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FOSTERS COMMAND.
No. a.; ;Davidson's Dispatches.

MWs tAs O0VlO1On'h D06p6tCmeDs
DRsP Borroh, July 20, 1894
IN addtisn W the troops which have been for sonfo
time In frcutof position At Deep Bottom Kershaws
division from Petesburr added on Saturday night,
and sharp fighting has been going on since result
Ing thus far IN tho capture by our forces Of shree
prisoners One captain or the One Hundred and e1ty.
second New YORK 10 missing and six to eight men wsre
wounded het evening.
Lieutenant Colonel Hooper Of the Twenty fourth Massa
chuscts, captured while reconncitering near exT
picket lines Sunday morning. He was neld oncsrof
the day ssd In theline OF his duty.
JrLY y, 1884.
pickets having been much snnoysd W
for the purpose OF gaining possession Of road running
through che woods nearly parallel with bis picket line,
in the vicinity OF Four Mile creek and occupied by The
rebels The advance hoty contested. and for MIST
Of the day partook mainly Of the character Of heavy
trees some times at q distance Of only fifteen pacee
Al evening the object OF the advance was reslised tho
road being gained aud held.
The following Is list Of casualties In the ElsvenAh
Maine, which bore prominent part in the contest
Capt F. ". Wiswell. Co. z. leg, slightly Corp iacas
card Sasse Co. E. belly. slightly; Corp. Horace & Mls
slightly; James r. Ash, Co. g, face and breast severely
James N Leighton, Co. C, leg and lung, mortaly John
II. Parker Co. G, face ana hack, severely; George H.
Robinson, Co. c, hip slightly; Moses NJ. Burse Co Z,
killed. Horace II Burse, Co. E. side, and right ampu
taed George A. Beals Co. f. right hip severely Parker
w. Leach, Co T., foresrm severely; Robert II. Newa,
Co. E, knee, slightly Archibald raggard, Co face and
neck mortaly; Charles W. Royal, co. g, arm, slightly
Everett b. Small Co. G, shoulder, slightly; Simon Wood
Co q. shoulder. slightly; Frank johnson, Co O. Crm,
slightly Samuel B.sMorton. Co g. hip slightly; Charles
Dougas Co. g. ssad slightly; Joseph Meader Co H. lex,
slightly John Ennegan, TO. leg, slightly; CharloG ii.
Corssr, Co. ], leg, slightly.
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TEE FIFTH CORPS.


MT. L. A. Hendrsck's Despatch.
4HApouARrHss Firth ARMY CoRrs,a
BSfoRE PETERSBURG, July n, 1854 J
HHAvY sxysMlsHis1 AND cAysoNADISG
al intervals kept up all night right There
has been firing so.day, usua but with decisive
results on either side.
OFT oApruRI,
Tho commissary msil agent, David Donaldson. belong.
ing to tho First Pennsylvania Veteran Reserves, this
evening captured rebel spy, wh2e riding along with his
mail The epy, also horseback aeGosted him and rode
by his side. His inquiries about the army excited Dou-
atson's suspicion and inquiry who he said ne
orderly OF General Hancock. ae6 his wsy
% the latter's headquarters.
without making HE suspicious known donaldson kcps
his nqusitor company until they aooupe Of officers
whcu he delivered him 90 their custody by hom
he vas taken bsrore Gen. warren and by hiu sent To
army headqusr.ars The prisoner was dressed IN our
cavasy unicrm and has got himself INTO q position
which promises Tho use OF henpen COED In
likely 20 prove dir greeabe 70 his feelings.
VICTORY AT nFEt
oder read 10 tr0ots This afternoon. IN.
uoupcins an i'm roFsaut victory norton our army
tho victory comprising the capture OF retel battery
aid prisoners Hcarty cheers toowed Tie reading
i SuvrI--cxAFaEs.
shell struck today IN ,he trenches occupied BY the
One Hundred and Eighteenth Peunsslvania regiment
whls ra,ions were bcng disrsqied. Corporal Erastus
Kelly coa.auy .. was thrown 0earIy sweuty Zee, into
tho NJ and literally bewn 10 pieces Two members OF
the same company slightly wounded
Lieutenant Gardner, of the Ops Hundred ana Sigh.
teenth lsnnsyvania regiment ha' been assignee !" act
iug comnss0ry In tho rhrd brigade. ifst Gv son tax
tng the place Of Captain We, whose fstreent rom the
ConmlssaVy department. mentioned in teceot despatch
This bas has the warmeet day we have had Tor
reveral days. This evening, AZ wrte my despatch.
gentle shower has commenced falling coong tue air and
mak,ng decidedly more agreeable zoe temperature
hoyKMsSr2
am i,ryt Informed ,hat tho enemy has snresved IN
considerable force beyond the Jerusalem plank road.
which wo formerly occupied, aud rs threatening our
lank.
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NeWa from Texas.

THE UNION SENTIMENT INcREASISG-PoRMArION OF
LOYAL LEAGUEs--FALsE REPORTS OF RBBgL sue.
cKesEs-CoNDITIoS OF UNION PRISONERS, Erc.
From the Memphis Bulletin, July 241
We have received from Mr.. P, a worthy resident
OF Texas very interesting accounts OF condition
OF things n that Stale, from which he has come no
beng passenger on the steamer Madison that arrived
from below Friday.
The PEOPLE OF Texas who Inclined 10 secession have
been buoycd up with stories Of lee having gained great
and captured eiEhtyyc thousand prisoners
rapidly. There are ten lodges Of Uoion
Leagues In Northwestern Texas, and each OF
them numbofs from five huhtsed TO
hundred members They very secret and
though constantly taking m members exceed
Dgly careful TO set the right kind OF These Union
Leagues have many friends and some members In the
rebel hundreds Of desert the rebel cause,
live out bushw hacking against secesh. The frieods
II the union mainly the poorer class Of peo-
Pile All available men among the poorer classes have
been conscripied.
Many slaves been rsxas from other States
they might be kept safely There four thous
nifty Union prisoners at Tyler, and they well
treated aud Ted. The crops 10 Texas proisiug but
the yield not likely 10 be much than Ia needed
for home pton. Corn sells at one hundred and
atty dollars busbel meal the beef only 6fty dol.
lars per head -four nty dollars per hundred pounds
wbisk ey scarce hundred and atty collars gallon
Our informant three times coDscripted, ard paid
about ave hundred dollars each time to exempted.
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FIGHTING IN ARKANSAS.

MEMPHIS, July 27, 1864.
Apparently authentic reports from Helena say thai
expedition, consisting II negro regiment, portion Of
the Fifteenth Illinois cavalry aud section OF battery
left place Monday morning. going the
OF White river. When Nelson, eighteen miles out
they encountered formidable rebel force. and after
short nght. we're obliged 10 retire. with loss Of twelve
killed and fourteen wounded. Colonel Brooks OF the
coored regiment and the captain OF artillery
ported among the killed The rebels pursued TO within
n.ne miles Of Helena. where troops made stand,
and sharp 6ght vas going when our informant left
The remainder OF the Fifteenth Illinois cavalry and oher
re,nfcrcsmsnu sore being rapidly sen, forward from
UeLeuA
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TIN. SECOND CORPS.


4C, Finley Anderson's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, IN TEE FiELD,0
Mo1rH SIDE JANIS RIVER,
July 27-Evening
psrti o OF the troops In the Army Of the Potomac
dsr the immediate command OF Major Gaaeral Hancock
having qn1y crossed the south tho north bank
u she James river, drove the enemy from strong line
hrencs,ents this morning and captured four pieces
: = artillery.
ne forces forming the expedition moved, yesterday
~ssrnoon. Harchipg an sght the command crossed the
Aspomattex, the portoon bridges Point Of Rscks
ai the paso called Broadway and crossed the Jasies
- the bridges near Deep Bottom. The movement was
sss,uted Uecsctly and .y and In fourteen hours
kce. the tme OF starting she command had marched
sAoss twenty r.es crossed, two and captured
xnssf worrS. with Its artillery, from the enemy
Hsv'pg eHsetoi lodgnent on the north bens OF tho
hrp0 WHERE hUwever, a force under General Foster
bad BEEN aires,y stationed General Hancock command
rued Ahe orea feds, the border of tbe river.
DC e,sy occupied fortified position along road run
rns mostly shoodye OF extensive piece of timber,
,ad, 1T that point, nearly parallel with the river.
'sxssusnR.s soRvARp"-rHc RxBEis rLAsxrD
After troops Mad formed open plain, strong
akrmish lice thrown forward. and II came in
witt the eney In front ei the polnt wkoro tao
snsny's heary guns posted cus skirmsh isns
axtsn OF detEchmcuts fran General Miles, brigade, IL
ssuefsi BRrlovs division. The regiments from which
Attachments taken furnish sKrm shcrs ior that
,ortsou o. tho line we're .hc One Hundred and Eighty
stird Pennsylvssia Fnth New Hampshire and Twenty.
sixth Michigan Colonel J. G. Lynch al tLe one Hundred
ADD Eighty ,,iird fennsyvsna, havng r-ore immeda,c
Supervision General Miles Eirmish line finding Do
seuing costly persist attempting 10 takc the guns IN
nont, moved pOrtian OF his by sho flank TO tho
sht aud soon crfsng ihe road held by the enemy,
.sb'sd TO eunlads the rebel line.
cArruRs wopRs Akp ousa
me consequence VAS that with our skrmssLers from
sAsr brsades advancing At ether points, the snsy was
so1psled abandon that fortified poson leaving four
s~sny pounder Psrrott guns, with mbess ssons
e,sd with ammunition, and small number prisoners
n the hands of Colonel Lynch.
scaped unIuursd although two bullets passsd through
~ hat and another hit horse. Captain Caeedy, Cnp
hn Copcm and Lieutenant Miller, OF the Que uundrct
saa ienth Pennsyvani wounded on the eAtreme
eMnt OF the skrmish line, whore the regiment lost
s&wber Of men,
cArrAn rAeeApY
Aad been wounded In two places al Coal Harbor had re-
srust In time 10 take command OF the req nent IN the
novsn en Yesterday, and In the skrmish morning
~otuded again.
ruK SIS sscosD POSITION
Atet tns fnolny oad ocen driven from that first po
sA0n be re<ired TO commanding crest about mi
seaiud. rhat point Is About three miles from Malvern
ki. Reconnoterng partNes soon ascerlaned tho faot
lat The naturally ormidsb.S defensive position Of the
wsss wss being rendered stSonGer st By the enemy,
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up ~ one hundred and twenty upwards, the weather
su06oy cbangsd on saturday TO o cooness which was
oven uncomfortable northeast storm, with Q ca'liy
an vnd nowing winds ,ssted night and plday anh we
were glad thls morning welcome back the sun sxain
n'aad beenfso dull aud dis NAL
SUPPLIES DBRs.
Mr.. J. ID. Rightmyer. agent for the Soldiers Home,
Howard street, New York, arrived here a short time
sipce with large quantity Of supplies for New YORK
Hoops-onions, potatoes turnips, pickles, snnrsrout
beeis &c Under the direction of Medical Director Ciy-
mer, and by the assistance OF Dr Darymple, Distrct
Surgeon these have been strbuted among all the New
York regiments, aud making their heartsglad.
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SHERMAM.
The Union Lines Steadily Clos
ing Around Atlanta,

WASHINGTON, July 20, 1894
despatch received here states that General Hood has
made Efforts the assault upon General shefmans
lines the battle Friday last They were, how
ever feeble efforts and easily aud promptly repused,
with aggregate loss to sherman Of only about hun
dred men.
Tho latest Official dispatches from General shern an g
army that he Is steadily drawing mis- lines closer
around Atlanta.
He yet received tdogs or tn. cavalry force
sont the Macon and Coambos Railroad. which
Is the only means OF escape TO the robei army from
Atlanta
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Our srSSsaI Washington Despatch.
wAsmSIroN, July 20, 1884
Tne long, Fr.et which has prevailed near Petersburg
suppor al 20 be definitely broken. and there 10 again
pospectso nctve operations There has been for sonFe
time &srui looking for by the rebels OF renewal OF
sraepAo operations tho part Of General Graut which
there re- every to bcieve arc now beag naugo
ratetA end they win have other occupation for all tie
tror they canmuster than raidag in Maryland mock
se'gee sf Washington.
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she Atlantic Telegraph Cable.

IT. JonSs N. r july 20, 1854
Cyrus wAField ESQ, left to-day Zoe PIsceotia BAY He
visited Triuxy Bay yesterday Hearts Content is the
place where tn, Atlantic cabs will be landed Mr. Field
proposes ~ buS land line thsuce Plscent, hua
dted mies IN length and over good road dis
Gncs. cable wir ,connsct Piacentia Ray With capo
Breton Captain orteus, of her hsesty's steamer MAJ
make rouudttgs.
mometec ~
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CINCINNATI, July 20, 1894.

IINCINNATf, JuIy 70, ISb1
Private auvces from General Shermans headquarters
the assignment Of General o. 0. Howard to the
command OF the Army and Department Of Tennessee-a
position made vacant BY tho recent death Of General
Mcpherson.
General Howards chief OF staff will be Lieutenant Colo
mel Warner formerly OF the Seventy sixth Ohio Volun-
teers.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Tho Latest from Attanta-Brigadies
General Mo Gee Not Woundea-Fri-
a an

day Operations, SC.

Prom the Ricnmnuu Examiner, July 2f.l
The nust important have is that contained 10
the i0owing despatch from Geucsal Hood'
ArfANrs. July a. fsiA
Hup. J. A. SrDuos, secretary ~ War
In the eaSement YESTERDAY we azptarad siahteen H4nds
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Destructive Fire at Atlanta.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July %, 1864
rhe Atlanta APPEAL OF the Goth instant has an account
OF IN incendiary fire. commencing Connolly block and
consuming half Q million dollars worth Of property.
During the nro the burning buildings pilsged by
spectators.
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THE NINTH CoaPs.

Mr.. James e. EStzpstricI9's Despstons
R'yH ARny cokra, l,sFows tprasmRe, Va,
Ju,y 2S-A. ". I
Wy budget % this c.vning Is briot bas a,ersst.
ing.
Important movements srs on too,. and ,hsm develop.
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News Ay way Of Cairo.

CAIHu, JuIy ~, X6cz
The steamer Emperor, from New Orleans, July a. has
arrived shs reports that there rebel battery OF
Ave guns fifteen miles above Skipwith Landing wtich
fred several into tnclad gunboat the 2&th,
doing little damage.
The Clara Bell, which left vicksburg for White
river has beon heard FROM and is feared that sho
has been destroyed.
Tho steamship Yazoo, from New YORK 18th, had ar.
rived at New Orleans.
Nothing was doing In cotton. There a speculative
inquiry for sugar sales private and by auction at 2lo
2sc. Molasses the views OF buyers demand brisk
for oil descriptions Western produce advanced sales Of
choice extra -four at SIS SIG.
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meus viii tend 20 speedy conclusion Of the present
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-06

BY order OF the DOaTu OF lIuStees.,- =,
nolJ HIN Iuno ~ 1854 in23 m
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ny-NOtice Is hereby given that, in accordance with
The laws of the Territory Of Nevada, the Bylaws
OF the Company and an order of the Board OF Trus-
ices of the above-named Company, there will be
sold on MONDAY, the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST,
lS64 at | O'Clock P. NJ, in front OF the Company
once Korn Bros store Gold Hill, 10 the highest
bidder for United States gold coin, 50 many shares
Of the Capital stock of the aboye-named Company,
standing la the nameSOt the following named per
sons as will pay all assessments due. together
with all expenses Of advertising sale and transfer;
Names. Certificates. Shares. I3t.
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And In accordance with law, and an order of the
Board OF Trustees Of said company, made on the
said 18th DAY of May, 1854, many shares of each
parcel OF said stocR as may be necessary will be sold
AZ the salesroom OF Messrs. John Middleton 4 Son,
northeast corner OF California and Montgomery
streets San Francisco, California Oh the FOUR
TENTH DAY OF JULY, 4. d. 1864, at IL o'clock,
noon of that day to pay said delinquent assessments
thereon. together with costs OF advertising ana eS
penseS of the sale.
FERDINAND VASSAULT, Sec'y.
Ofice-SO. Barron's Building, northwest corner
cisco, Cal $500
San Francisco June 29th, 1854 Jy2 I'd
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

No1Ica Z hereby given that In accordance with the
laws Of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the p,
company, there will be sold at pg9His aHeagh I M
'front.' OF the company's office on TUESpA1, June me
1sth 1874 at O'Clock Pm, SO many shares OF nc
canital stock Of the company standipgin the names
of the following parties as will be necessary 70
date the amount due thereon togetner WIN "eet
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Victor Hugo Gold and SILVER Mi4InG Co.
Gold Hill District, Storey county, Nevada Territory.
There are delinquent, upon the following described
stock on account Of Assessment No. 2, levied on the
18TH day Of May, 1884, and assessment levied preyt.
ously thereto to wit: No. on the 9th day Of Octo-
Der 1863 the several amounts yet opposite the names
~ die resnectiYe sharehOlderS. aa follows:
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And in accordance with law. 80 many shares OF
each parcel Of said stock a. may be necessary will
be sold at the Office Of said company, 90 Merchant
street, San Francisco on FRIDAY, the Sth day Of
July, lstI. al O'Clock, Pm, 10 pay said delinquent
assessments thereon together with costs OF adver-
Using and expenses Of the sale.
By Orier OF the Board OF Trustees.
& W TOMLISS0N, Sec'y.
insnti 6O6 Merchant street. s. y.
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Jackson Gold and silver Mining Com.

pany.-Notlce Is hereby given, that in accordance
with the laws Of Nevada Territory and the bylaws
of the company, there will be sold at public auction
ON SATURDAY, the 10th day Of July, A.D 1854, at 2
O'Clock pm, at the companys office on Main street,
Gold Ill., n t. so many shares of the capital stock
of the Jackson Gold and Silver Mining Company,
standing in the names Of the following persons, az
will be necessary to pay all assessments due thereon
together with costs Of advertising, sale and trans
L .-...ILL
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Arriuotou Gold and silver Mining Go,
Notice Is hereby given that In accordance with the
laws Of Nevada Territory and the by-laws OF the
company, there will be sold at public AUCTION IN
front of the company's office OIL MONDAY, July y,
1894 at o'clock PM, many Of the shares OF the
capital stock Of the above company as may be nee
essary to lqudNte the amounts due thereon for as
Sessments together with accruing costs:
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Notice is hereby gveR that In accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
company there will be sold at public auction in front
of the cOnlpanys Office in Gold Hill on THURSDAY,
July It'll. 1884, at O'Clock, Pm, as many shares OF
the capital stock standing In the names Of the fol-
lowing persons Us will pay all assessments due there
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wisconsin Consolidated Mining COMO
tice II hereby given that in accordance with the laws
OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF the company
there will be sold at public auction in front OF the
Secretary'S Office, on SATURDAY, June 18th, lett,
at O'Clock Pm, many shares OF the capital stock
Of the above company standing In the names OF the
following parties may be necessary to ltquldate
the amounts due thereon for assessments, together
with accrulng COSTS
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BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
c. W. HUMPHREYS, Seey;
Gold I'LL, May I, 1854. may I'd
The above sale Is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
July 9TH, 1861 at the same hour and place:
c. W. HUMPHREYS, Secy;
Coll Iupn lSfI Inf I'd
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FrankeI Mining Co.-Notice IL hereby
given that so many shares OF the capital stock OF th
Company standing In the names OF the foloTing
persons as VIII pay the assessments due thereon, 70,
gether with costs Of sale and advertising VIII BE- soil
at public auction, to the highest bidder, ACCORDING
the laws OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
company, on MONDAY, July 18th, 1854, at o. <,
p. NJ at the ONCE of the company; TeieE et'
back OF j. s. Flyc'S store, Gold Hill, n. T.;
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Gold Hill. June q. lS6i JIM ID
kniekerSosker Gold and silver I've, !, Minins

Company.-Notice Is hereby given that in accord
ance with the laws of Nevada Territory and the by
laws Of this company, there will be sold at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for gold coin
In front Of the SccretaryS office, the same being the
office OF the company, in the town Of Gold HILL coun-
" OF Storey and Territory Of Nevada, on SATURDAY
the 9Th day Of July AID, 1851 between the hours OF
u O'Clock, n. and O'Clock, Pm, 50 many SHARES OF
the capital stock OF the above named company
Standing i'm the names of the following persons and
respectively numbered as will be necessary to pay
the assessments now due together with costs OF al
vertisIng and sale:
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Clinton 6; Hubbs Gold and Silver NIin-

Ing COmpany.-NOticc Is hereby given that In nc-
cOr(ance with the laws of Nevada Territory and The
bylaws Of the company there will be sold Of public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, 1864, between the hours Of two and
four O'Clock at the Office ofthc company, Centcrrillc
House, in Gold Hill, N T., so many shares OF the
capital stock Of the company standing In the names
of the following persons as will be necessary TO pay
the assessment due thereon, together with costs Of
sa1 and advertising. TO wit.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Kn,.L, Cold md silver eIInint Company

Notice Il hereby given that IN accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory aid the bylaws Of the
company there Will be sold at pabS auction IN iT0h IH
of the companys office, on sALUhDaf * S cuG-
fta stock Of the above company as may be Necessary
10 ISuIdate the amounts due thereon for assessments
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st. Charles Gold and Silver MinInS C.
Notice is hereby given that In accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF the
company, there will be sold at public suction, on
FRIDAY, July sth, 1854, at O'Clock, Pm. before
their Office Blue Wing Saloon. SO many shares Of
the capital stock OF the company as will pay the nv
sessments due thereon, together with costs Of sale
fOliO
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By order Board Trustees,
GEO. G. BURNETT, sec'y.
Gold Hill. May Is, 1854. my2s m
The above sale IL hereby postponed till THURS
DAY, July 18th, 1864, at same hour and place.
By order of the Board OF Trustees.
GEO. G. BURNETT, sec'y.
Gold Hill. June %. 1854. ......lE jn29 I'd
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Jim 'WCLcIInn Told and SIIVtr UInIuH
Company.-Notice is hereby given, that in accord
ance with the laws Of Nevada Territory and the by
laws OF the company, there Will be sold at public
auction in front Of the Secretarys office In American
City, n. T., on MONDAY, July Is, 1854, at o'clock
PM, 50 many shares Of the capital stock, OF the
above company may be necessary to llquidate the
amounts due thereon for assessments together with
L.ALrn L.L