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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED.
Dyspepsia, no matter how long standing, Yield
ct once TO "UPHAx's OysBsPsIA CuRs." The effects
Of thls Remedy are truly magical Try 10 and b.
convinced. Price 81 box. Sent postpaid 10 any
address, by 8. c. UpHAny IS South hghth g., Pals
dephia, Pa Circulars sent tree.
Feb IS. 1ee4-lo-16 en
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The Eono DT T.. NAnvr givsa An aeon nj Of a sui
rf. and r,n~ss BE- -r.r,Ar, n, al. ANN. t.,.,, =.
-. "' ~
Llff hhne.l tte Two crimes beng the Consequences
u pu irr r.nf iitt. a igef ths eating Of two str,v
49,. D.. .tI. M -...- a,
80 ~ .u'itn' > He unhhtsr m "a henhuf,
= 800. ' !" ''. ~, .' ia " y ~ s' ihsn hei
J. " , y -. - ~ I" ~ n'"in,ht.
80. lug y wv CT iuh. WINE
80 Nl,rh ~ Hth"i"''ir- ip' Astuhs lor
LOU ~ v M sun ,oi, ,"'u. IN h,cn 'he rge 70
- 49,. .t'vv' ~ - ''n we huis, ) nlr
y, - ~, 80, ~ 10, nv - 'e, ne iIin w. con,
-, ~ '' ,'... 'I'' -, 'luu' Ne'cl' ICES Nehi-
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~, ~ lsansd aeana the ifcs vhiA - &C.
- Gs witnessed her ,oars.
a degrees The stormy p.saop within her ~,
rlssa W calm reflection. THIS day she was 70 e.
80, she was 70 dwell beneath smother roof
s,vs an other mistress. Huul alton always hun
initiation But At least II would 10 SotDo HANG
i, her NE, A. she thou.hi Of tas. she returnc'
h.,s,ly TO ~ palace that she m.sf not, on III
lst DIV Of /. Srvitude, incur The anger Il IA
.n.,v xr Anelka astircti in her prettio.s,
drcsA when Con- tanh. came 70 trr win q W.
h~I, from which = 10 took several zaycolorcd nh
bsns and deoked b.. IL them hersrlf, that The ~
nigh, do her orsd., n ue new ismiy, Anc whev
Aniella bending down 10 her iect uanked be
Cons,aptt, s4h r,sr-es rus cor'cs. SION. kissf
ber an The f,rele.d Fv- Leon cart an sdmiriu
glance upou her. Hi. s-ryA at soon Aitcr came =
conGur Ter 10 the car1N y. ana sho~Ins ~
where to scat herself. they II 'uou on quo@S II
warls hads DOL. -, N
For the ar,. time in her liza Alielsa rc'ie in
carriage. Her head turned quite ~ ~ &c eou
not look A. the trees and ne ~ 's tlS'v lrN pa
her but hv degrees she be am moro -'es''s
" II, an 1 tic ir,rh air rniiv,u" v heNsIrns
performed the rest of the jour- 'N IN 'o,erat
happy state u mind. Al last 'br '"frl1 ~ 10 "
spacious courtyard before the P1l~ ~ hGAP
tie dwelling Of 4 once rich ana ~, VERT fVS
family, now partly in ruin. r. was e'
dent. even to Amolk.. tsd ~" uHrhS
was ono fur money Oil the one SIDE, anc u V ''"N 4
the other.
Among other innovation, At the cast :. occ,
s,on~t 10y y q spprosohiug marriage the .nc ~.
II. Prince PeazIn. lad ohtaiue-l sinsrrs " VI
chApel, aid had eng ecd rnor Jusi'uiarN
! Italian. as oh pcl-rn ster Ihucc'uev ~ b""na
| arrival. Anieks was prc~ept~l TO him. lie r".e
her sting scaie. and pronounced her voice 70 q
excellent
Anielka found that, IN R,dr;vl, she wa tea'"t
with ht'ls NOW cons d"r,tiou ihnn a OSogr~t
alth ough she hal ott~n to submit g. tie pr.'cJ
| Of her new mistress. and she flhni les 'me \
| read. But 10 console hers, z, fhc gave al her "
teaton 20 su my. with Size prbiicsd severn
| hours day. li-r naturally trt@t c1ps ~ unde,
the gu lance # the italian, lc u "a '.eveiop itse7
| steadily Besides sacred, be taught her 1reraus
| music On one ccctsion AuIeis. $50 m ara "a :,
iinpassicnc'l md flt sterly as ,lc that the enrr
turod Jasiinisui cAFqed his hands ~ lov' skrPe',
about the room. and, not huding worIe enough \
praise her, cs'lGm~i several times ~frirN,
| bouun Prirna Durn,l"
Bur the lcss1't were interrupted. Tic Princess
| we'iiing-dGr VIA fycd uprr, after WI event
! and Leon were to 80 n Florrn'c. md An,eiSa u,
| Ia a. o'rpany Them. Air, feelings which "A
her poignant ~ scrv stin cluny io h'~. she ~
pisc herself cor her weakness 100 size loved ] ~,
| TIE scnimen, VS. tpo dcei'r mp niei r. N
| bosom to be crn,licatel-s 100 stronv 50 le re ste,
II was the fisi love II sso'ing ami Euieloss.hesi,
and had grown m silence .snd ies?'ir
| ITO D, oonti ucdl
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JuIv g.. ! ~ = 70 n " mo n. " IL.
CLEARED
srhArsiffie -tr'i.t1. ma. ',- li-It..o.t.
SUR "faals-.- l.se 49,. suIl,ic, iseflrol.
Mountain Ws.r, ',,.i!A
B'hks rn.u.a, tlnrtnl Co.k Ie,-'r Gia'~ov,
bHil : = ont,lct Naa nhafH. ~. e. ic'", lAsu-
~; g. "a Glow, e'naftI u: Ci,socit. Goa l't..
SCli3' NCis-A Ivarta. Caruvai.s, Hope, psis-
u..u, ;, Se.'Ae lf'moIc.
AKkIN N.
STEAMSHIPS. r"iit. Alexsniril Northern ilrhi.
A'rn" W. l'elviferc. to,fr"sr Mon'ce. Thorn, " th-
ia son, % e .iIhailks. macy N.-h ngtcn, ID;
tstGn.is glasgow; " ostcher'eT. sSiseu6e; Della
tare iientJ' Novelty, Ph ai"iphia felPont,
10: Aida de-. Liza - Sa.tls. Nelly leaty, BALI
uiofe. ' irsinA Wellington, Il &. tdinbI =, Law.
,aiPs .-Ca,hsune Msha ltIoNsud,l ROTTERDAM;
iiuisoa. loapon.
R.rKS- sr,V, London. rAiliin, Rio Jsneirc.
ERi's t-'s'iul- ilur.scc'. NJ Lidi, lc,h1rn.
r'ilOn Nins EN,ntss, sea H. tord. " ~ l.e'si.
b1'inp A1c.t "a .a'c. iOtt n1fti. 81 alton, 10
'i.oucc .or i.ii.,'" npa o. ls,tcl tlhe 'os Pow.
.cHcc; GA rlo% Eag rthpor TO- Taunton. Joseph
r.. c.s. nA.u'thr,t Co. .1lrt s.v~D. Jones bs~.
.sact' ~ 'vi ii h'un. i.as nl, ~ tcthIcrt
60 ,ii. "Dpit tnnl u li,ret iIi1atethpoit r. Z
liza t'.nr IslH.c Blystt, Li.ta,. hI. o. DO, ~;
!. iIrs,. ifovil"n'', Hero sieA.. BIC, Wind. OF
bh!OW -Uuo te.E, ulsuoen. Mind, al Sunset, ..
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MOTTO.
We upe sneh IA IA. a. have no ,tr''a
wi name az ire La~s ~ lsfe
with tlood cur AAnds - yer .tain-
nor pe,ssn men TO .ass then pm.
our Father shcr al soodn"s. Ills
Psovioo> he means - culssi if'
Tie s.upl. Lslhs hehVNth oui -"
Wei, used, relieve ouS '1airs ,n'""-.
A .imp.e he h. atir,'. Florsr
Chilled irom the dr~sv Lac,
IncW tk.ss sh al sp'sks-i'h toocri-- pc~~
" change Asd hetith .O\'nsr.
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LOCAL NEWS.
sKw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

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SEWING uASgIgsES.

C,LWl,;G MACHINES TO LEr--WHEELER
- A NyI.u' md sIugCr No. ., 10 rent los, oil for
SIDE on sasv ,c!ins ncr, AVID in excellent order. Ay-
p.y ~ p u 2 ee. .. RI. 81
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ssXl'S 7s~l<pNs.

ElSHrRNEN AHOY-CrAED EXCCRt
i sion 80 the CuOLtEA HAtN> pn rrGa,, july
I'D IN, nov steamboat NAl.fliA WASHINGl
TON, Cl2' lhtid \ane. "il leave a, lcosr b. ooinf
NJ a. O'cock u. Ptck Sip ., -piinc 1t I, fier
n. rs rare tor th, entio EXCURSION ~ 80 !
EISlIING BAEk>-TAiILiES AND PAR
i ties ENJOY tie air bv GOA 70 ihe Fistin
Banks on The sea- ong steamer MARYLAND, via IL
leayes every unrn.nr, saturdays excepted, loot O
~ oone .tieet +. H., at A. a.. I"cE stp y. RI
H. A. ~. Iry IT, y X. So 4. ", pes I. Mr..
st5 A. ". taIe ~. Children Eii p.Is.. Dinner4
refreshments AMI God L1u- ca load. 80 ,
EOG ENCU RSlONS--TilE FAVuRlTk New
l. BAIle- liar','t lion. 4nl tn. h.D-inck alsc
Pleasant ' alley. -. L. arms Wei rnd otuer liToveS
70 let. E1cuIt, ui Otil-. - We o., corner Barrow
.a6 ~. II. tkpSstTr. .
LiOR NEWBl RGH, iOUGHkEEPSIF,.
i Eopncout hIursi0n The MAkT RON Ella
esves O- Of Jag ~ eseD ate aeon n y 0'cDk a4s
an rO-MORROW, July 2isI, \ GRAM
~ ,1cnc, ~ nj nj "a. chOoi Rtiic "a - Aui iIsf
the Church, M1IlieAuia. III tgAr D. e.. q ,lcne-
op.r From The mituii Al L. 'uGGe b1
the Comm tee, and The indefati 'ae cS, ous the
fstof, the kev. JOSEPH T. MOoD~, - may saieiv,
promise lAIre AID icsi'tctsh. N.or.l. Is
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irvor u a hea. -, coming from Greenwood Gene
tefy ye-tcIday afternoon, III rop Oh the car into
" street, aId severely Injured. lie was convey ~
10 ais house in New York.
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A REWARD OF ego ~ THB INDIA
n uFRB DOC rOX lAl. to de =. ID. d~see snd 70
his patient. tn mature OF Thea conoldot. or
nses vithou; receiving AM ihiA ms'ioh ion 'hs'
No charge for conrultaLiou OF ADA CO.
Our people arc tired 81 tb.o.es. When mrn
sies he wants TIE aysieisn -bo ~ ecribes t,n.d
that are snrs % cure him. snd ave- p4rson 10 fou
In the Indian ksrS Doe,er, sf'aoI fsdon ct bu,o
lyu.
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Grr,s screw s,,nmcr- Ordered.

orders have bcca sont to ne Navy yard, nj rr-
vsss ship builders WIN hsi already received private
Instructions, 10 commence Of onco ''c 'ra.ai'f
~sssss q tho srea, .cres feet Of 1864. vi'h DE
Sacrament has received 70 pid to Ito nav. ih"y
- he vescel. al oady for advanced toneies '''-
p.st,on and u them will J.. iAun,hci on 1hois-
dsy, 81 the Boston Navy ward. T'r rilol ~ .5s 20
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ICO Late iOr classification.
DEATHS.

AN sNE-Ou Iues FAY morning. the 10Th int.
lohl thtbrc, . Hati., OF thO County OF Waterford,
LEI u'. ~ 900 Slst yrar u hi. SO.
4 p" cucs cnG norusilt3r"os NJ the family, and
N"ie o. ~ fsls, James PatIi,s aud John re-
tp'C'ulf invited 70 attend The func A. 'ls Wednos
a., - lust, ION his iAe residence, 90 New Rowe
~. 'iir rename vtu 10 tatcg To - jane Church
a. T,iI.ct p.s' 50 O'Clock, ,u,.c y Re IA Ciu High
Mao vfi .c uf'r 80 Coz me- fcI'sc al lie soul, ali
thence - tri.n! tsiue.sly Al o'clock. ~
CLARK pl.i white w defence # NJ. country, in
" hirs'oo. .vo.pr C.Ak. ,IiL RECT. ~. ;. ~ g.,
l.. ,l tsNea.s
he .li mi scr ue utarces a. the ian Nv are
..sct.uu. .l.r,4 g. .!tu4 a., 'uuerI. irin lie
l.. 'r .rOlr i.I .ls' ave. sU.ire ~ sven IN
t"-iN.On''. i.fH NJ t.uV ~ ,.. "-e, W. f't .ius
Nil be t.hV1 81. . rH 80 tCUr'rit !or m cli cut.
AiuA.n a.i Belfast ,ptItp e. ne copJ. -
StCGtrDi Ou ftuitv, ISL int, Theodore
Ch~Frs -i'stftI, s''f - cas- and inoIthf.
TIE rc..t.cs st "a Of the t,p'il. nfc respect
fil5 inN'o4 !, 81 ei,' thc ttu,I b, ne tN'ln-.,.s }
SIZE n'.u, a. q Cuirck ifom Ais ate .cs.ienct. =
lfst Iuuttcn -. 30
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DRorECTIyE WAR CLAIM AssoCIA-

l. toni The objects Of the Association ae 10 secure
10 .olue 10 and sailors ana their familleA any claims
In.ornl.tipn W them phioW cost, and 10 prevent
iraids against them and the Government Applies
toa IN 20 OF b! letter should te made TO iiEN.
York w
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oGie., ISL fulton street, b.. s''n

ElIRONIC DIAkE Z CURED.
SknHpPt sweet Dsis',H, ol.o' .i-'h'"a rI'' re
tegN. "a lbtcy .Ihci C. ptlus. - %. D." IA tc'
comp auit AMI ioI citi "a "ii'ii ltG t'. ~ 'tnu's
walled. sold b. dtuf. ste s..I 10 Va % . ttN
" KNAPP, "a ". 3ad IT, 5. ! Isl
nIARRHEA, Dl>ENILmt, thh.FRit
~ and all oo~eness OF tue los" is. - ~ "l
that old and weli-k nown Iomcdy re y, = JHs
LERlNE REMEDY" This II All sulcle<tLAi ,li uid y
In the pors--siel OF every hcuso AeeperVv !e ,his
of-Pu he saved ~ ~ timely Use. n nnt oen NJ a
by tie pits"nt proprietor ior the PAST NJ Neha Ar.
We -srIant II 10 be prepared -t,ctIs According ~
rec ?. pulished In re y !. sun, 10. slle o;( q
40 South Secoud st.. Wl.laiushutg,- at % cen eliS
bottle tP q
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MEDICINES.

ITO D, oohii ucd !
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OK REWARD - LOST ON SUNDAY, A
z, - al pol', ~ .oet lonF pipi' fieen' chnSer
Ia O. ItC rC1a I ~ re pl.G 10 sny NO ma alton
ol l %. me t.o ,cu that mica nor viii please In.
luau ta. nor who tLcy let he. Ar2y ~ loot vi
v GtIlu 3 81 rr-ty tlty 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
TAXPAYERS MEETING. 4.

The proceedings of the meeting held in
Virginia on Saturday evening, together
with the reports of the several committees
will be found in our paper this evening.
The figures are uncomfortably interesting,
and point conclusively to the fact that
something must be done in the way Of
reform, or that the people of Storey coun-
ty must soon move their personals beyond
the county lines and leave the real prop
erty to be swallowed up by their credit
ors. A few more years of the ancient
regime would so reduce the value of the
county warrants and proportionally IN
crease the debt, that all the taxable prop
erty in the county would not equal the
Indebtedness. We were not present at
the meeting, but are informed that there
seemed general disposition towards
harmonious and satisfactory arrangement
of matters, and the adoption of such a re-
form as the desperate condition of the
county demands. The claims OF Gold
Hill TO an equal representation with Viz
ginia, and of the outside districts each to
representative, were conceded after
warm but good-tempered discussion
The representation agreed upon was:
six from Virginia, six from Gold Hill
and one each from American city, Flow
cry and Red Mountain. No definite plan
of consolidation or other measure was de-
cided upon; but be are led to the opin-
ion that common government for the
whole county will eventually be adopted,
upon basis of representation similar to
that given in the committee. The gen.
tlemen composing the joint committee are
substantial and public spirited citizens,
and are all imbued with sentiment Of
comfy and good feeling, and we indulge
in the confident hope that they will agree
upon some equitable, just and wise plan
for the reform of our municipal affairs.
The same NAV be said of the sub-com-
mittees. and there is a fair prospect that
on next Saturday evening complete and
detailed system of government will be
presented and approved by the citizens.
If so, we shall be able to commence the
New Year more hopefully. The meeting
was well attended, and as the action had
on next Saturday evening will probably
be final, the attendance should be general.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

1OLal'ss RA"Aj1f0
c would call your attention to the
. iture of $26,8l5 OF for the purpose
ing streets. This is an expenditu
h In all probability will not be requir'
j great sum next year. We would a
C. your attention TO the expenditure
s 354 81 for Fire Department. A cons
{ lie part OF this amount accrued from I
u ing Of number Of cisterns, which :
manent improvement.
the present time, ON account Of the b
C t of the city, our officers, in all matt
O releases and salaries are compelled
u scrip at least three times the amou
" h would be necessary to pay II SCI
" equal in value to coin and we are j.
&c .lieve that, II our present oficerS COZ
do usiness upon a cash instead Of SCI
ba 5, the expense Of our government,
no, conducted, would no., exceed the 81
Of 5000 per month. '. .i4s
7 nat this unsatisfactory state Of the cit,
ere 1t is the result OF the manner In VIII
our government has been administered,
are not prepared to say, but venture I
opinion that II our citizens and press
made an effort to sustain that credit =
would now be occupying q much more fau
able financial position than we do occiII
We have this opinion forced upsn Us by
fact that our present Indebtedness does n
seem to warrant the great depreciation viii
our scrip has suffered. a, ira 81.
Your Committee take pleasure in ackno
Lodging the courtesy extended to them BY
Board Of Aldermen and city officers, dur
the time Of making our various examiI
tons. Respectfully submitted,
F. A. TRITLB,
o.. GEO. F. JONES,
]. M. WALKER.
On motion, the report was received
laid upon the table. !. .
Mr.. Merrill moved that committee Of +
be appointed to draft Bill Of Consolidate
and report in two weeks from to-day.
Mr.. Earl, Of Gold Hill, moved that as
committee had not reported on the NUM-
pal affairs Of Gold Hill, that the Report
The Board of Trustees Of Gold Hill for tn
quarter ending November 30th, 1884, - pull
lished in the Gold Hill News Of to-day, b
adopted as the Report Of the COMMITTEES
Carried. The reading Of the report was di'
penssd WITH .al.J, - =,
A. B. Paul made = few remarks, in th
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

This important State document was de-
ivered to Congress last Tuesday. The
defectious working of the telegraph neces7
STATED therepetition of the message -four
times between Washington and California,
and it was only published in full in the
San Francisco papers on the 9th. 1t Is
too lengthy for publication entire IN our
columns to-day, but the following abstract
of its contents will convey the information
which it contains -..
Commencing with an acknowledgment
of the nations gratitude to Almighty God'
the President reviews the condition OF our
a.a FOREIGN RELATIONS.
These. the President announces to be
&c reasonably satisfactory" In the Mex
;csn affair, we have maintained strict neu-
trality; the Consular difficulty in Egypt
has been adjusted; and the proceedings
with Japan have increased, rather than
diminished the friendship of that nation
with the United States.
INTERNATIONAL TELEGhAPHS,
Both the transatlantic and the Rus
sian Overland lines of telegraph promise
speedy completion and the South Amer
lean States are DESTROYS of cooperating in
constructing lines connecting with that
world-encircling communication.
SOUTHERN PORTS RE-oPENED.
Norfolk, Fernandina and Pensacola
have been opened by proclamation, and
foreign merchants are notified OF the fact,
and recommended to seek those ports in
stead of those under blockade.
THE cASADAs AND THE UNITED STATES.
The recent depredations on our north
EN- frontier have made it necessary to give
notice that after the expiration of six
months, the United States will consider
themselves at liberty to increase their naval
force upon the Lakes. Some change in
the regulation of transit and exports across
the line is also demanded.
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
This important subject is fully treated.
The receipts during the year from all sour
ces, upon the basis Of warrants signed by the
Secretary of the Treasury, including loans
and balance in Treasury on the first day of
July, 1868, 81, 1894, 796,007 y, and the aggre-
gate disbursements upon the same basis were
81, 2SS, 00S, l0l SO, leaving balance in the
Treasury, as shown BY warrants, of SGT, 1885,
905 70. Deduct from this the amount Of
principal and interest of public debt redeemed
and the amount of issue in substitution there
fer, and the actual cash operations of the
Treasury were: =
Receipts. ..................SS 1854, OF ,646 81
Disbursements. SCI, 234,0S7 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

The President expresses doubt whether
Tennessee is in that relation to the Gov
eminent which will secure che acceptance
of its vote for President and Vice Pres
ident, though that is question for the
House Of Representatives and not for him
to determine. IN. rs 4 = =. ......l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

FROM all parts of the earth, contri6u-
tons on the part of American residents
are flowing into the treasury of the SAM
tary Commission. A few weeks SINCE it
was announced that branch society had
been formed at Honolulu, and now comes
the news that the American residents at
the city Of Buenos Ayres have sent $4,000
in gold to the Fund.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

REDUCING WAsEs.-There has been
some excitement at Rowland Flat, Sierra
county, lately, on account of a reduction
Of the wages of hands at work in the
mining claims, from three dollars and a
half to three dollars per day. They got
I'D a strike on the occasion. ....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

SoLD OUr.-The county Of Santa Clara
has sold out its stock in the San Francis
co and San Jose railroad. It owned $780,
900 worth of the stock, and sold it for
100000 in U. S. Government six per
cent. bonds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

IT is estimated that during the past
eish. months 1880 fefssees have ar
rved at Memphis, 500 Of whom have
been sent to Cairo. OF those received at
Memphis 1900 averaged the age of IA,
and 2,4Od under. ~ 'z'e s...'',
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

The British North American Provinces
have hitherto played an insignificant part
in the affairs of the world. Realizing this
fact, they are about to form Union, and
take their place among the nations of the
earth. .....-.-. d. ...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
NEW TO-DAY.

Greenbacks! Greenbacks!!
DR.MH Goss, OF THE PRIVATE HOS
IL pital Gold Hill. has paid Inc ESQ In Green.
backs at par, for work done on his bath house. /
also state to the public and his patients that be
will take Greenbacks at any time from his debtors.
All right Dr., but don't stick your nose too deep
In your bath tubs you may become too famous.
dele l0tt HENRY ECkERT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
Miners of Goid Hill.

TAKE NOTICE-THAT THE ALPHA @. e.
i 8. NJ Co, Of which W. B. Hickok 10 Presi
dent and Superintendent and w H. Watson,
Secretary, have paid me In Greenbacks at par for
labor performed In said Compsny's mine. take
this method to inform you. In order that you may
not be suindled by said Company In like manner.
Gold HILL Dec, 9Th. 1854 SdeiO I0t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
ASSAY OFFICE
THEALL & co,

THEALL & CO.,
Virginia City, =. Nevada,
Gold and Silver Bullion and Ores OF every
description Melted and Assayed.
RETURNS MADE IN BARS OR COIN!
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO TREAT
w our bars by the
Humid Process Of AssayinE!
This process Is the only one u general use in oil
United States MINIS, and in San Francisco Assay
Offices.
We guarantee our assays TO conform accurately
to the standard Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,SOl 81
Tho items Of unregistered warrants and Of
interest are not accurately stated, but ap-
proximate very nearly to the actual amounts.
The expenditures for county purposes dur
ing the year ending July LIST, 1864, amounted,
according to the report of the Commissioners
Of that date, to $202, 26S IA, exclusive Of ex-
penses of school system.
The items of expenditure, according to the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

The taxable property of the county will,
under the present assessment, be about
$4,000, 900. This is independent Of the direct
tax on the mines, about the validity Of which
there are grave doubts. ......
County tax on $4,000 900, 80 cts.
Deduct probable delinquent list. 1900 90
Leaves balance of............$ 10000 90
Add for licenses. $4,000 90
estimate) 49,, l-.......... 5000 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

Total. 800, 1858 "A
The expenditures from lst of July, 1854, to
LIST Of December Of same year-a period Of
Eve months, as shown by Commissioners
books, amounted to $l27, $50 60, made up Of