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from he Red Rirer-Gwnboaf PASSPORT and
Tsro Trdnfpoats Destroyed.

I'ro Trdntpoufs Destroyed.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May 6.
A gunboat from Red River brings news that
finding it impossible to get the Passport of,
and being attacked by the enemy while en-
deayoring to tighten her, Admiral Porter or
dered her destroyed to prevent her falling u-
to the hands Of the enemy.
The iron-clads Fort Hindman and Joliet
and two transports sent to relieve the East
port were attacked while returning by the en-
envy, who lined the bank Of the river on both
sides, and fred upon them from l2-pounder
battery. II was found necessary to destroy
the transports, which were burned Several
of the crew OF the iron-clads were killed ard
wounded, among them Sylvester Poole, of
Newport, KY, executive officer of the East
port, who had charge OF the sharp shooters on
the Fort Hindmau. He was struck OF the
back OF the head by l2-pound ball.
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New York NAV &

NEW okk May Q.
Gold closed this afternoon at III.
The schooner Amelia, Of Machas, laden
with iron, from Elizabethport for Boston, was
run into on the evening OF the Sd Inst, when
opposite Bedlow's Island, by the steamboat
John Potter. The schooner sunk immediate
ly In about eighteen fsihoms Of water, the
crew having barely time to save themselves
In the yawl. The John Potter proceeded on
her course without stopping to render assist
ance.
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APPoISTNEST.-Mr. j. w. Colcord, who
for some years has been connected with the
editorial department of lions Advocate, has
received an appointment as clerk in the Post
Office in this city. The cashiers window is
now kept open for the sale of stamps during
the opening OF the mails. 1t is found to be a
great convenience TO the public.
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EPIcUEEAN.-A fat lamb was brought into
the city few days since-yery nice to be
sure-the fore quarters Of which sold for q.
and the hind quarters for So cents per pound !,
With green peas at five cents apiece it would
have made dish sufficiently dainty for an
alderman
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ComnterJeiting Grecabaek..

ST. Louis, May G.
Yesterday three citizens of St. Louis were
arrested by the L. 5. detectives for counter
feiting greenbancks 10 the amount of Si0,l
aud four plates, used in printing the notes,
were found in their possession. They will be
sent TO Washington for trial.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ToTHE
Portland Daily Press.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Landing Of Gen. Butler at CITY
Point.
Gen. Beau. egard st Peter burg with 10000
Men.
WASHINGTON, Nav 6.

Official dispatches received at the War De-
partInent announce the advance of Gen. But
Ter with bis command aud his successful land.
ing at City Point.
The Government has received information,
by way of Fortress Monroe, that Beauregard
lie at Petersburg, with force of 10000 men.
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-Nr-W u
The papers contain call for National
convention, 10 be held at Cleveland, Ohio, on
the 3lst. of May, for consultation in respect
TO the Presidential election. The call de-
clares that the one term principle ought to
be adhered to" and that the callers do not
recognize In the Baltimore convention the es-
sentisl conditions OF trnly national conven-
ton
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The Onword Increment of the .4rny
Rebel Cavalry Force ordered to Join Lee.
WASHINGTON. Nav G.

WASHINGTON. May 6.
Information has been received here that our
army has passed safely through the wilder
ness, but nothing further was known this
morning OF the onward movement.
Rumors prevail of fighting, but they are
founded on mere conjecture, as it is known
that up to O'Clock on Wednesday evening
none had taken place. There are troops re-
naming on this side OF the Rapidan, but il
would not be proper TO state their exact loca-
ton. These include some, If not all, of the
colored troops.
Much of the rolling stock OF the railroad
has been sent back TO Washington, as there is
no further use for il.
Yesterday afternoon, at = o'clock, iniorma-
tion was received by Gen. Burnside that a
large force of rebels were moving south by
way of Thoroughiare Gap. This was COM
municated by signals, and Gen. Burnside at
once sent off large force of cavalry. who
came up with the enemy as they were pass
Ing through ThorQughfare Gap. A volley
from onr men brought 30 the ground a lieu
tenant with the name OF ii. Marchand marked
on his shirt, who is supposed to have been an
aid To Lee or Stuart, as orders were found
upon his persons signed by order of Gen. Lee,
directing Imboden and his cavalry and all the
cavalry force in Northern Virginia TO move at
once and join Lee. These are dated May
4th, and it is supposed the cavalry retreating
was not only that OF 1mbodens, but Of all the
rebel cavalry in Northern Virginia except
probably few guerrilla bands and marauders
who could not in time receive the notice
This Information shows that the statements
telegraphed TO New York of the defeat OF
Burnside at Thoroughiare Gap are without
foundation.
The Primrose, Of the Potomac fotilla, which
arrived here to-day, reports that few DAYS
ago party of rebel cavalry VIA. seen near
Matthias, when the Primrose and the Teaser
opened on them with shell. causing them to
take shelter behind the walls OF old buildings,
from whence they were driven by one of our
shells knocking the wall down.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 6.
The Bulletin has the following special Wash
ington dispatch, dated 9th The army of the
Potomac has passed the wilderness, which in
cludes the old Charlottesville battle ground
east of Lees army. and pushed On until it
reached an open plain northeast OF the will
derness. Our informant states that Gen.
Grant took that route in order to flank Gen.
Lee. He also states that the theory enter
tanned by officers there was that Gen. Lee is
still in bis works about Orange Court House
Many believe that it will be found that Gen.
Grant has aankcd Lee, aud is between his
army and Richmond.
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To THE FRoST.-A squad of 50 men, IN
GLIDING the Camp Berry Band, under COM
mand of Capt. Abbott, left Camp Berry last
evening and embarked on board the steamer
for Boston, bound to their regiments in vir-
gfnia.
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Investigations of the Committee on the Con-
duet OF the Mar.

BALTIMORE. May 0.
To-day General Wallace and Messrs Wade
flooding, Gooch, Julian and Odel, the Com
mittee on the Conduct of the War, visited the
hospital in Annapolis for the purpose Of ex-
aiming the veteran soldiers from Richmond
as to their treatment by the rebels. Several
were examined, who confined the reports al
ready published of the thurman and cruel
treatment received.
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WAE NEws.-Look out for all sorts of SEN
sation dispatches about these times. Great
events are pending, aud the intense interest of
the public will be taken advantage of by I'M
principled knaves for speculative purposes
The report of a great victory or a great de-
feat will affect the stock and gold markets, and
millions may be lost and won by such fuc-
tuation. We shall receive our regular dis
patches from New York tonight, and If
great battle should have been fought we will
take pains to let the public know it to-mor-
row, though we shall not disturb the Sabbath
stillnes by cries ofan extra for sale for any
trifling consideration. We shall do so If the
news should be OF sufficient importance to
justify the departure from our general rule.
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BRoOKs * PIiiNNEY'
Fryeburg Academy.

FEyHE Summer Tenn O. this Institution will com.
Il menes sc nesday May % h. AID eoItiEee tea
y eeks
h. T.. SNOW. A NJ, Principal.
D. q S.WALL, Secretary.
Fryeburg, May 8. ls64 maySdotaW2w
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WE STRIVE TO PLEASE I

TIME Subscriber, thahsful f1r pest patronage.
II tasu his OPP 1rfaaf OF thanking their patrons
sud sol cit . continuance q tae saHs. They Rouid
alsn ~ form ths puoltt generally that. haFiag Sc
cured the ccs OF several hrst c'ass vol mcn,
tnsy eel confident hey able 20 farnish larger
a sorfment off AAes. Sc .tha9 before. The follow
leg kinds IN addition 70 the common ariety usually
kept ia frat class Bakery mty to Ton ad constantly
on baud aud u be a hvered "a any part OF the
city. Cheese Cakes Diamond Cakes Wilson's Own.
Lafayette Cstes, Liuc.ln Cakts, Pas ~, sc 8.
BROOKS * PHiNNET,
Corner Of Pine aud Bracket Streets.
r.. Sec plaeards 20 be had at bakery or ON
Carts. may2 div
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rnfnnnded human.

WASHINGTON, May @.
The report of Gen. Burnside having been
defeated. is unfounded. He ID not in posi-
ton TO have the enemy attack him.
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20 Insursnce Company are requested 10 call at
their office No % Exchange street. for their Gen tiff
ca ties Ia accordance with the ,hsrttr and By.Lass.
JEREMIAH DOW, Secretary.
Portland, May I, 1884. msysdiw
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1--WE are requested to say that the Me-
ehanics' Library will be open this afternoon
and evening for the delivery Of books.
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anticipated -5uock Tichsbur0- Ms,u,,6fs
Cotton Market


Cotton Market.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May G.
The latest adyices from below represent
that the enemy have appeared on both sides
of the Mississippi River. Our pickets had
been driven in at Vlcksburg, and an attack on
that place was momentarily expected.
Natehez and Memphis dates OF the 4ih re.
port cotton firm. Enquiries numerous and
offers readily taken at ruling rates. Receipts
trining. Middliug TO strict mlddling 6s zoe.
Good II a 13c. Fair 1jc.
The steamer Eagle, from Memphis, has pass
ed up for Cincinnati with eight hundred bales
of cotton.
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WATERvILLE CoLLEGE.-Our eorrespon-
dent, Fuller" writes US from Wateryille,
that the Prize Defamation OF the Sophomore
Glass in Waierville College, occurred on
Wednesday evening, 4th inst, at the Baptist
Church. The Augusta Cornet Band furnished
excellent music. We have not room for the
full programme. The speakers were Samuel
Bell, Waterviile; Frank Dudley, Bangor;
Frank W. Tolman, Harrisou Silas r. Whit
tier, Cornville; Roswell S. Kinds and George
w. Hunt, Benton, Hazen r. McKusick, Den
mark, and Frank w Bateman, of this city.
The LIST prize was awarded to Bell, and the I'd
TO Bateman. After the exercises the Band
serenaded the Professors OF the College.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, May q.
The subscription 10 the 1910 loan, as re-
ported TO the Treasury Department to-day,
amounted to 81 900.
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HANOVER STREET, LONDON, I

Apfli IL, 1904.
DEAR SIR:-l have much pleasure in send
ing to you the reply have just received from
ment, in the case OF John w. Moody.
will thank you to inform the family of J.
W. Moody, of the decision of Sir George Gray.
| am, very respectfully yours,
JOIN BRIGHT.
John De Costa, Esq, Liverpool, S Waterloo
Road.
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PEAR TREES.
Loan 10 the state OF Maine.

TREAsURER's OFTiCE
Augusta, May 2. 1854
y IN 20 unity with a Resolve OF the Legislature
Il approved March 49, 1851. authorizing loan OF
Three Million Dollars, proposals viii be received
this office until five o'c och + VI n twenty oufth
day OF May current. tor = loan Of Two Ailil0a D.
lars, reim5drslola in twenty-five yearr, for which
bobds Of the State viii be issued in OF hue
d ed dollars and one thousand dollars, bsfrinK Ia
terest at the rate OF sax per cent yearly. and
BILE semi annual
The bonds will be Issued da ed Jane l. 1854 with
coupons attached for the sefni-ELnua fEtfTes fEF-
able, both principal aud Interest, al the suaelk
Bank Boston.
he money on said loan viii D. received 81 tbs
cflcs. Suffolk Bank Boston, OF either 81 tle Paris
IN Bangor. Porslans, Bath or Rocklard.
Persons DESTROYS OF taking the loan. or HnF part
of a., not less Khan nyo hundred col afs, Ttufst
ed to send their proposal tins rrasurer "a tAie
at Augusta, spec fying the auount ufd terms
Those persons whose proposals may be accepted
will be immediate4y .nofihsd
NATHAN DANE. TrsA nrsr.
May a-dtomay2f
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PHILADELPHIA, MAY 6.
The Re1,Orai of Gen. Peck from the DEPART
l,enf Of Worth C0rOIina.

The Re0tOrat Of Gen. Peek from, the Depart
ment of North Carolina.
WAsuISToN, May G.
The following Is an extract from the COM
munication addressed by Gen. Butler TO Gen.
Peck, from which il appears that the admins
tration OF the latter was In no wise disapproy-
ed by Gen. Butler:
"Heddqudrters lsM Army Corps. Fortress
Monroe, May Sd, S64.-General: - Your note
OF the 24th of April reached my hand to-day,
and hasten to reply. Your being relieved
from Newbern by me, in no manner Implies
any censure upon your action, or disspproyal
of your administration, and was determined
upon many days before the order was actually
sent, and before il was known or believed that
there would be any demonstration upon your
command by the enemy. That order was de-
layed by the necessities of the service In other
movements OF the department, which are SOLE
ly subjects of explanation.
With sentiments of respect and esteem.
have tho honor to be
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
iSignedl BENZ. +. Boiler.
Major General.
From the above it will be seen that the fall
of Plymouth on the both ult., had nothing TO
do with Gen. Peck's change from North Caro-
lima, and that no censure is imputed to that
officer.
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Order Jo, TIE Increment of the Army of the
Potomac.
HEADQu ARTERs ARMY or PoTOMAC,
May, 4, 8 p. NJ. {
The order to march was issued from Gen.
Meades headquarters yesterday morning, and
was disseminated through the army by two
O'Clock In the afternoon.
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Yankee Notions at our usual low prices
CORSETS, CORSETS!
WARRANTED waAIruoSr. ONLY Ell 90.

LADIES. call aud see us we hsve not taiSd. clear
a out. or sold out: but viii be fond At our old
stand No 1855 Middle street, pahIis skirt and Fancy
Goods store. where We, heretofore, continue 10
manufacture our justly celebrated skirt, TO which
thousands OF ladies' in Portland and vicinity
testify. FITZGERALD & IiopsDos.
Dahlis skirts and Fancy Goods,
No l6, Middle street Portland, Me.
NIB. Corsess and skirts made TO order.
may5dlm
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auction Sale.

IN SATURDAY May IA. at O'Clock in the a.
~ tera Don the FARM OF the sab, crlber Al lres.
port Corner, eonsi ting Of about 25 seres OF Land
and good Orchard asd 4 good two stoned House
with stable ana buildings. with hard and sof water
will he ID af Public Auction. unless sooner dsposed
of at private sale.
For further particulars uTe Of The suf scrsber
on the pre"is :. JOSEPH PoLIsTER-
FTeeport, May !. 1874 ma 4dt1s
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BIZ HENRY BAILEY CO, Averrosrras.
IL rick House and Lot ON Lincoln
street. nj AucUpops

ON Thursday. May IL. at Q o'eiolk p. NJ, on the
" premises, we shall sell three story brick house
Gu Lincoln st, ee; in the b'ick block near tie York
ana Iunberlsud Depot. and now occupied BY mr.
a. Atb,tt- The house Is new and fni Led thrs ugh
out. with gss and other modern imrrov eufrfs Me
posifi Q Terms easy. for particulars tnqsfre a
J g. Proctor. on Lime ctr, Ct or =
ms5dtd HENRY BAILEY kCO. Auction am
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WHITEHALL. April 7. 1856


.Sir:-The Secretary of State for the Home
Department having considered your appca-
ton in behalf of john w. Moody, have the
satisfaction to acquaint you, that he has felt
warranted under all the circumstances in ad-
visng Her Majesty to grant him Pardon up
on condition OF his leaving Her Msjesty's Do
minons.
| am, Sir, Your obi. Svt.,
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Portland Shovel NEnnufacfni ing
&sDurnnuy.

FsfaE aarnal meeting OF the sfoekholders Will be
A h-ld - the eiHse Of the Company. Beaen
Street on No DAY. May 9Th. lH64. at o'clo p. 81
For the choice OF Directors for The ensair year
To det-rm ne upon an Increase ef the capital
stock.
For the transaction Of any other business that
a, legally GENE before the meeting.
ap3o NO. GRAN, Treasurer,
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Sun CMBREEZAs- on Roi'ea ssHs. rroars 1. %
70 S2Na
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@ Low IL - /!

LADIES. fks Beet Assortment ~ ror'iand u, q, IL
ecafs 20 Al 20.
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The Cheapest Agency
&SQN Howard

$500 Howard.
4 oST or stolen from the sabscs her Tuesdsy ight
IL MAJ Sd, either ST. amboat wharf or on board
the steamer betwee Portland aua Bosloa. p eket
Book containing ~. 100. The above reward will lie
paid 70 whoever viii return The los, property to this
Cffce or TO :. T.. WENTWORTH,
may6d3t- Iarsonsfield Me.
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Tax Collectors Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Sto'
rev county N r.. dated the 23d day of March,
Ia6i in favor of the inhabitants of the town of
Gold Hill, and against Mrs. Wiley and the real
estate and improvements hereinafter described,
for the sum of twenty-two (22) dollars, delin.
quent taxes, and costs Of suit, together with ac.
crung costs and expenses Of sale, pursuant to the
law in such cases made and provided, l shall eH.
pose for sale. and shall sell at pub auction, TO
the highest and best bidder for gold coin, in front
OF the Justices office in said town, on the 18th
day of APRIL, A. D. 1864 between the hours of
l2 o'clock NJ and = O'Clock P. M. of said day, the
following described real estate and improvements
thereon to-wit: Lot = feet front on east side Of
Main street, between lot owned on south by es-
tate Of A. c. Hoflinshead and north by Union
Million which is a dwelling house which prop
er;v is in Gold Hill, Storey county. y. 7.
SAM'L. ARNOLD. Marshal s. Tax Collr.
Dated Gold HILL March 2Sth 1861 mh2q td
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TnN Collectors Sale.

DN NlRTl OF AN EAECl llON 1881 RID
ID out Of the Justices Court OF Gold Hill. St"'
rev County. v T., dated the 2jd day OF March,
l-t4 in favor of the Inhabitants Of the Town OF
Gold Hill. and against John =. Dcmiuger, and the
real estate and improvements hereinafter he.
Scrtbcj: tor the sam Of twenty dollars and seven
tv-rvc ouehuudrrd,hs delinquent taxes. and
costs ot Suit. together with accraing costs and
expenses OF sale. pursuant 10 the law IN such
else, ul.u!c and provided. shall expose for sale,
and shall sell Il: public auction to the highest
aud best bidder. for gold coin. in front Of the Jus
tees Office in saii town. on the l9;h day OF
APRIL. A. d. 1904. between til" hours OF l2
n'cl"gk NJ and O'clock. T. NJ. of SAID day, the
following described real estate and improvements
thereon. 10 wit: Lot one hundred feet front, on
ives, side OF Main street; joining on south the Gold
Hill Tunnel Company. on which is dwelling
house assessed 10 John L. Demingcr, in the Town
oiJIoli Hill. Storey County, y. I.
SAINT. ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Colrr
Dated Gold HILL. march 18th, 1861. nih29id
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TaxCollector.,s Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the Justice Court of Gold Hill. Storey
County, y. T., dated the 23d day OF March, 1864,
in favor Of the Inhabitants Of the Town of Gold
Hill. and against A. Davidson and the real estate
and improvements hereinafter described, for the
sum Of Thirty.two Dollars delinquent taxes. and
costs of suit, together with aCcrung costs and ex
pcnses of sale, pursuant 10 the law IN such cases
made and provided, ] shall expose for sale,
and shall sell at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for gold COIN in front Of the Justice
office. in said town. the 10th day of APRIL, A.
D. lS64. between the hours of l2 o'clock NJ. and
o'clock P NJ. of said day, the following described
real estate and improvements thereon, to wit
Lot seventy feet front west side of Main street,
between lots owned on the south by j. ID Woods,
aud on the north by o. d. Lambard, which prop
erty is in Cold Hill, Storey county, y. 7.
SAM ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Coir.
Dnted Gold Hill. March 9sth. 1861. mh29-t ID
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Tax Collectors Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ESECC TION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court Of Gold HILL Sto.
rev county, y. T., dated the a5d day OF March,
1864. in favor of the Inhabitants OF the Town Of
Gold Hill. and against the Nevada NJ. Co. and inn
provemcnts on mine OF said company and the
real estate and improvements hereinafter described
for the sum Of nineteen (l9) dollars, delinquent
taxes and costs Of suit. together with nccru'ng
costs and expenses OF sale pursuant TO the law in
such eases made and provided, / shall expose
for sale. and shall sell az public auction, TO the
highest and best bidder, for gold coin in front Of
the Justices Office, in said town. on the 10Th day
of APRIL l. D. 1861. between the hours of IL
O'Clock ~ and O'Clock r NJ. of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate and improvements
thereon TO wit On west side Of Main street, in
Gold Hill opposite Pioneer Foundry, consisting
of whim. house cabin, blacksmith shop. etc.
which property is in Gold Hill storey county. y.
T. SAM ARNOLD,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
D.,.i Cold Hill l.nrrh 9S 1854 mh5Q. I'd
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Whitman Gold and silver Mining


Company, Indian springs District, Lyon county,
Nevada Territory. Office, Brannan' 5
Express building. Room No 10, corner of Mont
gonery and California streets, SAN Francisco,
March 2lst lS6i-Iu accordance with the laws Of
the State Of California and the By Laws OF this
Company, notice is hereby given that there will
be sold at Public Auction, a; the Sulcsroom Of
Cobb & Sintou, No, 400 Montgomery street. San
Francisco at Twelve o'clock, noon, on tho
TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1864, to
the highest bidder for cash, in L. : Gold Coin, SO
many shares in the capital stock of the Whitman
Gold and silver Mining Company, standing on
the books Of the SAME in the names Of the stock
holders us specified below. respectively. as shall
be sufficient 10 pay all assessments duly levied
thereon by the Board Of Trustees of said com.
pany, on the Sixteenth day Of February, 1851,
Iheiug assessment No. of i've dollars per share,)
and now delinquent in payment, together with
the expenses thereon of advertisement and sale.
unless previously liquidated. with costs accrued: {:
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Noticeto G. Mowrey and M. Long,

nWNEKS IN he HVHE IIChLI LEAD,
" situated in DEVILS Gate District, Lyon coun-
ty, y. T.-You are hereby notified that the Lun-
din Gold and Silver Mining Company, duly incOr-
poratcd under the laws Of Nevada Territory by
the owners of majority of the feet in said Home
Ticket Lead, have expended and assumed in the
working and development of said Home Ticket
Lead the sum of forty.nne hundred dollars: that
the proportion of said sum due from You for the
working and development Of said mining claim is
az follows:
c. Mowrey. one.seventh, amount to ..S7OO 90
NJ. Long, one-seventh, amount to-. 700 90
That II IL the intention Of said I.undin Gold and
Silver Mining Company to commence suit against
each Of YOU for the said amount Of 500 under and
by virtue Of an act entitled An Act for the en-
couragement of mining" passed by the Legisla.
tive Assembly of Nevada Territory and approved
February Goth, 1864. BY order OF the Board of
Trustees. J. VI. KENNEDY,
mhl5 Ia4w Secretary.