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SHERIFF. S sALB.


BroWgloW Fisher ! Montgomery Superior Court,
Richard J., hclIenry. Case No 2Gl3
DN virtue Of an execution issued by tie Superior
ID Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, IN tho aJoye
ease, viii oer at public sale at the door Of the Court
House IA the city Of Dayton, on
SItRnidB NGFcA ., 1864
AZ oolOck N OF sad dag, the following described
real estate to wits Loi numbered f0m thousand two
hundred and hGyihree (l2A3) ~ numbered on the re.
wsed plat OF The city Of Dayton county OF Aontgom-
cry and state Of Ohio . p.
The aboye described property Is located on Quit
man street, and there Is good frame cottage house
said lot
Appraised Rt's-.-'. -thp
Aud cannot sell for less than twothrds Of the above
Npprlsomen TOnns cash.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county
pAyfFA Lows. AtUnrueNs. in3nvi-
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Mrs. A. called and gotono dollirs worth of
b TWELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
The incest kind.
Mrs. B. got one dollar's worth Of tho nccst land
,lIr FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, ar MlNlCK'S
Mrs o. got one dollar's wArth of tho choicest qual.
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MlNIOK's.
Mr. b. says that he got the best quality Of green
RIO COFFEE At }. 4, MlNiCK'S,
rle he over drank, and hrs. H. ays shc got tho 6n.
est Of
GEEKH TEA Ar J. A. anEICK's. .'"
whlc every body calls gets some OF that eScdlion
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. 4. MlEIUB. '
Mr.. NJ. SAYS he purchased hhlf barrel OF .
wHlTn FISH AR J. At MIEIoR's,
Decidedly Tie best he ever used wdle the supply D
lH NO. l MACKERRb, AT j. a. MINIoK's,
Both for size and quality, cannot be oxcelled in thu
any other market. ... .... .. .r.
he invites al 70 call at his establishment ana n.
pect his stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
OOFFEES AND TKAa,
~. SUGAR or ALL Kinds,
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries TO
in the city. His large establisnpenli on tho.
Corner or SIarkst and Jsnsrson sts.
aulsy
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ApparItIOns.

II was n remark of Doctor johnson Tint
many who had denied the belief in appartions
with their tongues, confessed it with their
fears, Spectral delusions we're peculiarly
prevalent In England after the civil wars, and
were in grent measure traceable to the
gloomy imaginations of the Puritans The
happy and cheerful hearth in the mansions of
ancient families had become dismal and des-
olate, aud trightlul tales were circulated OF
their Cromwellian 0ppressOrs by discarded re
tainers Every rustic village had its sheeted
ghost from tile graveyard and those who Wis.
tied the higher orders were invariably repre-
sented AS pale Ia color, and Of a misty or
cloudy semblsnce Lord Clarendon pauses in
his history to inform us that the ghost of Sir
George Villiers, father Of the Duke OF Buck-
ingham gave three previous warnings Of his
son s assassination by Felton, but, strange to
say, the phantom only carried its errand TO an
officer Of the wardrobe. Court etiquette re
quired HIM, after the third visit, to request an
interview, in order 10 communicate the infor-
nation in person 10 the intended victim The
Duke was observed TO be very melancholy af-
terWard; but, as his fathers spirit did not
come directly to himself, the hint was too
mysterious and remote to enable him 20 pro.
vide against the danger Even in DAYS past
we have a remarkable instance of tho cool
common sense with which a supernatural Wis
itor was received. The sturdy assessor of the
Westminster Assembly had his rest disturbed
by the arch hend, whom he treated with such
sovereign contempt as must have aslonished
the dignity OF his Satanic Majesty Observ
ing the devil standing, ON a bright night by
his bedside, he considered for a while whether
he should address him This he did at length
hv caolly ohspryiup, ttIf ibou bast no, k;. ~,
do, have, so turned himself to sleep
at is declared (Ar, 24) that Indifference
will be treated as crime and faction as treason
Men who refuse to defend their country with
the ballot-boX or Cartridge-box have no lust
claim to the benefit Of liberty regulated hy
law, And again, in tho concluding para
graph, 'whoever is indifferent or hostile iutsf
choose bettreoHthe liberty which foreign lands
afford, the poverty OF the rebel States. and
the ihnumerable ard inappreeiahle BLESSINGS
which our government affords
Such is an abstract Of late order issued by
Gen Banks, at New Orleans, aud Il reveals 4
new feature in abolition policy. II win be
seen that u oilers u citizen the alternative of
voting or bauishmeht In other words the
administration is determined that Louisiana
shall be reorganizsd under the Sonetenth''
sSindei and, for fear that Il may fail thronsh
tho disgust OF those upon whom the imposition
! is perpetrated, they are cOolly told TO vote or
leave the country. II isa new feature in this
'land Of liberty when the government can
suppress all nominations but its own, and then
compel every body TO vote for them, not even
allowing an antagonist the poor privilege of
staying away from the electionl- Chic0ga
Times
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.lrIekIand'a MelIIauOus COngh BaIsam
Aost

I OST-All persons are hereby cautioned against
IL NEGOTIATING fora note drawn y me- dated Febrll-
aiy 4, lSGl, for four hundred and twenty-five dollars
and ten cents tSi22 lO), thirty days. and payable at
first National Bank, Cincinnati, 20 the order OF @.
W Rowland. SAID note has been lost, snd all persons
are cautioned not to purchase or receive the same
JOHN A. MlNICK. .
Mr.. JOHN A, MINICK: The note alluded to above
never reached me by mail or otherwise, and u no
longer valid ~ against you on my account. t.
F0t q. W ROWLAND.
Cincinnati, February 10, lsGi-feIldH
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FOR SALE BY

Vim Wensthoi and " W Stewart, Dayton; George l.
Beyar, AlRs iShurE; Stoo slayer, pOn; q Audcr-
son, Centeryiils; Myers, New ilanan; " Jack son,
ChRmberslurs; y + Bauer, Harrisburg; u olwlno,
J0husyhie; uuold bimlsrt senih Arlington; Jacob
Smfer, West ralf.morei Rookie Co, GcrWautpwn;
j w MURPHY, Naudaiis; Nickols, Liberty; l' Rees,
Farmersvine; HeVeriing& 4 Hefr Salem, W fFruinui,
williams a Swannr, West paumore; Parker Bro A
Coz larkcrslmrg; anll by rug ef-tr and mcr hais
genefaliy thtou ghuni fa tstsd staief md CsiAats
... auatdly
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bs6-Mr, Gallatin, who does as much, per.
haps, as any man TO assist the Administra
tlon 70 funds since the commencement OF ,he
war has written pamphlet 10 show that Mr..
Chase s war on the State Banks must end In
the total wreck Of The finances Of the country.
II Mr.. Gallailn were Democrat, he would
BE- denounced as Copperhead and a traitor.
Every man who has not lost his senses, or
sold his honor, is called traitor By these
loyal leAguers
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ATTACHMENr NOTICR.

z. Adam Loss against Thomas Bottor No. s.2Gs.
Cyi actun. BNiere Viii avn doudy. Justice ef the
Peace, AiNAl Township, Montgomery County,
Ohio.
hN The 18Th DAY Of January, 1854, order Of Al
hchment was issued by said Justic0 aganst said
Thoiuas l0tOr Tor die sutu of twenty seven drlnfs
and rUYonty cents (Ss1 7Ul, and said has been
continued 90 tho Sh DAY Of February, lRei, A. etghs
O'Clock M.
Elssi zADAh LEIss.
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Grnrerlrs, sc.
.sents lrot sac or Paru nourbon WhIskt,

.ni No. Sol second Atreet, Dayton, OHIO %
tbEG leave most Respectfully TO ncun,nt their cts
ID toiner and the community generally, that they
have entered into partnership under Ia name and
.Atyie oi ls. o'BBlEN = BRuiHEH, Tor the purpo-t
ofUurying on thr wholesaie grocery liquor, tisAr
aud tobacco hnsint ~ N Dayton. Ohin n, the late
stand OF II. Buen, No a0l Spcund street. ..
nAtiugHnple neans TO euable nst' purchase Goods
from the best houses in New York, Baltimore and
Did customers and ~ others who may be kind enough
20 purchase from u. ....|..
NJ. fBRIEN, late 0f tho frm Of O'Bren S Poe,
Toledo, Ohm, will devote his tmo and attention to
please ali those who NAV crlne to tuy NJ this welt
known H91ti aud ~ pBkl EN will treat the com
munity b"tter,li possible, th ever before Both Of
ny fee Verg gratrfil for past nyrs and tarne ny
licitp share Of your future patronage. aulstiw M
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Wo=partnersbip.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

w II N II Ik , IIIIs --I---
TlIHE undersigned have this day formed u eo.part
Il nershp nndeT ths name and firm OF BikENE a
NIXON, for the purpose OF transacting Wholesale
aud Retah Olblhing and Merchant Tailoring Business
al the old stand Of w. q. Dresne " Main street, op
pose the Cour House, where they woald la plea sed
90 tue Old fiulds Of ths house, and many new
ones as may favor them NTH call. .-..l-I
rI -.I. WILLIAM G BREENB,
-ll ID I...t. ANDREW q. NIXON. MA
Dayton, February l, 1861 daaNl
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@ttp Rotttfs.
NOTICE TO AIN, WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

NOTICE TO ALL wHoM 1T MAY CONCERN
MO rICE is hereiyg given that there are now pending
IN bfiore the city Coun Il OF the city Of Dajn, i
oSwing ordinances, to-V1Ss i-D..'- .taI 70 ...l
AAradnrgra 'el curb and gutter SycAnor slroCt
betRsSA Council strect and the Western Lcvce
TO grade, pravel curb puf GUITAR Philips street be.
tween second aud Third streets. ... '.....HH
In pursuance 20 the law sad ordinances woe twice
read laid the table, and the Cipr inatructedtove
four weeks' notice of The pendauey of the same a
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue ffoin saiA Improvements To be filed in writing
with CITY OerF, astthg forth the amount Of uaIn.
ages claimed within two weeks alter the expiration
when tlie same viii he ta, ci ut tor final action '
falldi" ANTHONY STEPHENS, City Clerk
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT 327, SECOND ST., BET. MAIN ANDILUpLow.
WO pay particular attention 10 The quality of our
material and use only the best English Steel.
We repair all the skirts which lwirhoitt extra
charge
en- -Ourreatl department is in chargeo competent
ladies'. CorSets aud Spiral Busllt constantly on
hand. vi. WAIDMAE.
Sold wholesale and retail at No. 397 second Street
DAYTON. .H ."..l.l iti"HiHiu. q iasdly
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lprufessiuNaI GArOs.

WILMER II. BEHyILLE,
-ATTORNR -x1-aA-T-LAw, +,
pAIT5E, OHIO.
OFFICB-No. SO Mnn street, nearly opposite the
Court Houae,OEer the Dry Goods Store ef John s..
Roseberryl a0 3. naiian.frif .all a -f felIdaW3m
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9ailg empire.

From the Boston Daily Adsertssr, tRepublicanl oi
February I51
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-18

The UNHoLY WAR.-If it were possible
to recall the past-if, all the crimes and in
sanities OF the last three years could be blot
ted outfit all the dead could be recalled to
life, and all the sick and wounded could be
restored to vigor and health, and all the peo-
pie Of the Union could look with their pre-
sent judgment upon a proposed rebellion,
how many would be. disposedto engage in
the mad project of destroying the Union
Deyilish as we may believe the leaders OF the
conspiracy to be, it is hardly credible that
even they would have undertaken the plot,
had they imagined it would cost the blood
and treasure and infinite woe their work has
wrought upon them. But they are guilty OF
the death Of every man who dies in this con-
test. They are responsible for all the pain
and anguish, all the woe and bereavement
inflicted, whether on the field Of battle or in
the homes Of tens Of thousands Of families,
North and South, and for all their persist
ence in treason may yetprOduce. What q
huge mountain Of guilt is theirs How
enormous their crime and their perfdy And
each OF them is bound to bear not share
butIthe whole OF it. In conscience, in laW
and in fact, each traitor is guilty OF every
murder, is the author of every pang, Is re-
sponsible for every affection, caused byi me
united acts Of all. II the man who commits
one murder Is deserving Of death, what Is tne
penalty commemorate with the infinitude 81
crimes which blacken the soul Of every trai.
tor in the land II they ever think, waai
horror and remorse must fill their souls
n their crime is infinite, must not their s'lf'
ferinos prove infinite also, Can such I'm
measurable crimes go unpunished, & 4
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THE EVENING NEWS.
LIES BATTLE FIELD.

Each has his own one path In life
A circle small within his ken a15 as
And u small circle, TOO, perehanee--
We can not all be famous mem
And duties are not truly doue a
BY painting yainly after fame,
Or fretting for the want Of Chance
10 quickly make Il brilliant name.
A brilliant namel too Oft is this s g
The phantom that leads many Oh, r.a
Until too late, they wake to find
The time for real endeav0r gone
Better to ill lOwly place, d. .s...... .... "a.
And labor with snul and heart
Than dream ambitiOusly Of wealth, -
Till time and youthful strength depart.
Do speak sadly Truth tits ~
That in the lowest place Of life
A man can act Il hero's part,
Amid the daily toll and strife
Aye, amid hourly lin and care,
Fen though within the humblest home
Can shine in virtue great and grand
As ever gilded ancient Rome "
I.ife's heroism does not need s..s.. ..g..-.r'
A spacious or a lofty stage;
LIES greatest deeds are not all writ stHh-L
Upon the flaming, golden page ! a4lif 90
Believe me, glorious work il done,
As the worlds wheels still 0iiRtrd go;+ +h2' z
Which ten tongued rumpfs never yet
Hath blaz0ned or will ever know.
Self.conquest, selfdevotion-these Fl E.r
Are the high gifts which give TO all
Who own them, that well tempered mind
Prepared alike 10 win or fall &.
Prepared with fitting men, to meet
The happy good or bitter Ill -.
Unshaken whether fate the cup .a . a
With nectar or with gall may fill.
Each Of these words, in lOftier truth,
Isasure tallsmRn in life,
To guide and strengthen heart aud brain
In time of hourly din and strife; 90.
All stations they alike beiit-
The PEASANTS cot or monarch's throne
TO every man a priceless gift
They bring in self'respoct alone r.. .-...
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TRAGEDY IN FIFTH AVENUE, New YORK.
"A remarkable burglary was committed
about three o'clock ON Sunday morning.
The premises of Charles Wallis, situated on
the southwest corner OF Fifth avenue and
Forty fifth street, were entered by burglars.
The thieves effected al entrance through
window on the first floor, opening on Forty
fifth street. Two or three servant girls occu-
pied rooms through which the robbers passed.
The girls were awakened by the noise, but
their fears kept them quiet, and they allowed
the robbers to pass on to the room occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis. One Of them en-
tered the room and began to search the pock-
cts Of Wallis pantaloons for money. Mrs.
Wallis was awakened by the noise, and,
raising herself in bed, discovered, by means
of dimly burning gas light, what was going
on. She promptly and as coolly as possible
inquired what he was doing in the room.
The burglar instantly drew navy revolver,
pointed t at her head, and told her that il
she made the least noise he would blow her
brains out. The heroic woman was not to
be thus terrified. Although repeatedly warned
that her life and that OF her husband would
be sacrificed if she made any noise to awaken
Wallis, who was sleeping at her side, she did
not heed the threat. On the contrary, shs
aroused him from his slumbers rs speedily as
possible. As Wallis arose in his bed, the
burglar, true to his threat, pointed his pistol
at the victims head and fired. The ball en-
tered on the right side Of his nose, just below
the eve, and lodged somewhere in his head.
The surgeons who are in attendance upon
him were unable to find its location up to a
| late hour last evening. The wound is very
serious one, and little or no hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery. The burglar, after
firing the pistol, hastily retreated through the
| window by the way he entered. As he was
passing out his accomplce, who was keeping
1atch on the outside, fred another pistol,
but fortunately this shot did no harm. II
was doubtless fired for the purpose Of intimi-
dating such of the inmates as might be dis
posed to give the alarm. Mrs. Wallis, when
called upon yesterday by the reporter, said
that about two years ago a burglar entered
the same window, while the family were
asleep, and stole 500 from the pocket of
Wallis, with which he made his escape.
From all the testimony in her possession she
is confident that he is the same man who
shot Wallis on Sunday morning. The latter
| Il native Of Germany and is very respect
able citizen Of the Nineteenth Ward.-N. y
Times, January 18Th.
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Rr~n.u, q. and q. Hininz Compa-

nv, Office No. Court Block. 90 Clay street, San
Francisco, December 2sth, ls63-Notics Is hereby
given, that in accordance with the laws of the
Stale of California and the bylaws Of this compa-
nv, by order msde by the Board of Trustees,
on the 18th day of December, 1868, that at Il
o'clock VI. of WEDNESDAY, March 3D. 1864
there will be sold TO the highest bidder, at the
auction room of Jerome Rice & Co, No. 327 Mont
somsry street. 20 many shares of the capital stock
Of the Brennus Gold and Silver Mining Company,
standing in the names of the following persons,
may bo necessary to pay the assessment (No. y
of one dollar per share, duly levied by the Board
of Trustees, on the 9th day Of October 1863, to-
gether with the expenses of advertising and other
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II o."
BoMBARDMRNT OF CHARLEsToN-A Con
SLANT RAIN oP SHELLS INTO THE CITY,
A correspondent writing from Folly Island,
South Carolina, under date Of January 18th,
says During the past week great number
Of shells have been thrown into the City ol
Charleston from our 30O-pound PARROTS, but
with what effect is not known. 1t is sup
posed that considerable damage was done, or
the rebel forts would not have fired as brlskly
as they have for the past twenty-four houIs.
An experiment is being tried with the oo0-
nounder Parrott gun TO see how many shot
they can throw without bursting; so one
that is mounted in Fort Strong has thrown
800 shells, one every ten minutes, directly in
the heart Of Charleston, without showing any
siens Of giving way about the breech, nor any
other part. The orders are to fire il until il
bursts, and as the gun is sighted for Charles
ton every time, there is some chance Of some
one getting hurt over there. On "Wednesday,
the 18th 7ultimo, a 300-pound shell was
thrown from Battery Chntfeld into Moultrie.
Il il thought II dismounted one Of their heavy
guns and did considerable damage generally,
as they did not fire q gun yesterday or this
morning, which is the first time that fort has
withheld her fire for tWenty-four hours since
We have occupied Morris Island. s
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Company, Devils Gate District-The following
assessments have been duly levied mt meetings OF
the Trustees and stockholders, and are payable
Immediately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary at his office in San Francisco viz: De
tober 26th, 1863 assessment of Ten Cents per
share; November Both, 1858, an assessment OF
Five Cents per share january 18th, 1864, IAN as
sessment of Twenty-Five Cents per share
o. f. VoS RHEIN, Secretary,
iaoI II InJ Montgomery st. San Francisco.
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Company.-Notice Is hereby gwen, that at a
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Wine.
gardner Gold and Silver Mining Company, held
january 2lst, A. D., 1864, there was levied an us
sessment of one dollar upon each and every share
of the capital stock of the company, payable im-
msdiatsly i'm gold coin, a: the office of the COM
pany, to F. p Ball. Canon House, Gold Hill, or
10 the Secretary, At his office, No. - South
street, Virginia n. T. If not paid within thirty
days, five per cent will BE- added to the same.
wM A. NJ VAN B0KKELEN,
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TyIer Company, Gold Hill District

Storey county, n. T.-0wners in the above
named claim are hereby notified, that at meeting
of said company, held in Virginia city, this 18th
day of February, and in accordance with the
laws Of Nevada Territory, an assessment of
Twenty-Five cents per foot was levied on each
foot OF said claim, payable Immediately, In gold
COIN to the undersigned in Vlrginiacity.
J. b. BURTON, Sec'y pro TEN.
Virginia, Feb. H. 81. fel5 I'm
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The stoekhOlders Of the Pale Alt0
Gold and Silver Mining Company ara hereby noti-
ned, that by IN order Of the Trustees an aasess-
ment of One Dollar per share has been levied on
the capital stock Of said company. payable I'm
lnediately, in u s. gold coin. TO the undersigned.
Al his office In Gold Hill Stockholders who shall
fail TO pay as required will have sold. 50 much of
their stock at anction, on THURSDAY, the nth
of March, 1864, IN froat Of the Post Once. Gold
Hill, between the hours of i2 n and 2 P. L., a.
viii be sufielsni TO pay thsir delinqueneies and
eosts Of sale is WATKINS, =
Secretary P A q 6 u Co.
Gold HILL Feb. Ia 81 fsIs I'm.
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Az a meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Louis Ann Gold and silver Mining
Company, held this day, I'M assessment Of Fifty
Cents was duly levied on each aud every share
of the capital stock of the Company, payable i'm
mediatey, to the Secretary, at his Office, in Odd
Fellows building, Gold HILL
j. ]. DENNY, Secy.
Gold Hill, Feb 9th, '64 fec I'm
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GEORGE PERRY, Secretary.
Gold Hill, January 2ith. 1861. ju25 I'm


Mining Company, office 4G} Battery street, San
Francisco-Notice is hereby given, that ut a meet
ing Of the Board of Trustees Of the Nelson Con-
solidated Gold and Silver Mining Company, held
January 18th, 1864 au assessment Of two dollars
on each and eveKy share of the capital stock OF
the Company was levied, said assessment paya-
BILE Immediately In gold coin to the Secretary, Mt
the office of the Company, or ia q. G. Nelson, at
the mine. J. =. CARROLL
iuaI Inn Secretary.
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Golden Gate silver Mining Com.

pany, Gold Hill District, Storey County, Nevada
Territory-Ot No. 6O5 Clay street, San Fran
cisco, January I6, IS64-Notice is hereby given,
that by Il resolution adopted by the Board Of Trus
tees OF Golden Gate Silver Mining Company, at a
meeting held this day, an Assessment OF One tsD
Dollar per share was duly levied on the capital
stock of said Company, payable immediately, in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the
office of the Company BY order of the Board OF
Trustees n. SHINERlCk, Secretary.
iusllI LIN,
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Roxby Gold and silver Mining ant

Tnneling Company, Gold Hill, n. T., office 3lO
Front street, San FranriscO.--At n injecting Of the
Board of Trustees Of the Roxby Gold and Silver
Mining and Tunneling Company, held January
18th, an assessment of Fifty (50) Cents per share
was levied on each aud every share OF the capital
stock Of said company, now dus and payable i'll
gold coin TO the Secretary, al the Office of the
company in San Francisco.
ia.so I'm CIV s. GIBBS, Secy.