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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ElecticI1 Notice


NOTICE Is HEaEgY GIVEN THAT on oS
IN Wednesday the Ttn day Of September, an Bee,
ton viii be held In the various election O
Storey county, N IT, for the following otneers'
IssSlembers of Assembly. is'l'f e. p z
lSheritf. Et s5FEsgi5Gf '7sEs
County Clerk b ~ = = q so ID
Tax Collector. 49, :
Recorder. ~ -
$ Treasurer. u s5}s %
Commissioner from Gold Hin,
Justice Of the Peace for Virginia:
Justice Of the Peace for Gold Hill. ~ -
/ lJustice Of the Peace for American City. 80
Justice of the Peace for EioEery.
Justice Of the Peace for Washington, heo
Mountain DistrictS % I'D g, T.4. Z 2
lConstable for Virginia. sslea . ar
Constable for Gold nm. s.,rsf..,-7
Constable tor american CITY,.
Constable for Flowery. 49, u.
Toe following gentlemen have been appointed
Judges and CLERKS In the various dlstfiets oy Lne
BoaFd1of County. Commissioner OF said County,
Election District No. i-GoId Judges Y. A.
pPsron SEC ArnGd a;,S O. ,6 s,S Sstk 81 Nav.
ui EisStion % %pissFict No. 2-Flowery- T. sklI
CANNON and - Clarke. Polls At Gsuid& Curry
44iI Election District No. s-FIrst Ward. yirslnia
smith. Clerks T. c. Plnatstt, O. Finley Polls at
Election District No. Second Ward. Virginia
iSSss Sse y snnG pnTfse smd John Su Han n
Polls to be held at No. % North d street. .-t
Election District No. 5-Sse9nd Ward, Virginia
Judges: Chas. Wilson, L. W. Keyes, r. Mcintosh:
Clerks: VIM. Halsey and Charles champney. Polls
at Maguire's Opera House. - -
Election District No. 6-Thlrd Mard. IlTgippia;;-
Clerks: W. H. Barstow and J.C. SWAIN Polls one
door south OF Floods Saloon, street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

sETHR CHuRcH.-The San
Jose! Mercury thus apostrophises on the
Church South: However fearful may be
the catalogue of crimes perpetrated in the
name Of Christianity, during the past
priest-fidden centuries of church corrup-
rion,5that of rthe slayesholding and slave1
breeding church Of the present century
eclipses them allin, the blackness Of its in
iquities. No such horror ever existed as
that Of a modern holding church-a
church that has thrown It's projecting @gis
over g the sumsofN all villsinies, ,B-coun-
tenanced traffic in sucking babes /;
winked its sanctimonious eyes ct lechery;
Of holy wedlock another name for adultery
and lust countenanced the selling Of hn.
man beings.ar auction along with dumb
brutest lsbored toIcrush from the hearts Of
men every ennobling aspiration. every
prompting Of independent manhood /; in
other words. q church that has held end
still holdA human slayeryt to ibe . thing
ordained Of God--the blackest rrimes 70
] be the brightestyirtnes : schurch of can't
ing. nngodly hSpoefites, whose priests
habitnaily steal the livery of heaven " to
serve the devil In, Such. o gentle and
loving Christ, are the crimes perpetrated
in Thy dear name. It is enough TO shake
ones faith in holy things and entice our
faltering feet into the widest mazes o.
unbelief.
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= II ~ q - :, !. = - IL "
lo9ia MapoIeen hes e lea 3 Z. :. -.
his uitimatum - SAoett.s N T..
mat, VINO ,sor tnree yeels 9. ~ ns,,.
aing ier tns iecg ni.aGn .soa 9: " 49, .S'
scy oysE ssa.s ~.
sne SCUM nas pctnins - lHePs .es 3 49, 49,
l,ne 9peS sns soo llsnls syy ~
tnere Win oe e IOCS , ~. S.sS
eession = me4 = ~ sn3fi 81 \ f-.
shdens enterpnse' sno &c nlo ncM ~.
q well betake himself 20 mn olQ proaes,so. 4.
pf ganhhng. Theseouth mar Just - Aletls
| (and 20 tar ss the poor whites g interest
ed, q good deal better. accept the coma.
tion d enlAei eipAttnn non the 0ov0IntIms
of the United States as from France.
Without slavery they have no eoft Of u19
for distinct and separate nationality. Thsy
only desire independenoe a. ameapg Of
firmly establishing and extending slavsry.
The man to whom they. looked Of al
Others most for help, and whose Ephinx.
like conduct has for three yeas fed thar
hopes, has at last showed his hand and
deserted their cause. latt9 thating duped
them into aeqnie.cence in his Mexican
scheme. This is bad for the Niger dri.
vers, but 1t Is 10 be hoped that Providence
win yet9wcfk out good for mankind nom
Mese circumstances 20 untowafd 70 me
cause Of the American traitors.
The slavery oligarchy committed 9 great
blunder when they bid for Fre1eh eno
European influence in Mexico. They
overlooked the deep-rooted pretud1ce az
isting in Europe and especially in France
against human slavery. No monarch
dare brave that popular prejudice. None
dare interfere on this continent to perpetu- !
ate thing which al civilization on
other side OF the Atlanfic abncrs. hence
70 aiiow.a European monarcny % Pitus
1tseh IN Mexico Was virtually, 70 ses
limit to slavery ana Wnetnef the untoo
cause fahso successes, y =
tablishes hts empire under French auspices
slavery cannot go south Of the kio GrAnde.
But this is not all; The slave lords might
have foreseen chad not Their cause made
them blind1 that they would naye PEI.
petuals enemy in Mexico. under any emu
slavery, strong Governments Jealousy
alone would make Mexico Their enemy.
Napoleon knows as well as we DO that
the slave power Is Aggressive. that Il con-
stantly seeks extension and pefpetuAuy
cries out for more room !; that II begins 70
die the instant that imits are eet 20 ~
extension; and that for fifteen years u has
been casting longing eyes towards Mexico
and Central America. How, then, could
Franceior Austria, OF any Other power,
hope to live at peace with such neigh
Dor in Free Mexico /: The problem y "a.
capable Of any other solution than that
which has just been announced 20 McAs :
sieur Shdell. The Emperor o. fEance
has planted Q monarchy in Mexico, and
he means it. He has his European axe
10 grind, and he can best peform the op6.
ration in Mexico. he wants 10 break
with Prussia, but he can't do Il safely
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
lISlaG .AssESs |IgSEs LEElE6.
nor 1aoid md 57iSsT 7iIl1S 15omPaay

Astor Cold and Silver ! flnfaR (,ompnny,
6oll Hill Mining Dlstriet county. = Notice Is
tees of said company, held on no lpth day Of August
1884 an US 7essnlent OF una noaI per share was lew
led upon he capital stoek % sad company, payable
Immediately In United lftet Bod toln 70 the secre-
taTy, I36 Jackson street. Or 70 = - Hyde, Superin-
tendent Gold Hill Any at1ck UPON, which sid as
seSsrent shah remain unp4ta "a katurtay, the 10th
day OF September, lsel. Nl1 ~ adysftlsed on that
before, will be sold on tli9 ~ day Of September,
'S64. 10 pay the deiinquenl nlent, together with
costs of advertising and n1ea pf sale.
3 Nv order ofthe BQdfd ~ IKrtt9eG
EDTAu0 q fsfHeI,I, eeclY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
Amount of Receipts from July 1st, 1862,
70 July Isf, 1S6x
SS,&455

Cash Receipts and Expenditures BY Coun-
" Commissioners, from January 1858,
10 july, 1S6i-19 months.
Total amount S9.5io y
B. salsof warrants and other sources as follows !:
, lSS3 WARRANTS SOLD. PRICE. CASH REC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

Do nor 81 8 I
:.s;: ::ss;:s ! ssi.5.'ss! eRs
hi KaHkill "a z
.es!S % 8
sli,ss I'd; sfets ~ hlass
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
I3issolution of CopartneI,shlp.

Dissolution Of Copartnershlp.
fTsRE C9PARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE Ex-
fstfng befweenJ g. l.. tireely aIll A. s. Patterson
In the Hotel business has this day cease1 by mutual
consent The business hereafter viii be conducted
81 and under tho name OF Patterson 4 Biins. An
ebts OF the rm of iFeely Patterson 70 be paid BY
satd Patterson Blnns and al HoneyA dlle collected
by them. - a. 3. PAL LE840Ns Z
- = ]. D. BINNS. (
eetd'Hm. Aasasss. lss., s1gla14
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
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i Court, cod Hin 1Dgtl1I y and for the county
o. Storey.-Ihe People bt ItIElsnfy OF Nevada
send greeting to D. 4. J. ~ ItSks You are hereby
summoned 10 appear bslcf e ny ONCE, in the
Township OF Cold HilL hi Il e1uuty OF Storey, on
tue sth day Of SepleTn6e ~ o6ls d ~ O'Clock A.
n, TO answer unto the cDf9N' HMs sGAST0S,
wherein he claims, trpm ~ exelty ;tve Dollars,
for medical ~ pr bill on nle In my
offce, when judgment VIII y Al k1n against YOU fSr
the said amount, toSnther e1!ts and damages,
Il you fail to appear and - 10 the Sherif OF
any Constable OF said county NIeeting; Make legal
service and due return 4l1lf Given under my
hand this 2Oth day OF AUD q p lest.
auzslu Justice ofthe - eIssiS lf0Enship,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
Gold Hill. July 20. lea
= rs Snl.9s 1 -

TINTED Stalls 0F 3 "a; EERRIT Dry
U OF Nevala, county = n s1old Hill Pre-
oInct-S III Robinson Nd {@e Peace.-H. NJ.
TESEY piaifltIn. aaalf gLEER. defend-
aut.--The People or the "a - OF America In
the Territory OF Eeeafa ri Fuller, greeting:
You, D. X. Fuller, are he'd oned 70 appear
before me, u Justice q g14 ~ and Tor Gold
Hill Precinct, County and 1foreSdd. at my
office in Gold HUI, on fhe "a et Septem ber. h
D. 1854, ut 10 O'Clock Al . H. 17s 30 answer the
complaint of II. n. te5ey. u, ~ ne claims 70 fe,
cover from you the sun ol peted Dollars, for
board and 70 lging, DQuof11 pel pill on hle IN
my ONCE, And you are ben fed that II you
fall 10 appear and answer ~ Ilint - Aforesaid,
Judgment win be taken "a f1a Tor the said sum
and costs Of suit. 10 he Qf Any Constable Of
said county, greeting " li 1egylce aud due
Of August. 4. D. isSG E0BiNS0N,
aug lot IIlElT county, N. i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
,,,pps,roay sS SpT'7451 Se5 IN 11,sTrcE,s

FTERRlToRYl OF. MY 1irlN JUSTICES
Il Court, Gold Hill tori1 ~ In and for the
County of siorey. The ps11 - kAe Gnited States
In Nevada Terrttory, aen1 q 70 ~. BL0utN:
You ara hereby summo PED d rieas, beivre me, ~
my otiice in the TowushlD ot"oa HUI, In the County
OF Storey on the 5ist DAY lnsE AID. 1854, at 10
O'Clock AN, 20 answer INTO u tonip plAlnt Of J. =.
Perreault, wherein be qf1I1 - 1en6ver from you
One Hundred Dollars upD llSpEy Notes as per
same on tie In my pfnt1r ~ iudgment win be
taken against you fot ~ amount, together
with costs and iAn1aue It ~ Ill TO appear and
answer. To the sherflt o. Constable of said
County, Greeting: MAXI fice and due return
hereof Given under my sa' d ~ 2sth DAY Of July.
A. D. 1854. =. 'sll ~ 59f - ~ 80bINSON, sl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

'UyHE co-PART1 pEQRE EX.
& tisilISC befWeens - u LE0NARD
YUST ia the Biinant -. ", . tnis uay
dtssojved nv rnutuf1 snn 1ney1 due the
arm VIII Be collectGa N md all fIAblli.
Hes Incurred b then ~ The eaid I. @.
White. ~, ~. ~ HEii,sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

A SHORT ,CoNNuBIAL LEcruHS.
Scolding. am not scolding neyer
do, Rasher. II / express my mind about
anything you begin TO talk about cur.
tain lectures, and all that kind OF vulgar
stuff. Men have fairly worn ont their
own tongues talking about women'e
tongues. yet I've got TO live to zee the day
when man admired q quiet woman.
You always see them running after the
silliese chGttefboxes. The faster they can
talk, and the more foolish things theY can
say. the better they like 'em--proyided
always it amt their own wife. It's only
last night, at Mrs. Yellow Docks, you
was perfectly infatusted with Bra. Giggle.
that all women despise. I had 70 laugh
in my sleeve, to see how youlsrnck byhe4
side the whole evening, Jealous ! Not
bit Of it. Ne and Grimace were watch-
ing you and enjoying ourselves very
much. Grimace told me II was sur
prising to see a man with such wife d
you had interested in that silly little
widow. You were charmed with hsT
good natures I presume 80. You'd
rather have somebody with an eternal
smile on her face, than TO hear the wittiest
things said in q cutting way. The net z,
Rasher, you're not Judge q The falAAlt
sex; they can ipuil tbs wool oveTgouf
eyes without the lesst difficulty. Yous
presume that / am - well awArp q that
weakness as any. one Oh, now. don't
be getting sfihfp-it ain't becoming TO
youiF Give me the money ! aSkedtet.
that's all ever vanf Of you. Men AEe;
made 70. earn money, and women to spoad
il that's whats the mater, Rashar. : !. !.
- p3ls - - : q -
IDIEHs, That MIeHf sH SET 70 MtoA1:t
In the search aiter industrial Yew@ ene
economy OF human strenStn, u isiWoncs..
ifai ina. dess are ~. ,sit % wholly unssmpsoyea
~ = 5as;,.S -. -. -. :. 80. -
a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

SlOI,pZ9 >
Warrants issued on Hospl Ed for cash. 26lS %
Tor,l amount of warrants Issued.-- Si0I,eti q
Total amount OF warrants issued on Con-
tin-ent Fund ami redeemed BY wa7-
rants issued on General Eund-.-------- HIS 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

Comr,iSSIoners, Report of Expenditures
aud Receipts, from july 1st, lS6x, TO
July Ist, 1858.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

ArH1CE rs HERRD THAT. THE
IN ,bnsiness Of The 80 J, heretofofe con-
,hlcteal hy n payae Ailt s. ~ u Tits daysurs
rendered TO u w. Donl ~ books, bills.
notes or other eyidenc eoledness due the
said Market are turned ol u oJeid ]. w, Dorsey
for settleTnentand cole
N BAH persons 1j1 n 1rcounts. are re-
quested to cal and settls re coztA
Gold H,ll. July 40. issl jy9O3w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

NOTICE is HEaEBY GIVEN THAT on
IN wednesday the Tth day Of September, an Zee
ton viii be held In the various election precincts
Storey county, n. IT, for the following omeeers'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
DardanaIle,fSall

.pany.-Notice is hereI
the Board OF Trustees
held July ninth, 1854
lars per share. WAa 1
the Secretary, In Tn
the Board OF Trustees
Ivy lin y i7it {
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

OvermRn Gold and SLSer AElhinE Co.
Notice is hereby given thnf n 1 meetlng Of the
Trustees OF the saiu conp4E ne.A at thsir once IN
Goid HIN, Storey county * q, 5ply IN, 10, a an
each anu every share OF t6H capital stock Of sad
company was lrly levied, fn1Able g the Secretsry
at their oitice IN said God l q. 4. or 70 Ar. NJ
Lewis in San trancisco t4lsi lA Emitted States gold
coin. BY ordes Of the hoard of Trgelees
-.s-zs : .i-s..i :. ii ~ TN 4fBS, Secsy.
Gold Hin, July x ISff jyH m :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

= sDissolutioi 90 hip
I III listing betfeen Is q ~ - sel1tAI p
| Ia the town Qf 99I f'l lt9s e q ~ fsela 1a
Territory. under ~ ~ - - 4 .1o;, u y
/ this day dissolved - j. ~ . = ~ t.. tlatt
retIring nom the Hruf le9g is alone
hereby author11sd 80 f9, lnes que tne
Arm and be VIII al44 ~ 1spteqnsss OF
the Afni. leigaed 4t aaS'
I ~ l,ta fffi N n Narili| ~. AMI lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

Ynba God and SIIITT1I II1II7 C0m41uys
Ialmyra District.--No VI dlllesuenl of, Two
Dollars and T%enty-ifye gfhk4 Ma thls the zth
Iay OF July, levied on Elcf aha1esQf the capital
stock OF the iuba uold AID 1lFlf lluG Company,
and all moneys that haYa' ~ 4 Einra February
lst, 1864, Will be uedueta1 81 linia dl111lRlent
BY orisr OF the BUsyl s. g - = :,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

The business viii BE- ca tiie old;stand BY
POTTER 4 MERCEhf alad 70 serve all
the old cuspotheTa, ana - tH onea a. may
favor them with tneir pat $3.50,
y. GoJd Hill July 3 n " ~ - Tvs m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
Sl0.S9G

Receipts on account OF School Funds S.gI5 20
Distributed rs follows:
Paid 10 Treas. Board Of En-. : ii,9.O 20
tNnIl.rtOr,a Commissions. col N
g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

Notice is hereby given
of Trustees on the yth
.pany an ussezSnlenk of
each and every share
Immediately. !. {
~ t3old Hili, August g
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

New0reE0n 4o
pany@Not Tha [
have. taken place on y
postponed until MN
the same hcul and pla
Trustees. H'3 rs VI,
Gold HiR, August 3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
Princess Gohl a,

Princess Gehl am lLning Gem.
pany--A ASsessIleut EotlcI' Sc ehOiderA OF the
Princess G.. & s. d. Eo SFS Z M Notified that an
assesslnent OF One Dolat . o kentg vas TINS
Jay levied upon eac1i and a = of, TIE Capital
Stock of the Company tkl lately, In Kol1
coin to the Secretary. " .1f the ,boaIu Of
Trustees e. Wa 3; sscErstsTy. g 8 1,ry
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

Gem Gold and SIl0f n usnDanys
Notiee.-At mseiing oI Nolrn 81 xrinfter ~
tue above company held Is iSy N r1aesInent. N
4 oil Fifty Gents per share ne Ieliei p the capita.
stock OF the company psy.e NJ; =.
~ ' s.1s. !. .. = sD.'a IESIeEY. Soy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
Co,nbined RiIotf 1IIIIlIs SIhnany.-

Colnbined EsIett BLllll Eeslnalys.N
tice Is hereby given thai ~ leelinE Of tne Trus.
tees OF the Combined Efiuit L'ninR Company held
July 18th, lo5l, an asses q oue Dollar per
share on each and every q H 1f The capital stock
oil this company was levied ~ inplefLstely N
gold coin co the Secretary ID once IN G0ld Hin.
A deduction Of s per csiil ~ be made on all
amounts II paid 1mthedi r, rs ~
By ordef0tts noara q n - n s.s,; d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

-Cresls Gold and siIfpF tlnt1e ollgAt
ny.Sogfce Is hereby giShd. that IA nettin o. the
boTu of 1Tustees Of said COMP he'll this daS, an
assessment Of Slp per shsFs m IeHied suDop t6e
II aitsS ss0ss saes q sl1o solS eo
retAry, korR Bros. stores Gei llt ~ order o. the
Boaru Of IrnsteftS. - II & " kk01f ~ hec W.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

Receipts from July lst, 1855, TO Juiy lst,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

5 Federal tiald nF7 e. - n l. - ti71IlS
pany.-N Notice An - 4 IS. E aAt va
this. the 2Ist Of July, .i & q | 81 fsEd q
! Gold H,Il. yuS n iSfi a 9 & s 3 ~ - /.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

IN Faio Aito Sod ena lls . g..
Oh tlfty Cents per share 34 fhI1 doy leFied on tbs
capital stock OF the apofe 10 pagabl1 70 the
: = uf sIst Il SliIiis ssf ssc.y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

] Ind 81 nI,11dbt Co.,
| Z olltqI1o1f fniQ nat Wag 70
Mt y hereby
Z a. ta llKsllliN sc, seeiy.
4 it|l l.4 /, Z ~ Il antl "a
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-30

of transportation to market is to make the land
produce enough 10 support lines OF steamers, Or
even railroads, and of certainty they viii be
forthcoming. But first of all you must drop
slavery, for there can be no general advance
ment where that institution is nurturcd aud
chung 10. All citizens of the county can see
this If they will, and remember there is none
80 blind as those who will not see"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-30

THURSDAY and Friday of last week were days
which afforded much sport and merriment to a
great portion of ourpeople. The sport referred
to was in throwing snow balls, and the merri-
ment in witnessing them sfrike-the side of some
unsuspecting individuals head, perhaps Sew
eral pitched battles, we are informed, took place
in the different regiments, and in some cases we
hear that articles of harder substance than
snow were used in them The hospital boys
improved the opportunity, as many sore BODY
could attest. OF course we had hand in the
pie, and succeeded in getting our face nicely
washed, too by being laid on soft heap of
snow and having the white refreshing substance
gently rubbed over it, and then a ''lifter" on
each side to assist US in rising, which we did in
much less time than It takes to write it,, as the
novelists say. We thank you, Charley, for the
act Of humane kindness which yoa performed so
we'll upon us, and assure you that should the
opportunity eyer bc afforded US we will eRdeay-
or to do you a similar favor
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-30

EQUINocT1AL SToRM.-The storm of wind and
snow at this place on the afternoon and night
Of the 22d inst. was very severe. 1t commenced
showing about three o clock and continued until
late in the night, very violent wiad prevailing
all the time, and the snow being cold and dry,
was drifted iRto large heaps us fas: as it fell
Upon opening our office door in the morning
we found ii banked up by about four feet of the
precious stuff. This we considered quite an
exhibition for this latitude, but later it the day
We were informed I've dare not venture out,
fearing we might get swampedl that in great
many places the drifts we're much deeper - So
penetrating was it that many OF the wards had
heaps on the floor as high as the stoves, and in
the cottages it drifted up between the weather
boarding and the plastering and then across
between the floor and ceiling in sufficient guam
titles to wet the plastering through after melting
The next day was pleasant and the snow settled
considerable On Friday night it rained quite
hard, aud the snow is now among the things
that were
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-30

WE would respectfully call the attention Of
all whom il may concern TO the necessity of
regulating the prices of articles brought TO this
place for sale by hucksters. In many cases en-
ormous prices have been charged By them, they
presaming, no DOUBT, upon the necessity of the
purchaser. For example-$l to s., % per bush,
81. aud 81, so per gallon, for oysters, poor a,
that sometimes; $50 piece for turkeys tina,
would scarcely make meal for two hunpr,
men, but would require unusual exertion to eat
it, Other things are probably in the same pro
portion. Such prices are unreasonable ~
should not be permitted longer to continue.