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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

FranlScl Gold and silver 1Iining Com
pSny. = Notice = The sale of delinquent mining
stocks advertised 10 take place on the 18th OF july
iS64. has been postponed until further notice.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees. -,
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Gold Hin. August .. 1854. 7 aus ID
Napoleon Consolidated Minins Company.

Napoleon Consolidated Mining Company.
Notice is hereby given, that In accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
company, there viii be sold at public auction, In
front OF the companyls Office, In ytrgna, on FRI
DAY, THE SECOND DAY OF SEPrLDlBER, at 2
Of the above named company, standing in the names
OF the following persons, will pay the assessments
due thereon, together withcost Of sale and adver-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08

Federal Gold & silver Mining Complain.
Notice Is hereby given that so many shares Of the
capital stock OF this company standing in the NAMES
due thereon with cost Of sale and advertising will be
sold according to law at the Office OF the company
IN. Gold Hill on MONDAY, AUGUST FIFTEENTH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08

The aboys sale "a postponed until SATURDAY.,
THE TWENTi ETH DAY OF AUGUST, ls6I, at the
same hour and place. BY order Of the Bosrt OF
Trustees [au5 td W. II. WATS0N, Sec
Lucerne Mining Company, Gold Hill
District n T.-Notice.-There Is delinquent upon
the following described stock account of assess
ment levied May 18th, 1885, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective shareholders as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08
Gold HIN. \. T.. July :. III. : - = =
Surrisc ,oJd aud SiIyer JIining company

sunrise Gold and silver 1iining Company
Notice Is hereby given that 50 many shares of the
capital stock OF this company standing in the names
OF the following persons viii pay The assessments
due thereon together with the cos; OF sale and al
ver,ising viii be sold according TO the Laws OF Nevada
Territory and the bylaws OF the company, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-THIRD, 1864, at
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08

jackson Gold and silver Mining COtns
many Notice Is hereby given, that In accordance
with the laws OF Nevada Territory and ihe bylaws
to the highest and best bidder for gold coin In front
the office Of the company, In Gold Iiii Story
county, Nevada Territory, on TUESDAY, 'TH The
O'Clock p NJ so many shares Of the capital stock OF
the company. standing In the names OF the follow
Ing persons on the books OF the company as Will be
neccsnr,rto pay the assessments now due. together
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08

A General rueesIay Of the stockhollers viii be held
on rhe sanle day Of sale at O'Clock Pm full at
tendSace IS Absolutely necessary as business OF I'm
portance has 10 be TRANSACTED BY 9ner OF Board Of
f GsSs a \. T. Jnlx d. Ia. 49, w i
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Gold HIN, July q. 1851. ly2s n

CAUTION.-San Francisco Gold md ~.
yer Mining Company, Gold Hill District n: I:Elhs s
public are hereby cautioned against nesQtl1une =.
purchasing the following stock In the above com
any, the same having been duly sold ut plIbic nuc
ton June 18th, 1884, for delinquent assessments anu
expenses and said stock Is thereby cancelled and OF
no value. viz:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08
SPECIAL MINING sOyIeEs.

CHAMPIONSHIPS public are kersRy ss co.
Toned against buying or ~ sne s;,
~ ff satfle has been sold t0r
and viii not be transferred on The books o l's
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08
Cola Hnl, August lsSi. q" 'I' az 81 IL q

NOTICE. = To hnrehoIders m tie,
Belcher, Baldwin and Abernathie compAnies.--At
meeting Of the Board OF Tfustees or The nl10vs-
named Companies, held at their Office August ID,
each share Of stock In said companies was decared
lbeng Twentyfour Dollars per loot ON tile original
Belcher claim, payable at the oice Of said conipa,
after the 10th inst. Parties applying Tor dividends
on any but their own shares OF stock. will be reQulr
the owners Of said Shares to collect the saInps and
none Will be considered entitled to such dividends
unless the shares stand In their names on the books
receipted for BY the parties owning the stock Iny
person, OF Sy parties holding sutacient powerof
aus I'm q. BRUCK1fxNN, sesy:.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08
JacIcson cold and silver NIinine Con

The above saleis postponed till SATURDAY, THE
TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, at the same hour
and place. By order of the Trustees.
ans I'd. IIfSrtht GEl W. TURNEY, Seciy. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES

OrixinaI Hawkeye Gold and silver, q nj u,
eor1ance with the laws Of Nevada Territory me We
By-Iaws OF the Company, and an order guy m ME
By the Boardof Trustees there vii 6s se!a - pO ~
the hotr Of O'Clock, In front Of the eompanys o.
ce IN Cold Hill SO many shares Of the capital stoeE
Of the company standing in the names Of me s ior
easements due thereon together with costs OF adyer
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08

1ss,. GEO. w. TURSEY, Sec,y.
Gold Hill, June q, 1881. So Jn2f M
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, THE
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST. ls64, at the same hour
and place BY order the Board OF Trustees. gss
Tvs I'd GEO. W. TURNEf, Sec'y.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY.
A sai ID pa ;aisoReE W. TyRNEy. sec'y.
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order OF the Board o. ITlSL is; 80,

Gold HILL July 5 1854 jyatd &
The above sale IS postponed to MONDAY, AU-
GUST RlFTEGNIH, 1881. By order q the Jrps-
tees. Z. kElffEa, sec
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08

BY orier OF the Board Of Trustees
- JOSIAH II. APP EEiATR, Scc'y.
San Francisco. July 5. 1861. y. y Tvs II
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F,rosh Cousolidated Gold and silver

" O'''' ~ GEo. G. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Geld I'm. July 90. lS64. iy2O m
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And in accordance With law and an order o! the
Board Of Trustees. made on the lstn day OF June,
NAV be Necessary, will De SOIL a the ollce Of The
company on the THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, ls6i,
AZ the hour OF y O'Clock OF said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertislng and expenses OF sale.
tylS % CHAS. II. RYDER, See'y,
Once No Court Block Clay street, San Francisco.
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
THE THIRTEENrH DAY OF AUGUST. az "
O'Clock NJ, apthe ONCE Of the company. By order
"a a sas n GO'''U y = - CHAS H. RYDER. see'y.
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BY order of the Boartl of Trustees.
q. W. PEASE, Sec'y.
Gold Hin. n. T., July y. 1861. Ivy I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08

The following stock Is held BY certificates under
the rrst issue, previous 70 the increase OF capita
stock With the number OF shares to which the res
pectfve holders are entitled, under the new issue
,,.;r, 49,. a,5,o,tr,fa flra fhe-ssos,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

Grafton Of steam s 90 sudden that the boiler must get
surface more liable 70 make water or foam than others
would not consider boiler subject to such changes
safe one 70 adopt for the marine services the mercury
gauge n about three-eghts BORE 10 In good working
condition with the exception OF the absence OF mercury
Ebrdgo Iawton sworn Resides at l26 Oxford street.
special duty had great deal Of experience with the
Martin boilers, both in their construction and use on
board OF ships bad supervision OF these boilers three
ships, the rgates Colorado Roanoke Mississippi
the first six months the second twenty months and
ring This time TO weaken my confidence in them have
noticed the Martin boiler 10 oam but they not
liable TO foam than other boilers all boilers foam more
or less at times they safe under ordinary crcum
stances az other boilers capable OF being supplied as fast
any other while in charge Of tho Martin boiler have
service Is third assistants The working Of the ma.
chinery and boilers noted on the log book every
noticed any remarks a. 70 the foamng d the boilers no
complaint was ever made 70 me a. TO their fcaming or
S badly; the boiler On me Colorado had no
the three vessels worked waters proof that
the boilers did not foam much the cause
steam and the temperature al which IL is formed; my
opinion s that the Martin boiler made Of proper mate
got, would prefer 10 any boiler use there no din
Guilty in staying these boilers; do not think that the
that there were two and bali gaages Of water; never
heard the safety OF the Martin boiler questioned.
sa Mortimer kellogg swornAm attached to the United
United States navy; during my experience as an en-
gineer have had charge OF the Martin boilers, with
ample facilities TO test their principles on the San ia
cinto we had one Martin and one English hori
zntal boiler; the two had not much material
difference under circumstances he consumption OF
fne would prefer the English boiler there is mate
rial difference in their consumption or coal the tendency
OF the Martin boiler to foam under my experience
very trihng and very rarely they are when properly
braced as safe IN the hands Of ordinary engineer
any other boiler III the water got little below the
water gauge would feel safer with the Martin boiler
than the English the reason for my confidence is That
there better circulation OF water than the English
If hoil tha Oanar ntt0n
OF steam in rising up through tho tubes ma
naturally carries the water up into slowly, therefore
covering the tube sheets Whereas in the English boiler
II the water got below the fire tubes would not feel
quite go SAFE witnessed trial or econ ,mcal results
OF these boilers do not remember the result but
my impression is that IL in favor OF the Martin
Her. was not acquainted with Mr.. Cahill profession
ally CONSIDER the iron in question as being good
until Monday Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

FORTRESS MoSRos, April n, 1884,
Richmond SPY was captured on the 18th, near East.
yils Quite number Of letters were found on his per-
son. ne was arrested with Q revolver, sung shot and
knife. quantity Of small steel springs and dies were
found sewed in the lining Of bis coat. He was one q
,brea Ono was shot and the other closely pursued
ana according 70 despatch received from Major White
the Provost Marshal u Eastvie would be captured or
killed. me one captured 10 In close confinement in The
military prison d this place.
Fnythree prisoners Of var arrived from Poiot L0ok-
out yesterday, took the oath and are now employed %
the ouartermasters Department This makes over two
thousand released prisoners and refugees now employed
large number Of SICK were 600. 70 Hampton Hospital
10 day from Yorktown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23
Sesva Folks An Court.
COURT OF COMMON SLuAos
pofoye Judse prAdV.

Aran 22.-0sissFps lppolao ". xds Hdsasst -rns
plaintiff The defendant 70 recover the sum Of o
for services rendered operate singer aad moneys
lent. Two motions were suocenvely made By the a.
fsndant, 70 compel plaintiff 10 le security for ccse
which was denied with costs and the other 70 strike out
parts o. che complaint either 10 not conforming 70 the
summons or redundant The Judge, In delivering bis
opinion, held that although the value Of half beneht
rSSrsus = 49, - 80 go n y rr,s,ds, al
and that IN application 20 the Court would be necessary
the complaint therefore stands served bus summons
In conformity the second sub division OF section 12e OF
the Code, 70 be substituted place Of the summons In
the action The referred, by consent 70 Judge
Allen, and some interesting developments OF the conten
tons and strifes Of the musical fraternity may be-
pected Henry H. Morange for plaptn Judeh and Dick.
insVp fr deieadant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

GRAND MILITARY BALL THE AcADknY.-Ths military
snd civic oal 10 be given Of the Academy Of Music
Monday by the Twelfth regiment NJ @. N Y, for the
relief Of the widows and orphans OF deceased New York
soldiers promises 70 be grand Affair." Irving Hall has
also been engaged for tho ball, and win DO connected
with the Academy by means Of covered archway simi
lar 70 that used the occasion Of the famous Russian
BALL Tho band 10 the Academy TO consist Of one huu-
dred pieces Al the object purely charitable one, s
10 expected that there will be great rush for tickets.
Major General George B. Mcclellan, Major General DIE and
other distinguished gentlemen the committee, and
will spare sxertions 70 render the anAr complete
succses Tickets may be bad q oil the principal hosss
and music stores Price ave doars, admitting gentle
man and lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23
Fire In Concord, New I,smpshl.,rs.:.

shnporn,s block was destroyed By hre shs morning.
"A was occupied By number Of oces and stores, includ
Ipg tbe vs,p Hanpshirs Patriot The los has not been
ss&ertsoed. supposed 70 be the WORK o. % ncen
diary.
which 10 insured for ave thousand The New Hampshire
Bible society lose fifteen hundred dollars the Poriot
occ eight thousand dollars insured for three thousand
The other heees ere covered BIZ Insurance,
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
THE AFFAIR AT PLYMOUTH.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
THE EVACUATION OF the TOWN.
~~~~>~~~~~~~.~~~~>~~~<~~
A Rebel Ram Attacks Our
Fleet.
~1>e~~n<~~~>~O><~~~>~>~o~
The Southfleld and Another Gunbeae
Reported Sunk.
~~~O~~~~~~~~~~~>>~>~>~
DEATH OF LIEUT.. COMMANDER PLUSSBR.
.~~~~~~>~~>~-~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Successful Expedition to Beaver
Creek,
DEATH OF LIEUT.. COMMANDER FLUSSBR.

BALTIMORE, April "a, 1884.
Special advicss have been received from Norfolk and
state that the Eliza Hancock arrived thers yes
terday from New Orleans, via Morehead Oy, whore she
taken possession Of for the purpose Of bringing Inn
portant dispatches TO General Butler.
Tho captain reported that rebel ram came down 70
within few miles Of Plymouth N. O., and on the 18th
instant attacked feet and sunk the Sonth1ed and
other gunboat, name unknown.
The greatest anxiety existed ~ Plymouth, and u 10
probably evacuated and half destroyed ere this.
1t thought that General Peck would DO fully able
to hold Newbe
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TWO moro great fairs arc 70 come OF before tho country
turns from this pleasant business Of charity 10 The awful
business Of nghtng, which 10 begin. One d tnsse
srs % TO be held a. Baltimore and the other at g. Louis
committee Of well known citizens has been organized
10 secure aid TO the latter St. Louis deserves 70 be helped
~ New York. In business II is Of the principal
feeders OF this metropolis Our merchants, who have
made 20 much by the trade OF 81 LOUIS ought 10 be viii
tng 70 contribute handsomely for s relief. No city 10
the loyal States has suffered much from The
war. Besides the thousands az wounded soldiers that
have been brought there from the great battle 1eds Of
the South and West there have been OF Thousands
Of refugees from The interior OF Missouri and from East
ern Tennessee and tho Lower Mississippi The condition
o. these people IS Of tho utmost destutiop. The
citizens OF So Louis have exhausted themselves by the
and ncessant contributions for their relief Al
they are about 70 make last effort for this object
hope they will find many liberal friends the road. Do
nations OF money be sent 10 John Yelverton Pre-
sident OF the Bank OF North America ~ Wall street, and
OF goods and packages 70 Messrs. Pratt Fox, 20 Cn
street, who will forward them 70 st. Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

News from Calif0rm Ia and China.
SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING NEws-MAJoR GORDON
MARCHING ON HONG cHow-JAPASseB AABAssA-
DORIS I'm ROUTE FOR EUROPE. ETC.
SAN FRANCISCO, April n, 1894
Arrived bark Catherine from Hong Kong, with
million pounds OF sugar for San Francisco refinery ships
Resolute, from Baltimore; ST. Charles from New York,
and Guiding Star, from Boston. Sailed, ship Robinson,
for Callao.
Markets quiet
China dates February % have been received. Major
Gordon had marched 10 attack Hong Chow.
Tho body guard Of tho Governor General had been
causing trouble again at Canton
Two Japanese ambassadors bad arrived at shangbss for
Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

CHATTANOOGA, April 81, 1854.
Colonel T. J. Morgan OF tho Fourteenth colored rcgi
ment has been authorized organize brigade colored
troops The nucleus Of regiments formed, and
recruiting 10 progressing favorably There
colored regiments in this department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

Cavalry for Hilton Head.
BosroE, April "a, 1884
The steamer Western Metropolis sails tomorrow
Ing, with four companies Of the Fifth Massachusetts,
ca valry, for Hilton Head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23
suRelk County Dslsgstes % enc syria
cuss Cenvsntien.

me First Assembly district Convention Of Suffolk
county, which met here Tuesday ~ this wses. elected
delegates 70 the state Convention u Syracuse hesss
Ben. r. Skinner, John Sherry and John c. Davis.
resolution requesting the delegation 70 supposs TOT
delegates 10 Baltimore hose favorable 70 the renoniDa
tlou Of President Lincoln was adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23
The soIdiers' Home.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. =
Momentum Is great thing 10 nature, politics. religion
and what not. Once get thing going and It requires
force to stop " in fact almost much Is originally
quired 70 produce the notion This by valuable sug
geston has been applied to very grand and successful
generosity effort n Fourteenth street and Union square
The time for which u was intended TO hold tho
Fair has three fourths expired and suggested
quarters emitting the proposition 70 consideration TO
continue our charitable endeavors for time longer in
ing the proposed soldiers Home. 4 bin is now
before the Legislature 10 behalf OF this eptor
prise prise and a,a., the public manifest true Pc
York can soon present to its sick and wounded de.
tenders an American Hotel des Invalides Now the
Fair has become genuine success IL would be worse
than unwise TO stop our people just they desire
large thing in charity. Dealers from the country are usI
and gladly give LIS donation towards che proposed build.
ing. aHt.i
National Sailors Fair. 6Aaff
In view Of the gigantic and noble efforts Of the Sanitary
Commission in aid Of the soldiers Of country-in this
her hour Of peril, has been thought by that tho
claims TO sympathy and support OF equally deserving
cassviz: the sailors Of naval and merchant service
posed to make effort 10 their behar, by providing
home for the disabled where In addition 70 the comforts
wSSn aas name mpss they may enjoy the added re-
in this way express their interest il their welfare
hold fair In November 10 Boston Mass, and call
is therefore made on the loyal and patriotic and
women OF our land 70 aid In the good by conribu
ticn, either Of money articles OF and utility
confidently believed that the subject need only 70 be
brought before the public 10 enlist the sympathy and
operation OF all. 8.
Contributions be sent TO Mrs. John A. Bates 90
Chelsea street, Charlestown Mass Mrs. Thomas r. LAM
bort, 100 Chelsea street, Charlestown Mass ME- Com
modore Downes, MI. Vernon street, Charestown, Mass
Mrs. Peter Hubbell, Monument square, Charlestown,
Mass. JOHN A. BATES, Paymaster u. s. N,
Treasurer. Navy Yard, Boston.
Mrs. T. HoorER, Secretary, "a shawmut av. Boston.
APRIL 10, 1854.
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one hundred and eleven votes under the heading Work
ingmeu vose Of Old slip for George b AsCsllan.n

one hundred and eleven votes under the heading work
ngmen vose Of Old slip for George b Mcclellan"
a1oRoI HsANoIs TRAIN VOTER.
Last evening Nc. George Francis Train visited Mo
Union square BUILDING, and cast . vote for AcClean
Previous 70 doing SO, however, he inquired OF
~s.Sss Is had S.Ss cheek TS SsS .nc ISs.
airy " state q ecstacy a. the thought that he
formed Mr. Train shs. be Id net the requisite article,
but would procure him 10 this rejoi1aer Mr. Train
mat @s "Usa n1s put ss 70 any
voss.
A TOUCHING nscDnr-NArH o'BRnN VOTES r0R
lady correspondent sends Us an accouut Of very 10
teresting little ncsdens which Tuesday dur
os shs voting We give the story 10 her own Language
standing y as dec. y y rs0pAy room in ss.es
. .aS ss s. the Ssnd
ne estsspsf .ad asked how The vote ssocS g:
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w, BOY ah' sS yos one :A0uS se . 'o You
h . ss9 as Ss sooi ps.
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Alter The rs letter was written hs book keeper said Some
6: :assS
{; SSss S:s
moment TO defeat him
now THE SWORD VOTE SMELLS THE INCOME.
II should stated Ia with this subject that
many people vote without any particular prejudice
way the other. Thus It is not uncommon gen.
eman step tho book and do like Mr. Setson did the
o,her daynamey, write his name for ten votes Ter Nc
Clellan and then follow with ten more Tor tirsnt
Others vote merely for the purpose OF spend.
ing money for the benevolent object Of the
Fair. Many visitors do not come 10 buy the
articles exposed SALE only visit the Fair spend
their money the manner calculated TO do most good
They believe very correctly that the fund will be 10
creased by leaving those 10 make purchases who
really articles, and not those who do not
need Of them.
At the close Of the polls last night the vote stood
fOl:ows:- 7~E Ea @t
cran