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, 1864-12-26
Closing Dny-Auctton Sale on Monday
-prexent0tfon-LIst of Donations.

Bryan hall WIS quito well filled durin. the day
on Saturday. The popular interest in the enter
prize was more fully demonstrated thsn On any
previous occasion. The dining hall was crowded
all day, and the quantity and quality Of ediblcs
served to guests wcrc such as to give perfect sat
ts:actfon.
GEN. mSDxASts FIELD GLASS.
Lieut.. Col. Guernsey, of the 10Th Iowa. present
ed 10 the Fair the field glass captured from Gsn.
uindman at the battle Of Prairie Grove, Ark.
TIE BLACK LAW PETITION. =.
rpon the subject Of the repeal Of tho Black I2ws
there would seem to be hut one optcion among
visitors ut the Fair. Mr- John Jones has obtained
nearly four thousand signatures to his petition.
Auc11oS SALE ON MONDAY.
sod hi e
vncated by Monday evening, an auction sale Of the
most choice articles Will b held during tho day.
the Fair would he extended to that period. Mr.
Buffers donates his services as auctioncer.
PRESENTATIONS.
A ecrics Of presentations took place last erc-
g. riany d my 1eeeised rss Il from Miss Anna Dickinson
tho rich afghan Designed for her. Rev. S. Nichols
ays e lheod0Ee Ti.on Es9 1se a7 satnsste 'st Of
eepea TO co James s1ons au eeeaa
quilt and pillow. Miss Ada noyt delivered 10
Lient Taylor the purse OF money contributed for
Corps. Miss Anna Dickinson was he recipient Of
the statuette OF ''The Refugees" The prcsenta-
tfpn snccches we're rich in sentiment and eloquent
in dicfiou. We arc compelled to omit them for
want Of space.
The lecture Of Professor McCoy-advertised for
this evening-has been postponed until after the
HOLIDAYS ..... ............
THAT BOSTON DONATION.
A valuable donation from fricndH In Boston,
hitherto but imperfectly acknowledged. deserves
particular mention. It waa forwarded through
Mrs. ". E. Doggctt, to whose persona1 interest In
the Fair the managers arc much indebted. The
coDtributofe' names and gffts arc these;
Francis Dars cash 5000
B. F. Campbell, goods. u 90
B. T. Lor3ng. 5000
Daniel HarWood. ..................--.....4 1000
Vim. Davenport, OF VIM. Claniu j. Co...... 5000
Fogg d uoughton. ......-...................4 400
Total. ta1................. .,...,,.........s .s29Ln0
DONATIONS.
, 1864-12-26

No71ox.--The annual sale and rental Of pewa In
the Flint Presbyterian Church, (Rev. z. NJ, Hum.
phrc{, Fnstor,) will take place this fMon5,v,
evening, commencing At seven and .half o'ciork!
, 1864-12-26

PosT OTF1cE.-The Post oflce will be open to-
morrow Monday, a8th) frcm to 10 O'Clock q, NJ.
and from to O'Clock D. m.
, 1864-12-26

krasTKn THE ESnoL1xExr-Mr, U. F, McGee
%aa On Saturday srtatgncd before Commissioner
hoyne' On the charge OF having resisted the en-
Ios4aenl" lie vas held to answer In the sum Of
$500.
, 1864-12-26

MAsoE1c,-At the annual election Of Cleveland
Lodge, No. ali, A. F. asdlA NJ, held on Wedncs-
day, Dec Fl, 1864 the following officers elect
r. = II n. G Geo mf mimSod % s " ia m uerrman: j. W.
Geo Il. Gibson, Treasurer. 4. S. Hubbard, Sccre-
tary, Geo. Lc FeEcr, S. D., 4. Plamondon, J. D.,
J. r. Hatfield TYLER.
, 1864-12-26

lFsAKE.-Aasy Carter, whose arrest for the 1ar-
ccny Of goods from Lii. Harkins' shoe store was
noticed In the TRIBUNE Of Saturday, fs adlud-ed
By Just.ce Miller.
, 1864-12-26
JoHK G.. u1LToS. Chairman.
4. kL1rPEL, Secretary.

R. PRlNp1vuLE, E. BuRL1So, M.SuLL1vAN,
J. II. MuuLKE, S. HALE, ALFHEDJAMEs,
JoHE HERT1Sa, JAS. CoSLAs, Dr. CCsH1xa,
c. ". SHERWOOD, a. DnUNIEG, ] II, ,RouSTREE,
T. T. Mo1roRn. ]. LAWSON. E. ANTHONY,
IOHN McEwEN, j. MULL1KEN, A. c. HEsINo,
A. kRAxER, Jxb a-NxLsoN, J.J. HtCuAHps
, 1864-12-26
ID. E. sHAW's

Corner OF State and Ran.so'ph STREETS. Open for
tchunt,. Monda,s, ThursNa,s md saturdaAs, after.
= on and evening. schopl party eysry Thursdsy
evening. de2%d5l*St 4tnp
, 1864-12-26

w ANTED-$1 1000 will purchase
the 'tock. 1easc, &C.. OF Il Variety Store in-
nrstclass hnsln' tclesr nsoht. asoo Yelr.,
OF the rfstn. cities Of the Wess For lrtlc
E1sra nrpl} 70 Box 81 T. o. Wtncna, Minnesota.
, 1864-12-26

" ANTED "a situation wanted
~ by an American Latly to nurse tho alcs foot
references given Chm be found forone week 1T %
Fontli avenue dcaGe.1lJ3 It
, 1864-12-26

TEE Bloxn1s sKA9E.-A,nohs the very best
skntcs which have been placed before the public
this ecason, is the Ladies' Btoudon Skate Of G. B.
.Roress & Co., the celebrated Connecticut mani
sacturers. By means Of light but strong ankle
the pressure from the foot OF the sknter
over thc frozen winters With ease and cIegunce and
without the violent czcrtion and severe Btratning
e GSt Il hs sssas SasE ossSes sss q
rcssure. whore limit is only fixed sy the time or
Inclination OF the skuter. The most dfaculs feats
2 tss ass hs bssa
heass hes esa esasl % sale Il 10 CLARK stFsss,.
pnxsrsrAr1oNs.-The Office Of the Assessor OF
internal Revenue Was on Christmas ere the scene
Of \ very pleasant gathering. The Assistant AZ
sessofs had determined upon making suitable
acknowledgement Of thclr appreciation Of the
o'ciock % gathered II solemn conclave; Peter Page,
Esq. the Assessor, was presented with beautiful
saas ,,g s!d c1as5 %6IsE es5k sSsans whs
Clerk, with Il fine pair Of gloves. The presen,a-
lion. were made on behalf Of himself and fellows,
By Ex-Alaerman F: G; brown. IN @ neat short n. fos
were happily responded to. We regret that tEE
pressure on our space forhids report Of the
Many pleasant things said on this occasion.
cup1srnAs FCsr1vAls.-An exhibition will be
rfyeu On Tuceday evening at the Washington Pub-
lie School, On the corner Of Vest Indiana and
saucn1nop streets. The programme will consist
Of music, declanations, Dialogues, etc.
The ninth Christmas Anniversary Of the ST.
John'e Sunday School Will bc held at the church,
cofner Of Lake Ftreet und St Johns place, on
Mcndav evening. commencing at 7 o'clock. The
e1crciees Will CONSIST Of singing Christmas hymns
By The school. short addresses, and distribution
ar,fescnts from tWo large. heartily laden Christmas
frees, The public arc lny1tcd to attend.
The Bercan Baptist Sabbath School intend to
exhibit an elegant Christmas tree, loaded with
schoo1. on Tueeday evening, the 9Th inst. at
1hcir church, Dekoven street. corner Of pes-
hrsrrs musfc by those blind art1stes known as the
s.iIaiues Family" and rccitattons and singing by
members OF the school, together with the discus.
aon Of oysters Ice cream md refreshments OF NIL
kinds.
, 1864-12-26

LARoEST.-Samuel Phelps, sailor, was arrcst.
cd on Saturday for tho larceny Of trunk from
the schooner Red Bird. Tho contents he had con.
Ascatcd- and p1wned the trunk on Clnlk atreef
He was locked up in default of $500 bail
, 1864-12-26

TUESDAY EVENING,
, 1864-12-26

TIE aOu MAH1A"-TuE TH1UNrH On Con-
rAN1.-Therc fs great excitement in monetary
circles On the .. Oil question" Spectators and
noncy-mouge1s orc investing heavily in oil stocks,
md larre fortunes have been made: but before
investing, tho public onght TO investigate closey
the merits Of tho various companies tn the field.
In anothcr column will be fonnc the prospectus Of
the :. Triumph I'll Company" " which has capital
stoc:; Of Ssn0 working capital ot $50 90, and
%.ieE is paying monthly alvfd'nd Of Sno per
~ peT fn0utE The subscription hooks Of this
4ompany arr uow open at the Office Of B. T. Quim-
hy 4 Co., No. 100 south Water street. where the
4reasurers receipts will be given for all stock sub
ec1ibed.
, 1864-12-26

M ETROPOLlTAN HALL
, 1864-12-26

PEnsoEAL.-Captain n. Boardman, Battery II
Second Missouri ARTILLERY, md formerly Civil En-.
gineer Of the North Western railroad. passed
through this city yesterday. His battery. with
three Others. arc cncumped in winter quarters at
FranElfu. Missouri
, 1864-12-26

M ANTED-S1tua,ion-A-c COM
pssttt nccouut1nt desires en,n;o, ment ~
bookke eper assistant. or in my capacity Wfcro bis
servtces gould be mnhe useful. Alyertt Is s,ot
hoslnras nan and can undertake. TO or i+r SIT
$" F. Q EuK $3.50. Gca5 h1a5-3t
, 1864-12-26

CokT Turu--John E. Doan., an old incbriate
walked on Saturday into the Office Of r. R. Arm
strong, coal dealer on the corner OF Canal aud
Washington streets, and stole IN ovcscoat. He
arrested and held to hail In the sum OF $500 to
-arpear at the Recorders Court
, 1864-12-26

TuAxEs-Thc boys Of the TRIBUNE Office have
often In Days gone by been remembered By Peter
Gleason, who holds forth under the Matteeon
House. They were not disappointed this morn.
ing. When the Court House bell announced thcf
advent OF Christmas, they met at the door Of the
cumpo4inc-room messenger laden with the guod
things Fctcr knows 80 well how to disp2nse. 1t
nccs not to detail the list OF Christina reminders
ecnt forth euficient 10 say that In name they
very Ecst.
, 1864-12-26

ET Gas At OkK DOLLAR PER OSE Taou-
SAND FEE.-The Griffin Portable Gas Nh
chine has the following qualities: 1t
dwelling, IL simple In Construction, easy of opera
t1on, furnishes brilliant light about one dollar
per 600 cubic feet, and you only pay for what you
, 1864-12-26

" AN TED-Situatio as house
~ keeper. b lady well qualified. address
"M. 4. .Ts hics 90 P.U. He!t d1.JJt
"ANTED-S S1tuation-AsC Clerk.
w ~ stranger. Er which the sum Of So Will
be paid References unesce pton-bc. ami ample
cnrirF for 1sitton OF trust Address "R- rrtblne
uflct f.-f one week S1fHfi.tt
, 1864-12-26

EUUND-A Pocket book, con
L. tanning scme value, which Tho owner c.n have
By rroyin; property ND paytngter snls noice. Cal
Washington st:etts. uts,.il3s3t
, 1864-12-26

~ ANTED \ Store, with Lofts,
~ Of aboutterty tees ftout ami good depth u,uss
b. ocstrd In the businesi part on Son'h -T!e. Au-
drcss. stating locality an's rent, r o. Boz 1916.
, 1864-12-26

cHn1sz1As,-ouM Monday the United States De-
pository will be closed. The Custom House will
be open from to 10 d. m. The usual holiday
honrs, s to 10 and to 6, will be Observed at the
telegraph Offices on Monday, the 2Gth inst, and on
Monday. January I'd, proImo. The city Offices
will be all closed bn Monday. The Assessors Of.
1icc Il Ill also be closed
, 1864-12-26

At uoxE,-Sam Wilson, Drum Major OF the
18th Board Of Trade regiment who has been
confined In the rebel prison at Andersonvillc for
the past eight months, arrived here yesterday.
Hc Is Tcry feeble aud still suffering from scurry,
which, he reports, has destroyed thousands Of our
men IN The Southern prisons.
, 1864-12-26

AssAuI1En.-t'B Beau Haekett, :" the editor Of the
Chicago LdJf, having made some severe structures
upon Captain Lyman, the noted gambler. was on
Saturday met by that gentleman On Dearborn
street. and assaulted with cowhide. VIC are In
formed by spectators that - Bean" got the WORT
nfft
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

ONE OF OLD ABE's BEsT.-Uncle Abe,
in calculating his estimate of Presidential
honors, tells clever story, as he always
does, when he sets about it. 1t seems
that Windy Billy, who is politician of
no ordinary pretensions, was candidate
for the Consulship of Bayonne, and he
urged his appointment with the eloquenee
of Clay or Seward. He boosted vocif-
erouslY of his activity in promoting the
success of the Republican ticket, and
averred, with his impassioned earnestness,
that he, and he alone, had made Old Abe
President. "Ahw exclaimed the sage of
Springfield, sand it was you who made
me President, was it," twinkle in his
eye all the time. "Yes sir" said Billy,
rubbing his hands, and throwing out his
chest, as baggage master would small
valise, "yes, think I may say am the
man who made you President" "Well,
Billy, my boy, if that's the case, it's hell
of muss you've got me into, that's ALL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

NOTICE.-C. NJ. Taylor, b. Davis, NJ.
Gunner, VIM. Davis, y; WentheL, Thos. Scotland,
!. J, Dunn and Geo. q Hough. win take notice that
poratIon under the laws Of Nevada TerritoH eHR.
Ing in common you The mining claims located
January 18th, 1850, as the Wisconsin Company, and
Taylor, T. J. Baker and J. H. Woods, as the southern
extension Of the Wisconsin, in the Gold Hill Mining
District Storey county, \. T., and now all ncorpo,
Mining Company, have paid and assumed an indebt-
edness up to May Oh 1861 and since the date of in
corporation, of Six Hundred and Twenty-Five DOL
lars (S625 which amount has been expended and as
sumed In the actual and necessary working Of said
mining claims.
Notice Is hereby given that in accordance with an
Act Of the Legislature Of the Territory of Nevada,
approved December 18th, 1862 entitled IAN Act en-
pOwerng Corporations and Associations for Mining,
70 sue individual members" also an Act approved
agement Of Mining" suits will be brought by the
Wisconsin Consolidated Mining Company to recover
from each Of the above named parties, the amounts
lively as hereinafter set FORTH unless the same shall
be paid on or before June 18th, 1861. The amount
due BY {. N. Taylor, on two hundred and twenty
five (S22 feet, Is 1tty-siX dollars and TWENTY-FIVE
1856 25). The amount due by b. Davis on eighty
seven and one-half feet (S7s) Is twentyonc dollars
amount due by NJ. Gunner on eighty-seven and
One-half feet (o75al Is twenyone dollars and eighty
seven and one-half cents(s2l S7s). The amount due
by VIM. Davis one hundred and fifty feet u5O) is
thrtyseyen 5OlOO dollars 1887 JO). The amount due
by N. Wenther on elghty-Seven and One-half feet,
(SI12) Is twenty-one dollars and eighty-seven and
one-half cents (S2l SD. The amount due by Thos
Scotland on eightyseVen and one-haIf feet (s7s) Is
twenty-one dollars and eighty-seven and One-half
cents (S2l SID. The amount due by +. j. Dunn on
eighty-seven and Onehaf feet, go Is twenty-one
dollars and eghty-Seven and one-haf cents (S2l
The amount due by Geo. c. Hough, on eighty-seven
and one-half feet, (S71D is twenty-one dollars and
eighty-seven and One-half cents (S2I SIN.
BY order Board of Trustees
GEO. G. BURNETT, sec'y.
Gold HILL MAY a. 1861 my2I m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

A FIERCE OLD Man KANGAROO
The Goulborn { Australian Chronicle,
November 4, says: "As young John
Thomas Patterson, of Sugarloaf Flat, Tarlo
was proceeding on horseback through the
brush in the vicinity of his residence, on
Saturday last, he was attracted by the
yelping of three or four dogs in thick
piece of brushwood, and riding up he came
upon them attacking an immense old man.
kangaroo. One of the dogs was already
dead, rent assunder by the claws of the
monster, and two others were also wound
ed, but were still tackling it. No sooner
did the kangaroo espy Patterson than it
jumped at him and threw its fore paws
around the horses neck. Fortunately the
youth had a loaded pistol with him,
which he drew and fired, the ball striking
the kangaroo in the left shoulder, and
passing out through the back. By this
means one of the animals paws disabled,
but with the other he still showed fight,
and Patterson being unable to make any
impression on his assailant with blows of
the pistol, for he had not another charge,
endeavored to get the stirrup out of the
spring-bar so as to use it at the end of the
leather as a weapon. Whilst doing this
the kangaroo with his undisabled paw
slightly wounded his hand. At length
Patterson got the stirrup loose, and hit
ting the animal on the temple with all his
might, he succeeded in stunning it. With
several well directed blows he managed to
kill it. The kangaroo was of enormous
size, measuring no less than nine feet six
inches from the tip of his tail to his ears.
The tail itself measures fifteen and half
inches at the but, and the skin and tail
weighed twenty-nine and half pounds.
When sitting on its launches the animal
was fully seven feet in height.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS SAY.-The
Richmond Enquirer of a late date, announ-
ces "all ready" for the coming struggle,
and says that "what man can do to pre-
pare for the fearful duty has been done,
and the South, at least, stands ready, like
the strong man armed, the good man with
his sword loose in the sheath, his harness
bright and his heart full strong. People
and army feel alike, than when the crash
comes, it will be struggle for life and
DEATH" The following from the same
source may be but editorial whistling to
keep courage in the graveyard ofrebellion;
but the concluding paragraph Is too sig
nificant to merit the indifference the rest
may receive: Numbers have not re-
duced the rebellious Confederates to 10y
atty; the blockade has not curbed their
defiant treason; starvation has not hum
bled their proud spirit; and the fourth
year of the war opens upon their armies
numerous as those of the foe, as well
drilled, and in better morals, and ready to
test the virtue of the policy of concentra-
ton"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
North American Mining Company,

Gold Hill District, N. T.-Notice Is hereby given
that in accordance with the laws of the Territory
ofNevada, and the bylaws of the company, there
will be sold at public auction, at o'clock PM, on
TUESDAY, the cath day Of May, AID. 1864 in
front of the company's Office, No. 16 North
street, east side Virginia, N. T., to the highest
bidder, for in U. S. gold coin, SO many shares of
the capital stock of said company, standing In
the names Of the following persons, as will be
necessary for the payment of assessment No. 9 Of
Twenty $50 Dollars per share, levied thereon
March 23d, 1864, and now due and unpaid, togeth.
er with the expenses of advertising and sale, as
6nllOxva.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Abel a Key G. 8, g. mi. COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of the laws Of
Nevada Territory, and in pursuance Of the bylaws
Of the Abel Key Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, there will be sold at public auction, in front
Of the company's oflce, INC Gold Hill H. T., on
SATURDAY, the 2lst day OF May, AID 1884, at the
hour Of O'Clock, Pm, so many shares of the capt.
tai stock Of the Abel 4 Key Gold and Silver Mining
Company, standing on the books of the company
in the following parties names is will be necessary
to pay the assessments due thereon, together with
the cost of sale and advertising:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

Os;ea NJ M GoxnrnmsnI Hnnna San TrapciSco
May L. lS6i-NOtce is hereby given that in accord
with the laws of the State Of California and an
order duly made by the Board OF Trustees OF the
Caledonia Tunnel and Mining Company, as required
By the Bylaws Of said company, there will be sold
At public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, in
United States gold coin, on SATURDAY, June Is,
lS6i, AZ II A. NJ of that day, at the salesroom OF
MeSSrs. jerome Rice i Co., No. ST Montgomery
street. San Francisco, so many shares OF the capital
stock OF said company, standing In the name OF
the following person shareholder will be neces-
Sary for the payment Of all assessments duly levied
thereon by the Board Of Trustees, and delinquent,
together with the expense of advertising and sale:
of IL. o. Gaylord.---No. certihcates-6O2, 6G3, co.,
65 CO., CO., COS. COZ, 60, GIL, 6l2, 6l3, ola, 6l5 6l6
6l7, 6lS 6l9 go, 62l----3OO shares-------$2ii So
ByIorder Of the Board Of Trustees.
j. NJ BURLINGTON,
myl6-td Sec'y Caledonia 7. i n. Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

BY order of the Board of Trustees.
j. H. JESSEN, Secretary.
American City, April 20, 1864 apr2O IN z
The sale of the stock above named for delnquen-
cies on Assessment No. 3, Is postponed until MON
DAY, June Goth, 1863 at the same hour and place.
myly ID 1. II. JESSEN. Secy.
The Stockholders of the PalO Alto
Gold and Silver Mining Company, are hereby noti-
fed that in accordance with the bylaws of said
company, there will DO sold at public auction in
front of the Post Office, Gold Hill, on the I'd day
Of MAY, 1864, at 3 O'Clock r. NJ, so much Of the
Stock of the deliuquents of said company as will
DO sufficient to pay their delinquent assessments,
cost Of sale and advertising.
J. s. WATKINS, Sec'y. P. A. G. & S. N. Co.
Gold Hill, March 81, 1854. ap1 I'd
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY
2lst day of May, 1854, at the hour and place abov,
The above sale is hereby postponed until WE'D
NESDAY, June LIST, at the same hour and place.
my Igtd Us. WATKINS, Sec'y.
Grown Point Ravine Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company.-Notice at a meeting of
the stockholders of the Crown Point Rayine Gold
and Silver Mining Company, held at the office of
the company, No. 10 Government House. sam
Francisco, April Goth, 1864, sufficient number
of shares being present and represented, a reso.
luton was passed, reducing the shares Of said
company to twelve hundred Q200) and raising
the par value to one thousand dollars, stockhold-
ers requested to present their old certificates
to R. H. Newton, who will receipt for the same,
and it is necessary to have them handed In as
soon as possible, and receive new certificates for
the amount each stakeholder IL entitled to in feet
r. H NEWTON,
No. 9, over Post Office at Virginia City, n. T,
By order of the Board of Trustees.
j. n. BURLINGTON, Secretary,
Crown Point Rayine, G. e. s. M. Co.
April %, 1864. apr23-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28
CrGsus Gold aud silver Mining

Company.-Notice Is hereby given that on
THURSDAY the Goth day of May, 1851, at .
O'Clock, p NJ, there will be sold at public auc-
ton, in pursuance Of law ut the door of the Com
pany's Office in Gold Hill, n. T., so many shares
OF stock OF the CrGsus Gold and Silver Mining
Company, standing in the names of the following
parties, as will be sufficient TO pay the amount of
assessments now due thereon, together with costs
OF sale and advertising, by order of the Board of
TF,,st
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES,
Humes & Norton Gold and SILVER Mimi,

Humes & Norton Gold and silver Mining
Company.-Notice is hereby gwen that In Accord
ance with the laws of the Territory Of Nevada and
an order OF the Board Of Trustees Of said company
there will be sold at public auction on SATURDAY
June 18th, lS4 at O'Clock P.M In front of the COM
pany's office Crodd ChaSe'S Sample Rooms) Gold
Ill., so many shares Of the company standing in the
names OF the following shareholders as will paw the
amount Of assessments now due together with the
costs OF advertising and sale unless the same be paid
before that day:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28
DardaneIIe G. and .. Nj. Company

Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with
the laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of
the company, there will be sold at public auction
in front of the compsny's Office, in Gold Hill, on
SATURDAY, May 2lst, 1864, at o'clock PM, as
many shares of the capital stock, standing in the
names of the following persons, as will pay all
assessments due thereon, together with costs of
..l- .n..A AL. c-dar nf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

Company-Gold Hill District n. T-Notice is here
by given that in accordance with the laws of Ne
yada Territory and the bylaws Of the company,
there will be sold at public auction in front Of the
company's Office Gold Hill, on THURSDAY, May 5,
1864, at O'Clock M, so many shares Of the cap
tal stock, standing in the names of the following
parties as will be sufficient 10 pay the assessments
due thereon together with costs OF sale and adver