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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-15
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board

GOLD HILL, Monday, March II.
GOLD Hill. Dissatisfaction City. so 'Sd'
Arizona. II bid Is asked: Alpha 500 bill, 9jOa>kcd:
Branch Mint 10 bid: Baltimore American, 80 bid,
- asked, Burke y Mcclellan, - asked: C"nsol'-
dated Company. ~ bid ~ asked: Caledonia IUi!-
mel. - bid b asked: Crown Point Rayinr, II ash;
Colorado, 10 asked; CoPpcrS, Il bid, - asked:
Contraband, 4 asked; Clinton X HunnH :" uiu:
Dardanelle, - bid, II - asked: Ehnghan'' :
asked: Excelsior, Ii asked; Frankcl, hid. asa
Gold Hill and Virginia Divide, bid l. asked;
Globe, ID bid ~ asked: Hawkryc No l. 30 It'd.
215 asked; Hawkeyt Original. ~ bid bu asked
jim Mcclellan | bill. > ~ asked; Jrwcit N Shep.
pard / bid. : asked; Jenny Lind, bld heutncky'
> bid & asked: Kuckcrbockcr, II bli. II asked:
NrNcans x Williams. 10 asked: -Nuy Rico -
biJ 10 asked; Mary Ann. IS bid. - asked; Mich.
iyan. - bid. 70 asked; Hiaatunomoh, 10 asked;
Navigation ID asked North American, 20 bid,
10 asked: New Oregon, Is bid, 10 asked; Napo'
leon %. asked: NGrraG:Gnsett, bid, | .Daskcd:
Omega l2J bid. :t22J asked: Onc"to, Ia 80 BID. ~
asked; Pontiac. ) bid asked; Pilot, asked;
Pride OF America Il asked: Rock Island. II bid.
~ asked: gichcl-u, hil asked; sandy Bow
ers asked: Superior, 2OO bid, 4OJ asked; steven
sou Kehoe. i bid - asked, Swrzy. ~ bid. 81 aSd;
san Francisco. ! bid. asked: TontIur, 10 ont.
- - asked: Uncle sam Senior. Il hid ~ ASKED;
ErsuviTs. . bid, - asked: yellow JACKET. LIEU
bid.
VIRGINIA misunderstanding Moscow elO2
50 asked Beach n Paxton, - asked: Honduras.
1 bid. II asked Milton, - bid. 81 asked; oScr,
ola. bid 70 asked Russell. asked; Seneca, :
bid: Sutro : ~ bid, i asked: Sierra Nevada a.
bid iCr1 - asked VIM Penn. ! ~ bill
PALMYRA DISrRI,r.-Ruck Point 81 bid, II
asked; Star. ~ asked
FLowERY DI>rRI,T-La'ly BTyaa No. :: 81
bid 1 80 asked: Uncle sam. 3 ~ bid asked.
INDIAN SPRINGS DTSTRICr.~W hitman S''
bid 40 asked Randolph. : bid, Ii asked; Lyon,
Is bid.
BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS DISrEICT.-Banncr {.
asked: Grant, asked
SALES Is rHg BOARD TO.DAY.-Fivr Zee
Frankcl ut s.: 10 feet Hawkcyr. No. l. at 30 ;
100 feet Richeliru at : ~ feet Graut al 5uc; ~
feet KnickcrbocScr at q 10 feet ditto 1T :! ~
feet ditto M -; 10 feet ditto at -
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Ordinance No. I:S.

A n ORDINANCE amendatOry Of previous Or.
n dinances, passed March 9Th, lsG4. IT hereby
ordered by the Trustees Of the Incorporate Town
of Gold Hill, as follows:
SECTION l. That any person, or persons. WIG
shall deposit upon any vaSnt lot, or in the puni!c
streets, or shall deposit or suffer to be Deposited
upOn his own premises, or shall permit to remain
thereon, after having been deposited, any "iia!
carton, manure, substance or thing whatsoeyrr
which shall or may become in any manner offer
siye to Others or injurious 10 the health of any
other person or persons, or which may or shall n.
terfere with the enjoyment OF any rig'I; or priv
ege ofany other person or persons, shat! be Gcrs'
to have committed nuisance. and upon conV!c'
ton before any Justice of the Peace OF sGid Town
of Gold Hill, shall be fined in any sum not exceed.
ing Five Hundred Dollars and such Justice %
the Peace shall order such nuisance abH;cd by TIC
party so convicted, within time by the sa!d Jus.
tice specified and if not abated as ordered such
party shall be liable TO be again arrested AID CON
ycted rs in the first instance and fined according.
". No appeals from the decision Of said Justic;
Of the Pece shall interfere with or stay other and
repeated arrests, trials, convictions and fines Tor
the continuation of such nuisanccs, and tie said
Justice of the Peace may order the MARSHAL c.!
said Town, taking with him sufficient force 10 en-
ter the premises of any person or persons cOnviC-
ted as aforesaid and forcib!y remove aud aba;e
such nuisances at the charge and expense OF said
person or persons which cost and expense snail
be recovered against him or them 20 convicted, %
in an action for debt.
c.. VAN GORDER, Pres't.
DR., tlarls IN
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apr" ' CHI. VAN GoRDER, Pres't
r. w pp,sE. Clerk. mis- 2w

Ordinance NC. t-b.
AN ACT for the prevention OF IRE - passed
Il March It'll, 1864.
SECTION /, The Marshal and Policemen and
Watcemen of the Town of Gold Hill are hereby
appointed and made Fire Wardens t1r SAD IoVA
SEC o 1t shall be the duty of the Ere W aFaShs
10 examine az often twice each month al oe.Io-
ings or all places where fires are made, or may
bc n sed within the Town limits.
SEA- g. IT. in the opinion of said " ;irdcns' there
IL any danger to be apprchendcd from the con
structIon OF any fireplace stove, Stove.p!pe,
chimney or in any other manner, from FIRE. 70
direct such alteration as will cure the defect in
the same and avoid danger and II the direction j
not complied with within a reasonable time toe
parties so offending shall be subject to Il fine o.
not less than twenty-five dollars, nor more than
five hundred dollars.
SEC T. No person shall make, or cause TO h'
made, any fire in any street, lane or open 10,
within the town limits, without the permission ..
the Board of Trustees, or Fire W ardehh uhlSi
penalty ofnot less than ten dollars hofo'e '"''''
live hundred for each offense ....,,.
SEC & No owner or occupant OF any s'Ho.S'
or other place where cOmbustiDies ar ,NPgssE,
shall use therein lighted candle o. ,'.iP "a au.
Jascrp,Ion except the same shaii DC sesueiG
-, ,.;,bin lantern, under the penalty OF twenty
| five dollars for each orense. =. iii,
ne, G., q Every owner or occupant OF any ould
IS, .'.i,hin the town limits shall keep on hand az
ns .;uaa In cask or barrel other receptacle,
az Of water. not less than twenty gallons,
ISnr nsnalty of twenty-five dollars for non-com.
ni;ance with the provisions Of this section
p'''''' c. ii. VAN GORDER, President.
! Attest. G. w PEAsE, Clerk In5-2w
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A HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-A settlement in
Canada West was recently the scene of
horrid spectacle. At Il place called Sand
wich East, there lived poor widowed woman
named Rice, with five children, the eldest of
them girl aged nine years. The uufortun-
ate woman was seized with the smallpox,
from the effects of which she became totally
blind. Her neighbors at once ceased to visit
her, and left both her and her little ones to
provide for themselves during the intensely
cold weather as best they might. On New
Years eve, from some unexplained cause, the
shanty caught fire, and although the neigh
bors saw it burning, their humanity did not
overrule their dread Of the smallpox, and
they left the unfortunate inmates to their
fate. The woman and two Of the young chill
dren were burned to death, two others froze
to death at the ruins of their house, while the
eldest girl escaped from the burning shanty
and ran to neighbor's house, but before she
could reach any place Of refuge she sank un-
der the influence of the cold and froze to death.
When her body was found she was perfectly
naked.
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Jr.pcr DAvExpoRr's CorRr.-Judge Da-

JrpcE DAvENpoRT's CouRT.-Judge Da-
ror,ort, this morning, assumed his robes Of
office and proceeded to execute the law upon
the following culprits who were brought from
the uneasy rest Of lookup to face all the
terrors Of his sternest official frown: John
Mclaughlin, charged with malicious mis-
chief; fine and costs, $50 80. VIM. Noey,
drunk and sleeping on the sidewalk; fined
costs of Court. Jim Bashaw, committing
nuisance; fined costs of Court. In default
of payment Of fines and costs, the whole
mornings batch was sent off to the City
Prison, there to be fed at the expense Of the
city and repent Of the evil found in their
hearts.
Gov. NYE will not be able to attend the
celebration in Virginia on the 18th.
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KENTUCKY AND THE CHICAGO CONTENTION
Ii it be the object o; the politicians who compos'
the Union Central Committee o! Kentucky
10 retain power and prevent agitation in the
Statc. they cannot be credited with Erca;
amount OF slgactv or prudence. The telegraph
informs us that Guthrie, Prentice X Company
have called Convention 10 elect delegates to the
Chicago Convention and nominate IN electoral
ticket In other words. the ruling clique "i Ken
lucky announce thar they have gone into polit!ca!
fellowship with the Coppcrh-ads, and intend 80
meet the disciples OF Nallandigham and Fernando
Wood to agree upon a common platform, and to
act there with those distinguished friends OF the
Southern Confederacy in the Presidential cinn'
pa;gu The immediate effect OF this movement
will be 10 develop the strength OF the new org;ut'
cation of unconditional Union men which was int
ti,ted AZ Louisville OH the 9Th of February. ana
which includes already four member OF Congress.
viz: Green Clay smith, Luc!cn Anderson, MI
liam H. Randall. and BrutuS J. Clay. The new
party will call another Convention, elect dele
gates TO the Baltimore Convention. act in har.
mony with the great body of the Union men Q!
the nation and enter upon vigorous contest Tor
III, control OF the state. Thus the very agitation
which the managers Of the old concern always
deprecated and strOve 10 prevent Will be prGclpl'
tated by their own folly. Now that the issue i
likely 10 be squarcly presented IN hcntucky the
result is 10 more doubtful there than IN the other
border states where the same fight has been made.
The Louisville politicians, with 4 dimnrSs OF
vision only 10 be explained by the intensity OF
partisan prejudice have thus given 10 the earn
est friends OF the Government III opportunity
for reaching the people. Had the Union oreant.
cation remained iuIact-had no attempt been
made to lead the MASSES of Kentucky into the
yaIlandigham fold-had no effort been made
to whip certain patriotic Congressman into a
Copperhead cIucus-kentuckv would have been
able TO pass through the political campaign with
out the agitation tha: will now conrulse the state
from the mountains to the Mississippi The con
sentative leaders mgh; have retained the control
they have held during the war. BY their action
thew have invited Il contest between the support
ers of the rival candidates for the Presidency, pre-
cipitated discussion of the questions which it
was desired to postpone, struck suicidal blow ut
their own power, and opened Il prospect that
Kentucky will follow in the footsteps Of Mary
land and Missouri Guthrie, Prentice q Go. may
20 to Chicago, but whether they will be able 20
hand over the electoral vote Of their State to the
Copperhead candidate, is a question the answer
to which it is not altogether in their power to
give. The chief prOblem-that OF getting before
the people direct and simple issue, has been
solved We have no doubt Of the genuine, stcr-
ling loyalty of Il majority of the people OF Ken
tucky.-Sdc URiOR
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HOTELS, SALOONS, ETC.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Corner Of Main st. and Fifth Avenue,
COMO, N. It.

THIS LARGE HOTEL IS JUST COM &A
L pleted. Furniture, Bedding, and every. I;;;;iH
thing entirely new. Thirty double andSt
single Bed Rooms, suites of Rooms for families.
Parlors, etc, all carpetcd, furnished and finished
complete
Hot and cold water Is conducted through pipes
on the first md second foors
All the late modern improvements, and in TACT
every thing pertaining TO q firstclass Hotel viii
be found at this house.
There is also connected with the National Ho-
tel large Hall, % by 80 feet suitable for Balls,
PARTIES Public Meetings, etc.
Id. CROSS, Proprietor.
Como, y. T., Dec. 18th, 1863. dell If
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTs.
Concfable'S Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice 5. A. Kellogg's Court, of Gold
Hill Township, Storey county, n. T., to me direc.
ted in favor of the Knickerbocker Company, and
against Lawrence OFT in the sum of Eighty dollars
$3.50 80 and Twenty-Five cents and costs, have
seized and will expose for sale, at public auction,
at o'clock, on MONDAY, the alst day Of March,
1864, In front OF Justice : A kellogg's Office, in
Gold Hill, Storey county, n. T., the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: All the right, title and
interest of Lawrence OFT, the above named
Judgment debtor, In and to two hundred and sew
enty (270) feet of mining ground In the Knicker-
booker Gold and Silver Mining Company, and ~.
ing and being situated in American Flat, Gold Hill
District, Us per notice of location of the same
- WIN, H. BEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township:
Gold HILL Feb %, 1864. les 10
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Pocket Book Lost

POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING ONE
II Note against r T. Leet & Co.. and ertfnSale
No. A in the American Flat Gold and silver MN
ing Company, and Certificate No. 2s2 In the Oar,
danelle Gold and Silver Mining Company. Az
persons are cautioned against negotiating FOR sac
Note and Certificates, as the transfer has been
stopped. The finder will receive suitable re
ward by leaving the Pocket Book at the NEWS
office, Gold Hill.
mh9 LIN WIN, hALLlNSs
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A GARD.

1T HAVING BEEN REPORTED THAT ] M
/ undersigned would not be candidate for re
election to the Office of Sheriff of Storey county
tho object of this card Is TO correct snch afePols
have never said or even intimated 10 any SDe
that would not be candidate for reeiee.,o ,.II
know ofno reason why should mol ,Ss ,,yon,
myself make known myintenao1Hs U ION
or time arrives W. asst;
virginia n. T., Dec. S, 1868
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OPEN STOCK BOARD,

Where they can dispose OF their own properly,
and purchase any Stock offered free of commits
sions To meet this great want "Ihe PeopieS
STOCK BOARD" has been organized, not AZ Il
Board of Brokers' but as an organization at.
fording its members an opportunity of disposing
of their own property, and at the same time in
viting the public to bid upon and purchase the
same, unhampcred by any commissions. The
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hereby given, that in accordance with the laws
of Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF tne com
many, there will be sold ut public auction, on
TUESDAY, the Goth day of March, A. d. 1861,
in front Of Maynurd's Block, Gold Hill. so many
shares of the capital stock Of the Massilon Gold
and Silver Mining Company, In the names OF
following parties as will be sufficient to pay the
amount of assessments now due tnereon' 'oge'h'
ar with costs of sale and advertisement
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. IL.

OTO11anCe mo- l.
A N ACT Amendatory Of previous Ordinances,
n passed March 7th, A. D. 1864. 1t IL hereby
ordained by the Trustees OF the incorporate
Town Of Gold Hill, as follows:
SECTION !. That the limit Of fines when may
be imposed by any Justice Of the Peace OF inc
Town Of Gold Hill, for the violation OF any ora
nance heretofore made and passed by the Irus'
tees Of said town, is hereby changed and declared
to be Five Hundred Dollars, which fines may be
enforced in such manner as the law requires.
c. H. VAN GORDER, Pres't.
G.. w. PEAsE, Clerk. mig 2w
Ordinance No. IL.
AN ACT amendatory TO previous Ordnance.
II II Is hereby ordained by the Trustees of tie
Incorporate Town of Gold Hill, as follows:
SECTION /. That all streets, highway, eros.
streets alleys and avenues, az surveyed and pat
ted upon the official map Of the Town OF Go.l
Hill, by George Hunt, C. f., in the year A. D. ie65'
and named az follows TO wit: Broadway, (whscA
shall be known hereafter ms Main street, Tee
graph, Union, High, Summit, Bowers Crown
Point Virginia. Federal, Pioneer, Yellow jacket
Van Gorder, Blanchard, Pioda, Rhode leland,
Petaluma, Imperial Silver Davis, Douglas, Hyde,
Taylor, and South, are hereby declared open and
public highways streets, etc, and shall be deeEGt
and regarded as such henccfOrth, and all OEdi'
nances heretofore passed respecting streets ana
highways shall be applicable 10 the same
SEC >. Any person or persons wiliuily 90
structing any of said streets, highways, cross'
streets, alleys or avenues, by dcpoSltng therein
any lumber wagon, cart or vehicle, or any dirt
or rock, or any substance or thing which can In
any wise obstruet or impede the full and flee
passage of any of said highways, streets, etc o:
shall wilfully do any injury whatsoever TO any o.
said streets, highways, etc, shall be deemed 10
have committed nuisance, and upon conviction.
thereof before any Justice of the Pcac" o! sait
town, shall he fined in any sum not exceeding
five hundred dollars for each Oficnse; and i j.
hereby made the duty of the Marshal, or any V''
llceman or Waterman knowing OF the comm'slSu
Of such oflense by any person or persons, 10 ~
rest the said person or persons, with or without
warrant as in other criminal cases.
c. II. VAN GORDER, President.
q w PEAsE Clerk mchI 2w
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
,.,hinad RGort CamnanY-Aasess.

Combined EEort COmpany-AsseSs-
ment Sale-In accordance with the laws OF Ne
yada TERRITORY and a resolution of the Trustees
Of the above company, as many shares Of the
capital stock hereinafter mentioned, will De 500
At public auction, in front of the Post ONCE Gold
Hill, on TUESDAY, March 29th, 1864, a. Will De
sufficient to pay delinquent assessments, adVerus
ing and costs Of sale. Purchasers must take their
stock within fOrty-9iRht hours after sale:
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Mineral PointG. as NJ. Co.-No.

tice is hereby given, that in accordance with the
bylaws of said company and the laws Of the Ter
rtorv Of Nevada, there will be sold public auc:
ton. in front of the company's Office, IN Gold
Hill, on SATURDAY, March the 18th, 1864, at
o'clock P. ". of said day, so many shares of the
capital stock of said company, standing in the
names of the following persons, as will pay all
assessments due thereon, together with costs of
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Ice Gold and silver Mining Com

Lee OEOIu una SIIVeF NHlHHHB
pany.-Sotice is hereby given that In accordance
with the laws of Nevada Territory and the by
laws of the company there will be sold at public
auction on SATURDAY, April 81, 1861, at 2
o'clock P. NJ, 80 many shares Of the capital stock
of the company standing In the names OF the fol-
lowing persons, az will pay the amount due there
on together with costs Of sale and advertising
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John r Coryell. ..23,4 (not issued 100 rs :.
NOTICE.-The first Annual Meeting OF I'M
above Company has adjourned to meet at thu
Secretary's office, in American City, on SATCk
DAY EVENING, March 10Th, at o'clock p ".
for the election Of officers for the ensuing year
WIN. HUNT, Sec,y. Gin. Co.
Amnrican City n T. March ]. '64. mil I'm
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STOCK EXCHANGE BOARDS.
THE PEOPLES
= IT o G X B O "A II ID,
Hall in Howell, Black e. Bre.'s Building, corner
of Cand Taylor streets.
THIS BOARD HOLDS DAILY SESSIONS
i for the sale and purchase Of Stocks
1st--From IL to o'clock. P. NJ.
2d---From 7 to 9 o'clock, P. M.

The meetings are open to the public. Any
person present can bid upon and purchase the
stock offered, free of commissions, but regular
members only can offer stock for sale. The most
rigid rules have been adopted to enforce the full
tillment of contracts.
In Virginia and vicinity, where so large pro-
portion of the population are more or less inter
ested in Mining Stocks, many of our merchants
and business men often being forced to accept Sueh
in payment from debtors, the necessity has long
been felt for an
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Worth POfe COnsRGNy.--Dettn
sale on THURSDAY, the 3lst day of March,
1864, in front of the Office of the company, IN
Gold Hill, at o'clock P. a., as much OF the fol-
lowing describcd stocks will be sold at public
auction "a will pay the amount due on assess
ment No. 8, aud costs fsale and advertising, III
accordance with the bylaws OF the cOlnPan!
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VIRGINIA STOCK MARKET.
mHE UNPARALLELED DEvEL.

yTNHIE LED DE EFT
j Spmcnt of the Mineral Resources Of Nevada
Market, conducted on the same fair business
principles that characterize similar institutions IN
Europe and America, an urgent necessity IN TINS
city. .,,,.
The public are therefore informed; that sun y,
able Room has been secured on the corner OF
ITnion and d streets, formerly known as Milling
toms Hall in which will be held Daily sessions
for fhp sale of
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Gold Hill. Feb. e5. Ca. fe25 id
Cincinnati q. 4 y. Mining Co..-No-

Cincinnati q. q y. Mining Co.-No.
tice Is hereby given, that in accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
company, there will be sold ut public auction. In
front of the Justice Office, Gold Hill, on THURS.
DAY, March 3lst, 1864. at 2 o'clock P. ~, so
many shares of the capital stock, standing in the
names of the following parties, " will hquidate
The following amounts due for assessments, to.
rether with cost of sale:
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Forcadc d Rickard q. q 3. M. o CSm.
nanvENotice Is hereby given, that In
with the laws Of this Territory sno ' rhi}c snc.
G OIL une on sHTGRDAY, the ninth day Of April
u r'o between the hours of and o'clock 2 NJ in
feont of The company's Office, In Gold Hill, 10
MANY shares of the capital stock Of said company
in the names of the following persons, as WIN
INV the amount of assessments due thereon TO-
Pps;her with the cost Of advertising and sale:
Nam.s Certs Sis. Asst. Amt.
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Forcadc a. Richard q: a 3. M IIo GSm.

n's a. DIX KORN, Secretary:
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LINING SroeKS, BONDS, SEGURITlES.&G,

TINE first meeting will be held on THURSDAY,
i March 10th, 1864, from IL to II NJ. and nom
tor. NJ. The public are generally invHed 10
he present at the Sessions of the Association.
~ All persons wishing to become members
of the above Association, will please hand In their
names to w. K Morris, Secretary, corner OF B and
Union streets, Immediately, as the number Oh
members Is limited
Virginia, March z, 1864. mne l" .
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MassiIIon G. & .. N. Co.-Notice is

GEORGE w. TURNKEY, Secretary.
Cold Hill March LIST, 1861 NM 70
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-1or,L PoEc Co.,nomS..-DeII,ss~es.f

A. ]. GOULD, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb. Goth, "a. te9 I'd