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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28

@r A St. Louis pnper says: "There are not
less than 200 goo pcrsonsin Missouri this day
who nre little hettcr than paupers, not knowing
whore to get foodto maintain them through the
winter" :.
IL s-J James Watson. Webb, U. s. Minister to
Brazil, has assured the Brazil, has assured the
Brazilian government, that the capture Of the
Florida was unauthorized by the government of
the United states, and that oil reparation which
hoaor and just;cs to the government dsRead,
will BIO very freely offered.
G9- The London h'de= aays,that Lieut.: Wad-
dell, Of tho Confederate States Ncvy, has hoisted
bis flag en- new steamer, the Shenandoah. She
received hor; crew, armament, &c., on the high
seas, far from any neutral juri'dIctiS iSasaasaz
said 10 be better vessel than.ths Flo : y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28
Savannah Eyacuated.

On Tuesday night, the Goth, Savannah vas
successfully evacuated, ahd on tho next morning
was taken possession of by portion of Gen.
sHERMASs army. There is@no telling the next
move our malignant foe may take; but tho.dny
of carolinas trial Is certainly near at hand. Let
MS preparefor the onset, and resolve to do flee
men rather than live slaves. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28
lst Regiment. s.. G. M.

This Regiment, now stationed at Tullafnny
.Tresse, near Hardcoville, has been organized by
the election of the following gentlemen: JAS. B.
aRIFr1S, Colonel; B. HrnSDo,l Lieut.. Colo
mel, and s..A. Dixie, Major. Z. -. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28

@>Thc Marianna Fla. Meus loarns that about
$50 Of the negroes captured in bate Yankee raid,
attempted to escape from Pensacola, having be-
como tired of the treatment Of their brutal mas
tcrs-tho Yankcos-and got as far ds East Pass,
when, not having pilot, and being ignorant. Of
the route home, they got no farther, and we're ro
by the Onemy, who were several days
dlunting fer tkem
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28
EKc up in o row, af-
+ He AID V E.R'T'.I.SER r.,
: JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec %, 1864.
.Sfo peEAnnum.

From md after the 1stD December, the subgcrip-
lion price to tho Adpertiser will be TEs DoLLAns
FER AsEUp IN ADVANCE. Those who prefer
=ts psy in provisions at old prices, cdn hare tho
sAdrcr,ise, at Ono Dollar per year:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28
Personal.

P4UL HArNR, the famous poot and literuteur, Of
whom the Southland particularly South Caro-
liaa-is, md may we'll be, proud, is atpressnt on
visit to EdgcGeld-enjoying the hospitality of
his kinsman, Ex-Gov. PIcyESs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28
Echo Answers: What!Yt

What becomes of all the produce Of the vari-
oua distillorics get up for the purpose of making
medicine for tho government. Sick pooplo tell
us they get very little.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28
.OBITUAR

| KILLED, at the battle of Chiofamauga, on tho
goth Sept. 1853, Lieut. JOSEPH n. BUzzARD, Co.
C, 10.h S. G. Regiment, in the 25th year of his
age.
Gallant, heroic, afsetionate, kind and loToable
in his nature, JOSEPH BUzzARD wasthe pride, OF
his family, and an ornament to society. And
though now dunn forever Is thnt 1oft sWeetvoiee,
and though the solaier-grare, NOW shrouds tho
m ortal part ct cur dsar friend, the memory CT ell
his p.blo traits, and kis Glorious conduct on the
battle field, will long be snshriasd in the boaons
! Of his kindred and friends and eosntrynsn; and
we viii AayOr psa.e to love our Departed friend
| {" Till the Chur,h-yard nyrtlss hlssseR above
And wo lie Nuts heloR."
Lieit. RUzziRD was true soldier and q bravo
| ere; al bonest and an upright citizen; xaru-
hcartsd frienl; q flitHfal and dasifIl sen o
kind and loyinx brother; and above al Chris
tiaa In faith and ia practice, having been fer 9
number Of years a. penbef of ths Little 'strens,
Creek Baptist Church. In sll tho relatisns Of
life, he won friends, and posseIscd the hsppy
faexlty of retaining their ffienSahip with an ca
vhslo ssxstansy. His esmrsis: aid follsHers
loved and respected him. Genial, gentle, and
unsssuning, he sought oaly to do his duty, and
TO MD othors in dsing theirs.
But nlss! Far from thess he loved aaa cher
ished, with no mother or sisters soothing voice
to cheer bis departing spirit, he sleeps upsn the
field whore he go gallnuNy fell struggling for the
freedom and independepos Of his own Carolina
-. 3'Tis p.st,
The dream fife Is o'er-sleep,on,
But oh! the anguish of that hour,
Whom far from home-from friends
And all SO dearly loved
Tho spirit fed-'tis past;
Tba droan of lifc SO shert-with him is o'er,
p And now in fsiror, brighter, werld above
The disemboaiod spirit moves
Around tho throne Of God-singing
That never ending song Of p.aise,
Glory-Glory 10 God on Eish."v
/. Also,-Dicd, as prisoner Of war, at McYke Hos
pitaf Alexandria, Va, ABNER N:sBUZZARD,
Co. X, 18th S. G. Regiment, from the effects of
woundsreccived on the 2Sth July last, in an en-
gagement booH Richmond,-in the 2ad year of
his age.
Tho subject Of this .notloo vas brother of
Lieut.. BUzzARD mentioned sbovo, and, like him,
waA possessed of many Of those excellent virtues
that attract friends and admirers wherever known.
He too was young nun of bright md brave
parta, and on many hard fought battlefield had
he proven himself q hero in the strife;" whilst
in the camp no was ever noted for his cheeffal-
ness and the alacrity with whichehe discharged
his onerous duties. Aud yet, after enduring so
many hardships iE the camp andion the march,
and after fighting so gullantly, it WAS his lot to
be taken a prisoner in his last engagement, and
to die q prisopor in Yaukoo hospital, far away
from kindred am, comrades. We are assured 4
however that oven there his frank and gentle. dis
position assl afablc msnnsrs.wo a11R21
Linn, and that his last hours on seess :!
cd by the kind minis,rati ians u
blissIai bliss lin isasi!s 3 @| Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28
Deserters from wheeler's Command.

On last Friday evening aparty of about one
.hundred men, purporting to be a,portion of Gen.
WuEELEn's command'an on their way to Ten
nessee to join Gen. FonEEsr, stopped at the Pine
House, and called on Capt. BENZ. BETr1s for
rations, demanding forty bushels corn, fifty
pounds bacon and ten bushels potatoes, for " hich
they gave Capt .. an order on the Government
They campel near by-aId during the night, a
Company of the 9Th Georgia ESQ We arc informed)
arrived in pursuit of the preceding party, who
were nothing nero or less than doserters. This
Company charged The deaerters' camp, and-shc-
ceeded in capturing some sixty of them, but
about forty of the aumber effected their escape.
On Saturday night como twenty-five of cur ci,i-
xors, well-armcd, and command of Col.
JAS. 7 just arrived home on
& ecro out most Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28

CvrE FOR TIE flLss.-Mix one table
spoonful ofsulphnr with halls q pint OF milk,
to b, taken the last thing every day, until ia
vorable symptoms appear, and then occasion.
ally, IS the case may require. The above 10
aecheap, q simple, but most infallible cure
for that most painnl and unpleasant disor=
der. 1t has been used with complete Guccess
in old and inveterate cases, where .indiyidn-
ais spent scores of dollars in medical advice.
1t is equally as useful .as aepreyeutiye. It
will injure none, and only requires g trial.
Uniontown Gala. Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28

~ A telegram from Lynchbufg, the 2lst
gays: "Geh. Breckinridge has fought the enemy
successfully for two days at Marion. They have
| retront.d from his front.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28

:: We stood Gesido her bed,
To catch zach aiokaring breath-and then
We h,lsiO ou,, Darling dead! 4
So gently ebboa her life AWAY
We scarce believed the cries
OF those who said :'ss The death :aana shrsuds
Hcr dark and sparkling eyes"
Tho little heart go full Of lsvs,
Trohbsd faint, thon ceased to beft;
And f1en another sacrifice -
We laid Mt Jesus feet.
Above her lifeleSs form We sasped:
"This is enough, just Goa,-
Our darling Willie sleeps beneath
The iee-cold winters sod;
And loreIy Mamie too how pale
And still and cold she lies;
81 satisfied, oh plying God,
With this last sacrifice.
But oh bow vain the anguiahed prayer,
They who have stood above
The coffin lid, that hid from sight
Their all of earthly love,
Alone can toll, With quiraring lips,
Ero 0ne SNORT moutb uau usc,
Dosth claimed sweet little Tonic too
Now all sleep with tho dead.
Lopcly Willie Death haa set 1t, signet on thy
precious brow
Oh! who can tell the fathers grief, the mother,
!. woe?
Our lille dear, that little form so pure, so bright,
Now shines forever in celestial light.
Fair Mamie! Your fathers pride, your mothers
joy
Oh can it be that VIC shall hear thy sweet voice
no morc2
Those winning sniles,-her gentlenesa,-
Our love We did adore;
In cbidhood's Innocence she lived
Around our hearts so ereB,-
A goa, Of perfect loneliness
Transferred from earth to shine in Hesyen.
Precious Tonie!-tho littlo bud
Had scarcely blown,
When to his SaYiear's sweet embrace,
Was turned, our bright-eyed little Tenid'a face;
Now in robes of white and silkcn gown,
He aits, riunphant, in oar Sariour's crown.
Thou'st seen The parent bird return
Ts find an empty most;
Hast heard the piercing cry that rings
Forth from her aching bruast;
All fancy then the mothor's heart,
Whom all her babss arc gene;
The fathers agonJ, to think
"0f all, death left me none"
One nonth-one little nenth age
No happier home than ours;
Our hearts were illod with happiaess,
Our garden full Of fo,oers. a..
But Autumn, bearing Deaths chill broath,
Swept o'cr the blooming bed,
And one by ono the frail buds dropped,
And one by one lay dead.
Now deaolation rsigns where once
Sweet baby laughter gushed;
Those pattering feet are silent now
Each warbling voiceis hushsd;
Three blighted buds three new made graves
A,darkened home at oven,
Morn, noon and nighttbut OIL blessed
thought, Il
Three Angeis more in Uedusn.
ONE WHO LOVED THEM.
Doc. 14th, 1854.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28
Public Sale.

EXrILL be sold at+he Court Hosss, on MOE.
w day, tho I'd of January nsxt,rs
lIMahogany and Aohair CHAIRS;
1 Marble Top BASIN STAND;
French Chinn. DISHES.
Sett Of DISH c0YRRS-best quality Tin.
pec27 1t ). -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28

a force of E ~ {
urthousand, ,swere stNadisen q. II. -!
Gen. Breekinridge has fsught the enenl
successfully for two days, at Marion -s1shs
have retreated from his front. Further move.
'mients unknown. fsss ~
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Tie CuffencYBi


offered substitute which provides that for!
theyesr. 1867, in addition to. the eae-teath
now required by lawsto be paid asa tax in
kind, one.other tepth of the several products
taxed in kid as aforesaid, shall &be ascer-.
'tained aud collected, as Is now provided for
the collection Of said AK. which said addis
tional tenth-except that of bacon--shall be
used by;the Sacretis,y Of, the Treasury in
the redemption, Of tie present currency, as
follows: =
First. Soldiers and their familiss shall be
allowed until the first of June nert to eenveN
the present CURRENCY held by thsn (now is-
sus) iato Treasury certificates, upon which
,eertifeatss they shall be sentisisd 10 gscars
ltLe tithss aforesaid ct the schadufs prices in
the different St...ss, .axei BY the Geanissiou.
ers uader. tbs .Impresspent Act !.
Sscen5, Should tho 1.-THE not be exhausted
as esste: then, for. the further redemption Of
the: currency, the Secretary of the Treasury
shall bs authorised to dispose Of the remain
der to such citizens as.may desire the same
for consumption and not for, resale, at the
following. rates, to wit: cotton at---per
pound; wheat ;.--- - -. per bushel; corn at
- per .bushel; tobacco at--pe! pound,
and the other productsat corresponding price.
to be fixed by him: - -.
The substitute further provides that the
certificates herein above provided Ter, shall
be redeemed upon presentation to the Post
Quartermasters charged with the duty of col
lecting said 1.-THE. =.
RxMKDY FOR Hoe CHOLERA, DIsrRSlpsR
AND QUINsEY.-If hog is known to besick
have it caught, its mouth eldopen, and with
spoon put down teaspoon full Of spirits o.
turpentine. If IfRecessary,,c repeat the dose
once or twice ut intervals of six hours.. Te
q large boar, the other day, that, seemed e
be nearly dying with QuinseJ, 1 had one ta
BILE spoonful Of spirits turpsntine put .iowr
his mouth, and in less than an hour he ate
heartily Of corn and was seoH we'll. Nothing
else was given. 4 few weeks since seyora
cf my hogs were reported sick, Spany were
dying instba peishborhood.) Iimmed lately
sent ond lad tho sickones dreEchcd, as ahoY,
directed, aad.eYsry ena;reo1Vere2. Il had al
the we'll ones fed immediately With eornrs!
smearsd with tar. ard kepisit up for seyara
.tnrpentine mixed with shslled corn, ia aFrs
ventive as we'll as cure, flied to thslhesa pc
eas:onally when diseasejs prevailing snoni
them. The preaeat years growth OF pin
tops Boiled until very atrong tea is mads
fthickened with neal or wheat bran,. aad fss
to hogs, is also q very good preventive. of dis
| temper of any Kind among hegs.
Reader, the information given is wortt
hundreds of dollars. Ifyou have hogs, pre-
serve it for future use.
/ hy publication tho sboye list. =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28

)',SstS auction salO In Wilmington the
lis,:sst A girl fourteen
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28
Lat est sorthera News.

RICHMOND, December 22.-Nershsrn pa.
psrs ofths 2sth, including the evening edition
of the Baltimore American, kaye been receiv-
eea. The latest official ialdespatches'fr Thorn.
as, dated near Spring Hill, Sunday, say the
enemy have been vigorously pursued, but has
studiously isvoided any attack. He finds,
upon receiving more correct reports of the
operations OF TIE 10th, that Major General
Edward Johnson's division, with all his brig
.ade commanders, were capturedin the works,
besides destroying brigade of the enemy s
cavalry, and capturing It's commander, Brig.
Con. Ruekor. Gen. Quarles was wounded
aud is prisoner.
An unofficial telegram from Nashville, da-
ted the 18th, says tie rains are so heavy to-
day. little progress has been made. FORREST
commands the enemys rear guard.
Lincoln has ordered draft for three hun
dred thousand troops.
In the Senate, on Monday, Mr.. Doolittle
introduced resolution, authorizing the
President to expend $lO,000,0 to build for
tifications for the protet tion of the frontier.
The discussion rcvealedthe fact that Sumner,
the Chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs to which the subject was finally re-
fsrrcd, is decidedly conservative in his views
of the difficulty with Canada
a fight betwayn Britishand Yankee sailors
took place in Norfolk, on Wednesday,.
Gold, on the 20th, opened at 222.
RIcHMoND, Dec. 23.-Northern papers Of
the 2lst iSye been. received.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28

Dennis' Pargativci fixture,
A SUBSTITUTE FOR oALoMEI; SALTS,
SIENNA, CASTOR OIL, RHUBARB,
GAMBoGB, ALoES, &c..
It acts on The Liver and Bowels producing .
Cholagogue cathartio efset, 9. So
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III |I 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28

~ $ - seKc up in row, af-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-28
To Mn. 1sD Mrs., ~. PrtLsrIsR,1

i. To Mn. 1sD MRs.,A-,J. PE1LgrIBR, s.
Hamburg, s. c.
AGeeiionately dedicated to the memory Of fSes2
+. ;sa... three little children: ~ g. -
80 WILLIE, MAMIE AND ANTOINE
:; Three little buds woro bloisoming,
Upon one parent stem,
Te mothers heart m ore precious fsr,
3, Than brighcst golden gem; -
5fanJ the rasscr-by who paused
To sicw those Aow'rets rare,
And with admitting glance you saw
Three beauties, sash SO fsir..
They seemed too beautiful for earth,
And,we, who,Ye loved too ueli,. ~
Some earlhlA idol-Mho hare heard, -.
. With breaking hearts, the knoll -
=. That tsllcd.thsir early ;doom--bare lesrnaa
Those foHors the soonest die -.
Which arc most sweet and bsauslful,- i.
!, oh! breaking heart, tell why. :.
This .earth's toe fall of cruel thorns,
Fer things SO fair.and frail; /; ~ =:
At the arss touchsof- -Astuna's breath,
:.-.,;:.:. :'.:. Tho rssy petals pale;
Ths bud ere half itsaoares unfold,
gsBy chilling winds is risen. -
From the fond parent stem, bat OH
:. Thank GsaI to bloom-in Heayes!
Willie, our blue-eJea IDOL. whore
Art thou, this bleak cold night?
Tho winter wind goos nowling by,
!. and tears with fsrco delight
The Autumn 1aayes-to scatter them
Alas !! upon thy grave,
. Wheroloye's last gift, pale wiu.cr flowers :.
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Doc. 14th, 1854.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-09
DnrdnneIle cold and Silver NIIniae Cem:

pany.-Notice is hereby given, that at meeting OF
the Boari of Trustees Of the above named company.
held July ninth, 1854 an Assessment OF Three Doh
lars per share was levied, payable immediatsly "
the Board Of Trustees -. =. 20
IYl I'm CHAS. u. UNODHlCA, sc y. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-09

The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
SEIT NBER TENTH, lSiii. at the same hour and
place 4. LUkIN, SeC'y.
I;oll Hill August q lS5t aug I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


TAX coLLECTon's sALE:-BY VIRTUE OF
L an EXECUTION, issued out of tine Civil Probate
Court, storey County, Territory Of Nevada, dated
the 9Th day Of July AID le6 in favor Of the people
OF the Unitel States In the Territory Of Nevada and
against MARIA A. BELL, and the real estate and
improvements hereinafter described, for the sum Of
two hundred and eighty-one doIlsS and slxtytNo
cents delinquent taxes and Geventy-sx dollars and
eightyhve cents costs Of suit, together with accru-
ing costs and expenses Of sale and pursuant 70 the
provisions Of entitled IAN Act to providefo
the assessing and collecting County and Territorial
Revenue, approved November ~, leol, anu the act
amendatory thereof, approved December - l562-I
shall expose for sale al public auction to The highest
and best bidder for cash l front o. the Court Hluse
In Virginia City, on TUESDAY THE SIXTH
DAY OF SEPTEMbEh. AID. Is6I, between the
hours OF Il O'Clock u. and O'Clock Pm, 30 much Of
the following described real estate, with improve
ments thereon, as shall be necessary TO aaftsN MD
execution and costs Of sale, situated in the County
OF Storey, Territory Of Nevada, to wit: certain
piece or parcel OF land containing about acres and
situated in the Northern portion Of Gold Hill and
wit Beginning at stake the west side Of the road
leading from Virginia TO Gold Hill, thence north 80
east 259 feet TO stake, thence north ls5o west 500
feet, thence north ar west 2I2 feet thence north
60 east 352 feet, thence salo west 81 feet thence
40 west li3 feet thence south $40 feet thence south
$50 east IS feet. thence south 1870 al feet, thence
south a61so east l76 feet TO place of6eEinnInS:
J. W. EASrkRLlN0
Tax Collector Of Storey County, N. +.
. By X. II. CORNELL, Deputy. augS td.lS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-09

Dy order OF The Board OF ITustees,
Gold Hill. n. T. Sept. 6. lS6i. sec m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-09
Ordinance No. 10.

lPAeeED, August Isl l06tJ
A \ ACT TO prevent Chinese occupying dWellinR1
n within certain limits Of Gold HUI. The Board
Of Trustees OF the incorporate town Of Gold Hill do
Ordain as follows:
SEC. !. Whereas the particular vocation "a
habits OF that class Of persons known a ChneSe are
injury to the health Of the Inhabitants and Def
rimental TO the property and its Glfety from nm
within the said town OF Gold Hil-it II therefore
hereby ordered that from and amer the puhieafjon
Of this Ordinance, no person or persons Known 81
Chinese shall be allowed to occupy any dwelling or
dwellings on any places Of habitstloG Whatnoeyer
within the Incorporate town Of God HUI 1hick
shall be nearer than four hundred fest from tke
present residence Of any white perSon q pCrnoIo.
unless by permission nrst had from The Trustees al
said town OF Gold HILL
SEC. 2. Any person or perSOna known a ChInaHe
Aforesaid, on conviction before . Justice on m
Peace OF Gold Hill OF violation Of thiS OFdinance
than nve hundred dollars = ~ = I
SEC. 5. II shall be the duty Of TIE Mslhai 70 nod.
~ personally such Chinese OF the reQuifenanfs a
this Ordinance. and have the same kithfnlly ex.
ecuted.
s. III. ROBINSON, Clerk ans ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-09
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Gold Canon Con.oiidaled lIinIns Com

pany, Gold Hin District, Storey county, n THO
tice is hereby given, that at meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees Of said Company, held on the I'D day Of
August 1884, an assessment OF two dollars per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said Company,
OF the United States Of America, to the Secretary,
at the ONCE Of the Company. No. 7o2 Washington
street, In the city aud county Of San Francisco.
unpaid on the 2ith day Of September, 1854, will be
advertised on that day as delinquent, and unless
payments shall be made before. win be sold on the
sessmeEt together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale. Ordered, that deduction Of two
per cent. be allowed on all payments made before
The sixth day OF September. ls64 BY order Of Board
OF Trustees. JOSIAH H. APPLs GATE, Sec'y,
5u2 Washington street. San Francisco.
Mr.. John Rule, Superintendent at the mine, Is
authorized to receive and receipt for the above
seSsment up TO the 10th day or September, 1854 By
order OF Board Of Trustees.
au25 oawtd JOSIAH H APPLEGATE, Sec'y. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-09
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
InlN l.. lSGI. IY2I Is. D. CONMELL. sec'y.

BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
July IL, lS6l. Jy2l VI. o. CONMELL. sec'y.
Dardanelle Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany-Stockhoiders In the above named company
are notified that at meeting OF the Board OF Trus
tees, held the ninth day Of July, 1864. 1t was or
dered that all the stock OF the company be issued 10
the stockholders pro rata Notice Is also given to
stockholders TO return all old certificates Of stock,
and receive others OF the new issue. By order OF
the Board Of Trustees. -.
jye I'm CHAS. B. GOODRICH. Sec'y.
Green Gold and Silver Mining Company.
n. J. 0ulahan, Superintendent Of the mine at Gold
Hill Is hereby authorized to receive and receipt for
assessment No. s. OF Eity Cents share levied June
10th, 1854 on the stock OF the above company. 4
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
R. II. SMITH, Sec'y.
San Francisco. June q. 1864. in29 m