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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-21

BEADQ'Rs DsPA RYAIHf pxsuc0,
Richmond, Va, April ~, 1861
NOTl0E.-CcmpiaiEt having been made ~
IN transportation tickats issusd 10 soldiers
faslough haye been sold, the pubic 10 notsed w
such kalee are Illegal II s :enal oilxncs 70 by
70 cell such tickets They arc tho property o. W
Confederate Government, aud 40 one has the Ns
to use them except the person 70 whoa they set
sued. All officers Ia this Department arc epj 'sa
70 report viaatons Of this regulation, that tne o.
ap21-lw Rrigad>r GsocrI
LUX Sale One superior parlor suit, green Pics
~ cover, entiseiy new, consulting o.
elegant sofa
! arm chair
parlor chaiyu
! marbls-tcp tAbls
! cara table
ALAO, . A..
elegant rosewood cabinet, mAse"W
and large mirror, richly carved
Tho above articles can be seea as the iufs"s'
Store o. fraDkin d, near loth. ,,sx
HAMP irCH -Sulphufei Of calcium y sis@..
~ etstsin cure for camp itch, % prevaless. -
Que o. two applications a thh prstAsasoe y ~
cient 70 easci cure In The co@,asaesnsss y
d,scase. Prepared and fos ale ~ .~.
ap so-et f0W1RS. Dsee1-
EOk Makisg soap.
casks potash. strong
! cAFbny oil vitrtol
spoasc, bottle c~sks, splcss, ee .ov,
Yor sa.c by lap 0-atl W.
AJOrIeE --pessnns having chains agAnss ~
IN tale i, { Jonathan Sweeney, tcc'd. W. pessss
than for settlement. and those ihdeessa vii nat
r p $50 ''s' ss'''' rw,n1r, As.a
11RLE0Nf Tlss6 Ppsr1 q ..5IL.1 go
Is ANnaAysss tallow p ...iiss
NegtA 0nEo6no w--.Xe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-21

GAL e Of stock, Cfeps, &c, and Farm f,r rent, in
y Isle Of Wight oounty.-At the late residences Of
Doct VIM 7 L;pseombe, decd, in Isle cf Wight
county, - miles from Ivof Station. will be sold, on
Tuesday, the S6sh Of this month, (Aprl the Stock,
rented out for the Balance Of the year The looa-
ton Is the best know fr ply sicsn, there beirg
none In the neighborhood, In which Doct Lips.
combe's practices was very large. All the prepa, g.
tons for . crop have been made. The gsrslen has
been planted 10 early veg tables, and the prospect
for large fruit crop II excellent. Tsrme-As Eale.
PW 0KUBBS,
Atty for MES v O Lip. cnmbs,
al 90. Adm'x of VIM LipscOmbe decd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-21

vi C1IVER,3 Ea.e OF saluablo Farm Of so
IL. acres. IL Hanover and Hcnrico, On the Cbtcka-
hominy, II miles above the city Ct nichmond, and
miles from Glen Alscn Dep0e.-As Receiver OF The
District Coars Of the C,nfedsrate States * Amsr-
e.. and under = decree 81 said Court, pronounced
on the nth Of April. 1884, IN the case against An
dcrson Thorpe r. stqnestra,s the property 1T David
n Faln,aiec, an siioa enemy, shaii sell Mt public
suctiop on tho premises. en- Wednesday, Tho 4.h OF
May, Il IL o'cock CT far; II not, the afst fair
day thorener) the valuable fl, m located al Above,
n6ioinipg Caies's tavern, fOI meFiy owned By Mf
Jas n Winston, and row in the occupancy Of Mr.
Anderson Thorp. IL coataias $40 acres, u which
about half 10 open land, and the balance II wood
and timber. Tho buildings on IL arc good and en-
brace those usually f0urd Oh such 10 estate.
TERMS -Oue third cash; tho balance At and q
months, for bonds bearing interest," and title retained
Sill al the purchase money b. paid; or ell cash. 1t
the option Of the purchaser the taxes for 1854 10
be paid by the purchaser.
Ap 20 HENRY BROOKE, Receiver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-21
81 q. ". Ks,lts, Auct..
mo IS Msin street,

II WILL. sell at auction, At my store. On rH,,.,
Il April 9ist, commencing Il l0X O'Clock = ~,
and desirable assortment OF A'Ss
Household aud kitchea furniture
Stoves, crockesy, and glassware
Ready made cloahing, shoes, boo,a
Blankets, dry goods, -.
ALSO
several aue gold and svcr watches.
up ~ w Willis, Auoa
By Lee D. Bo~maa, A,ers.
E>ANI,Y OF Negroes fer sale At auCa,.n
OF the trustee We will cell q. our sa,s,,nos, 'uer
Thursday morning, al IL O'Clock, ycrv v.iu,ssa
family Of negroes, consisting Of woman "o".e
and likely, who ia superior cooS, washer a,S
er, and her three children, aged 8 and yean '''
These Negroes have lived In The CITY for m,nv s....
and It s desired that they should Gcd home ha,s
ap S0-2st LEE b BOWMAN, Auctr
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

~ TO the Voters CT the City Of Rchmocd.-
~ At the solicitation Of many friends announce
myself . candidate for the Office Of Commissioner
Of the Revenue for Monroe Ward, and res pectlu,ly
ask your support. Election day, Goth N ay, 1864.
up i8--l2t" WIN Il HEvERlDGE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

PROBABLE REVOLUTION IL PERu.-We learn.
from private letters, that we shall probably soon
have news of u revolution in Peru. The present
President. Senior Pczct belongs 20 one OF the nu-
merOus Spanish families of Arequipa and vicinity
and he is looked upon with suspicion by most Of
the Peruvians At the time OF his election TO the
Presidency he was in Europe, and on account OF
the honor conferred on him at home, he was
treated with great consideration by the Court of
Madrid. During the Peruvian revolution, the
Spapiards residing in the country loaned, either
willingly unwilliugly, their spare cash 10 the
Government, and after the establishment Of the
independence. failing TO get repayment from
Spain, they then demanded II from Peru Their
demand was vain, but it has not yet been aban-
doned Pezet is interested in someof these claims
1t is supposed that Spain intends, in her neSotia
tons with Peru, TO demand the payment OF them
There is, therefore, much reason why the Peru
vians should dislike to have Pezet for President at
this tine. PezeI has not the influence TO main
cain himself in the Presidency. Castillo is the
real master of the country, and has been for ten
or fifteen wears. The sUdery and the pOpulace
are subject to his control, and be could be Pses.
dent himself aS long Us he wished, or he could
eject any other person and take the place. Pezet
was elected because Castillo did not want TO oc-
cupy the seat and wished PeZet to have 1t. AT the
time the Chinchas were taken, Castillo happened
10 be in the remote South but he after start
ed for Lima, and the general expectation there
was that he was coming for the purpose OF taxing
charge of the Government Meanwhile, every
thing is in confusion, aud nothing would be done
until Castla's intentions could be known. The
Government has magnificent new steam friE-
aie the Amazonas. which is to be cut down and
clad with railroad iron, in the style of the Merri'
mac. From Ca!lao 70 the Chincas, the distance Ii
eighty miles, and As the islands are only twenty
miles from the coast, and the sea is very smooth,
An ironclai Gun easily make the trip. Some prep
arations have been made for the work on tho YES
sci. but the affair was afterwards dropped for y
short time az leaSt.-ikG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10
MhRt i the Object

Under the head of this interrogatory, the
onion Fedette has an article on the subject
Of the late Fremont Convention at Cleveland,
from which we extract the following. 1t
says:
TO talk of the possibility of elec,iug Ere
mont, well known and fully fathomed As he is by
. vast majority of the people, is most unmitigat-
ed trash. and every sensible man knows il to be
50. But it may be said shrewd ,aen were in NJ.
tendance At that Convention. and they would
not have lent their aid to anything that did not
offer prospect Of success. True. we grant 10 u
certain extent, hut what is the kind OF success
they aim at What is the object in view, and
what good result do these men individually eX-
Pect 10 reap from the isSue'"
I'VE answer. that 4 large number Of the same
men who have from the very beginning been tho
tircbran,S "f the Senate. the House of ReprcSen-
tatVCS the forum and the political Inceting-tinI-
ing it impossible 20 iudOCtrinatr the President
with their wild thcoriZng in politics, aud that he
has more regard for his oath Of office than for
their peculiar phase Of m0nomani;. (whatercr
that NAV be- are determined To leave stone uI.
turned TO Gust him. while - these there are add
ell rs allies AL those Ct doubtful patriotism. sh;.'
Ky LOYALTY, aad unstable pl!itica, faith. who, 10y
their previous manifestations of Just these quail
ties are quite convinced that while Lincoln re-
MATHS III the head Of affairs. ihcrr is no show for
distribution of the leaves and fishes, no crumbs
will remain for ;hcm The frs; class wish 4 man
iuhued with their tEcuTrtic decisions i'll politics
the second. any change whatsoever, since change
must give them Il show for office. which II; pre-
SEM. they cannot have. and tho two classes have
united upon Fremont in this Convention, not
with any definite idea of carrying his election.
but with the certainty that they are likely TO di
yii!, the strength OF the Union men, and that
then, among hands, something favorable 10 them
selves may turn up which something in this case
means anything that might defeat President Lin
cola
This is their object and it is lit that the pco.
pie should mark the movement. knowing full well
that no such blow could possibly bCfSlt rs in our
prgseu: conflict with rebellion, would be the
loss ofprestigr to the Union cause inflicted by an
election which should carry. even by implication.
70 the Iands Of the rebels OF the ContcdcraCy, any
idea o. = wavering i'll the support accorded by
the loyal masses 20 the previous and present poll
cv of this Administration, and while we have 10
fears OF the result VIC warn the people fully and
fairly of the nature OF the evil work iu which
thsse men openly, and their supporters secretly.
have been and are now engaged
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10
CENTRAL PACIFIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CENTRAL PACIFIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OKpER.-On Monday the Supreme Court peremp.
torily ordered the San Francisco County Board Of
Supervisors to subscribe S6OO,OCJ to the stock Of
the Central Pacific Railroad, they had been
directed to DO by popular vote This brings the
contumacious McCoppin to terms. The Board
have no discretion in the matter hut must at once
comply with the peremptory order of the Court
That procedure will be particularly distressing to
the Ala newspaper, which will probably have
Dutch Flat fits" for Il week or more. The pub
lie of course understand that the Atlas hostility
TO the Central Pacific Railroad is based on the
fact that the railroad franchise includes the right
to construct a telegraph line also. The latter
NAV be pushed overland rs rapidly the Com
pany see tit, and when completed the other line
will be comparatively worthless. The old Tele-
graph Company haze contrived to make them
selves unpopular. oppressive and extortionate.
Public sympathy is largely with the new Tele'
graph Company, who will be greatly interested
in completing the line as soon as possible. 1t Is
an excess of electricity in prospect that gives the
Alta the Dutch Flat rabiGS.-Am. Flag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10
Tur Zypuyp-The famed zephyrs of

The ZEPHYR. - The famed zephyrs Of
Washoe appeared to be out on bender this
forenoon in Virginia. They charged up the
streets, down the streets, across the streets,
and into houses and shops, sweeping the dust
and garbage of the streets before them, to the
great discomfort of all who were forced to
travel the thoroughfares OF the town. Truly,
the Washoe zephyr is not much to be loved.
INcoRPoRATED.-Tha Gold Bar Gold and
Silver Mining Company was Incorporated
at San Francisco on Tuesday. Location,
Gold Hill; capital stock, Sl27 800. Trus-
tees-M. d. Howell, Joseph Clark, Daniel
McFeil, \. II. Hagadon, and r. NJ. Heath.
GOOD ORE.-A really valuable discovery
has been made in the Mount Davidson tun-
mel. Native silver is plainly to be seen in
many pieces of the ore, while there are large
masses Of the more valuable chlorides and
Sulphurets
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10
Ordinance No. II.

QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS foh hlS.
W tees OF the Incorporate Town OF Gold I'M. IL
Is hereby ordained Is follows: .
SECTION |, No person shall ~ entitled 10 vote al
any Municipal Election OF thc lnc9rpottae ."wH 49,, ~
Gold HIl who Il no; Il white male citizen OF The
IrnItr States aud over the age OF twent! one years,
or who is otherwise disqualified By the LAWS OF ,e
United States or the statutes Of the Territory o Ne
yada No pcrsOn, who. being otherwise qualified,
who for the four months next prrceIlS SuSn i,i.l'
nicipa election shall moi; nave retiIrn Wi,n, anT
,r.rniiny surh municipal election. shall not have
rasIcI Within the limits of the Incorporate town OF
Gold Hill. ,,,,,r,,. ,,r.,,s.,; -, 90,
6,rtb in Scction of this Ordinance. who shall vote.
ar ofer or attempt 10 vote at any munlclpa election
C thc saII INCORPORATE town. shall, upon conviction.
Ic lined i'm any sum not less than one hundred dol
lars. aud not more than five hundred dollars. and
Sc = ANY person who shall advise, or request
or us, any Influence whatsoever, 10 procure any per-
son 10 vote nj any such election who Is not legally
qualified rs set forth In Section OF this Ordinance
shall, upOn conviction, bc fined In any sum not less
than Two Hundred and FRY Dollars and not more
than Five Hundred Dollars.
SIZE l. ANY person shall be entitled TO chal-
len.c the vote of any other person, and when such
vote challenged the same shall not be received I'M
tEI such person whose vote Is so challenged shall
take and subscribe an oath IN form as hereinafter
set forth which oath shall be administered by Of
the Judges Of such election.
SEC. ; such oath shall be In form rs follows: do
sOlemnly swear that am citizen Of the United
States over the age Of twentyOne years; that have
resided within the Territory Of Nevada during the
past, present
Diary lines OF the Incorporate Town of Gold Hill du
ring the thirty days last past, and a resident
herein. That i am not disqualified by any law Of
the United States or any satute0f this Terrtory-so
help me God.
SEC. e. II shall be the duty Of the Judges Of such
Elections TO preserve nviolate the provisions this
Ordinance: To reject the votes OF all disqualified
voters and In all cases where they have reason to
doubt the legality of any vote, to refuse the
until the foregoing oath shall have been taken and
subscribed. II shall be their duty TO ask such Qucs-
of res al
Ification, AMI may determine upon the legality Of
the SAME.
SEC. I. This ordinance shall take effect from and
after this date.
Attest: S. II. ROBINSON. Clerk.
Dated May 18th, lS6I my2s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

NEW STEAMER-The Pacific Mail Steamship
Company have just completed n new steamer,
called the Sacramento intended 10 ply between
San francisco and Panama, Il description OF which
we find in the New York Tribune of April 2Oth:
The hull was built by William II. Webb; her ma
chinery was constructed by the Novelty Iron
Works Her dimensions are as follows: Length
on deck, 3O4 feet breadth of beam, 40 feet Q
inches; depth of hold to spar deck, % feet .
inches: Giraught of water, l6 feet; tonnage, 26iT
tons, The frame is built of white oak, live
oak, chestnut and hacmetac or larchr and square
fastened with copper and tree nails The floors
are nodded, and sixteen inches thick. The sides
are from fourteen to twenty inches thick. The
frames are thrty-six inches apart at the centres;
and around them are double-lald and diagonal
iron straps, four inches wide by Seven-eighths OF
an inch thick. The vessel is eOppered and con-
tains three athwart-ships water-tight bulkheads.
She is provided with vertical beam engines, one
cylinder one hundred inches in diameter, and the
stroke of her piston is twelve feet She has four
tubular boilers in her hold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

ASOUTHERN NIEw.-The Richmond Examiner
editor. looking forward To the fight now going on
and the results 10 their cause. brings his mind to
the agreeable conclusion that this is " the last
wear Of the war. His confession i thus inditcd: :
" No further success IN the WeSt-.Iot even an
other Nick-burg-can save the Government OF
the United States from the impending doom of
financial and political collapse and bank
ruptcy: for no wound will there reach ;hc
heart or destroy the power Of protractinS IN
endless combat. But the overthrow Of Nir
rinia would give tine .Nboliftoui>t party and
Government 4 new lease Of lie, AID enable II to
MAKE Immediate efforts in finance aud war even
greater than those of lS62 while the blow would
touch the yitaiS of the South, and paraly2e its
limbs with the weakness and trrElOT of diSS"lu-
ton The issue has been made up tor trial here
We wish tina; the lists had been laid elsewhere.
But since il has come, let al the South look fairly
AZ it, Ii we hold our own in Virginia till this sum
lner is ended. the NUrth's power of mischief
everywhere will be gone il WE lose the S0uths
CAPACITY for resistance will be broken. The Con
federacv has a;uplr power 20 keep its place IN
Virginia, ii employed with energy and consistcn-
CIV and this is the las: year ofthe war which ever
wins" One very noticeable fact for u long kline
in the Southern papers is the almost open and
direct hostility OF Vice President stephens To
the Confederate cause. lie seemS to BE- pleased
with uoihing or nobody, and speaks with = free
dom on the man.. cement. or, rather, his manage
meni. uf that government which il equal to the
rankcst copperEeadisa in ;he North. Ills charges
against the despoiISn that now controls the
COnfederacy" everything hut smooth and
disguised. Some change has 10 come over tho
spirit Of Mr.. Stephens dream, or he shall never
D.. cauOuized Il patriot by the Coufedcracy. His
language is worse than u dozen defeats, and,
abroad as we'll as At home mus; be whitening 10
the prospects OF Independence. Stephens oPpos'
ed secession and, though its Nice-Presidcnt, is 10
all appearance, cold and iuimical 20 its success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10
Notice of Removal.

OFFICE OF THE HAWKEYE GOLD AND
" Silver Mining Company, No. TODD Hill, Ne
vada Territory.-1n pursuance and by direction OF u
resolution adopted the ii day Of May, S6i, by the
Boar, of Trustees OF the llawkeye Gold ami Silver
Mining Company, No. l.-NO;tCe Is hereby given
that upon the expiration OF four weeks from this
date the principal place Of business OF said hwkcye
Gold and Silver Mining Company, No. !, Will bc re-
moved from Gold Hill. In the County of Storey and
Territory OF Nevada TO Virginia City, in the same
County and Territory, and thereafter the Office and
principal place OF business OF said Company will be
established at said Virginia City.
ISAAC l.. REQUA, President.
G. W. PEASE, Secretary.
Gold Hill. May Is, lS6i. mayl3 5w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board.

:. VIRGINIA Decentralization, Si5 asked; Moray,
SlOaSked: Mt, Davidson Tunnel Co., SIS asked Santa
Fc. SO asked; Sollcrlno, SIS asked.
GOLD HILL DIsrRIcr.-Arizona, S2 bid. SO asked;
Branch Mint So bid, SIS ASKED buyer ~ days; Bull
Hon. So aske.l: Caledonia Tunnel so asked; Croe-
suS So bid $40 asked; Eureka, S.1 asked; Golden
Horn, II asked; Harold Il Argo, 81 bid, s. asked:
JuStiS, SD bid; Keystone s. bid So asked: kncE-
erbocker Sh asked: Mlantanomah, s. bid SD asked;
New Oregon, so asked; Swce2y So asked; Tontlnc,
81 bid, S asked; Uncle sam, sou asked.
FLOwERY DIsTRICT.-Lady Bryan No. .. s. 70
asked.
INDIAN SPRING DrsTRICr.-Randolph, Sc 20 bid
$40 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

The President has nominated and the Senate
have confirmed Col Fessenden, of the 30th regi
ment Maine Volunteer, to be Brigadier- General
of Volunteers. This officer, son of Senator
Fessenden, of Maine, was severely wounded in
one of the recent engagements on Red River.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10
.--AAA

THE CoMASCHE.-We were informed yester-
day by party who has facilities for getting " be-
hind the scenes" that the firm of DOnahuo &
Ryan has nothing farther to do with the building
OF the Comanche that man named Srcor, rep
resenting firm in New York, is here, and will
take charge of the whole matter Of putting up
the Comanche as soon rs a settlement can be eff.
fcctcd with the Underwriters. His statement ac-
quires additional Importance and credit when we
consider that Mr.. SecOr has already procured GER
tain work done for tho vessel ut the Miners
Foundry. If the old contractors still had charge
Of her such work would, il is very likely, be per.
formed 81 their foundry.-FiGg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

Point Mining Company, Gold Hill Mining
District, n T.-NOtlce Is hereby given, that
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said COM
pany, held the 18th day of May, 1864, assess
ment OF twenty-sX dollars per share was levied on
the capital stock Of said company, payable in United
States gold coin to the Secretary at the office Of the
Shall remain unpaid on Tuesday, the nth day of
June lSlii, will be advertised on that day delln-
uueut and unless payment shall be made before,
Will be sold on SATURDAY, the 9th day of June,
1861, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses of the sale.
Nv order of the Board of Trustees
r. n. VAN BRUNT, Sec'y,
Office, 100 Montgomery street,
Co, al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10
MAS0NiC NOTTCT

FHHE STATED MEETINGS OF Sill "a
1 yer Star Lodge u ID. Of f. and A. IN
MasOns, Gold Hill, are held on SATUR- NIX
DAYS Of or next preceding, the full "
In0on in each month. Called meetings, every
Saturday evening. at G. O'Clock Brethren In
good standing are invited to attend
BY order of W. NJ.
ia.2 Il s. ETTLINGER. Secy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10
Caution.
Csreenbaclss! Greenbacl1s!

NOTICE To TIE PUBLIC.-TlIE UNDER
~ signed hereby informs the public of Nevada Ter
rItorv and the state Of California. that one JOHN
TREGL0AN member Of and Superintendent Of the
SWANSEA AND FRANKLIN MILLS, in Lyon
county after having. ever since the time OF the
tTcShct In the year \. D., l>Ga, owed the under
signed for meat AMI provisions furnished said Trcg-
loan to the amount Of little over one hundred dol
lars and WAS after awing with the undersigned for
over 4 year trying TO get ri of payment, compelled
to pay the saIi.-,Iid pay IL IN GrcenbackS.
MnN 81. isfi. IlI lot VI. GOLDSTICkER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

AIpha Gold Hill Mining COmpany.-SO-
flee n hereby given that at meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees of said company held this day, an as
sessment of Twenty Five (S25) Dollars per share
was levied upon each and every share OF the capital
or before the 18th day Of june S6t TO the Secretary
at his office at Gold Hill. Alstockholders or persons
entitled TO stock, who shall, prior, 10 the lOth oil
June nav said assessment shall be entitled to de-
ductiOn OF five per cent. upon the same.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
WIN. Ii. WATSON, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, May Is, 1864. Jnlm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

Gold Hill Mining District, Nevada TerrltOry.-NO-
ticc is hereby given, that at meeting Of the TruS-
tees Of said company, held on the lIth day Of May,
lS6i, an assessment Of three dollars So per share
was levied upon the capital stock of said company,
payable Immediately In United States gold coin TO the
Secretary, at the office of the company No. Cos Clay
street, San Francisco Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on THURSDAY,
June 10th. 1861, will be advertised that day as de
lnquent, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on FRIDAY, July LIST, 1851, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of adj
vertising and expenses Of sale.
myl6 I'm n. SHINERICk, ScC'y.