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One TalsebOod Brings on Another.


Some days since we copied from the
Cincinnati Enquirer, an article in which
It declared that Gen. Grant had re-
treated to Bowling Green, which looked
like confession Of defeats" but the
article was evidently written without a
consultation Of the map, for Bowling
Green Is fifteen miles nearer 10 Rich
mond than spottsylvania Discovering
It's elaring error, or knowing the people
would discover it, the Enquirer, two
days afterward, come out and said.
gGeneral Grant, IL he has gone TO
Bowling Green, which we very much
doubt-and al the more because it has
been officially stated--has Como there
with tho permission Of General Lee
General Lee has permitted him to go
because be preferred TO have him there,
rather than at Spottsylvania."
The writer OF that article knew that
General Grant had made the advance
indicated; and not only that, but had
made another Of several miles; not
only made another but had actually
crossed the Matapony river, q despatch
to that effect being published in the
very issue Of the paper with the shove
extract.
But that is not all On Sunday last,
without the slightest foundation for it,
the Enquirer published the following
editorially:
4" We are in possession Of exciting in
telligence from the armies Of Grant and
lee, which is usually termed grapevine
news, and Of such q character we dare
not take the responsibility TO publish
This was intended to induce the com
Tnunity to believe that our forces had
suffered reverse Tho villiany OF such
proceeding IS unparalleled, and we
publish it, that our many readers may
know the spirit that aniinates the cop
perhead press Of the country.
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A novel election bet was recently
made in California One Gridley
sgreed with q Dr. Herrick to carry a
sack Of -four from Sacramento 70 Cliff
ton IN case the Democratic ticket was
defeated he lost and paid The sack
q hour was then given 70 the Sanitary
commission fund, and was put up at
auction The hrst buyer gave $3.50 Il
was tnen put up again and brought
S10o. y was again put Up, and sold and
resoid during the day, finely reaching
tie sam q Si4oo. The same bag Of
aour Is nov to be sent 20 the ST Louis
Sanitary Fair 70 be sold over again-
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- Chanee fNr InTeSlment.

NY CENT EMtN DESTROYS OF INVEST
"a ing SSO,Oi8 or 500 001 10 goo REAl ESTATE,
nos paving handsome pe centage, csn hear d
sannefh.ng very choi ~ applying l. -
NEiS 4 : MURFREE,
may 2a-lw - CheFry-st near Union.
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Estray,

TAKEN UP. HT GEORGE hE-AEE. OS,E MARE
I MULE The sad Mule e aboutl4 hands
high, q q dark grey coior ahouf ihres years old.
brsIlded C. u. % Toe lest thigh We Fslue1 tha
Mule ~ seventy I've dollars Itse aa-d tfeofF
Brake resides IN Davidson county, u4fl1ct Nc =.
Apfil 18th, lsss DAVID SMILEY.
ALFx. McllsErEI. Ranser. may ih-WAe
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EstraY.

TTlAEES Up. BY s.. H. WILKINSON. one
I STRAY STUD COLT, th4t.e year- ola about 49,
hands high No bra1ds O. marks psrcepdbie. "
a. Wilkllson resides IA south Nashsrie, tChsrry-
straet, lrst I1zfrict q Davidson county, Tenn.
sla hEse valued a. - enfy % 6oiiars Arrl 5th.
leta. " BuSH,
G. T. BCSH
r y. li1r1, J. =. nav 1e-1sste
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StraVad-

IRON THE CAMP % The IN, PENNsyf-
u vanls Csy4iry, bstEeen the Hsrdinga Hd HIS
toro Pixies, on tie 2fth iutt THRHE HORSES,
Two hafs ruG one gTsF-+li .hraude5 Is
liberal rev ARD VII be pad foT IL orulaon Hhct
VIII lead 70 Their recovery
CHARLES n BETS,
mar Size Ma. 18Th Pa Cav.
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For Lease.

A FARM OF NEARLY 80 ACRES, NEAR MUIR
~ freeabOro, with good Improvements
&C feet on the Ea7J side OF summer-street, 10
tween Church and Uuion-srr-tts, Nashville.
~ feet on Spruce-street extended, between Nc
GavOck and Demumbrsne-streets, and Is feet on
same street, near so-th Union.
A Lot on Cedar-street, between Vine snd Spruce.
Apply 70 NEiS y 4 MCRFREE.
my HI-lu
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AFFECTING Session Thursday. says
the Washington Chronicle, while the
wounded were being transferred from
the steamers TO the ambulances which
were to convey them to the hospitals, q
prominent lady from Michigan was OBJ
served looking anxiously about to as
certain If either of her sons were among
tho number She soon espied one of
them, with his arm shot of above the
wrist, and the blood still trickIng down
from it, sitting upon a coffin where
is Charlesg' said she. In this, said
the undaunted hero, pointing to his
seat The lady could not refrain from
weeping, and many Of those present
were much affected BY the grief Of the
mother. She had another con upon
the battlefield, from whom she could
obtain no tidings This is but one Of
the many affecting incidents that daily
come under our observation. The
wounded generally bear their Affections
with the utmost n0nekolaaee, and many
Of them are heard 10 remark: 1 shall
soon be able 10 give the rebs another
trial" This indomitable spirit Of the
wounded heroes who arrive here is
truly q gratifying feature, and serves to
show the unconquerable determination
of our noble army.
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EStraY.

uIiKEN UP. BY B. ". WHEELER, on. TIRE
18Th OF Apu'. 1565, two black specified OXEN,
anout I've years %, which ware valued SC sky
dollars, snd winch ere aow the possession OF sad
Wnseler on the MurfressbO7o Pike, twelve miles
fEoEn Nashville. April 18th 1854.
JAMES JOHNSON,
CALEB GOODRICH.
. AIEX MdDAsTEI. Ranger. may le-w3tS
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Losses in Tennessee Regiments.
The March into Georgia.
From the Knoxville Whig.l

from the AHoAFNle WLEJ
Gen. Sherman is now in possession of
Dalton, Rome, Kingston, Calhoun, Cass-
vile, and Gainesville, and is still dri-
wing Johnston and his demoralized
forces south. Since our forces left Re
sacca, in pursuit OF the retreating foe,
we have had many skirnishes with the
rear guard of the enemy, composed of
the best material in the rebel army, in
which, however, we have always had
the advantage
Dalton is forty miles south of Chatta-
nOoga. Resacca, in Maury county, is
still twenty miles further south, and
Cassyille is twenty miles more, still
south-being eighty miles from Chat
tauooga. Atlanta IS one hundred miles
by rail from Dalton, and at our latest
dates, before going 10 press, our forces
were more than half way to Atlanta
from Dalton, with the enemy in full re-
treat Our lines were spreading out
from Rome, south of the railroad, to
Cassville, Kingston and Gainesville, on
the waters Of the Etowah river, which
passes Rome and flows into the Gulf at
Mobile. The country to pass over now
on the march to Atlanta, is much more
favorable TO our army than that which
we have passed, and driven the enemy
out Owe have travelled over il often,
and for years past
The lighting at Resacca was very Sc
we're, and a partial list Of officers killed
and wounded shows that the 81 East
Tennessee, commanded by Col Cross
and 1t. Col. Sswyers, formerly Houk's
regiment, lost nearly all its officers.
The brief account we have seen, thus
introduces the loss in the Sd Tennessee.
Brig. Gen. Which, both lungs
Brig Gen. Ward, arm, slight
Brig Gen. Manson, leg, slight
Brig Gen Harker, leg, slight
Brig Gen. fitzpatrick, severe.
Capt HaywoFth, Sd Tennessee, killed
1t Merrydav. "
gert E,,erv
Cant Rfos;e,
krcber &c
Capt Clark, mortally.
Capt Showers,
The following are the list Of killed
and wounded Of Company K
Killed. Capt Wm. 9. Hayworth,
Corp. Ephriam Haines, Houston Davis,
Kim Daily, and Marion Currey.
Wounded, slightly. Lieut. Jasper P.
Buckalew, Seigt D. n Haywortb,
Elijah Gates. Jas Yates. Keeling, ". c.
Webster, J. II. Yates, Ephran TableF,
and Henry overly.
Mortally.-Sergt a. Morgan, VIM.
Smith, Miles Jones, ". Haines John L
Hsyworth, John Bratcher, Jas Collins,
J. ?. Griffin W. S Troutman Il. II.
Troutman, Thomas Smith, n E. SIM
mons, L r. Bales, and John Bales
CxNF 6TH Z. Tenn. Vol INFAETEY
Near Ressaca Ga, May 9th, CT
Dr.. Brownlow-I send you a listof
the casualties IN this regiment which
have occurred in the recent engage
ments near this place
Co A-Wounded-Thoa Lofelace,
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EstraY.

TAKEN Up, BIZ WM. WOODWARD, AT HIS
farm IN the 9th district Of Devidson countv,
"a the 18th Of March, 1884 one bToy7u AZ MARE
dvo OF six yesrs old, heavy with fosi, snd nearly
bind 10 toe right eye. No marks or brands excepi
those alrt sdy stated. appraised st SIS his 25d
April, &C. ALEX. AicDA NJ 81, Ranger.
"A
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Information Wanted.

TNFORNATiON Is WANTED OF JoNATaAN
/ MILLS and SARAH 4. NONISr AlERY, who
let Knoxville, East Tenn, in January last and re-
moved 10 the state o; Ohio. ANY Information given
20 the undersigned WI 10 thankfully received By
JOHN VI. NOM GOMERY,
Nashville Tenn.
ONO papers please notice. June l--dltW3C@
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For Sale

- A HOUSE AND LOT IN FRANKLIN
Tenn, opposite the Foundry, ami on the street
ne,r the old Cotton Factory and known A. the Pc
ter n Smith place. Offered a s., 6uI. Refer "a
}. b. McEwen, Esq., Franklin. Apply to
NELSON o MURFREE, Agents,
r,,nr gl--lrr q CharI-v street
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store Houses Tor Sale.

VxYE NOW OFFER FOR SALE TWO STORE
w HDU5ES, on IN Wes side OfCoile ge-sireet,
north Of Broad, Nos. Il and Il, at Present oc' upe
byene g. 5. Government ana for which rent Is
Isaid The lots front A feet, and run back n out
isy. snd grounds and Improvements arc offered at
8 reasonable fg Re. Ap, l. 20
NELSON & MURFREE, Agents,
NAV 3l--lW No. p, Ch6rry-st., Dear Union.
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Estray.

TAKEN UP, BY CALEB GOODRICH. TWELVE
miles Fl IN Nashville, on The 23i Apr one
s0Frei HUSsE, suppt sed 70 o. Y or . yesrs old.
Is hands IA gh re K 10 the forehead col am srs
or fke shoulder aaa 5000 al round. Appraised
~ 3. n v heller sDdA =. Johnston - $50 April
lS6A ALEX. MCDANIEL, hanger.
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internal Revenue Stamps.

CoI1zcToR's OFFICE. sEcoSD DIST. OF TENS, |
Nashv L., Bfey s Is5I.
TNTE RNAL REVENUE STAMPS OF TAR0Us
/ denGm notions can r. procured 81 this office
Auy person VINO either issues or receives sny in
stEune { Of writing having legal value, without
ne proper stamp or stamps affixed, IS subject 10
fine o. tv dollars in every instance Of violation,
the penalty Will he re 1 = en- orced.
iIne st II. l. NURVELI- Collector.
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$40 Reward

CToLEN, FROM B08LEYs PASTURE, THREE
- and half miles on harding Pike, one sorrel
HOR E, about years Old br nded with 3. W and
X also harness Tu1rl1edi sore tail and mouth; L
hlnds high The brand l. very ind tnct I vii
give the above reward for the delivery o the horse
OF fventy-aye doll IS foe horse and thief, 81 ths
stable Of 10 L Mofiitt North Cherry-stTest.
june st A. !. NOIEN.
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aleW Sdrertisemeats.
Lost,

A SHALL POCKET DIARY, WITH VARIOUS
"a sccounts OF money paid out, passes fer col
orrd hands, letter., bills Of sale Sc Any one
fudinr il vii be literally rewarded By LEAVING II
1t the Commercial Hotel, or Nashville and n. ".
T. freight once. J. u. PHILIPS.
istrt~ >
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TAKEN INTO by POSSESSION, on TEE 30rn
day May, dark chestnut soTrel MARE, nine
years G d, about TX nds high, newly shod al
rouad let hind foot white small white InsTk o. ef
shoulder. No oJhar marks peTceiyable. The own
ct can get her By applying on the cor0er Of Maple
and Fran in-s;reets, snd paying expenses.
iune I-}.S !. W. PAGE
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For Sale.

ONE ARMY BAKE OVEN AND AGL NFCEs
~ sary utensils. Apply at the cornar Of South
Cherry and Asa-s.rcsts, 10 JNO- FkfSCB, hoe
mixer may 3.-ia"
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For Sale.

"a SEVERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF
- asplendid River Bottom LAND, On the hanks
E9sSsef the Tennessee River, in Humphre V
-. Comfy, Tenn, 1t Sac per sore, IN Iracts
70 SUIT purchasers Titles undoubted. Apply 20
NELSON & MUkFREE, Agents.
may Ie-ly1
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A considerable number Of Govern
msnt employees we're discharged yestor.
day, there being no further occasion
FOR their services 3 6
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A French paper says Grant is the
American Massena, the beloved child
of victory, who has never met with
reverse, but who is as vigilant and in
defatigable as if he had no one to fear.
Alone he is able to resist the three
armies of the Confederation.
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Foa THE USE OF SOLDIERS.

FNb IuH IoH U VIII H.
Il Il printed 10 four eoioFs, representing
Cayalry. Infantry, and Artillery marching
IN countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
batting, Solors flying, oic. A blank line ia
ish lor he name 81 the Soldier, Company,
SsRhSsnt and O.lcers; size l8zi5. The
cerfIHc8ts u enclosed IN pasisboard tube
and eau be sent 70 any part q tho country
without injury and thesoldicT, after filing
up the blank lines, can put i back ia the
tube aud RENAL Il 70 bis lriends, and hey
viii get Il framed and preserve Is IS re-
meInbrEuce.
Price 20 cents. Sent b. mail, prepaid.
T. n. RHODES 4 Co.
81 Bnion Street.
HassFiiia
Assn.s wasls4 - ssl shs aAgva
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PRICES OF ABsIssaoE.-Dress Circle, IS cents; Gal
lery, % cents. Doors open at ~ o'clock. Per
Torrance 70 commence at O'Clock.
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NATURALIZATION OF TIME.--On and
sfteT TINS date doors open ST hsfpast seVehi per-
f0rmianee TO commences a. ei ght.
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SmasemFats.
Theatre.

DUFFTSID & FLYNN, Managers. VII Ey-
ERETT, stage Ma1sgsT. E. p sIsaOES, Treas.
urer. A. HA1G, Director OF Music. ". FLETCH-
Err, Scenic Artist.
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Taken Un.

ONO papers please notice. il
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Asse.s waa.sa > 'si 'h' ss'ss'
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Osing tc the length ana importance Of thus play
no Other pieee viii be performed HIth t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-06

By order OF the Board of Trustees.
Gold HIN. n. T, July 4, lS6I. JyT I'd
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Green Cold and silver MInfnr Company,

ONCE, No; 2lO Montgomery street, San Ff1netseo
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Beaver Gold and Silver Mining Company
given that at meeting Of the Board OF TuIteeI u
said company, held the 2oth day Of June, 1854 m
assessment Of 0ne Dollar per share wag levied upon
2lst day Of june 1884, In United States gold COLI, to
che Secretary. Any stock upon which said ae5en.
ment shall remain unpaid on Saturday, the 2dday
auent and unless payment shall be made beforn,
Will be sold on Monday, the sth day OF AuKist, 1854,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together WITH
costs Of advertising and expenses OF aale.n 81
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees .f5
WIN. VALE, Secretary,
Once IS and Sc Exchange Building. n. W. corner
Washington and Montgomery streets, San Fran.
cisco, Cal. Inzt m,
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Forest Qaeen Gold and Silver alInine q.

Forest Queen Gold and Silver Aliniae e. Z
Great Mogul District, AmAdor County, 0Ah6miAs (
Notice is hereby given, that At meeting Of the
day OF June 1854. assessment Of Fifty Cent? per
share was levied upon the capital stock or SAID COM
pany, payable Immediately In o. s. gold coin, 70 the
Secretary, or to Mr.. A. Lukin, Gold Am, n. I. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain an.
paid on Saturday, the 18th day Of July 1854 Wan b
advertised on that day rs delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before viii Be sold on Nom.
day, the lst day Of August 1854, TO pay the elln.
quent assessment together with costs Of udgertnng
aud expenses OF the SALE By order OF the Board o.
Trustees. B. ~ VAN BRUNT. Sec,y.
ONCE. TOs Montgomery street, S1n francisco
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES:
Nicl,lnnn ,IlbY,n9, aud 5IiIIfi Coiap a

Michigan MINING and mn Colnpnny.; =
Notice. hereby given that In accordance Win the
laws % Nevada Territory, and the bylaws u IDS
highest and best bidder for gold COIN in front Of the
Secretarys oflee the same being the once q tne
company. in the town of Gold HIM. county q Storey,
and Territory Of Nevada, on WEDNESpA1 q, ths
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1864, Between the
hours Of IL O'Clock N. and o'clock PS No at
O'Clock T. NJ, so many shares Of the capital stock
OF the above named company. standing IN the nahies
OF the following persons, and respectively numDeIeu'
will be necessary to pay the now que
together with costs of advertising and sale;
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pgEINouEyT AssgssNENf sALEs
Ne,S C,rerou cold nnd silver MINING 90.

New OreEon Gold md Silver Mining 1lo@
Notice l. hereby given that IN accordance with the
laws Of Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF the
above company there win Re sold At public auction
IN front % the som ganS 5 odsce on MONDAY, Az
the canita stock OF the above company standing In
me names OF the following parties s will be neceS-
sary to EqVidate te amounts due thereon for asss-
aenss t0sye ther with aceruing costs unless said de-
nnauenciss aFe sooner pai,E
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" order Oithe Board Of Trustees.
I'm CHAS. B. GOODRICH. Secretary.
Cresus Gold and silver NIlning Compa,

ny-Notice Is hereby given that IN accordance with
the laws Of the Territory Of Nevada. the Bylaws
OF the Company, and order of the Board OF Trus-
tees of the aboye-nanled Company, there viii be
sold on MONDAY, The FIRST DAY OF AUGUST,
1864, at O'Clock P. NJ, in front of the Company's
bidder for United States gold coin, so many shares
OF the Capital Stock Of the aboye-named Company.
standing In the names Of the following named per
sons, as will pay all assessments now due, together
with all expenses Of advertising sale and transfer:
Names. Certifcutes. Shares, AMI.
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spEc1AI MINING NOTICES.

CAUTION.-San Fruuciac0 Gold and Hll.
yer MINING Company, Gold Hi District, n. T.-1no
publc are hereby cautioned against negotiating or
nurchasing the following stock In the above COM
pany the same having been duly sold at public auc.
tion June 18TH 1851 for delinquent eute en1
M NalIeI VIZ, = = -
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Oflice of the jackson Gold and SILVER
Mining Company. Notice Is hereby given that ht =
meeting Of Trustees ofthe Jackson 6oh And6ilYBr
Mining Company, held At the gtnce q said com.
ment Of Two Dollars and Fifty Oenta per shaFe was
levied on each and every share OF the capital stock
OF said company payable In gold coin to the beero-
tary. at his once In God HIN, N. T. -
By order Of the Board OF Trustees, si,.,jls
VIM. w. BISHOP. Secfet1sy.
Gold HlH. July /, iss4: Iy16t 3
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Gold Hin. n. n, July ii, i Is T. ~ III u

CAUTI0N.-Oflce of the Jewett & Shep-
ard Gold and Silver Mining Company.-Gold Hill,
July 18th, IS64.-The public are herr by cautioned
against negotiating or purchasing the following
Stock in the above company, the samh having been
duly sold at pnbc auction July 18th, 3d. for den-
Quent assessments and expenses, ard said stock is
thereby cancelled and Of no value, yiz:
Manor o. Ii6cQke. sold
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cold Canon Consdlianted NTininG Compa

ny, Cold Hill District storey county, n T.-Slfnce,
No. IUs Washington street. San FTSneisco.-N Notice
Is hereby given that In accordance with the laws OF
the State OF California and an order duly made BY
the Board OF Trustees OF the Gold Canon ConsCl-
dated Mining Company, there will be sold az pue sl
MONTGOMERY street san Francisco, on NEpNt-S--
DAY, AUGUST TENTH. 1854, at eleven o.eiteeK o,
that day. 70 the highest bidder Tor casn "a Unity
OF said COMPANY standing in the names q the ISl-
lowing SharehOkisrs viii be necessary 70 pay ihe
assessments duly levied thereon, ana now Des 9ue
NJ TrTaJi Together with expenses OF advertising
and SHE to wit;
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nnrdnnnlIe GnIa[ nrld Silver NTinina ID,

Notice Is hereby given that In accordance with the
laws Of Nevada Territory, and the bylaws OF the
of the company's Office In Gold HILL on WEDNES-
DAY, August 10th, 1864, at O'Clock. p. ~, many
shares Of the capital stock standing In the names OF
thereon. together with costs ofsae aid Advertising
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
0ace u M srd,,.,i 4 IA ands MI.

Olice of the Groesne Gold and liver Min.
ing Company Is hereby given, that In ac-
cordance with the laws Of Nevada Territory and the
bylaws of the above named company, there will be
on SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF sEPTEMs
Der, 1864, between, the hours OIL and O'Clock p.
NJ so many shares Of the capital stock Of the COM
pany, standing in the names of the following per-
sons as will be necessary TO pay the amount due for
asssessnlsuts Vgether with costs Of advertising and
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No. Certificate. NJ. Bhs.
Gold HIN, August 2 1854. - !" Dt sa ri in Z

NOTICE. To Shareholders in tho
Belcher Baldwin and Abernathie Companles.-N
a meeting of the Board OF Trustees OF the aboYe-
named Companies, held at their office August ID,
each share of stock In said companies was declared,
(being Twenty-four Dolars per foot on the original
Belcher claim, payable at the office Of said comps
MES No. IS South street, Virginia, n. T., on and
after the 10th inst. Parties applying for dividends
on any but their own shares of stock, Will be required
to file with the Secretary sufficient authority rom
Will be considered entitled TO such dividends
unless the shares stand In their names on the books
of the companies. No transfers Will be M de unless
receipted for by the parties owning the stock In
person. or by parties holding sufficient powerpf
attorney from them BY order OF the Board. Il.
ans I'm III BRUCKMANK. SAc'y,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-06

BY order. Of the Board Of Truftees.
Jyl ID ]. PF0UTZ, Secretary.
The above Sale Ia postponed until MONDAY, AU-
GUST EIGHTH, 1861 at the same hour and place.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
aul I'd ]. PF0UTZ, Sec'y.