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Or A man said the only reason why his
dwelling was not blown away in late
storm was. because there was heavy mort.
gage on it..
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GT Dr. Johnson says, "After all, it is
better for a lady to 1redden' her own cheeks
than to 'blacken' other peoples characters"
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OF The bachelor has 10 look out for num-
Der tone, ''the married man for number two. -
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REPRESENTATIVE ELECTORS.

/ Robert p. King, }l3 Elias w. Hall,
2G. Morrison Coates. IA c. III. Shriner,
3 Henry Bumm, l5 5John Wlster'.
a William II. Kern. 16D. MConaughy,
5 Bartin III. jerks, IL David w. WOODS
6Charles NJ. Runk, Is Isaac Benson,
Robert Parke, 19John Patton,
8 Aaron Null. 90 Samuel B. Dick,
9 John A. Hiestand, 81 Everard Bierer,
10 Richard H. Coryell, 22 John Z. Penney.
ii Edward Holiday, 23 Ebenezer MJunkIn
ID Charles f. Reed, PA J. w. blanchard,
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o. Excellent for these hard times is TIE
name of st. Louis frm-Grinn & Barrett!
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Union Electoral Ticket.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
MORTON M'MICHAEL, of Philadelphia
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OF ! always pity the needy baker, for he
always "kneads" his bread.
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Total to be Drafted,
Department of the Gulf.
Washington, Aug. 29, 1864.

The Surrender Of Fort Morgan Cncon-
dit0RdL.
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Gen. Burnslde in chicago,

The old hero of Knoxville recently re.
ceived a grand ovation at Bryans Hall in
Chicago-the citizens greeted him as hero
should be greeted, Burnside, Is brave,
honorable, loyal, manly, courteous, truthful,
dignifed soldier and gentleman And vet
the Chicago Times corrupt lying, disloyal
sheet, assailed'him bitterly and coarsely,
abusing him and slamdering him But what
else could be expected from the dirty and
gisreputable seoundrel who edits the TJmesG
ne n was driven from Detroit in disgrace for
,lVihg and boarding in house Of ill-fame !
y was aitersards held up to the people of
"a epamphlet ofgreat bitterness,
. - yillainy and for the
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or2-4t PISS JAMES HENRY Up


0. p. Temple as. Samuel X. FYnley.
L ant is indebted to him and that he so abscond,
that process cannot be served upon him, having OBJ
tanned an original attachment against the estate of
the defendant, made Feturnable before James Henry
Justice OF the Peace for Blount county, and the
same having been levied on his property; 1t is Or
dered by said Justice that the defendant onnear no
fore INN at his office in Louisville on the 10Th dav
OF September next or it will he proceeded with ex
parte 1t is further ordered thai this notice be pb
nShed Tor four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing '''e
apr2-4t PISS JAMES HENRY p
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bad treatment of his lawful wife Finally
he settled down in Chicago, and is there the
tool of a more traitorous gang of scoundrels
than are to be found in the so.called Con-
federacy Abuse of brave loyal and gen
tlemanly officer, by such traitor, is a COM
pliment.
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TIE undersigned is now publishing
Weekly and Tr-weekly journal, bearing the
above title. at Knoxville, East Tennessee.
TIC Weekly paper, made up from the con-
tents OF the 1ri.wceklics, | propose to send
ont to distant subscribers for 81 per onnnm,
;,roy;nbiy uaid in d7raucc. The Tri-wcekly
will cost s'l pcr annum The cost of paper,
materials Of all Kinds, and of labor, has SO
;ncrc..od since tha inauguration Of the Res
icllon. ,hat I and hot able TO furnish the
parcr for less. or to hold out amy Inducements
to clubs
Two years ago, my paper then the last
Union sheet and the only religious one noa'@
ING oveOJcf Dayis's ungodly dominions was
crushed out by that God-forsaken mob iamh-
iarlv known ms the Confedcrdte authorities.
I Glory in opcring my batteries from my old
Qualifications. beginning with this hell-born
and hcll-bound Rebellion, where the traitors
forced me to leave off my work OF faith ana
labor Of love-
The VINO AND VENTILAToR will be IN
prprNpEN.r in all things, and NEUTRAL in
nothing. taking a liberal hand in all the CON
troversiss of the day. This Shall be an IN
conditional Union journal, holding up all
participants in the late Rebclllon-now al
most played out-as a choice collection OF
men for Roguos Gallery! At the same
time, will make war upon an saunders am
thieves, North and South-all whose trade II
is to rob the public crb as wen as PrlYa.o
pilferers; the whisky blo'tSi tue ouii'eS 10
elections; oppressors who grind inc lace o.
the poor; cxtortioners in trade who sWlndlo
,las,lc and rpiail and all foul mOuthGd
eDJ ,I;zcr. and other disturbers
"e'.1''0. ~ /, Tho ,orious sink holes of
ol 'no PtI and Soutbl will not fail TO
socloty ,l..I,a,r,r.t class of men who make
40 JoS''' W S,,G,orr so;l-Seccssiou preach-
u"'N uR ~ I,n;n,,;onsI
e'S, '' an ~ "o. :: 49, .,lo % nv editorial
relc"I' t H,I :" 'tio Ill.,. sor,;i;ty ubicL
,""uuo' 'H ;,i.,.,Jo,,oo ~ tho prass and
ucS . '"U ,L'.t i.ot;o1s n,nositiop which
cas-. ',"" "t ,'L., 10 Jnc ,n co,ntrv And
gives " P"| -. I;oato =; nm.
f, mistakable terms, us poiHcS, s!'"''' rs =
talthiul Sen'incl iT.o .,,aa,,Ion oni,,
L ocTats' anu Nv f""i, 49, = -
my Government ana INC preaerNatl"h VI 'h0
Federal Union, as richly worth all the sacrl-
fees of blood and treasure, their preservation
Il n."y uto.a zoo ~ mon and the consumntion of
Pr .I,a ,aoars Of Tho nrosont acct
al 1 wy not;opol ic,lonsv and hatred
lo,,bo. iodine and riratical cowardice have
bcen GOVERNING PRINCIPLES with England; and
K, yb.n our home troubles are settled, will
l, ira,,to ,,;v;ng 'Erglond turp! Tho whole
e .Lo Er,poror Of fha French has
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Information Wanted

ANY person knowing ANYTHING or the v,b..s
abouts Of J. W.-BURKE Junior. viii confer a f1-
yyor on his father by informing DR.. w. G. Brown
t99WS, or addressing me at Knoxville Tenn. as
shallrenain here some time
nsrl2-9ts I VI pUpUp
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HE4p0v4RrERs DEPARTMENT OF THE ONO.

ADVUAkIEks IEPARTAfENT OF TuE ONO,
Knoxville, Tenn. March H. 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. "A.
3. The Quartermaster's Department at KnovviIIo
VIII sell to loyal citizens Oats for seed purposes in
quantities not to exceed five bushels to each nerson
ana at the cost price with fair Increase to cover
the cost Of transportation.
by order Of Maj. Gen. ScHoF1ELp.
apr2 HEERY CrpT1s II ac
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A. Al NJ. OFFIcE,N
Knoxville. Tenn MIL NJ 1oc

Ano27iiie Team Mseh I6, 1864.
All loyal citizens of East Tspessee bayin,, +,
Their possession Memorandum receipts against the
Government Of the United StatS for FORAGE Horses
or Mules, viii present them atmy Office on Cav
street end OF Union street. for which they win re-
cove proper vouchers. or such hformation as win
enable them to have thar 81 inns nronerlv abused
WARNEBPEARsON,
arr2 II I'd V. We. and a. A. ON
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Attachment.

NJ W. Huttacre VS.. F. A, Ramsey and ]. G. Nc
Mutt Ramsey.
THE plaintiff on affidavit that the defendants
are indebted to him. and that they so abscond that
process cannot he served on them having obtained
an original attachment against the estate of the de-
PENDANTS, made returnnbIe before r. d. Jouroluion
Justice of the Peace of Knox county. and the
same having been levied on their property: 1t is
ordered by .nid Justice that defendants apneor he
fore him mt his office in Knoxville on the fourth dav
OF June 1854 or 1t will be proceeded with ox-partc
1t is further ordered that this notice be pub.bcd
for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville Whir
This I'd day of November, 1868.
maro-itpfs5" II. ID. JOUROLMON JP
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Attachment.
Um. Scates Us. II. s. Ccn.

TFW' DCult5 US. II, 3, CFn.
IfHE plaintiff on affidavit saws the defendant ia
k@-indebted to him and that he so absconds that
process cannot be served on him. having obtained
an original attachment against the estate of the de-
PENDANT, made returnable before James Henry. a
justice OF the Peace. for Blount county, and the
same having been levied on his propertv? II il or
dered by said Justice that the defendant appear be-
fore him at his Office in Louisville on the 10th dav
OF September next, or it will be proceeded with eT
parte 1t Is further ordered that this notice be pub
iished Tor four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing. '''o
apr2-4t PISS JAMES HENRY Up
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Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED.

AGENTS-Throughout the West and South
west to sell, by subscription,
Schmucker's History of The Rebellion,
in both English and German, beautifully and APP
propriately cmbcllshcd and illustrated with fine
mczzotint engrayings 10y Sartuin, and by numerous
charts and diagrums of battle-fclds.
Volume I-Completng the history to the fall or
Vicksburg and Port Hudson, now ready thus en-
abng agents to realize the profit on two volumes
at once AVID saving the trouble and expense OF an
extra Journey over their field, while ut the same
time, they will have the satisfaction Of selling a
work of real sterling merit and not one made up oi
high-sounding words without meanings and hashy
newspaper extracts loosely thrown together
Schmuckers is n work that is destined to live in the
future. and be read as a standard History of the
great Rebellion.
IF VENT S CO.. Publishers,
No 80 West Fourth Street,
rnor5-tf CGNCINNATG, ONO.
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"What right has the North as.ailed' What iusii..
mas been denied2 Aud what claim founded in ustjcs
and right, has been withhed7 Can either of YOU to-
day name one single act of wrong deliberately and
PurPosely done by the government at Washington, of
which the South has right to com pain9 Ichsllenro
the snswer' Hos. A. II. srEPHRSs, 1851
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Chancery Court--ryviIII

O. P. Temple Us. John tsseH hndch-
ment Bill
TN this case complainant bag 1lA s bill,
which Is sworn to, alleging thefeudt Justly
indebted to him, and that he hsad frote coun-
try, and an attachment having h issJsgain,.
the estate Of said defendant anteyiedkon the
same: 1t is ordered that publican bsAde for
four successive weeks in the Knoile w. noti-
flying the said defendant to appeeefoTb Chan
celor at the Court House in Marble the first
Tuesday after the first Monday Mat1t and
plead, answer or demur to said bior u ime will
be taken as confessed and set foreari bxparte
apr2-4t Piss w A. WALERl& NJ.
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Let Truth and Falsehood grappls; who over knew
truth put to the worse in free and open encounter
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eff any man attempts to haul down tho Ameri-
san Flag, shoot him on the spot."--JoHS A. DIX.
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Trigg d Temple Us. Henry q S4-At
f1chment Bill.

TN this case complainants havint Rlekr bill,
/ which is sworn to, alleging that he hdant is
Justly indebted to them, and that h Aeft the
State or passed within the rebel lint sol the or
binary process of the law cannot bter}on him,
and an attachment having issued hndb levied
on defendants property: 1t is ordEedl publ
cation be made in the Knoxville Wig bur sue
cessive weeks, notifying the defendut tbcnr be-
fore the Chancellor at the Court Houe bryville
on the first Tuesday after the first Aorlof May
next, and plead. answer or demur to@h or the
same win be taken as confessed and ct bearing
exparte.
hpr2-4t pas W. A. WALKE1 Il VI.
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James Henry as. Samuel Ghornl H. c.
Ghormley j. G. Wallace, r. A. n, and
j. c. NJ Boyd.-Attachmeat Bill
IN this case complainant having fl is bill,
L which is sworn to, alleging that dcidAats are
indebted 10 him, and that San'l and D,llhorm-
ley, j. G. Wallace, and T. A. Pope havek condod
so that process cannot be served on thu and an
attachment having issued and been levi tn their
property: 1t is ordered that publcatio 10 made
in the Knoxville Wing for four succest weeks,
notifying said defendants TO appear befothe Chan
cellor ut the Court House in Maryvillc cthe first
Tuesday after the first Monday of Nj next, to
plead, answer or demur to said bill, or tlsamo will
be taken rs confessed and set for heari, exparte
spr2-4t piss ". 4. WALKETC. & M.
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A. T. Bruce & Co. u.s. Fagg, PtpAniller.
Attachment Blu
In this case complainant having A Dis bill,
l which is sworn to, alleging that dcfh Is are
indebted to them, and that they are Incidents
or are within the rebel lines and proceshot be
served on them, and mn attachment han issued
and been levied on their property: Ii rdered
that publication be made in the Knoxvi hhig for
four successive weeks, notifying the d hants 10
appear before the Chancellor at fhe Cod ou,e in
Maryvillo on the frat Tuesdayafter the rcnday
of May next and plead, answer or den4 o said
bill, or the same will DO taken as confess bnd set
for hearing exparte.
apr2-4t PISS W. A. WALKERS N.
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Whenever they (the Rebels have the power, they
dflve oeOre them into their ranks the Southern people
As they would also drive us. Trust them not We're
ssey able, they. would invade and destroy us without
Aerey. Absolutely assured OF these things, I am
aMased mat any enc could think of peace on
sny TERMS He who entertains the ent IL
nj only to be slave, and he who utters Ii at this
zine, ~, moreover, traitor TO his country, who
deserves the scorn and contem of of ali nonorahie
nhn,"-GsSERAL RosEcRASs.
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Ono Of the most readable and best selling books
Of the times.
1t VIII be found admirably adapted to beguilc the
weary hours and dull monotonv of Camn If,
while its Chapters will be found equally refreshinp
to those engaged in the peaceful pursuits of home
bEay- Sold only through regularly appointed
Agents and Suffers
fcred. ''' VI
Price-Bound in the best English muslin. and
printed on excellent paper made expressly for this
purpose, Sl5O per volume. '''
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STAND BY The OLD LAG.

"Tss conspiracy Is now known. Armies have been
raised, 10 levied plish it, There are enIy
sTo sides to the question. Every be for the
United states, or against it. There eau be no
neutrsls In this war--onIy patriots or trait
srs"sTEPzES A. DoUoLAs, at Chicago, April ii, 'ei
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ordinance No. 10.

lfA6SkDs Aukubt IhL toOAsl ~
A N ACT to prevent Chinese occupying dwelInGa
"A within certain limits OF Gold Hill. The Board
Of Trustees Of the incorporate town Of Gold Hill DO
OrdAin ~ follows: frHH .-fE ts.4Gp u,
SEC. 1. Whereas the particular vocation and
habits OF that class OF persons known as Chinese Are
an injury to the health Of the Inhabitants, and det.
rimentai to the property and in saiety rom nrs
within the said town Of Gold Hlll-it is theretorS
hereby ordered that rom and after the publication
of this Ordinance, no person or persons Known -
Chinese shall be allowed to occupy any dwelling o.
dwellings on any places Of habltAtiOn whatsoever,
within the Incorporate town Of Gold Hill, which
shall be nearer than four hundred feet from the
present residence Of any white person OF personst
unless by permission first had from the Trustees o.
said town OF Gold HILL 7T =.
g SEC. 2. Any person or persons known a chinese,
as aforesaid, on conviction before Justice OF the
Peace Of Gold Hill Of violation Of this Ordinance,
shall be fined not less than one hundred nor more
than ave hundred dollars. T--i-Ng aa Or sax
SIC. J. 1t shall be the duty ofthe Marshal to notr
fy personally such Chinese Of the requirements Of
this Ordinance, and have the same faithfully. ~.
ecuted-oatsG = pI.ycu,pn -. -. =
S. II. ROBINSON, Clerk. - 80, ,anIt az,
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Princess Geld ard Silver MiniRg Com

= The above sale u further postponed until MON
DAY. the ID day OF October, 1854, at the same hour
and place. By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
-ato "a L pFOTTTZ Sacsv
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Summons

I1NITED STATES OF AMEKIuA. IEAAIt0>
cInct, s. ii. Robinson, Justice OF the Peaces-OsY
Chubbuck, Plaintiff, against @. W. hIooF 4 Co. ne-
rica, in the Territory ofNeyadA: 10 G. w BLOpA,
CO., Greeting: You are hereby summoned TO ap.
pear before me, Justice OF tho Peace, In Und 1oTl
at my Office In Gold HUI on the NINErLEhTHl
DAY 0FSEPTEMBER, A.p, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, An.
Of that day, TO answer the complaint OFF, w Ch1b[
buck; wherein he claims to recover from ,you The
sum Of eIghty-one iS-l0O dollars for money ID
yanced by plaintiff for you to the California Stats
Telegraph Company. --,-'.
pear and answer the complaint Aforesaid, o. Iudg
ent viii be taken against You for the said sum Of
81 and 7sl00 dollars, and costs OF suit. To tha
Sheriff or any Constable Of said county, Creating
Make legal service and due return hereof Given
under my hand this 18th day Of AugustS D.l6ot. (
ls.- g. II. ROBINSON, Justice OF the Peace
aul5 I'M Gold Hill Precinct Storey CO. MHs
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} Value, VIZ:
No. Certificate.
nn SS Graer o. the D0ara d t WM MuNr secr

. NOTICE.-The following Owners in the
Day Mining Company claim, situated the Cham
Nevada Territory, are hereby notified that the Day
Silver Mining Company, owning majority Of feet
In said claim. has expended and assumed the sum Of
necessary working and development OF said mining
claim, and that the proportion due from you Is as
follows: -.' ...... --.E AnIohN.
NJ Cain .................-...--SfT 90
John III Kerry ..,.,.----.....2T 70
] II Roundtree .-...-....--90 90
4, 1,-,. M
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: BSfINdVkNffSSESSHENfSA SALES.
Lucy Ella Gold and silver Mining Com

pany, Gold HIM District, Storey county, N. + 9eiee
No. 625 Market street, between Secohu anu dn .t
Is hereby given, that on TUESDAY, the 18th Jay OF
October, GD 1864, there Will be sold az pnonS aye w.
tion at the salesroOm Of MessS. C9bp Slto, ~
est bidder for cash In U s. gold coin, 80 many shIes
OF the capital stock Of the Lucy kla COIL any IN
Mining Company standing IN the names OF tne Vi
lowing named stockholders as may pe neSesSaIS "
paw an assessments now delinquent thereon, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and aa aScIu tt
charges, unless the same be previously pau " ''ie
Secretary: ~, H.,
Names Certifcdtes, Shs. amt.
ToI,v, y . e q ipa \
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-21

Paio Alto Gold and silver lIInins Conf
pany.rNotice Is hereby given, that IN accordance
with the law Of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of
the company there Will be sold at pubic auction 70
Company's ONCE, In the town Of Gold Hln, comfy
Of Storey and Territory OF Nevada, on FktDAf the
18th day Of October 1854 at the hour or CLOCK PM
80 many shares of the capital stock OF the, above
named company, standing In the name OF the follow
ing persons pay the assessment now due together
with costs Of Advertising and sale: --,--------
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DELINQUENT AsSEssxESISAuSu
Michigan Atiui.s ana MN Company.

Notice IS hereby gwen that in accordance with the
laws OF Nevada Territory, and the bylaws OF this
company thera viii b sold at public auetioto the
highest and beA bidder for gold con in front the
SecretaryS once, The same being the ONCE OF the
company. In the town OF Gold Hill county Of Storey,
and Territory Of Nevada on WEDNESDAY, the
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1854 between the
hours Of IL O'Clock H. and O'Clock P. n, tO-wit: At
) O'Clock P NJ so many shares Of the capital stock
ot the above named company. standing In the NAMES
Of the following persons and respectively numbefeu'
will be necessary TO pay the Assessments hoHuue'
together with costs Of advertising and sale; -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-21

And In accordance with law, and an order Of the
Board OF Trustees made this the ID day OF Septem-
as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder, payable In gold coin at the
office OF the company in Gold Hin, n. +, on TUES
between the hours OF | and 8 O'Clock p. n. OF said
day. to pay said delinquent assessment due thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale, unless previously paid.
Gold Hill y T Sent z 1854 se5 I'll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-21

And in accordance with law, and an order OF the
Board Of Trustees, made on the 5th day OF August,
ls6i many shares Of each parcel Of said stock as
OF Jerome Rice GCo,, No, 32 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, on SATURDAY, the eth day Of Sep
tember 1884, At the hour Of IL O'Clock, N. Of said
day to pay, said delinquent assessment thereon, TO.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses oil
sale. - .----...- X. II. SMITH, Sec'y,
Office, No. Naglees Building, 8. W. cor, Merchant
and Montgomery streets. San francisco. se9 I'd
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DEffSdTFEF EssHENf SALES.


Notice Is hereby given, that I'm accordance with the
laws Of Nevada TetTtt6gy and lhe Shy lARf of sSid
company And an oftisf OF the Board of Trustees
THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST
next, between the hours Of three (3) and fou ~
O'Clock Pm, In front Of the SeeTearys Office in Gold
HILL so many shares Of the capital stock or tie above
named company, standing In the names Of the fol-
lowing persons as may be necessary to pay the as
sessment heretofore levied on the rumber Of shares
standing to their credit the books OF the company
together with cost Of advertisement and sale:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-21
wide Awake Gold and silver Mining Co

Notice IS hereby given that in accordance with the
laws OF the Territory OF Nevada, end the bylaws Oh
the company there will be sold At public auction In
front Of the SeCretary's Office In Gold HILL on the
TwESTY-SETENTH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT,
between the hours OF and O'Clock Pm. so many
shares OF the capital stock Of the above company
standing In the names Of the following persons a.
will be necessary to pay the amount OF assessments
due thereon together with cost Of sale and adver~