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! O. O. 2. DIRECTORY.

'TENNFsSEE LODGE, No j; Hcsts eory Tuesday
uighi-is HIoEwen, j. G. J I. y oakley, Y q; john
+ 81 Ride, Secretary; K spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No IL; Heess eu-v Nozdog Hsshi-
L Parks, n G.; W / Phhlips, Y q; I } Hopkins,
Secretary; B Brown, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 90; Eees opGg Friday asgsf, et
their Hall on South lhorry gtrcct-James Wyatt,
NC; n + Dortch, V g; 8 Goodiett, Secretary, =
4 Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA B0DGE, No los (Goruan) Meet eBeu
fhsrsaaH nioht--Iohh Hcherlcb, n O. L seeker, Y
q; A Winter, eeoretary; 6 seterlo, Treasurer
RIDGELY ENCAMPMENr No 1 Meets oEorg LEI 0ni
81 Wslaosasr nighis-0 + Euiior, 9 p; y Harris,
Jr, u r; J L Weukley, W; = x Griiln, } "; John
= Hoe Scribe, b X Gutter, 1rcssuror.
olive BRANCH ESCAHP8ENr, No 4: Meets eoery
4 "a and "a "Wednesday Higizs--L Locker, q P; 2 A
Al Campbell, Il P; J l. Park W; B Friedman, W; 7
II Q Coleman, Scribe; \ Ward, Treasurer.
|DEGRFE or REBDOCAH Hesss Ii Iiridas Eigh IN
q each fsonfy--John = Hide, L u; RObt Thompson, a
d LA;I WeGkley, Secretary, Mrs Byrne, Con-
drctos; Mrs. + Brown, Warden; lire Chaa Robert
son, sentinel.
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Cheese is no where to be found, and you
miss the Flora McFlimssys and hrs.
Potiphsra Of shOddy civilization. Elm
coins MiniOns," careless of studied els-
gance in their dress and manners, have
usurPed the old order Of things, and
simPhcity,-stsrn simplicity-is the or
der of the day.
ATCHESON.
CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 8, 1864.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.


Et,rsc-Iasnes H. Rlnton. Dsse-iss--Taomas Hos
son ana J. X. 8uchenEU.
fssfasr-Phiucla Gzrra.k
Tfas,ss-W 1aspef Tcyior
1sroaa-fl Guutor
lla.toer-AiaEander Mcdaniel.
Iss.-siie C,aiec.of--W. .. EeeeFJot
lsaslrsad gsz CoEer0T--J e. Brlog.
Csasta5los Gr o. EastvaIs Dsssso--JoaG D. tsoTsbf
and ]. z. Newman.
BOUNTY COURT,
gssdgs-Hoa. JGmos WnifN3rta.
L elsTE-P. Lindsey Eichoi.
! - me Jadgc's Court meets tho arEs Monday "a
49, mon %. and the Quertcgy Court, coupasef ~
o. Magistrates Of The Couutg, . heid tte 1rst Ken
dsy 10 January, April, July sDa October
|cRiMiHAL COURT
Jsdgs-Hon n d. BTisn.
NF1rncy 6sHeral-GoO. 3. tt1hblencld.
CgsTi-jharlos ". smith.
N- mo Coors meets ths aTrt isonisy IA AoTii. A.
fausi and December.
.cHANcERY COURT,
lslzuocls0T-- - --
Cgsgb cad A1cste--I. r. casFoa.
80 Tha Co1gt useots ths fEsl Nnndas IN nay sld
Nossnlber.
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IMPORTANT CoNMAED.-Lisut Col. j.
H. Halmond, formerly Of the 10th Ken
lucky, arrived in this yesterday from
Huntsville Alabsma. lie has been sP-
pointed by Gen. Grant to assume eom-
msad Of sll drafted men in the military
division Of the Mississippi, with bead
quarters q that place. Lieut.. Col Il.
will proceed At once 70 organize The coa-
scripts. and forward she regiments . iAe
float louisville Journal
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Mr. Lincoln looked into the State De-
n,rtmsnt 10 say hcw do yoa d g
William, and immediately vas tsls+
rraphed 3 rumOr Of complications IN oul'
foreign Affairs
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map Of
WashingtOn's Farm, Picture of his
House, the Church in which he was
married, his portraits at 20 and 40, and
just before he died; also his wife's; a
sketch Of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Cen
trail America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, at
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &c,
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ENGRAVINGS, beautifully eOlored, Of
our nest distinguished officers and men,
Of Fruits and Flowers, of Birds, of
Hunting and Fishing, Landscapes, of
Clipper Ships, Of the Soldier Return
ing from the War, of the Soldier go
ing to the War; also, Humorous and
Comic Scenes Of all kinds, from 10
cents each to So 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of oaHcers, and differ
ent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from s. 60 $50 per huhdred-12o. to
Doc. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY Of the very best
in the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in five
oOlOrs, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inclosed in .
stout psstebOsrd tube, size 1Sx17-
beautifully executed. Doc.
MEDALS OF al KINDS
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&C. &C., &c.
Agent for the New Englsnd Valentine
Manufacturing Company, as you viii see
by reference 10 the advertisement in an
other part Of the paper.
Orders for ST kinds Of goods in my
line promptly filed, on receipt Of the
money, without extra charge.
eco. P. JENKINS,
lO7 haiR-strest,
janl6-lR Cincinnati.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Candidates.

Marriage and Funeral Notices.
VIII be charged at the usual advertising rates.
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TO ADVERTISERS iN DETAIL
sur p.zre ~-rrz ~ - -orvrvru.

a. Advertisements inserted IN the Special Column
shargsd al ths rate Of twenty cents per line foT the
hrst insertion for each additional insertion ten
ceuts in the Local Column thirty cents psf line for
the Grt insertions for every additional insertion A.
teen cents.
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Davidson County Directory.
CITY ecVERRMERT,
J0EH BUSH SMITH, Easoy
WILLIAM SIAEE, Eec1rlc.
JoHn CBDMEILzs, EarstsL

Il
CITY GOVERNMENT,
SeHH BUsH SMITH, Rs.y
WILLIAM sIAEE, Reoor1cr.
JoHH CBU5lEI1-E, Earst1L
Dsrs,g harsaals--h. D. HHkiason, a. O Laotsr
spd 1aEes A. Steeis.
Cgs-ss O. De EartftJohE CsEritieg es-5l-1, LfFl
Thos. fIcCgty. second; AID Elisha Long, fa,ra
Tlr- ks.sssor--Flillam Driver.
Fss-s-es Csllsc,or--E. 3. sasai-and
Fclsr Iaz Cs1coior-E :. 6arFc.t
Trsss1es--E- Hcury
Pysrrf Ea,trr-Thonns Lake.
G1Jsrs-asaseaf q - EoTElosss--J. @. 1-r,d.
stDsrsasesseaf Of Ne Walor Wogts--iiz-. asoEzft
Csssf af fhs IRE DsVaTas.ss.s.---is = sreesaan.
fsrrtos Of ne Cezasis7r--l. T. ACliTiee
Gyssf Ove-ssa--J. Z. S.caazi
or Iazneg---W BTion.
CITY COUNCIL
BolrD on AzDrE1EE-N r. ersa. Pr.s'seu1.
Ts-.s War8-JnO sesmau-
Fsoasf Wari-Joseph J Rob.
TIsrd Ward-G J MayEeii.
Foa7fh Hard-H G Scorei.
FFsL Wla-a-Tozeph Knowles.
eirA Wa-f-M y Bricn.
500 Hsr5--M g I Claiborne
Elgla Hesd-JoseFh Smith.
Corr0a C0UsOL--Andrew Anderson, President.
ls-a Ward--Jas Turner AMI John CaTpcr.
Gecgzd Vora-G u Southgate ard Myers.
I'hsrf Was6-Andrew Anderson aid alex Aclania
|, Fbnrfh Word 49, - and C1ariea hayefs.
Fgah Word-W A Choatham and + 2 Giasc1ok-
fsza Ward--T Yarbrough aud Wm Driver.
Eeseak Wcrd-J Rust and JeIy Greatly.
EleIh Ward-Nn Haiiy and ]. y Wheeler.
IL e-trnss.s oozturrns o. rEa CRY forrrsl.
F.1z-s-EaOEics, Scuthsaie, and Anderson.
II W1fe- Wsrks-AnGerson, Eaith, and Ciaseock.
srse:s-sayers, Turner, S0uthgate, Aayhald, C1eaE-
han, Yarbruugh, Claiborne end Rally.
Echo0is-Huf, ErQaife, ana Nhfe @
Egaarf-CaTpc7, Turner, and Ao1inan
Ere Depasfmerf-Aiyc TE, hugis ard bcoYri
faf-urfvcr, Brien, aid C-eaty.
Cs5aelerff-Sunith, hceicr, ard Hesiy.
MarEst- Loass--Southgate, Newman, snd usTIrer.
farss-Flien, Mcdaniel, and Myen.
EoI,os-YarbrOugh, scovei, END sayers.
springs-Claiborne, HuH fnd Hai.g-
Work liberalization, lsohb, and Ict-llteL
Iaiprouerssrs and Epesdiisrss-,eeVeii soulhgate,
and Driver.
P,lJlse Propsry-Robb Driver, and Turner.
PEP House-NeWman, 32lly end 23uthgaie.
- The EOafd a. Elferr1e1 meets no fgesaeYs
ne1t preceding te second snd fgrsia Ia1rscags 81
earh meath, and fhc Common Celr1I toa soa1la
ard fourth Thzrziays ~ each Ilez-f.
NIGHT POLICE
Ourt1ss-JohB II Packet.
Firai Lisafrsanf-lobert Sco-t.
6sooad LfeisteasEt--John q ingalls,.
PATg0LsEE.
Eomss-Davi3 McNGbb, joan Cave1teri joel Phil
iips WTn Pickett, nan'l BurFC-, Nm Auoy, Murphy
phiiirs sanI PlunrneT, john Chenauh, hich DAVIS
Jamcs Miller, VIM Mayo, Wa Rice, hm Baker, II
byron, BIRD bruce, T Z Nichol, VIM stewart, jesse
- The Police Court 81 opeaed every mar5iRE Al
uirt CLOCK.
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.ern.
Is,sstasf Afostoal Dsrso.0rs Surgeon A Henry
.hurston. once p Cherry street, betWeon Broad
nd Church.
Noffool Taspeosor: SurEoon " Clendcntn, Z Vols.
nos No e Cherry stress between Broad and Church.
H.fsoas Dinector Reserve Cops. surgeon william
aricn, Z SNcis. Once, High street, Gen Cranger .
4 headquarters.
i Mssiasl Dirootor q he Posf: Surgeon I Watson.
ace south summer street, near she City Cemetery.
+. T,orasf EcFshai. Lieut. Col Geo spauiding.
I Assilaaf Proves HoTshcl; Captain James Boyd,
st Thinois. Once a. the state Capitol.
4 Cissusas,der q fhs Post. Brigstier General R S
|rnngar. Headquarters, College street, between
hurch and Union streets.
Hadd,a6rfas 81 he CouszsadeT II ~ DisTid q
4 ,rshriils Geo I Z Rousseau. The Bass residence
hurch street, between Vine and Spruce.
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N, The undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates 10 which bind ourselves strictly to
adhere, VIZ. CAMERON, for the Jaioz.
JOHN WALLACE, Tor the Dss2ascA
EAsHTnLs, TEzx, July IS, 1853.
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81 AID mCIHos o. HeSgHAIs Il NASHVILLE
The believing Is correct gist o. ali Hospitals "a
Go,,.sal No l-Old GsrB Escio7y: sergson @ "
|7orntr College Street, on the BIZ.
Hospsfai No -JHiUersfge Buiiding Surgeon Z 2
vnde. u s Yols, Market street, on tie Hil.
7osIilai No 3-Ensley's BuiidiH7. surgeon ! Ear
Iow, I s Vols, South -oAsi corner Public Square.
Hospiiai No 5-Gua FdciorV surgeon q W Hoge-
Ioon, I s Vols, upper end Of Front street.
Hospifai Ne S-Masonfc Hal: surgeon v Otter
nn, Il S Vols, corner Of Church and summer streets
Hospaal No e-Cdrricge FdcsoFv: Surgeon &
n France, q A, Market street below theSquare.
Hosuifai No 1t Pes H0ass). A ASarge0a D
.8oele. Z A, o. University PKG.
Eospisal No l2-BroadeoF Hofel. hurgoon " lau
on, Z 5 Yea, corner BEyad and Cherry streets.
Hospifai 10 Is HuEiss Higk Eohooi; surgeon Z
Syiof, Vols, corner q Spruce aud Broad streets.
Hcssisal No Is-Nasisslo fcEaalc 4cadssg surEeon
q Puinlpi Vo,s, Church street, hear tAe Chstlz-
toofH Depot.
Jscr5iiol Ko Is 9gnos's figh School surgeon I'm
n Ctsplherr Il Vols corner 81 lane and Summer Sta
4 Ho.,staE No Ig--( Costirahasid) A surgeon 10
kayne. u S A, corner Of Broad aud Front streets.
/ Hos,.acl Ne liz 0hosTs1 surgeon i D Lynda,
"a volF d arket strcat, on the Bill.
Ho-rssal No Ie-Afcfrss Ssratiea's Budding: ear-
4 80 i VI Foye Z 8 Vols, No Market street
Hosblaf No 2l-MoihcdiE OAurch. Surgeon T
ullef G \ Vols Church street. bet Summer and hgh-
4 Ossns5eriasd EopasE Surgeon Clark houoG1out,
! : Voif on Hardin Pike, west 81 the f,iitcntiafy
ari.oa Hospiaal-sscold Bapiis Cassrch: A 4 STR
IN q Hickman. > A, Cherry street, On the iii.
0an-aissoeEs Barracts Nazlucil Ho.ss) Corner ol
hurch and Cherry streets.
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ATTENTION!
Army Of the Cumberland !
TO THE FOLLOWING, AND PROFIT
THEREBYll
All the within named articles can be
sent by mail At the prices named, to-
wit:
J. T. LLOYD's MAP OF THE UNITED
sTATES-with at the Roads and
Railroads, and distance between sta
lions. Size 40N54
Pocket form, linen back 81 o.
plan, ....e......--.............--.-.. OO
Sheet, 90
J. T. LLOYD's MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERN STATES, with a full descrip-
ton Of the whole Coast, depth Of wa
Ter, &c, and q Description of each
County. Size 40S 81.
Pocket form, linen back, s. 50
plain, ......-.....-....---............. / 90
Sheet form, 50
J. T. LLOYD'S
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from St Louis TO its mouth, with .
full description Of all the Islands,
bars, names of the owners Of the diff
ferent plantations, &c. 40 p so.
Pocket form, linen back, 81 30
% form, plain ,...-.... -................... 90
Sheet form, 80
J. T. LLOYD'S GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Map-bas ev-
cry mile Of road, North or South, up
TO 1st August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length of roads,
and names of officers, &c. Size
COX go.
Pocke form, linen back .............,...... 81 90
plain, ............ ..................... 90
sheet - .......-.....,..-....... %
J. T. LLOYD's MAP OF TENNES-
SEE, acknowledged by Gen. Burn
sides officers the best ever published.
All the railroads, wagon roads, creeks,
&C., colored in counties. Size 40H 30.
Pocket form, linen back, .................. 81 90
4" plain, ........................... 90
Sheet % .........,............... %
" ofKentueEy,
" Of Virginia,
Of Missouri
II. H. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE Re-
BELLION, showing the Territory ts-
ken from the rebels and what they still
hold, with battle grounds marked on
sheet form.
30 40, %
Book form colOred, with Sketch Of each fight up
to the last fight at Mission Ridge, ............ 80
Plain, .-.... 30
CHARTS OF 80 GENERALS, hand
somely colOred.
Size 2S<3s, sheet form. ...................... IS
CHARTS OF II MOUNTED GENER-
AIS, handsomely oOlored.
Sheet form, p
BATTLE OF FORT DONELSoN, beau
tifully eolored. Size 80 ~ A.
Sheet form, 30
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ashrilIe AmiOn
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :

SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. II, 1864
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RATES OF ADVERTTSTEG.

Payable IN AdVances
(zEE EIsEs OF LIES 10 CONSTITUTE soUARE.)
Square, day, 81 OO-each addis'n insertn, 50 50
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Mr. ". 3. CoREELTUs is authorised 70
refer 70 me. 10 is = gentleman Of integ-
risy. and viii perform ell that be UNDER
tzkas or premises.
: ANDREW J0HNSOS,
Military aoysFnog.
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Principal Office and WEre-ROoms, No.
49 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses At MurfreesbOro, TUT
lsboms, Wartgace, Ehelbyvilie, Chs.sa-
noogs. and Stevenson, Alabama
or All Communications promptly
answered.
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The maury Oonn.y nes.ota.lon

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 9, 1854.
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wHAT ARE VIZ wAlTTSo Foa ?

Are we waiting. fellow citizens, until
the last ounce Of meal and the last pound
Of meat is consumed? Until utter and
irrstFievable ruin ovsrtakes u.s. y this
the part Of wise men, "Ths prudent
man foreseeth evil" If Wo would have
any improvement, we must make il. We
are the arehiiecis Of cur own fortune.
The recent proclamasioBs Of Mr. Lincoln
and Gov. Johnson, open tho way. free :
n accept 0cm. accept the Amnesty"
because I seenofhing degrading in t. Il
restores as. first 10 citizenship and second
70 property IN The main; 'terms," AZ Ar.
Ewing says, quite as good 81 q con-
qRered people can expect 70 obtain"
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General Court Martial,

, No. % North college 81.
President Col RlAE1y HuStEB, SD Ind. Vol Iai
Indigo Advocate CAPT. ". C. SoUIEE's, Isl o. V S. :
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w. r, CORNELIUS,
GOVERNMENT UEDERTAKER,
Dealer In all kinds Of Metallic
Burial Cases and

Z1NO COB FILMS.
Will attend promptly to
the transportation Of bodies,
or giving any information re-
garding deceased Soldiers.
I" Bodies Embalmed."
Having secured the services Of
DR.. E. q. LEWIS, Of New
York, (and more recently from
the Army of the Potomae,)
fos embslming Of the dead,
by Dr.. HOLMES american Pro-
esss, acknowledged to be the
best, and only true process in
the United States, win have
bodies em0almed when de-
sired
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Isnlsf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-08
LAM, SxAE Co. : M111...T7bes,e ZEN

z. Il HI II = 49,
LAND, SKAE s Co.'s MILL.-Thesc gen
tlemen are getting along finely with the
work on their splendid new mill. The
machinery is nearly all here, and is arriy-
ing every day. The greatest hustle pre-
walls about the place; gangs of workmen
are hammering away inside the building
and gangs on the outside are dressing and
framing the woodwork for the machinery.
The frames for part of the batteries have
already been put up, and those for the
others shortly will be. The furnaces are
being built around the boilers, and will
be completed in short time. The engine
is on the ground, and SO is most Of the
machinery belonging to it. The crank
shaft, which is about sixteen or eighteen
feet long, and weighing upwards of ton,
arrived yesterday. The engine itself is a
monster. 1t is of l20-horse power, and
supplied with the steam of the two large
boilers now being put up, will be capable
of exerting an immense force. Everything
about this mill is being constructed in the
best possible manner, and Mr.. Land is de-
termined to make it the premium mill of
Gold Canon. 1t will be ready to COM
mence crushing rock about the first of Au-
gust.
LIGHT! LIGHT People in Washoe
are notorious readers-and reading by
candle-ight is sometimes injurious to the
eycsight. Now, to avoid any bad effects
from reading after shutdown, just go to
Korn Brothers store, in Gold Hill, and
buy one of his new style Kerosene new
Patent hampshire finest and best article
ever brought out. By trying these new
Lamps there will be no complaint about
weak or sore eyes.
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WHATEVER talents person may pos
sess to amuse and instruct others, be they
ever so inconsiderable, he is yet bound to
exert them: if his attempt be Intellectual,
let the punishment of an unaccomplished
purpose have been sufficient let none
trouble themselves to heap the dust of OBJ
livion upon his efforts the pile they raise
will betray his grave, which might other
wise remain unknown.
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An Israelitish lady, sitting in the same
box at an opera with French physician,
and happened to cape. Excuse me,
madam" said the doctor, Il am glad you
did not swallow me-" "Give yourself no
uneasiLess," replied the lady, Il am q
Jewess, and never eat pork"
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Lost.

IN THE NIGHT OF JUNE SIXTH, lS6i,
" during the fire, was lost the following Stock, all
In the name Of the undersigned. and on all Of which
transfer has been stopped The public are cautioned
against purchasing the same - shares Pride Of
America Company; 81 shares Sunrise; 10 ieet South
Madison; - feet Green 10 feet ROthschiII; " leet
will please leave the same at nv shop Main street
Gold Hill, inaIm Y. BCTSCH.
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Lost.

7 Asst EVENING, IN VIRGINIA, A MEMO
~ Tandum BOOK containing Certificates OF STOCK ~
the Maria told and Silver Mining Company. anu
tickets In Wrighs Git Enterprise, and other papers
OF no value except 10 the owner. The hnuer Will
j. J. J0CELYN.
Gold Hill June % ls6. in23 #
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Lost.

I \ GOLD HILL, ON FRIDAY EVENING, JULY
List. One certificate of TEN SHARES In the Lat
ayette Gold and Silver Mining Company, standing
In the name Of Edward McSanncy. The pubic are
notified not TO negotiate for the same as transfer
has been stopped. The finder will oblge the owner
by leaving It at the NEWS Office. .
EDWARD McNANSEI;
Gold Hill, July 5, lS6I w..
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ASSESSMENT AND SALE LIST
Levied within Thirty Days.

OF ALL CLAIMS IN VIRGINIA GOLD HILL BLUE SULPHUR,
DEVILS GATE, PALMYRA, INDIAN SPRINGS, ARGES-
TINE AND FLowERY DISTRICTS - ALPHABErI-
CALLY ARRANGED AND CORRECTED DAILY.
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Chemicals.

THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM MILL
! men that they have Just received compete
stock of Chemicals for Quartz-mIng purposes.
viii he sold cheaper than cal be bought anywhere
else In the Territory K0RS BROTHERS.
Gold Hill, June II, 1854 JnI
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l.nSf,

THE UNDERSIGNED, WHILE COMING from
4 Dayton this afternoon. lost u valuable GUILD
ceive $50 reward by leaving the same 1t the Chrys-
GpOlls Saloon, Silver City, or returning II to the uh-
derslgned, ut his residence In Gold Hill.
c. H. VAN G0RDER;
Gold Hill, May l6. 1861 mylI
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Wines and LIQUORS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Bay. u new and choice stock Of Foreign and
American Wines BrRndies and other Liquors, winch
We offer at remarkably Low Rates For Cash
Gold Hill June H. 1861 JnlI
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RroDOHnlS

WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIE CLERK OF
w the Bunrd OF County Commissioners up to
TUESDAY, August I'd, lS6t at his Office, for the
keeping and maintenance Of all the patients in the
County Hospital for the term commencing August,
A. H.. lS64 and ending October l. 1865. All parties
making proposals must furnish all medicines ana
medical attendance, fuel provisions, and everything
necessary for the comfortable support OF all pa
tientS now there, or who may be admitted here
after receiving the use Of the building and OF all
furniture now belonging TO the county ut the Hos
pal. free. The payment for the support OF the pa
tlenJS rs above described Will be made In scrip,
drawn monthly. by the County Commissioners. All
proposals must state the price per patient per day,
and approved bonds to the amount Of S2a,OOo must
be given for the faithful performance OF his con-
tract-the same 10 be given upon acceptance o: pro
POSal, The Commissioners rcSerrng the right 10
reject any and all proposals. BY order OF the Board
NELSON w. WINT0S, Clerk:
July 2lS6i. ly Jtd
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GrNnariaG

lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
y GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco, winch
We will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same i,i
Kind OF goods can be bought In the Territory; an
our Groceries and Provisions are fresh. Goods ue-
ltvered Free Of Charge K0RN BROTHERS.
Gold HIN. Inne L. lSiI lnlI
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pioneer Omnibus

On AND AFTER APRIL FIFTEENTH, TICK
" cts can be purchased from either OF the Drivers,
or at the Office Of the Line in Gold HILL Three for
One Dollar Passengers not purchasing Tickets will
be charged Fifty Cents GEO. +. JONES,
apI5 I'll General Superintendent.
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CroclxeI.y and Glassware.
UST RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID STONkh
y OF Crockery and Glassware OF the latest EngIsn
are invited to examine our new wares.
g-r# = K0RN BROTHERS,:
Gold Hill, June II, 1864. jail
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COMPANY MEETINGS

OF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL.
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY. SILVER CITY,
DANTnN Or COMO.
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On the Fourth we shook with cold, eat
dirt by the cart-load, and the whole town was
ready TO curse the clerk of the weather Office
as a confirmed Copperhead, and give up all
hopes Of ever breathing genuine air again,
but yesterday the wind was missing entirely,
and to-day we have the most thoroughly
summer-like weather I have ever seen in
San Francisco.