davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-31

BLOOD: BLOOD: BLaODu
HELMBOLD's
DlHLY CONCENTRATED
= CDHPOUN5
FDuD EXTRACT aAEsArA2ul.a-
70. surf71nz tho blo1d, 5suovtux sa ecYoaas CO..,
gAt1Iio1al diseA1ss nf1z114 H3m An Impure ssso c&
Snown remedy fer tho cufs CT scF3jals, scaa Head,
Salt hheur1. Fr1E9 sud Sw6lnEzg OF Bones u1e4Te
ationa ct tha 9hfolr snd LeFs, ElotttR1, P1ule1
the Tsee, Tatte1. Ktgtlpaies azd Ill aealS 1zu9scE
Of sha sktp,
AGa BeautafyaDg the complsxten4
NOT FxH
IT Ia 4ssr e:sazde:a TIM: a1.;ct =..az3e :M3a
Hc. + corruption inst accaln2.4:e1 Il t.s bloqd,
Of all the dlacov6ftes Eat tayn bae1 ih1.e purr8
It out. nbco t4a equal IN .teok~ Ae.uboo' Z CpUr
pcuEd 9xtrC=c Sa13-p.ri:l4. &tc!ca1 Eantp
Yatsa thu ploo1 lnsrls se v1gor ct ue sn INTO Ia
1ysten md pr1a out i = haaora 3c,eh @a7e dtas
.a1e. lttmuibsea tha bc4ltcS fn1c,caa OF sne bodx
sad expell the Gsotde-a that grow ald ia Ia Al
hoot. hueh 1fenatdg. :dat could fs y.bet % -
icn8 been sou&hs fox; aE2 .u= io7 .as brsItt12 u
paou. .1y5 & Thcs tsa7 caa depazd- 01s>
sTecs bat The s.!sl Of s.cs.f bostl viii snow q
she dck hss writes sa-ozsairz arsthnk thas
r. sab!esrodntuls ct tnu 1paes Of s4rsspsxtna
D.tns, ard one botta IA full5 eeat gslloa of Nc
Syrup u{ ssIssoa'..s, CT tho ds1oc.ion II usually
T6e.e Extracts Ears besa adrsl1s-a to a.s Ia tss
use II All I'M 5sats aot9:a scd ouclc saaisa1Y T.
1,itusiene tn.outI.1s tao laaI, r. wall u II
pf:sts otacs1es. sEd are con1lda::d ~ 1a77f1ants
TaNe4tes.
, 1864-08-31

Aas Fac. easea tho po xrs o< uts ertson a.
~ nc Mt rto healt.J s-tt7a ~ Tt1c3
su5M eneot, rtr ketncod. u 1eu ~ pa.n,atA
cyEt. " -s A"s "<"o1
, 1864-08-31

Cos dot rtts rt,s'-.a s1s .a.f15 o. g. LoE!s. Mc J
certe. q: Na1s =. h,r"vu III. ..-sfa r:1:k fro :nt
r,iyti. 40 l,:a .4sl7c. - b. Ia ee1ca, which
Ar ,tra,s ~Hh M. nr ale +7eutces4 RooEt a-par8,er
b. Et LtUlta aid IT, q. A1 ca A31snt Ne Nnc OF
With b. f;r.cs ut piv4c.. OH - beu'e ftoa 4 u.
tett M.: 6us.s,s II 70 ae.A NEc1'e::17n. =
.sA Fnlls .wc stamps a.ne this 1nIds to Health.
Fiom ID ncctoit !u... Il tcs io Hosp1tsl d
Anle" per, cEr.t r.: i, Fhrontc cl,eaaes IN ueit
ntttttTse nnd Cor Ill. t:e s:zces, IN ye.1 klost
tlre, vithcbt t ( Gse nj NJ ttnry.
Vow tn tuG ;t"g fro-a IL sho*t ave lnT!ted -
cal a rf,I. c. u'~ t4.Tsnt'd Frn1 lFrtcnl.-a-
tier nt,t1 dsn -1b-sss. MenstrnAdoA o. ptteonA
aavrE a1s obst. 0ctt - r47{ta thouta can as
abd It Cnrto B.s: Ut E1.y ftfE1CnceA AZ to
nuiutT AND IucceA.. A113-DG11&s
, 1864-08-31

u ~ ~
60 FILLER Is I'd 10 Sc- In cur employ. Aca Fl
pet on. sle b. 1ebx ns1eo n-L to {r1rtatr any bcs-
HOLMES DR0-
AUsQ.r9Sf = InEutau = AfE1A.
, 1864-08-31

A CAAEAtY, LARS; FOREST.
~ 1LLIHOIS,
7s u1les nr.s~ ct tE!csEn, CT fhe c u. R. q. The
Fall &; m ena E:1 Ice Of .stf Aca3ec7 NIL c1u*
, 1864-08-31

ELRET NATIONAL. BANK
4 or CHICAGO,
Go1rrNtst ee:n.s L1se N! GastESz-
GAk'fTEE, Gaa1 IN. ..s $500 s0O1ss
e. hlSEE. pre.iGhnA
sAtL- NJ. ElCEEEEDE. Vlcs-ff0t.
<. Z. 81Aia~ro t,t2tsrs.
, 1864-08-31
Ii IT. z1ot often v.dspeal< Of Phys.
tCfuus,

k'px5Ee.s II. lennd 41uIn0r Cure.
rs .,:t .xr t1-e. ter1xu~Et Cure IN al Hndf
o. iits: note. IL Ii scrotnA. Sslt Hhcu u
tnc il .ta.-s ii 'hs 3.:E- IL ca4s q tati1re tas
~: p4o: net snc. er!s :1Esl 80 s1ssreaa 4 T ~
cnsu.is'. Il F.t'.r- r. Isc.toc al dealers rust
E..etI.A. s'u :rr.~s. For ealr tpt1lck, obJ F a
81 YAn4ot - n,rCelak. jt25-E8S3k1 tAW
, 1864-08-31

SSeSa ~ 1A<eoa n1s'uIaE0 aouG
!,sW, snd 1ncluqed the prisoners transferred
Hoin Lhe1IboJ fr1son. just previous to the
arrival oi stoncman III that nefshoorhood,
nesry aal Of 1hsm were sent to Charleston
ana sasannah, LOT security. In fact, when
lhe bfidge across the 0conee was destroyed,
1ne ISL of them. including Captain Wbitlock,
me parry numbering some 340, we're on the
eals- Csptaln hitlock states it as mis- opin-
lon, .aat SION 5toneman might Eaye succeeded IN
lesealns toem, With small loss, If he had
knoEn 1ae condlton OF affairs,
Gen; S'oneman was IN hospital, sick,
Flen ne ~
Ma1or otolbISna, OF .Chisago, Was sent
away, as WAS Co!: FtanK Sherman: Both
Tere IN good teulth JAcK.
Politics IN The ARMY. =
The anuroachIn,- e1ec,;oo thrnnchont tho
peiicn d atrrscfinr some attentinn ~ ~ ~
army amonT ths sSf5iera. who eaeerIv ~ Wstn6 ta6
1hc if,ne If f,,e nnhj,r Rosa trn5' With 'fo -
d1scorer ne views haa ,r nroninont -naa ~ ~
I'll n,rt,es Tie anscchcs ~ tna-iaas sa ana q!
Dan voorhees,, aud the it,ter Of The iata sfaiol a
Cen Bnel1 hnve been % e.tenetra,y s ~a ra,s sla,o ~
inr ~ ris1nyaitys The nn1nher u,, ,',s,, Isot
th6se 1oii,icai documents IL vsr, "nJ T.;
de9d Ths indiana boTs ara n1rtirn1ar'rioni sai lu
in their aenpncIation of orator Foorne.5s 'ou oud
, 1864-08-31

at ~eHr t24H
a.. H-.asvr LII. p,~o.1.6 The VENETIAN S1R
s-: the: tua.tAn.e It ~ u I'd by tn"us Annt.
enc HI 10 IL Aore 1eAtt 'aicc ciya cIlEt eatis
-. .Yss Al .49x 1t II: e7ssp. It II th> world.
IT., EE'.ksiaN 5Yk y VAR 4tt+a rot 70 injars
~ Is slr = q -t-- '1r e,i2k'eA, dokr e.
THO TEtETlAN r'iE wtrt1 = l:h r. oidi:y and cE:.
A:I1y ID. h-lr Qntr,rt NJ. otep>s.son ~hat-vtr.
The o.NErie~ VIZ d9ers any saadr chat msy
:eut-..t- fh.t ~'Hu y f:d". crock e wash out
+-ttcrat sA+r:' ~ nt =. ths har itktlf.
Eur sa'r tA a &jrux.',. T. P1act s. cents.
-. Ma t,R-s. i;r al AKtnt. Z told stfees,
tten HA.r's"tnrc II .A-EEwa AFRICA KAn
f3LtEs tv II hi or 81. II u4e IN larRa bot
tt. p:icc &c. l,:9 esssuh bAw
piles -(<.- nae>rr7soief%}-Plke
7S* Aus.Al.np 1,eE,tc ,of -+il.s - row wol Known
~ Il ttCf. HE'Lds f1r lAo above cou1-
Qiatn: VIZ uGt,. h.s Us c1u 81 ID Practice. S4ee
Of t7tst %ns ran +cArc+lt 1st fn4t II VIII oot
,t-"c.f. Fo-mn'. ar-. 4ppHcsttan extern T. 11y
Lttsb = fHI1 8, - axe st1Eet Eh!:a-o. General
Who ~s-l Wttssu AEre = ty2en.t"-sn-T AAwh
Prof. Chus. Ese Gr7.sn:s Electric
es1k.
ltsLcc3 thst snt n:!,at:sa. 0-A'nea*. HepraiE1A.
6noI.t. "a s'E .tn!-'., &c ct1-I tanol.ins 20
:ral~. ,.a:et rirer1c ftils e4r1kntec 10 relieve
cl ~ IL eso tcon- Ct 11tne arc with trtn:nf
pxleitr. tn1s - c.zsa ~nn s nnt'!s. Sold BY
d1 ErEtHa III EtrJ t. rprit cfr:3 ~tltee T. T.. uf
DAH y appth tsch*t ST., tha' she!phis bne Atent.
FHlN6A~~ = Var ~: AAt &. Is saft stsees, Chh
vcf :. { ~ d, t'ru.r,ss std strclsu.4.
x.s.EN ,B,.h W4Ft
, 1864-08-31

MIL I7'ART COLLEEN Or
lA FRNt.SYLyANIA. chRr:9red tythf STAG and
ep-ned I. ksy lat, w:h 1yey ons hundred nup'1a.
ccnu e~ces eIE .ess:on .eare.ne7 Ash ESr cir.
cal.rs. sd~r.Es n. i. HoFFoR0, =. Il PieMdsn
411sn{run. Perm. 3u5r1S1t,1H-4
, 1864-08-31

: L Eot:EAhIIE EYE !sFlTM 7 THlS PORT, >
u rnrsrsnct Ct II. act e ca7e:t1s, snoso1ed
.nn; r. 1s fe1 I;s n:'7:fs thS .r, sasfes..
e., cnics 1et,se y hs:t nT E,vsn t9st o.ossa
ssyanth DAY cf aeI:tenfT Le1: fc1 alculds bui:abs
ior :nc tn1tcsca Of the aosnissL TL-ke r1oandi
Wv. nor fAlzAcI fcu;h :hEa H77e eI1k.
II size rnex r.rrt O: Re leas han ts1:e huat,ca
E1tt hsye fol ana u oheduc!ed t:ontaee up3n III
lns d Sl,.ru II|THER EATHk &]zuecrEr
hEtf t.y3H .8t
, 1864-08-31

MRE n, r. WILLIS
up.trs1. q to receive <ev atil,fo.ht puFila bs-
TWEEN he Sg.E Ct pcn -, to b. educAted With her
daughters :. Iol-w1ic 1he ,ehocl year Viii nes N
eep'tmper 18Th. Address Hoo1ns. cs&1ys Co.s n. I.
kpxl Qtnl 2E,-u. 4 RSES&
, 1864-08-31


Ftf1tI:e Of 1tr It Il :pHsl ustnn House Etraes.
N+w I-.. ~ il cc 10 '55s, now 5ernA nent.s
~ local- d - ~ tA dolbt ett,e niCaxp. 1ulno
6p tt.n.t I, h! ,s.-i VI 1Lu CuEoarc: MxEcC.
ElAl, -cI Fl:L.Is. Ii; 9 l.ads Q! BLOOD ANn ElE
EntsA-Es III = +uAi'E+r. or AEcN7A Aa1oua VEak
7.EA14 ..C~Ek. tr+g 'he.r -lsh0ut Ikxcr.tpG 10
kt"c4Ys, IL t1lLH 20 .sslr. A7s-nisao. snF po,.o1,
tut ~ { = hEUIsA Z, L PtslT1vE CurE IT ali
..CEGA>,o txArEs.s.. ~ h ss s.mtuas Weakas:s
No.: Nfn~ + d h tu kf i 4ssl-:e usonEof On o.
non.e q sek .y.+@> i :as;sc'erons, txc.ss u
cutal hsTtG 'sIf. rsfa: 'oF .0as RI mssuo =. c7A
1Lefou IL ltt-sTt. rr,n er1 f3ttn S1ltz 4n4 <n1fy
win o1htr 1,'c"-h'- st.i. tyes as,as, Eetted IL
radically tn.tu l.. t. "'tH ne 1-:poo. %sy.nk aucG
t1nr d. y. & :; e.. Eon''5. -. strs s.u!t. and
ai' urs.ss u1l*r :" T.. a1s.. u tffyate natu1e
Usa a'ec.ts OF tn~ hoi1 HoERlaLe class.
WhLre IL III k-~ pELs.EA p+als -nrd, producing
1:io:et tAA f-rr ~ w.ts o.a:eTs rn'as ta
til, heal R-f AozeA ef~*tc s1roats~o4a. tltos Apd
. os.slrotu,k, tosrtbtr'~'n u enol=ss numa:s ot
Frfsf:t.s.
III. Jsunest rcro,nr,s DC b. tbs fr=,s centrally Of
tie fou,h. tar E4ru"ns sAcal ! q. rroieslos1 Of
Inn :es. nsa b. @rr IT osc oaTEb:e no ,ss;
K,rtcebr ,, Nr. jar: OlEc. EMO P-slo1s Etc At 80
FAIauph. nrtv-ea 1-sss lrd Dearborn etfeats.
Uudc. peg iron. 4. - until 2 M rD1n1ta'ip-s
ndtclths. Au$$ D&3S 15ss4
, 1864-08-31

kzexseusAr1ot:on for d1sexses xrtsins from naht1a
Of diselcaton, used r conoectlon H:h tia E1ta<t8
mended- Evtdeneect tho m sr lesponstb1a md II
liable cttfacter " IN acro0nAn3 tie mecfpi1eA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05
Captain eemmeS- Arkansas Legisla-
.. Iatnre,


C- '- Ts,nre.
c,1po Nov ao-Iotorm,t;on seemingly
NJ . reI;.h, W. oh. ~" = 20 he effect that
Canta;n Sannns ~ 80 n;-ate Alabama, ar
ri ia a. R.nJa5 Msv;ao October II, en-
ronte ~ R;ohS,nua =. Mat,moras.
'0 ~ ~ !" n ~ aa.v w nn ororumt.in
,hs 4 ~ tne Zgtn tnete WAS Ho 4''
INC M AausaS heglSia0ife' ,.;.
Ancendinry Designs IN
Memphis papers ofyesterday give 1etaheu
accounts Of the plot BY which the re9el aSents
designed to burn the Memphis anu IA. [a,ii ro;I
depot, and government stores worth TWO NIL
IT DHs u collars. Inc plot was - otter was on.
" .. detectives to whom the matte, nas
Sus:eu ny ue1. Masnourne,S o. 81. bn;l5-
iat'es captured In the act Oh mS were
Jugs. !! is alleged these Sen nornment ton
nar 49, rEn Tue ieOet tba nronrrty de-
a,roS - vi 'ne 'alua"on o''''N
stroyea'
Inc victory in Tennessee Cohnrou y
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The following ON
cial dispatch, confirming the reported veto
ry in Tennessee, has been received at head
quarters
FRANKLIN, Nov. 30.-The enemy made
heavy and persistent attack with ABOUT
two corps, commencing at 4 o'clock, p. NJ,
and lasting until after dark. he was re-
pulsed at all points, with very heavy loss,
probably reaching five or six thousand men.
Our loss is probably not more than one-tenth
Of that number. We captured about one
thousand men, including one Brigadler-Gen-
eral. (Signed,) SCHoFIELD.
New York, Dec. 1.-The Commercials
special says the Richmond papers OF Tues
day contain no intelligence concerning Sher-
man. They state that neither Macon nor
Augusta were taken. On the 18th trains
were running regularly between the two
cities.
Judue Halt Anno;rted ATTORNEY Gen.
ernI.
Tho Tr;b,,,s,, Uosh;ncton sneci,l .avs
Jr5oe Hol, bos 49, Saiec5ed m sncSeed AZ.
tornsv Genorsi R.to,
VI. or a.. p..nL,,,
Ere.S R1',,a n1a....,,r,riiX Exnected
neHr NashX;IIe'
N,ouy,,,r Doo.,,,or1 Parties or-;vod
fronn The front vSo wore w;tnesse, N tbe
hN,.I, .,o,.as5D,,. Va" J.;Sh ,ho nttanI NJ tbo
rshoI torca as Snrn JoSnor,,e -Four charoe,
go 80 ,1non H. InJoroi m,SL.d hate.
r;os IN hodU toHr l;nos doon Each t;rns
tbo rabs1, W.. ronrl.aJ WITH fe,rfnI SI.neb-
tn ae 'G Tba Sor. &c on ,be nnrtb .;ds nS sbo
river onnosi.s the town. extending IN the
r;ver i1clWd;ne The Town. II was = line Of
,n,eLod batter;ss Ewo witnesses saw the on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05
THE CITIZENS MEETING.

In our local columns will be found a re-
port Of the proceedings had at the meeting
on Saturday evening. Owing to the
frightful condition of the roads and streets,
Gold Hill was not represented by any
great numerical strength. The proceed
ings were all of a preliminary character
consisting only of the appointment of COM
mittees to examine into and report facts to
another meeting to be held on next Satur-.
day evening. This looks something like
Business. Wehope that the next meeting
viii be well attended, and that the COM
mittees will be able to present matters in
a shape to give the people thorough un-
derst&nding of our condition and our
wants. The Legislature meets a week
from to-day, and the affairs of Storey
county should be one Of the first subjects
tOr thar action.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05
THE INAUGURATION.

Just before going to press we received
the following dispatch from Mr.. Lynch:
CARSON, Dec. 5-3P.M.
The Inauguration of State officers has
Just taken place. Judge Brosnan admin
istered the oath. The valedictory Of Gov.
Nye is a very able one, and was well re-
ceiyed. There was large assemblage of
people present. Governor Blasdel is now
delivering his inaugural.
The ceremonies closed with music and
benediction.
Lewis is Chief Justice-tem two years.
Beatty, four years, and Brosnan SIX years
of the Supreme Court.
Judges Wells of this place, private 'e'-
Rotary of Governor Blasdel. ,,.ou
(Sipnedl LiN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05

SPECIAL NoTICE.-Wec call attention to the card
ofDr. Jordan elsewhere in our paper. The Doc
tor has taken rooms at the Newman House, in
Virginia, where he is prepared to consult with
those afflicted with the maladies which he makes
his speciality. Persons suffering from any of
those complaints, would do well to give DIR. Jor.
dan trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05

Dek'T fail to procure Mira wISsLow's sooTH'
ING SYRUP for children teIthIng 1t has been
used for thirty years with never falling safety ana
success, by millions Of mothers, for their children.
1t corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
colcr regulates the bowels, and gives rest health
and comfort to mother and child Twenty-Five
cents bottle. Offices, No. AZ Dey street, New
York, and No. 2O5 High Holborn, London, Eng
land. NOES
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05
SALE OF THE MINERAL LANDS.

In a review of the condition of the
State" the Stockton Independent advo-
Gates the sale of the mineral lands. This
is measure, which although long and
vehemently opposed, is gaining in pop
ularity every day in California. The In
dependent says:
Let US, then, turn back from the fate to-
ward which our past policy has been drifting
us, and ask the Federal Government to enact
well-guarded laws for the sale Of the mineral
lands, in such quantities and at such prices
as will enable the poor and homeless TO buy
and attach themselves enduringly to the soil.
II is notable fact that the only thriving
class Of people in the mountain counties for
the last three or four years, is the farmer and
horticulturist, who, whatever be the fortune
of the miner or the condition of the mines,
can always at least deriye good and indie
pendent living from the soil and ind pront-
able market in the cities Of the coast and
valleys and of Nevada for this surplus. Yet
even these are insecure in their possessions.
Il is moreover q notable fact that Of all the
southern mining counties, Mariposa, which
has the poorest facilities for yagabond placer
mining, is at this time the most prosperous;
and this is entirely owing to the fact that
company possessing large capital has secured
indisputable title TO an extensive tract OF min
eral lands which could not be worked ,cithoH
this capital The day has gone by when
mining can be probably followed without
CAPITAL. We have hundreds OF millions Of
gold vet in the solid rock, but nomadic labor
can never develop it. 1t will require ten: OF
millions in mills, aqueducts and hired labor
70 do the work. And until the State and
General Government do something to en-
courage the introduction OF tnls neeoeo cap
ital, California will continue to decay
The discussion of the same question
with reference to the mines of this State
is delicate ground; yet as some means Of
settling mining titles here will ere long be
demanded, it is as well that our people
begin to study the subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05

NEvADA.-By the rain gauge of Nevada
City, California, it appears that up to the
morning of November 2sth rain had fallen
to the depth of eleven inches there. The
streams are higher than they have been at
any time since the food of 1862. Snow
and rain fell at Nevada on the 2sth of
November, ... ...... .S. .... w.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05

BULLION SHIPMENr.- Wells, Fargo &
Co. shipped yesterday 40 bars Of bullion,
weighing 1868 pounds, Of the assayed
value of $O2,279 81, and being the larg-
est shipment which has been made for sew
eral months,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05

THE northern part Of Salt Lake Valley is
subject to wind.storm Of extraordinary yio-
lenee, whereby houses, barns and other build
ings, As well a. stacks Of hay, straw, wheat,
etc., are DESTROYED. Mail ..!,r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05

And notice Is hereby given, that in accordance
with the laws OF the Territory Of Nevada now the
State of Nevada, and the bylaws Of this compa.
nv, there will be sold on SATURDAY, the third
day Of December, 1854, in front Of the company's
office, in Gold Hill, between the hours OF and
o'clock PM, to-wit: at 2 o'clock P. NJ, 70 many
shares Of said stock a. will be necessary TO pay
the amount due for assessments, together with the
costs of advertising and sale. By order Of the
Board of TrusteeG g. w. PEAsE, Sec'y.
Gold HILL Nov. ., 1854. noe I'd
The above sale Is postponed until WEDNES.
DAY, the 7th day Of December, A. d. 1864, at the
hour and place above named
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
de5t ~ CIV. PEASE, Secy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-05
Ceutral Hawkeye Mining Compa.

Central Hawkeye Mining C0mpa.
ny,-Notice In hereby given, that in accordance
with the laws Of the Territory Of Nevada and the
bylaws Of the above named company, there will
be sold at public auction, at o'clock P. NJ, on
SATURDAY, the Sd day Of December, 4. D.
1864, al the Office Of the company, to the highest
bidder for cash In u s. gold coin, 30 many shares
of the capital stock of said company. stumbling in
the names of the following persons, as will be
necessary for the payment Of all assessments due
and unpaid up to. and including assessment No. 6
together with the expenses Of advertising and
sale, as follows:
Names. Shs. Amt.
s N johnson --..--.-...-.-.-.-.--.I ID. bToO
I'M Walker, go so
p NJ Fisher so
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
mol I'd MN MITCHELL, Secy.
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY
Dec. 18TH at the same hour and place as above.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
de5td NJ. N. MITCHELL, Secy.
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Michigan Mining and Mill COmpR.
ny-There is delinquentfor assessment No. ., of
thirty dollars per share, relieved on the 29th day
of September, 1864, by the Board of Trustees Of
the Michigan Mining and Mill Company, payable
in United States Legal Tender Notes, on certif.
Gates of stock in said company, standing In the
names of the following persons, to-wit
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H. W. THEALL IA. PAXTON W. B. THoRNBUR0
ASSAY OFFICE
THEALL & CO.,

THEALL 81 CO.,
Virginia City, Nevada.
Gold and silver Bullion and Ores OF every
description Melted and AsSayed.
RETURNS MADE IN BARS OR COIN! =
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO TREAT
w our bars by the
Humid Process OF AssayinR!
This process is the only in general use In all
United States MINIS, and In San Francisco Assay
Offices
We guarantee our assays TO conform accurately
to the standard of
The u. =. Mint.
REDUCED CHARGES!
Our fees for assayIng will be the same a. are
charged in San Francisco. THEALL & CO
Virginia, Oct ], 1854. nolI II
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T. huHLIs' Rvs. HcvILouou.
BANKERS,
Granite S!! diet, v iit:f: qs,s'o T.'

DRAW AT SIGHT ON.
Hentsch & BeriOn, mn saH Fra1ei1eO
Sell Exchange at Sight or Time, on
De Rham q Co., New York
Morris, Provost d c., ,,ttt,i LonAon
henfsch, Latscher e. Co., iitIitt PariO
LutterOth & c., i.ttttiiittHaiburs
Hentsch q Co., i,Ittstsi,,It Geneva
PURCHASE AND MAKE ADVANCES ON Bull
lion left for Assay.
Make advances on Silver and Copper Ore for ship
ment to Europe.
Deposits. special or otherwise, received; Coffee
tons made, and III other business connected With
Banking punctually attended 70. =,
oesu :. kUhLlH0 %.
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NEW TO-DAY.
NIAGARA SALOON,
NORTH b STREET,
Opposite the Masonic Bl0ck.)

THIS SALOON HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY
l. overhguled, repaired, painted and renovated,
at great expense. and this {Monday) evening will
be thrown open to the public.
Four of the best
Billiard Tables
In the State are TO be found here, and none but
the very best of
Wines,
and Cigars,
are kept at the bar. Call and see u.s.
LYNCH e. HARDY.
Virginia Dec 9th, 1864. de5 I'm
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The Latest from sherman.

Nothing later from Sherman. No rebel
papers have been received within the past
twenty-four hours. The very latest rebel in
telligence from either column Of Sherman's
arman's army placed Slocum's column at
Greensboro on the State railroad, eighty.four
miles west OF Augusta, on the 10th: How
ards column was at Toomsboro, on the Cen
trail railroad, one hundred and forty-hye
miles from Savannah, on the I'D. Both col
umns had crossed the Ocomulgee and Oconee
rivers, the two principal streams on the route
of their march, and was at the dates men
toned fully half way to Savannah.
The World thinks it not likely that Lee
has sent large force to Georgia, and says
the rebels must rely on the levies called out
by Governor Brown Of Georgia and Governor
Bonham of South Carolina, to reinforce the
troops which have probably reached Augusta
from the garrisons of Savannah, Charleston
and Wilmington.
Our GunbOats near Mobile.
By the steamer Fort Morgan we have late
adyices from the Gulf. Five Of our gunboats
lie in Mobile Bay, only three miles from the
CITY. The rebels have important earthworks
little below the city.
AT Baedad, on the Mexican side Of the
Rio Grande, an expeditionary Union force,
under Lieutenant-C Colonel Sterling, captured
4 company Of rebels, also number Of small
arms ct Barren Bridge.
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The Times Army of the Potomac special
aispatch saws the recent attempt Of the rebels
to destroy portion of our line by damming
the stream, has thrown the waters PACK
through the bend on portion Of the rebel
line, and threatens serious damage. Inc
railroad has been extendedtwo miles further.
On the left Lee Is building railroad for the
accommodation Of his cavalry.
Cause Of the Sinking Of the FIOrida.
NRw YoRK, Nov. 30.-The HerGlds For
tress Monroe special says: The Florida sunk
from an unknown cause, but it supposes that
abe sprung leak in the seams, weakened BY
the blow from the Wachusetts at the time Of
the capture. 40 '-t'.' '.
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regret TO notice That the 5tocKholders IN
the Sheba are taking very inconsiderate and
preiudicial course. Instead Of submitting
quietly to being assessed, as they ought to
do, and paying up like men, they have called
a meeting for this afternoon to clss and dis
cuss the action of their trustees in levying an
assessment Of $50 per foot, and are even car
rying their base ingratitude so far as to sug-
gest the idea of !" freeze Out" and make other
disparaging remarks. This habit Of investi-
eating the conduct of trustees implies want
Of that generous confidence which is the very
soul and life of commercial transactions, and
ought to be frowned down. 1t was the means
Of getting Frank out Of the Utah into Jail,
and may do the same for other officers if not
stopped. Adios, &c.,. AMIGO. .