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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19
Gold HIM. May .. S issi :" rukSE 1a sssz
0IininR Company,

FrauktI NIInin8 U0mP0nys = NOTICE. n
hereby given, that in accordance with the laws Of
Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF the company
there win be sold at public auction on THURSDAY,
June g. 1854 at O'Clock Pm, in front of the ONCE OF
the company, 50 many shares Of the capital stock,
standing In the names Of the following parties as
may be necessary TO nquidate the amounts due
thereon, together with accruing costs:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19
Gold Hin, May 6, 1854.

Gold Hin. May 6. 1854. mays m
Atlas Company. DeIinquent Sale.-On
THURSDAY, June 1854, In front Of the once Of the
company In Gold Hill at O'Clock Pm. As much Of
the following described stock will be sold at public
auction as win pay the amount due on assessment
No. and costa OF sale and advertising In accordance
with the bylaws Of the company:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19
BY oruer Of inc bo.rM yu NJ ISSIIGtJop aec,v
Gold Hill Nav 7 1884 may7 m

WooIsey Gold and Silver MininG Co,
Office No IS Jackson street. San Francisco, 18TH
May lS6I-Notice-A sufi1cient number Of shares
OF the capital stock OF the Woolsey Gold and silver
Mining Company standing on the books OF the COM
pany In the names of the following persons, VII %
sold at public auction at the salcsroom OF Jerome
Rice Co., No. 3N Montgomery street, san FIAn.
cisco, on FRIDAY, the 18th OF June, 1864, ~ y
O'Clock ~, as may be necessary 10 pay assessmenu
now due by said parties together with expenses OF
advertising and sale.
Assessment No. !, levied July 18th, 1853, q cents
per share; No. q levied September 4th 1858. = cents
per share; No. g. levied October 3oth, 1858, 20 eenu
Der share; No. e. levied February 18TH 1854, 20 eenu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19

by ofuer OF me buarI OF LIustees
Gold Hill, April 4, 1854 APPS ID
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY, May
l6th. 1854 At the hour and place above named
mAystd I. H. PRALLs Sec'y. Z
The above sale Is postponed until THURSDAY,
Nav 18th 1854 at the hour and place above named
myis ID T. b. PRALL. Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19

Kentucky Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Notice Is hereby given that in accordance with the
laws OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
OF me couDany's Office. on THURSDAY, June 9Th,
lStl at O'clock Pm, many shares OF the caplal
stock standing In the names OF the following parties
as will be necessary TO hquidate the amounts que
thereon together with accruing costs: s-,o,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19
nELINnIRNT ASSESSMENT SALES.
~. = =. M. .,onomoL Gold and sil-

yer Mining Company-Gold Hill, May 9, ESQ,
tice is hereby given that In accordance win tne Laws
there Will be sold at public auction at the ONCE OF
the company on THURSDAY, June 9th, loei al
o'clock PM SO many shares OF the capital sock OF
standing in the names Of the following persons as
will pay the amount due for assessments thereon'
together with the costs Of sale and advertising:
Names Certificates. Shs. Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19

RicheIleu MInlng Company.-Notice il
hereby given that according 70 the laws Of Nevada
Territory, there win be sold At public auction, in
shares OF the above named companys stock stand
Ing In tho names below designated, will pay the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19

kuickerboeker Gold and silver lIinins

The above sale OF stock is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, May 3lst, at 2 O'Clock P. N. By order
OF the Board OF Trustees.
myl7ti SAML HYATT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19

The above sale Is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
June 18TH 1864 at the hour and place above named.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
GEO. BORDWELL, President
San Francisco Nay 10. 1864. myl3 m
Yuba Gold and Silver MininG Company,
Palmyra Istrict-Notice.-So many shares OF the
capital stock OF this company standing IN the names
OF the following persons will pay the assessment
due thereon, together with the cost Of sale and Ad
vertsing will be sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder according to the laws Of Nevada TerTttory
and the bylaws Of the company on MONDAY, June
18TH 1864, at o'clock Pm, at the Office Of the com.
many In Gold Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19

CB. GOODRICH. Sec'y
Gold Hill. April 81. 1864. apr22 I'd
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No. Certs. Shs. Amt


GEO. c. BURNETT. sec'y.
Gold Hill, May I, 1854. nlayg m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-19

cola HIu. May ), lsel. q " b - msis
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05
Union County Convention.

At a meeting Of the Union County Central
Committee, held in Oroville on the 9th day OF
February. ls6l, it was resolved that Union
County Convention in and for Butte County, be
held IN oroviIle, on Thursday, the 18th day OF
March, A. D., 1864, for the purpose of eleeting
delegates to Union State Convention, 10 be he Ia
in the City Of Sacramento, on the 24th- day Of
March, prox., and to transact such other business
as may properly come before it. And il fnr-
ther
Resotced, That the ratio Of representation in
said County Convention be as follows, viz: One
delegate for each precinct in Butte County. at
which polls for the General Election of Sept. I'd,
1868, were opened, and one additional delegate for
each thirty votes, major practice of 80 votes
cast at said General Election, for F. F. Low for
Governor OF this State
Ii Is suggested by tbs Committee that the Union
voters OF each Precinct, meet on the 18th day OF
March 1854, and elect delegates 10 said County
Convention, and certify their election. 1t is
recommended by the Committee, that at the pri-
mary elections all free white male citizens of the
United States, who are legal voters in Butte Co..
and in favor Of sustaining the National Admins.
tration. and the National Army and Navy In their
Efforts TO crush out the existing rebellion and pre-
serving, unbroken the Union of these o. s.. be per.
mitted to vote for delegates.
The following is list of the Precincts entitled
% send delegates to the County Convention afore-
said, and the number Of delegates each Precinct is
entitled to, is set opposite thereto.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

II selzed with severe Gold, HoAFseases, Sore
Throat bad CouSh. Head ache. rsin IN the hack or
shoulders take, on going to bed. two tesspooasfal
Of Railways Ready Relief in hall tpmblerfal of
hot water sweeteaed with sugar eg molas<eS. In
the morning yoa viii rise cured Of your cold
Let these who have caught cold. ci,her slight or
severe. t-y this prescription it wilt break M your
cold If you neglect yoar cold may srow seriously
and end in consumption. II suffering from Rheu-
matism, Lumbago. Cont, Neuralgia, Cramps.
Strains. Bruises, Wounds, &c, Railways Ready
Relief will afford immediate ease. Price es cents
per bottle. Sell by Druggists. Every -,-ent has
recently been furnished With fresh Ready heliet
For Ssle by Druggists.
HosTETrER. SMITH 4 DEAN. Agents.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Summons.
IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
Il Judicial District, ot the State Of California in

IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
u Judicial District OF the State Of California in
and fcr the Coanty at Butte.
The People q the State Of California vS II. K.
Mitchell and the following described rssl estate
situated n. ophir Township, Bate Couniy and
Stale OF California being the South half OF the
south ea>t quarter Of section s. Township Is
y K II ) east. Also the SoGth half OF the north
hail and south quarter Of Section > Tow Iship Il,
No l. ) east. continuing 44o arceS. Also. all
owners 81 any interest ~ estate in said described
land. knows or unknown. defendants Action
brought IN The District Court ot the Second adj
elA. i'i>'F1t ana the complaint fleaIa the County
q baIte II te Qfce % the Clerk OF said District
The People of the State of alioraia send greet-
ing IL H. r. Mitchell. and all oNllers OF any Inter
est Or estate IN the above described real estate
known or unkn0wn- You are hereby required 10
appear in an action brought against voa by the
above named Plaintiff. in the District CoGTt Of the
Second Judicial District Of the STATE Of California
II and for the County of Butte aud - answer the
complaint He'd herein. within foriv iav> after the
expiration Of eight successive publications. lex
elusive Of the last day Of said paelcatou) Of this
summons once a week IN the WEESLy UNION
RsCpRD, weekly newspaper published in the
county of Butte, OF Judgment by default will be
taken against yog-
The said action Is brought - obtain Judgment
against the real estate above named, Tor the sam OF
> .50leQ dollars, alleged 10 be due from said real
estate q this Plaintiff for taxes assessed and levied
against it toy the fiscal year \. r.. l>63 which said
taxes aS assessed, are more specially set forth IL
the complaint hled herein. TO which you are refer
red--and for cost and if you fail 10 appear and
answer the said complaint a. above required, the
Plaintiff will take Judgment against said real
estate by default for the Of 5.50l00 dollars,
besides costs and percentage. and decree OF said
Court adjudgiag the title OF said II. X. Mitchell,
(and all other claimants known and unknown) to
the same subject and subordinate to the Judgment
herein for taXes-alsO. Tor such othe- and further
equitable relief as may be right and equitable in
the premises.
Given under my hand and Seal OF the District
Court of the Second Judicial District this 18th day
Of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty four.
J. W. GILKYSON, Clerk.
sw-nlS By r. HoBEkT, Deputy.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

PREcoc1ous.-There is person iu this city
who enjoys TO day his eighth birthday. yet is
married ard has several children. He is fine
mathematician, can solve you any problem in
Davies Algebra, is an excellent linguist. reads
Latin, Greek and Hebrew, and is not unfamiliar
with the modern languages. He writes
pleasant address, and even sermons that he
turns off have been pronounced excellent. Gu
rious as this case may seem, it is literally true.
We do not claim it as an evidence of the won
dertul character of our climate. for the person
referred to had seen his seventh birthday before
coming 10 Califoruia.-S +. Bulletin, 29th.
We would remind our cotemporary that the
first of April is a more appropriate time 10
perpetrate "goaks' on people than the t,rsnty
ninth Of February. from the fact that the lst
OF April comes every year.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05
News of the Week.

We have at last lively news from the Army
Of the Potomac. Offensive operations were
resumed By making skillfal disposition OF The
Infantry force in front Of Lee, with a cavalry
force upon bis flank to engage his attention.
while Fitzpatrick. with large body of cavalry.
made detoIr With the object. i. is said, Of
making rapid march upon Richmond and a,
last accounts be Was reported to be within Is
miles Of that city Il is also ihought that 4
force from the Peninsula was moving in the
same direction, and that Longstreet had been
recalled from Tennessee 10 reinforce Lee II
the Federal forces should reach the rebel Cap
ital, it would compel Lee TO leave his intreuch-
ments on the Rapidsn for the rescue, which
would, of coqrse, be the signal for an advance
By Gen. Meade. The rebels are engaged by
Federal forces in oil paris Of the Confederacy.
and it is a favorable time to strike an effeciual
blow at Jeff.'s stronghold in Virginia
Oar forces in Florida have met with serious
reverse in an engagement with the enemy, who
were advantageously posted with strong bat
teries. Our loss is stated at from twelve to
fifteen hundred in killed. wounded and prisoners
The rebels concede severe losses on their side
Our latest reliable news from Sherman was
that be had possession of Selma, Alabama,
Richmond papers Of Monday say that official
dispatches from Polk stated that Sherman was
making retrogade movement. A Mobile
dispatch says fire was opened that day on Fort
Powell by six Monitors and four gunboats-
shelliDg kept up all day.
The Richmond papers announce with un-
fegned regret the appointment of Bragg as
Commander-in Chief of the rebel army over the
head of Gen. Lee. The rebellion has thus bei
come more than ever "a game OF Bragg"
A declaration of exchange between Butter
and the rebel authorities declares all persons
delivered at City Point up to Jan. 24th, 1864
exchanged.
Advices from North Carolina strengthen the
impression that the rebels mean 10 evacuate
Virginia, and select more southern line OF
defense. The rebel force In North Carolina Is
said to be increasing.
The Golden City, which left San Francisco
90 the Sd, took S24993l2 in treasure She
was armed with 100 pound Parrott on her
forward deck, and guard of 20 men com
manded by Lieutenant of the Provost Guard,
all armed with carbines and revolyers Her
Parrott gun weighs 10000 pounds, and is
similar n size and powers to Gilmore's Charles $
ton Swamp Angels. Passengers will be
searched for arms on down and up trips. The
above is explained by the following private
dispatch, dated New York, ID I'VE have just
received the following, signed by Gen. Butler,
Fortress Monroe: L have information that a
party of rebels have already left Nassau to
attempt the capture of the Aspinwall steamer
with treasure
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

From AcAPuLco.-News was received by
the Navy Department at Washington, on the
lst, that during the latter part of January, two
French frigates entered Acapulco and proceeded
to overhaul everything, threatening to lombard
the town if resistance was offered. They ex.
amined all the American vessels in port and
caused much CONSERVATION among other neu.
trails Accounts state that French frigate is
keeping strict blockade at Acapulco, and has
seized quantity of contraband of war. The
United States steamers Lancaster and Saginaw
were in that harbor
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

An EDITORIAL BRUTUs. - An editor thus
talks to bis non paying subscribers aud patrons
it will hit-"Hear US for our debts and get
ready that you may pay; trust US, We are in
need-and have regard for our need, as you
have been long trusted; acknowledge your in.
debtedness, and dive into your pockets, that
you may promptly fork over. II there be any
among you one single patron that don't owe
US something then 10 him We say, step aside,
consider yourself gentleman. If the rest
wish TO know why We dun them, this is our
answer; not that VIC care about ourselves, but
our creditors do. Would you rather that we
went to Jail, and you go free, than you pay
your debts and keep Us moving? As we agreed
We have worked for you; as We contracted, We
furnished our paper to you, but as you don t
pay we dun You. Here are agreements for job
work, contracts for subscriptions aud adyerti-
sing, promises for long credit, and duns for de-
ferred payment Who is there so green that
he don't take paper?-if any be need not
speak, for we don't mean him. Who-is there
so green that he don't advertise-if any, he
amt the chap, let him slide. Who is there so
mean that he won't pay the printer-if any,
let him shout, for he's the man we'ere after.
His name is legion, and he's owing Us for one,
two, three, four FIVE six years-long enough to
make Us poor and him rich, at our expense"
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

4 Word 10 the tgcd.-Tn the decline of life
the loss Of vita. force consequent upon physical
decyy, can only be supplied by some vivifyinS
preparation which recruits the strength and spirits
without entailinc the exhaustion which is always
the final effect OF ordiaary stilnuants. We tender
To the aged
DR. RoSrErrER's SToNECH BIrrERs
As an lnvlgoTant and restorative. immediate in its
beneficial vction and permanent in its effect IL
tones thestonach, improves the appetite acts like
charm upon the spirits For dyspepsia oppres-
sion after eating bilious ehulic, wind cholic.
SpasmS Of the stomach. sick or nervous headache,
chils and fever, tremens PROSTITUTION, and all the
complaints special to the fcehler sex the Biiters
are earnestly recommended by thousands who have
witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases.
Sold by all druggists and dealers eyerywhere
H0STETTER. SMITH 4 DEAN,
Agents for Pacific Coast. San Francisco.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05
The Constitution and the nlood.-No per.

The Constitution and Ihe Bleod.-No per-
maneat cure OF any Ulcer1us eruptive diteaSecan
be effected except 10y constitutional treatment. The
vitiated blood must be rendered pBre and heathful
otherwise. the cause ~ the disorder remains lurk-
ing IN the system and Is ture 20 break out in some
deadher form than before. Bat one medicue known
among men reaches and eNpefs this hanetul princi-
pie. and restores the constitution to its original
strength and viCor It's BRISroL's SARSAPARILLA.
Suppressve medicines are highly dangerous in such
cases. and mercury almost invariably substitutes
ton one malady another equally terrible. Bat this
Bal>amic Vegetable Detergent and Restorative
razos the very foundations OF disease and converts
into stronghold Of health and strength the system
from which it has expelled the poisonous invader.
IoltS purifying and liereuewing power, this most
wonderful of the worlds remedies owes its uuriy-
allied reputation.
Sold by respect be druggists everywhere.
rErTER. SMITH & DEAN.
Agents fF Pacific Coast san Francisco.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

Ono OrrICIAL.-The official vote Of Ohio
has at length been correctly footed up. Both
Houses of the Legislature were occupied one
whole week canvaSsiug the returns of the last
election, in January last. The vote on Gov
erpor is, Brough, 2s5. sos; Vallandigham,
lSS,9S4. Broush's majority, leI,s24. The
rebel Democrat, Valandigham, and the rebel
Morgans run through Ohio were similar and
signal failures-ose escaped into Canada un.
der the protection of The British Lion, the
other. with the marks Of the Penitentisry, dug
his way through sewer and fed to Dixie
Hail latter day Democrats well met
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

BONNEVILLE was nearly destroyed by FIRE
last Saturday night. The fire originated about
the center of Main street, spreading in every
direction with fearful rapidity. Although the
town possessed water works and fire depart
ment, they were comparatively useless, owing
TO the high wind which prevailed at the time
The county buildings and many fine residences
on the east side of the Yuba, sustained but
little damage. The bss is about 100000
very little insurance. The Democrat aud
Standard newspaper offices were destroyed
This is the third time that Downieville has
been visited by destructive fires.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

The Supreme Court of Massachusetts, has
decided that. even in 4 case Of special contract
Tor payment of debt in gold, the claimant is
bound TO receive legal tender Treasury notes
The Court decided that it is one of the attri.
bu;es Of sovereignty to change the value Of
money; and Congress, in accordance with the
right clearly vested in it, having declared legal
tender Treasury notes to be money, the courts
of law must conform to the change, and regard
that as a dollar which Congress declares
to be so.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05
THE movement for the denomination of Mr.

THE movement for the denomination Of Mr.
Eincoln grows in strength. The Union State
Convention of New Hampshire, the Legislature
of Pennsylvania, the Union Leagues of Nash
vile and the Union Leagues of Philadelphia
have all renominated him. The Desmoines
Register pledges the sixteen votes Of Iowa in
the National Convention for the denomination
OF President Lincoln; in which the Muscatine
Journal acGuiesces by saying From what we
Know of the wishes of the people, we are happy
to say the Register is not reckoning without
its host"
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

PRoNorEp.-We are glad to learn that
some of our old friends and acquaintauces, the
Cambridge, Ohio Boys" have been receiving
the reward their services aud qualifications
eutitle them To- The Guernsey. .. Times says
that Major John T. Rauey, of the 18th Ohio
has been promoted TO the Lieut.. Colonelcy OF
that regiment. Lieutensnts j. c Douglas,
(brother of Mrs j. G. Moore, of Orovllle,) and
Gordon Lohand have been nominated and con-
frmed as Assistant Adjutant Generals with
the rank of Captain, for gallant and meri,ori-
Gus conduct on the field. Orderly Sergeant
W. ii. Ii. Mcllyar, has been promoted to s
second Lieutenancy in the l22d regiment
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

WILD GEESE are said to be very numerous
in the vicinity of the ttlies in Sut,er county
and are creating sad havoc with the grain fields
10 that section. Some of the grain crops have
been completely destroyed By them.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

FIRsr CHILD BoRS IN 0HIo.-Among The
Photographs seui to the Sanitary Fair at Gin
cinrfati. was that of Johanna Maria Hechewel
der, who was the first white child born in Ohio
at the Moravian Mission Station 10 Tuscsra-
was county. Ohio, April l6. ISL. This viii
refresh the memory of the Oldest Ohio inhabi
tantsr in California, aud cause wandering
homewsrl theugb, TO pass through the mind
Of by gone days
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05
sw-nlS
Notice.
VTHE ACT OF WHICH 4 COPY is GIVEN
below was passed April Il, l>62 and can be
found at page 266 Of the Statutes of that year.

i below was passed April Il. lS62 and be
found At page 266 OF the Statutes Of that year.
''If any person shall wilfully make or give. I'M
der oath or affirmation false list OF his, or her,
their taxable property. false list OF taxable
property nnder his, her. OF their control such per
son shall be deemed guilty OF perjury. and upon
conviction thereof. shall be punished therefor, is
by law provided for the punishment OF perjury :;
and any property witully concealed, removed,
transferred, or misrepreSenied, by the owner or
agent thereof, To eyade taxation. shall upon dis
cOvery, be assessed at ten times the amount OF tax
for that year, which would otherwise have been as
sesscd upon 1t and nifty per cent. of the amount
of such additional tax. VIXEN collected shall be
paid 10 the person or persons who shall furnish the
information which reveals the property 81 conceal
ed, transferred, removed or lnisrepresented and
the remaining nifty per cent, after deducting the
usual per centage for collection, shall be paid into
the Treasury. for the benefit OF the Common
School Fund Of the State
y. B.-Ihe above viii be strictly enforced accor-
ding To law. J. u. GlNENS,
i'm Is County Assessor Butte County.
For protection ot the Assessor. Taxes on per
sonai property must be paid when assessed.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

OLD fat, jolly j ohnuy BrOugh was duly in
January last He has selected bis cabinet as
follows: B. Rush Cowau, [uow paymaster in
the armyl Adjutant General; E. Barlow, Of
Cleveland, Quarter Master General; n. B.
Barr, NJ. D., Surgeon General. R. Hume, Esq
is appointed Assistant Adiutant General.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

On Wednesday, 2d-the anniversary of the
coronation of Car Alexander. of Russia, and
the emancipation Of the Russian serfs-the
Russian vessels at San Francisco were decora-
ted with flags aud fred na;ional salute, to
which the L. 5. Shubrick responded.