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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-02-04

AVIS.
N vertu d'un acte du Congress des r,
~ tats Confederes, approuve lie Ii JUN
1864, intitule "Acte pour pourvoir a lie.
tabllssement ct au Placement des reclama.
tions des proprietes de certaines descrip.
tlons prises ou pressees dune maniere 10.
tormelle pour pussge de larmee;;" ct con.
tormement une nomination par lie Secre.
taire de la Guerre. je procederai, a mon
Bureau, en- la vile d'Opelousas, tous les
jours, entire 8 heares du matin ct | heure
de rapres midi, a recevoir les preuves don.
nees sous sermcnt. relativement toutes
les reclamations dams ce District pour fou-
rage, provisions, betes a cornes, moutons.
cochons, cheyaux, mulets, attelages ct wa.
gons ci devant fourni larmee par le pro.
prletaire, GU pris ou presses dune maniere
lnfornelle pour l'usage de l'armee, ct qui
mont point encore etc payeJ, par un off
cler quelconque du service militaire, on
par sor ordre, directement ou indirecte-
ment. Les reclamants deyront fournir le
papler necessaire pour enregistrer leurs re-
clamatlons ct preudre les temoignages.
HENRY l.. GARLAND.
opelousas ri Janvier 1865. 34-6t
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QUELs soNT NOS ENNEM1s-Le Rich
nond Dispatch dit que c'est a tort qu'on
donne generalemept lie nom de Yankee a
nos ennemis, du moiDs a ceux qui compo-
sent les rangs de leurs armees. II faut
rendre justice qui de droit. Les Yankees
patent pour qu'on Sc bate pour eux, mais
lis ne Sc battent pas eux -memes. Ainsi
presque tous les prisonniers que nous avons
fait sont des Allemands ct des Irlandais.
Ce sont des armees europeennes que nous
aTons defait dams plus de cent combats
ct non unc armee Yankee. Une armee
Yankee ne Sc bat pas: ellie court.
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PRIs SUR LIE FAIT-Mardi, yers trois
heures de l'apres-midi, au moment ou les
speculateurs Sc pressaient dams 'enceinte
du palais de la Bourse, un sieur R.. sentit
une main Sc glisser dams sa poche ct recon
nut aussit6t qu'on yenait de lui voler sa
bourse, contenant une somme de 1000 fir.
en- or. lin 'hesita pas accuser de ce vol
un individu tres bien mis- ct paraissant age
dune quarantalne d'annees, qul Sc trou-
vait a cote de lui; il le fit arreter ct con-
duire dams le bureau du commissaire de
police, OH Get individu, qui declara Sc NOM
mer B.. protesta avec energie contre linn
putation don't il etait l'objet; fouille par
des agents du service de s1rete, on ne
trouva en- sa possession qu'une somme de
81 fir, Is C. renfermee dams unc petite
bourse en- sole, quill declara lui appartenir.
Dependant les preuves mauquaient contre
b.; il Sc disait victime dune erreur, ct il
reclamait sa liberte, lorsque les sieurs NJ.
ct L.. habitues de la Bourse, Sc presen.
terent spontanement devant le commissaire
de police pour deux fats diametraement
opposes, mais qui Sc rattachaient a Ia
meme cause. LIE premier venait deposer
une somme de 1000 fir. qu'on lui await
glissee dams sa poehe son insu; le second,
au contraire, veDait Sc plaindre qu on lui
await pris dams Ia sienne une sonme de 81
fr. Is c., placee dams une petite bourse en-
sole. II ne resta plus alors aucun doute
sur Ia culpabilite de b., car la somme
trouvee sur lui etait precisement celle
soustraite au sieur L.. qui la reconnut aim
81 que sa bourse. B.. Sc voyant dams l'im
possibilite de nier plus longtemps, avoua
qu'au moment OH lie sieur R.. lavait de-
signe CONNIE etant l'auteur du vol don't il
venait d'etre vicsine, il tenait encore a la
main la bourse contenant 1000 fr., il Ia
glissa adroitement dams la poche dune per-
some qui Sc trouvait alors devant lui. b..
etc reconnu CONNIE etant un voleur dune
rare audace ct await deja subj quatre ou
cinq condamnations pour vol-Univers.
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MISSION DE LA FEMME .

s.s saae Ion vient anjourd'hui reclamer raf-
\ sssh.alnent II intellectual de Ia femme, c'est-a-
\ 4 lpaice due nos msres, d nos snurs, a
oases, i est des hommes encore en- grand
ss.s ali objectent De paradoxe si use que Ia
5ss 81 dune essence moins divine que la
Dss slts1e son elevation ne peut servir au
&. ~ est-a -a-dire, que Ton veut voir subsis-
y NJ & asle oa ION tent renfermse Ia moitis d1
ierpire De nos prsiugss, e'est 4 Ia femme
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revu; mais le NAL etait fait. La dame
ecossaise etait a cette epoque dams me ST.
tuation qui la rendait particulierement i'm
pressionnable, ct justement IN soir quelle
prenait Pair a sa fen'etre, le cruel apothi-
caire await fait coup double sur un matou
ct sa payse qui chantaient les douceurs de
la lune de miel. Il men await pas fallu
davantage pour porter dams son sein une
emotion qui devait laisser des traces indie
lebiles. Et VOLTA comment, dams la soiree
de Dimanche dernier, il est ne un petit
ecossais avec des moustaches en- alene, des
oreilles roulees, ct qui pousse des cris SEM
blables aux miaulements dun chat en- bas-
age.
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AVIS.
LEE COURIER DEs oPELoUsAs
Public Il. Samedi par Joel II. Sandoz.

Va la fuctuation contnuele du papier-mon-
nae, dater du Ter Novembre 1864, nous adop-
tons nos conditions de 1860: L'abonnement sera
de TRols piastres par an payables dayance, on
eUATRE piastres a la fin de lannee. Aucun a.
bonnement ne sera arrets ayant que les arrerages
ne soient payes, moins que Tediteur ne le iuge
eonvenable; ct les abonnes qui desireront suspen-
Dire devront en- donner avis par scrit au moins Is
jours avant le terme de leur abonnement.
Les avis seront inseres a raison de cinq cents
la ligne pour chaque publication: ct tout avis, a
moins quill en- soft autrement ordonns, sera pu-
bile en- ffancais ct en- anglaia jusqu' CO QUIZ soft
retire on jusqu'a ce que rediteur juge ! propos
den suspendre la publication. :
Les aunoncessde candidat Sc paieront dix pias-
Tres, ct davance. f~
Les billets confsdsrss ct autre papier-monnaie
seront acceptes scion Ieur yaleur intrinssaue au
moment du Placement. a En- tas'3as
Jusqu'a nouvel ordre, lea avis du Gouveyne-
uant general ct de rEsat 80 paieront . raison do
einquante cents "a lizne, payabes en- billets Cons
fadsres Oh de l'Etas, -.
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Al1nanach pour 1866.

4 NET almanach. public en- franeais, au bureau
" du Courier des Opelousas, content lie lever
ct le coucher du sole, les phases de la lune, les
saisons. les fstes mobiles, le comput ecclesiasti
que, les Quatre Temps &c. vendre an bureau
du Courier. chez Bloch, Firnberg & Co, chez
T. L. Hebrard ct John Posey, Opelousas; chez
E. Boucher, Washington; j. P. Bay. Viae Pla-
te; II. s. Dunbar, Grand Coieau ct NJ. Ernonet,
Gros Chevreuil. Prix, $5, on 25 c. en- espaces.
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lie Gange, un des grands fleuves de
l'Asie, Sc jette daus la mer apres avoir
parcouru plus de dix-huit cents miles.
70 L'amour de Ia gloire fait mouyoir
les grandes ames, ct l'amour de pargent
les ames Tulgaires.
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Maries.-En cette vile, Mardi dernier, par le
Rev G. Raymond, lie Lieutenant JOHN NJ TAy.
LoR, Officer Enroleur de cette Paroisse, Mile,
DELLA GARRIGUEs, de notre vile.
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AVIS.

Y Es PLANTEURs qui ont en- leur posses.
- sion des preuves. temoignages ou pieces ius-
stltlcatlves en- Duplicate, delivres par des officers
De rarmee, en- Placement de la take de la dime de
1864, devront les delivrer aux agents de Depot
avant lexpration de chaque mois, ct receyoir
q eux les reeus convenables
,-... ISAAC F. LITTELL.
agent gkneral de la tare en- nature
pour la Paroisse st. Landrp,
Opeiousas 81 Decembre 1864. 3ltf
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4 VIs.-Le soussigne, ayant etc detaiile par
IA lie Gouverneur Allen pour monter ct rspa-
rer les cardes a cotton pour la Parosse st-Landrv.
acknowledgements celles don't le nanche est s;
mai pose,) annence respectueusement ceux que
ceia concerne gull est aujourd hui prst remplr
ce devolr, aux prix les plus moderes. Opelousas.
opelousas, 90 octobre, 1864. 2l-tf
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HMercredi dernier. lie Capt Jumel est arrive
ID. Quarters generaux en- notre vile, avec une
ouinzaine de priscnniers Yankees quill pris
dans lie voisinage De Napoleonville Ce sont des
s0ldats de la Cavaerie du Rhode Island, parmi
lsques nous avons remarque deux Caporaux.
Nous ne commissions pas les particularites de
eete prise Ces prisonniers segont bientot ex
nssdiss plus loin.
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On du voir que la Vile entrepris des ira.
ysux indispensables aux rues, depuis une semaine
ou deux. Quelques unes des rues principaes
stsient devenues pour ainsi dire impraticables ct
pourssn. on ne peut guere blamer le Conseil de
yiHe pour avoir neglige le remblaiment ct l'en-
tsien des rues, car les revenus de la Vile sont
,uiourdhui dix-neuf vingtiemes plus fables
aa.as ne l'etaient en- 1860. Par exenple, un
csnsbuables qui en- 1860 payais 500 de take en-
espstes pale aujourd'h hui $50 en- billets Confede.
RS on d'Etat, ce qui, au resume, equivant une
psshe en- especes. Aussi, les taxes qui sont an
naellenens de $1,000, ne valeht anjourd' hui que
S65 en- especes. Pretend-on que lie Conseil de
Vile puisse entreprendre de reparer les rues avec
IN capital de 1861 On ne peus obtenir un negre
De champ noins de $l5 Zen billets Ccnfederes)
par jour; ce taux les taxes sufiront peine a
payer rousrsge necessaires i une des rues prin-
eipaIes. II faudra done que les contribuables
qui ne patent aujourd' hui gu un vingtiene de ce
qails payaient en- 1860, y mettent un peu de
bonue yoonte ct souscrivent au moins les autres
dir.neuf vingtiemes qu'is devraient payer cette
annee au moins; 81 non, les rues ne pourront etre
rsparees ct bient6t nous tomberons de precioice
tn prscipice. Ajoutons celia que la vile ell
.supporter, depuis deux ans, des frais addition
nss pour les families indigen.es. Que les con-
tibnables veuillent bien rehechir un peu ct lis
weren't qnfls ne penvent pas souscrire trop libe.
nlement s'ils sont d'accord payer leurs taxes
al vile comme il y quelques annees.
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rTL'Hon. CHAs. H. MoUToN est candidat
nam une reelection CONNIE Juge du Be District
Judiciairt, compose des paroisses St. Landry,
cslcasieu, Lafayette ct Vermillon.
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MELASSE A VENDRE.

Aeux paires de Fers repasser, vendse
~ S'adresser an bureau de cette feuille.
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Opelousas 28 Janyier 1865.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-06

improvements on Lot 81, Block s. Range y. stu
ate near by and west Of the Pioneer Foundry; a.
Sessed TO the Nevada Gold and Silver Mining Com
psny, the said Improvements consisting Of hoi>tng
works, buildings, machinery. etc. due. taxes anu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-06
SberiF's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued out Of the District Court Of the First Ju.
dcial District in and for Storey county, state OF
Nevada upon a decree for the foreclosure and sale
ofcertain mortgaged premises hereinafter described
upon = decree rendered In said Court on the tth
day OF May, lS65. duly atteSted on the yin DAY OF
May 1865, and to me directed and delivered on the
same day, In favor Of VI. korn and L: horn, CO.
partners under the name and style Of horn Bros,
plaintiffs and against J. NJ Barnes and ). VI. Barnes,
his wife, James Spruance and John Spruance. and
A. B. Paul. d. L. Bliss. and W. ii. Baker, co-rart'
ners, under the name and style OF \ Is: raul *
Co.. defendants, for the following sums Of money,
to-wt: That the Sheriff. out Of the proceeds Of such
sale retain his fees and disbursements on said sale.
and Of the proceeds Of said sale 70 pay the sum
OF $iS2 80 costs and disbursements CncudnG couil.
sci iees) with SO Il paid taxes, and s. 80 accrued
costs, and that after the payments aforesaid the
said Sheriff. out Of the proceeds OF said sale, pay,
trst-tO A. B. Paul 4 Co. or their attorneys, the
sum Of 81 $780, with interest 81 zoo at the rate Of
i've per cent. per month from date of Judgment I'M
Ill paid; and Sccond-to korn Bros or thelr attoT-
news the sum Of $9S9 So with Interest OH sl2 ~ the
rate Of four per cent per month until paid all pad
In United States gold coin. The description ami
particular boundaries OF the property authorized TO
be sold under and by virtue OF this decree. SO far as
the same can be ascertaned nom the complaint
died In this cause. are as follows, viz:
All that certain town lot situate on the lower part
Of Gold Hil t0-wit: Commencing at a point where
the northwest will intersect the lot owned by
the Petarma Company. and the Main street OF
Gold Hill; thence running southerly along the line
OF Main street one hundred feet; thence at right
angles easterly two hundred feet TO water ditch;
thence running northerly one hundred feet; thence
AZ right-anges TO the place Of beginning together
with the appurtenances, known rs Barnes Hotel,
and all things thereunto belonging.
Notice IS hereby given that on MONDAY, june
the 5th lS5. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4. n.
and O'Clock p NJ Wiz at u NJ Of that DAY, In front
OF the Court House doors, in the city Of virginia,
county Of Storey. State Of Nevada. will sell the
above described property public auton, 10 satisfy
said Judgment and decree, interest, counscfs fees,
costs and accrulng costs, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, in United States gold COIN,
&C. CLARK,
Sheriff OF Storey county, Virginia.
By JOIN N. NEALL, Under Sheriff.
Virginia, May y, lS63. nlylO I'll
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Jim Mcclellan G.. & ). Mining CO..-At n
meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of the above named
company, held the ID day Of May, Ap SGS, IN as
scsSment Of fifty cents per share Oh the capital stock
OF said company was levied payable Immediately In
U. s. gold coin, TO the Secretary AZ his office In
American Flat.
By order Of the Trustees.
WILLIAM HUNT. Sec'y.
A,,o-l,a, Flat Nav "a IN
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TFuERtC NuHIlIf Viii IiIU .TIITIHB fUHHPn
nv-Notce is hereby given, that at meeting OF the
day of April 1895 an assessment Of one dollar upon
each and every share OF the capital stock Of said
company was levied, payable Immediately in gold
coin to the Secretary ut his Office. In Gold Hill,
Storey county. Nevada.
f,nIb TIIII MAY Ig6S nly2 IN
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF
u Nevada, county OF Storey, Justices Court. Gold
Hin TownshIp.-By virtue Of executions issued out
Of the Justices Court OF Gold Hin. Storey county.
Sevas dated the 18th day OF May lS6S, In favor OF
the inhabitants OF the Town Of Gold Hill and against
the persons, known and unknown. and the real
estate and improvements hereinafter described. for
the sums owing upon each parcel, as accruirG costs
and expenses OF sale pursuant TO the laws in such
cases made and provided, shall expose for sale,
and shall sell Mt public auction, 10 the highest and
best bidder for gold con In front OF the Justice 5
ONCE, in said town. on the 18th day OF June, \. D.
1856 between the hours OF II O'Clock NJ and O'Clock
p n Of said day, to-wit: at o'clock P. n, SO much
OF each parcel OF the following described real estate
and improvements thereon, as will pay the amount
due for taxes. costs, etc. tO-wit:
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SheriH7s Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court OF the Fist yuIicial
District. in and for Storey county, State OF NeN@a
duly attested on the 18th day OF May lso3 10 e 81
rected and delivered on the same day, upon l9ds
nsnt recovered In said Court the 9Th day OF MAY,
isSs. in favor Of A. B. Paul, d. l.. Bliss and W Il.
Rster paIntIfs, and against A. II. DoScher, l.
Tsnts and II. Eggert. defendants. for the sum q
II no IS with interest on q IS at the rate q SIX lol
ner cent per month till paid, together with St costs
and disbursements at the date OF said lhughent anu
So accrued COSTS and accrulng costs ~ SoM co,. VI
the United States, have, on TINS lStn uAi ~ I5
levied upon and taken In execution Az the IghI -
title claim and interest Of the said deiehuahts winch
they had on the said 9Th day OF May lSo2 OF AZ my
time since, OF. In, and 10 the following uescrioeu
certain LOT. situate, lying and being In Virginia
CJty in the county of Storey, State OF nevada anu
deScrihad a. follows to-wlt: Twenty-Five NZ9l Ieet
on me west line of street, by the depth WesteIy
OF one hundred (00) feet more or less; 10 tne eas
line on street the Game being the southern portion
OF Lot No. 90 Block lS3, Range A. according 70 tne
oicIal plot and survey, together with tne OuIiin ~
nTtures and appurtenances connected thele"'n' luz
IHme being known ~ the WAshoe bre%ec' a.. nh
Notice Is hereby given, that on thlpA tne w ~
tGy OF June 1855 ut the hour OF " ociock uTot
that day In front OF the Court House d3ol IN sie
cI,X ~ S,rania storey county, Nevada, VIII oter
for sale the above described property az pubS ~
lion 10 the highest and best bidder for cash. IN tne
Rold coin OF the United States TO satsly sau Jug
uept Interest, costs and accruing costs; pu
Sheriff Of Storey county, NeSa1e.
nv JSo NJ NEALL, Under Sheriff:
yIrrinIa Nav Is lS65. USlo u
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Ilce of the LaMotte Gold and silver

Office of the LaNlOtte Gold and silver
Mining Company, Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
county, State Of Eevada.-Sotice Is hereby given,
standing In the names of the following persons Us
will be necessary TO pay the amounts due thereon
for assessments and costs OF advertising and sale
viii be sold at public auction as the law Directs at
the office Of the company, on Main street, Gold
Hill, on WEDNESDAY, the l4th day OF June, 4. D.
1865 between the hours of one and two O'Clock ?. H.
OF that day, unless sooner paid. BY order Of the
BOARD of Trustees
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hutCHerDOCKCF NIOiu uHu
Compapy..Notice Is hereby given, that the assess
ment sale of stock In the knickerbockcr Gold and
Silver Mining Company, which was TO have taken
place at o'clock on Saturday, the 9TH day of May,
is65, is postponed until TUESDAY. June 9th at the
same hour and place. BY order Of the Board OF
Trustees. S. W. CllUBBCCk,
my2T I'd Secretary.
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Notice Voters.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM
" missoncrs OF Storey county, Virginia. April 2Oth,
lS-NOtice is hereby given to the voters Of Storey
county that this Board will meet ut their oiice, in
This city, on Monday, the 5th day Of June. A. D.
iS6s and will set u a Board Of Registration, from 10
O'Clock A. NJ to O'Clock P. NJ in conformity 70 the
provisions OF an Act Of the Legislature Of the State
Of Nevada. entitled An Act 10 provide for the
Registration OF the names OF Electors, and for the
ascertainment by proper proofs Of the persons who
shall be entitled to the rights of suffrage" BY order
oft6e Board. LUCIEN HERMANN.
myo6td Clerk.
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To Correspondent.

Patients Of either sex. residing In any part OF the
country, however Distant who may desire the opin-
you anu advice OF DIR. TOzer, can, by submitting q
".ltteh statement of their cases to the Doctor re-
ceNe all tue attention and medicine necessary to
effect cure without the necessity OF personal in
tcrView. y, SS'S~- AIT
Al letters strictly confidential opened and replied
to by the Doctor himself ~ S
consultation At the office or by Letter-FREE
- Cures In all cases guaranteed
ap3 3m San Franci.eo r.,
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Imperial Consolidated Mining Company,
New frucEee District Notice Is hereby given, that
IT meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of the Impe-
rial Consolidated Mining Company, held April 9Th,
1885, an assessment OF tfty cents per share was lev
led on each and every share Of the capital stock Of
said company, payable In coin To the Secretary, at
his Office III Gold HILL By order u the Board Of
Trustees, q. W. PEASE, Scc'y.
Gold Hill MAY l. 1865 myl m
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Revenue Notice.

A LII PERSONS IN THE GOLD HILL AS
"A sessment District, liable to pay to Govern.
ment Income Tax or License. are hereby notified
that unless they return the amount for which they
are liable to the Assessor, at his office, in Gold
Hill, within ten days from this date, Tor ten days
from the time they were previously personally
notihed,) they viii be subject TO penalty OF
Twenty. FIVE Per Cent, which will be enforced.
ONCE at the Post Office, Gold Hill. Hours
to 10 and to 6P.M o. II. PLATT,
Assessor internal Revenue, 9Th District, New.
Gold HILL May IL, 1865. myl7 lot
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Important Caatlon t. tho Pu6Iie!

nR. j O Il ID An, PROPRIETOR Am
IL Principal ofthe Pacific Anatomical Museum.
begs 10 inform the public that he 10 in no wav
connected with any advertising parties who NAV
assume his name DIR. Jordan assumes this mode
Of cautioning the public to prevent imposition,
and as the Anatomical Museum 10 Permanent
institution in San Francisco, parties travelling in
DR.. Jordsa's name VII b regarded ~ lmPoS
toRk o9loDA
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AnouHt,

Exchange Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, Palmyra DIstrict.-Notice iI hereby given,
that so many shares Of the stock OF said company,
standing in the names Of the following persons as
will be necessary 10 pay the amount due thereon ior
assessments and costs OF advertising and sale, VIII
be sold at public auction q the law directs az the
office OF the company, In Gold Hill. on WEDSES-.
DAY, June ltth 1855. between the hour, OF two and
three O'Clock p u. Of that day. unless the same Ii
naid.
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To Females.

When you are afiicted with weakness Of the back
AMI limbs headache, loss Of muscular power, palpi-
talon Of the heart iritaolty nervousness, extreme
urinary difficulties, arrangement Of the monthly
sickness Sterity and other diseases peculiar TO fe-
nlales-consut Dr. Tozer, and you will receive par
tcular attention. Let false delcacy prevent you,
but apply at once and SAFE yourselves from painful
suffering and premature death.
Ny rooms are so arranged that there Is no danger
Of exposure, or Of meeting any except the Doc
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE. TO CreulCOrb.
1HSTATE OF JOSEPH WEBB. DECEASED.
IL Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
E. Drullinger, Administrator Of tn Estate Of 10.
seph Webb, deceased, to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication Of
this notice. TO the said Administrator, at the Office
of Taylor e. Campbell, Masonic Block, street,
Virginia, In the county Of Storey.
z. DRULLINGER.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Joseph Webb, de-
ceased
Dated at Virginia. June 3, 1865.
Gold Hill, June s 1865. Jus m
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A piece or parcel Of land Ia mining clam) in Gold
Hill Mining District, being In length from north to
south 500 feet. and In width from east TO west OO
feet known and called the property ofthe Caledonia
Tunnel and Mining Company. due, taxes and costs.
S2lg Is