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your head three times q day with that
saNe, and II win cure you right straight

/ "
salve, and II win cure you right straigh
off. -,. +r,6s Lne iiir.ros
| "No," said I, indignantly, for hai
attempted numhey Of times to ex
plain, and arrest the old lady's torrent
Of words, ono, ! haven't got the rick
cts! My hair is done up in the latest
fashion. / rat my front hair and water
| fall my back hair" .oarr-
!" Speak littfc louder dear; I am
Fold and hard Of hearing; speak little
louder. What did You say allied your
fathers old black mare? Got the
heaves, did you say? Give Ayers
pills and rub on Russia salve, it's dref'
ful good for horses" ..tT .to 4f.Il
"No,'' shouted little Jimmy, MN.
ming up to his grandma, and screaming
ont, " she didn't say anything about
her fathers black marc; she said she
rated her hair" gbca ~ f..a-
"Deary me got rats in her hair P
Jimmy, run up garret and bring down
the rat-trap, and wen catch 'em. You
must have deal of hair, child, for the
rats to make a nest in" Jrsls b
"I have got considerable hair" /
said, impatiently; "but there is no
need Of your sending for rat-trap, for
| have not gos rats nest in my hair"
go Lordy massy! she has got rat
tlesnake in her1iair!" screamed grand
ma Slayton, "she's got a rattlesnake in
her hair!p Hesenpon / tried to cx-
plain, but she was so intent upon the
rattiesnake, that she could listen to
nothing, but continued her fight from
the room, In her haste, she stumbled
over-a chair, which went crash against
the table, upsetting that and breaking
the dishes, while her screams of rattle
snakes were redOablcd.
just then Bette came In, and hear
ing rattlesnakc, screamed! where,
where" thinking it 10 be in sh8 iynme-
diate neighborhood, rushed for the
door, calling out to me to follow. She
had reached the fireplace when she,
too, fell, ,-tripped up the hearth rug,
and falling over the dog that lay there
quietly sleeping.
Poor Ncro's pitcous yelping, min
glcd with Bettie's and grandma Slay.
TONS screams, lJimmy's shouting aud
laughing, soon brought Mrs. Slayton
to my rescue. She calmed grandma
Slayton, and explained the mystery, re,
assured Bette, and soothed the poor
dog, and'in her quiet, motherly way
soon made matters all right.
"Well," said the old lady, when all
was calm again, fashions have chang
cd nightly since l was goung gal =
But then things aint as they used to be.
And with this remark, the old lady sub
sided into her chair.
And came to the conclusion that
the country was not exactly the place
to follow the fashions in, especially the
latest fashion Of dressing hair. ,,
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An Honest Confession from %
Prominent Rebel.

/. Col. NJ. G. Galloway, former editor
of the Memphis Apaiapehc and postmas-
ter at that city under the Buchanan adj
uinistration, in nlletter published in the
Memphis Bulletin, says:
In again entering into the newspaper
arena, l do not propose to become a
pestilent drop in the bitter waters which
now submcrge the country. There has
been enough of strife and blood, and it
is the duty of all good men to strike
hands in common effort to restore
peace, With all the earnestness of an
ardent nature / advocated secession
If | have entertained views reasonable
in their results, and hostile to pcrpc-
tuity of the Union, learned them from
the party that has so long controlled
the Government. The 4th resolution
of the Democratic platform declares:
"That the Democratic party will
faithfully abide by and uph ,ld the prin-
ciplcs laid down IN the Kentucky and
Virginia resolutions of 1908 and the re-
port of Mr.. Madison to the Va. Legis-
laturc in 1900; that it adopts those
principles Of constituting ono of the
main foundations of its political creed,
and is resolved to carry them out In
their obvious meaning and import"
After quoting the resolutions Of 1908,
Mr.. Galloway saysi
Here is the cornerstone, the essence
and quintessenoe, the gist, pith, bone,
marrow, soul and body of pure and
unadulteratcd secession. No impunity
can distort the "obvious meaning and
import" of language so plain and en-
phatic. This resolution has been en-
dorscd by the Democratic party in
every part of the Union. 1t has been
read from every stump from Maine to
Texas. 1t tells the people Of the sever
al States that they have "an equal right
to Judge" Of '1nfractions of the Consti-
tution;" and what is more, they have
the "right" to select the "mode of re-
dress" The Southern States elected
ms the best "mode and measure of re-
Dress" withdrawal from the compact,
and now they are told that the "mode
and measures Of redress" they have Sc
looted, will not be permitted, and that
they must be tried for treason, and
their property confiscatod for daring to
exercise what they were formerly told
was their "right" Shame upon such
duplicity. / do not allude TO these
facts for the purpose ofpropitiating the
Democratic party, or to propagate the
principles cnunciated and obviously
inculcated in the resolutions, for ! desi
pise the party that can perpetrate sucf
a fraud, and / spit upon a party plat
form which has allured and beguiled sc
many honest men into its support
meroly TO ruin them. Thousands ot
men embraced these views in good
faith, and still honestly entertain them
But they have been rejected by the
American people, and we must now
look at things as they are, and not ~
we would have them. The inexorable
DEGREES Of fate have decided the late
terrible conflict; against us, and should
no longer resist the fiat Of destiny.
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Mr.. JoHNsoN's Position ON THE
SUFFRAGE QUEsTIoN.-W have all n
long had no doubt as to the Chief Mag
istrate on a question that vitally con-
Germs the country at this time. Mr..
Johnson is believer in the people: he
Is not a believer in classes. He knows
and feels, that to withhold from the
freedmen of the South the right of suf.
ffsge, so inestimable to all the people of
q free ercountry as the badge of citizen,
ship, would be to create class. He
perceiyes the contradiction of the AM
crican doctrine ofliberty which such a
Withholding would imply. He foresees
its consequences on the spirit, and no
doubt ultimately, the structure of our
institutions. In confirmation of our o.
pinion ofthc Presidents personal SEN
timcnts on this subject, we cite the fol-
lowing from the reliable, Washington
correspondence Of the Cincinnati Ga
zette: .l rI. nd &C fTfn nNt
. "Mr. Johnson's position on negro suf.
frage ihas been happily illustrated by
the old'refcrences to Ensign Stebbins
position on the Maine Liquor LAWN
favor of the law, hut against 'its en-.
forcemcnt' any of reorganization proc
lamation sufficiently show. That he IL
nevertheless in favor of negro suffrage
is fact, resting on a clear evidence as
that other fact, that he believes treason
to he the highest ofcriuies'. I say he
'is in favor of it, for two months can
hardly have wrought fundamental
changoin his views, on this first Of al
questions connected with rcorganiza
ton; and two months ago I know that
his personal .preisrencesswero for no
gro Suffrage 9di os grib1ooo1 baa
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Just prior to his departure for South
Carolina. GOV. Perry addressed lot.
ter to General Howard, stating that he
was not only willingbut desirous of CO.
operating with his Bereau in the man.
agement Of affairs Of the Freedmen In
his State, and asking for instructions OF
the Government ofnegroes. Gen. How
ard will at once furnish to Gov. Perry
cepir Of nll letters, orders and circulars
issued from his Bureau, from which IL
is presumed he will lrecieve the ncces-
.sary, Instructions for The firtherar &C OF
h,s designs, .s19ipio' e '''s' ,
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The workmen in tho iron mines of
Lake Superior have struck for higher
wages than the PROJECTORS arc willing to
Ipay.d During last winterS2.5o per day
was paid; on the first OF May were re-
duccd to 200 per day, and on the first
of July wages were still further reduced
to LIS per day, and on the 10th of July
the minors struck for an increase Of
wages and asdccreasc OF hours labor.
They havn't got either yet, and the fur
naces are at . stand still
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Bclllgerent Society,

John and Charles Kehbfe were sit
ting one night in the pit of Covent
Garden, listening to play, Charles
remarked to his brother, 81 really
think this is the very best play or rep
rcsentation that Shakespeare ever
wrote,nr7O 10 n.ziio g 80 b1sF sll
No sooner, had he made this romark
than huge, rcd-headed, broad-should
cred Irishman, who sat Immediately
behind him, leant forward and tapped
him oo the shoulder to secure his at
tention. -,'4 i7 0blD e1cg
81 think, sir" he observed, with a
strong brogue," aye said it was one
Shakespeare what wraught that play,
It was not shakespeare what wra9ght
that play" eH q md aorTia -
"0h, sir" replied Mr., X, ocoolly,
every WELL" t 20 40 n
A short time after this the Irishman
tapped him on the shoulder again.
WDo ye behave, sir, it was Inc friend,
Linnard MNally, what wraught that
playS" ~ lao, y',n2.
So" was the peaccable answer"
For o while he remained unmolested,
but at last he felt the heavy fingers
once more. -------------.-------
"Your friend as what sets-on your
left hand," exclaimed the Irishman,
"dont look as if he behaved it vas me
friend, Linpard MNally, what wraught
that play u eif-.R sircd on 3u' N
This was too much for tho brothers
they rose and left the house, not deem.
ing it either pleasant or safe to stay in
such bclligerept society, a ima o1ei
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From Ballou's DollaS Monthly
Rats and Waterfalls. er-


h" "Bettie, yoa have not GOT my rats il
even, one is higher than the otAer,"
said 10 my maid on the morning aftc
my arrival in the country, at the farm
house of Mr.. Slayton, where ! had beer
sent TO recrwit my health. {" s2n' :" I"
"Why / thought they looked even.
81 don't care what You think, yor
seem bent on making me look like .
fright. There, that will do. What Q
pity it is that there isn't two looking
glasses so that j can see how my water
fall looks; bat then could not expect
to find everything convenient out here
in the country; ! was very fortunate
in securing rooms and board in q pri
vate family whore there were no other
boarders." tl
"You are very particular this NOR
ming, Miss Nellie; you arc expecting
Mr.. Munscl this evening" 'E
"You are very impertincnt, Bette,
/ want my hair dressed becomingly and
my rats even, if / am in the country;
that's no reason you should make ne
look like fright" ~"
."Don't you think" said Bette,
"that Harry Slayton is a fine looking
young gentleman?"
"He looks very well for country
lad" e 9d @ i"zoqa nn" IL
81 think he is real handsome" pur-
sued Bette, earnestly, "he has got
such splendid mustache pil. ''.i,
f"Wcll, Bette, perhaps you had bet
ter set your cap for Harry Slayton, rs
you think his mustache is SO splendidly
magnificent" l'1''i q. "
81 don't want to set my cap for him,
because you know that Jerry and are
to be married this fall. -
eyes, yes, | know. We'll, l. sup
pose that there will notrbe any chance
for poor Harry and his magnificent
mustache in that direction. There,
Mrs. Slayton is calling breakfast; i
must go down." r4-do g.
AS | seated myself at the table, I
heard little Jimmy Slayton whisper to
his brother Dick, a handsome, black
eyed rogue of fifteen, "see her hair !!
s'pose we do up our colts tail that way.
And see those balls OH the side Of her
head; Just like those on our steers
horns" -,-.. -.----------
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EARM FOR SALE.
cas-. 90 pcr Acre.

The sub scriberorcrs for sale hts Farm located IN
Jefferson. our miles from the yilsge OF Hilsdsic con
ards, besrng ruit. good frame barn and house In
sourse Of construction, we'll tmbeed, and within one
hsif pay tor the mrr. veit vstsred. ...I !. sf
Dsi-ssie, ree -, isoe. n.rovLER
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Z JOSrsof3s stliessitoAsts:T "Saratoga
Springs, oStbesrspoliticiaa's Iparadisc.
where any man can run for Congress
-water,"
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NAHsN GfDpINGs, Pres't T. p. SHELDON, Vice Prs.
go. w.sNYDER. see'y. A.P. MILLS. Tr ssurer,
IL Horr, Assistsst. .. D. ALLEN, Geh1 Ast'
x.K PENEEI. Agent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-01
Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill, TO-
rey county, State Of Nevada, Htteatad BY w. n.
Hall, J. p, to me directed and delivered for the
satisfaction of Judgment In said Court. rendered
on the 22t day Of April A. D. 1865 In favor Of
Msrlette & Hunt, and agsinsi the Major Gold
and Silver Mining Company, for Sl75 90, amount
of judgment, and el0 IS, costs { SuiI together
ith accruing COSTS have this 2eth day Of April,
1865, levied on and taken In execution all the
right. title, claim and interest Of said Judgment
debtors. the Major G. and S. NJ. Company, In
and to the following described property. to.wit:
All that certain Quartz Ledge, mining claim and
ground situated in Gold Hill Mining District,
torey county, State Ct Nevada, known and desig.
mated as the ledge and claim Of the Major g
and s NJ Co., owned and possesSed by raid
company, consisting Of 400 (four hundred feeO,
raid claim commencinx at the south end Uf The
old LaLoring Company's eiin, and running
southerly four hundred (400l feet, said clam ly
ing (as per notice Of location Of the same record
ed in the mining records of Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict,) east OF the Yellow Jacket claims. which
claim Is an incline shs two hundred (2O0) ipet,
more or less, In depths also, al the improve
meuts. tenemeLtS and herrdltaneGts In aud on
said claim. or TO 1t in any wire belonging. rs--
Notice Is hereby given, that / will expose
for Sale to the highest bidder for u s. gold coin,
the said property or 80 much thereof as will salts.
fy said Judgment aud COSTS IN front of the Jus.
ices 0tice, in Gold Hill Storey County, state Of
Nevaha, On THUR DAV, the 18th duy Of May.
D. 1865, between the hours of Il o'clock, ". and
2 O'Clock, 2. u, viz: att O'Clock 2. N ll.I 1910
rr,r -a .-H-., WM H. BEGAN,
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill April %. 1855, Ut the honr
OIL o'clock, AN. apps I'd
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sd N0rice.

30 FNorice. r2s-rF1ss
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT
~ Of thr Legislature Of the State Of Nevada.
entitled: An Act to provide for the pay ment OF
the Outstanding Warrants Of Storey county, ap
proved February II. 1865, sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned, directed 10 him
a. his Office. In the Medsn Building. at the city Of
Virginia, for 6ftren days subst qurnt TO the publ
cation Of this notice, tor the purchase and re,
deu1ptton Of outstsifiiuR warrants of'thr county
Of Storey. The bids must bs accompanied by
ths warrants. Upon tbs sturdsy nexI following
sfier the expiration Of the said tftren days
TO wit On the 18Th day Of May, 1855, the Board
Of County Commission r. the County Auditor
and County TreHsur wi opeu said sealed pro
posas in the on cGof the latter. aud the bulls will
be accepted In accordance with the terms Of the
aforesaid Act, and an Art arnendatpry thereof en-
titled IAN Act TO amend an Act eptitltd an Act
10 provide for the payment Of Outstanding War.
rants Of Storey county, "Sppruy.d March, 3, 1855
Attention Il called 10 section q OF the Act IA
amended, which rrads a. follows: Section 8 OF
the Act Of which, this u, anendatorys y hereby
amend, % a. 70 reah as folioNs Section g. All
outstanding warrants Of said county am hereby
divided intn two classes: all waErsnis ,isued
prior TO the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1854, shall BIZ
deemed the hr.t class. aud all iasurd subsequent
10 that date shall be deemed the second clssS In
the consideration Of any bid or bids made In pur.
suance Of the provisions Of this Act, the County
Comm EopsrS shall give preference to bids on
6rtt class warrants over and above the lowest bid
on second ehisI warrants. n hftY cents on the
dollar; taking the principal and interest Of the
second claSG warrant or warrants named In such
lowert bid as basis upon which to compute the
6fty per ceutum-'" E. A. FARGO,
cpae,d ggszSz 4 fgK County TtsaSlrgr. q
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Alias Summons,

,TATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo-
- rev, Gold Hill Precinct, w. n Hall, Justice
Of the Peace -Richerd Mercer plaintiff "a Ava
Silver Mining Company ct al, defendant Toe
State of Nevada 20 Alta s. N. Co., W. w. Nichols,
A, B Paul, Jos Nesbit, O. A. Sanburn DIG.
Corey, Hugh Logan, J. p. Holmes estate, N. W:
irwin, W aShosG G. a, 8. Co. No. 4 John Doe and
Richard Hoe, members Of said Aha 3. NJ Com.
Won and each Of you are hereby summoned
10 appear before me, Justice Of the Peace In and
for Gold Hill Precinct, County and State afore,
aid, n nv ofcet 0uid fiilii on the 3lst day Of
Nav. A, D. le6S. 1t 10 O'Clock A. n. OF that DAY,
10 answer the complaint Of Richard Mercer, wnere'
IN be caimG torSeeysr fsonsyou Jointly pnp sey.
trally The sum Of two hundred and seventy nye
delIafs end In,FrystSss perItsrmS OF a sertGp
p5onislaIy note copy Of Which u now on ~ y
"a ~, -, And ynl Ars hereby notihrd tnai y
yap .fHl 70. appear and answer the equplalnt q
Rforrsaid Judgment WIN be taken against yen .Ioh
the sum II SAYS and interest, and costs OF suit
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of sad county
greeting; .s1AkS llEai 1ktHio4n ana dae fetuSn
hereof Given under my hnad this 24th day OF
.p.tIsPSS' TITOHT vtSIKILE.IE
Justice fthe Peses Of Cold I'M Precinct, Storey
e1uSt MsSoAA'seIfs TolVeT bus . 1aT4Eyp1
lIthy eat Rsys NtaNRl - ds7I APssn
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Alpha Geld Hill Mining Company

Notice OF Assessment.-Nutice Is hereby given,
that at meeiipgo. the Trustees Of said C0mpa.
ny, held on the 29th day Of Mar"h, A. D. 1865, an
assessment Of twenty I've dollars 1925 per share
on all the capital stock Of said company (being
one hundred dollars per foot was levied, payable
Immediately TO the Secretary In United States
gold COIN at the Office Of the company. at Gold
Hill. Nevada. All stock upon which said assess'
ment shall remain unpaid on the tWenty.ninth
(29th) day of April, A. o. 1865. will be advertised
on thar day Us delinquent, and unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold on the twenty
ninth (2eth) day Of May. A. D. Ices, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with cost of ad
vertising and expenses Of the sale. BY order Of
the Board of Trustees,
mh30m y. THEO A. HALE, Sec'y.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tee5i;, G I'm ssssS;i,Ti 5sleii ISSUED

nYlyRF0E FFoFF SS86DTlONs ISSUED
Is out Of 6eHJuaticr' eourrof GOLD hui; o. SI
rty county, Nrysda, dated the ZHa gay Tonp ~
Gold Hii, and against the persons and the real
rstate and improvements hereinafter dessTaTen'
for he Suu,I owing upon each parcel ~ delln'
nn.nt tan saudA costs OF suit, together WIN ac'
eruinr costs aud expenses Of sale Pur rsnt 10 70
tbe M q fech cases made GSd provided, lssae
expose for sale, and shall eel at pnonc nan IN
TO the highest and best bidder 10. SU,u On an the
18th day Of NAV, A. D. ls65, between the hours o.
il o'clock NJ. and o'clock p n Of SAID day. !is "
much Of each parcel Of thtfOllowing des ;
real estate and improv, ments thereon, an WIN pa'
the amount due for taxes. COSTS ete'' 70 WI 81, On
-. RIonk Q Range p Due GIL y
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jackson Gold and silver Mining
Company - Assessment No. Is Notice. The
shareholders are hereby notified that IN assrss.
nent of one dollar and twenty-fv cents (Sl 25)
per share has this day been levied on each aud
every share Of the capital stock of the above
named company, payable Immediately, in gold
coin of the United States to the Secretary AT his
office in Gold Hill, New, for the purpose Of re.
sumlng work on the company's claink
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
'"t''s7'' 'i m J. B. JACKSON, Secretary.
Gold Hill Nav ADFil 1. lass. aDl I'm
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To Corre.paadents.
-pELINUrkNf AssEssNENT SALEs.


R1aakeI Gold and silver MintnE
Company Ths. following delinquent siOekhol l.
ers. List of which was published from June llth
10 Ju llth. 1854, and the sale Of whose stock
WA postponed unti further notice, are hereby
no,Sri that there will be sold AZ public auetiou,
on FRIDAY, the hfih day of May. 1865, oetwern
the hours Of IL and o'clock P. ", in front OF the
company otier, In Col Hin. Telegraph street,
and for gold coin, 70 much Of their srock ~ will
pay all assessments dnrs thereon, together with
all seeruing costs. Utiee hours from II to
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES
GoIi and silver MInIas

KMckeEbeslsr Geld and sliEss, MllisS
soB s az sEi 6 Psb
highest and best bidder fof U. g. gold coin ll fEent
Of the company's ONCE. In the town OF Gold Hill,
three ~ O'Clock r. n, on SATURDAY, the twenty
seventh (27th) day Of May. A. p. 1855 many shares
OF the capital stock Of the above named company,
standing In the names Of the following persons Is
viii pay assessment number eleven iuIl, now delln-
Quent, together with Gccruing costs:
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pany. Knight Mining District, State Of HevsdR
Noilce is hereby given. that In accordance with
the laws Of the tatr Of Nevada and the by law
Of the Day Gold aud liver Mining Company.
there will be sold at public auction. on WEDNES'
DAY, the 18th day of May, 4. D. 1865, at O'Clock
P. N In front Of the Secretarys Office. In Gold
Hill lat Vesey's Hote), so many shares Of the cap
itsl stock Of the company. standing In the manner
Of the following named persons, AS will be neceS.
sary TO pay all assessments due thereon, together
with costs of advertising and sale
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/ ANN C,nId nnd silYer NIininE COMPANY.

Leon Gold and SILVER MinIhG ComRany.
Notice Is hereby given, that IN aecordance Win lne
here viii be sold a. public auction In front OF the
ompany's once, on WEDNESDAY,, May 2nh,
1855 at o'clock r ~, 90 many shares OF the capital
Of the following parties Rt will be necessary 10 lqu'
late the amounts due thereon for assessments to-
:ether with accring costs, unless said denqueneies
Maid
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KuiRht Gold md silver Mining

Company 10 hereby given that at ii
meeting Of the Board OF Trustees of the Knight
Gold and Silver MuIng Company, held this day
al the Office OF the company, all assesslnent Of
dfty cents upon zach and every shsre of th'
capital stock ofthe company was ,evi'd, payable
immediately In gold coin 10 the ecretary, at hi-
Office, Rnom No. IL, Yrsry's Hotel. "old Hill.
Nevada II. E WOODRUFF, Src'y.
Chill fill Aprii l. 1855 az -.H. aul3 m
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Gold IIiH8livsr saliuinr ICsnpanIes

NokI lf2 and 4--The gnnHd meeting o. !nd s!nck
holders Of the following companies-9old HUI =:
n e. ~ !, SEQ S e. AZ Z; ,i. srd o S,q
In Gold nm. Nevada, IN THURSDAY, May 4th,
AZ O'Clock 2 L., for the election Of Trustsfs. and
for che Transaction Of any other business which
may lsTslb come bsfFs them & !. II
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ISfiS scs0rianoe with law, and an order Of the
Board OF Trustees OF said company, so many eharss
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