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FRoM LAKE suPERIoR.-The fine steamer
Lac La Belle, Captain John spaulding, ar
rived here yesterday. Mr.. H. W. Davis,
Clerk, furnishes the following log of her
trip down;
Left Ontonsgon June 18th, at Lao A. n /;
called at Eagle River, Eagle Harbor, and at
Copper Harbor was detained by fog q
hours arrived at Portage Lake on the 18th
at 81 P. n, where We met the steamer Me-
teor left Portage Lake on the17Ih at A. ";
met the steamer Northern Light five miles
below Huron Islands; arrived at Marquette
at 1 P. n. Cleared from Marquette this
day-bk FOntanelle, sehs WinOna, Eveline
Bates, Mary Collins, Summit, c II Walker,
King Sisters, S Andrews; Ia port wRIt-
ing for losd-schs CIV Holt, IA Gard Mi
Ian, John Thursby, Honpsrsil, John Wuden,
ColiinsWood, Eagle Wing, Berlin, David,
Wagstaff. Collector Barheld reports hay
ing cleared from the port of Marquette.
from the 18th day of May to the 18th day
of June, one hundred and twenty six yes
sells and steamers. Left at Marquette at l
A. n. on the 18th arrived at Saait at 2:I5
P. "; met in St. Mary's River vessels 8
KimbaIl, Watts Shermsn, A Mays, Charles
Hinckley, II Fisk and bk De Soto; passed
sch R d Richmond hard sground in Ssult
River, loaded with iron ore; At anchor
schs Ironsides, ] L Woss, and blk Red White
and Blue; arrived at Detroit on the goth at
8 A. N and cleared at 2:40 P. n.
The Lac La Belle brought down 100 pas
sengers, and from Eagle HarbOr, account
of Central Mining Company, 3 bbls and s
masses of copper weighing ABA lbs, 1
mass weighing $3.50 lbs, l do weighing
s,459 lbs, and 4 do weighing over one ton
each; also, from Portage Lake, account Of
Quincy Mining Company, consigned to J
I Whiting & Co, Detroit 30 bbls iDgot cop!
per also 81 bbls, account of Isle Roysle
Mining Company, for H GarretoOn & Co
account Of Huron Mining Company, 16 bbls
do; account Of Pewabic Mining Company,
20 bbls do; account Of Grant Portage Mi
ming Company, 6 bbls doy eonsigned to W
D Gushing; from harq1ette, s~GeoGnt Of
Lake Superior Iron cOmpsiy, t6H'B Tut
tie 4 Son 1872 gross tons iron ore, and Sc
tons pig iropj balance Of cargo consigned
to Robert Hanna 8 Co., 80
The Lac La Belle LEAVES 0leyelsnd on
her first grand pleasure excursion to Onto
nsgon and intermediates ports. Thursday,
June 22d, at s I. n, and Detroit, Friday
June 2Sd. g1 q DO as
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Hoste,ter,s stomncn BItters.


Nan wants g TcE1C-no want
And every year and month brings forth 9 new
one,
Witch, after cramning the gazsttss with cant,
The age discovers to be not the true one.
Of such as these let their concoctoIs vsuht.
III ring the BnTEas that have credit due Won
The woEld's great tonic, which no skill ca better
Imean the mat.hIess BrTTERs Of HOSTETTERs
Doctors we're living long before cid Galsn,
AMI since, exceeding learned, grave and sage;
But the stomschicS they were bound to fail in;
Success came not until this later age.
Now Is the era sick io.ks are made hale in,
And dread d~y,pepsis driven from the stage.
Agues, rsmittents, hsadaches-resl hssd-sPlittsrs,
Vanish like smoke before HosrETTEs's BTfTHRs.
In Pittsburgh they sre mad"-s PLEASANT city,
Famous for furnaces and coal bituminlub
Which, though By day they may not be deemed
pretty,
Make it by night particularly luminous.
But tnsr still the Bitters, made in pity
For the complaints that else would be OOnsam-
ing us.
I don't mean us, bat those who, not being Sprites'
Bitters require to put their frames to rights.
Herbs, barks and roots compose the rare infusion
No mineral poison m AIS their Juices pure
And rye's mild 'ssenre holds them In solution
The taste is Peasant. the eff CT Is sure.
Meier nave the Bitters e. proved a delusloni
Try them iu tins, snd health AMI str ngth secure
The dragOn-staysr hgu IS on tie Ia 81,
An thew. LA e him, to save the weak are able.
iei9:2z3dkw
'oThs world for ~ssIe-hang out the sign;
Call eyfry traveller here TO me"
Tb.t he may buy DR. D.. 4. seslye's Liquid OatArrl
Remedy, TO cleanse the glan'B and membranes q
the nose and head while on his journey. 1ust 1
the nose and head VERY injurious to the Eeuers
health, and It may be gently removed BY the use c
this valuable medicine Exery traveller shout
have it every family should have it for this pul
pose, if for 10 other. 10 SbS
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MARINE NEWS.

POAT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED----.JUEE 19-2O.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, petsois.
Prep Mineral Rock, Mckay, HOughton.
Prop Arctic, Cresby, Buhalo
Sehr Il P GoOdel, scKee, Forester.
OLEARED--..JUsE 1870.
stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Arctic. Crosby, Bona o.
Prop Pewsbio, Mckay, UntOnsgon.
Brig PsragOn, Sinclair, Port Huron.
schr Alice Mary, Il H. Burwsl
ScOW EUen, Blanchard, Ksll-y's Island
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-June 20.
tn urV.wrauh

FIOur-Dun, SLOW sale, Tut prices are unAl-
t red
81 COa2 o. for vii Q.
Rye-9oc.
COrn-Quist; sales 1GO1 bush yellow at Csc.
Gats-Dun. Sales At 65a7zc.
P~rnVisious-Fi m.
Laru-Firm.
LaFG-FiTm,
COtton-Firm md sales Of miidlitg 81 Gle.
w isky-DalI At So O6a2 OS.
PeirOIenm-Qui-t. Demand chi fly for fee
| Sales report a. 7iaTzc IN s0nd Crude held al Of
a52c. Buyers demand = reduction
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TOE
WHEATON'S
E. B. HkLE, Banker,
9 AND
b. GOVERNMENT EeAN AGENT,
Ill Superior Sc.

az s-Io PER CKET, AND IO-4O' NATIONAL
LQAH, .
ICON mission allowed to subscriberB.l
BB-O. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2Os, lO-40's, Treasury
Eotea and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most faVorAbl terms.
Cold, silver, Coupons and Canada money bougrt
and sold At beat rates, Deposits received and Col
leotiOns mado st all sccessib e points. UneuRrent
funds converted st lowest rates. Revsnus Stamps
fnr sale ~
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NOGARS-PRIOES GREATLY RI
kJ. DUGRD on all kinds of Sugar, and we sre not
the Etkht plaoe-h0. u
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- I'M MONEY ApYANOED-

S1U,UUU in sums 70 suit-at me Old stand and
80 al every Kind, viz: Gold and Silver watches,
nnsano,ds' Silver Ware, Jevelry. Guns, PISTOLS,
fHSS-bS1g brv Goods, Pianos, MelOdeons, ana All per
SoAsI --Gnerty and articles Of value, on the most sat
isSaotory terms. Business strictly private; Estap-
H.Se5 issI- MA variety Of unredeemed hhtcb-
IIrsI-1 GuUs, etc, or sale at bargains
Nb@e2coro, OF Water and Superior street,, over
Dsy.s q fei1o'o' .. q = W. WAGNER.
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New York Stock Harket-June 20.
III THLEaRAPE.l
atOeks-Wihout decided
charge Seven thirtiss 99Z, United States Ten
forty coupons, 95A. Five twenty coupons. lUSi
United Sc teI sixss 81 coupons Ito
6tOeks-Stsady. Illinois O,ntral 120Z; Oleve-
Isod 3 Pittsburgh s4hi Chicago q Northwestern
"a; Rock Island s6S; FL. Wayne 9i@ Erie 70,
Hudson l07szi N. 4. Central 81; MsriPosa i2H;
Canton 37h-
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ENFoRcE 1.-THE ordinance relative to
the muzzling of dogs at this season of the
year has not yet been put in force. Rabid
dogs are running at large in neighboring
towns, and it would be we'll to enforce the
law here, and muzzle the "dorgs" before
they are taken with the prevailing "dis-
ease"
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French LEAVE The members of Clsrk's
Combination Troupe of negro minstreis
took French leave of Meadville and their
hotel bills, on Sunday morning. One of
our landlords seized some Of their baggage
to compensate for board. I have not learn
ed in what the baggage consists, but per-
haps the landlord has ere this. Il.
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3. Z. Money Market-June 20.
lBY TELEaBAPH.l
M0uey-Essy at495 Set for call losns.
Sterling EXehamge-Duliand lower at lOs2s
Clio
Cold Heavy and lower, opening al ls9, de-
oliniRg 20 1874, and closing at 1874
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DIarrh9a and Dy~sentery.-We have e1-
amiued a great nuuber o. letters f. ON s1me Of the
most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and CoVing-
ton. etc, speaking ia the highest tsrAsOf DR.
strieklsnd's Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure o
diarrhoes and dysentsry. The letters are too long
to rubbish. Nr Woods, Of OoJington, says he
was pronounced incurable by the best doctors in
Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR. stIi,F ladd's Anti
oholera Mixture effected q permanent cure after
suffering for months with the worst form Of disr.
rhoea and dyseutesgi For ssls By nruggista.
BENTON & DDNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
| --G.uE
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Lambs Knitting maehIne.0eESIuI
TRtUmPHAsT.-Ths greatest invention Of the age.
NArrows the toe, knits the heel, complete in one
piece. VIII do sn that It is promised to do in our
| circulars. Call on or address, With stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior st Cleveland. mJSI:2ls
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Claim of D. Sheridan, for damages
sustained through the grading of Lyman.
street. Bosrd Of CITY Improvements.
Claim of Patrick 0'Donell for damages
sustained through the grading OF Centre
street. Same reference.
Contrast of the city with John Given TO
build the jay street Branch Sewer. Ap-
proved.
O'NeiI for sprinkliug portions of DstrOit,
Pearl, Franklin and Lorain streets. AP-
proved. r..
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PLEASURE EXOU R.
SION TO LAKE SUPERIOR. A6
me new and ell CANT sttsmer bAO0
La BELLE, Cspt.-Johu spaldingi VIII leave our
Dock. on her first Grand Pleasure Excursion,
Thursday, June I'D. at g O'Clock P M.
stste Rooms can be secured for the round trip,
ROB'T HANNA & co.,
tseo.99O I69 and III River st.
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LAKE H~AVIcATIoN.

NOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
The siaurch and reliable 49,
sfeausr LADY FhAHKLIH, 49,
tiu Fred 5. Miller will leave our 9 Ock Tor supe
nor CIV and all intermediate ports, on Friday
June 23d st 8 O'Clock =. nj.
For freight or passage apply to
MALUNE, PETTTF& CO.,
I.e1.q2I l27 and l29 River street.
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CHICAaO MANIFESTATIONS 20
TRv Tele graph

by Telegraph
~FICur-Duli.
Wheat-Dul aud declined las. 81 1E15a1 Is
for Nc /, and 81 % for No. q
CorD-Dult and declined 20. Sales at 54a541zo
fr No. l, AMI 52Ls52Lc for No. 2.
Cass-Dull and declined 5s61. Sales at A15a
i5c.
FreIghfs Firm. Corn &c, wheat 81 to Buff
falo.
HfghWinea-Dul.
PrOVisiORs-pul.
Reeeipts-Flour, 6,cOO bbIs; wheat A coo bul
oor1. l6s. 90; cas- l37, OOJ.
81, 900 Dorn.
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Auditor-Lswis King, 1902. 50 Stephens
L Presley, $45,4s; Cuyhoga Steam Fur
mace Company, S13S,S6; Robert Helmes'
59.35; A. S. Gardner. $40, 80 B. P. Bowen
sic. so; Keeler & Voght, 1882 Mrs
Wyck of, $27,3O; G. W. Calkins i Co;
s6f75; o. NJ. Burke, $50 James Pannell,
$50; d. C. Hawkins, $50; Water Works,
B. P, Bower, S65, Sc.
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sToRN.-A very severe storm prevailed
here on Sunday afternoon for upwards Of
two hours. The growing crops of wheat,
oats and grass have sustained considerable
damage, but 1 have not heard of anything
else damaged by it. The good results of it
are perceptible in our clean and well
washed streets.
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.LEAsU RE RsIONs

ORAND PLBA<URE EXCURSION
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OsWEGt, nARkEF- June 20.
iBH TEGsaaAPH-i
Faaur-Uncbangsd ST IS FOR No. l spring.
81 10 for I'D wibt,r IS Is for whitei 50 % for
do bic extra.
wheat Dull with a downward tendency.
~GOrn-Quiet.
NJ e-DGll.
Canal Observation-Disclosures and dull. Flour
96aSTc, wheat -, corn TLo t. NeE York.
Lake ImpOsIs-O0O bbls Of -four 1880 bu
wheat, so 0 bu oats. $500 peas.
wheat
sIipments-By Rail, 81 bbis aOur,
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BALTI BORE MARKE T-June 20.
IRy Telegraph
~FIOur-Hsayy and declining & Ohio extra 81 IS
and 500 bbis Howard supreme 81 20.
Wheat-tulL. Red decliaed lOal5o.
COrn-Thm. SAILS white at SsAI o.; yellow
dull At . c
Whssky-Duu Sales ct 50 10.
PrOVisfOns-Firn aud Advancing.
Sugar ul
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Constable's sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the Justices Court OF Cold Hin. storey
county. State OF Nevada, attested by W. y. Hal,
J. P 10 me directed ami delivered Tor the Satisiac-
lion OF Judgment in said Court, rendered on the sth
ay of February ~ d. lS6j, in favor OF horn Broth.
rrS. and against Comfy ami Warren. for the sum OF
one HunIred AMI Sixteen dollars, and forty-et:ht
one hlutreth, Sll6 - au1 costs. have this 2sth
,lav OF ADril l>5 levied and taken into execution
all the right tide claim aud Interest 0! said Ju1g-
upnt debtors Comfy AMI Warren. In and to the ivI-
lowing described property, to-wit: \ certain piece
or paTcel of Land. consisting OF about one % acre,
NOR. or less situated In American Flat, storey
county State Of Nevada. said lot or parcel OF land
he inS bounded or the north by = mouse ana lot
owned hy C. Strvther on the south by the mouse anu
lr known ~ the Willows on the east by the Ameri-
IAN Flat Toll Road and on the west By houss and
iot occgplel Oy II. White, on which piece or parcel
gf lant Is stone building 36x1O feet, said building
being occupied by SaM Comfy and Warren, and be-
!ng formerly used as a boarding h0u>:.
Notice is hereby given that will expose for sale 10
the highest bidder Tor L. :. gold coin, the said prop
rty orsp much thereof Will satisfy said Judgment
and. costs in front Of the Justices Office OF Gold
Hill, Storey county. State Of Nevada on the llth
,!1v Of Miy, \. b. I>Si. between the hours OF
y O'Clock, NJ ami O'Clock, p NJ, viz: At O'Clock,
P. VI. WM BEEGAS;
Constable OF Gold I'LL Township.
Dated at Golt Hill, April 18th Ht5, NJ the hour OF
; O'Clock, ?. VI. Ap9 %.
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Golden swan Gold and silver .,IInin.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEVADA SANITARY FUND.-

Events are now transprfng which call for fur.
ther aid from the patriotic citizens Of Nevada,
and as the signs Of the times indicate speedy
termination Of our National difficulties the OH.
GERS of the Nevada Sanitary Fund have deemed
II advisable 10 make smR call upon tho citizens
of our State for the purpose Of rendering further
aid and at the same time propose to- Issue an ele'
giant Certificate of Membership (Which Is now
being executed to all who have heretofore, or
may hereafter contribute .t ~
The object of this call has q triple purpose:
Flrvt-To replenfIh the Treasury.
Second--To give e.ch token upon which he
and those who may follow him will look with
pride as an unmstakable evidence Of his or her
patriotism and loyalty.
Third-To gather together upon one record all
the names Of parties who have contributed, for
such future use az may be desired.
We, therefore, have set the price Of each Ger.
tifcate at the small sum Of FIVE DOLLARS, bring
ing Il within the means Of all 10 receive lasting
token of membership Of the Nevada Association,
at the same time asking for such additional con.
trbutions as parties feel able to make.
All persons who at any time have contributed,
are requested to forward 10 either Of the officers
below named a statement Of their contributions
tie amount and at what time contributed, upon
which an examination Of the records Will be
made, and II found correct, certificate will be
issued embracing Rll amounts 10 one.
Those living outside of Storey county are re.
Of their respective counties setting forth the fact
that - has contributed - dollars In
gold coin to the Sanitary Fund of his county, and
forward the same to us, upon the receipt Of which
q certificate will be made our and forwarded to
the President Of their respective countles
Where Benevolent Associations and the Ladies'
Of any city or town have contributed, certificates
will be Issued to such.
Il is earnestly hoped that the officers Of the
Fund in each county of the State, that the Ladies
in each city and town, and that every Individual
who has any patriotism In him, will take an inter
est In the matter and render us all the aid 10 their
power, for the triple purpose shove named.
Relying upon The patriotism Of Nevada, We
hope for speedy and substantial Response
ALMARIN B. PAUL.
President Nevada Branch U. g. Sanitary Com
mission, Gold Hill.
GEO. H. DANA, r.
Secretary, Virginia
J. L. BLACK,
Treasurer. Virginia
fThe Press throughout tho State are requested
10 pubIish this one month. and lead their esrnsIt
efforts In behalf of the cause ap6 N
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Executors Sale.

NOTICE / HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ pursuance OF an order OF the District Court
OF the First Judicial District, in and for storey
county State of Nevada, made on the 22d day OF
April A D. lS65, IN the matter OF the estate OF
Frederick A. Birge. deceased, the undarsigned
Executor of said estate will sell at public auction
20 rhe highest bidder for cash. subject 10 conhrma
sion by said Court, on TUESDAY, the sixteenth
DAY OF May, \. D. 1895, at the premises (May'
nards Bl ck), in the town Of Gold Hill, the toi.
lowing personal property. to-wit: STOCK OF
Of Liquors. Bar Fixtures, good will and lease Of
,he saloon known a. ths Bank Exchange. Terms
OF sale. cash, approval OF sale by Probate
Court. Inventory Of stock, and further particu-
lars can be learned from the undersigned.
Y. A. II. BALL,
rnrh "a ENecntor estate Z. A. Btrge, dec d.
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Dissolution of CopartnershIp.

A-OTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
y tofore existing between T. ID. Conn & y Et-
:;fnSer. in the name and style of E d. Cohn &
Go will expire bv imitation on the lsi OF May
next Either of the partners are authorized 70
sign the name Of the trm in liquidation.
All parsons indebted to the hru, are requested
10 come forward and settle their accounts BY tae
Sth day Of May next. If not settled on that day,
The accounts will be placed in the hands OF an at
torney for collection.
We also offer for sale our F1RE-PROOF
STORE The same Is situated below the Eclipse
Mill, and opposite the Exchange Hotel, Gold HUI
Ths Store and LOt-2Sxs0-wiIl be sold very low
for cash: and possession given Immediately.
E. D. COIN,
osn 4 ETTLINGER.
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Di..olution of q Copartnership.

puE coPARrSER HIP HERETOFORE e1.
| i.ting under the name and drm or Almariu B.
pa,I 4 20. Bankers, Is this day dissolved by mu.
- ,.o,s.r, The past business Of the copart.
rs-.hin will be closed by either member Of the
E,Ir,s bv The Bank Of California, and having
.Tnnsf-rred our balances to the same, depositors
viii please hand in their bank BOOKS ior r ~.
.ettlement and transfer We oesPeN LOT tne
RAM of California the patronage Of the citizens
paeS % no,d Hi ALMARIN P. PAUL.
u S D. L. BLISS,
Nm. H. BAKER.
,.,. r,m Nav 1ssS myl I'd
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Cresus Gold and Silver Mining
Compsny.-The delinquent LIST, advertised to Be
sold THfS DAY Is turdAy). April 18th, 1865, ts
postponed until THURSDAY, April 10th, 1865,
n the sane hour and place. This Is positively the
LAST po1tponement J. PFOuz' Secy:
Gold 1ul April Is, e6St apI3 ID =
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HORsE FARRIER.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT q
4 FULLY informs the publlc thar be ENN
viii attend and bestow edical atien, T7N
Hon upon all Horses, Cattle and DogsSA
which may be entrusted to him Rt his StAhle. no
ISL G street, Virginia, having had an e1ignnss n,s
experience In business for years In the uniteo
ststes Of America and Europe.
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~:--oI,+;on Notice.

Dissolution Notice. ,,,,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAI a M y
N Arm heretofore existing under the name ~ ~
FrsnEsnheimer & Co.. in the Fancy Dry uooas
susine.s in the town Of Gold HILL was olss" n
on the 7th Of April inst. by mutual sonasns al
SA,.ards against. and debts due 10 the trm' VIII
-. ssrtIad by either Of the late frru-
~ = NJ FRANKENHEINEK,
SAM MARKEWlTl.
c.,. rn Anril q. 1858 sp24 n
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To the kentucky G. & s. NJ. Co.
"HEREAs, THE OWNERS OF A MA.
w iority Of the shares of the above company's
stock request that a company meeting be called,
10 be holden on Saturday next, for the purpose Of
electing a Board Of Trustees, and the transaction
OF other business, therefore the members Of the
Kentucky G. & S. NJ Co. are hereby notified to
meet at the Office Of the company. In Gold Hill,
At , O'Clock P. ~, on SATURDAY, May 9th, for
the purpose above stated.
Gold HIll Nav & 1865 my31
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Notice to Dogs:

90 ALL DOGS WITHIN THE LIMITS
va ofthe Town Of Gold Hill will please take
-A21notice, that by the laws Of said town. you
are required to call Immediately at the Msrseai1
ONCE and obtain tag" On and amer four dsys
from tbis date, all dogs found within said limits
without q stag" will be Impouuded at their own
expeuve, and after imprisonment for three days
will be shot until they arc dead
THOS. Fl. JOHNSON, Marshal.
C1nid Hill New April |, 1855 Api
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Dated, Gold Hin, April 6, 1868
Notice.

THAvE THIS DAY PURCHASED ALL
] tho Personal Property, Fixtures. Liquors,
LOON, In Gold Hill, and shall conduct the bnsl
ness of saloon. keeping in said Greyhound Saloon.
A share Of the public patronage Is expected by
the undersigned. ED. BROCHU:
Dated Gold HILL April Z, 1865. apt m
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Notice.

TNO ALL WHOM IT MAY coNCERN.-The
L partnershIp heretofore existing between 10.
seph Ladower and Charles w Humphrey In
conducting the business Of saloon keeping, st the
Grey Hound Saloon, In Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada, Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent:
The partnershIp debts are TO be paid by, and all
the moneys owing said firm are to be paid 10 the
undersigned, as by written agreement In my pos
session II set forth. -. -.s1a
JOSEPH LAFLowER.
Dated, Gold HIN, April 6. 1865
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C.-Dcnter,. TooI Chest for Sale:

COMPLETE SET OF CARPENTERS
\ Tools, and Chest. In good order. VII 3e
.oa shesp for cash Apply to COOK rn1n1
Wtu below 6JlvGr City.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES. .
Central Hawkeye NIinIn,

Central HaWkeye MinIng Com.
pany.-NotIce IL hereby given that no many
shares Of the capital stock Of bis Company,
standing in the pgmes Of the following persons
a. will pay the assessments due thereon, together
with the costs of sale and advertising, will be sold
according 10 law on SATURDAY, April 90, 1865,
at two O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Office Of the Company,
in Gold Hill, Nevada :,
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of the
Board OF Trustees OF said company, so many shares
Of each parcel Of said stock may be necessary VIII
be sold al public auction, In front Of the company
Once, in Gold Hill, on MONDAY, May 18Th, 1903.
between the hours Of and O'Clock p u. OF toat
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon, 70
S,.tter with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale. L. u MANNANo:os ~ -
Gold Hill, April q, 1865. apZSd