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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

OL.-Petroleum has received fresh impetus
recently. The explosion of the pretty little
"sell" in Walton Hollow or coulse results in
benefit to the genuine Copper Creek discoveries
Last week the latter were visited by DR.. An.
dros, s. NJ. Mcconnell. (gone east now for
goodO Dr.. Tavernier, (of St. Paul. T. Beck
with (Sec'y of the Co.. F. G. Hannahs, the
writer, Gen. Lawler, Diamond Jo," of Pr. du
Chen, all Of whom testify to the superior sur
face indications of the ground referred to-
The two latter well-known gentlemen assure
us that the springs and surrounding territory
are superior in promise to anything they had
imagined from descriptions. Messrs. Teabout,
Burdick, Congden, (of Pa,) Pcarsall and Hunt.
ting are now over there exploring. We know
they will return convinced of the close proxim.
ity of oil to thesindications there visible, be.
cause no living man can get away from such =
conclusion. Let those who look wise and ex-
press doubts. 80 and look the ground over be-
fore they assume to know more than their
neighbors who have examined.
In . few days work will commence in the
way Of development.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

AUc1IoN.-John G. Bass has grown tired
of the milk business and proposes to sell
lot of good fresh cows, a team of mules,
wagon, harness and other matters belong
ing to the trade. See his Advertisement.
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Horses Lost.

r WILL give Fifty Dollars Reward to any person who
i will return to me my BAY (MATCHED) HORSES.
One of them has small star and hole in the forehead
45S G. w. HUFFSCHMIDT, Lansing, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

DROPOsALs for furnishing materials and finishing
i a School House at North McGregor, Except the
walls which are designed of brick) will be received up
to o'clock NJ, Saturday. July LIST. Plan and speci-
catons can be seen at the Office OF the Secretary in
McGregor Said House to be finished by the first day
of September next.
By order Of Directors,
A. J. JORDAN, Secretary.
.Jnne 9th 1Sf5
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28
Notice Of Final [Settlement.

STATE OF IOWA, 50
CLANToN COUNTY. ( 3d.
NJ Office is hereby given that final settlement with
~ the Administrator and Administrators of the
estate OF LeCirand Omsted, of Clayton Co.. deceased
will be made at the August term of the Clayton County
Court, commencing Monday, August It'll 1865, whef
If no objection thereto appears the administration Of
said estate will be closed and the parties having legal
charge of said estate will be discharged from further
responsibility or duty relative thereto
By order of the Clayton County Court.
Attest, A. G. ROGERS,
454w3 Judge of c. c. Court.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

A mans reputation often depends on the
place where he falls asleep If in a drinking
saloon, he is thought drunkard if in a
church, he is regarded as model of piety.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28
Mining & Petroleum COMPANY

Mining & Petroleum Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
George W Church, Hannahs W Durham, A p
Richardson, Oscar Burdick II Hayt Joseph Reynolds
Truman Beckwith, Thomas, John Lawler VIM
Rowland and Richard Jones and their assigns and
associates hereby form themselves into body corporate
under the name and style Of "The Wisconsin Copper
Creek Petroleum and Mining Company" with its prn-
cpal place of transacting business at McGregor Iowa.
for the purpose of buying, leasing holding and selling
Real Estate and personal property, and mining quarry
ing searching and excavang for oil mineral and fossil
substances Of all kinds and any, and all other business
incident thereto with capital stock of Two Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars to be paid in full when sold
and delivered by the company the corporation to
mence on the 18th day of June, 1865, and continue
twenty years, with the right of renewal unless
dissolved provided by the Articles of Incorporation;
the affairs of the company to be managed by Nine
Directors, who are to be elected annually on the LIST
Monday of June, and who choose from their number
President, Secretary and Treasurer.
The highest amount of indebtedness to which the
company at any time may subject ITSELF is five thousand
bers of the corporation is to be exempt from the
of corporate debts.
The Directors for the ensuing year. and until their
successors elected and qualified John Lawler,
b Thomas, A Tichenor Joseph Reynolds, Amos Pear
sail, II d Evans, George Bass, Edwin Barron and
Truman Beckwith
McGregor, June 20th 1865.
453w4 TRUMAN BECKWITH, Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fresh Mich Cows at Auction.

T WILL sell at my residence, in Jones Bass addi-
i ton to McGregor, on SATURDAY, JULY LIST, 1866
Is Cows Bull, Span of Mules and Harness, and
Spring Wagon. a. Terms Cash.
T. g. DAEc
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TO Rent.

TIME GRASS of 200 acres on the Yellow River bot.
i toms, to miles from town. Also, good dwell.
ing with five rooms, my store, opposite the Post
Office, McGregor. (4ti53) j. 4. LIEBHARDT.
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A romance writer describing FIRST kiss
says: 1.-The next morning the dainty
lips swept . perfumed touch across his
own"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

JERusALEx.-Mr. WooD, of GAINESVILLE, has
been exhibiting vehicle in McGregor called
the jerusalem Wagon. It 10 curiosity to all,
and We believe it will soon become necessity.
Mr.. Wood il supplied with any amount of Ger.
tiacates OF its utility over al other whe eled
vehicles. 1t bids fair to supplant all others
The indorsers Of this improvement arc among
the leading men Of the west, including State
County Fair Committees Of the most capable
character. It is cheap, strong. light, does its
own braking and runs easier than any other
wagon. Those who wish to engage in the sale
Of this great invention, will call on Mr. Wood
at their earliest convenience. This Wagon ia
double ,oheeled-a small and large one being
At each axle. There are so many proper
things about it that it il impossible to describe
them al. In word, it is . nice machine in.
stead Of an oldstyle lumber plug that kills
horses and requires grease and repairs every
ten miles Of travel.
See the Wagon; see WooD aud buy the
right OF manufacture and sale.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28
Caution to Piano BUYERS.

WYE have lately learned that certain Piano sellers,
w operating in this and neighboring States having
discovered that the splendid quality and reputation Of
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

MAP.-Mr. Hubbard exhibits Map which
must be very popular The design is to mark
out Clayton Co. in such manner as that every
mans farm, ,oitk his name on it, shall be indi.
Gated the school houses, churches, mills and
all other local distinctions will be accurately
put down. 1t will be the most interesting pic
ture Of our county that ever was got up by
pen or pencil and we confidently expect an
almost universal subscription for it. The price
is very reasonable-the map invaluable.
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COMMERCIAL.

TIMES OFFICE, Tuesday, June 27-4P NJ.
Damp, growing weather. Crops reported good
River at stand. Business fair See Benton Bros re.
port for changes in market, and for grain prices
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REAPERS AND MOWERS.
$50 REWARD.

STRAYED or Stolen from the undersigned near
~ Preston, Mimi, Two Four-Year old Mares described
as follows: brown or wnc-colored bay, short legs
heavy set small star in forehead black NAME legs and
fiat feet on left ham, and stands wide between
the legs Sorre slim body and legs star in forehead
dark name and tail; near feet white little distance
above the hoos: the described gets up well and il
good carriage animal From IA to Is hands each.
Also, ONE span OF BROWN MULES; q Swear
OLD horsemule with large, crooked legjoints. The
other mare four years DID, left hind foot
ming down the hoof, caused by drag tooth. The re-
turn OF these animals, either of the will meet with
satisfactory reward from JAMES G. PORTER.
453 GEORGE HOPP.
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LOOK Sec Ruble's Adver tisemsnt on
prices.
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The Burlington Havkeye, the Council Bluffs
Nonpariel and other Republican papers of
character, condemn the Anti-JoHNsox course
Of their late Convention; most of the papers Of
the State devoted to abolition interests in gen.
sral, 90 for expunging the word "white" from
the constitution of Iowa. We await the issue
patiently. Democrats can afford to look pas.
sively at the struggle between the two classes
Of their opponents. We see it stated in an ex.
change that Doctor advertises somewhere to
take the kinks out Of a negros hair; would it
not be better to invent means to put kinks in
the hair Of those white people who are dead in
love with the colored folks7 The negros them.
selves are not half 20 much troubled about
their condition as are the bypocritical place.
hunters who use them for hobby.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

90 BUY FRESH GROUND OSWEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROsENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS & SON-Ga
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~ Ladies whose health will not admit
increase of offspring, would do well to address MAD
NJ C. E. FOX, lock-drawer $780, Pr. du Chen, Wis.,,
for valuable information for females only IA
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nIcGrcgor Western Railway,

hIcGrcgOr Western Railway.
On and after Tuesday, May I'd, Trains will leave
and arrive as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE.
North McGregor, 7:45 A. NJ. and 500 P. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE
North McGreger, 1890 A. NJ. and $3.50 P. NJ.
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g. Pr. du Chien Railway
TRAINS DEPART.
Mail and Day Express Passenger. A. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger, ........"...4:10 p NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail and Day Express Passenger,..-...9:00 P. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger, A. NJ.
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you and as he triumphed over the difficulties
that were in his way, so may you."
There are said to be one thousand rebel of.
fcers confined at Fort Delaware.
Copper mining has recently commenced at
Enfield, Conn.
Late advices from Brazil speak of much pop.
ular enthusiasm there in regard to the war with
Paraguay.
The feeling in Brazil for CONNER cial un
ion with the United States by steam mail
line is very strong.
The national guard of the Argentine confed.
Grafton consists Of about 10000 men, exclusive
Of III, 600 on the reserve list.
No man is more miserable than he that hath
no adversely. That man is not tried whether
he be good or bad.
The 9th Iowa Cavalry is at Macon Geor.
gia.
COL Eli 8. Parker, Assistant Adjutant Gen.
eral on the staff of General Grant, 10 a half.
blood Indian, formerly head chief of the
remnant of the Six Nations in Western New
York. He is said to be lawyer of finished
education a disciplined warrior, and a distin-
guished Mason of Illinois.
On thel st of July The Dubuque Times will
pass into the hands of G. T. Stewart, former
proprietor, and Jacob Rich. late clerk of the
House of Representatives.
Major General Frank J. Heron of this State,
recently in command Of the Coast Department
in Louisiana. has resigned his Major General.
ship, and will make his future home in Pitts
burg.
1t is said Col II. H. Heath has been brevet.
ted Brigadier Gen. and will be ordered to the
Plains for active service.
A son Of Gen. Geo. w. Jones of Dubuque,
is now in Mexico.
A little boy in Scott County, who was bitten
by q mad dog, it is believed has been cured by
| o maidstone in Linn county.
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the cable. Electrically, the third isult
was analogous to the first. The diff
Guilty can DO guarded against in the
construction of future cables.
4. That nothing has occurred to
create the least doubt, in che minds OF
practical men engaged in the expedi-
ton, of the successful laying and work
ing of the Atlantic telegraph cable,
but, n the Contrary, their confidence
IN the undertaking has been largely
increased by the experience thus OBJ
tanned
5. That with the Great, Eastern
steamship, and with stronger tackle,
and with improved picking up ma
chinery, there is possibility Of reco-
vering the lost end of the cable and
completing the line already two-tlirds
laid. SAMUEL CANNING,
Chief Engineer.
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\. l.. SOLOMON.
General Commission Merchant.

Se"r'" 1'""' r.f'"7 ."i'frcr Hoase, Pioi, ~,eet.
tOICMBii. y. g..
hEA!1I in foreiS. and domestic m.r-
IL c.;ndl.:o: The .liS!lcs: market price
railt tor COTTON ant. COUNTRY i'nO-
DCCE in gold or c,lr*.,lc,. Lu.lsisn.ncots
solicited. which will rccei;e my usual pronp1
attcur;DM. Refer to
IT, IL. Cr'np " Co., Augusta, Ga,
l.a1:oclic 4 Bell. Savanl.ah Ga,
Glboon CO.. Charleston, $. c..
h"oplnan y Phelps, Chuclottc, \. C.,
Fuller ~ Wilkerson. J,asburr' n. C.
10: L. Richar,tson Readsv:lle. 4. C..
Jane. h. Lea, Yauceyviuc. y. C..
Chambers Patrick, Danvlile, Va,
ErownlE X Co. Petersburg, Va,
Kent: taEic K Co. Richmond. Va.
Aug 4 fs27
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Office Gen. Sup. w. and N. r. R.,
i.sSss "a X; Ill; :::.assse:sl. .s.ss:ssl ):
SU3I"Er,,- August

Susl~Ei;:,; August Is, 1865.
nN a'TN after August ~, Il DAILY TRAIN
~ will run 3ctween K;ngsville and vii
mington. Arriving at Kingsvillc at rs a.
m, m, and leaving hingsville at 7.35 p. m.
These Tram" VIII make daily connections at
Mlmln@t"n Ml,n ;, with tn frains for any point
with Trains "l tie NorSshoastern Railr3m!.
for Charleston and Cl,cr,.,7 ana Darlington
Railroad. The" Trans carry both frc,;,ht
and pass, gers HENRY Nj. DRAM.
y uS Il: fad General Superintendent.
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Noticc.-1barlts,.rc at;c.1.

FyNiE la,j"~ u th> JHS+-L7EE COVERT
l. and ACADEMY arn an&Dus t.; reh3t,d
Ss s!rcd.!: Is possible. - etli'ict suitable
Tor .ac.: 'ioEa-tcry and institute, theirs
ia"int, been burned in the general coMAa-
*r"u"n Of C":'upi,:a by tho United States
army. n;!dcr '''i. SHERMAN. on .ha I.sght Of
rehr;Lrv TN. Md w:!ii, tii,;; ;irc FAR
from pressing, tiicir necessities Oh their f:l-
i'w-s:ft.'r're Il the s5uu.l4, will gratefully
recoirc any c,..:Y;,nti .'i:. w!l;clt u. friends
ct c'!uoa:s,':, aHd religion may ,ion.sit ,iicn
r'r ;i;S r;,ri; 'nt wn..; htiuit sancos NAV
be i n'is$lt' through. tn" Express Co,npan>
Please llt,.":=s
TUE MorGz;E SUPERIOR.
DrSiliinc {. invent ai,l At.d"rly,
E*r' DR.. John Lyy;.ca. Celnmhia, $. {.
aug 1nlo
NOrlCl.--Iv coYrcc, i;.,. .n,r,,v erroneous
reports IL circulation, tlic rioth;sr Superior
w-S!.r'~ t" ss:% ti.at she has r'.d $50 20 for
one months Insertion Il t&y 'Cn;ritahl2
Appeal" and !aS recrl, ctl nor u,,p cent. nor
even vac c.;!i. UE o,lr ,c.t, t.:Wnr,ls eithe:
'iic erection or the 'Cunvent and acaie-
my, or the purchase Of srouEd whcr.on to
build.
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The Atlantic cah,c---1s it :. Failure.

Ihe Atlantic Cuhlc---7s: it :, Failure.
III despatch fronl st. Johns. New
toundland, We are furnished with FAR
taer very Interesting details .lcscrip-
tive of the parting "f t!is Atiaut.c
telegraph cable. aisi tna subsequent
etiorss to recover it. rhe breaking
occurred about haF-rast - o'cloce ii.
the afternoon OF tiic zJ i,-5t. aa Il point
where the w:ltei was j. 300 yards deep,
after over .2J3 miles OF tit, Cable. had
been payed out, in consequence. of its
becoming inquired by c!.:.;i.lg OH the
stern OF the snip while rciiauliiry a
portion of it Oh board the Great East
ern to-. remove another defect in the
insulation which had been discovered.
After losing 1t, ii was srlpplcl three
times, being on one OF the occasions
brought to Within l,2uD yards OF the
waters surface; but the weight was
too much for the graphing rope,
which cuch time broke and dropped
the cakk,. The last attempt to raise
1t was made on the 1ItA last. when,
not meeting with success. 4 buoy was,
placed ovr: the ,pCt where it Was lost,
and the Gieap Eastern sailed for Eng
land, and her consoris, the Terrible
and GaJutea. Cor ST. Joi.a's. where the
latter vessels arrived Oh l..st Tuesday
evening, as heretofore annr;.nced.
The following practical conclusions
have been arrived ut by those engaged
i'll various capacities in the expedition:
l. That the Steamship Great East
ern, from her size and set going quail
ties, can carry and lay an Atlantic
telegraph cable safely in any weather.
2. Frat the paying on, machinery,
constructed for ttle purpose by Messrs.
Canning ~ Clifford, works perfectly.
and can be confidently relied on. That
the Insulation of the gutt; percha con
ductor improved by reason of tho re-
duction OF the temperature and the
great pressure at the bottom of the
ocean, and was more than double what
1t had been before starting, proving
itself to be the best insulated. liable
ever manufactured, and many times
higher than the standard required by
the contract. The cause OF the two
faults which We're picked up was IN
each case a pcrforation of the gutta
pcicha through to the copper by "a
piece of iron wire found sticking in
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C0PkRTNNRSEIP.

COLUMBIA; AUGUST is, 1865.
.TE'IlE undersigned, having formed a busi-
Il ness connection with tho frla Of
Of ECTSON LEE; i CO., for tho Ff9p6as OF
conducting an AUCTION, GENERAL COM
MISSION and EXCHANGE BROKERAGE.
respectfully solicits he patronage OF the
public. HUTSON LEE.
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THE ORANGEBURG & COLUMBIA
ST k&E LIME

y CNS II CARRIAGE or SPRING WAGON
IL 70 Oranschr:y. 1T , p. M, Tuesdays,
ton with the Charleston trains the following
mornings. ~
Gs4 arriy:l! "t tra:: On Mo,Hay. wcdnes-
day ai!i fri'la.. : vehicle starts jor Column
hla; t"r l1;.soagc, an...iy To II. H. FOWLES
or or J.. COFFIN, at ti'r Htoy., Of l.. VI. Stokes,
lla:ii street. Aug - ~
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JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE BY
Lu 6. GhARKXs
Eat HIs RESIDENCE,

EINE COESETTS, Black SEWING SILK,
4 Ladies BUCK GAUNTLETTS and
Ladies White Kb GLOVES.
Ladies' Mourning and Emb'd HDKFS
SILVER THIMBLES, SCISSORS
Key Rings; Grape Colars:
Cologne, ipet,o and dne.)
Iubin's Extracts, Pomade,
Butterfly Cravats, China Dolls.
FFncy Tusk Combs.
Black Flax Thread, Satinets.
Cashmere, for suits:
Embroidery Cotton, Silk Gloves.
Silk Tiasae, for wells
Bleached ,Shirting, Lea ather Belts.
DeBcge, for travelling dresses
Ladies' Mcrino yests:
l.ow-prictl L;Tslies Host
Fancy Vest and Dress Biittorig
Diaper Pins, Agate Buttons
Gents Linen Collars. Matches
Black aNd Colorcd Silk Bcltine
Brooms, Black and Greer Tea.
Spool Cotton, all numbers;
Mourning Calico.
Boys Half Hose, Fe!t HITS
Rnta Baga Tupoip Seed. &c Aug 2a4
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the relief of the Jacob:ns and en-.
dorsed the social equality O, races and
negro suffrage, but were compelled to
sngar-cosst it over with the pretence of
endorsing che policy of the President.
This action has furnished the radicals
ray of hope, but viii hardly amount
to anything practically. The Repub-
Leans of Pennsylvania hold their con-
vention at Harrisburg this week The
politicians of the I,aaty are deeply
interested in the struggle between
Gov. Curtin and ex-Secretary Came
ron for the Senatorship, which will.
no doubt, override all other questions.
There Is, however, but little inlica-
ton that the radical doctrines will
fare any better there than they did in
Ohio and New Jersey, which border
on that State:
Ehe endorsement Of the p,lcification
policy of the President may be con-
sldefed 1S certain. This universal
course rf the No.t;,e ern. conventions,
and the general disposition Of the
dominant partx liere not to force upon
the Southern States 4 class oi voters
not admitted to the privilege of the.
tranchlsc ut home, Will strengthen the
Southern people and encourage thems
to work more earnestly for the success
OF the adjustments programme of Mr..
johnson. 1t also in i, measure check
mates the rxdic:lls and strikes a sete:r
blow ut their pc%rr and Influence.
Now let tLeeonstitrtioual oorvelltions
which are about tt' assemble in the
Southern States sstliisit the bllclls to
the privilege Of voting by adopting
some such provision Us now exi is in
tins St;.le:-tilat is, allowing al these
to vote wne h;Ve taxable Property to
Che ..nourt CT t"o hundred and tiftv
doilarS--''r III educational restriction.
like that oii Massachusetts and tue
radicals will he powclless either IN
Congress or elsewhere y ith this
basis, they VIII moi issr. t'5 raise their
h''f,i or oppose the adm ittanc. cf the
Southern rt.prcsenta4i, On the
other hand. tic wllo!e influence ,,t the
North Will b" exercised in their be-
half; reunion. peace. prosperity and
the harmony of the WHOLE country will
follow. and the ,,atio:, :e;oice over the
hn;1 deatH and burial vi r;.,!ic;,!iam.
: -Fstr ioy.t UuMI 1ok4.
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w. B: 5oIfasTcN,.
GaS1St1-a5e,

Office on Flcsens street East eS6 Of IcGy.
WILL asSsnd to al Official bus;noss
w brought before hirn; will also at:anc'
to drawing mp Deeds, Conueyarces, Mort
gages, Contracts, and other ordinary lcga.
Instruments OF writing. Fnir copies Of an,
document executed Wit nesenoss and d.
sr Escn August
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Hereafter, tho Auction and General Com
mission business done by Us will be con-
Quoted by Messrs. HUTSON LEE d co.
Aug l6 ZEALI, Scott h BRUINS.
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CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK.
ATlAM TIC COAST
M a il Line!

Balch, Commander,
=, viii leave Charleston; s. e.; direct for
New York, alternately. THURSDAYS each
For freight or passage--having handsona
State Room GccommoQationa-ap to
F. A. WILCOXSON, Agent,
Orangeburf, 8. q.
ARCHIBALD GETTY d CO.,
12e AAd 1zS Meeting St.. Charleston q C.'
LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., Agents,
Aug 10 emo sNew York
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-10
Jaek.ou Gold and silver Mining

Company.-Notiee is hereby given, that in &C.
cordanee with the laws Of the State of Nevada
and the bylaws Of the. company, there viii be
sold al public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the
third day Of May next, at 2 o'clock P. H., ut the
eompany's Office. on Main street, Gold Hill, Ne
vads, so many shares of the capital stock Of the
above named company. standing In the names of
the following persons on the books Of the comps-
ny will be necessary to pay all assessments due
thereon, together with costs of advertising. sals
and transfer. to-wit:
H II Bailey n 10. ii. IL i5ii. 81 IS
Pa;'k Mcneil --9s.l53 IL, r. 1914 TO- so :.
j B Jackson ..5.57.5S
- l47 ....lSl3,l4. 40. $50
Jas Pereival.. .66,l5l .l2, 1914. 90
", Bishop. ---.-3 : -..l2l3l4. 40 .59 a5
Bishop & ApPerson
1918 .-.laI3,l4. IS. .I3l 25
\ stephens Ills 70 l3f4 : Shal IA TX
SIS Wilson ..53H,55l
Geo Hawkins %. Iss iSi1 10 - Ss y
A Curtis &c, lOI,l S IA 40 .
| B MeGlnn. .lO9l5S 49, 13Ia Ioh-i1S y:
| James Meagher. -l6O i9ia issso
| p E Woodward "a, AL, - ~
59.s1, 81 $50 IA o. ,,e, "a
4 Wales "A, los, l52 ~ % "
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By order Of the Board Of Trustees -
| j. B. JACKSON, see,y
| Gold Hill, New, April 8 1865 ma x