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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-12
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len e,ns l,fFrsn3 In r1n Anfdifn utel
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qen, wtloa shG q Yrtre'p rcr Nuaen
babsn, unr Cher RE proiotits WnfI'dftiI
unc dttr ole NufIt!sn cr 3 edmae'o:
hit lt binnealteen ~ ml|isn %aI1utsn.
pcasn Zen hst e1tdrten Stlarrn coe 70
fo1ties Sti ertttAt m1i'sn, nab
unr Disjsnieen, nelhe fur tie Neol.ia
'icn Bee p.irsipe SunldA cine fife 8caa
eIsai wilrn pcusu, ete Aueubune tis(ta
: EEAmmrtia non (oldcu Btetnaunasn
atbanAia oemahi ulnI3cn. raS toNdtt
In elmer eso Blraere eu NaputIif rl1rt
9en Weiic auaeeubI mHteeu sonn.
"WM.td outn Isbatten, If rsnn aNh
bir ttmoe 81 tibia Au e'fs Qcaonasn
roreen une RE t!oefn Drireiprlilu babe
lire Sppcnsnien rsr NsaeIion Ill., belhul
ri9fn fh nidt eNtbI0eet. Shlhelih pa
hen 9s f6 aus WanQsl an @1Qnren euf
tloBs Nu;oti!dlen b%eruitn, unp cabei ibls
GpponGntsn aus tbru Yo1tion Al rrdn
oen ae(udt um eh(slbe lbellpe,fe (ltjt
e:p1untbusn. WubN Wsneeu Yb,I1ppe
taten 6e bs(onrera smei 5Mn!I,hs Wans
nu M,0 uuris. een @oup. blsthe,
uup Senator @roB Brn.wn euirt,
inreb eis Anihhrpee nasrsn Qcna m,ll
fubrlib auaaeleAt, ano rie Nrhhlen re-
ltRItttn MAI lbuIwei,e w%isrfrReQebsn.
@oup. GIeldu lpri6t G6 In lsinsr BOT
ldafl nit cuu Gn,(diersnbsii fur RE
@lst& Rtuunp Ter Gotbiaen NIT Zen Nti
bsn Gus, aber mil fstnn S.lbe csulst st
rarauf bin, eob mad lstnr Aniht roe
Slimmreh& 1ofort uno obne Dertn
9ura ben bef!siten ~@t!ossn- aeostsn msr
,psn lpus. 81 *Nfut G6 In Der Nsanfraes
Qans ouf tit QItps1ano YlatIform unr
psrlane' @lsidbeit Ausr Dor Dem @s(sB
Nos absr niht in W,culprub febi nit
elmer Suspeni on. CTR Auelbun9 ees
Stimmrdts, big 1olae: B%epinaun8sn ct
.flDt Gne, Don rsnsu Die wlrppe Mus.
;iibuna tt0eIben sEotbwepria obbdnat.
@ros Bromu aebt auf Gen s,fen Bttd ct.
mas Meter. Or MIL stns iofouias Mner
.fsnnunA en- @IsidfsuunQ Fer Nsou In
auen :93i'bunesu. ::8ufOlat man tnrsb
ieinen ofenen Brief Az Ghee. 10
fommt mon (sbr bolo 81 Der uebuseuauno,
co6 It aund6R nur Die 5t6etunQ
pts >prtnetps nil, rae tr ob,r melt
eapon ~entfsrnt If, he emoreipirtsn &flas
pen, iofert an rsn Sttmmfafsn flbrsn au
mOQtn. Ct bot ni@ie coasaen. eo6 rie
Nusdbuna rss G'tmmudIs UNI etn{oe
Sabre puldoben miro. rna elm unlufdtsp
amii@m ben Garbiasn asmadt. tob ris
fortiaen SQlratsn iofort ,um @ttmmen
auasIo1en muesn, wobrsne e,s chen tmon.
eiplllen Gildp.n nod cine %es,iansts 3siI
mar'tn m10sn. @rob 8rorn (aat auss
p,ldli@ "Nuf tte Ginml,fe e.ientt
aen, pslhe 0bu gu UNI Rsfdbteuna De
esnfrn bsasn4 fa,f 3dd6&ta a%tncn'n1sr:
'wsresn, .pne nar t6nnte, puld isrsns con
4 tn tiep ell he 6 d VI ell sstlo fen.
wenqH tsrisniesn ,Ga,biptn. ts jFB':u't
Gabr e,nisui9snl psIdbe ftU6 Brthtuntur q
etr Qpnpsn,ien: trei&s tpftrsps hnr Srsh,
itni8sa, mtI@t (rdter tn I'm Stnct ten1
men, eas ..6ituHrfht au- aubftltn.'"
Brupn f&ldet fpd.sr ~ eUst@una (enn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-12
ncbcr ta8 aroGc Srrpcaobppt bel
milmiratur1

(aet Ycrtr In e,ntm cffi'tusn Wri6t:
u@s wuret etn Eurpsrc bsrQfriarf', re,
I'm Arc6sn Wabhabe entwcIfen nor UNI
etns binldng'ibs WuIIs Don pulcsr snt
bitlt. UNI ramit rte puIuumolai'ne r'e
Bo,Is in eis Cuff ip'W0:n gu f6nnsn
Man bate i'm NIT Ter Ar6ften Setafoi
portereitn unr rem Gcmmorro eee Com
manicure q. 6. Ntiup iituaccen, rem
su rts{sm aefubruclltn untnn6bmsm 2ieutt
mani g. W Yrrncn, rr brets 0ttdIfa
JnQunieur u s. Wuu:r pom 1unpe6
@t'f Naorom UNI FER SteurrmanR paul
Bova1r mtR Gtbsn Wotrofsn tcioe9sten
morren nortn: 60 1T 10 riel atr 1T
lfurdttarm @i,funasn ree t1plcrirae:r
Sbtsfpulpra 9rIsQentlih unfr nfultt
in Gnn!nns 6b e1eiansreer Grr'rGon A..
loot urn oc'h,ietfn me1etn. roG man ft
DOT eis}r nsusr Wntcce TER &ees Rrisge
fdt1uro RE p16bren 3cluItote vet(p'o6
Au.e, mas rur rer Sda,f1nn u6nres
forn's, mu,rr in Nnnenrung aetroht.
UNI fd pts Q1r1'Qm Grfolets ese Grpe
r,msntes ~ peraem'0rn. Das Sh'N
murre nit err a,6e'en sorafuIt bon Nor>
foIt obns unfou berum9sttabt: Sc &c:
fonp fh I'm SbIerplou res oom Com
monptm QisuinoM s 6. 1ooi5 e.ms
.munrulm Bunrse(tifts SoHoeus, rsr
fstne aunas &ufmuf'omfstt Ter Cad su
wencete unc Ter, ot1'eih II t@limnse
@siisr tot,e uni Elm Nucer Dttlsr, rod
roe Sdtf ellfIib nod Benufost brabte.
no mir 60 NIT YuIpcr anfuQNn uno BIZ
aur Grploeirun9 tepimmte MofbtnNie
uerroufdnrt9hn.
On %. GtSemtu bsfabl i'd Benz Com
monteur Rbinr. aana nobe untsr Cen
@dusn bon Sort 6tibr rae Yulpsr|6'6
ouiRieAen ~ lo6en. I'm II ubr Nadle
murre roHslts I'm @@lepptau 70 nobe
bsranettru@t tob mon ctt S9te(ddutn
pom Sort Gtiber (sbsn t%cnnit. G&'f
2out(iana brabte ne 55lt0moidine bic
ouf 200 gurrs 8sptn zen .S,runp UNI
500 Yurrs< pom Sort. @ommanosur
&btno LIEF bort Nnfsr rttfsn unp .t,of
feline 8ortu.ttuneen, ros Sd'f- IN rte
suft ~ iprsnRtn. De- umRanr, cos Re
race tin BIodaretrhsr bot inn Der ainR
unr pos Sort remf.Ibsn Sianals aob, er
lst6trt letn 8orboben. 'Na6rsm. rnS
S@'f untu Der @ojdte In Brono 0tffdt
rporosn por, bsAoter fd ii, padersn
Sssleute in tbrs Boote uno' 1ursr'er an
Rae In Der Ndbe fh btfnrli6s S6,f
Wt'oun'b. Die @tlcstneb, elite eutouf
10 (&neu 6e tonnte aus rsGn. Bsnid pn
bsooIfsbsnren Grplofon:
@ir unp oisr,ia minutsh nod Elm
,lbr am Mora,n ree 24'lDsS. fam Die
VrpIoRon~ fatt. DE Gid dntrup8 pa1
obu ni&t 10 dfA ale mon utpottete: Dis
S@ifs pu1rsn s,woe enlitelt,, uni, auf
osnkle,n at!bro@m stntAs @ld'tE.. Dde
NOR AQse." -' .4
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-12
XII.
9er e@iEt1uA.

Nuf tsm ar5etren CT ttiren S6ift.
ole ben Ya.una lanaiam ttraufIbrsn
Ranp tlns r~iasnts @rupps. Tsn Wil.
l.Ipunft btlrns rts nalIII6s @.ftol, 9,
rtbaIct's DR. @,np (pislls nit rsr Ne
rsr (eins6 bulee unp rtm rsibsn ponho.
bte frdfttes. ron rn ro'bsn 9Iouft. UNI
b0uk Gtaur 1,tasnr, Ger Ct. @ofsn NIT
onQ.bortn Ranetn. Doc f&6ns aeb,dunt'
@sGdt mi, rsn cfsnsn tbrIi6sn Nuo.n
tltdte (orasn' unp aeeantupou balr nod
Rem 6tmmd, Der 0d tmmu et6ir unit
Rnfrru umAo0, balo nod een ufsn r.e
bnttsn unp 9emol,iesn Sncmfe. rn 6t
fort unb fort fddumenp unp ailhtnp or
r.n et.lsn Gel(sn upp Rltppsn tro6, II,
l@ pom 2anrt oue - ren Sd'fnn b6d 4
9sfdbrlt9 - In rit r.ifsnrm GIuIbeu f&o
ben.
On f,inn stfh I,bntt fTutf2 Id&slnt. -
etn 8no frurtam Ra1ftn @ntuusne -
fem rdAsnrss @sib.
@snn FER @inp. eer jsb, fan gum gtur.
mt osrorrsn. NIT tbrsn - NOD roritQu
St,r unp I'm tu lsi6tusn Btreaupa
bolbu - nur bic 3ur 6dlflt tn @orsr
ntb.ntsn Slstrun ipttlts. aob ~ Ter iu
ecnrltdn (6Ionf,n une a'ul'6tn @'Rolt
nmos dQsriblmlib Strttnrts! Sbr,
&ieier unp tr Ton6o ,brfe @amtn.
pom Btnee in sinonru 9tp,bt fdtsnsn
tbr GIdQd lu ldbsn. 49,. tbr =. . .tnu
&r@ttaeR1,tin, eenn beu raIdnlts ouh j,et
tas Comet an ibrr GetI.. tltntsn pis
Yt1o(sn In ibrsm @1,tl. &c Loo pt,s
lid In ibrtm @s{.n. tn ibrtn 31asn. In
tbrsr 9on,tn G,ldsiruna Elm. 70 islt(, mt
UNI rcd 70 lt5ns Wtfdune unp @u
(dmfIsun9 rdnu srIc Ddblidtstt uni
mdnnIidu Gnl(6Ic0rbut. &0bubstt unit
Gtd,fs, eo5 4. einsn asmiNrn, nt6t ~
rtfntrtnetn 3autu ouf sQt ausabts. r,s
fe (aten unr tbr nobe !umsn.
anttos @borof,n unp Msfen NOR nona
UNI oar fur RE 2sbrewtik a.fboHsn.
ete fe jcb, an rr Stttt ees Monnts II
rtr WobI fubrt,. Doe bsrtIt6s lsbenetu
ai0s Dlir6en, roe on I: uf0bnsn Hititn.
an rr or!rtRensn 9oar .rss 9o9uo,s ii
II Dreups aebobi, bo,'t 66 jtst an Ten
pa'riotifdm 8dmpfsn ru Grrtbd,atGnn
ten eeQen rts blutias I'fiotuI rtr byron.
nj bubeiliet. Nus ru. on Q'b.pefrof.
dbn(prurslnrcn. I,tb't6 0tumdtb.afntI .t
ntn Ssnnortta -. nor isst Elm Deli IN.
wab Qsporr.n. Ell. rie I'D rismole NIT
stn,m asm6bnliden Mount IN asw6bnh
6n 2sb'nepubdlin'Nrn alldli& asflblt
bdtts. fe f&momm In Gsltafst, on rsr
estts ibree. NIT rsr Club fatii&u 2d
esnldoft aslisbtsn, bsIesnmdttiAsu Cat
ten. BIZ tbr 1.Gs. tbr stben. tbr 9rsoI
mar.
erutt.ts fe mdrd,n auf eem wtletf,n
Nob. betm ra(enpRsn @unttt, ren Rsfxn
pr urmdlcu a'a,ndbn. j.eur @efabr,
itItf Der 10 Iorse, ...( 10 i6lua ,br 6e,,
jsbi pol bobtn ~ft'uetpen 6de.nmu,tes.
nenn fe an Ter Stite ibr,s b,lr,nm0,bt
esn. @ottsn mtt,sn I'm rt@nRm xua,l,,.
gen tdmpffn tonnte.
O. pobnie stne udnnlid arose unit
forte SeIe In etslsl ia1ten lisbIt&sn Grau.
en9etolt. W"
Bswuntunt flblts ttes oud jttt tpi.eer
&ofsta, tsr trsue- p%elsneftsunb Burt
talpt'S. Ger. In bis@,m Wpmsnte r,ben
rsu bstrsn @otisn Rtb,np. >rie f66n,
@ruppe NIT fstnsr eelsn@ eRaN mals,tf&
%usQeneste. i~Tr'A; >.
= 90 Aat. oube. anita, Mienadsb' duf,
eer p.ttsn: Dsli. al" lem Wtuftppi Co.
rtbaIet, NIT Arstau 2t.be uns aotillt4let
sstans@ bdtst, AZ o. }ttntns: Girsabp7
! If - StAs1sHa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-12

:3p,ds eer;I.tns con Ri,uttontus' !Hatm>
muna. taB pom tint m .aewtI.
1oas. or aur un'nf&tso pse.n BIT
6ou.farbe ( tttt6 aufbbret une fahr@etne
Grffstlun9 rerrBsotnaun n.
asn, unterrtKtn I'm n'ancfpirte
g flaSeen ku.r. Mu6a bunab eS
. Il rasrre6is ;uoelaen rper,
(ollen.
Won min hisrous n(sbsu, RAP @rob
Nicrn 70 prafii(h, oIs toe,fal H. ,BIoee
Yrir% eipitruiIr ieusn i'd tobsr Mot ouf
i'm tuufsn. Wr &c witftib. mort NIT
rem rnfclc'!nz Bhtiper msiul, miro por
alien EirofR Mrffutsn, 'bn aum Bdr.
au au usirben II II ner rfn SoB bsortfen
bat, rae Ytltuna Die @rune!a9e efr Btst.
beit IN, ru min in tinsr D%umtbrunnA rts
Stinmritto fdnrn~@ewinn fur tie 8e'
putItf ilh.n.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-12
"
Mue @afbinatpn,

Die Gt'erena milton. 81 Blaite wlte
ouastnttn Gig cine YoGt bsipte&ep, eu'd
es!'n Mufobruna I'D BIZ gpIo0sn rie(e'
feltE ,Gamils fir' aQe ,:3utpnft sunmSe'
10" p'nott boben,, Aus Agsm f&sia'
e~'rppauasbsns eas peg pIdErsnt init :f.r
!satt pertt Mil nod fnbir.tt passaa
ttun' tatte: Dtt .Rlair's aus.inaltd;
'ots tmmst, .~aasrtnelidN nod, nett fl
f aubeE ppfltpn esbla9t,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-12
,uebes Bic 2a1e Der ppIttifdbe,l
0efauQer,rl, In Gb{cuap

.bs1t&'n stus VorrsiponrtnIs Der 1n&biedeo
Dot" Golosncse: r ~, Il ~ i T'%
Sn sineu1 @tbdube on Dtn13:' sifoet,
msI@se. In ben Eoasn rse'OHtrtns als
.pat .@ts Ntppdus1 Bottnbansst,fdnnt
tpar. bffaett R@'boe 0tfdu8ua6s9 Gs3'ta
efn .foliose BsdR,tnss6du rr, 'ustass nit
stnen 5ttnsm asttunsu. gsldStst1 anStbsti
10 unb ,wa 6lpdw,rs tbd @se btH.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-12

~ Die Clinton B'Hde atu, e.n
@,d,ftppi. ptlhe ,tt @olepa unp. Soma
Dts,fou tn Gbteaso unp Nonbp,Run
Gtfsubotn %Ss1tints.. pures ON 9. ;. 81,
r,6fn,t, 81, Gbrtn etsf,s G,.ianiHse
puros stn atp6es Bnrqusits asa.t.n. ,Die
peftien ter BIads riIt RON Damrftoot.
iunetssn pe1}epen als' ete m5aIiaa AIN.
VI pafass in psptsn ,nllAIi
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-12
E Gin f1uubcrboftcs 8erbifder>

- Gin fdouocrb0ttcS yerbifd6et.
0or etma rrd @c&en wurre hobe peru
@rsrat Don Sod SeloneM: Wuen gou,tys,
zine Grou. Numtns Gcutns. srmotctt.
Der, Dl5rrsr, tin junast Wsni@ BON ;2QH'
Sab,sn, Namsns @alsntIne, wobuie tn
ru Nabbo1(taft unp olS GER Gbltns*
atmsltnr wat; fam IT nab et}Ita .6oyer.
|unp vu(Y6n Notbsu6t an rr Grau ~
bsQetsn. Als Ser @oainS. nod 9oufe
aurldftbrie fanp Fl. ben 9d6nonr ,hinrr :r
E6rou snlfIsira einies Shritte BON. boufe-e
snrfsrnt. goIentine mutt pertpftn uno
|nsfonr BIZ 1bat. Grin @atnra eQ (sbr~
pOhbabsnp (ln unps 10y trtld,sI basks!S3
sot psnn pic @at6h kium :4Gpbnaffst'
Ffptst "a ,frQttn, Il. tbn bdpttan tIa&a'
Fb~1tnseazptsbs. gh Gsau mar 80 @Sasseas
alt,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-12

Hofa6 mndte tbuen BEN Antro0. tbre
Gabnt su orlaHsu uno untsr OF (sinip,n
Au tisnen; elmer bon tbnsn mste.u f&.
Der ontsre ntuu1t an.
Gut, (a9te tr gum 2tbseren. laGsn 81.
nne III Yferee fstasn unp esr Gr(@tsbune
tbrsf 8amsraeen 3uftb,n.
Dr. Hsneeut asbor@', otne stne o.
,anfun9 iu MAIDEN, nit Bestfuuna IN,
plaupert auf rem aon3.u @sa psranaa
NIT Rofae, tsNen Neiutont q bsrstte At
fetn pdbnt. pdbrsnb rer DsrurtbeiIie, rot
etnsm ptqust NIT aelabensm 8ersbr 70,
eerttrt, rubte 3uu' 1ops f&rsttet.
@uf BEN Rt&tplob aneelan9t beatbl
bu Dtttatcr rsm Sffittr. FER psn Derrait
an fetnsr parta 9sud9ert bat. uterer1u'
tntesu. Abu nod bs1 Commando: GNy'
tto ! bdlt Ct Time.
p5ren @e stnmal> (o9t It ~ BEN Of.
R,teE. Ter f9 bs1.t's toet alaubte. Ste fnp
stu 1apferer, ntbmsn &tf bas pf,re BE.
(se Perm ia uno rsitsn 9ts fpIt.
une It eeutst aaf oas pfsrp ees Aene,
8aisn.
Ater TO- frd9t tteler.
Dull antportete NofaS, Du tsbarfa
!stnss pfsrots usbr. bsun Du mutt ast,
ben.
Qne trob Ter febtntt&asn Bitten. bic
ber BEN 2tben Bteesraef@enite far fttnm
3anterabe, einlsst, ldet Il TIN esf@isten.
sd babe 9snue - fuste Don alsare.
1lab mte BET Sob ; bonn Artf e In BE
0ruttAl@e. natm etn Blatt Daptes ana
fstaen P%ertsfsuigt,. {&rtst etntlp RttlrA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06

Tcf@-c7e = A. y. VI, oEemRRay.v
Tss ssIs q. q Colorado Gold g & sisE .S! J, ,Mhs Y
srOnnd, advertised e g aoIasss . aSy
pOaponed for two w %sssssg esar os ,Ss sG
sResr 26th, 1861 ~ Gsfsse5 s3a4 sparh
i{tYA Ssl# nsc 1o,b. 1854. H9 n: idei9t6 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
Constable's sale.

~
DY VIRTUE OF AN NEXEcuTION ISSUED
% ont of the Justices' Court Of Gold Hill Sto'
rey county, State Of Nevada, attested BY W. n.
Hall >. p, to me directed and delivered, for the
yatisfaetion Of Judgment 10 said court, rendered
on tho 9th day of December, 1854, IN fayor OF
Thomas JoueE and against the Michigan Mining
and Mill Company, for 1851 l3, 0hree hundred
and ifty-ope dollara and thirteen centsl and
costa and sccruing costs; Ihave, this 29th day Of
December, 1854, levied on and taken In execution
all The right, title claim and interest of Sad judE
ment ds6t6rs, the Michigan Mining end Null Com.
paIiy II and to the following descrihed property,
TO Wit gaAiij that certain quartz lfSge, mining
claim and ground, situated In Gold hui Mining
District Storey county, State Of Nevada known
and deSipnated as the ledge and claim Of the Mich
iran Minipe and SIill Company, owned and pos
sessed' IN s5id company, Consisting Of G00t eight
brri-sS fsst more or less Also, an engiue and
boiler, and all the machinery attached thercto; |;
also the building on said shaft and machinery
also: a0 ten cords ofuWoods more or leE1 GOD
Ave hundred tagging, more pr less St tnirt "
ave picks; ca two buckSHi ~ two lamps ~
one rubber belt, rope, and some tunnel tfnoeis:
etc, etc. aud all improvements "a ana on sAa
claim Notice Is hereby given that VIII expos
for sale, to the highest bidder forU. g. gold COIN
tba said property, or 30 much thereof as VIII SAT
isfy saia Judgment and costs, in front OF tne US.
tices Office Of Gold Hill, Storey county slate ol
Nevada, ON the 18th day of January, A. D; 1902,
bstveen the hours Of i2 o'clock ~. and o'clock
D N vi 1st'7' E7'l7 VIM. II. BEGAN,
si's Constable Of Gold Hhl Township;
s. Gold Htll Dec g, 1854. ih aiAFsa de3O 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
on PErT1coArs.-4Elihu Burt

b On PETTICoATs.--Elihu Bpzitt
has been making calculations Gb6pt
w6men's petticoats-queer bRsAses
for the Learned Blacksmit ryapd
says more than ten thousand tons of
steel are put into crinoline in1 OldiS-
tendon annually, Upon Mie &e
Boston Traveller remarks e SHcbis
the magnitude ofcrinoline, considered
from business point ofiyiew,land
NO wonder that the article takestnp
50 much room in the world. T$epty
million pounds of iron worked mp
yearly into spetticoats and carried
about BY the delicate, creaturesi' 1T
must be q fat greater burden than
their sins,, But they get along very
well with it, and thrive under its
weight. Iron, according to Solon,
is the most potent Of all Ithinga con.
qperipg even COLDS oxnerss and
ladies' find it a very useful at3isle in
making conquests. just snoE,it miles
the court, the camp, the grove and
il. potential everywhere, Homa 2 castle
to cottage. 1t every senSe this i, ,the
age of iron. even v0men ackaoMladg-
Ing the rule that literally encircles
fNnryr6 y iCknsn ,SL. SSr1,1I LII. sLo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06

7sQahtns Gold aud AsaEs Agttg
the stock Of the aSoys Sssos ~ U gaHy. ,St
w ylepied, payao,Se .S 49,, - % lns
t31a By order OIL 'I1 pFcsf% sea;s estseH )
z VIZ La -. 10 1861. ID aaEiSim
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Be simple, unaffected; be, honest
in your speaking and writing. Never
use a long word where 8 short one
will do. Call spade a aspsde, nota
well-known oblong instrument Of
manual industry; let home be .
home, not a residence; 3 place not
place, not locality and 66f the
rest. Where short word will do,
you always lose by using a long one.
You lose in clearness, You lose in
honest expression Of your meaning;
and, in the estimation of all men who
are competent to judge, you lose in
reputation for ability. ID 4pg
The only true wayto shine, even
in this false world, is to,be modest
and unassuming. EalSehood may
be avery thick crust bst in the
course Of time truth viii find q place
to break through Elegance Of Ian
guage may not be in the power ofall
of us, but simplicity and straight for
wardness are. . .. ing s-s.a 4: s.
Write as you would speak; speak
as you think. If with your inferior,
speak no coarser than usual; Hyour
superior, speak no finer. Be-what
you say, and, within the rules of
prudence, say what you are. Avoid
ALL sodditya Of expression. No one
ever was a gamer by singularity Of
words, or in pronunciation. The
truly wise man will 80 speak tbstno
one will observe how he speaks. A
man may-show great knowledge Of
chemistry by carrying about bladaerS
of strange gases to breathe, but he
will enjoy better health, and fine
more time for business, who lives on
common air. ..... ..y
When I hear sperson use queer
expression, or pronounce a name in
reading differently from his neigh
Dor, the habit always goes down,
minus sign, before it stands on the
side of deficit, not of credit. Avoid,
likewise, all slang words. There Is
no greater nuisance in society than q
talker Of slang. It is only tit-vhen
innocent. which it seldom is-forrsW
school boys and one.term freshmsn
to astonish their sisters with. Talk
as sensible men talk, use the easiAst
words in the commonest meaning.
Let the sense conveyed, not theye-
hicle in which tits conveyed, be ySur
subject of attention. =, .s' - -. .,r
Once more avoid in conversation
all siagularity Of accuracy. One Of
the bores Of society is the bore who
is always setting you right; who
when yod report from the paper that
10, 600 men fell in some battle, tell
,yop that it was 9,999; who when
you describe your walk as two miles
out and back, assures you that It
lacked half a furlong Of it. Truth
does not consist in minute accuracy
of detail, but in conveying . right
impression; and there are vague
tways of speaking that are Hpst n
strict fact would be. Wien tie
Psalmist said, "riversi Of. xateriran
down my eyes, because msu Eesps
not thy iaw,n he did not state tie
fact, but he stated a truth deeper
than fact and also true.[D DesRs Al
ford. a.97 Z j. s nalt tt.w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06

i The domestic relations precede,
and, i'm our present existence ere
worth more than all other social llties.
They give the first tbrob to the heart,
and unseal the deep fountains Of its
love. Home, Is the. chief school of
human virtue. It's responsibilities,
joys, sorrows smiles, tears, hopes md
soIicitudes, form the chief ihttfet Of
human life. Charming, 5nfas1 T fe,
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ONCE Of the Alpha Gold Hill N1inin
Level, Cold q. silver mining Com.

pany, Gold Hill, Eevada.-Notiee Of Assessment.
Notice is hereby given that ut meeting OF the
Board of Trustees Of said company, held on the
10th day Of December. 1864 an assessment OF ont
dollar per share was levied upon the capital stock
of said company, payable on the 18th day Of De.
cember, 1864, in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, 5O9 Clay street, San Francisco, Cal.
ANY stock upon which said Assessment shall re-
main unpaid on Saturday, the 18th day of Janu'
ary, 1865, will be advertised on that day ~ deIin.
quent. and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on Tuesday, the 3fst day of january,
1865, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
- '''''>' " - - A. N. CoMSToCK, Sec'y.
Oa;co-.5no c,av street. della I'm
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Gold Hnl, Dee. 80 1854.
Summons, - !.

,TATE, OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo.
rev. Gold I'M Precinct W. N. Hall, Justice
Of the Peace. E. Cushing 4 Co. Plaintiff vs. rs.
q gHi,ys+ HYDE, Jr. Defendant. Pho Ee6ple of the
S,s.s of Nevads To Olfrer HYDE, Jr, send
Greeting: You are hereby summoned 70, appear
before me. Justice Of ths Pssse N and for Gold
.Tiii Precinct; County and State Aforesaid, at my
aSsaa IN Gold Hill, on the Oh day Of February,
ID. 1865, at 10 t'cloek, y; ;of dat day, 70 an.
awef the complaint q p GasAiHs 4 Co.. firm firm
.Ss.,g .ia;n to recoyerthA sumse1 one hundred and
ii. lOOfh dollars, fur goeds sold end ds;
iivsrsd 10 Defendant as per- now on Sis 70 =
frs soart And You ySmd any ss.Nss osep sS@plsiHt q
sssrre.siS Judgment will be tax Against you foE
sl5l 9 and md 'Ssts Sss:,s I, mia County
~ 3 sEIsHae legal service ana ldue return
z Gisnua1 my hand this IseyA & aaY of JAN
= ~ Justics Of he Peace Of God FIii Precinct,
ja3id STOREY ed4Aty, Nevada
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nE11NorENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Gold Hill Tunneling Gold and Silver
DisIrict, Storey county Nevada-Notlce.- There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account Of assessment levied on the
twenty fifth day of November, 1864 the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
ahaFehol6ers as fOiloHs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
R.,bx Gold and silver Mining and

H0Xby GEOIu UHu SHINDn ~
Tupnplling Company, Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada, Notice Of Assessinent-Noticei is hereby
given, that at meeting of the Board Of Trustees
Of said company, held on the 9Oth day o. Novem
levied upon the capital stock Of said company
PAYABLE Immediately in United States gold CON-
to the Secretary ct the Office Of the company,
$40 Front street, San Francisco. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
FRIDAY, the sixth day Of january, 1865; WIN be
advertised on that day as delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold on
Thursday the 18th day, OF january, 1902 10 pay
the delnduent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses of the sale. :! '77"-
By order OF the Board of Trlsteea iJfr
c. V. S. GIBBS, ySec'y.
nas,a ain Front eteeet San FrancIsco dpStd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06

"A HUNTER came into Red uf
lately with FIVE grizzlybsagsgtae -
saiit Of one days hpnt. ThSI 4
weighed tta four llfp hpfiait AZ islal iala
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c.n,-nIH.uknrn nIininE Gempany,

CemtrRt hAWkcypuNAutA0N NS.-fry e
Notice is hereby given, that at . meeting Of ths
Board Of Trustees ofthe Central Hawkeye Mining
Company held oa the S avg dSy S SeSTa and
aftS cents q s9 5O) was duly levied Oh each and
every share of the capital stock of said company,
payable Immediately In gold coin TO the Secreta
ry By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
-, r :TTa r. M, n. MITCHEIIs1S See'y. I
Cold Hin Dec g. le64,rOs -. deS I'm
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~. n. q, .or u y. I1.oId 4. silver lIininE

Cornpany!E Notice. Elm accordance with the
laws of Nevada and the y-lsws Of the company;
the company's office lt Gold Hill. oil MON
DAY, january 3d. 1865, between the hours ot
two and three p. NJ, 90 many shares Of the capital
stock of said company standing In the names O
the following persons, aS will be necessary 70
pay said delinquent aSsessments thereon, togethef
viii costs Of adYeriislnR and sale:
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DELINQUENr AssRssYYNT, GALES

Green Geld ana silver 14lhInG C0D.
Pany.-Location Of works, Geld HM nlatEteh
ltnquent upon the following daehhsA seoek, 20
account Of assessment No. 8. levied on the l4th
day OF November, 1854, the several amounts Set
opposite the names Of the respective shsreboldefs