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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07
VOLUME IL.
An Early Autumn

The indications throughout the month
of August have been that we should have
early frosts this Fall. The incessant rains
of June and July seem to have produced
an unusually low state of the thermometer
during the present month. While few
days have been moderately warm, the
nights and mornings have been cooler
than usual at this season of the year. The
fact that corn, il consequence of the rain,
Is backward, renders the prospect OF early
frostS much dreaded by farmers, because a
crop which otherwise promises to be most
abundant would thus DC cut very short
There have already been some frOsts in
New Hampshire, Iowa, and Wisconsin,
but whether they have done any damage
to the crops has not yet been ascertaineds
Probably not. As the season advances,
the danger from frost decreases, and a few
weeks of such weather as we are now hay
ing in this latitude will place the corn crop
beyond danger-[New Albany Ledger.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

How brayely a man can walk the earth,
bear the heaviest burden, perform the Sc
verest duties, and look all men square in
the face, if he only bears clear Conscience
"a conscience void Of offence to God or
man. There is no spring, no spur, no in
spiration ike this To feel that we have
omitted no just task, and left no obliga-
ton untitled, this fills the heart with salts
faction, and the soul with strength. Con-
science, it is said, makes towards when it
reproachcs us with unmanliness some
shrinking from truth and right, and the
commission Of some wrong.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

A UNION BABY-A negro baby was
born in Petersburg, Va, the other day
with the exact impression of a two cent L.
S. revenue stamp on his forehead-Litch-
field Enquirer.
The circumstance is somewhat strange,
and not very strange either, when we
consider the vast quantity of revenue
stamps in circulation The mother might
probably have been choked on stamp, or
else, as an exchange remarks, been chased
by revenue collector There is 70 tel
ling, as this is an age Of progress anC
strange things. We don't care how i
happened, the father should be arrested
for counterfeiting.- Qaiaiy Hcraed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE.-On Monday
morning last as Miss IIeffner was coming
up the river road, three miles below Spen-
Ger, near Rattlesnake Greek, she was stop
ped by two men, who compelled her to
dismount from her horse, and then drag
ged her over a fence and up the hill away
from the road, where after bllndfolding,
gagging and choking her, and threatening
to shoot her if she made any alarm, they
outraged her person. They then left and
the gin made her way to the nearest
house The whole neighborhood was
soon aroused, number of men went from
town and a search for the villains was
made, but up to this morning without sue
cess.
Never before in the history of this coun-
try was crime so prevalent as now. We
cannot pick up paper without seeing an
account of a crime Of some description
An epidemic of crime is sweeping over
the country; its presence is felt in every
neighborhood. As in physical pests
lences, strong remedial agents must be en-
plOyed 10 eradicate the evil. Justice
must punish with swift and powerful
hand.-[Owen County Journal.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

ExCELLENT.-The following good thing
we find in the New York Tribune of the
14th:
''The Associated Press tclcgraphs from
Nashville a letter written by President
Pierce to Jefferson Davis in 1860, and it
is published as sensation in yesterday S
papers. 1t is very old story, was printed
two years ago, and has served two or three
political campaigns. If the agents of the
Associated Press are embarrassed fOr the
want of matter to telegraph, let them send
US something fresh and new, the Declara>
nor ct Independence, for instance
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

All kinds Of Job Work done at this Office on
b ort notice with neatsess and dispatch
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

A countyman was sowing his ground
when two smart fellows riding that way
one of them called to him with an insolent
air, "Well, honest fellow" said he, "tis
your business to sow, but we reap the
fruits of your labor To which the coun-
trymaa replied, IT'S very like you may,
for | am sowing hemp"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

The New York Day Book says the chill
dren of Jefferson Davis. accompanied by
their grandmother, were in this city sever
al days recently, but, by some luck or
chance, the sensation" reports did not
get hold of it, and they were unmolested
with the usual impertinence of that class
of bipeds. No sooner, however, had they
got on the train for the West, than it was
discovered who they were. The Albany
papers chronicled their arrival there, and
stated that several Copperhead ladies
rushed to kiss them. The loyal organs
were very much shocked that any one
would desire to kiss the children of a
traitor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07
NUMBER L.

This Machine is constructed on an entirely
new principle of mechanism, possessing many
rare and uabloimprovemcRts, hating been ex
amined by the most profound experts, and pro.
h9unced to be SIMPLICITY and PERFEC.
TION COMBINED.
The following ate the principal objections urged
against Sewing Machines:
/. Excessive labor to the operator.
.. Liability to get out of order.
B.. Expense, trouble. loss of time in repairing.
4. lncapacity to Sew every description of ma
terial.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

Gr All kinds of COUNT Produce aiken in
change for Goods
april
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07
A m;serIv old fellow. down East has

A misery old fellow, down East has hit
upon an experiment to save candles. He
uses the eight of other days"
A man came into printing Office to beg
a paper, because, as he said, his neighbors
were too stlngy to take one.
PASSING STRANGE.--A lady passing a
bon ct shop without stopping.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07
Disease Crn N Il touch those who
use Rob iCk's Hsittcrs.

While Roback's Bitters are kept in the family
circle sickness never enters.
These Bitters have been found to bo perfect
antidote for removing the first symptoms of nearly
all diseases, iftaken in the proper time.
They are composed of ingredients which are
known by the medical faculty to be most eilica
cious in disorders ofthe stomach and intestines.
The medical properties so various that they
prove beneficial IN all complaints. OF whatsoever
nature they may be, hence their great dema nd
and the universal good derived FROM their use.
A iudicious use of these Bitters lmparts the
rose tint Of health to tho cheeks, and health and
| ygcr 70 the entire frame 59-lm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

A vocalist says he could sing away
down on the old Tar River" if he could
get the "pitch."
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CHICAGO, ILLS. y.
DEPOTS:
Nos. 1872 Clark 4 1873 Dearborn Sts.,
May 25th lS65-n3S-Gm.


The undersigned has few large sized resi-
dencc lots, eligibly located, which he viii sell
cheap for cash, or part cash and the residne on
TINE to suit purchasers. These lots areabout
twice the size of ordinary town lots.
3n6tf J. G.. OSBORNE.
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THE SINNISSIPPI

ELIJAH GOODWIN, President,
w NJ. 7. LEDWICI, Vice President,
Ohm r. BERRY, Secretary,
w vi. L. LEDWICH, Treasurer.
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= y wfo'k ~r"fr-spsai4 az aniny md.
o''e % Aog. !. "a. s.y,: assi.g AR La
I%coln's recent visit % she ''froui," the Or,
pfle'y y issuiog shisky nlions, 10 the ara,
wee discussed with General Gr.n,, VII.
favored The messure- The President Re-.
marked with ME usual cogen, simpIici,y
mat ~halever is beneficial TO The health q,
the civ'iisn. viii certainly prove advsn,.-
ee0us % The health Of The soldiers. and a.
nearly every individual reading ia msrshv
throughout the county can s,,ss,
70 The msnss Of Robsck's Bit.en e. ore.
sen''vs q febriIs eompIsin,s. By u.ing them
% The army the malaria Of swsmps. sos
ever 20 The camp. msy like the nv b.
de6ed.
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~ me supreme Court % the State q
Ne" York have isso-c sperpe'uaI iniosc
sion sgsins, Eaton and Jpnkiae ior G. ua,.,.
ie''ng Ayer's cs,hsric Pile holding ,nrm
resOon sible for The cruel imposition in wh.,
they have done and Restraining hem from
further like injury TO the public. IL "a,
risss Of our people more than snorher need
the Interpolation u Is~ 10 shield ,h- IN from
'mposture. i 10 The sick and suffering who
are unable 10 protect themseIves A rene
~ 90 uniserssiiy employ 20 - Aver PHI.
oy ~ classes both 70 cure and prrv-n, d..
fssr, should 10 !, does. have every s-eur,,
ne law affords i, from coun,er feil . nd I'M.
siion.-lCsbine', Seb~nscady
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A Note from Mr.. Gilett Conc ernipe
Davis Trial.

ALBANY. August % Mr.. r. II. Gillet,
one Of the counsel for JEFF Davis. in : moi,
% the Albany Argus. says: .sMr. Dsvi,
ha- no more inform alton concerning BIZ
'risl 'han others have In . letter from
W. Davis. dated the 18th insf., 20 Mr.. Gil
sett. he saws IL am still ignorant OF The
charges sgainst me; the source Of them and
''e tribunal before which SIN to sn.we,;
sonr letter gave me The first notice Of The
Washington indictments"
Mr. Davis requests Mr.. GiIIrtt 10 have !
conference with Mr.. Chss. O'Conner who il
~ only other counsel, 90 hey may be pre-.
pared iur ne trisl whenever il msy be-
oFcogh' ~ with a. liiile DELAY a-,be nature
trc importance rf'he case viii admit.
A d'f,e' aopl eation to the proper DE- oar,
mrn' a~sirg % BE- informed, II not improper
~hrn, where and before WIS, tribunal Mr.
Davis -to he 'rrd. remains unan.~ cred
e Il supposed. neither has been sctnall,
Determined by The President.
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JASPER COURIER.
To contributors.

AS y design is to make our paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments a
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout iis limits. And being es-
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us All
the news, incidents. general informa-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhoods.
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. ,hs Hartford Prss..

WI m o'a prediction u Napoleon i, re.
~ IRE o. eur contemporaries. A
"T'sna ae aid Ere the close q ii,
ns'sen' een'uery. Ameriea viii be con
- oF enc q the greatest revolutions N.
"v''A ever Witnessed. Should !, succeed. r.,
M prestige are lost; but should N.
.''meD' msin,ain hcr supremacy, a. !
~h' oe On . ifmer basis than ever tn.
Ts0'y q . republican form Of Government.
"0e established. and she can defy n,
combined overs Of the worIdn
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New ioRK. Aegus, 2l-The Herald,
Warrington special ssys: During the las
~efk upwsrds q : dozen az citizens az n,
S9psh. WIN tat obtained their psrdons. mad,
psfsonA' application AZ the Freedmen'- Bu
'ra' 'o' ~ restoration a. the lands whicf
10 pee" 'akea in'o 'he custody o. the b.
'fsu "a me production Of the c~erufcare,
Y 2rfsyn' me applicants we're furnished
N'h 'rdeFs upoa The SCENTS Of the Bu-e.,
ni-F sub ~ he restoration OF The pro.
'~f' e'1mst- With The provisions that II.
w farlr 70 compensate the blacks
NM ''n'- iNes msy b. cuIiivstinp there
NJ ~f st~ them IA undi- rurbed pos....;o,
Ntti re -sm~ af- harvested.
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IThe viacenues Sun 60. ~, =.
= raging With eres, fatality ID por.
'n' q Knox county. md that I.re. NM
'.'ne are dying Of il. The am.
s'illng many hogs 10 Devices. M.r
. md Green counti.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-26

Az elegant ~ ord. cos,,ny ,bo,, :,
i@7' ani : pnsrr o. $1,000 h.s been ore,
os ~ citizens - Hartford 10 Gene.
-rph Hr-iey. q, hichmond. A com
'h'~r srn' down On tbs, s,r.nd,
XIX fNsol ''~' 't~v ''h.d ! good ,ine."-
'N oiH'a VA uar mansion th.r hsd he..
{" D-Tir' ~ at- rF his cr.cx.v
~stirs upon " he servants. 90
M ef'si-gr- One n them wri,ex
aeo4Ds y 'he iessisur.. Which i.
Snsl med q ihs Hartford Prss..
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gaa,e.s ? ne negro for exercise
B.,, ,,sA'' has been amply iIo.,rs,.s
49,. Eleven revolutions have &c.,
mere in ok years. 80 occur
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~s'a wicked boy Who. he ~h..
\, 1 80 TIE Se'' cure Tor the ~D.lpi,.,iso !,
~, ~'' 70 quit kissing the eirIs. s.;d.
|, VA, J. : The only ressoo for p~sisi,s,o.' !
'ei her psIp.- i
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saof ELECT o. Loul.vlLLr.-Tbe NJ,
ena Archbishop Purcell y..,erd.y :
.,.a - apostolic letters msGine R,sb,
's'end T. ,. Lsv.Iie. Pre.id,o, :, 4,
.1s' c.''.r'' Marion county. K~.n,ues,'
~ q Lou'sviIIe.-C.ocfas.u G.,.u.
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ARLINGTON August lS.-The Pre-;
''N Y dss appointed H.nnib.I H.mu.
"ee'o'' 2 ". Gooch Surveyor end A. y
Naval Officer. Of the por. .,
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WILL practice in the Crrcui, 49, -
\ mon Pleas Courts IL D.ha,. ~ Con
- s Ooonsies. Particular ssteu,ion ~,
m.n;.. ss..'e csseses. exsmina iaa r~e1,d.
/, ~'a,ag OUT pspers. for back psv. w ho"n
u c,.'ms' snd Probate business coIIs.,;s".
NJ M, 'ou,n s,de Of the public square.
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: S'.@olIas + sd 70 have caused i.
1900 women in fifteen ys.rs.
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Work. IKE q CMOvw.
I've RAOOA PAAs

are the most active and thorough pill
That have ever been introduced.
They act 50 directly upon the Liver.
excitii hat orgsn 70 such an extent -
that I system does not relapse into Il
forms )ndition, which il too ant % =
The case with simply . purgativo pin.
They are really
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& L ITCH:
SCRATCH SCRATCH. SCRATCH.


VIBRATIONS OINTMENT
NTM WILL ore the Itch IN 4:
~ IN Hours
- lTCH IN Il cures The Prairie I,cl
80 Wsbash Scrsfc n>s. and S,l
\oNi kheunA/ thsum- Ulcers. Chin lain.
\Ar~EZ .ndsllE rupiions of,he skin
49, Price So cts.
Beware Of Lotions and Washes whirh sill
not removs The disease Dr e ding 60 ca
70 JOHN D. PARK. Cincians,i. on vii
b forwarded BY mail. tree d Postage, 10 sny
Of the COUNTRY.
Spld in Cincinnati, Al Wholesale. b,
JOHN n. PARK. =
WEEKS& POTTER. Boston. M..s- Pa.
June 10th, Is65-6m.
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Is SIPP]
INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ IsDfAszPyIIs.
ACCUMULATED
Capital s39:B, ~ -
AND CONSTANTLY IN, REAsiNG

shiS ENTERPRisiNG COMPANY Il
nov doing an extensive and A ur,-h,,s
-'"es. within the limits u ~ SAT-. q.
"sr"uch o. u confines the bs-n--.o, N.
70 me Sssse, The pstroasr. u ~,
people i solicited ou'
To"e'r- 1re i-sued ~ -ns s-ri,ss
eern'fg seven sesrs nj ..r.-
= ne proEsp' payment +. ~.
49, 90 ~ k'rr- ~ y. r.--
,-r Mis-. n a'- chu.r
D~e'hfs . u>.s. Bsfs- -rd ~ s.....
~ ~' NJ. contents - -.ef. born
apd .nry-
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~. FREsDHAs. Jssprr;
FAsD HOFFMAN,. HARRISON Township:
yoHs L. HoFrnlS, Columbia Township:
$50. HovrnAHs HARRISON Tvwnship;
$50 \ SHURrx. Ferdinand;
ynHS BRcKsAs. Ferdinsnd.
EHssr PfcKHARDr, Hunting rp
L X. TAyLoR, IseIsrd;
bv Drv-is's a Msrrh.Dss 49, who're
M " RORACE. ~rcmp~nnse rSiom-eh
Hsssrs. R'4gd Pills. nj tiller ; = Msnufac-
'rev 81 Csiswha ard Swedish .r.ay..- asn
Xxi nds Of The 6nc1, Dome. c Licuess
hich ere cold. Wholesale OF ID any ddsrird
%usniitv. a. Nos. IS. So, 80 and g. Fast
'hird Street, CineinDsii. y
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Attention Given T. M. Il,
surance Of Farm Property

~ III
surancs Of Farm Property.
i"o'sn'snsi You h-se been paving -.
.""'"uf 20 psv :" companies l.es,.s \.
nii""ir' Lnnneciiruf. M Y.,k 49, ~
sites. hundreds 81 thousands ~ so,l.,..-
nnum. lhs immense sun sem ~, 4, a
's'e 'of Insurance. purposes can b. re,.,.-a
"o"e our y citizens, sor when ocrc...
IL SINNISxIPP1
hss been Instituted
f"u have nov sn:opportun,fv ar ;...,...
y"ur pr"persy with : seize End r~YI;.nl- c.n
800 |" y own State. Il should te \.
- ing pleasure Of every ci,ix-n - :.
$3.50 nome enterprise; and by eomp.vi.,|
ne p'sn 81 'hi- Company : ish sh.s q a,h..'
70 pefson c.n Tell 20 nerc.iv, IN. .d.-.I
,sees ofthe SINNISSIPPI svc, -.
~ institution doing business 10 our S,,,.
Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN Pr..;d..
LEDwiC 4. Vic. Ps-siar...
John Z BERRY. Secr.,sr.
"A 7 LEDWTCH. Tres.u,., Il
!. Directors: L
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN "a II
n,n. MM- E kfBLAcR v,..-.
W. MONTGOMERY L.m,n.,.
J. Il BERRY. E-o Y
WM = LEDwICH'
BECKETT. Eco .Ase.. " n..u
qasse. 'u'h
M.rch 18Th. 1856. n. II
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: = \ : 3 I

oII pea writes. her daughter ~
cured OF nts Of nine years standing, and
s. vitus' dance Of two years.
AH0IHER writes, his con wns curei
ancr his hesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incurs-
able.
AH0fHER was cured OF Fever and Arus
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eIghs
years.
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned =
which the Purifier and Pills
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y BOD 0MA Llvev YIN.
which, in conjunction with the
Blood pwvlS>cv.

will cure all the aforementioned diseasss
and, Of themselves, will relieve and cure
Hsodoohs, c-ostiusnsss,
Ohio pains, Cholera Norbus.
IndiGsstton, Pojn in The 1owsls.
Qixziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret II.
Ask your neighbour, who have used
shsm, and they will say they are
Good MeAAclMes,
and you should try them before going fos
. physician.
Get : Pamphl~ or Almanac Of nv local
agent and read the certificates, aud III WOW
have ever doubted you will
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Notice.

Notice. --.-.
THE TAXES FOR THE TOWN OF GOLD
Hill. upon the proceeds Of the mines, are now
due and payable iot the Quarter ending Aarcn
IN 1865 and the laws in regard TO their collec-
tIon Willie strictly enforced.
~ THOS. II. JOHNSON,
Sfarshal and Assessor.
Dated juno Is. 1868 julio"
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A. G. f L L I =,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

WIN pay special attention to securing U. $. Pa.
tents to these lots, and thus ending vexed ques.
tlons Of title.
Declaraiory statements drawn and filed.
Information oftho necessary steps TO be taken.
and OF the condition Of title TO lots, promptly
given by letter. .r......
Careful attention given 10 Contested Cases NJ
the Local ONCE and at Washington.
OFFICE-Corncr Of King and Carson streets,
Carson City--sign Of Land Office" Jn23 If
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Notice to Voters.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
" Commissioners OF Storey County, Virginia,
July 81, lS65.-Notice Is hereby given TO tho
voters Of Storey county, tha; this Board Will
meet at their office, 10 this city. on MONDAY,
the 9TH day of August. 4. D. 1865 and will sIt as
a Board Of Registration, from 10 o'clock 4. N TO
o'clock P. NJ, In conformity to the provisions Of
an Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevndn'
entitled AN Act 10 provide for the Registration
of the Names of Electors. and for, the ascertain.
ment Of proper proofs Of the persons who shall
be entitled 10 the rights of suffrage.
BY order Of the Board.
Iyas td r0I LUCIES HERMANN, Clerk.
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TorR RENT,

SPLENDID, NEW PIRE.PRooF "a
II STORE. situated on Main street, In III
the business part of Gold Hill, and now - 9c.
cupied by, A. Montminy, and Langton's Express,
IL for rent with all ita fixtures. For further par.
tIoulars, inorire of o. -..s A. M0NTMIEY,
Ivo6 - ~ fi@.'''-a. . ; Al ths etore
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To Owners of Town Property
IN GOLD HILL.

NHE TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF Gold
/ Hill, having filed with the Recorder Of storey
county mp OF said Town. with statement Of
tho extent and general character of the improve
uncnts therein and having also transmitted TO the
Land Ofice o, Carton O verified copy OF such
map aud statement, In accordance with the pro.
visions Of an Act Of Congress, approved July LIST.
1864, untitled IAN Act for The Disposal Of Coal
Lands, and OF Town Property In the Public Do.
InaIn." and the Act mendntory thereof, approved
March Sd, 1865, we beg leave TO direct your attcn
ton TO Section of the 6rst mentioned Act.
Our familiarity with this business induces us TO
tender our services In the preparation OF all ne
cessary papers In this connection. and In forward
Ing tho same TO the proper Office (Which papers
must be Aled within three months after the filing
Of the map In tho Land 0ffice)
We have secured the services Of Clement i.
Rice, ESQ.,, late Register OF the U. : Land Office.
who will attend 10 all tho business in the Land
Office at Carson. In connection with Location
Contested Claims, etc. .I..-H '..
STEVENS 4 FISH, .,.-:..
" Searchers Of Records. etc.
oFFICE-At Hall Of Records, on street, vir.
virginia City, June o. 1865. ju23m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-31
independent Order Of Good TompIar"

NHAMPIoS LODGE No. G OF .s,1siiS6t<-
CLO. of G. T.. meets regularly q
on TUESDAY EVENING OF ench
week. nj odd Fellows Hall. Ylr. SnnnnrT''-
ginia' nj 8 O'clock T. N. All Tcmplars in good,
standing are cordially invited to attend:
b. s. McLAFFERTY, w. c. T..
GEO. r, TAlLMADGE, w, 3. --' JyGs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-31

Attention, yellow Jacket Hose Gem
'",0 pany No. ,.
LII MEMBERS INDEBTED G
n for uniforms or otherwise, arc =.
informed tina, unless the same Is paid sst4zS1H
forthwith, Section 3, Artlcle7. will - ~
be enforced. ..r.. at,
iY2I 2M - V. 4. HAkl, SeCN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-31
Liberty Hose Go. No. I.

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN to &.
N the members Of Liberty Hose SeA
Co. No, !, thnt oil members of said 12.GR
Company who are delinquen bnes
nd dues, mustpay 10 tne secretary lmnle9ia.eS, ~
ar tho by laws win be strictly enforced At the
oext monthly meeting , c..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-03
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gentaGt.
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Die 0ranp SurY ipe9et MetneipS in 2(ntlaae
murpen, 1T nod ntGt entl6tepen.
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INN 'partet in (lu9eOulp auf Die @nt=
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9~ooanstptpn, eth 9taub Der 5lammer.