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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-24
Dissolution OF Copartnership.

Dissolution OF Copartnership.
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
l that on or about the first day Of December,
1864, the undersigned purchased the entire inter.
est Of ], D. Binns in the White House, in Gold
Hill; and all rights, debts and interests connected
herewith, and from thence has been the sole
owner of the same and that the coparrnership
hitherto existing under the name of Patterson &
Binns was then dissolved. Persons owing said
firm will make payment to the underslgned
'- A. S. PATTERSON.
Gold Hill, Feb 81, 1865. fe2S M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-24
Thn pnrifc Insnrnncc Compnny

The Pacific Insurance Company,
Having. in compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars in the bonds ofthe State
of Nevada, Hro now prepared 10 effect Insurance
NJ the.
Lowest Established Rntes
OFFICIAL the Agency Of the Bank OF Cali
fornia. corner Of aud Tayor streets Virginia,
Nevada. SHARON Il kALSION,
General Agents for the State of Nevada
ffroS ishml
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-24

N.B.-Liberal donations made for Church and
School purposes.
L. F. GLOVER,
FRED A. BENJAMIN,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
EPO R It
OF THE
Pacific Insurance Comply
OF SAN FRANCISCO.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 22d, 1850, concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report:
/. The amount of the capital stock OF this com.
pany is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
ul paid in cash ST5 ,UOO w
ri The amount of assets IL nine hundred aud
seventeen thousand four hundred ahd forty-two
dollars and forty eight cents. S9l7, ,442 4s
III. The company has no debts.
". The amount of insurance written during
the wear is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
entv.seven thousand eight hundred and ffty-hve
dollars. Sll,HRT,e5O W
The amount Of insurance in force December
3Ist, ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand eight hundred and nincty-four dollars
sl0,120s9i 90
V. TIE Company insures against the following
risks, viz:
Buildings, Quartz Mills, MercLandise,
H0usehOId Furniture, Rents, Lenses,
Vessels in Port and their ('arVOes,
and other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by fire.
VI. The largest sum this Company will take on
any one risk is SO, 5,0O0, the limit fixed by law,
but on all such large risks reinsurance to GER
tain extent will be made in other responsible com
panies. J. HUNT, President.
4. j. RALSTON, Secretary.
San Francisco, January IT, 1865.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-24
KNOWN TO BE RICH,

And which tFbeing rapidly developed BY large and
well organized mining companies, some OF them
erecting costly machinery now, and all of them
prosecuting the work on their numerous shatts
and tunnels with vgor.
And the proprietors, THOMAS HARDY &
co. Oate Norton, Hardy Il Coz, are selling lots
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-24

FSThe Coaches of this Line are Neat and
Commodious, and special attention is paid to the
comfort and convenience ofpassengers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-24

aS-Jswelry made and repaired TO order.
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired by J. e..
ball, and guaranteed. apr8 2ph
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-06
NreftIlor Munor0nr'S
WSG0en &rGufer =(EEirtv

If unTrsttts has bette BIS isst tetannte Wttiel our 6etIuna
bon Observation-Disclosures Gler &rt tusbelpnoere Wlaeens
franpf @ereauun8S ffp6he, @tD9era:&nfil,, 8~rufiamers
gen, DtaxhDea, Gelttsn, SrsdrEbr, SdNrtn5sG, BIlturoen,
RopfiArerj, Mibuta, 8altes 6teber, Seetrdufbett, Spntriet.
Complaint, ipr;e fe8en $ Il z { II uRp GrtGltung.
Dd htsfes @ltrtr aus rein unfndtittea, Segeta6tiiften
StSiien GeteRt 10 et8nft esF9 urG teiGnDer5 jur gerabt-
guns neueetprener 6tnter, irwte ebenfaRs beirn 3abnen ter-
ielben. .8eine Ifutter fOats S%eriaumeu, fete basOu tint
9duie gu BADEN, terA ipute eS iii tteent 5ale NIT GGee Dber
8Badfr unb 3uGer berbuunf seGebGn netten. Der GrpBdrti9e
GrfpIe, Der I'D FELT a6e n Sabten IN PGptf9Ianb eett8t
Ddt F9 auG ber fit hen lfkten 4 jdbreu QiaH3enb beDG6tt
unbt bteiss Glirtr iteTau ea unett5eb4li3e8 9aasmtttel
gsDptben. .H..~.
Der greiS teS flstnern Gtaf48en9 TT Sc cts. ahb res er6.
bFren 20 Cts. -.r. sIT~ [Es-IsL
QrOf. Duntram'8 nu8eaein telte6tc Glutretuts,tuas.
8rduter-YtGen un6 9nlber perten istem 6 etbenteu an
arUnti9en Rrenf9etten sur F9srn 3etlune trtn1
enb e%nnpfoblen.
Berncr empfetIe Id 0aafram's GttlcPttf8e Etp.
p fe n, Jnr 8anSlt&eH 9elung her 8culuat; 81 &tp 1.
oeri sur ~rotttdten 8ertretbung BON 6tdt unS 9tteuui otis
mus; 8abn.&tnttur eiebt Gp8enbItdttae 2t1'truns;
SanbWItmt 9uiSsr unb GrdHtertbee.
gu baten BET g. Sennt abauien 8a afartfuna,
28H y: 9yattara 6aupt+a8eat fir Baltimore finite tn bcn
PauptI16libtsn Mprtbsfeu.
a ss5aH 1885,. Sulirts 3leusIt, DentiH,
.-1 ...-. -et 1855 4~leranbrta. Sd,
(29np-6mr5) GenerdlsAgent fUr CANA Mneritd
Sauptagenfur fur ben Dtfritt @plum6i1 BET 6 + q 6.
6 br iftdn | 502 9e Str. uno 81 Dern1ulpdnta MOe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-06

NeuersSeEFcDerUn0
Deg dEIocttrtt!a cTeaerr1dnne=W BERT q, eroag8ee'
Itli9aft Goa Baltimore.
Sp. 4 Sputtfr., ~stseniber benz Suu-Se6dIee
IN 1strabt Der erfcISretGen Ebdttgtett bee Dampf-Eeutr"
DepartenentS heutu wsr rTa beute On gum ~ttutetyeu pretie
acne pcItCeu aus unh trneueru au@ BITE aHeu ~ ben btut8'
zen Slattn. aat D!eitutesu, weI4e 56ui;S N5StI rbeE
Ipnatst Dertteteent5nbt fat ttu Ustr feben Sabre ~ uer'
Nhern wuEIGtn, werStn bterntt e~tnecIabea no BITE StRt
snfersr berab9eitstta 9rGEaitu a~ntuiettn.
Nut Ssrluhs Derbt1 rte 5sbteY prCeapt nab literal 6us'
hsIaIIt. SpbrR Wp0fe' Sral'
Dttestpren
s1n. ". 5a4 4Dab EDaIfe., granttf Burns,
HUsw Vntrf Rt0aYb q. NlpSpx, yeses 1Oua6,
sngaeS u SgbeeSsa, :J1aes U. 9rvts srArets ~ Estae,
asses GeISa, Ga@ueE &trt, Ja&sH g StgTee,
sarsGsgs slsS4~-e tsssk TrrE. pF, :. y. 3tS4s'
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-06
Jll@Oj5injjC}o 0n3oigen,
ST.. 2oftpe IN G5psl0r; aDmie<
rcic1 S0unDOer.

teilt nit ietnen aus BEN tetliamfen nub t~rdfttgier Ser
tern teretteten @r1netet %unfetltdr unb raTb aGe 6teS 6rd1
tetten rpelae aus unre8elal6t8teiten tint UIa8en pber Blue
entiteben, dlS Ia Fnb;
ardmpfe jeber Qtrt, %in8beInnOere Mlagenframpf
6iinrrrboioen, GbOleraz9thfdte, 9iarrbae, So
liter, 8redrubr, SdpinOe(, 8ldbangen, &ppfz
idmerI Nitbma, toltes 6ieber, Gpilepije.
SIN aGen ttefen 8aQeu TT tas Or. g ampeT6e 6 Iirt4
(per Bottle ST. Bottles tUr $5i u%ufeGItar uup ntrtt iuicrt.
Ge9en d)rpnif0en toeraItctenI 9tbennTdtist1uS
tIft tie Or. 2dmpef6 ~ Gtumatt@ III ps @albe
(per 2rr. ST., 6&pren fir S5l in fbpterigen GSaen matt
benz Gltrtr Su8letd GneepaRbt, fGer. e.
Der RatlrepttDr 2aape IN @csIar fat etnen 70 6ro6en
&uf, bag pdtienteu aus alen Tteilen Der 2Delt Bu tttn
%fr6men; er bat 2puis ylappleVn i'm Sabre 1862 p6R etner
3uderbdrnrubr, bic es TntetIbor erfldrt mar, turtrt unr
Sat seeenmdrtig, au6er etrcd loco gatteuteu aus Stab uni
Jern, bic fDnt9Ii6e 6ar1tlte SUn 5annrcer, 6rOeTlrit Gpn-
anntin Srn @n6laE6 ue9i @enablin, unb Serjpg BON 81
tenbur8 nebf Ipdter In 8ebnnplune.
SIN yalttrtcre BET ". g0eeier 4 Go, Set6 g. 3dnee, s
9duptpeppt fir 0tfrttt Columbia: 81. g1rtitiant, 81.
pa ASenue, Nafbtuetpn, D.. g.
Smpprtirt ben Or. 91itfd3 6 Gp.,
(Att27-) 9ip, 486 grClbnan, gSep @lCrf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-06

ks~@ D~@ ~4,~&sVS&tt4, SAsittuVN9fN
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BEN G1ssaa 3es 4r4srsei@nsteu anseieuteu Gsenteu
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agas @t91jer'oTcit Gtectte fla a,sfe 9;u!s SeIIGafTsu fEn
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iggeE &sus1q9 jta9Nogu gnSe13etdae&sn aecnteu ~Huraelen
trjr6.
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TH. g. SESeAseESS.
f~a$,6Hsges ase. q beR s~ssttiqass
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-06
Eg eSMm0e NyI Glalt9E, SN

ptlde AT ben traurieen got8en SDn GelbGbeFedans p6er
Ondnte leittIt, nte nG6ttte @aar1eu s Grgie BuuGent Gaamens
l6pdGe, Snipptens pbet unDermBecu o. GerSerlbwWGe
S6wtntIu@t uu6 allen ban Ter i9tcpcrcn llttsIu, pelde aus
6iefcnt Gaiter berporeeten, fnSen In Or. HtpfrweG$ n&aet
gal Ne8enatOr" Elm WtttteI, reiAcs N4 ol9bag etp3t8e 3a1ers
LATTICE 9etigttttrl lIr bic pbtge 8rGntbett tepiecn bat,
Branfttn Str.. N5ra1am GabR, Bewetp, @de @taub SIR
@Dfcn: QBeets & gp.ier. ITO maibiu8tpnRr 6tt6bureb,
Wfaff; s. 6. 6arrjnau & CO, Mp. 8 Mmerican 6puie Blvd
Yttldtelphta 6, u, GaIenber 3. uEb Q9alautfr.; s .Grprer,
1913 @%bsttutfr. 9ttt9bur8; 9enrg Dttaer, II II. 70 ste Str.
Salttntere Seth g. 9anee! los VI. gaItttaprefr. Gtrctn-
matt; SSpbu .. @arf GGe 4. unb QDalnutfr,; s. g. Gqire
y @p, @QB@ds 4. unS %g9a1nutar. G1ga80; Smith &
Dmper, "a 2afefr. 9tew GricdnS S. ~. @0rt9bt Il Gp.,
81 @bartrfShr. IDrpntp &9mau @utpt s. Co, 1 ct. 2atp-
renee 8utlptnes. ct. 9oui8; @pItnS 8rpS gtadfcIser BON
s.. UIntsIep, @de 2. uub 9inefr. 0epctng, ga, Bet 6Grpeu
6trb 81 8rp, 31S SO; pennfr. unb Bet ben @geutet
sG4d&. S. .. Rltne & Gp3 127 Gpberp, gier gprt.
Dret8 pr. &pr $500.
rs. NdtereS mtrb rttt8ettelt, nenn man T@ Fortified
on BITE SaRpt-A sentsn tn gep 9prt psntet. (teal2)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-06
Teuer NcrfbcrmnsS. 0efclls
felfhdft DCnS Baltimore.

DttTt @tfelitaft If nuumstr berttt, Beusr. 8erF&trunasu
fir Stabt- unb 4nnbbeFStbum entseeenSunthneu. Die OfEce
befnbet Ht go. 40 SecpnbtraBt, auf Der Nerbiettt.
Spbn Coates, grafthent.
Direttrren.
9baunee BrprfS, yrdibent Der ~vgBefern BAIT
8bDmas Ganbp, BON Eanb5, Gilptn h 60.
QDm. &besnut, BON gDnt. Gbesnut s. Co.
SimCn YarIburR, Raufnann, Sputbfr.
gDm. Bridges, BON Ism. Bridges & Sptn.
Spbn q. SeweG mteblbdnbler, Yrattfr.
SpIepb YtattterS, tsn EtrS. NnttbewS h SF d.
gDn 8. genS, Setf. unh pprt.pStlti.
SOhn 9. Srt6ees, BON s. g. Bridges s. e.
Spbn &pnteS, Brtterb6nbler
Sames 8. Spear, BON Gebr. Spear.
Srbn Surnbuu it, GtpptGbdnhltr, SattimCrefr
(6ptt ~ A$Sptar SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-06
OermiC6tc An5eigen.
miMtie FIR Meifen0e*
Slboono Der Giisnba6nSiiae.

9lboona Der Giisaba6nSilae.
Na6 @afbingtDn.
Sscrmittuqs 4.3O, z, $50, uno $40.
gahmittas8: $50 unO 600.
eCnntuss um 4.30, $50 @tUrser's, u1O
sIa&mittass $50 unO 800 ubr.
Ess s 8on @afbtngtOn.
8crmittaes: els, 8.15 unb 11.15.
Nadmittass (: 8, 4.3O nnh 6.45.
6Unntass nur um 8.15 unb 11.15 Srr>
Ytittaas uno 800 Na4mitto9s.
Na6 Annapolis.
Son Baltimore $50 @prtnittass unO $50
2a6mittass.
Son @aibinstOn s.15 8Ormittuss II. 800
9lo4mitta9S.
Sad 6 m berldnb, 8beettnG
H.. (. no.
@Ofsus MOreens 900.
GrpreB5us glbenos $40.
Na6 Sresertd u. .9arpers 5err ,.
: 400 Nd9mittass. = Nbgans ppn SarperS
1Gerrp- nm 6 u. pm 5reberid I'M z ubr WOrg.
Sad 9arrt sburs II. /. NJ.
gOit5us 9.2O MOrsens,
grpreB3ug 9.45 Nbene8.
Accommodation 8 rbr ga6miltass.
Bon 9 aItt more mad 8bilabel@
l lin n n 81 #|
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-06

9ttalt 90 iGof~IeDeB,
B Az &alsSer8es'& S5Geasaeta
0a1skrEpSka 81
j sic tD btreEt 2pn 0eaEf@ian3 bg5.s4s
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eegen ale rSennati9en sroaf teri gIife in
@rfalfun3, GGarla@fte. IS, Rofer
4 III Ube Btattcru, Fo1is cit IN isiner Ut
+ SIR 8erSitaus ban gt$tt $50 sBGide F@er
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tisulus iut areni9Ii$eu &e5rPer. 9eiop3ees 5I ~eulPfe9llr
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gan gnfGge ies(iGeF grt, Oister, GeT@5s:bsu Der Bluff
6eS WtGgens nu5 uateg(ei6es. 9lageres Z aus GeEFanl9s'
anfoiifunssa BEL aHe ~ sziebeu.
&c tF bierbue5 8ebeEs @steeenEstt oten, f0r neHis
SetbiI@ iet3l t0;eoes 50r @siRutteit 80 aergaieu, iooi,
g3 gegen $trast9eitea gu Wagreu. l..u 5
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81. 60 G. CutaWaEaFcfBn sa g'yats- ans
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&a9 8efts 30 urplunD.

Nad 8 eft 30 arptanb.
gtaa LINTON Bridge, (iber @~eitminfter) se>
ben bic 3Ise td9li6 9.2O MCr9eus unO 800
Radmittdss.
Son l1niOn Bridge I'm 4.45 u. s.45 8Urs
mittd9s.
Na9 Sort MpnrOe nno NOrfOlt
seben bic 9ampfbOOte iepen Na6mittag 500
ubr BON Union 9Od, SUB Der GOncrrpftr.
Gb.s
Naa mt Own
9ebt bic 9feroe > Giienbabn BON 7 nbr NOre
gems bis z nbr Nu9mitta9s itinoli& BON Der
Gde Gnipr unb Galtitr.
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0Iorret6se WaGrt6aten fir s4ue
@rpBe 8reiSerniebrigung fir Srp GOODS!
9ues Az biuiSen &reiien!
Sd babe rnetnt preile fur allie Dry @Grbs ~ a5s
Srp,tn unb pertaute. btltSesr ais tx
aenS Gin SdnS piefeer Stabt. SD pertanls eattspS
S5 q "a. n~nbSiGentS, garb wette n WMstt
an S7X nb4SGent %pra&tpole Dc GatneSS
20 6 Is, Gaj6rttres ~fppttbtai9, ebenip gang pptsn Se Kat
$ SbrapIS, !SietberaSfe, plantetS anb alt anbert artsn spa-
gsoaren. @benfp babe i'd ntetne i3cnen
8ro6e Sbapl$ nnb Seioen5eu9e
40 grS,ent t~erabssest uns Dtrfaufe auts 3a adj. d
p~reiieu. siy
Rpmnt unb 1epet lelpr DIE Dar8dtH9 an Im at
- bevhbmten @beap stare bet
Scfcpb @eIider,
gp, 81 BaIttnrrefr. SriiGen Jrebertdft.
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sa4- gpiesertertduftr rerten e~sn8elaben, uaetne Waaren
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SaltlGi,.st uGtO Obi
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thing through, onchalf OF my share: lwell, as re-
garded the whole thing as IN the hands OF the Dstc'
Attorney and Of course neither the Government nor
could mako anything out OF 1t unless he was 70
prosecute H. signed an agreement to that effect and
carried it ont giving them one-haf
@ What was the amount A. The amount Deiosg-
ing to the informer about $4,000 after deGuctns
all expenses.
G And you paid them eat 900, A. Yes, sir.
Q. This was done before the thing was brought 10
trial was itf A. The agreement was made after de-
fault entered but before any formal decree OF con-
demnation entered. The reason why consen!sd
10 do IL was that knew II was In the power OF ihe
District Attorney TO condemn the property undef e'ner
satue-the statute Of 1862 OF Of le6l and under the
statute Of 1862 could authority Tor decreeing any
portion of 1t to the iuformer
V. Mr.. Assistant District Attorney tells the
story differently, as might be expected. Here
is Che material portion Of his testimony:
Mr.. Mudgett became the informer against some
stock in Minnesota mining company belonging 10 the
Rebel General Mercer. and asked Tor It's condemhao'
We proceeded in suit 10 condemn this stock ana II
was condemned. There was paid to Mr.. Mudgett IN
stock-hc took his pay in stock-S25oO0. or more MI
MIDGET said to me- This has cost me no troubles ram
10 make yon present Of s replied that that was
a matter about which must refer him TO Mr. smith
the DistrictAttoTney He spoke to,Mr smith, thhk
it was tho next morning. he SAID he wsted 70 maze
mo present Of one. hall OF what he had received MT.
Smith subsequently spoke TO about It, and said that
as the interest Of the Government and the IN
terest Of the nformer were Identical and lnasmnch as
the Government receiver uli tnht tHc
and as this was tho personal and private property of the
informcr he objection to IT, but that be wouid
ask others lie afterward told me that be had spoken
TO Mr. William NJ Eyarts about IT, and that MI Etafts
said there could not for moment be any quesuon an 10
the right 10 receive 1t II this chose TO give as
voluntary thing Mr.. Smith also subsequently SPOKE 10
the ATTORNEY General about the matter and the Attor'
ncy encra said as Smith reported to he was sur
prised that he should ask him such qucsuon' MI:
Mudgett thereupon Rars me one.haf OF MS snare VI
these proceeds ofwhch one-haf Saps half to Mr..
Smith.
Assuming this to be the true story, we
must say that Messrs. Mudgett and Allen are
the two most generous men we ever heard o.
and will be in great dangerof coming to want II
they go on in this way.
If. on the other hand, We assume that Mr..
Mudgetts version is true, we cannot help think
ing that both Mr.. Smiths and Mr.. Aliens are
what surgeon at the front would term
"stretcher cases." But it belongs to their SUI
perors, not to MS, 20 sift out the yeritabe facts