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To llNea continuous, voluntary, and
unrepented life Of sin against God, is
not merely unmanly, culpable, morally
wicked; it is dishonorable. There is no
Specification given to the word mean
that may not be applied to the man that
contents himself to accept all that God
gives him as Creator, and sins against
him as Creator perpetually; that is con-
tent to receive all that God does for him
as Upholder, and sins against him as
Upholder every day and every hour;
that is willing to accept all the things
that God gives him as providential Gov
ernor; that takes everything that God
gives him as Father, and refuses every
one OF the elements of sonship; that en-
joys the blessings which flow from the
grace and bounty of God as Saviour and
Redeemer, and requites him in nothing;
that day in and day out, and year after
year, appropriates the abundance that is
heaped upon him through Gods good
ness and generosity, and give no thanks
to God; and that hears God continually
saying to him. "Give me thy heart,''
and, instead of obeying SO reasonable a
command, gives his heart to perishable
things, and suffers it to 90 out in all
wicked ways of life. TO live so, YES. and
to bargain with yourself, and agree to
live so, in the hope that in the end YOU
shall somehow save yourself by death
bed repentance make YOU the jury of
your own case, and put it to you, is it
not mean III. ". Beecher.
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iryiniU Minerals.

DIR. Grant, the State Geologist, who
has been exploring a large portion ofthe
State, with view to a development Of
her immense mineral resources, is now
contemplating a trip to the gypsumbeds
southwest of Iynchhurg, with reference
to obtaining information as to the prac-
ticability OF supplying Virginia from its
own resources with this valuable ma
nurc. Every one who has taken pains
to inform himself, is already aware that
in mineral wealth, Virginia will bear
a favorable comparison with any other
portion of the world. 1t will probably
be amongst the earliest and mOstimpor-
tant sources of our future wealth.
L!W'chb,uy. Republican.
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Fcai0H.-- What Docs it Mean ..

Fenidaa is a word that puzzles people
who do not pay much attention to the
curiOsities OF litere ture, and the Fenians
OF to-day have made it so important that
1t is, we may assume, Worth not little
attention, though the subject is a difficult
one to handle unless the writer be an
lrishman, and well booked upon it. As
far back as the Christian era there exist
ed in Ireland a military brotherhood, or
militia called Fianna Eirirn. In the
third quarter of the third century this
body WAS commanded by Finn MacCum-
hal son-in-law Of the famous King Cor
mae Ulfadha, but better known to the
SaNons, as Fingal, who like President
Lincoln was assassinated. This brother
hood became divided, the members quar-
reling bitterly, as Irishmen sometimes
will, the clan Boisgne being headed by
Ossian, or Oisin, the son Of Finn, and the
Clan Norma being the othes party. The
former claimed precedence over all other
soldiers; and the upshot was that, after
having defied even the throne, they were
| assailed in the reign of King Carbe sob
man, Ossian falling by the royal hand =
no doubt with shillelagh in it, Ossian's
followers were called Fians, or fenii,
and the battle TRAIT was so fatal to them
was that of Gabhra. The Fenian heroes
became favorites with the Irish bards
and romancers, and the critics say that
it is on their productions, sometimes
called Fenian Poems, and others yet more
ancient, that Macpherson founded his
celebrated works, concerning which there
was so much hot blood, and so many hot
words, in the last century. The reader
probably remembers, the conversation
in Scott's 1ntiquurY, between Mr. Old
buck of Monkbarus, and his Highland
nephew, Captain Hector NJ Intyre, in
which the latter stands up stoutly for
the authenticity of Macpherson's Ossian.
He quotes to his uncle from the origi-
nal, translating some portions of Il
dialogue between Saint Patrick and
Ossian, in which the latter asks: DO
you compare your psalms to the tales of
the bare armed Fenians?o when the
uncle asks: care YOU sure that you We're
translating that last epithet correctly,
Hector:' "Quite sure, answered Iiec-
tor doggedly. Because l should have
thought the nudity might have been
quoted as existing i'll different part of
thebody.' Wepresume that our modern
F'enians take their name from those
ancient Irish heroes who figured SO long
ago, and of whom the bards used to
to sing, that they aspire to military
fraternity, or brotherhood, like the
Flannas Ellrinn, who fiourished when
Cormac was King, and to be the cham
pions Of Ireland, and III that way to win
the praise of poets and the loVeof ladies.
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a MASONIC APPEAL FOR THE RE-
NEwAL OF THE BONDS OF UNION
The six grand officers Of the Grand Lodge
thereunt'o belonging, VIZ: Grand Mas
ter, Deputy Grand Master, Senior and
Junior Grand Wardens, Grand Treas
urerand Grand Secretary, have addressed
q letter to the Freemasons of the United
States, urgently calling on them, one
and ALL, to unite now, at the close of a
long and terrible contest, to carry out
the. principles OF order, brotherly love
and charity. to which the order is con-
sccrated.
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JOHN MINER Boris has accepted a
nomination for Congress in the Lynch
burg. VA, district.
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EDWIN S. DORSEY has just fitted up his
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Yet lis thing of terror.
Where youthful hopes are bright,
And Youthful blood flows full and free
To bid the world goodnight.
GO. eomrade, to your duty,
And leave me here To die
His pulses stopped, | turned away
l had no time to sigh
But filled with sudden fury.
/ joined the strife again,
Nor paused to watch the fight around
Till | three foes had slain-
One for my early schoolmatc,
One fer my ncighber old,
And one for him with golden hair
That lay SO stark and cold
The foe raised shouts exulting:
We answered not at all:
But still with steady GOODNESS poured
Our rain of rifle-ball
But bark voice is ringing
As clearly rs a drum
lis Ferguson s-seilarge bayonet
And drive the rebel scum,''
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Tho Battle Of Kings EoHnfai".
4 BALLAD OF THE cAKoL1NAs.

BY DIR. THOMAS Dunn fNeLIsH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-03

By order of the Board of Trustees
apls I'd HE. WOODRUFF, sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-03
Notice..

F.rFr p NOt1C6S aHN =. -N
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT
u Of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada,
entitled: An Act to provide for the payment Of
the outItanding Warrants Of Storey county sp:
proved February II, 1866, sealed proposals will
Be received by the undersigned, directed to him
at his Office in the Aedan Building. at the city Of
Virginia, for fifteen days subsequent to the publ.
cation of this notice, for, the purrhase andre
demptfon Of outstahdin 3 warrants OF the county
Of Storey. The bids must be accompanied by
the wsTsnta. Upon the setuEday next following
after the expiration of the Said Aftean days.
to-wlt: On the 18th day of May, 1865, the Board
Of County Commissioners, the County Auditor
and County Treasurer will open said sealed pro.
posals In the once Of the lattsr. and The bills will
be accepted In accordance with the terms of the
aforesaid Act, and an Act amendatory thereof en-.
titled: can Act to amend an Act entitled an Act
to provide for the payment OF Outstanding War.
rants Of Storey county, approved March 8, 1865.
Attention Is called to section Of the Act as
amended, which reads a. follows: Section OF
the Act Of which this 10 anen1atory is hereby
amended 90 a. to read az follows: Section 6 AL
outstanding warrants Of said county are hereby
divided into two classoss al warrants issued
prior to the 25th day of July A. D. 1854, shall be
deemed the hrst clasB, and all issued subsequent
to that dste shall be deemed the second class. In
the consideration Of any bid or bids made In pur.
Commissioner shall give Q preference to bids on
nrst class WsrrsntG oyer and above The lowest bid
ON second clasG warrants, OF hftY cents on the
dollar; taking the principal and interest Of the
second class warrant or warrants named In such
lowest bid - q basls upon which to compute the
fifty per centum.'" E. A. FARGO,
= eudend p. T. ~ - County Treasurer!
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
ID out OF the Justices Court Of Gold Hill. Sto-
rey county, State of Nevada, attested by W. n.
Hall, J. p, to me directed and delivered for the
satisfaction Of Judgment in said Court rendered
on the 2gd day of April, A. D. 1865, In favor Of
Marlette g. Hunt, and against the Major Gold
and Silver Mining Company, for S175 90, amount
of Judgment, and $40 25. costs Of suit, together
With accruing costs, have, this 2eth day Of April,
1865, levied on and taken in execution all the
right, title claim and interest Of said judgment
debtors the Major G. and s. NJ Company, in
and to tho following described property, to-wit:
All that certain Quartz Ledge, mining claim and
ground situated in Gold Hill Mining District
storey county, State Of Nevada, known and desig
mated a. the ledge and claim Of tho Major G.
and 8. u. Co., owned and possessed by said
company, consisting Of 100 Qour hundred feet),
said claim commencing at the south end Of the
old Lsboring Company's claim, and running
southerly four hundred 900 feet, said claim "
ing las per notice Of location of the same record
ed in the mining records Of Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict,) east Of the Yellow Jacket claims on which
claim il an incline shaft two hundred C200) feet,
more or less, b depth; also, all the improve
ments, tenements and hereditaments In and on
said claim, or to it in any wise belonging. -r,s
Notice Is hereby given, that I will expose
for sale, 10 the highest bidder for u s. gold coin,
the said property or 20 much thereof a. will salts
fly said Judgment and costs, In front of the Jus.
tlses Once, In Gold HnL Storey county, Etateof
A. D. 1866, between the hours Of 70 o'clock, ~ and
Q oeloek, r. ", viz ct o'clock ?. NJ y z
.a.. fiji. Jtr,-. ,f,. VINE II. BEEGAN,
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill April %. 1855, at the hour
ofll o'clock, AM apes I'd
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Alias Summons,

ATATE OF NEvADA, COUNTY OF ST0-
i rev, Gold Hill Precinct, w. n. Hall, Justice
al the Peace -RiehArd Mereef, plaintiff ~. Alta
Silver Mining Company OF a, defendAnk-The
STATE Of Nevada 10 Alta 8. II. Co., w. w. Nichols,
a. B, Paul, JOS Nesbit, o. A. saahuru, y. Q.
Corey. Hugh Logan, J. P. Holmes estate. N W.
Irwin, Washoe g. E a Go. No H. John Doe and
Richard Roe, members Of laid Alta 8. N. Com.
pany, greeting; gdis sz.it,. g. .n ,nsss =,
You and each Of you are hereby summoned
to appear before me, Justice Of the Peace In and
for Gold Hill Precinct, County and State afore,
said. Al nv once In aoid HILL on the 3lst day OF
Nay, A. D. 1855. at 10 o'clock A. n: OF that day.
to answer the complaint of Richard Mercer, where
in be claftdS1o Feeoyes frym Xnn Jolaty and seY'
erally the sum Of two hundred and seventy nye
-d1ilsyA nd ht.gsStu agsper tarpl VI eefysn
iplonlsSsEy notS, copy u which 10 nov On ne
-hHg eis& Ard yea are heEshy 1otinea Iia.ttI
yea ~ ~ eppalE AAd ansEeritep eop ealst ~ y.
aforesaid, Judgment will be taken against yoq lor
the sam Of ans snd interest, and costs OF suit.
To the Sheriff Or any Constable Of Sald county
greettnet At4Ss y t1sRNiee and tdde return
hereof Given under my hand thlI 2lth day OF
,b.J 81 fgSsnE ;.REhxI;D
Justice efthe FsaeNof osld I'M Precinct, Storey
sS1seaity, Nsvdan0iisl6 9gsf sr1 > 70 SsEf7S
tStny cent ResE 6tanpIk Del, Ap0sn
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Jewett cold and silver Mining Com

pany, works located ct Gold Hill, Storey county,
Eevsda-Eotice Of Assessment.-Notce Is here
by given that at q meeting Of the Board of Trus.
tees of said company, held on the 10th day Of
April 1855, an assessment Of one dollar per share
was levied upon the asseSsable capital stock Of
said company, payable Immediately in United
States gold and silver coin, 10 the Secretary sos
Clay street, city and county of San Francisco
California Any stock upon which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid on Saturday, the 18th
day of May, 1865, will be advertised on that day
as delinquent, and unless payment shall have
been made before will be sold on Saturday, the
97th day of May, 1885, to pay the delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of ssle By order Of the Board Of Trus
apIam AN CoMsTocK. sec'y.
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sAI,hn Geld Hill Mining Company.

Notice Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - hereby given,
that at q nesting OF the Trustees Uf said Compa'
ny, held on the 29th day Of March, A. D. 1865, IN
assessment Of twenty-five dollars Cs25 per share
on all the capital stock Of said company (bein8
one hundred dollars per foot) was levied pay able
Immediately to the Secretary in United States
gold coin, ut the Office Of the company, at Gold
Hill, Nevada All stock upon which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the twenty'niuth
29th) day of April, A. D. 1865, will be advertised
on that day as delinquent, and unless payment
shall be made before, win be sold on the twenty
ninth (o9th) day Of May, A. D. 1866, 10 pay the
delin onent assessment, together with cost of ad.
vertising and expenSeI Of the sale, By order Of
the Board of Trustees,
mh3O THEo. A. HALE, Sec'y.
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ShaniH7a Sole

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT. IN
IN pursuance OF decree Of foreclosure. rendered
in the District Court of the First Judicial District
in and for Storey county, State of Nevada, on the
24th day Of April, 1888 IN favor of B. Paul. ID. l.
Bliss and W. H. Baker. plaintiffs, and against the
Michigan Mill and Mining Company, defendants, for
the sale Of the mortEAged premises hereinafter de-
scribed to satisfy the sum of four thousand, seven
hundred and ninety-three and $500 dollars,
with interest on $4,ll0 and 2-l00 at the rate
Of two 20 per cent per month from date Of decree
until paid, together with costs and disbursements.
taxed at SIS %, and accrung costs and expenses Of
SALE all payable In United States gold coin; and by
virtue thereof and Of order of sale thereon. Is
sued out OF said Court attested the said Path day
of April 1863 and to me directed and delivered on
the same day, ] will, on SATURDAY, the 10Th day
of May 1855 sen at the hour Of " O'Clock noon OF
that day, in front OF the Court House Doors IN the
city Of Virginia. county OF Storey State Of Nevada,
at public auction the highest and Lest bidder for
cash. in United States gold coin, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit All and singular, the
mining ground claim and property Of the said Mich
igan Mining and Mil Company, situate at the town
Of God Hill. in God Hill Mining Disteict, Storey
county, and also all buildings and improvements
thereon and particularly the hogting-works, steam
engine, boilers, and all the machinery aud gearing
thereon; also this shafts and tracks. and Improve
ments connected Herewith. knownas the hoistlng-
works shan and machinery Of the Michigan MIL
and Mining Company, situate near and q little
northwest Of the Comet Mn. Al Gold Hill sioresaid.
-. G. CLARK,
Sheriff Of Storey county, Nevada.
By JOHN N. NEALL, Under Sheriff.
Virginia, April "a, 1855. APPS I'd
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tax CollesteE,a Ssse; ;ss,,,,r

Tax Collector,a Sale....
DY vIRTUE OF H1ECU1lOES, ISSUED
10 out Of the Justice Court OF Gold HUI, Sto-
rey county, Nevada, dated the 10th day Ct April.
1855, In favor Of the Inhabitants Of the Town Of
Gold Hill, and against the persons and the real
for the sums owing upon eseh parcel, as delin-
auent taxes and costs Of suit, together with &C.
cruing costs and expenses Of sale, pursuant 70
tho law ID aueh oaSsG lnads end provided, shall
expose for sale, and shall sell at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder for gold coin, In
front Of the Justices Once, in said town. on the
18th day Of MAY, A. D. ls65, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock n. and 2o'clock ?. u. of said day, 80
much Of each parcel Of the following described
real estate and improvements thereon, as Will pay
the amount due for taxes, costs, ETC., to-wit:
= nIook pan0a p Dine &Jl "
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La Motis GELD and silver Mining

Compuny.-No.ice 10 hereby given. that at a
meeting of the Trustees of the La Motto Gold and
Silver Mining Company, held April 18th, 1865, at
the office of the company, in Gold Hill, Nevada,
an assessment Of Ave- dollars lS5) per share was
levied on each and every Bharo Of the capital
stock Of the company, payable in gold and silver
coin, to the Secretary, At his Office In Gold Hill,
opposite the Vesey Hotel By order of the Board
Of Trustees ,t; rf. WIN w. BISHOP, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, April l3, 1865 apl4 m
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Jaek.ou Cold and silver NIinins

Company - Assessment No. IS Notice The
shareholders are hereby notified that an assess
ment of one dollar and twenty-five cents (sl 25)
per share has this day been levied on each and
every share Of the capital stock of the above
named company, payable immediately, in gold
coin of the United States, to the Secretary AT hii
office In Gold Hill. New, for the purpose Of re-
Stunning work on the company'S claimA
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
fF'' J. JACKSON, Secretary.
Gold Hill. NoV, ApFil |, 1865. Rpl I'm
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DELINoUpf ASSESSMENT SALES.

KnIckerbocker Geld and silver Mlai1S
0onpany.-Notice b hereby gwen, that IN accoft
Ance with the laws Of Nevada and the bylaws OF the
highest and best bidder for U. g. gold coin In front
Of. the company's once, In the town Of Gold Hill,
Storey county, and State Of Nevada, At the hour q
seventh C7th) day Of Nay, A. D. 1855 SomGny shares
Of the capital stock Of the above named company,
Standing In the names Of the following persons as
Quent together with accruinR en-IU ~
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0rIRinuI Hawkeye Gold and silver

Mining Company.-Notce is hereby given, that
at q meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of the
company, held this 9Th day Of April, 1855, an as
sessment (No ~ of Ave dollars per share was
levied on each and every share Of the company
payable Immediately In u. 8 gold coin, TO the
Secretary, at his Office in Gold Hill. By order Of
the Board of TrusteeA
Ts1Fir , sH1 @. ]. COLE, secretary.
Gold Hill, April 4, 1865 ap4