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NUMBER 81.

| bills should not go forward until t4a
coin Was shipped. In the meantime th
specie was deposited with the French Consu
Majan, and under protection Of the French
n1g- There was French corvette here q
the Time which also furnished guard fo.
the money. There Butler found 1t. and
aetzed it, % he did, also, that deposited with
the French Consul, but the Government af
teIWards sent Rtyercy johnson out here t.
look into the matter, and he adiudged the
claIm Of the bunk good and the stzu:e illegal
and wrong; The affair, however, Is said to
haze cost the hank near hundred thousand
dollars; but that was small salvage for a
million and Ealf in those days.
And NOW, where has the specie really gone
10: 1t was sent from here In charge Of spe-
c!al bank agents to jackson, aud tncnce to
Columbus, Mss., where It WAS formally taken
Into custody" Of the Confederate authosl-
ties. Next We hear Of it at Montgomery,
ard afterwards 81 Augusta, Ga. There an
attempt WAS made to sequestrate or a.tach
1t. The Augusta banks, In whose vaults it
Was deposited, replied that they were ouly
the Repositories Of the Confederate authozl-
ties and these authorities replied that they
held the money as Its 1ightful c,stodiaus
They only held It IN "custodysS rhe @ at. al.
tempt 70 ga1nish. 1t, therefore, 1ailed. Soma
time after, when sherman began l,ls march
through Georgia, the Specie was removed M
70 richmond, when the Confederate Congress-
passta special act authorizing the app,o-
prtation and use Of 1t In case Of mliitarY
necessity. Congress had previously ina
" "eminsnt jurisdiction u Of it, throu9h the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and immediateIY
made small appropriations, aa it, custo-
dlans, for EuaidMg aud moving it. At
the time ot lis appropriate N, in fee
simple, by virtue Of military necessity
nud Congressional enactment, Confederate
money was at Its lowest valuation, and
nothing could BE- bought w1thit. It is proba-
BILE, therefore, that considerable portion Of
1t vas thus ustd TO purchase supplies for the
amy DUNG The last daGs ofthe Contederacy.
It seems almost lmposaIble that all OF it
could have been so used, IN the short time
mentioned, and therefore, opinions are ex-
pressed that some Of 1t may have been pro-
ieeted BY the purchase Of foreign exchange
very much as was done In the case of the
Cnizena' Bank. There are flying rumo.s OF
slC0. .cW having gone to New Fork, and other
large sums to Havana and Europe; but
nothing certain has yet trsnspired concern
Ing the matter, This is the whole story Of
the money 60 far as yet kown.
wi htn the last few weeks a3me twenty
five or Thirty Of our old business houses have
le.establIshed themselves here aud begun
aneW. AS tho Post is fond Of good old times
aud names, l put down pretty full list
, 1865-07-17


Col. II. c. Galloway, former editor Of the
Memphis Araianehe, and postmaster at that
city under the Buchanan administration, in a
letter published In tho Memphis BuHeGin,
says:
In again entering the newspaper arena, I
do not propose to become q pestilent drop
In the bitter waters which now submerge the
country, There has been enough Of strife
and blood, and 1t Is the duty Of all good men
TO Etrlke hands in common effort 10 restore
peace. With all the earnestness Of an ardent
nature, advocated secession. II have eo-
ttrtainrd views treasopabIe In their results,
md ho1tl!s to peaIpetnity Ct the Union,
controlled the Government. The 4th resoln-
t1on Of the Democratic Platform declares:
tThat the Democratic party will faithfully abide
y nd upnold he principles laid down IN the
the repoft of NJ. Madison to ihs V,rEnis III 1ets ~
l1ture IN 1895 that It adopts those p,inciplts "a
constituting one Of the main foundatlons Of it,
r er oeyioss anS msinnR nd mps 10 'ne cut
After quoting the resolutions Of 1793, Nr.
GallaWay says:
Aere 1s the cornerstone, the essence and
aa'ntefseaee: -; glst, pl!h, bones, ma1ron,
9eccul and body Of pure and unad1lterated se-
cession. No implntty can diltort the "ob7i-
oua meaning and fmpoEtn OF language 50
plain and emphatic. This res olatsen has
every raEt Of the Union. 1t has been read
on every stump from Maine to Tens, Il
t, l}a the pople Of the several States that
that they have F." an equal right to judgen Of
" lnfractlons Of the Constitution :" and what
i mere, that they have the ssrisht, to select
the mode Of frtdtees." The Southern States
elected as the best "mode and meas,1re n
redress" Withdrawal from The compact.
md EoW they are told that the " mods and
measures Of rtdre:s," which they haYe Sc.
1ected, will not be permitted, and that tbey
must be tried lor treason, and their property
conhscnted for daring to exercise what they
were formerly told was theIr fright" shame
upon such dopicity. do not allude to these
facts for the purpose Of propitlattng tie Dem.
ocIatic party, Of to propagate the principles
enuuctated and obvieusly inculcated In the
resolutions, for despise the party that Gun
peEretrate such fraud, and ! spit upon
party platform which has alluretl and be-
eui1ed so many honest men into its support
merely to ruin them. Thousands OF m Ii en-
b,aced these views in good faith, and stll
honestly entertain them. But they have been
rejected BY the American people, and we
must now look At things as fhey are, and
not as We would 6aye them. The
inexorable decrtes OF fate have decided the
late terrible conflict against ns, aud We
eh. .nld no longer resist the fiat Of destiny.
, 1865-07-17
Indian Treaty.

EEw YoRK. Ju1v ia Texas letter to the
Herald. stsfeg ereAty has beSn entered into bY
Col. Matthew'S Of The U. 8. Army snd Ger.
Walt OF the Chtrokees by which all the
return 10 lne1r homes, and KEEP peace with The
Cn1ted States-
, 1865-07-17

WA:REoToN, July 18.-Intormsdou received
from 1ne Com ng CITIZENS OF the southern St,tes
9lyes as-ufan1e that this work o. reconstrut,tDn
Ia pEoRrffsr1s much more smoothly than wis
anticipated, and that the nufrlendy utte,anccs of
s6rc OF the editors are To: 1ndicas:fe Of the D.
e1ac eplrit Of the people.
, 1865-07-17
FROM MADISON.
Movements OF ~ lac nBin HrGfmtnts
Relief Tor the FlroQua Sufferers.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEihuuel

lspet1N U3epatch to The Chtc8so THhaue-I
MADISON, July IL.
Gov. Lewis received dlpatch today from
Mi. shsf.r, at Jeffcrsonyil.e, announcing the
En.sertnR out Of The 9Th Wisconsin volunteer In-
!anut. 6'e strong, and their departure to Gay for
sn.s CITY, They will reach here Monday.
Ihe I'D regiment will arrive here to.uieht ria
chtcsgo md Northwestern.
2he eoVefcor received information this as1e..
Iosn t{9a Gen E.'reht'ds. that The 18Th reci.
d1y Tor Msdisou. and viii reach he1e n cnd.v ~
The Common cout eli Of ,h1s city has Appointed
a comm ttee 70 SOLICIT sub:cr.puoEs snd raI.e
nj T{foQuA. "A1~
, 1865-07-17

I The Auzusts, Ne, correspondent Of
the Boston Journal, says:
It's noteworthy fact that there wasn't /
celebration in this State OF Independence
day, sud there we're great many, at which
the orators did not take strong ground in
~ hvor Of negro suffrage. Possibly thsre may
ean atcc!taln, every speaker as = general
thire maintained that doctrine. Cor. Cony,
N letter read that day at the Gardiner cele-
o,aEon, came out square-footed in fAyor Of
placing the ballat In the hands Of the freed
naf1aea m1n Of The n south. For long tins His Ex-
right Of suffrage ought to be extsndea to the
negro, believing that freedom aud canality
were ~ much his natural btrthrlcht ss Tie
white mans, though this Is lie tirsr oDn,,rt1-
nlty he has had of publicly atHrmirs su:h an
, 1865-07-17

StN fonK. su'y 1B.-Toe staamefe Funy shrey
sr9 uiitee statts, from Nov Orleans July 9, hs,e
The steamer No1texuma, from Jamalca the 9Th.
! las an. .yed, '4s 'AS
, 1865-07-17

WA.n1Sa7os, Jn1y l6.-Repo1ta received here
stow tie a. otc lslor al izur spdJ:onh /. n
Of Coods scute1ed int, the United States from
the Btttth provinces. The efficient measures
adopted br the Commissioner of Customs, Judge
aaHHert. h4ve prevented, 10 4 con=tteso obla cx-
tent, such yiolAtioEe Of the liz. ~
, 1865-07-17
Naffounl Muuk z,Trru1ct;nu

National Bank Circulation.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-It has been az e.ta,ned
on stqusry that the leGa! limit Of xs0iGJl. .00 OF
Sa tiuIa' Bank circulation is 1ca1ly reachoc, and
therefore the cseaio1 Of but comparatively few
sdhttoral Institutions nader tt1t sys'em will be
authorized. The ett,re tumber sill probably
rtash 1,6OUfha will be sushor xed
, 1865-07-17
MRS. WuNSL0W,
Relief and Health to Jour Infant,

re nAYe put r3 md ao!< tts azttcle ror orc, Hyrz
and CAN aAY Ii CUEF1DESC3 AND rRuFy ,
Fhat Nc hsva never bean able to kAy Of my osAz
mrdicine-EEVER HAs IT FAILED m A sfygIs
INSTANCE TO RFFEcr CURB, whom tina
used. Never did xe know IN INSTANCES oi dssar,dts4
ton hJ A1y yons who u:ed It. On the cout.zsJ III ~
dtlsRhted With tn Operations, aut speak IL se:E4
commendatlon Of is msZ1ea. enscts Aad metic1i v,
tues. Wt SpeA1 In this MATE. !" WHAT WB d
XE0W," sttcr 50 ye2za e1peziaaeA; AND PLKnay
oGR REPUTATION FOB THE FULyuMKH7 pS
WHA1tWK RHkE n8CIARR. In Almost every u
tsnce uhe-e tAe tnfant u suffering from pAa aad u
hsustion, relleS Hll bs found In o.t4e2 or txAsd
minutes Attet tho u rup u Adntnfstared.
Fun directions for using will accompany each bof
Nene zenu!ne unIess the fse nnntle OF CURl H q n
KISs, NeH f11k. u on tna outslde wrapper.
r thfnr Rlfi6s
, 1865-07-17

Sailing of Steamers.
NEW YoRK, July 16.-Tbe steamers Odinbufgh,
for Liverpool, and the Ameries, for Bremen,
satled to-day, taking Isl, 200 In epee1e.
, 1865-07-17

Postmnsters Appointed.
WASHINGTON. July 1G.-lRe following Post
Camp; l1dlauapoM, Ind, An. ConEer; co!d.
wa'ef, Mich, D. B. BsIn'on; Akrtn, Ohio, Il.
S. Elklns Msraett1, Ohio, S, Bosvottn.
, 1865-07-17
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Cotton Pfosp7dtH and Pfices-Condi.
ttan Of 1l1+ Hanks What h ~ Rec eotuc
OF their Sp. cie-Uld Heuses Rtc,u-
ming Anew
, 1865-07-17
Nem anngrtlH4rtkntB.

IT'D 7 5 FURNISHING HUI CK,
~ REAL ENGLISH DRIVING GLOVES
TA3pRRR 6KN-
The H1ost elegant stock Z oteF ahoEut1 tbs Wcst.
1hese kuods Ale cheap.
ER 1LY, Tafor and yns1sher,
11l.dsststnst Corner Eeatootn ana Ws.hlnstor-
INSURANCE CHARTER-For
Il eRle-A FIEa s1d NArtan 1nlur1nto Charter. one
o. tho rent In the West au'horzed capita. ]518-
GO On et lck or M NIL Pf1u 4 cart1asd copJ Of
ihlH Charter eau to star as the once OF ". e
WEI IL Eso kco1a No. =. Rst nolds olock Ch:c.=9.
, 1865-07-17
Michigan avenue Property.

An A No. trst clsza rea.Aaaee, with good sizad
lo' fun depth. On corner Of hsreet soEatatr with all
be furniture. Carpets MLro.s, d.. III IN c.male,e
" daE. for sale at decided bsrks!n fos cax Gays
enly. Pessetalon 137e1 on cue d'ys' no:iee.
......-. =. T. KRRFDOT 4 co.,
:Yl'1s6i etret u Dearborn rat
, 1865-07-17

NV YonK. July l6-As an indication Of In
efeastpE bushes T. fifteen ocean eteamers lett this
poft to'daJ. and tweuty.fouF advertised - 1ease
, 1865-07-17

| ANk*4sts.ts<ss*>% E7,Aoos81E
Iuse the word '*from'' instead Of "bY'
adgleedly; for 1t Is uncertain to this day how
lar the bank officers themselves were Tolun-
ta1i1y or individually agents OF the re-
moysL It Is well known i variety Of opin-
iops and arguments controlled their action.
Some Wfshed thereby to aid the Confeaer-
ates; others feared the st 'Yaukees'' would
seize the money On their arrival, while others
still probably yielded to what they constd-
cred corcatenation Of circumstances" 1t
Is probable. however, In view Of tho FAST that
many Of The banks were deep ID Confederate
CREDITS, that all these considerations had
their weight with each. It was subject of
general talk at the time, and
reopie will not soon forget that dark
day with the long line Of DAYS,
With the mysterious but. precious boxes and
kegs. tral]ed their funeral procession FINN
the doors Of the bank vaults up to the Jack-
sou Railroad depot.
Or all the prominent banks, the Citizens,
alcne. then under the management Of the
late Mr.. DenegIe. did not send any specie
ont. 1t WAS charged. at the time tha: th!s
ssg1cious hnancler prnctced little russ
upon the Confederates IN the matter by sub.
shutting an equal amount Of silver for bis
geld but this Is untruc. He did sharper
thiEE than that. Eight hundred thousand
dollars he deposltsd with the Dutch Consul,
Mr. Conku1le, for the benefit of the Dutch
londhtlders Of the bank, and seven huudted
thLusard Re invested in French Exchange,
with the understanding that the
, 1865-07-17

ITO OWNERS AND BUILDERS
L The UNDERLINED, Decorative PtAster=r, having
c"astsn.g On hand 3ud pse;sre 70 frnuh IN put
ter " nansots. viz: ceatato.eces, Ifusaea 4ck,t,
Aotroe 1treet Ca.c2xo- j IN sUT ;i5N
y: B.An osdsrs from the coa1t6J .ps,,n ply l.
fGl4Sd II. fx1kr ak7atTs
, 1865-07-17
Interesting Report from
the Freedmen,
DETAILS OF THE INDIAN
TREATY.
Subscriptions to the Seven Thir.
ties $10.331,200.
ONLY FIFTY MILLIONS LEFT
UNS0lD,
FROM CAIRO AND IsEI0w.

Arrival Of f0tton at New OfEeanx.-
Fftct = 6f Stoek-.Een. Merrl1ls9 cay.
airy E1pedslton-.The sKor.-- n ctt-
Memphis,
, 1865-07-17
| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Loss Of a Steamer on
the Mississippi,
INDIAN MASSACRE ON
THE PLAINS.
The Mary Harris
Trial.
THE. TESTIMONY CLlSED.
PROBABLY A VERDICT ON
TUESDAY.
: Appeals from Starving
Virginians.
Numerous Appointments by
the President. j..
PROBABLY A VERDICT ON
=. TUESDAY.
Appeals from Starving
Vnginians.
Numerous Appointments by
the President, :.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Appointments bT the PrcEfdenf-PAr.
dOn8-f0s1at-A Cry for Hello from
Virginia = statistics III National
@nuk8.
, 1865-07-17

Rebel Cnn1n odore-Mi11tury Intel.
lfEt Etnce-k"ttllnE Up S1xte Accounts
The Peat Utlce CoAtrUFsfST.
, 1865-07-17

Atulataha aCd All:sts6lppf. The sales Of ths
week were shout COO bales. The cleasances
613 for Philadelphia, and 40 for Boston
Stock on band, not cleared, 25,725. The
following table shows the weekly cotton
movement during the month Of June:
Week. R.ceipt.- Sales. Coed Ord. Low Mid.
'ppe / s.. sats a,s 1*s9 s*s9 re ;. g g g
J" -. ii - 7,sSS ag S s7@ g 81 81
It will be seen that prices have advanced
some three or four CENTS during the week ;
more than making good the decline expert.
enced on the opening Of the Red River trade.
Thisis dne to the greater scope given to buy
ties, and stimulation Of The market generally,
4 large number Of orders hare also arrived
here lately for the purchase Of cotton In the
Interior Of Alabama, Mississippi and Louis.
lana, on Northern account, fhere has been
tone direct demand from Liverpool and
Aayre; but principally from Of 7la New
York There Is prospect, also, Of the speedy
abtve the falls, whence our receipts lave
lately bsen pretty heavy. There Is, more
over, an opinion prevailing up In that
region, that prices are bouad to be
higher, and the people are advised to
Lold on. Their estimate Of tbs whole stock
@a,Ket nj Is 60 QUO to ] 80 tse.: ts sons txo %
thirds Of this they think will have to bs re-
packed and re-baled before ready for market.
"It will be eighteen months," say they,
"beioie any more can be raised and put In
lie market; while the change In the labor
system Will make It Impossible to grow more
and perhaps the second year" The onerous
t1xcs still LEVIED 1pcn cotton west OF the
Mississippi are also ore ating very much
against us. The internal tax twenty five per
cent? on cotton worth 38 cents Is niue cents;
freight, commission, &c., four cents; Total
thirteen cents per pound. The deduction. in
fact, has been. and Is now, under tha c1iztins
impedimenss to trade, much greater; for
while Low IniddliDg has been worth 81 to SO
cents IN this market, 1t has been selling. In
Shreveport at II to II cents. These pr.ces
the holders up there seem determined to ad-
yaDce.
Amcng the receipts from Red River last
Teck was another fnstallmens for the
Louisiana State Bank, making the total
amaunt received BY that Bank, the l,st
an over he-llnea investment. 6,003 b4les,
leaving let, after payment Of tha rs per cent
ta1, 4, 4,502- The Bank quotalons have, In
consequence Of this. and Of the withdrawal of
the attachment enits, advanced from 55@5o
to 6o@G8 during the week. Bank Of Louis
from 4515O to 40945. This is In consequence
Of the return, empty-handed, Of the agent
who went up into the Confederacy to look
atier the specie sent out Of the city just be-
fore Its reoccupAtlop, in which the old
Louisiana Bank vas interested to the large
bab]y ever be recovered. This Bank, also, as
proud and naughty before the war as the |
Bank Of England, and fully as sound and |
coed, bad large credits out among the plant |
ers Of the ConiedeFacy. It has been gradually |
recovering, however. from these terrible
, 1865-07-17

European factories. The vIceroy hss already
made several branch railways By forced l.hor.
varying In length from three to dvc miles, TOT
the sole benefit of bis own estates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02
Aims Summons.

cTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO-
y rey-ln the Justices Court, Gold Hill Town
ship, before, W. n. Hall, Justice of the Peace
Robert Wood md William Goe, partners, doing
business under the firm name Of Wood & GOe.
plaintiffs, against d. Shchan, dcfendant.-The
State of Nevada sends to ID ShchHn, greeting 4:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me,
Justice Of the Peace in and for Gold Hill Town.
ship, County and State aforesaid, ut my Office, in
Gold Hill, on the I'd day Of November, a. D.. 1865,
AZ II o'clock A. ". of that day. TO answer the COM
plant Of Robert Wood and William Goo. wherein
they claim to recover the sum Of one hundred md
thirty.thrce and 57.l0O dollars (Sl33 SO, for iner.
chundisc sold and delivered at ourinstance and re-
quest, as per bill on file in this Court. Aud You
are hereby notified that II You tail TO appear and
answer the complaint rs aforesaid, Judgment will
be taken against you for the sum of SIS 81, in
gold coin. and costs Of suit. To the Sheriff or
any Constable Of said county, greeting: Make
legal service and due return hereof. Given under
my hand. this 18th day OF September. A. u. 1865.
.r W. n. HALL,
Justice of the Peace. Gold Hill Township.
[5Oc Int. Rev. Stamp. SOC State Rev. Stump. ]
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02
Atlantic and Pacific
rArEs4&ExpREss
~PASSENGER AGENCY!
Twentieth Through Trip, Nov. 18th!
Returning from New York in February
... or April!

0,HB UNDERSIGNED. HAVING THROUGH
frnud lost the labor Of three years, and being
unable to use his right hand, will resume bis Ex-
press Business, and 20 East November 18th, to
return in February or April, az Eastern ordersin
New York may demand .-
He is leaving to serve all those desiring TO send
to the odd Folks at Home" and will deliver
(personally) any Letter or Package In any town
in the United States east OF the Missouri river, or
in the British Possessions North. -.
He will also accompany any passengers placed
In his charge to their destination In any Of the
States rs above, and II desired will go to Europe
on any special business requiring personal atten
ton.
) Returning, he will meet passengers at any
place designated, In any State, and accompany
them to. and deliver packages In, my place
In California, Nevada, or Oregon. ~ - -T
Special commissions, with powcrs.otattorney'
promptly attended 10.
All moneys, or other articles OF vslue, may DO
covered by insurance II desired.
Address Lock. Box No. 60. Post ONCE, virginia
0or particulars inquire at Post Office News DE.
pot), until November 9Th and from the 9Th TO
the 10th direct to San Francisco, care Wells,
Fargo e. Co.
Osders reaching New York February LIST, will
be received II directed care Wells, Fargo &
Co., Broadway" 'fD'F''''
BY permission, he refers to- 80 .
Is VIRaINIA-Mayor George, F. Jones, Hon.
John A.. Collins, H on. Chas. A.. sumner, POST
master {. G. Warner, Homer B. King Bank CLERK
Colin HILL lion. John B.. Winters H. H.
Flaeg, Esq. p. D. Headley, Agent w, 70 Go.
Carson CITY-H. F. Rice, Agent VIZ CO...
Ss"S" AUGUSTUS RLLIOTT:
Virginia, New, Oct. 90, 1855. ssRlu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
A,,or CoId nnd silver Mining Com

Astor Gold md silver Mining Conl-
pany. Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada Notice of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL here
by given, that at n meeting Of the Board Of Trns'
tees Of said company, held on the OH day Of DC
tobcr, 1865, an assessment Of one dollar and fifty
cents Isl 5) per share was levied upon the cali'
tai stock OF said company, payable Immediately
in United States gold and silver coin. to the See.
rotary, 1876 Jackson street, San Francisco, or to
L. a. Hyde, Superintendent, Gold Hill. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on Saturday, the llth day Of November.
1865, will be advertised on that day ~ delin'
ducnt, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold Oh Monday, the eth day Of Sovem.
Der, 1866. TO pay the delinquent assessment, 10.
gcther with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. BY order Of the Beard OF Trustees.
EDWARD &. LOWELL, Sec'y,
Office 1876 Jackson street,
ocl2 San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02
Jewct Gold md silver Mining

JeWet OoId una oliver -NItn1nE
Company, Gold Hill District, Storey county, Ne.
vada-Notice IL hereby given, that at a meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees Of said company, held
on the 18th day Of October, 1865, an assessment
Of one dollar per share was levied upon the as
sessable capital stock Of said company, payable
Immediately In United States gold coin to the
Secretary. Any stock upon which Emd assess
n cnt shall ROMAN unpaid on Friday. the 10th day
of November, 1865, Will be advertised as delin.
auent, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on the 25th day Of November, 1865,
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale By
order Of the Board Of Trustees. nag
W @. n. BUREHAM, Sec'y pro tem., on.
ssl4 Once 500 Clay street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02

California Consolidated Mill and
Mining Company Assessment Eotlcc.-Eotice
Is hereby given, that at q meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees Of tho California Consolidated Mill
and Mining Company, held on the 9th dny Of
October, 1865, an assessment Of one doll r per
share was duly levied on each and every share
Of the capital stock of the said company. pAya.
BILE Immediately In gold coin TO the Secretary, ut
his office. BY order Of the Bourd Of Trustees.
OcI7 IN SAML D. CONNELL. Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02
Notice of Dissolution.

THE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between w. y. Leet and II. c. Blan'
chard. under the name and style Of Leet & Bian-
chard. Is this day dissolved by mutual consenr
W. n. Leet will pay all debts owing by the late
firm, and collec, all dues.
w. y. LEFT,
ii. c. BLANCHARD.
Gold Hill, oet. ~, 1855. oe2s wv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02

HIIVCE NIIuIuK OUH1pH--
ny-Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county,
State of Nevada - Notice.-T The first Annual
Meeting of Stockholdcrs Of the Confidence Silver
Mining Company, for the election of Trustees to
serve for the ensuing year, will be held on FRI.
DAY the tenth Q0th) day Of November, 1865, at
one o'clock p. " at their Office, AIS Montgomery
street. r. wEGENER, Sec'y.
. San Francisco. October %, 1865.
n. B.-By.Laws, Article 1e-No transfer Of
stock shall be made on the books Of the company
three days prior to the Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders. oce5 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02
Independent Order ofGood TempIar.

CHAMPION LODGE No. 4, OF .sNHz.s6z.
y q. Of G. T.. meets regularly
on TUESDAY EVENING Of each %&&
week, at Odd Fellows Hall. vir. N"T""
ginIa. at 3 o'clock. p. ~. AN Telnplaraln goo
standing are cordially invited to attend.
L. s. McLAFFERTY, w. G. 7.
GEo, Z. TALLhADeE. w. s. Jy21 II