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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29
Alias Summons.

81. Constable Of American City Township.
Dated ut American City. August 2lst, 1860. at
the hOur Of IL o'clock 4. ". au22 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

CrGsus Mining Company.-Noticc In here
by given. that 1T u meeting Of the Board oi Trus-
tees, held on the 18th day OF June. lS3, an aSSesS-
ment OF ten dollars on each anu every share OF the
capital stock of said company was levied. payable
Immediately IN U. ). gold coin TO the Secretary, NJ
his office. IN Gold I'm. By order Of the BOard OF
Trustees. j. pF0UTZ. Sec'y.
Gold ILL. LUNG 20. lS6h. lu2O ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

TONED moi TO buy or negotiate for the following GER
~tilcatcs Of stock IN the Original Hawkeye Gold and
Silver Mining Company. as the same has necn Solu
for assessments. according TO law, anu VIII HOT DC
transferred on Il c books Of the company:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

KnickerbOcker Gold md silver Mining
COmpany.-SOtlcc Is hereby given, that all ASSESS
mrnt OF one dollar per share was this day levied on
each and every share Of the capital stock of the above
'mincd company. payable In T.. $. coin TO the Sccrc.
tary, BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
5. W.CllUBBCCK, Scc'y.
Gold Hill, New, July :, 1903. Iy7 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

CACTIOS.-Thc public nrc hereby cnu-
toned not TO buy or negotiate for the two hundred
shares OF unlSSuei stock In the Peck Gold and Silver
Mining Company, standing In the name OF james
Lily. a. the Simc has been sold for assessments, aC-
COr!ing 10 law, and VIII not be transferred on the
books OF the company. By order vi the Board Of
Trustees.
,miinn Z e COOK Snc,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

Al a Injecting Of the Boari Of Trustees of the Impe.
rial Consolidated Mining Company. held July 18th,
1855, an assessment OF fifty cents per share was
levied OIL the capital stock oftlle company, payable
IN United States coin. to the Secretary, nj his Office,
IN Gold IIIll. By order of the Trustees.
iva m e.. W. PEASE. Scc'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

Bishop Gold md silver Mining Compn-
ny,-AsN'S>mcnt No. y, OF my cents per share. was
icvIcd nj the Trustees meeting. held June l2th. and
Is now due ami payable to the Secretary. Discount
at the rate Of i've per cent. per month VIII brgivcn
upon payments made within sixty days iron date.
By 0ricr OF the Board OF Trustees.
l.. BEG0S. Scc'y.
r.lI nm lama n IehS iuI9 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

Peck Gold and silver Mining and Mil

Peck Gold md Silver .NIInlnE nhU NIII
Company-NOtlce Is hereby given, that In accord.
ance with the laws OF Nevada AMI the bylaws or
this company. there viii be sofa dt public auction,
In front nf the cOmpany's Office, Oh
September 9th, Isis, between the hours OF AMI 2
O'Clock +. ~, so many shares Of the capital stock OF
said company, standing in the name OF the follow
Ing persons, as will be necessary 10 pay all assess
nlrnts due and costs Of advertising and sale:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

(:OIHCm SWIM Cold md SIIvtr NinIhE
CuInpany.-Snti Is hereby given, that an n'ScS>-
mcni ni my (b) cents per share was this day levied
Immediately to the Secretary. BY order of thu Board
OF TrtiSiccS. T. W. TURNEf, SccS
Gold Hill, June 3, lS65. luz IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

Polhemus C0mpnny.-A Meeting of snid
company viii be held for the election OF JUSTICES on
pany's office. Telegraph street, Gold Hni. BY order
Olthc Board Of Trust cs. L. BEGIN, Scc'y.
told Hill ,J1ly z lShi. Iy3td
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PcCK NnIU UHU SIIVtI .INIHIHH NHU NHIII
COmpany-At a meeting or the Trustees OF this
assessment (NO. 81 ofone dollar per share was levied,
payable Immediately. In United States coin, TO the
Secretary.
BY order OF the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

The following Is a corrected copy ofthe new Scae-
dulr OF stamp duties under the new revenue law.
which took effect on August LIST. lSi:
Acknowledgment OF
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NOTICE.-Aiphn Gold Hin Mining Com

pany.-A special meeting Of the Stockholders Will
BE- held at the office OF the Company, In Gold Hill.
Nevada. on TUESDAY. the 18th day OF August. A.
D. Isis, At noon, for the purpose oil increasing the
capital stock Of sail Company.
BY order OF the BOarI OF Trustees.
THEO. A. HALE. Secretary.
Gold II,l, Aug. IL, lS65. auSi2 If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

The above meeting Is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY. september 18th, at the same hour aud
place. by order Of the Bnarl OF Trustees.
TUE0. A. HALE, Sec'y.
Coli nm Anr,,.t oS I'D nmns ii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-29

a. VI. EDG1NGToN,. Sec'y.
Gold Hill. July 81 l>j. ly2l I'll
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY, the
ri day Or September. lN5. az the same hour and
place. By order OF the BoarI Of Trustees.
\. ". EDGISGToN, Sec'y:
Cold lnl, August q, lSf5. au23 I'll
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JPRICE ONE CRNTIN GOLD
1.-TWO CENTS ~ CURRENCY

wS 22l.5H, as appeared by a eommuuicaton
from the Secretary " state. VI these, iy9,6gO
landed At New York. But three pcfsous died "a
tie voyage.
TuV Governor has made the following appoint.
ncntt under the act to provide adu,t nal means
u' rcuc' for the sick aud woundcl soldiers w ~
state o New York Dclovsn g Morgsu Esq Gen.
erA sII ertptcudcnt Col vincent Coycr auTc.-
istendsut Vi the New York soldicra' Depu, Co.
X. uOoincn. Military state Ageu, at wash
iue ton.
las uotBs Committee Tor tho District Of Coluui-
bis have s-csrancd that recently scycuty porsou,.
commitiel " tho jail Of thu District, have been
ba.led out and sold 10 substitute brokers'. Tho re-
port shows tic opsrstous VI the ohcet. Of the jAt
In tho matter ot brokerage Tho Committee hnvo
prepared hill making ns punishable offence to
| sell 10 substitute broker, those confined IN isl
charged with criminal offences.
lSToRMArios has bcon received NJ the Navy Ne
psrtnenl of the capture Of schooner loaded with
cotton in the Gull of Mexico also Of the dcsiric-
tion Of the large iron screw steamer and block sdc-
runner, the wil-'o-thc- -Wisp, od Galveston, by =
boats crew ot tie L. :. steamer Princess Royal
| She was discovered aground when destroyed. Iu-
formation has also been received Of tho ca ture, la
Galveston Bay, Of the schoousrs Pct and Auuia
sOpLis, NTH i5G bses of cotton.
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Wishing;is. Feb. g,.-Ou saturday nifhi last
parry " rebels, numbering about $50, undcr
command Of Lieut. Taylor Wool, 4 sho reoo'
navy, sud nephew y Jra. DayN eft TO syoco-
mice RIVER IN sloops and small boats, bound On =
raid to sui,hi lslanl, with the design OF destroy
IN TIC light boats. The sunbost Yankee, and
several other y our boats, informed u Their
movements, aud ~ once started IA pursuit u
them. II may bc, as our gunboAs we're l,st u.sht
snelsu. the woods ia the ,..iuiiy = stu.'h's i'nt
l. .ht, ou tie Western shore, 'hst the rcoe gang
had returned 20 that point aud had escaped TO the
ualu laud Woods s,hc saue llriy "hJ eap.
turcd Il q Satellite aud the Reliance.
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NEWS Itons.
tB, Telegraph to II. Ssv Y~i su~.I

Tiu subscriptions to tho sO's vod by jay
Cooke q CO. yesterday were -, $4,000.
ruR drnn commenced at Oiwsso, y. 4. yester-
day All quiet.
TuE Constitutional Amendment waa DISCUSSED all
day yesterday ia the New Jersey Legislature. NJ
conclusion wa- arrived At.
Tug STEAMER Occauu,, ashore on NsrrAgsnsett
B,pch, was got VI yesterday morning, aud owed
" Providence.
TnT Government is atvised that tho 81. Adams
raiders ou trsl st h1u,resl, have teen repr.uiand-
et 'or eignt days judge su,tL, the presi ding ms.
. strsto being still sick.
NJ y WOOD aud her daughter were soyere-
ly turned, Monday night At the thestre at Buffalo,
ella.
IuT CIV Government Of Boston have adopted al
OEIcI for National sa.utcs, ring ~ " bolia, dispay
ing Of tsls, and other public deuousirations Of re.
o.cug, on the ih VI March ueNt, ~ louor VI recent
Victories.
ruE President Las signed and approved the act
T. prevent Jh.ser5 4 the army aid navy, and
other persons engaged IA the military Or naval scr
ylco ot the United States, from interfering tie
elections % the States.
a AtLuuIsO-oAE attached to tram on the Phila-
deplia n Ere Esllroui caught fire, nosr Lancss
ter Pa, MoaIsy u.- 1t. The car Was tytA ly de.
sroyeI. Inc passengers escaped, but lost their
cloihiu. M baPgaye.
A prrrAGcn from San Francisco says the steam.
ship North star disabled on her outward trir,
twcuty mles from Aspin~sll, but reached por,
safely, All her passengers aud nails have
arrived At Siu Francisco.
ir tppears from al oticisl document that tho
amount received by Commodore Vanderbilt for tLO
charter " bis steamer Vanderbilt for $50 days Al
s2OOO day, was $sD3,OOO, before he presented
that vessel to the Government.
TuE number Of passenger srrl y.ng In the UniWd
5IsHs IgI ioFsiSu sSglLriss ygItnJ We ysn lssA
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'rhc people u thst much mali ned Siaie y. m
Caro- w. will So We ftmly believe snow ifoht
g. Go. fee which vii bring blush to ne che' = o'
tho G.o--ians ani south CsrohuiNu.. uJien,s
.ttL CaraIluiau, Tut Nurgh Carolina has scot
un.i, .lhc.s g. Irs'4 artus than sLs other STATE
eS.,p. V.rtna some OF The best troops, and GER
taHi, ouo % tho h,-'. 70 NJ "a. very lt't hrtsie
iu tIat lrm-, 'vk,tJ is composed oi N'rtu 'Nr'-
lll,aus TIE poop'r To. the o. rth state are a
trave and a TENACIOUS people IIcy Viii tta'h
sherman 3 " uul,-utuc lrs.Ju TIE clans sfe utus
tcrinl. thc forces are ..thcr.ug together. ".i'
said Al intrepid and devoted clergyman u tAi'
city. has a book ga Stc'uau's uuse sui .S lcadue
hin t. dostructou.' We uu.t AMI lehcve 40.
Were hc lcas, expects popular opposition' there
" u his late be scaled"
Fr.m the West We hear tta, thc Sped.ton hsv-
NJ for Us object dcsin N penetrate The cotton
States q tic Guf anl piscc IA Federal possession
the cities of Mobile M'utgorery. and selma Ala Of,
is ~el, undcrNay. Tho bulk ut he expedition had
arrived at Nicksburg, ON the 18Th instant lts les
t.nauou is understood g. le New Orleans. There
tie men wcte b. discmbark aud T'Hc 81 to a pa o
near Mobile called PAscArog.A, aud join CAn =
army in the investment Hi t.c city % Mobile. some
of ,ho troops have already reached 1lsr dos'i-
ftat tt4U
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CAPTAIN Hartman. OF tho schoo1~ Dearborn,
arrvei here from savanilA reports that On the ssh
inst, 1t O'Clock, on Cape An,ono saw a steamer
.sscrn. which gave chase a. o'clock, drcs three
gY1s AMI run mp the Confederate AAx. Wa came
to and showed our colofs and was boarded by tho
They demanded my papers showed them ana
they also examined the cargo. Al $3.50 they got
into their boat ami went on b5sri their vessel, aud
shc steamed oh, rearing EaG-Soutlcast. The
steamer was ark risge', carrying ,oIxslant sails,
round stern. On the 9th instant the Dcnrborn's
officers saw her again, coming oui nom Grand
CaymAn.
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From the Rio Grande,
Reported FNpulaion OF the I. =. Consul
trom hntamorug.

cairo. Fsb. -. A stesulor from New Orleans On
the .lst, h,, arrived. Tho Sew 0riesns Nft has
r4mor f.am AatNuorAs, riG priS3s ~ tue effect
tha, the Impcrsi Goyerumcn. u Mexico had for
hidden the issue Of cleSr.nces tor American p'r'N
aud tia. uur Consul had beeu sent out %, Na'A-
uIOr,s.
TIE schooner Jane Doian, which cleared lrom
New Or.,aus ut thu t,.. Jan, 4" - lost Oh tbc bhi
al hstafnorn. She had iu.l cargo ~ merchan-
de AID . number Of lA.seu. .ors, all Of whom ere
lost
4 limited supply oi cotton was oAered At ""
Orlesus, -ui uricts were hrmcr. 30 bales ui lr'ae
cotton sHll a. SD cents 'o low m.dd,ns rel ayNeI
~ ge - lot strict UrLiusrs rcPsoNud.
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New York state Legislature.


Aildipp, IsL 2s.-Biii- veIo reported iollo-r
FayOiAhl ou the bill removing the faro restriction
the Central Railroad Adversely Ou tho bul tolG.
tive to legal pioceediugs gsnst the MavOr and Com.
mOnsit, of Nev York. Agreed 10. Arain-t author
i1iur Nothrs- Public residing ia other counties 10
ttausvt official luriueas Ia New York. Agreed to-
lOf phunost aIhic reporter la the CITY Courts Of
BROOKE Authorizing the fOtuIatOn Of companies
fer the erection ot warehouses Ia the port Of New
Nork
bit4 Nori,HD.-Io incou ornts the I. : petru.
loum lluAtins Storage COMPANY. Authorizing the
consolidation ut c"rtsin railroad companies ia BroJk
bn. Fora railroad la 7bth street aud other streets
IN NUW lork. Incorporating the University Club.
NIti- lStHuut,tp. luruf pOrn1ng the New York
College Of leuti.try. Amending the charter Ot ,he
Nos York Law Institute. Prov dinf tor the huAl
closing oi tho Incorporated bants of the lnlted
Sthtc-
BiI, PANTp.-R Relative 10 Common Schools Ia
Nov lOik iuCOipotAtiug the NoS fOik lutu
AzyI Iuu. Au,uudato.S OF the aeaetstueut laws. The
Metropolitan Health hill vaa made the special order
Tor " ydut sdHy evening
The hill uuthoizinf the Dry Dock and Battery
Railroad Company 10 extend it, uacts, vas ordered
70 third Icalng, after being amended by providing
that upou sad COMPANY purchasing the property aud
franchise Of the "lelegtap Company" II shall lay
taoks aud operate railroad over the route Of said
company except Bruldwsyj also that the Ninth
sstuue Eitlfuld Company may tuu ears over tue
extended tHcks,
kNLstSs HE--iOr,
The bin authorizing plank road rld turnpike road
C0u pauies throughout tue Stao to add SO per
20 their tOl.swGs ordered ~ third reading. Ad-
i1urued.
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Loan IHI

Hdsh,ageon, Fb..-. ihr following is copy Of
the Loan Bll T. p4.sed by tho House to- day. The
scusie has set to ctouit
he n enacted &C. that tLr Secretary OF the Tfeas-
u.y he Hld he is hereby authorized 10 borrow iron
time 10 time, on Tie credit Ot The United States In
addition TO TIC amount heretofore authorized, auy
sIuIs not exceeding IA tue aggregate SIX hundred
millions VI dol OLE, aud 10 issue therefor bouds VI
UsAuTy E0tes VI IL EiIea SEsSi ~ .4ch igIa ~ w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-01

clluti i,da',d ~rie. Tor tao di,s. q o. htcs in
Cl lIus +. uU Ul,es to spocuia'ors ,rd c,pitcrs.
tluur uLu Nu' stCsIt " hupt suiDt and atcady.
Corn duu Reef dun and nominal Fork quiet
market hlfo. h~con hun. Butter bn'vant Lard
itu.tt I..I.t IIUHflV,. Nsl'. ilitf and a'cn,'y y.
surar lu..t and .l,ad, Core. ins,u,,. &c, htu,r.
kosiu nfin,r Spirits tutprutiu,. uO s4cs. Petrc-
ltuiu guirt aud -fvs.i,.
I.HIuf. ttl 10. .Cou-o.s, iof money, ~ 49, =
lluO.. central shares, ~ aNl'a. Eue. So ta.Js.
Confederate loan 10 quoted % To- DO.
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The Latest News
Il, Telegraph TO the v. v. SUN.
The Spring Campaign /!

REPORTS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.
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Meade's Army on the Move.
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vice. mn, appreciate, and iOr .aom "utcrtnn Al
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-25

ALL Honor TO THEM.--At least
cne nnudred ministers representing
the German Evangelical Lutheran
Synod Of Pennsylvania and adja-
cent States, were in session nearly
a week in St. Johns Lutheran
Church in Easton. transacted all
their business and adjourned with
out ever saying one word about the
negro or anything Of a political
character. The Synod confined it.
self to its legitimate duties and
separated with the kindest feelings.
It is refreshing to look upon such
a body of men. How much more
honorable, creditable and Christian
like is such conduct, than that ex-
hibited by some other religious
bodies, where fanaticism and blood
thirsty persecution is the order Of
the day.-Easton argus. a..
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-25

distiIIation of light wood. Other
factories of this kind are to 60 into
operation there. a8 Iisy
Negroes are said to be making.
two and three dollars per day at
rewashing the dirt in the North
Carolina gold mines from which
gold has been once extracted. aol
IA man in Humbertson, Canada
West, last week committed suicide,
A few hours before the act he told
his wife the devil had offered him
$ll5,O0O, and he concluded to ac'
cept the offer. agd ~ 3yaa syf
The Mobile Tribune says, the me-,
groes in Southern Alabama "gener-t
ally exhibit snbordination and q
willingness to work" . '''.''
Aman stopped at a hotel 10 New
York and deposited SOS, goo 1t.
was stolen by clerk ofothe hotel.
A. court recently gave the ledger
only 81 900 damages, on the ground
that the first.named sum was an
unreasonable deposit. a4,a AE
Matilda Heron, the actress. has
fallen heir to seventy.fve thousand
dollars by the death Of q brother.
Henry Wright, in digging well
at Cedar Falls Iowa, discovered a
black walnut tree twenty feet be-
low the surface. The tree was in
good atate'of preservation, and
presented the appearance of having
been charred by firel asa Lac aio
b The Philadelphia Balzstia, an
nounces magnificent endowment
of half million of dollars BY Hon.
Asa Hacker, for the establishment
of a college near Bethlehem, togeth.
er with ffty.seven acres Of land.
|. Gov. Curtin, has signed the death
warrants OF David Gregor, and VIM.
Hopkins, for murder. They are to
he executed On the llth of August Z
in Philadelphia. Ills aad a, fl
A girl named Mary Ann Kearny,
was discovered in the act of firing
Colts works at Hartford last Tues.
day morning. g.nr She said she was Z
hired to do it by another girl for q
reason which she would not di.
yulge.
Mr.. johnson. Governor of 'Geor-
gia, 10 an address to the people iof d
Savannah on the lst inst, admon-l !.
ishes them to recognize and look
squareIy in the face the great cban-
gps and facts which had been addu.
ced by the war, and to take tbena,h
prescribed by the President. with
earnestness and sincerity to renew
their allegiance, and to go to work
manfully and with a will to rebabi-
tate their Commonwealth once more
in the great sisterhood Of the
Union.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-25

g- The following is credited to
the Western Christian Advocate:-
In negro class,meeting at Rich.
rnond, Sam johnson, was called on
to pray, and before be had closed
his prayer, the leader called out =
"'Sam Johnson, you may take your
seat and let Brudder Sudgen pray;
he is better quainted wild de lord
dan you" Another was called to
speak, and after speaking about
Eve minutes was called to order
and told that if he could not
speak more to de pint dan dat, he
might take his seat. 70.
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DR.. Virginia A. Woods,

Formerly q prGctitio1der in Neso OrleGas,l
MEDICAL GRADUATE,
TENDERS her serFices to the ladies Of
l. Baton Rouge and the surrounding country.
ATTENDS all diseases of Women and Children,
chronic or acute, Of whatever form or type. La
dies would do well 10 consult DIR. VIRGINIA
WOODS several weeks before confinement, which
wonld prevent useless anxiety, ensure safety, and
cause less suffering. Ladies in the country can
be accommodated for the lying lin. month, at her
residence, where they will receive all possible at
tention. Night and day calls, promptly ATTENDED
TO. Consultations, free. Charges moderate. Now
is the time for all laboring under complaints TO
call immediately. Office and residepce-cornsr
Of Main and Division streets, Baton Rouge.
juneAlm r h =
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Contracting Rates for the Tri-Weekly
go tosE SQUARE is TEN LINES on LEss.l

B- Parties wishing to contract for quarterly
or yearly Advertising LIBERAL deductions will be
made from the above rates.
- No special notices or pufs admitted before
marriages.
g. No trade taken In payment fos advertising
- No cuts admitted other than the ordinary
designed for newspapers.
a. No indscent advertisements Of medicines
aamistsd at any price. j-a eG.
10. oRARRGTTg,) g
aB p :; s,E4 E4roH' Passisss'''
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M At q recent drawing at
Buckingham palace, the Princess
Helena, wore train Of rich white
silk, trimmed with boullions of tulle
bouquet of narcissus, petticoat Of
white lace, covered with tulle,
and festooned with wreaths of mar.
cissus !; head.dress, diadem of emer.
aids and diamonds, plume and veil;
ornaments, emeralds and diamonds,
Victoria and Albert Order. and Or.
der of st. Isabella. Her royal high.
ness the princess Louise, wore O.
train Of rich blue silk, trimmed
with xachss Of tals and silver.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-25
OFFIcE-Souih side Public SQUARE. Coming
ton, Indiana

FlvHE Company holds by lease, and In fee, abou
il twenty thousand acres Of the most select coa
lands In Western Indiana bordering beth sides
Wabash river Maps Of these lands may be the
o1ce Of the Company In Covington, Ind, at the Office o.
VIM Dale, No 25 Park Place, N Y City, as the Office OF
Hon J. X. Coffroth Huntington, Indiana, and at the
Office of Roach Mcdonald Indianapolis.
A reference TO the report Of the Hon David Dale
Owen. late State Geoogst, will show that these lands
situate in the midst Of the finest coal fields Of the
mineral substances.
Near the mouth Of Coal Creek where the Company has
large quantities Of lands salt water has bsen discovered
equal In quality TO the kanawha. This water
cured some IS by boring, after, the On
ondaga salt finding its way down the wabash and Erie
Canal Mr. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself un-
able TO compete with it, abandoned the manufacture. In
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have been coal oil
Those lands all lie in close prox nifty TO the wabash
and Erie Canal, some of them upon its banks
Mr.. John hcManOmy the business agent OF the com
psny las returned from Of observation OF the oil
regions of Pennsylvania convinced that the lands leased
by the company in Fountain and Parke counties has,
surface indications present themselves stong analogy
In the oil and mineral substances found French
Creek Pennsylvania where the greatest quantity and
the valuable oil is found Mr. AcAanomy has pur
with all the fixtures necessary for operation aud is pre-
pairing with experienced workmen the speedy develop
Of the hidden Of the lands of the company
All the induces of coal oil found In localities where II
has been procured, strongly marked in various To-
caltIes of the lands OF the Company sording every
rational prospect Of success The company thinks
necessary make other reference 10 the character
of the lands other than the report and map referred
3o0 900 OF the stock being 900 shares, Is proposed
by the Company to be offered in the market at halt
lis par value, being s25 per share, for the purpose
aiding the Company in speedy development OF tho
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