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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-29
Read the Following-A Case OF elect
and Structure.

Doctor Doherty-Drar If: feel my health so
fully RESTORED that in common gratitude. believe
should make YOU some written acknowledgment
for your valuable services particularly so rs your
fee WAS slnsrl for The work performed L arrived
IN this city from the East aoOut one year ago
and Is then suffering from an old case OF "Iert
complicated with structure. Bring stranger IN
the city, and believing that those doctors VINO
gave such positive assurances of success were
necessarily the br>t (Some Of whom have q large
number Of titIrsl placed myself in their charge,
and continued under treatment until had lost
nearly ali hope and considerable sum of money
l wish 10 say now THAT you ARE the sixth doctor
have employed, and the only one that has done
me any service Ny 3leet IS wholly cured. the
Structure Il all removed, and my general health
is better than it has bren for years. In eonclu-
sion, would Say TO the many unfortunates who
require medical aiviee, ii You have any doubt as
10 whom you should employ, ask Dr. Doherty for
nv s,i,irrss and come and see me Il keep store in
this ethyl. Ny experience may save You many
dollars | would also adj that in the early stage
of my diseased USED large amount OF the pre-
paraiions advertised an infallor cure for Con
orrhPa Glert. ETC.. but never derived any benefit
from them am, Doctor, very truly yours
l.. II.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2lstday
Of June, A. D. 1884
ISL 4. S. GOULD, Notary Public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-29

mechanics' Mill mud Mining Com
pany.-Notice 10 hereby give en-, that an assess.
menit of twenty fv-r cents per share was levied
this day. By order Of the Board Of Trustees
.4s-ss. ! sns IAN ID. C0NNELL, Secy.
Gold Hill. April g. 1865. apll m
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Day Gold mud silver Mining Com.

Day Gold Rnd Silver Mining Com.
pany Notice is hereby given, that at MEETING
Of the Board Of Trustees If said company. held
on the nth day of April, 1855 an assessment Of
(50) fifty cents upon each and every share of the
capital stock ofths company was levied, payable
Immediately in gold coin, 70 the Secretary, at his
Office, room No. Is, Yesey's Hotel, Gold Hill, Ne
vada.- .. II, Z, WOODRUFF, Src'y.
Gold HUI, April Ia. 0665 @sss aple m
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Crrsus Gold and Silver Mining
Company The delinquent list, advertised to b-
sold TIL DAY Is turday), April 18th, ls65, IL
postponed until THURSDAY, April 2Cth' 1869
q, tbs sams hour and place, This i positively the
las. reinforcement, J PF0UZ, Sec'y.
Gold HilI. Anil Is, 1865. -f3 apis I'd
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The above property being al "SSFSSTu 10 uu'
known owners.
Also
Lot Block .......-.. Range ID,
due SO 20. assessed to Quick GaSnon.
Also
Lot 10. Block l........-.. Range d.
due $40 90, assessed to Palmer.
Also
due SIS 70, assessed to George N. Nichter.
Also-north go feet Of south, Ito feet Of
Lot 2...... Block l.........-.. Range d,
due S23 81, assessed to William Knight.
The portions of the above lots. sold for the
taxes and costs due on the same, as here in set
forth, will be sold without redemption. and an
absolute title given to the purchaser. az Is by law
provided. THO Il. JOHNSON,
Dated, Gold Hill, April 20 1865. np2l I'd
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The public are hereby cautioned not 10 puF.
chase or negotiate for any Of the above described
stock, as the same has been sold for delinquent
assessments, and viii not be transferred on the
books of the company. By order Of the Board Of
Trustees. ). MARKEWlTA Secy
Date IF ale April 3. 1865. apl0 q
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Kentucky Gold and silver Mining
Company Notice Is hereby given, that at q
an assessment Of twenty FIVE C25) cents per share
was levied on the capital stock ofthe above com.
pany, pay able to the ecretary Immediately
-, . GEO. w. TURNEY, ee'y.
Gold Hill, April Is, 1865. apl5td
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California Mill and Mining Com
psuy. Notice is hereby given, that an asspss-
ment Of twenty-five crits per share was levied
this day. BY order Of The Board of Trustees.
SAN. D. C0NNELL, Sec'y,
Gold Hill, April 3. 1855, apll IN
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Gold HIN. Aprill3 1855 aPlt "a

CAUTION-Creans Geld and Silver
Mining Company. The public arr hereby eau;
TONED moi TO buy or nffniiate for the following
was sold for ASSIGNMENTS. according 20 law, on
thr o0,h day II April 1885 and viii not Be tr1ns-
ferret on the books Of the company: spL yi.itg'
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To The Afflicted !

nR. ". &. DOaERrY RETuRNS HIS sin
~ eere thanks 70 hiSuumrrOus patients fur their
patronage, and would take this opportunity TO re-
mind them that he continues tn consult, at his In
stitute, for the cure Of Chronic Diseases Of the
Lungs, Liver. Kidneys, Di-es i've and Genito
Urinary organs. and sp Private Diseases, viz !:
Syphilis in all It's fbrInS and stages Gonorrh1A
Giert, Structures. Nocturnal and DiuruA Ennis
sinus. Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and
LoinS, inflammation Of the Bladder and kidneys,
ETC., etc; and he hopes that his long experience
and Sncces>fnl practice Of MANY years will con-
tinue to insure him share of public Patronage.
By the practice OF many years In Europe and the
United Stairs be is Enabled &c apply III" mos, #.
frieui aud successful remedies against diseases Of
all kinds He uSrs no mercury, charges modrr-
ate, trrats bis patients in correct and honorable
way. has references of unqurs.iOuable veraery
from men OF known responsibility and high
standing In socirty. All parIirs consulting him,
BY letter or otherwise. will receive ihe best and
rsnsh-Sf and inDlicit
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DIR. DOHERTY'S COLUMN.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES.

Dr, W. X. Doherty's Private Medical
and SargieRl anstitute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery Opposite
the Pacific Mai Steamship Conpany's officr@
~Priysts Entrance on Leiiesdorf street, "a
San Francisco, California
Established expressly to AFFORD the afflicted sound
aud scientific medieval all in the treatment
and cure of all Private and Chronic
Diseases, Cases of ecresy,
and al Sexual Dis.
ordcrx
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Central HawLeye MINING Cor,

~ WIZ "a hAo DodIN OF lTusftrs.
Gold Hill. March 30. 1865 misc ID
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VIRGINIA Express told and silver lining
Ing Of the Board Of Trustees held on the 18th day
OF April Is65 assessment was levied Of Is cents
on each and every share OF the capital stock OIL
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
: ..7sstfrZEE .5q.g7 D. NJ. DESMOND, Ssc'y,
American Flat, April 81, ISIS. apps nj
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-29

When female Is in trOuOIe, or afflicted with
disease. ~ Weakness of the Back and L'ins, Pain
in the Head Dimness Of ighr, Loss of Muscular
Power. Papiyaiion of the Heart. Irritabihty, Ner-
vousneS-, EXtrrne Urinary Difficulties. Derange-
nrur NJ the Digestive Functions, General De6il.
i,y yaSiLiriS, all DisrIlS-s OF the Womb, Hysfe-
ria SIeri Try. aud all other Diseases peculiar to f-
males they should go write az once 10 the Gel
ebrated Female Doctor, w. x. Doherty, al bis
Medical Institute, and consult him about their
troubles and disease Th- Doctor is etfecting
more cures than any other physician in the State
Of California. Let no false drlicary prevent yen.
but apply Immediately and save yourself firm
painful suiTrrngs and premature death. All mar
ried a,iies, WHOSE drlIcAse health or"th-r cireum.
stancrs prevent an increase in the family, should
write or All at DR. W. X Doherty's Medical In
stituie and they W II receive every possible relief
and help. The doctors offers Consisting OF a
suite of six rOons), are - arranged thar be eau
be consulted without fear Of observation.
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

Major Gold and Silver Mining Company belong
ing or standing In the names described below, On
III. al..- ri = hf..La.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-29

C;AUTION.-The public nIe hereby cas-
titcates OF stock In the Leon God and Silver Mining
Company, rs the same have been sold for ssoess-
ments according to law, and viii not be transferred
on the books ofthe Company: =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-29
IL 5 4. 5. GOULD, Notary Public
Seminal Weakness Sworn Certid-
cafe Of a Remarkable Cure OF SPer-

A desire TO benefit suffering humanity, and Q
feeling of gratitude 20 Doctor W. <. Dohsrty
alone inlucrs me 10 make this state nrnt. For
many years have been afflicted with thar fearful
disease known A. Spermaiorrhna, or Seminal
Weakness, TO a fearful extent. which was soon
followed by the most alarming symptoms, as
weakness Of the back and limbs, pain in the head
dilnneSs of vision, nervousness and general de-
biliiy. Ny mind. too, was affected 10 such an ex-
ieut as - seriously impair my memory my IDEAS
were confused ndspiriiS dvpresSed. was arrrse
20 society; had evil f'reooiings and selfds'rust.
and was entirely untitled for any Of the duties OF
life. From 1855 10 the summer OF 1903 EN-
ployed The very best medical talent could tnd.
and speut several hundred dollars, bat in no in
stance c, uld obia;l more than temporary relief
had about concluded there was no relief for me
In this world. but. reading DR.. Doherty's adver.
tisemsnr, thought should call and see him, aud
be charged nothing for consultation. had an in'
terview with DIR. DOhrrry AZ 1oflce III. Saera'
mento street, and his Zee fIr treatment was so
reasonable determined TO try him. though did
NOT expect much benefit from his treatment. On
the 9TH OF December last placed mysrlt under
his care In QUE week found myself very much
improved and now. after i've weeks treatment
l feel myself thoroughly cured Of all my troubles
and in the epjoymeu, OF the bes; health. Hoping
that INV experience may he Of benefit 10 Others
similarly afflicted, | subscribe myself.
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before Inc, this 18th
day of January. 4. D, 1851
Isl A C. RANDALL, Notary Public.
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By order Of the Board Of Trustees;
God Hill. ApriI o5. 1855. 81. .r- RI e APIS I'd
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18
A Very Rox.SrIc AFFNR.-A romantic

A VERY Romantic AFFAlR.-A romantic
affair in Cincinnati is noticed by the Gazette.
running in this wise: Several years since a
young married couple mutually agreed, Tor
various reasons. to separate. TO accomplish
this end, the friends of both parties expe-
rienced great deal of trouble, as it was
apparent to all that the young couple loved
each other tenderly 4 short time after the
separation. the young man quietly left the
city. and during the long years which have
elapsed since that time no one but his family
have heard from him. The young lady
showed her devotion to her former husband
by remaining single until a few weeks since,
when she was united in the bonds of wedlock
to a well known gentleman doing business in
this city. One dav last week, No. return
ed to Cincinnati, and quietly took lodgings at
private house, where there were no other
boarders. save a newl married couple. The
laudlady Of the house, desiring to show some
attention to her new boarder. invited him
INTO the parlor, for the purpose Of introduc
ing him to her two guests who were there
awaiting dinner. She approached them. at
the same time saying, Mr.. -, allow me
to introduce -" Here it ended. and a
scene ensued which it would be difficult to
portray. On turning round, the lady gave
one shrlek and fell to the floor. The land
lady and husband No . for moment could
not understand the situation in which they
were placed, but it is sufficient to saw that
the husband and wife. who many years be.
fore had been separated, were again togeth-
er. A few moments only were required TO
explain the matter, and TO convince hus-
band No. 2 that his fascinating young bride
was grass widow. He threatened to leave
her, and she rather encouraged him in his
threat. He did leave, and they who were
once separated are again united and more
devoted than ever-and so ended what may
truly be called a romance in real life.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18

A LIVELY TowN-From all accounts,
Jamison City is one of the liveliest mining
camps in Plumas county. If they do not
have three or four fights every day, the cit
izens think that the place is very dull 1t is
said that three out Of every four of the in
habitants carry one or both Of their eyes
dressed in mourning all of the time. Others
have their heads or arms done up in band
ages, and all fiom the effects Of participating
in free fights, IF saloon proprietor escapes
from having his bar fixtures demolished
more than twice in one week, he considers
himself very fortunate. As many as sixteen
free fights have come off in that little town
in one night, during the past two months
1t is the spreeing headquarters for the min
ers of Eureka, Mammoth, '76 and Jamison
Creek. They have the best brand OF fight
ing whisky, tangle-leg brandy, &C., for sale
at all the saloons. To the credit OF the
Esq we will say that s. old Pap" does
his best in trying to preserve the peace; for
if couple get into fight, and when he
. commands the peace" the belligerents do
not desist at once, he pitches in and takes a
hand; and very often receices blow on his
optics, smeller, potato trap, bread basket,
mug, or some other portion of his body, and
then comes a general fight, in which all
hands take part. Jamson City needs a
missionary, and we hope the Methodist
Church South will send fighting preacher
to that locality who can ''weigh the sugar"
of the best man in the camp, and force his
doctrines upon the people, That is the only
hope or chance left for making it healthy
town for non-combatants to live in Quincy
Union.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18

"GooD BY, OLD In hospital at
Nashville, wounded hero was lying on the
amputating table, under the influence of
chloroform. They cut off his strong right
arm and cast it, all bleeding, upon the pile
Of human limbs. They then laid him gently
upon his couch. He awoke from his stupor
and missed his arm. With his left arm he
lifted the cloth, and there was nothing but
the CORY stumpI where's my arm - he
cried '' get my arm; want to see it once
more-my strong right arm" They brought
it to him He took hold of the cold, clammv
fingers, and looking steadfastly at the poor
dead member, thus addressed it with fearful
earnestness 'Good-by, old arm. We
nave been a long time together We must
now part Good by old arm. You'll never
fire another carbine nor swing another sabre
for the Government, and tears rolled down
his cheeks.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18

WIRTz.-This monster, the tool of greater
ones living, has suffered the highest punish.
ment known to the law He was hung al
Washington. on Friday, November 10TH
One by one the red handed murderers and
assassins are dropping off. The deliberate,
stern, fair. and impartial manner in which
those who have passed away have been dealt
WITH teaches a lesson to wrong doers more
foreibly than would the killing of whole
batch by one fell blow, given in the heat OF
passion. 1t is the slow certainty with which
justice Furnishes th6se who have sinned
against her laws, that makes the judgment
50 terrible and the lesson so valuable to the
human race. 1t is not the life of a. great
criminal that the law seeks; it is that les
son may be taught, and the majesty OF the
law made certain. to the minds of all who 1--we
under and are amenable to it. The law de-
fines what is crime penalty is attached to
each oifense. and he who commits the crime
should just as surely suffer the penalty
" eakness on the part OF those charged with
the administration Of the laws, to such an
extent as to omit the penalty when crime has
been committed. is criminal; it destroys
confidence in communities, demoralizSs them,
makes them careless of the observance of the
laws, and Indifferent to penalties they never
see enforced. Let the process of determining
the degree of guilt be ever so slow, when
once determined let the penslty follow.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18

WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND CHLE.-The
Unions dispatch says:
Spain has declared war against Chile and
blockaded all her ports with the feet under
Admiral Pereia, nominally on account of the
conduct of tie latter Power in the matter of
the seizure of the Chincha Islands. Chile
had conceded all the eleven points of the
demand made by the Spanish Minister. but
Pereja demanded an Immediate apology and
salute of twenty one guns for the Spanish
flag from the ports, on the anniversary Of
Chilean Independence, in terms which left
Chile no choice but war or utter degradation
and loss of self-respect Foreign residents
were holding meetings asking their govern
ments to interfere actively in behalfof Chile.
Several vessels had run the blockade and
entered Valparaiso. Chile had issued one
and half millions Of treasury notes. based
on the capital of the banks, to meet immedi-
ate necessities, and active measures We're
being adopted to put the country in a state to
enter on vigorous defensive war.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18

A RICH old widower in Canada is said tc
have practiced very artful scheme to gain
the hand of the belle of the village. He got
an old gypsey to tell the young lady's for.
tune in the words that he dictated as follows:
My dear young lady, your star will soon
be hid for short time by very dark cloud,
but when it reappears it will continue to
shine with uninterrupted splendor until the
end of your DAYS. Before one week a wealthy
old widower. wearing a suit Of black and a
fine castor hat, will pay you visit and
request your hand in marriage. You will
accept his offer, become his wife, and be lef;
a widow, in the possession of all his property,
before the close of this year. Your next hus-
bonk will be a young man of whom you think
most at present" Three days after. the old
gentleman, dressed in the manner aseribed
by the gypsey, presented himself to the young
lady, and the marriage followed.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18

0N the 9th ulttimo, two citizens of Pick
ems county, Georgia. went to church during
service, and called for two men against
whom they had some grudge The men re-
fusing to 20 out, they went in, and at once
commenced firing, killing one man and NOR
tally wounding a lady. On Wednesday fol
lowing, DIR. l.. Harper went. with three citi-
zens and three soldiers, to arrest them /;
found them with three other men IN a house.
armed and doors barricaded. Two-citizens
approached the house TO entreat them to sur
render, when they were shot dead. A general
fight ensued lasting halfan hour, two desper-
ADDE'S being then killed and a third mortallv
wounded. The other two rushed out of the
house and attempted to escape by running
One was Immediately killed, and the other
said be would surrender, when he was dis
patched with bayonots.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18

JEws.-From a long and suggestive arti-
Gle in the Chicago Republican concerning
the Jews, we extract the following: The
Jews rise gradually above the average Of
mankind wherever their immense mental
resources and their formidable intensity Of
purpose are consecrated to religion, human
ity, to liberty, to letters, or to art. Then
they become prophets, reformers and com
posers, and the moral and Intellectual and
artistic teachers of the world, producing
Memberships. Spinozas. Neanders, Bernes,
Heines, Rachels and Meyerbeers Among
the German political reformers of the pres
ent day there are a great number of young
men of Jewish parentage, particularly in
Berlin and Vienna, who are the most ardent
champions of liberty. France possesses in
Cremieux the jew, one of her abest law
yers, and at the same time one of her most
unhnching republicans. And so there are
in every country Jews who oshow that as oon
as they devote their gre at powers to some
ennobling purpose, they ex9 as much in
the higher walks of Thought ari life as the
bulk of their fellow religionaries in the
lowerD
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. IS, lss5.

KuIEp.-Near North Fork of
Cottonwood. week before last, most cow
ardlv and barbarous murder was committed.
It seems that two white barbarians went to
an Indian rancheria in that neighborhood,
for the purpose of getting possession of an
Indian girl about ten years old. This at
tempt at forcible possession was resisted by
the mother of the child, assisted by Grip
pied Indian boy, the only one in the
rancheria. The resistance Of this poor Grip
pie SO exaspcrated the villains that one OF
them seized him by the top Of the head,
while with his knife he first cut his throat
and then stabbed him to the knife hilt, and
to wreak his vengeance fully, turned the
knife in the wound several times, then with
drawing it, again stabbed his victim, turn
ing the knife as before, repeating the act
until life was extinct While this butcheIy
was going on the girl and her mother made
their escape. In few days after the hends
burnt the rancheria.
There is nothing but the dead body and
Indian testimony to prove the above, ana
though it is convincing, 1t Is not enough
under the law, to punish the mlscrean's.--
White men who live with Indians habitually,
should do SO subject to Indian testimony
and we think law to that effect would be
wise and proper.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18

CHIco CoURANT.-We learn from our ex-
changes that Bishop late of Red Bluff, and
there's connected with the Independent for
some years, and more recently connected
with the :" bolt" in Tehama county, has
located himself in Chico, with paper bear
ing the above title. If Bishop can make
the Courant what the Independent was be-
fore it went crazy, it will be credit to
Chico and to himself; but it will take some
time to regain the confidence of the party he
attempted to sacrifice, and make his paper
really useful.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-18

FEARFULLY RIDICULOUS. The negroes Of
Alexandria, Virginia. lately had g tourna-
ment'' in that vicinity. The object appears
to have been to ridlcule an Institution affected
bv the bogus chivalry, and from all accounts
the affair must have been immensely funny.
The costumes of the knights were fearfully
and fautastically made. Miss Virginia Lew
is. Young woman as black as the ace Of
spades. was the Queen of Love and Beauty,
and was so crowned by Sir Levi johnson,
/" Knight of Arabia, who is represented as
a gentleman of portly presence, and much the
color of a stack of slack cats. That lets the
chivalry out; the negroes are more than even.
A Copperhead paper says that " the whole
aEair was devilishly Infamous"