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TFrom the New York Herald, May 20.
CANDIDATE Foh GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.
The friends of the Hon. w. h. Smith,
Of Bedoivel, Randolph County, Alabama,
are endesvoring to have him made Gov
ernor of that State. He was an original
Union man, and was obliged to leave the
State for his Union sentiments.
GKNKRAL RANKS REMOVED FROM HIS
-a-q rrr COMMAND. .. ....
President johnson has removed General
Banks from command in Louisiana, and
appointed General Candy in his place.
This change is based upon the report Of
General William F. (Bsldy) Smith and
Mr.. James 7. Brady, who were appointed
by Mr.. Lincoln to investigate the manage
ment of affairs under lhe administration Of
Gt nerals Butler shd Banks in LouisiRns.
The report of these commissioners wss
made to the President and Cabinet on
Wednesday and Thursday, and resulted in
the order for the removal of Banks to day.
The order restricts General Csnby's duties
to purely military affairs, leaving the civil
Governor (Mr. Wells) full control over
civil affairs, the military commander of the
department TO interfere only upon the re-
QUESTION of the Governor. By this order
Dr. Kennedy, who was summArily dis
placed by Genaral Banks, is restored TO the
position of Mayor of New Orleans. .
y rec THE GOSSIP OF THE HOTELS
Y Iii generally reported here that Mr..
Seward proposes voluntarily soon. 70 leave
the Department of State, satisfied with the
honor and reputation he has already &C
4uired, and that he will be succeeded by
Mr.. Adams, whose departure for the uni
ted States has actually been announced by
tbs, Liverpool papers. In that case Mr..
Sumner is spoken ofss the probable success
sor of Mr.. Adams. Preston King will, it
is believed, either be appointed to the New
York Collectorship, or go into the Navy
Department. The latter arrangement be-
ing quite probable.
Mr. Weed was with Mr.. Stanton today.
The latter is also expected to go out of Of
fee. 1t has also been FumOred here thst
Raymond and Morgan have formed ring
to hold johnson. The Blsirs have net the
decided influence that has been attributed
TO them. 10
JEFF. DAVIS FEMALE GARMENTS.
The Secretary of Was has promised that
II bne nieVOfiCaA lomhl6 khImouGi lnciuuluB
the boots worn by JEFF. Davis at his cap
ture, are received in time at the War De-
psrtment, they shall be sent to Chicsgofor
exhibition at the crest Fair for the benefit
Of the Sanitary Commission and the Sol
diers Home. 4
n CUk1UUS rhENOMEHA In WHnKY.
Mr. Lewis, the Internal Revenue Com
missioner, says, IS am informed, that
there are manufactured in the United
States ore hundred millions of gallons of
whisky annually, and that ne will be able
to collect duty ($2 per gallOn) only on
twenty millions. This is explained very
readily when we know that whisky is sell
ing at Chicago at Sl,sa per gallon, duty
psid. a fs b
n aa WASHINGTON EosPITALTTKs. -.
The Blair family, including the father
aud the two sons, Montgomery and Frank,
entertained number Of prominent officers
and civilians at Silver Springs yesterday.
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Buckley, the notorious founder Of the
order of the knights of the Golden Circle,
who has been in Fort Lafayette and Fort
Warren good while, is trying to get
discharged. When he was captured at
New Albany, his private journal was
found, in which he proudly cOngrstulstes
himself that he had inaugursted the
greatest war of modern times" We guess
that his present quarters sre quite COED
enough for him.
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. The accounts say that Jeffsrron Davis
and his party were surprised -
& military phrase not hard to un-
derstand. When his csptors saw Davis
dressed in woman's clothes We doubt not
they were likewise surprised. There was
surprise, then, it seems, all round.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

The small detachment of rebels in South
err Tennessee and Northern Alabama sre
sutrenderiDg. The commands of ColOnels
johnson and Mead surrendered at Hunts
vile on the I2th, and Colonel Reddy was
expected TO surrender on the following
day, at Decatur. Returned soldiers from
Lees army, residing in Northern Alabams,
aus organizing to rid the country of BUSH
whsckers, declaring that no quarter should
be given them.
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A lady correspondent begs US to suggest
that Mr.. Davis should be compelled to
wear the usual costume of women during
the period of his imprisonment. No
woman, she declares, could wish him 8
severer punishment. She adds that if he
were compelled TO run in that dress one
hour every day, as fast as when he was
captured, il would probably be the desth
Of himl.-HSsp York 7ribsule. 7,7
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Re-estabIishing the Southern Hau-
roads. v-"

The work of rs-establishing the net work
of Southern railroads is being rapidly
prosecuted. The Wilmington and Weldon
route is now in operation along its entire
length. one hundred and sixty-tWo miles
The road from Richmond through Peters
burg to Weldon will be opened in few
dsvs when, after the completion of the
Richmond and Washington thoroughbred
we shall have direct rail communicated
from Washington to Wilmington, three
hundred and seEenty-six miles. Trains are
running regplsrly on the North Carolina
RsiiTosd from MOrehesd City east
through Raleigh to Greens bOro, and from
that polnt south to Salisbury, and north to
DsnyiIle. From DAnville trains are also
running to Richmond, through Burkesville
Jnnction. The road extending south from
Salisbury through Charlotte, columbia and
BrsnchviIle to Augusta, is being repaired.
From Burkesville Junction the route run
ming west through Iynchburg to Knox
vile is also being put in running order.
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The name of tbe " COPperhesd party"
should be changed to that of HoQp-snake
psrty," since its great leader JEFF D., bad
cone into the hoop-skirt business. Both
Of them, crawling, poisonous reptiles, are
alike in their nature. h4H
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A DMINInTRATORIS sALE-In pur-

A DMINloTRATORS SALEs=ln pur-
IA suance Of en- order granted by the Probat'
Court OF Guy yahogs County, 0hio, will oder for
sale at public suction, Thursday, the 6tA day Of
Juue 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ uP1n the emisee,
the f0lowiDg described real estsie situate in the
County OF Cuysboga and State Of Ohio, Io-Witi On
lot So 5trongsyiEe township one and 0ne-fouEth
acres beginning cd and i've llnks from the vest
Inc Of the brick house owned by Z. b. Wing me-
feet south from the N. ", corner OF said house,
thence n I2o 4. 10 rods and 10 links 70 stake and
stones; theaoe T. rods 70 stake and stones thenee
north llo E. rods 11 links TO stake And stones;
thence W. rods t. q stahe and stones; teenss D
I2o W. rods a6d 20 links tc HtGke and stones;
thence We rods and II links to turs pike thence
s 20 e. IL rods and 20 H. k; thence 10 8. brods
II links % plao Of beginning.
ApprsiEed at $500. 'sa 19.tgsI-TunJ ali
Terms Of sals--OBe half on day Of sale, balance
in one year with interest, VITA interest payments
to be cured b. mortgage upon the premises sold.
ra Administrator of william Scott, deceased, /
strOu gsvflls. May 10. PCS myl1.2, 6exmonaE
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HeU xOThs s...a "E 300
,1 i. NEWToNvILIE, Nov. 10, 1864.
DR.. LIGHTHILL-DeGr Sir: Allow me
to express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered to my dsugh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
for many years, and for some months past
has been nearly deprived of hearing. The
loss of this important sense Is certsinly
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and to a degree known only TO those who
have experienced it. If, therefore, there
be q remedy for this great evil, the cause
of humanity obviously requires that it
should be universally disseminated. feel
it my duty, therefore, and j. sffdrds me
much pleasure, TO give nv testimony TO the
happy effects of your treatment and reme-
dies. NY daughter has suffered from deaf
ness since early childhood. The left ear
has been badly diseased. The right ear,
also, for several years, was seriously affect
ed, and the disease apparently increasing
threatening the entire loss of her hearing.
Il was with extreme difficulty that she
could participate In the conversation of her
friends, and for two years has been deprived
Of this source of social enjoyment. Hap
PLY my attention was directed to your Ad-
Yertisement, and was induced to place
her in your care. Your treatment, under
favor OF kind Providence, has been sue
cessful. Her hearing, 80 far as can judge,
appears to perfectly restored. Whether
this restoration is permanent is question
time alone can deteru inc, but present re-
suits are certainly very gratifying. q
lam, dear sir, fa5 T.i9a-H a.al
sJ@r Truly and gratefully yours,
B. 4. WEIGH, D. D.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

The Ohio State Billiard Tournament
commences to day in Cincinnati. 1t will
continue during the week. Eight players
dave entered for the contest, among them
John Frawley, of this city.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
= - ~ - : - : =
ADMINISTRATORS SALE-Inpur-

A DMINISTRAT0RS SALE-Inpur-
IA su1nos Of an order granted By the Probate
Court Of O1ysbogs County, Ohio, will o6er for
sale at public auction, on Thu seay, the eighth
day Of Juoa, 1865, It two O'Clock, r. NJ, on The
premises, the following real estste, situate q the
County Of CuyahTga, stats VI Ohio, 70 Wit; part OF
LOs No. 81, commencing on tue eass lire VI said
lot, at the ntrthWest corner Of ViSiog iand
(xnown as the Bowen log) thence sOntheFiyi on
lot ine ii it strikes the nor, h line Of 7, hsrdy's
land tBeDce soutberly on sid Ha'dy's We ine
10 land formerly owned by Z. Clark thsuce south
S754o asd west chains; thsnee north leS4'
and west6 ans O. links thence westerly ons I'd
Olark's north liOe to Vlni9g's e'st line thtncs
nortnerly para" Ell with first mentioned line ~ rods
thence eAstsly parallel with lsat me toned
ClarAs north line 10 place # beginning, TO contain
thirty-tWJ and i've thOusand two hundred and
eighIy seven ten thousand hs acres Of land BE- the
same less but subject to all legal highways.
-Apprsis d Of s ,US7. Terms Of sale, oLe hall on
day Of "a le, balance in one year. with int rest.
NORRIS Z GALLUP, .at
Administrator OF estate Of John Tarry deceased.
StIOngsEills, May 10th, 1876 Z, -,
q
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George Bancroft, the historian, has writ
Ten e paper on "The place of Abraham
Lincoln in History" which will appear in
the june number of the Atlantic NOnthly.
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NOTICES.


ii OFEIoE or THE CLEVELAND IRON MiHISs Co.,
l9 s.r., . CLEEELAsD, May 4th, 1885.
ATOTIOE.-Tbe Annual Meeting of the
Stockholdsrs Of the Clevslsn nd Iron Mining Co >,
for the e etiou OF oficers fr the ensuing year will
be held at the office o. the Company, 10 this city,
on Wednesday, the 18th lost. At 2 O'Clock 2 N.
y ny6.aTT - 6AM'L l. MATHER, sse'y.
nAVID W. CAMP, MARY C0RBIT,
IL Ur,tts Oorbit, WiRslow OOrbit, and Mary
Oorbit 6re hereby notified that Cn the 6th day Of
April. 1865, Darius Adams as Executor OF the piD
Of Emily Camp. deceased, late Of CuyabOga conn
ty Ohio. hlsd his petition in the Court Of Common
2 Pleas Of said county, the Ooject and prayer OF
which PETITION is TO obtain from said O. urt IN.
Ldicial Construction Of ssid will, winch ahAll
shorize and empower said Adams. IS such Execu'
Tor and Trustee u1der said will, to sell the real g.
tate named in said WILL and for such other relief a.
equity may require. Said parties are notified 70
answer said petition on or Delore the 18th day Oi
June 1855. f's.- L. PRENTISS,
a Attorney for Plaintiff.
Cleveland. April Is, 1865 ap2l:2l4
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A spirited young daughter of one of our
subscribers states if it shall really prove
true that JEFF Davis was taken in crino-
line, she will never wear it again. We
admire her spirit-DttrOit Tribune.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

I A vivid specimen of Southern chiVslry
JEFF. Davis srrsyed in petticats Oh
ohl e s-7- -..... 1..F --.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

Who captured hoop snake Copper
besa)? Col. Pritchard, of the 4th Mich
igsn. when he captured JEFF. Davis in his
zrieaie booOa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

JEFF. Davis, instead of finding the last
aitch, found the last SHIFT.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

JEFF. D. repudisted Mississippi bonds,
put got punished by bonding himself in
hoops
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

The greatest humbug Of the sge-The
Southern Confederscy, with its old woman
of President. T. i..-. aa
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us rnErUMEHA IN WHIsKY.
WASHINGTON HOsPITALTTIKs

The Blair family, including the father
and the two sons, Montgomery and Frank,
entertained a number of prominent officers
and civilians at Silver Springs yesterday.
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PROPOSALS.

NTOTICE TO O0NTRACTORS-Pro-
In posss siH be received At the Office of the City
Ciyil Engineer, Intil 0 clock P NJ, on Monday,
the 18th day Of May, for LuIlding stouewsre Pipe
sewer, to extend fr.m Bid. street Main 5 Wer 20
gaF street aHrs obi lH.
1 Pis1s and spscifeations may be seen and blank
proposals obtAined st said Engineers ONCE
I Ths Board Of CITY improvements invite The sub
mission Of bids TeserviBg the right to accept or re-
iect thesA B. order % the Board
7 JOHN WH1TELAW,
payJp:2l5 @ ty Civil Engineer.
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Notes Of Al denominations nsued will be prompt
Iy furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions. s.s-E
The Note. of the Third Series precisely siini-
lar in form and privileges to the sevsh-Thi ties
already sold, except that the Government eeserVes
to itself the option paying interest in EOd coin
at per cent instead OFT IOths in Ourrsney. Sub
uoribsrs will deduct the interest ia currency up TO
July 18th, ct the time when they subscribe. i'
The delivery of the notes of this third series Of
the seveu.thirtles will commence on the lat Of
June, aad will b, made promptly and continuously
after that date t- *. .'fi
The slight char &c mad in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of inter
est. Thepsyment in gold, IL made. viii be sIuiVa'
lent to the currency interest Of ths higher rEts1
The return to specie payments, ia the eVeLt OF
which On!y viii the option to pay interest In Gold
be availed Of, would 50 reduce and eguAlizs prices
that purchases mads with six per cent in gold
would be fully equal to those made with ssvSn and
three tenths per cent in currency. Tbisis
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oIrlnr or W,rrrHonKs-1

LaH If'J y CLLvELAsb, May sth. Issb.
NOTICE. TO BOILERMAkERS.
IN ssalsd proposals, tsEndorsed proposals for
River pipe will bs rtceiaed ct the otice Of Water
Works Council Hail Buiding) for wrought iron
pipe 20 inches IN diameter and shout $50 ieet long,
unIf IL OCH ek n, nay ed, SOS. t.
Further information aud specihoaft ms may ne
obtaine OF toe undersigned at tit Office after 90
day, where the plan may also be seen
The BONrd Of Trustees invite the submission OF
bids, rsserving the right 10 accept dseline any
or all the bids r,eeUsd.
~ a'H,. BY order Of the Board,
y e sfta.rr-l 70 JOSEPH SINGER,
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7-3O LOAN |!
U. s. $40 six Per Cent. ..' =.
coLD-REARINc BONDS,

These Bonds are worth handsome premium, and
are exempt a. are all the Government Bonds, from
County, and Municipal tazatioH Srheh GSd' from one
10 three per cent. per Ganua 70 isir saIus, aoooTding
to the rate levied upon ether properly. Ths inter
est is payable semi. annually BY Coupons sttached
to each note, which may be CIT of and sold - any
b. nk or banker. a --.l7 s7i1i yiils
The interest at $50 per ct. amounts to
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i.-s NEwroEy11LE Nov. 10. 1864.

From the Reu. B. T. Welch, formerly Pastor Of
the Pearl Street Baptist Church, Albany,
Net0 York. ~ 80 II. Ar. ~
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THE FLIGHT OF JEFF. DAVIS.

His EseOrt and COmPaniOus--HIs
Bearing --Tho Line Of Hetreat--fne
Dispersal Of the Escort ss-..-....
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j z .,...--''r = JOSEPH SINGER,
mvIO,9n3 kup't and Engineer.

nj OTLCEa TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
City Civil hneineer until o'clock P. NJ, the 22d
day Of nsy fir grading Dan and Will STREETS.
Pians and speCiheaiiOns msy be cen and blank
proposals obtained At said Engineer's once.
The 81 ard Of City improv, Inents invite the sub
mlssion OF bds re,erVing The right to accept tr re-
jeot the same. b Ordsr Of tue b ard,
800 r........Et '- JOHN WHIrELAW,
mY10 9l3 City Civil Engineer.
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UNITED STATES
80 LOAN.
n-r8DGH7rzs
.$2sO.OOO,OOO.

rIaT tatFE
By authority o. the Secretary of the Treasury
tn undersigned, the 7sneral snbscr Piion AEsntor
the sale Of United States Securities offers 20 thu
pubic the third ,ries Of Treasury Notes, beLiBg
seven and three-tenths per cent interest per Annun
known as the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22
Great Popular LOanOf the People.

Great Popular LoanOf the People.
Less than 90, ,OOo. coo Of the Loan authorised By
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount st the rate ct which it is being absorbed,
will al be subscribed for within sixty days, when
the notes will undOubredly c.mdsnd premium,
as hs, uniformly been shs cAse on closing the sub
scTiptions 10 other Loan.
In order that citizens Ofeyery town. and section
of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
tn, loan, the National Banks, State BAuEs, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gem
orally agreed to &c ave subscriptions At par. Sub
scribsrs will select their own agents In whom they
have confidence and Who only Are to be responsible
for the delivery of the notes for whish they recsvs
orders.
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79Iondition Of the state treasury.

6 GonditiOn Of the State Treasury.
The Stste Auditor and Comptroller, in
acceptance with the Treasury act Of 1858,
have made an examination Of the State
Treasury, and reported to the Governor.
The bsIsHe@ Of the several fluids, as
Shown by the books of their respective
Offices, remaining in the Treasury at the
close of business for the month of April,
werA a. follows. s57 3rosi ni sd ,il- ssg
General Rsvenve 9I5 p
Ca q S0o5l a
Sinking Eau 80 bei -
Comnon Sshs Ol Tund...... ..--.,,-,-. ls q
Allotment 4ls566 -
so diers' Reief Fund bo,9t5 ~
National bead fuua -...-....-... .-..---. Jos 10
Bank Redemption Fund..-.-...........--.--. 92S 25
Dis tiot School ibra y Fund..---.--.--. e3 Is
Soldiers Clsims 54C60 -
Seneca County Ba \ Fund...-...-.......-.. 5I6 %
City Bauk OF 1ioS5 -
Canal Bank Of Cleveland e 405 II
Due Independents and Free Banks..-....7 t43 IA
/ .. ~ .lz 54I 1s frtr.f H.r =
Total balance in Treasury .,.-Sl,5 ,5tossio W
I his grand balance was found by actual
inspection and count to be in the FreAsnAy,
consisting of the following items;
,l2s 55a
Col 90 - -
In SOe'I'z :,
5iss s. sl67O,al6 20
I -af .
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D. HUDSON,

Losses promptly adjusted and paId.
1plS.236lm Il ENGWOKFH Agent
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rna Cinionnsti Eranirer publish.

J. DIS Last Great Combination y
s}aSauty and Booty r-t .~--
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Opinions Of the Press.

DIR DOHERTY is q skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any statementshe makes
20 his patients he Ia sure TO fulall. That fact is
one great cause OF his eminent success in his pro.
fession. II Ia fortunate that among the many adj.
vertlsing physicians there Is one who can be DE-.
pended on. "-Revi1w.
DIR DOHERTY'S reputation rs n physician
il q sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case
he undertakes.
"DR. DOHERrY has devoted his study more
particularly TO chronic. specific and secret prac.
tice. and a. such Il now the most successful OF
any ply stefan Ia San Francisco" Press.
aDR DOHERTY'S reputation Is second to no
other physician on tho coast In chronic and spe-
eide practice" -MiYror. rss
"DR. DOHERTY.-Eew men in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining tho conf
lence Of the public in their skill and Judgment As
he has."-EnQuir-r.
"DR DOHERTY ranks As one Of our most
distinguished physicians, and also one OF the most
successful. which IL now tho criterion by which
the medical practitioner Is judged."-Echo.
"DR DOHERTY enjoys a more extensive
practice than any physician In this State. Xxx
press.
Address, W. X. DoHERTY. NJ. D.,
$3.50 3m San Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-26

INSTRUCT COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL
~ District, State OF Nevada, County of Sto-
rey.-Conrad Wiegand W.. His Creditors-ln the
matter Of the petition Of Conrad wiegand. au
i~nsolvent debtor. pursuanto to an order Of the
Hon. Richard Rising, Judg, of the said District
Court, notice IL hereby given TO ahl the creditors
Of the said insolvent Conrad wiegand to be and
appear before the Hon. Richard Rising, Judge as
Aforesaid, In open Court, at the Court Room Of
said Court, In the city Of Virginia, County and
State aforesaid. on the l7thLdny OF JANUARY. 4. d.
1850 n, 10 o'clock A, NJ. of that day, TO show
cause, II any they can, why the prayer OF said
petitioner should not be granted, and he dis
charged from his debts and liabilities, In pursu'
aneo Of the statute in sueh ease made ana pro-
vided; and in the meantime all proceedings
against be stayed. :,
~, Witness my hand. and the seal OF said
L. 5. Court. this the 10Th day OF December, A.
t~>D 1865. L. HERMANN. Clerk.
By 7. B. FOWLER, Deputy.
Bishop & Wood, ATTY for Petitioner. delo
l50e Int Rev. Stamp. Soc State stamp.I
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aAIpA. Geld HiIl Mining Compn.

da-NotIee IL hereby given, that at q meeting Of
the Board OF Trustees Of said company, held on
the 18th day Of December, 4. n. 1865, nm assess
ment Of Fifty Dollars $50 per share was levied
on each and every share Of the capital stock OF
said company. payable Immediately in gold coin
Of the company, at Gold Hill, o.. 70 W. c. Raj.
ston, cashier Of the Bank Of California, at San
Francisco, who Is appointed agent Of the compa.
ny for that purpose. ."'
Any stock upon which said sssenIment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of January, a. u.
1866, will be advertised a. delinquent, and unless
paid, will be sold on Saturday, the 18th day Of
February, 4. D. 1856, TO pay said delinquent ~.
sessment, together with the cost Of advertising
aud expenses Of sale. BY order Of the Board Of
Trustees. ..| ggLg. y I.EL-.aa.lt -l.Il
dels I'd THEODORE A. HALE. sec'y.,
Is. F. Bulletin eopy.l