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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-21

0-.... ..,u II. BRUCKMANN, Scc'y.
Virginia New, July %, 1865. jy23 I'm


KcarsRrKe Mining Compuny.--.Lo-
cation Inyo County, CalifCrnia--Notice IL here.
by given that at Il meeting Of the Board Of Trus.
tees of the above named Company, held August
4th, 1866, an assessment (No lO Of Three Dol.
lars, go per share in gold coin was duly levied
upon all the assessable stock Of the company,
payable Immediately TO the Secretary.
A discount of ten Q0) per cent. will be allowed
on all amounts paid on or before the llth day Of
August BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
........'... II. c. MANNING, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, August 4, 1866. au6tf
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Gold Hill, August 10, ls66. aul3td
Kenrsnrge Mining Company.-Lo

KenrsnrRe winning Compuuys-Lo-
cation, Inyo county, -Notice-The
Shareholders are hereby notified that In accord.
ance with the laws Of the State Of Nevada, and
the BY laws OF tho Kearsarge Mining Company,
and BY order Of the Board Of Trustees, there will
be sold at public auction, In front Of the Office Of
the Company in Gold Hill. Nevada, on SAT-
JTRDhY, SEPTEMBER FIRST, A. u. 1866, at
3 O'Clock r. NJ, so many shares or parts Of shares
OF stock in said Company. standing In the names
OF the following named persons, as VIII BIO neces.
sary to pay the assessments due thereon, to-
Vether with costs Of sale and advertising. unless
the same is paid previous to the day Of sale.
Names. NO. Cers Shdres. dmL
John II Mills ...4,5.6.s3. -. .375. e75O 90
Sheldon "A. CAT 4s, go. ..52s. =. .lo56 90
ID l. Bliss ss............. ..N. -. lO.. 800 90
Jpo GIllig. .l3l4,l5,l6,l7,le,l9 ........ r....
2O2l, % q. .2425.e6
27,28, g, 81 81. 435. -. $40 90
Katie v Paul. aul...-......-....l....l50 900 %
Paul .66 81, 60 20, II, llo...-..2 90
w Baker. .43. :. go: ..-..3so %
T Sunderland. .l63.. :. .l06i .2l7 so
A Young. ng............--..64.... .l5.-.....30 90
Clark. rk...............6 .65. L.. 30 90
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees. ...
II. c. MANNING. Secretary.
Gold Hill, August !, 1866. "- aui.td
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CONRAD WAGNER,

DRACTICAL TAILOR AND REPAIRER,
i respectfully informs the public Of Gold HILL
that he has established himself In the above bus'
ness and that he warrants to give entire saiisi'c
ton to all his customers. He sollcits n snare VI
the public patronage r .a'
Gold Hill, August 0, 1866. aus'i"
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Notice to Taxpayers.

HAVING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
III Tax Roll Of the Town Of Gold Hill for the
fiscal year ending on the frat Monday OF April,
A. d. 1867, notice Is hereby given to al "s'
sessed in the Town Of Gold Hill, OF one onouSrsd uSn
and seventy Ave cents upon each one nun 9a% .bIs
dollars, IL due and payable from anu "'''
date at my oaico in Gold Hill affair IN. eleventh
All taxes remaining nnpaids al.sf aa on the deIin
day OF August, A. ID. 1860, VIII I1sS thereto.
quon' "'' WV w. H. II. BEEGAN. Marshal i.o,,s.,or
.,. ...... And ex x.officlo Tax ConeG,o;,
,,. MN Iulv llth, 1866. . ...
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BeIcher Mining Company-As.es.

Belcher Mining Company-Aasess-
ment Notlce-Baldwin Company and AbcrnR,
THE Company.-Notcs Is hereby given, that at
meeting Of the Trustees Of the above named
companies. held this day, an assessment Of fifteen
dollars (Sl5) per share was levied on each and
every share Of the capital stock Of each Of
the above named companies, payable imme'
dIately TO the Secretary, at the Belcher office,
Virginia, Nevada, in United States gold coin.
Any stock on which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on TUESDAY, August 2lst,
1886. will be advertised on that day as delinquent,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on Friday. September 2ls, 1866, to
pay said delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale. BY
order Of the Board of TrusteeS .'a
II BRIICKMANN Sec'y
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Office 607, Washington street, San Francisco
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BeIcher Compuny-As.e-.mcnt No

tice.-Notice IL hereby given, that at a meeting
OF tho Trustees Of said company, held this day,
an assessment Of Foriy,Fiye dollars (s45) per
share was levied on each and every share Of the
capital stock Of said company. payable immedi.
ately to the Secretary, at the office OF the com.
pany, Virginia. Nevada, in United States gold
coin. Any stock on which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on TUESDAY. August 2lst, 1866,
will be advertised on that day a. delinquent. and
unless payment shall be made before. will be
sold on Friday, September sla, 1865, to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost Of
advertising and expenses Of sale. BY order OF
the Board OF Trustees. II. ---...-
.. ..' II. BRUCKMANS, Sec'y.
Virginia, New, July %. 1896. gr! jy23 I'm
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DpIIN0IPyT AssPssNYYT SALES.
Lincoln Mining Comany-Location

LlncOIn WIuIuU COLhuHy-LOchtI0n :
Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevads Co., Cal
Notice Is hereby given, that In accordance
with the laws Of the State, ana the By Laws
Of the Company, there will be sold at public
auction In front of A. Markewitz Gold Hill,
on MONDAY, August 18th, 4 D. 1866, a, the
hour Of o'clock, p. NJ, 80 many shares Of the
Capital Stock OF the above Company, standing
In the names Of the following persons, ~ will
,,itb ro.ts NJ .aI. H.Ht ..
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Ry order OF the Board OF Trustees
... J.V. A. LANSING, Secretary.
Gold Hill, July 10, 1866. Jyl3'td
Tho sale ON account Of Assessment No. 5. ad'
vertIsed to take place Monday. August 18Th. rs
hereby post poned to SATURDAY, August 25th,
1866, same place and hour.
by order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. -. .. JOHN V. A. LANSING, Sec'y.
Gold Hill August l3 1866. ... aulJtd
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An Anxious Husband.

Ned Sawyer was a practical joker
IA seller of dry goods, and a "scll.
er" OF his acquaintanccs-and many
were the tricks he played Off on hi,
friends, few of which they we're able
to pay back. Among his ncighbors
was a shrcwd Yankec-Jim Fisher,
who had been sold" a number o.
times by Ned, and vowed revenge.
One day, some years since, as jim
was sitting in the parlor of the City
Hotel, he saw Ned deposit his wifi,
in the Chelesa hourly, and bidding
her good morning, return to his store
jim jumped up from his chair a:
though a bright idea had popped in.
to his head, said:
Owe got you now, old fellow"
jim watched the hourly start Will
its precious burden, and in fifteen
minutes was vending his way "
Washington street.
Perceiving Ned standing in the
door of his store, he hurried along
looking as anxious as possible.
"Hallo, jim, hold on" said Ned,
as his friend appeared about to pass,
Cant stop" said jim, nervously,
"Why"
"I'm going to Uncle Jim's. The
Chelesa omnibus has run of Charles.
town bridge, and his daughter was on
board" said Jim, making as if he
must be oil.
"Chelesa omnibus off the bridge?'
said Ned.
ayes, ! saw it."
Heavens! my wife was on boardp'
said Ned, turning pale.
"Indeed, I'm sorry" said Jim
but excuse me-" and he started up
the street at a rapid pace.
Ned jumped for his hat and the
next minute was turning in the d.
rection of the bridge, as fast as hi.
propellors could carry him.
Putting like a porpoise, he reached
the bridge, and noticing a group Of
men gazing into the water, hurried
to the place.
"Wherc did the omnibus run onr?'
asked Ned, striving to conceal hi.
anxiety.
"What omnibus?"
81 was told the Chelcsa omnibu,
just run of the bridge" replied Ned
The men stared a moment or two
and then one of them smiling, said
at just passed, and must have
gone at that end, pointing TOWARD
Charlestown."
A slight litter satisfied Ned that h,
had been Sold" and rceking will
p~erspiration, he made his way bach
to the store, where he found jim
comfortably seated, perusing tn,
morning paper. Ned began to sweal
and was getting into a passion, whcr
Jim remarked:
81 admire your affection for you
wife, and be assured / shall rcpor
to her the anxiety shown by hel
loving lord for her welfare
The Joke was soon known in IN.
neighborhood, and Ned was "borcd'
to such an extent asto effectually cur
him of his Joking propensities.
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CHANoERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi Pamela county ~
The Chaneery court IT said county AZ rules
before The Clerk Of said court at biz office In
the town of Pamela, IN The ltHl Monday ~
day. Of September. A 1900. No l2l, vii.
liam 7 Nushit complainant " Mis- f0wlkrs,
cscculrx Of Joseph fowlkcs deceased Emm1
/ Minis and the unknown heirs Of John W
Lumpkin, deceased defendants. Upon affidavit
hled In this cause, II appearing io the Niisinc-
ton Of the court that the defendants herein arc
uon.rcsidcnn Of the State, and reside beyond
1c limits thereof IL is therefore ordered that
hcy DO enter their appearance herein on or be-
fore the first day ot the next term ~ said court
To he holden In aud for said county At the court
house thereof In the town NJ Pamela, on the
seventh Monday alcr the fourth Monday IN
September. 1866, and plead answer or dcmnr
to the complainant bill, or the allegations
thereof will hc taken for confessed a. 10 them
Il . further ordered TINT o copy Of This order
De published In the weekly Pamela SrAa, a pub.
lie new paper published In the town Of Pamela
Ia md county. for four weeks successfully.
a true copy, j. 6. HARRISON, Clerk.
] Simmons for compl nj FcpN-it
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county In
the Circuit court Of said county. Nos 1898 and
1894. H. r. Pollard " r J Lloyd Attach
mcnu Issued the 9Th day Of July, 1864, and III,
ith day Of Aurtut, 1864, against the estate U
the said defendant fr the sum If s2nl 80, re-.
mrunhlc to the Circuit court ni said county
Notice is hereby given 10 the said defendant
r J Lloyd, that unless be appear before suid
court on The tint day Of the next term thereof
10 be- holden In and for mid county nj th'
court.hanc thereof In the town of Pamela. on
the seventh Monday amer the fourth Monday ir
September. 1866, and plead 10 mii action iudg.
mant will be entered against him, and the e.
tate attached will be sold.
&c HARRISON. CLERK.
Harrison & TAYLOR for pin aug2j-lt
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sunimcrviiIc Institute.

The largest md most meceSai Boarding
School IN the s%oniierH States, for bows and
Young men. This school has All the adyan,aves
Il a college with none Of H. disadyantarss.
The snmmeryille Institute l. pairunired by The
first men u the souihi This old, highly nsen,l
and popular institution enlarged, rrhtred sra
n-hmished, and having the a6le.t corr. AZ
Tehehers ever brvlghi together In this %eonntry.
Will enter upon Ia Fourteenth annual session on
MONDAY, THE TIRsr DAY 90 scrontn. srxr.
The Principal has associated with him IN tho
School, John NJ Paitick. A. NJ W. n. Kirk-
patrick, A. ~ and Mr.. T.. J. Williams; prvf
=. y. ilolms gives instruction In Music etrfy
day with eommendablc teal and ahfIFfy.
The School Ia Iiiaaisi In = high, salabrlsas
region, known Ne the "NountaihA,H eleven
miles from shHqsalak, on The Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. end Il almost the only School. of 10
vrad~, that vsnt ihrpurh The war. since Inc
surrender, large additions have hecn made T.
The building, and The term closing jane s6ta
4 the mos, prosperous and usfnl one kpownip
The history Of he School, mecrs.ml as !, IA.
always been. Every branch Of Mathematics
pure and mixed, including civil engineering
and practical hela operations, with = splendid
equipment, i taught with the f-t ability. The
classics and the French language firm an Inn.
p%uriant feature In the regular eoufse Of study.
AI'thc English bunehes are ably and fctcihly
taught. including the natural sciences, illmstmi.
"a By complete aprara,sa In short the
greatest carv Il taken With lie training " all
boys at any stage Of their sdasaiioa. Young
men are carefully prepared fr any particular
calling in lie, Or % eater any eiaS IL any Uni.
rsrsiiy. The Bookkeeping eosrss hers, l. -
gool ~ any In the regular commercial schools.
The most frequent inssruc,lon givsa students
L. 10 maintain their seifrvspcct aud BE- gentle.
man, indeed; and no rains are spared 10 asist
them In every Interest.
The chafgys are, kS twenty wctt. one hun.
drsd and twenty-five dollars invariably In ID
vance. Nasic, which Il optional, eashing eel
faci-cxira. To sc,urr q room, or fnr other
particulars. address Ghol-ou r. o. Mis.
THOMAS s CARTWRIGHT,
augi-at Principal and Proprietor.
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pIS SOLIrIO

rhl .fnHuaHH hrr'utu visiting hliatn
Fletcher rliD ma it1 iI.ulsai hi muu.
Bt consent 4 t. TriObJfH authorized iu "a.
q. bl t,JuunH ius ihu hfm io Date vs. have
In hand ff 800. Htiy u seventy thuuHanl
feet NJ assorted Iumn,f ne price. Ranging from
il. DO 10 an 900 poe hundred which we will rell
tt rtIl nf 900 .hufl Tim, in good men.
I T. FLETCHER,
Wv. ruffS.
September 9TH, 1860. scps.tf
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We regret that the severe indispo-
sition of one Of our principal COM
pOsitors, prevents us from giving our
raiders their usual allowance Of read
ing matter. We hope to do better
next week, but are not certain that
we'll be able.
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'sTeM o. % 'O9uoo 70 $500 oqi IoI

WELL SArD.--Thc Fredericksburg
Herald says we'll
1t is neither necessary nor incum-
bent to point out where we agree and
where We disagree with the Philadel-
phia Convention. We are on the
boisterous deep, and we mean to get
into harbor before we have words
with the crew. II will require the
energy and good will Of one and all
to accomplish that mighty work.
Criticism can only distract the patri-
otto men at the head Of the move
ment. II weakens the situation. II
gives JOY to the Radical camp. They
shall get none from this quarter.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters n administration having been grant.
~ ~ the unIFTEEneu On ue ttaie " HsnrY
King. deceased. by the Probate eourt a. the
Iuly term 1850. thereof for ths county n psnnia
and State n Msisippi. therefore al persons
hsvirs sisifsr sFsirst aid estate sW rHaH'
them within The time prescribed ny law. o.
they viii b. forever barrel. and III thoss IN.
dsiied 70 said estate will ssre costs ~ paving
M Immediately. JAMES BUCHANAN.
r. HtLis
prza-gi AdniniHrsisTT
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Susan A. Slcdgc and husband, james ] slcige
and Mary q Keith. You and each II you are
hereby cited 10 appear before the Probate court
Of 4tii county, At the court-house thereof on
lhf fourth Monday In October 1896, 10 answer
the petition II VI. " Fowler, guardian oi Gen
eva d. Fowler and show cause Why the prayer
Of petitioner praying fr the sale Of following
lands to-Nit South fraction Of northeast and
southeast quarters, and vest fraction Of north
half Of southwest quarter section twenty-five.
township nine, range seven west IN said COUNTY
desrsnded from Nathaniel King deceased, lstr
Of said county. should not be granted
rs order 81 court issued August 1if', 1868.
seps-tt " r. WOOTTEN, CLERK.
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Dean Richmond has left an estate
valued at a million and a half dollars.
He gave $4,000 to each of his sons
and TO his daughter, and left the re-
mainder 70 biz wife. Nj. Richmond
purse was always open to charity, and
of his abundant income he gave
away fifteen or twenty thousand dol
lars a year,
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.
James NJ. Lamb Is a candidate for the Office
Of county surveyor,
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See the advertisement of Mr.. G. Z.
Dickey, to befound in anothcr column.
There's a bargain there for some one,
who'll get it?
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FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
John II. Branch, who lost a leg nj the siege OF
vicksburg while on duty with the Hudson bat
terry, ms a candidate for Assessor OF Pamela
county, q, the ensuing election.
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The weather for the past week has
been exceedingly chaugeable. On
Monday night and Tuesday, the rain
PANE down in torrents, flooding
everything Tor the time being, and
causing Tallahatchic to rise several
feet in a very short time. We hear
BONE complaints among our planting
Friends, that the full grown bolls Of
cotton are rotting in consequence Of
The recent wet weather. Indeed, this
has been the most unfavorable season
on cotton within the recollection Of
our oldest citizens.
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Private Boarding House.

The public arr hereby notified that the under.
signed hss opsnrd her hpufe for the accommo-
daiiun " Day Boariera
MRS RBBErcA RAYBrRN.
Pamela Mis-, July Z i-gs. tyf.4f.
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D. =. Breckenridge, who lost a leg In from
of Atlanta, has authorized US TO announce hin
rs = candidate for Assessor nj the ensuing cleo
ton. pd
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An exchange says "the price of a
wife in Egypt varies from five shil-
lings TO fifteen hundred dollars"
We think II they resemble the sex
in our little burg, they will each be a
'little dear" at either price.
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Clinton Fitzgerald has authorized US to an
nounce hi. name rs a candidate for the Office Of
Tax Assessor at the ensuing election.