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amount. for premiums paid, than in any Com
p'AA}l the profits arising from this immense fund,
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst the as
Applications received at my office, No. -,
Prince St. 6. l. THOMAS, Agent
IL DF sNtf iANA'S w. 0 Medical Examiner.
TIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
The undersigned has been appointed agent
for the following companies, VIZ:
WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE CO..
Of Baltimore. H.. ...
Capital
Thos. i. Candy, i. ). McGlnnls',
President. Secretary.
ASSOCIATED
FIEEMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Baltimore.
VIM. Il. Hack, john Dukehart'
President. Secretary.
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Baltimore.
Gee. =. Thomas, Jno. w. Davis,
President. Secretary.
Policy holders participate in the profits.
The above companies stand as high and are MS
popular IS any others in the city Of Baltimore
Risks will be taken at the lowest rates charged
by tirst-class companies.
SAMUEL H. JANNEY,
at Janney & Co.'s Drug store, No. 49, Kingst
above St. Asaph. jan l6-eot!
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DOR SALE-A BARGAIN.
SEVERAL BENCHES, (hacked and paint
ed,) also, two excellent STOVES. For partic-
ulars enquire of VIM. DUNLAP STEWART,
at French's Bookstore l04, King st. au2O-3t
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EARRIED.

EARRlED.
- On the 18Th instant, BY the Rey; Mr. HUBBARD
Washington county, n. Y, to Miss ANNA A
DIXON, of Fauquier county, Va
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

TOHN 81. PARROTT,
AUCTION AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
S. W. corner of King and Water streets,
ALEXA ND RIA, IA.
Attends to the sale Of
REAL ESTATE,
STOCKS,
FURNITURE,
and every description of MERCHANDISE
Also deals in Blank Books, WRITING o,a
Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, Inks, Staple and and
Fancy Stationery. Also, Pianos, Guitars Sh aae
Music. Musical Instruments and Musical N.Y.
chandise of every description. '''
@s- TERMS CASH. ~ga
as- Orders and Consignments solicited,
ms- Prompt returns made on sales. auo.,s
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The National Intelligencer, speaking Of the
scene at the Presidents House, on Saturday,
when President johnson delivered his Address
to the Delegates to the Philadelphia National
Convention says: ''Thc absence Of Secretary
of War Stanton was the subject Of general re-
mark, but it WAS amply compensated for by
the voluntary presence Of Gen. Grant, who
stood beside the President throughout the
whole proceeding. The lively interest he man
ifested, and the genial smile with which he
greeted each of the committee and the dele
gates, attested his complete sympathy with the
National Union party, bis approval Of its pur-
poses, and his accord with the policy enuncia-
ted by the President"
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The UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA The Board
of Visitors were in session at the University
last Wednesday and Thursday. All were pres
ent except Mr.. Mosby, of Lynchburg. The
vacancy left by the resignation Of Prof Hol
connie, constitutional Law, &C., was flied by
the election Of Stephen 0. Southall, esq.,, OF
Prince Edward county For the P?ofessorshlp
Of Latin, the candidates were Col. William Ii.
Peters, late of Emory and Henry College, and
Mr.. John r. Gait. of Norfolk. Zach OF whom
received four votes, and the election was there
loyc adjourned to the Sth OF September. Col.
John e. johnson, of Richmond, was elected
Proctor and Supcrintendent-thc two offices
having been united. Mr.. Henry Massle was
chosen additional hotel-keeper.
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LITER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, Aug. l7-Noon.-- final nego-
tiations for the establishment OF peace between
Prussia and Austria, ard between Austria ana
Italy, arc in progress, and peace Is regarded as
certain.
LIVERPOOL. August l7.-Noon. Bro
kcrs Circular reports the sales Of cotton tor the
vock # sc, 900 bales. Prices have improved
in the same period Id. per pound. Mlddllng
uplands arc quoted at 1870.
LIVERPOOL, August 1.-THE brcadStutts
market is lirmer.
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~ BBLS. CALCINED PLASTER, just
w received and for ssle by
SMOOT s. PERRY,
aug 15-tf Corner Cameron and Union ST.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

villa a splendid equipment b anmtsFQ,
lhr veg first ability. The classics ana tR.
French iangaagc form an impoflsnt Featur.
" toe REGULAR course Of study Alfth,
heg'isi hpnshss are bhlY aad farihl,
tiughL iseajihe 0e kaanI Ssleatss
anstgeted By s cdm lelc l~hPanias Z
'hef tA geopesi Css ake IL
't"'aus haw af ms stags Z
iaes1lon feag atseslr rafgrs
foe saFraFiR hsc ah5g ~
to oaleE sRI siss inv ppiVersy s
q hwaRg Cagss bets is gsoad as
aa9 hs resuhs Camuepiat
ias @osl n egsat 8nstfpginn Riven
ted eats S, to Ealaisia H.sig s. a,
be gentlemen indees; and 10 pains i
7sref 70 assist them in very interest.
Tie charges are. fat tronty weeks, ore
.aat I'd and twenty-five DOLLARS iaua7ab&
aavzRee tNusic, ShiCh is OplionaLj
aad fael. extra.
To SUN : 70 IN, or Tor other partieu,
r. ~ 'resS GAalson q. o. Miss.
Catalogues furnished on application. ,
TiiOS S GATIIRIGHT,
PrisciPal and Proprietor. :
Iaae Is 1875 tOl
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NlF1I NFFF0W NJ EWIN 7EIIWHI EHF
ain 4


i. 1aenendon 'STn the broad sea OF r.,
ed 4 y ~ NE storm of war epo,lnb
. We sne whirlpool Of abolition ans
fail ! 2 sa,a and depoodoa .s' peach 0'n
a. = nelds have been laid wsS va'' ~. oar
30 - sacked Sas and destroyed the si,v Uat Tlt'
his | Sa,n lost bis slaves the fsr~ p'u.
good . ia arm stock /; the merob.n t'T bir
and H. Our Libraries enlightep tbo hon 10
t IoSs : "J; silver spoons, and eve our
m ny, ~ 'rlntets Of our ohildred o,n ,ne
o mgn. The mantles, adorn The t,bl..
cre5i,or ' = parlors oftho spoilers. T rna
occonaa alone has saved bis '.no,e. lac
tioO un,s rom spoliation and des,r aau
,,ou. Morality and equa;tv ol aes'fuc-
,avad S s.o and distribution of what \
' 'n,eo from the wreck. Bat "da' Is a
Tsno to strike the ag .%ao y 0
I oen' now and where did be aage =,
,ouIJ A% t%e S;W And BY What TaIe y !,
NJ Upi iu. ,ne division be made? Il '.,i rJ,e n
r = justice for the creditor oloo. ! r'g4s 70
''gu. and justico' for The debtor ,p"e Is ial
! "as landly hoped aud believed 1'O tEa: ste
to bin,"ole would be a stay law" ow
~ himself IN this tbe bonr - NV y
D ajoof vs,anliy, and that be wopld I
4 s ~ from the dockets Of The c %Ua,a the
1he debtor could "catcb oour,s -,
I" Will he 2 put his house in or. faith
sa ~forbearauoe m uase :, =
M, o'is;.I have exhibited al Srvo many 2 h.
= avoid a fair settlement, vim
ANA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27
ltIBER AID FIGURING MILLS,

'nh ~Re9s~eRes Az naE Ia possession ol
ne 6araag Afl& and sov have and viii
ses7 o1aStsntr aa aAGG al kinds OF lnmhsr
rcaaF 10 ai e-aer~ TIE i nber will 81 AZ
AF-ree eathsf a. Tie na or al aur plaeT n.
prrcha$gr usy designate %
&c Eokes Is ear 81 HORNED ases, IN
Jr4usaei al Sasssss eaaas-a 10 ~ -
D.SNl MS a COLI.
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MRS. MLHF. WlRl

AZ Just received her new and fashion.
\ able styles ofFALL NnLINERY. Among
,oe'n are the following styles Of Ladies'
b%onnets; The Caialine and Gladiator. a..
l'reiy new and favoFils styles. The LeIion
. beautiful Hat, also French Bonpets, Wa
.%erlalls, %Faizzno.s and other other a~r,iplea
in her line.
Dress making, ~ all its varieties, attend.
ed to promptly. Bonnets and Hats Trim.
meg % any. taste, and with her facilities
isfactiOn. s"e sat-
OFT 6. 1896 Az
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OPENING SPRING YRIOFl
l.. ABRAUAM

ntssiss'ppi. on thsSS ErncT<i Ase9h
I Walker, deceased, noIl6 n Nssssp
given io all persons ntrh| Ia hA sna e9ag
SAID estate 70 come lotWafd ard ms ~ W. =
payment and In DE- iB4a
oagIng claims againsGthF san at ~ esScl
Ic presenfIhs II dulg pFobs s gssss = sAid
ana registered, within ID tsbe bst sou WI Y
scribed BY law or they 3D. nbe odst s.
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Hnw CorFEE. CiGARs, LIcEYrioUs
IS AND WOMEN KILL FAST You've
Z aislaYs Gall the roll of the young
,len Of 1892 says Q Paris paper, aud
s>s where they are? De Balzao is
killed bin, Frederick
SOULS is dead, the victim Of coffee and
li5auti0usnass Easaue Brilliant died
q m,imal ia the Cbareuton Lulatic
Asylum Grsulville went mad aud
btsathsd bis lass in a private insane
house Lasany died at the Chareu OIL
malhaJ-c. a mvirg luaatc. Love
Weimers died from opium eating anC
cen,iou ness. Babbie, after suaeripI
-989 from a laa'4slme disease, .oI,
poison 10 oul his prolonged ,ortuI
Allied de Muse, { I'd q victim to III
bottle and cigar Count Alfred D'lp
Say was killed b7 cigars and hoentt
ness Gaas. NJ Bernard disl fra,MI
FEE aai women lippo.ite RyeI 6et,
s lard died fro- coffee and t~oba1clifm
1s,d De Nityal or osc,u tja !
.tvce plenty and want, ab.tGkh IA
aud liceatiol-uOsa went mad n
himself, Jta
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

~ LRARMxN / C0TT0N have o. 9le'
b. 000 leet dry of raiiaus kluas i.se,re
TOY NH ssli ioW iof oash CELL soon 1s NV
iris Ill SOLD. Mills B miles west 't hAsA
villa
Sept m ls6e. Il
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nnOnncements.
Tqp IuDcR


J. ! AcLELLAED We anaoa4ee a can.
didaie for rs-eleetion as Probate Judge foI
Ao1ubee couaty at the next October elec.
ton.
CIRCUIT CLERK.
R. E Y. YATES, We ere authorized ia
announce . caadidate Cor reelection 70 Tie
ofiee of Circuit Clerk At the next October
e~lsctioa.
FOR SHERIFF.
CHARLES u. THOMAS, We announce a
can date for recollection to The caiee q
sher Of N0xubee county al the mex, oe.o
Der elelion.
TOR PROBATE CLERK,
CHAi Is BELTS ve are authorized d
announce candidate for ~re-elsction 10 tho
oaee e ple1a CLERK iog Noxui e c6unh
a We uexs aber elecuon.
NJ. EDFroR II VI. l. Malop- yin con.
ut = beooms candidate for he once ),
4sbass GsFk hsnal be supported br
Many FRTRNDg
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Newskirtst oE :
The Great invention o w
HOOP SK lI.Nl'
Baaley'S New H's

TRaS tnffnAtNN NJ
80 iagss0ssly S'A'a'
i'Ir .~rsSsT sagN .
sas Ana 6aTA
Tssy asoa Sesa :
ssr~ ard sS1s
- nre aoss 81
81 s7gs I
can - aass
40 rat
S,+--x ap5e Str'
.<seaArv 5 Al 'Te'
r,,.r,s -l-0at as
81 ~prqnsarss
a. AIRS a4a o. SSsts,i
~ ma ,l,es as sAsly
IN Is Ha-.m lrsss
siv having mioEe
,.re ,rd r-ut cOusea
r,,r,e. gHguc 49,
avail
saA he's
aung a,iies
The sacps Hs 81
.~osd -areai ant
anrs varu eoy
no.. seeef Aaoe
4. On rery SKIRT
,ice 20 da1ole @fR
~ -cm Wsa'in
~ sosH ssair s
ia they are
to Use
Al are made
aa lad apsz, aad
) 70 -,+gviuzeot 49,
nesgect Shape a On =,
blr, he ghts %
D.. and eeonomic
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

~ j alta
Qo9i oanf ql6S on 70 penggN sl.a 1
s asn, and upon 4 ~ bidder Tor y
y Twelve months from N. ~ me 9TH d
M NM pls,a asnss q ,hs aia john . !, ssle %
,es's iaA slsek, abeut three milss peaer decr
49, 3 aaeon, 10 said coua,v east Of a.
Wv ienemenis and herjdl,~m.s O land, VII
\ psrl Y gsng and being IN MA raere'o b,
wv 2, plantation 1t ma .na q the tn
sa And cultivated ~ him nv ~ aessaaed, carri
ne ilms u his deatL. ~ NV w lifetime, and
lsnds aia premises beins rilm creek, sal,
TIE ~ Of 90. sol ana X. = iellows, to vii
~ S,S s1lls SO; SO and he ~ =, Tue SWI D..
ssd wv Us M Of The VIZ m as ~ Of d.
so",a Nv ~ efthe SLY 81 ses,, Ihe 81
nWnshlp u. north of Eanaa sse'lou q, all
o. section !, n ~. east snd Il
ay,ng north q the Macap MT portion there
sanyeyed By said John Farcba. fairfield road
spehcar McHenFy. snd IN his liietnr
subject % the statutory liar '",u Ior divisior
s's ' PA WI be required 70 Give ,I S pgrcba
he pn ~ approved security far ~ PONG
P~utVhase money, PAYABLE ~ me one,bl'
SUSAN FANCHER 1He Lnd'.4
JAMES p. FANCIaa an'x DC
July IS, lsoA. OfJOAn FanoAer d SsG &c
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JOIN D. HODGE, afe su,6eri,,s i
Ahnea8ce plrcsion y M
1 aAaae esuoes 4 ~
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MACON CARDS.
THOMAS Z. PglI liz
oSpposi's court 9.L nI~',. :
MlItltttotAN .rCN1'

AND GENEhhL - Country
{. 70, the purchase and ~ s1's al d d.s.appon
If Merrhaudse Sc. uho have moHry
]Ts,, s'.s'"s : & ny y liza Il, sse' b ! s:,: IL a.: !, .
i rs8;.. s. ,'.f S.s:. n s Ssr a 2i.., ;o y (. (
T. Z. !: :.; ,s. 5s s 6 $ e.. + s.. 5s..; a.: sd : + !,
!s.ei' & ss .3@,s ~" more ore favorable to '''
oSner AID purchaser, ii. list to invest ~
""g' Tier surlas o'pl''',i | Il
- ssa s ssPa ''' e a E, E s G 'Sff %a1,iii;s:
d ,,c Mss Sept. |, 700
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burg states that crowds
Ihe Cathedral Of that
a. spectators. while
On hour glass turns it
aruck BY four figures
! nating %childhaods
! bio age; death strike
SaviOcr Appeals
twslyos Apostles
Aeir obeisanCe to him.
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sOR0OL 0PENTNo.

GALI. y 2. BELCHER win reopen he
~ school et the Baptist church Is Msoo ~
on Monday the srd day Of septcmhep nv
usgal vacations at Christmas aad Nav
IKGMs-per session of ten months A,oo
hhese the terms are not comnliea WIN
pasroas WI, @ expected 70 pay monthlv wa
incidental tee, e iof the entire term.
a Word 20 the Wise.
1bnts those adebted "a ma "a NJ.
~ Der delivered ia 1865 NH pl NV,
make settlement immediataly. Tam; 4
need Of The money,
..o eEo JAMESON.
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scan be colIectad ~
win - a'pped. Many adventure =
lie sa0 d'erienosefore the c@o l'.r '0''ol
STAN "0 Jaw it now
n G qo'rniDg the Cotton Mo,ou
b bd 't i..ns says, "on the 25th of sep.c. =.
aDa, Issued a proclamation reoa, Is :,
r. VINO had not paid their b. T.
pay IN gold Or silver, or in T,. 20 Il
,eY' as required on tho face =,
'Oua, an and bave placed one bond IN !
d Ia"u5 q The District Attorney ~ ll'
10 judicial District, uuon. ,,, = ''e
irooit s( Court I 'e e,. December 3, term Of the (.
a. y ., lest all the questions # law .6 Z, .
!. a''Se CONCERNING the voliai,, 'D't y y
'a "a sOnd',' The Tax colleo,o. -
,men ''' os ts. to receive these noe. IN I
; Isu' o. taxes but a mandarin. ! III
! bi Du' q 'Ae Circuit Court 70 co vas "
i, ~" "a 2 DO So The case will nom ON 60 60.
: oe appealed to tie H;cb = p'oO ~
-. appeals. If that O. anC
1eS mat these Treasure Do,o der
ecelyed in payment must sho
ind Of monev Mn no 9th. deb
~ 20 Received into disp
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NEtT F f.i'
=
IN "a asa
effbl iUa4 SINS
awf n.
:
a1 and
Mog
aHl h.~
h Isl oaa'
N. ~ os.e.s As3 sad
"a ss1ng o9as mis- p6ea d7ss .
, ere e0HSsasdv schix4to wAss
mad Of he nsv ass syaa, CIV. /
,mnv<sr,, 49, 3 ever =
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PATENT NIEnInnn-n

-r-,- Nd.Ss
? received from the Manufacturers. n
sInd k 70. o. Ien9lne Patent Medicines, in.
eua'ng u part the following, viz
n-fTan's APerieni, Biokrene. rTa.
npoasna : yer Bltters, rogers Liverwort and
49,, Dn Cherokee Remedy,
relanS'> Blood Purifier, MeI.ane's Cordial
Io1in ache Drops, Kennedys Discovery
ro1n'end.s' DO do, Thofn's Extract
I%arrant's Extract, MoIa.~. F.,
no',Af nat ~EA''rni'air, Mother ! Relief
Darby Fluid,
g's Cine, S"Tadngn sFl'e saive
Y a~ilatine, Ms VIM,
~ y ttsldehble Ink, Magnolia Water
tAnFan u,iient, Magnolia Balm,
sOil, Lint Thompson. Rvsw.,..
n; Pow's, Husbands Magpes;a
kbVSAf@ sHitchella Eva HI.b
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anils ~
~, haishHealez Cah fo F
hAtractS and F~eFfgueFy Of every kInt esas
brought - this market-lnst received and Esr
safe sy n. DENT.
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LADTEs!9


living CHM
er how badly worp
l'hem repaired and
BY calling soon on
NNHayEh main at J. j. Thorn.
IHNMME days.
Machines and Of
The La i, for N s,.,..,...
naann,. 'Om any one can
buahblAb = bought in any
FOR B len 10 r.D.,.,,.
TAis SCI ,S q ~a[ I'M d
@ a cOkA required.
admr- AlLLANT.
The SUNNI rcns s'l him
p the RI,
qsHIS 0la uirTc
i institute lAlAlO,
tnrniahpd AZ
Teachers evs
ernnlfy. wilt
Annual sea
heHaay, lhsE 81 al.
The Pnn1il tour
n lke soi
W / klikf
liams
siIn I16
meaaab etv.
re h6
hrlaaa n
sleFm milea q
Ny "a oh
palf sgate|. al
fhe 4aI. Sin
s.ea
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Penal. :

Female n
1!sh Female Bs.sil
W.. isS Female Si is'sis
'''A Female BSi.,.ss
~ Disiers
5pe result ~
TIE rsult
mn The re,aI, o. Sd
All Fcms% ohplalah
Female GG'nPlaihl
FemRle Il Pitlna
4. genaIs G'; o%lP
viii sSmiplslnls
WIN clrs ~, aleahal
WI ars to'1'0l cd
WI NJ, ais RHIvy,,lpIoi'N
wy cure Ls s''silsa
o oIg r'd youDS
ID / youos
0 IA young
VIA "a young
delights M,
i delights H.
4 delights PS9
Hg Fen J. delights Hs'
ge@ cd Uiaiss
F.o and UteriS,
Fen ard ulsErs
ro,. aad UtsrI0.
'D' E and Uisdr'
OF our bio,
ln,loo' NSna'mcSS
oliona MoD oassa
liOtioG Noas s,ea
c e,t l'es and npA,.
gu, all skid dis.'.
Gu all idru nav W
, ~ ,snoyessn impS !,
?, 'y M Mer lis PhyS.di''a's
allen ibis phy.aA
b. by y. N Memphis !PhylissasS
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AOlcra andD,.|
Tor Your Ktanil

ieur's III
Use Seyuntieurs h., Ateg gg
Use Sc n,ieur, M ~
Use n want earl III 1oe'5t vuoi
Use Sc fa7 ieurs n, R.~ISs'ry eaoI
cures TIE Kidnsuan
euFes lhe Kidneys d
cures ihs Edpesm
licdt : The Kidnsrs n
hcures he KidnsFsaa
Put up o q, Bottles IL
~ mp " Of Hstiels ~ si
Oa Bottles for
o., Bottles fbt
n % Bottles &c !
"r'pEsd Southern
M y, Aglhen
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no RMAN TER

- sa4nrlnrif.A ~
AsaAsask 80 .ss ~ $50.
q marking cotton. HnFffn't.
eOt 81 h9oomA ale
Ha 1906
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~ zoe Star says, Is soon 10
'ng house of its own, ~" 70
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SADozzs AND sarDLns

Co.
R,5 ug,1 aa f,bj,.
F'ss' fur I cbaDoas near H.
from o. : a isa's d'at %' TSa' down Il, Il. =: e
renpLAhg ia an o. barrel sea- sae nv
a'old psriie,ha lf fin 4prrisbt pSsitninosd
g'eei' sbso liz 5s.aa 9'ioe Of + ! water. q,
odcs DE oGjea.ately tp np,asAiDg ID l Isfy
assr. Wien / f' va, 'od %asIsu.d11 ~ 'Eis CO.. o.
( % p,'si,r Of a 'afprised to rope to
Che leip o.g J, RE to 1'sa s5,..I ipH : fssa
y . Eel I'd Do cut to g. 9, ,,i house.. '',,sss11sST u /
; stonoeda Dim, and n he fsb,s s.. vent c
sns4G 5sss. Which "o oea I c,n rS' q aed
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26
Gold Hill, June %, ls6s. -. js2sid

Gold Hill Tunnclling Gold and
,SIlver Mining Company-Location, Gold Hill
Mining District, County Of Storey, State Of
iNeyada.-Notice in hereby given. that At q meet.
ing OF the Trustees Of said company, held on
the 10th day Of May. 1855, an assessment (No. -
Of Ono Dollar per share was levied upon tho
capital stock Of the above named company, pay.
able Immediately, In United States gold coin, 70
the Secretary, r. wEGENER, No. AIS Mont.
gomery street, San Francisco, California, or to
the Superintendent, Mr. F. cHAPPELLET. Gold
Hill, Nevada l..,..,r..., -... -g...'...
/ Any stock on which said assessments shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of juno, 1855,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be adver.
tised for sale at public auction and unless pay.
ment shall be made before. will be sold on
TUESDAY. the 10th day Of July. 1866, TO pay
the delinquent Assessment together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees. 's.fs ..--
R. WEGENER, Secretary.
ofnce, AIS Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California. -r.T ..,..sE et...as. ..ysinE &C.
A discount Of three (3> per cent. will be allowed
on all payments made on the above assessment
on or before Monday, tho 2lst day Of Nay, 1865.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
myl4td r R. wEaENER. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

sapphIre Quart. will md nd Mh1iSs an 'Ss!
,.sJap%So,Ice /, hereby Owen. that at meeting
al the Board Of Trustees Of said Company. neia {,
ON III The eod day Of May. 1855. an assessment en- o.
III TIvs Doiisrs Der share wss levied upon the a.
.essable Capital Stock Of said Company payaSS,s ,Ss
S..rsta-y ~ the ofico Of the Company. Room D.
I.ncas. Turner 4 Co.'S Building = .,
''ss nr .,oek uuon which said assessment shall
..nat, y unna,d on THURSDAY, the 2eth day o.
Inns. ls68 shall 70 deemed delinquent ana
viii be duly for sale :. puS.s saoss %
=. .oid an Tuesday, tho l7th day OF July, 1862,
| ,o nav the delinquent assessment, togetner WIN
Wp.yt sdverti,inr and expenses Of sals
By order Of The Board Of Trulteea
o5 ''1N o.sN 49, '-1I A.!E0DNIG. Ssnstery.
| oa..-rn,.s. Turner % Co.'S SBuDdhSI y. q.
| sernsr Jseison and Aoaigonsry. nyNN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

BY order OF the board OF Irustees g.-
H. c. MANNING, Secretary.
Gold Hill. June g. 1856 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26
DELINQUENT ASsESsAENI SALES.

! o kcarsargob 1liniuE Companys-Lo.
cation, Tulare county, CaiforniA-Notice-The
Shareholders are hereby notified that In accord.
aDce with the laws Of the State Of Nevada, and
the BY laws Of the 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 TUES.
DAY, the tenth day Of JULY, o. 1866. at
3 O'Clock P. n so many shares or parts Of shares
Of stock In said Company, standing In the names
ufthe following named persons, AZ will be neces.
sary to pay the assessments due thereon, toge.
ther with costs of snle and advertising, unless
the same 10 paid previous to the day Of salea
FNon<s No. CsYts. Shdrss An't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26
By order OF the Board Of Trustees,
no,a um u,v q, ,sSs M = z NAVE a. e. '''SS ''e ID
Iiucoln Mining Comany-.E Excel

Lincoln Mining Comany- Excel.
sior Distriet.-NotIee Is hereby gvel, that In &C.
cordarce with the laws ofthe State, and the By.
Laws Of the Company, there will be sold at public
auction, In front Of H. @. Maynards Banking
House, Gold Bfl, at the hour Of o'clock. p. NJ,
JUNE 30th, 1866. so many shares Of the Capital
Stock OF the above Company, standing in the
names Of the following persons, as will pay the
amount due for assessments, together with costs