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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

BoSNYn Railway. Jersey. Tuesday morning Jpns ss,
John l. Bonny. aged ~
The friends the family invited attend Lis funeral
Thursday afternoon q O'clock from his as resicence on
hsilEOadaye.
cAMPBEQn Mondsy June 2 Mrs Sarah Campbell, ret OF
the late Thomas Is. Campbell aged 81 years
The friends reayes the family and those OF her sonn
VIM SPeman, invited attend the funer. ns the reel,
of LfT daDghsr Mrs John Dow No 100 Est Thirty mn
this Wsnesday 27h nai u o'clock p without further
notice.
cARPENTERon Saturday. June a. Philemon H. Carpenter Of
New Rochelle. aged IS years. =, 80,
The iay invited AAiiend the funeral
from Pesbyteran Church. Sswhochei on "wednesday at
loi o'clock a. m
LECoUon Monday evening June Is, CIles w Ieeour aged
% years -.
tend lie funeral HE late residence 81 las. Eshteeahsti
this "Wednesday afternoon at O'CLOCK
MACFkRLANA YOnkeu Tuesday morning seth inst ansrs
Thomas Nacfasn IN hs IAN year Chaplain OF the
Colond Of New York.
HI yss aud friends and brehren the Local Ministry
specially invited to attend bis nersi ThuIsdAy sh inst
toelock the Chapel OF the Gocred Home loot Of Sixty
hah.t River, New York, without further inystion BIZ re-
mains viii q tewbu Tor eIment fncay morning
by the steamboat Armenia
sTCOR-On Tuesday June IS 6 afer long snd painful
iess la vile Theodore secor aud eldest daughter OF
Thomas and MlIy A. soraRd, M the ga year th-r age
The friends e rsfys ~ TIE any, those her ahernaw
Henry ard her hrlthess Tho snt stephen Sorlhi
respectful y reqeaioi to attend the funeral on Ihas.day e
noon inst az O'clock from hsT late residence, no 81 Ve
grsw st., " d'oE east Of COagtst. soah bE'okya'
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WA * RE ID.

FVANS-COLE-at Burlington W. Wednesday June 20 BY the
Hopkins ID. D.. Bishop OF Vermont, ID W
.sr Lille f., ds liter OF the late Motton Cole CSC Of
Darlington
Saturday June % al the e.denee Of w
Salem, Wrstchssteg CO.. N w. oy the Rev
II e. Humphrey Jas B. Hall TO Miss H. Francis Aieaa, both OF
North Salem No cards.
IoyFRIDGE- Filth Mliosd ~ IL. wedneslay
aue 20 by William r. Eaton assisted by the Rev h. d.
Aver Henry Loverdsc OF New York CITY to harsa C. Bartlett
81 Milford n. H.
MISUNDERSTANDING ANTERIOR Monday, June IS at the
Church Holy Cross tie Rev Milan Mr. joe Menende
OF Louisa Rosa daughter OF Louis D. Defsanee
ESQ OF this city No cards.
PERKINsPATTON-In New IIaven Coma Wsdne,dsy June
~ by William Patton ID. d. Lofs Perkins OF London
Ens lmiy Potion daughter os tbs officiating Cls'gynan
RANDALIDIxON-On Tuesday June - by the Rev. o. s Rock
W. Randall OF Valparaiso, South America Miss
Fannie f. Dixon OF Memphis, TOun.
sCoTTHULL-on Tuesday June &c. by the Rev Mr. Collin.
RUFUS Miss Marie f. Hull, only daughter VIM. N.
Hull ESQ., all of the City OF NewYork. No CARDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

ANOTHER ACCIDENT OS THE HARLEM RAIL
ROAD Last evening sTeciei tfon PROVIDED iof tle
roturn OF a PIC mic party from Morrsana Park wtne
down M speed past the Mcose station, violently
trowp frem the track Dy the m ceon o sWlteh tIheu
of for an expected freight tram rom tHe az 'n
mo n thrown OF consisted Of three or Our cars coNneu
th vonen and children aud rs the INST car ran on t I"c
Turned TO right and tearing GP inc WOoaen pnu
he denot was broken pieces all inside Dens sset 20
eetber IN Que mass the being thrown on as SIDE.
50 Wa. siuiisly broxer perfect panic being the result
eve ninries 10 least dolcn Of the OccupaI's one
having HE e broken another being eli ID he lace anu
sevI nj Inc ladies bruised about the head and arms Inc
40 csd accident was the Ies of efOss caIessness Oh
MARI Of the enpoy6, Of the Company Tue o I
~, nsmAd Meyen backed down n speed too great cI
80 t,n nnger fbe circumstances and apparently Winoul
ia "a hsther the switch right or not ehd no leAt
80 q. warn an approaching train OF the TACT OF ne SWITCH
u.s. ,a,,ol III IKE occurrence oily prevented iiom
pt e,nv,e Inv fetal resil IL bv mere miracle "heh are
these accidents " cease, We "olil ASH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

below here Mt Lake wesbnetop lives In quiet retirement
Lieut.. Gen. Wade Hampton, the seconu kleaees' =
eleiain Of the late COnederucy He 'NO q. fee eA'
ensye 1nltiols. upon which he divides his & ueFoting
himsc chiefly 0 the conReninl pursuits OF rel cHtaleo
Southern genllsman-Dooks, Planting, and the chase
Mir. l.. b. Preston, OF the leading business 'uen
Of the yicniiy of Hartford Conn Gcd Monday night 70
was rcsdeut Of tho Rockville National Bank, and II the
Rockville branch Railway Company.
Rensselaer, County papers announce The death Of
earn sherman young who has long been terror 20 the
D 'ns Of the Northern portion Of that county who died
lew da. s ego.
One o, the murderers Of the sqnb6 family, IN
LeEisburg Il, "
York. -, -,
ia :. - ,hr,, that be viii entirely recover wh
lie ezeeptio # a slight las -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
The Fisheries.
FISHING NTHKwATERs 0P NEW BRUNSWICK AND NOVA
sCOTIA-NOTE FROM SIR FREDERICK BRUCE.

WASHINGTON, Monday June % IsGG
The Hon. SI Fred5.ich ". A. Bruce, the British Min.
ser sccreaed Is this Government by en- oeel note Of
n l6G ts ,ss Of Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick have an eed that tDc possession OF license
issued by Canada to s shall ente the Hodsr during the
season Of 1880 to h In th waters of NewBmnssek alg
Nova Scotia as well as IN lhose OF Canada, ana
Scotia or New-BTunswick, ii any snen shall be Issued
will be eptitlsd 10 lisa in Canadian wa,fs ~ B-lhs
Notification is supplemental 70 one issue ea IN June,
in which it stated that Il. Potter esq w bsfler,
esq, is the correct Daueh commanding the canadian
G0Temnien vessel La Canadicnuc, employed IN pr,ec.
ing the fhcres Authorized TO issue fishery iccns>s
the payment Of 30 cents per tun measurement of the
vessel 10 which they granted 70 remain IN force dur
ing the and comforting the same rights, 50 fer as
the Canadian fisheries concerned as were conferred
by the Reciprocity Treaty 10 United States fishermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
Liberal s,ccr,.c. Mexico.

WASHINGTON Monday, june - l665.
afr Romero the Mexican Minister received to-day the
following ieeg&0hic dispatch from the Mexican Consul
n Nev-Oncaus.
NEW.ORLEANs June "a 1866.
have cfeiIl Information that the 10th inst Gen Esoo
bcdo ca Dtu.ed, CY OF Camargo train of the
enemy eoIsng $50 wagons with tesws of i2 mules eqch
loaded with erchande worth 81 0OO9Co Ger Ecobedo
also cpture IL pieces Of artillery With ammunition and over
eco pronr lie considers ts victory tie end of the
on tho Rio Grdnie
Further ION nation received BY Mr.. Romero about the
Mexican victory ~ Camargo states that ire lth ns
Gen Ovem left MatanOrOs with large train of wagons
escorted By 1900 men, OF whom 800 Austrsns Gen
Mcjia remained al Matamoros with 100 OnlJ and $50
at Bagdad The City Of Mniamoros is therefore untel-
aOe Tor the fmpe iasts after thoT defeat at Camas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
The German snengerfess.

IRfDG TPORr. Conr.. Tuesday, June o. 1876
There is large Attendance at the German Saengeiies
here. Societies from Boston, Worcester New-York
Philadelphia Newark. and Other places have arrived
They were welcomed by salvoyof artillery The 9Th In
family acted escort 10 the sosiees which came in
the New-York steamer. They were welcomed by Gov
Burnside and Acting Mayor Jones
Many buildings decorated with aags and escutcheons
and German notices. A beautiful arch covered with
eycrgrecns and bearing words OF welcome spans West
minster-st. Concerts take place this evening and to-
On Thursday the singers Wis Rocky Point, and
have o grand clam bake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
PbiludeIphin Cattle narhe,-JUvr &c.

There.uas rood supply Of Beef Cattle this week. but the
market rather dull and prices had downward tendency
Tie of amounted 20 SIS head and sales made NJ
from s5a go for fair good cattle and from grass T.
100 for prime and extra Common stock sold at from s2 20
aSf.
SHRrPThe supply NJ Sheep fr but DOt so large
the week prov0ns The offerings and sales amounted 10
600 head prices ranging from y &c. 4 g. gross
UOls-There is hut lh change In his markets 1900 head
were sold IRON si3aSi - 3 100 IS net to quoty.
Cowsfhe sale ~ Cows reached 2l0 head at from 80
So toI Spr!agcr and from s6Od 500 for Mich Cows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
The Irish Republican Army-.1r. sserscn..

Inc following statement IS sworn TO by several OF
TIE ends Of Mr. Stephens defense Of the honor and
OF action Of the latter and explanation Of the condition Of
the Irish Republican army.
'he Undersigned ZACH Of or oS et vii aSa scer
~hout ~ tsg hope therefor sonly swts 10 lie
tru,hs Of ne = -'eVeDis ieicin contained
the sh Recn ,r there -cluiy qushed to spes to
the Ell ency srbsr and emnson OF the men tie Eup"
IN L respect solsmuy M 70 the BET o. ous bei each
jogging from eei hat - pot Of rurbs ihe ogarifa
Ton yss never nugsrog. a. c o. ns5g-i2 81 the Tea We
the orgrizaiicn prevent, oabur - to discipline and
have in somc caass n,eltfed Win e6SoSaiio
tive yet in the MAN. they niaet and in spite o. The immense
be wonderful perfection Of The lin which the Chic Ur
As further proof Of OFT m belief the ,rah OF tie foregoing
statement we each Of % pledge our io9drs 20 return and ttt Tor
SS country independence wherever '''' upon ~ OUT beloved
And lere nsver to .ludsr. hints and in.
was lie, out Of prison by British sutoi that he prsons who
utter eaure onsered by nds at home enemies
And further TIA, Nj Stephens has teen alTay at
land Ensand and scodud by
tleo to bes man Of tie stctesi integrity, and and got pa
James Osrysn A. Middleton County Cork Edwsu sheehsn
r. liolvmorrt Tftrimt Pa Wh sub enter Tpreray
William Collins A. hrish Watefd; william Hakin g.. Tyrone
OShsn1ssy A.. Dobln John j. Gray A.. Co Civ John Lain
r. Londni Robert Latin A. London Thomas Moore A. knfsud
Csp. r. A.; John Coleman. T.. Lnerick Thomas Dsn In
psn Cry dennis dS,rysu' b.. I'm County Kilkenny
CorR; james j or cn6'i A. 6a6lir
5. II. THATER, jr.. Notsp Public.
Mr.. STEPHEys.-The publication in Tie Daily
NeFsoi this city Of certain reports injurious TO the putston
Of III, Stephens Head Of the Fenian Brotherhood has
called forth adsvs and letters from three II MIR Stephenss
cOuntrymen cOntradicug IN the most explicit and positive
dav relate principally TO tie circumstances Of Sepben5s
arrest aud escape from Richmond prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
iIen;psis.

MTMpHT1, Tuesday, june 20 le66
A freight train on the Mississippi Central Road ran
through trese three miles north Of Grenada, yesterday
evening.
A negro brakeman was killed, aud William Sutton and
OF Granada and others, severely injured
The tender and two cars were demolished.
II is Exported that the crops Arkansas aud Mississippi
encouraging though thin.
Thermometer to-day, % degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
NeW.ttrIeRus.

NEw-ORLFANs. Tuesday. June %, 1866
The validity Of the Confederate obligations is ac-
kn0wldgcd BY the Union Bank OF Tennessee, and ac-
ccpcd BIZ the entire mercantile community. Confederate
debts are paid in currency.
The Jackson Railroad sit hgs been postponed, with
view 10 a compromise The successful working OF the
road and its ability to pay are acknowledged
Cotton unchanged; sales today 200 bales Low Mid
ding, 35a3fc. Receipts to-day, Il bales receipts for
four days. SEQ bales against 90 bales. Exports 1856
bales Stock, 1900 bales. Bank sterling, l67. New
YCrs Exchange / discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
large Robbery af ~ Louis.

ST. LOUIS Tuesday. June &C. 1856
A man named Clark, while going from ST. Joseph to
Iockport, Achison County robbed Of $4,000 on
Saturday.
portion of the Common Council Of Cincinneti and
large number of excurionss arrived here this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Volunteer pe w!akine some COWS for an advance guard
Of Fcn.:ius
The prisoners VIII be all indicted including tie wounded
man Madden The spy Coburn VIII be discharged Edgnr
rogers the ueseiteF from Co. X 30 T. s. Heavy Artillery
may prove an 'b to most serious charges Tic exaulaon
OF the prisoners being conooded they been committed to
Montreal Jau' and left today the TRIM TIE trl WI
come Of at Sweetsburgb slime not yet settled
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STOLE A WArcB.-Wble Mr.. George b. fe'rs
OF No l37 Twelfth-sf was standing On 'ue eo'n.,
- ga si-gsve l,okins into jewelers. window, be
,x a. Lie ,ss.ch chain and boxing down, iounc
s sUle ae sel s 500 Lad been detached from tse
chain and was missing. He instantly seac ga ee him Of
ba t1e struggle ensued during which inc 1h a5 Tpe
- $3.50 M ne walk bu' could BOT release ~ AO
w opf H. sc.afel by Oiiscr BcTll1ge 81 we ~, ~
tG pcroc asd YES. siiay DE committed iof iiI- "
nefinn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

swANsuadsny Mount ysrnou Tuesday the 18th io M
Howard Swan.
Notice Of the tuners, will be given the p,pe ofomoucw
TTUson second day sirh month 25h Sarah T. Titus widow
tle lste Richard Tios, sK-d 81 year.
Tie funeral will take place rom he. % residence No 10 Carlton
ave. broekyn On on'ss y Oc0ss The relatives and
~ fFp.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Anaarm Of ire was caused about ia ocl'cA '1 ,.
nir, hy ne Inuing cf eaiangy IN the baiidns 10 ..'
c,eeayys. occupied by Francis pude'oh as 'a''V''
shop ~ aoIag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

The Best Place TO bay new, tasty sad we-ssa1D
SPRING aud SUMNER CLOTHING : at y B BALOwfNH
Bowery the largest and the cy.
and prices less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
TmE EENTANs.

Tug Rrpoaqrp sEmamH IT rcaos NIL - THE
rRisoKErs--THna aTuAnoy
y 81. AhsAss, Tuesday, jane 30 irO''--ihe isp%'
MA ssfrr ron Pigeon RI le "a was caused " '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
5pstial Notices.

,...... Special Notices.
Wherefore Is PnALoN's NIGHT BLOOMING CERRUs.
Ike minted gold Because It never dsprecs..
sood toast for the sdser. PnALoNs
GEE Use" May We peer want friend give
Arouse. To the Rescue. Look to Your In.ere.as.
siepi .s .s u 10 he ss b n& os
He'll bundled sd 1n s' s:sa f 4 "a As'.
Ise PPy ne . doaS q. passed Sy he 6o s
MOI III "a s - of ise pargo q ronsln loco@o.es
q. Sshol,. s', aad Msnhsi,;n'i. crossing S.as
.t 4. .,,en. without further Ass .pss-rs
p DEWITT 6 LAWRENCE
VIII. HAMILTON COMMITTEES
WM.H. RAYNoR.
Home
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OIUTUAD
rs coURTsT., BROOKLYN. and
25S BROADWAY, eossr wsreus,
EEw-YoRK
INSTRUMENTATION MILLION DOLLARSi
1000 POLICIES IN FORCE.
DIVIDEND ERsT MAY 1856. FORTY PER CENT.
FIFTY PR CENT OF THE PREMIUM PERMANENT LOAN
~ DESIRED
ALL POLICIES NONFORFEITTNG.
WALTER s. GRIFFITH. Prsss,c~s-
ISAAC II. FR0THrSonM TreisHs.
Gro C. RIPLEs Secretary
Wn J. COFFIN Actusry
Hadyay's Re,dV Relief,
AS A PREVENTIVE AGAINST
AslATIC CHOLERA
WILL CURE
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
tzrspoonff in half stumbe drink will In sw
minutes painful discharged ans restore the patient 70
health sla comfort
RAPIDLY CURES
Rheumatic Neurc Affections Tos, Asthma DpA
iberia, Nervous Hepdache.
WHEREVER PAIii EXISTS
Apply Ready a9ori inlslsdse and aack
cure.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists
RADWAY Coz No 81 Maiden iAse.
Travelling Suits
Of all Wool Cashmere for
Is DOLLARS
suitable for the SEA. SIDE II the MOUNTAINS
DEVLIN G o.,
BROADWAY. conner OtaBd a.
BROADWAY, corner wsfrea e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

wherefore Is PnALoN'S might BLOOMING CEREUs.
Ike minied gold Because It dspreclstes
good toss, FOR the admirers nALoNs NIGHT LOOMING
May We peer shiend to give him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

silver Watches of all descriptions.
ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS AMERICAN LEVERS. On
LicHED LEVERS and LEPISEs Fiern. Twenty rwen,ya vs
Hundred Dollar. each o sale b. GEO ALLEN No Hs
Broadway one door below csns.st -
Goa Hunting Watches of all Descriptions.
Forty fry Sixty Pour Hundred Dos each for sale by okQ
c. ALLEN. No as Bro'dwsy, Que door below canllst
(;cmt,emens seal Rings.
Amethyst Topaz BoOdstcse Cbune Onyx &C. For sale By
GEO. c. ALLEN. No. as Broadway
One below Canal -
= Jules Jurgcnsen Watches.
ENGLISH PATENT LEVER WATCHES.
GOLD AND SILVER
DIAMOND AND FNAMELED WATCHES
FOR LADIES
F., al. hv Is GRO.c ALLEN
No. ils Brosd~sy.' lone door beiow C.sslss
The %I E%Prs pee esp q 6t siame"'
CROQUET,
BASE BALL AND ARCHERY
TIE NEW ENGLISH OUTDOOR GAME.
AUNT SALLY,
A. y, SWIFT Co.. No. ~ NASSAUSr.. N Y
DaIIey,- Magical Pain Extractor hos well essss4
It's ges, reputation for healing Of Burns Pues
salt Rheum Old Il CONS Bunous Bsues
sprsin. and Rheumatism Is cisp box Sold BY Drassisa
= DR. j. Coils brownies ChiOro ync.-Ihis iavsaSbts
ten restores tse stimulates healthy sor d
deu sud medsl eHiol Its virtues u.n 20 stess
qusntities in the following diseases Consnmpon Asthma bro
chi.. whOopmgcoush, Nea nsf'Aes Rheumatism spA'ms
CHOLERA FsA Resell communicated, the coss- Of Psysi
clans T. Davenport he bad received in'ormon 70 the
eaest that the ONLY remedy Of any sss IN 0h0s'a~''
CAurI0N-Sone genuine without the word Dr. J Coais
cLloOdyne on the Gey,na.ns stamp oVs~h SHINING
usd 5s,,imosy ;ssoTPInir' ps sI
No % Great Russell s., B sa5 L2n aSn.
No. ~ Hs-ssg-s-, NJ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
CONGRESSIONAL REN0NIYATIoE.

PoRTLASp June 2G.-Ihe First District Union
Convention at Saco to-day renoinatedhe Hon. John Lynch
rs representative to Congress The resolutions the
same as at the State Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
POLITICAL.
by telegraph
rllk TEXAS ELECTION.

GALVESTON. Monday. June % 1895
Inc election in this State passed of quietly. Throck-
morton, the Conservative candidate for Governor Las
la-oe majority in this city aud will probably get pin,
tenths Of the vote Of the State.
WITHDRAWAL or UNION CANDIDATES IL KENTUCKY
GEN. HoBsOS NOMINATED
LOUISVILLE KY Tuesday June &C. LEGO
The Union candidate for Clerk of the Court Of APP
peals. Messrs Balng and seaton have withdrawn Gen
Hobson formerly ofe Federal army the captor Of Morgan
and President Of Tie Soldiers late Convention has been non
nael
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

In reply to card published in Saturday TRrBrsE,
VIC have the following fgou tie Washington Agent Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Travelling suits
OF all Wool Cashmere for
Is DOLLARS.
Suitable for the SEASIDE or the MOUNTAINS
DEVLIN G. Co.,
BROADWAY conner hand a.
BROADWAY wsfrea q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

At he conclusion Of the address Gen Lindsay desired that
the officers commanding corps would read il at their parade
TIE volunteers required 10 speak fr hcm and Tie
ansrcr tie address the District Order lately
Issued which Capt Heay would read This officer then
read the following order
Dr,rnr OsxE; TIE emergency which csessd tie Volunteer
Csnd 20 srr- 20 having paed BY the Major
aiding TIE
they have a. dered 80
paced service OF the Crown, cu Of upward
Censdi' which tie occasion had been Of
could been GHgeued
"a he Gov smuleE. might h,vs required.
The cQpg sent ca o e cni htre thown zcl ia %
tuts pfoIfnsrce Of hr dates - soldiers VIII D ca
a. isu ~ creates confidence while OF TIM ha'anon nave
si revere marches peo u have undergone con
si8ersbis Iaflships in mos, uufnvortbe weather. .
While the rood fill Of the General comma 'ne
I'M troops the frontier had ire ene q,
assemble o. armed srd While IN The end the eslhTs
Etsnut fu aston proved miserable eife the Asoi
volunteer force lave cy e fre Ia
hsd no. oDporuniy igns rom The SOL o. Oaisrs tnf
soss s Gained mtg with which iney haNs NJ P'
Ts Mac, ers feels convinced that ,5paee 70 shosoer y"
ths x5I troops e heI Ns,siy. he toiafre. - -. v
Inv, ,yed themselves worthy 81 the arpoDson - - !,
md thst theyouf ts pred~cseSs hsn eos .
H. % ~ hsve succefiy fneed TIER country sho A'P "
w f5r peace C.asda = i,owias heef psepsel i.I
Nsio General eshod Ia Aearius Us iestnepJ %
al. nsh ara INDEPENDENT spirit which proves thai Canada mas
Tsa,oa % b p.ouaa q h'r e.zen '2o, ~ o. s Il ese
The ,,os then presented arms and three cheers wers
given fr lhs gcen tic General the 1iaJOr etc., nc ~
srs on tic points Of their uayonets Anef is
a ~ ardor (which made them very hoO me roor. dc
6eJ fvag como Of streets OF the cry ana tne "use
hImS 10 70 home. ,.. .,,.,-,..t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-21

. CAUTION.-An persons are hereby eau.
toned against purchasing any Of the following
dvscribed stock. of the Alpha Gold Hill Mining
Company, hs the same was sold for ,Assessne ents
' at the sale of delinquent stock Of the above
named Company, on July 5th, 1866, rs per adyer;
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LincoIn and Mount norinh Mining
CompanIesyGNotee Is hereby given, that al q
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Compa-
nles, held On Monday evening, April 3o'h, 1856,
I,yi,d upou each and every share Of the capital
stock ofsaid Compahfes, payabls Immediately, In
United States gold coin, 20 the SECRETARY. .I D
;, By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
myi I'd WIN M9ES HALE, Secretary.
CONFIDENCE silver Mining Company
-Lbcation; Gold Hiiii Mining District, County OF
Storey, State Of Nevada SoTIcE-Ths 'assess-.
ment, No. 3, or Twenty Five Dollars per share,
levied June 5th, 1866, has this day been rescind
ed. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees, AZ ,-r
s'T = 2-,n' R. wEGENER, Secretary.
,s San francisco July. 9Th, ls66.a1ia aJySlw y,
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Companies - Location Meadow Lake Mining
DiItriet. No, ada county, CaL--Notce ts hereby
given, that at a meeting OF the Board Of TINS
tees Of said companies, held June ilth 1896, an
as ssessment of Twenty Five Cs1) cents per shsre :
WA. Ieyird upon each and every share OF the cap.
tnI stock Of said comp panlss, able immediately
10 u. s. gold coin to the Secretary, AT his once
In Gold HILL or 10 II. q. jacobson, superintenf q
dent at the mine. BY order Of the Board OF Trus.
tees. 5TG5 .I'lsl lJNO. v. A. LANSING, Sec'y.'e
: Gold Hill, June l3 1866. fr rs JelJm