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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10
NUMBER 3O7

imposing other burden upon the country than that
of furnishing supplies in kind for war purposes |
which it is bound to provide by law.
LOUISVILLE, August "a fire at Cairo de- |
stroyed the tin stove store of G. Henderson, and /
the queensware store Of I. s. Waine on Ohio I
Levee. The contents were totally destroyed The |
building was owned by VIM. Berker, and insured |
in Eastern offices. The stock was insured for
$1,000 in Eastern Offices Other buildings were |
destroyed, making total loss Of upwards Of |
$50, 900
& NEW York, Aug. 9.-tBy the CabeT) LoNDoN,
| Aug. s.-The relations between the governments
of Austria and Italy are assuming threatening
attitude.
| LIYERtooL, Aug. s.-The ship Danube from
Bristol for the United States, was burned at sea.
Her passengers and crew were saved by the ship
Compeer, Of Mobile, and brought here.
1 SARATOGA, August 9.-There are six hundred
delegates to the Union national convention.
Judge Homer Nelson, a war Democrat, was
elected temporary chairman. The delegates will
be composed probably of an equal number of
Democrats and Republicans
| WASHINGTON, August 9.-Gold closed at 1885 !;
6s of '85, 1105 coupons of 65, 1O7! lO.40s, 994
treasures, 1851! Cotton closed easier, with sales
of $50 bales, with middling uplands at 34@35c.,
and Orleans middling 36b0137c. Flour unchanged.
Wheat unchanged. Mess pork heavy at -s3l 81.
Lard firm at l9I@l92c. Sugar steady. Coffee
quiet and firm. Naval stores irregular. Turpen-
tine 67b@7lc. Rosin 50 1709 90
QUARANTINE, Aug. 9.-Remaining in quarantine
steamship Alliance, Staples master, from Vera
! Cruz; British schooner Mai, G. B. Hardenburgf
master, with 81 passengers, in ballast; British
schooner Teresa, from Tampico, 8 passengers ant
cargo o. lfui..
SOUTHWEST PASS, aug. Zine shlps M boyh
ton and South America, bound out, are inside tn
har a4 anchor. The bark Florence Chipman
still outside Inc tiae y Eery lo"' Ansie
nothing at all in sight. WIND soulh-Very Hght.
YIcKsBURG Aug. 9-Passed down, Julia at
piver r;sino-
|. = r,,. -. 90 ,,.o ,,
oF. LOUIS, August s'-riout a0'i'e' @ pe9' y a's
23c. higher fall extra sI(9SS double extra $40
1sl2 25. Wheat stiff and higher at 81 05@S2 o.
n;v,o 60 9n66spa 25 h. Choice corr eq665c f,
4 - - -, -ga-e, -. Ia ~,
mixed ana yeho" 'z@g'os' l9r MAse' ~
374@4lc. Mess pork higher at S35(Ds53 5u. Bact
stiff at III 4c. for city shoulders. Whisky steady
u 90
-, -. ~. q r,ro-,. o,-4,, for,
~ CINCINNATI, aug. S.--f iodt u"ti eA"a ta'iii
S9@ll. Wheat duh. Corn Gull ana deeilnIn
mixed 60006Ic. Oats, 35G1+3c. Mess pork, S
Z 4 tocaoo p,,Il- ,,oa+s IEo7I7lc Iooea Race
~ ggs['c-, ,,1. .oo7[-an,i
l992l5c. Lard, 2Otep2le.
be LouIsYILLE, august 9.-Sales 148 hhds toha
rs GO at full prices snpefnne hour 50 7o' Ffsf
ir Wheat 81 40 oats IN oulk 4oc' new oaIs p
-a MIXED corn 5ee. mess porh 90 o. pa0
shoulders T6Ec; clear sides 2l5. Lard in tierc
.er Ole New whisky 81 25. Choice bagging 24c.
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rhe volIksfest Commlttee LIbel Case.

The Volksfest Committee Libel Case.
The examination of the charge of libel against
Mr., w. Bohn, alleged to have been committed in
a communication inserted by him in the Tagliche
Deutche Zeitung, on the 4th of July last, accusing
the Volksfest committee of May last of fraud
aud corruption with the intention of injuriug the
characters of the gentlemen composing the com
mittee, came up for examination yesterday before
Recorder Ahern.
Separate affidavits had been made by each OF
the following members of the committee against
| Mr. Bohne: Col Leon Won Hinken, city auction
| eer; Fran Shooter, No. l59 Common street; Z.
Krost, No. l5l Common street; 7. A. Keller, No.
10 Exchange Place; Charles L. Sirjacques, No.
| 81 Tchoupitoulas street; W. Thel, No. 81 Com
mercial Alley; N. Fehrenberg, No. ll8 Canal
street F. Froh, No. 46 Tchoupitoulas street; G'
NJ. Looming No. Ill Terpsichore street; George
Sromeyer, Nos. 81 and 80 TchOupitouas street;
Charles Del Bondio, Nos. 81 and 66 Lafayette
street; Joseph Billeisen No. "a Bienville street;
F. A. Bettnger No. "a Bienvile street; ii. Raht'
zen, No. 80 Tchoupiroulas street; Julius Hoerner
No. 10 Exchange Place; William DeIarue, No. 6e
Magazine streets Louis Schwarz, No. Is Chartrei
street; Charles Beudix, No IS Chartres street
and John G. Bohm, No. 80 Bienvlle street
But one charge was examined, that preferred
by Col. Won Znken, as the eVid nee in one cas-
would be the same in all the others.
Mr. Dirhammer appeared for the prosecution
and Mr.. G. D. Schmidt for the defense. The yer
=. high standing in the community of the gentleme
of the committee against whom the imputHto
had been made by MIR. Bohn, attracted more tha
usual interest to the case, and large number {
our mostrespectable German citizens were presel
either as witnesses or spectators
The testimony for the prosecution proved UNI
ouiyocally that Mr.. Bohn was The author and puI
Usher of the offensive communication. The esta
" lishment of this fact, aud the presentation OF Sc
eral documents to vindicate the integrity OF Il
committee, constituted all the evidence present
for the prosecution.
None was presented for the defense, M
Schmidt contending that the prosecution shou
have brought the books of the committee in
court for examination, and alleging that, it tn
were in court, his client had witnesses prese
who could establish the truthfulness of the co
municaton.
The recorder did not agree with counsel as
the obligation of the prosecutors to bring
books into court, and as no evidence was to
offered for the defense, he sent this and all
other cases before the FIRST district Court
trial
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- r,,.u,ror A. +to 3nstarca of Hpgb
ftRst NJ "a ~ rosnrL g,Taat Wiz
'n le9lolg a. sad bv Pardrder Abern to
4 IauS >" a' b lie 5oTgbtcr Mr. T1I)an smith
restore 70 MN NM ii'S annstg' I'M h m aas a1te 4 noo
aseI il goout r rrd LI, iTrs Anne F6niSan vino
Cea,eu " ~ ~ oSisu @ ~ rariat II III Fonrf6
Ers tar NE NE o,poa Mr. TinTiGan viii finan
| non0S' IA0 'n"i . - -
P499E' e,,o-i,,. oasos oor,e baForn pocorder
| , lHe I,ols loi,o"ius N"9'' 1o-N -. IA.
AIGln Err,1a acer,zed of bed+irr
MIth !, ndtTn sTa, .'i9a a., g. ssT near
J,,G 4ro9+ tb intart 10 xiii on Wednesday
JHI4 stsetS3 mtn an5 befara tba jfr:
I 4lsng W. S,o,'s,. e1"ili''so an 7S--'
DlTllic1 7 Si roeidon+ of tba Dorfsb of Fast
Eeler oooN' d neeaugnV i7 ~, ~ N nbarra ~
haton hoq3e, mp3 49,, 1 {H 1t cf Ist G6ntL
Lrau"G.tHti9 poI"iiiiiT' II NJ n Cd lT1 .Tr.a+
from Dir' ". & H. 1a45iilelip, gi ~ =, w +i+ H.
tle SUN q Si-yyl " iataeIy = IL ld
l''o ~ ~ NY i5,,d itiir ron tv-aIve 10 four-
lF'n aaFS ito,i Az 80 sot for eS.on,,n
.ia,, on 7ba ia'i iSi6 iHst
lam A Vayshan was orrairned on accusation
af orhnlzIin9 s98 entrusted to him by Peter
Trss IN nav interest on a mortgage note The
> casa viii he exaTined on the 18Th inst
. Ion,ea Nnrnhv- Zen, johnson, negro. Aur
t D1Tis naGressY Warraret Burns and LIZZIE Burke
e 1,are eac6 Sentenced to ninety DAYS in the work
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GREENBAoKs ARE GooD.-Such is the legend
which has appeared lately, not only in the news
papers, but on the street corners, dead walls and
partition fences. But it is now followed by the
assertion that Robaoks are better Without pre-.
suming to decide this delicate question, we are
prepared to say that the bottle Of Roback's bit
tiers which was sent to us by Mr.. John A. Wright
fully justifes the assertion. The popular cry now
is that greenbacks are good, but Robacks are
better. .# ING.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

Dissolution OF CoPARrNERsHIr.-As will be
seen upon reference to an advertisement pub
lished in another column, the copartnership here
tofore existing between Messrs Julian Neville aud
Il. M. Van solingen was dissolved, day before yes'
terday, by mutual consent. MIR. Van solingen
having removed his office to No. 28 Carondele'
street, will continue the auction business, and VIC
would recommend him to our readers for share
of the public patronage, as he is experienced, en-
ergetic and honorable.
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Drowned.

Shortly after the steamer Emma left the lake
end yesterday afternoon Tor. Mobile, her purser
Mr.. Emile Campos, acciFe entally fell overheard
yawl was at once lowered, and proceeded
to the rescue, but by the time it reached the
body it was found floating on the water, if not
quite dead, hey ond the power of resuscitadon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

BAD NEws FROM LOUISIANA The Cotton Crops
Desfroued.-A gentleman just returned from a
lrip to the Lower Mississippi Informs us tIat a
worm has made its appearance in the cotton Fields
of Louisiana, that has utterly destroyed this crop
1t prevails in myriads, attacks the entlre PUN
said hat The entire crup in Louisiana has been de
s,rovod by it. The insect had nat appea ed ~
Mississippi but the planters were uneasy y W TX
prehension OF its adyent.-[St. Lous DISPATCH '4th'
Nothing like news from home, especially through
| A reliable gentleman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

The Cincinnati Gazette of the 6th instant has
the following instance of negro progress in civil
iaation in Ohios
shocking piece Of depragity was revealed in in
da1oSter bT Ills first wife, a little boy and a
Soasdsr. all negroes except the wife, lived IN 9
sho,tv on Adams street. GOold and his wife had
had repeaod quarreIs lately, during one of whicl
| She was severely beaten, and she mad nm arrest
| child Dat Of hatred To her husband and offspring
/ She lel home this morning, leaving her infant o
a bed, having previously instructed her boy, tou
wears old, to set fire to the building. Tue bo
buraed to ashes. The parties have been arrested
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cnnps :. v1pn1s1A-A Yirslnin naper saya:

CRoPs IN YIRGINIA.-A Virginia paper says:
Mr.. VIM. Lange, near REaderiaksharE. raissa sl
over three hundred bushels of whsat IRON hiteeh
Mr.. c. Cole, of Fredericksburg, raised STAR
of corn sixteen feet high and niue feet to me hfss
ear of corn. ~. -
The corn in Matthews county this ,,ss season %,
promises abundant yeia. me HeSnea 60 is h1a ~
cult cultivation eqsai to what it was previous to the
| late war.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

FRoM EAsHvILLE.-N Nashville, Aag. 4.-Ihe
Fifth Congressional District convention this day
appointed the following delegates:
W. B. Campbell and Neill Brown, with alter,
mates u. L. House Of Wilson, Thomas Harvey OF
sumner, John Woodward OF Robertson, and 5. Il.
Anderson and James WhiteTorth oi DAVIDSON.
Speeches were made by Willis Brien, Colonfs
| House, Ex-Governor Henderson of Texas, N ell
| Brown and j. q. t,udn.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the Phils
delphia Convt ntion, and reproVing the Spirit
sectionalism which brt uglt un The la'e war, an
condemnlng the principles and conduct Of th
radical par y, arquing the form .ii"n 'o an organ
zaiion to drive the rad cal leaders from puwt
! aud approving the PresdenCs eoUrse and pleds
t iIg him thgir support.
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Passengers peg steamship AasasOrda' from
Galveston, vs New Orleans, OPelousas and Great
| W estern Railroad, August sth;
dee s5r Morg and ehdren, Miss Harris Kletnsrs
Wlte chd Stirkland hsrnI9n %s's & C:pseS. ssS
hI and servant MIS- CrHwtoId White and son AoE-
10y sarETun 90 dsin kuakowSk Nance. o-tsr SottsrS
Sta,s wilson DeblAue RO ingson BneSey, q seilIr
Fsdr Bnpgly, 20" Sc lhaot han' Aegalte' @is s@''
- tgip children Meyers, SAteT, and ~ On deck
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Beware of CounterfeItsf
See that the signature of &C. NJ JACKSON" is on the
wrapper of each bottle.
Should your Druggist not have the article do not be
put by the intoxicating preparations that may De
offered in its place. send te us, and will forward
securely packed, by express.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFAGToRY,
No, 6s1 Arch street, Phil"delPhlH, Penn.
JONES & EVANS,
Successors to G. M. JACKSON q co.,
PRoPRIEToRs.
Fr sale. by Druggists and Dealers in every ssvn in th
VAissN s'"''@ BARNES WARD CO.
New Orleans, Agents
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0u!-Telegram to the Cincinnati Gazette:
The latest private kilograms from New Orleans
say that there is general exodus OF NortheEners
and UTion men, and universal feeling Of SnAee0-
| rity for life and property.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

D. E. Morphy, auctioneer, respectfully calls the
attention of grocers and spectators to his sundFy
advertisements for this day, at various hours and
places, of hams, coffee, sperm and star candies,
and starch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10
- nrder q Regnrd 70 coaree EEou.es.

Upon the declaration Of marital law in the city,
the coffee houses were ordered to be closed at
O'Clock at night. 1t is gratifying evidence Of the
security felt in our city that the public authorities
have determined to revoke this order. The coffee
houses were open last night as usual and the only
limit upon them hereafter will be the restrictions
of the nitr nrlinances.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

A called session of the District Court, we are
informed, will be held at Springfield parish of
Livingston, on Monday, the 18th of August, for
trial Of probate and court cases.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

Hereafter a vehicle for the removal Of sick and
destitute persons will be stationed, day and night
at each police station.
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REMEMRER!

That this Bars not Alcoholic ns Run 7rWatsky
and cannot make Druukards 'uat 's lie Best
Tonic in the Word.
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INDIAN WAR IN THE NORTH WEST
RECOMMENDED.
THE CHOLERAIN SAVANNAH
Negro Troops Assaulting and Pillaging
Helena, Arkansas.

Cable News from Europe to Sth inst.
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from the Rev. D. Fendsll Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle PHILADELPHIA
have derived decided benefit from the use of Hoohands
German Bters and feel my privilege to recommend them
as most valuable tonic all suffering from general
debility from diseases arising from deangement oL the
liver Yours traly L. d. tENDAA+
From the Rev D Merrige of the Passyunk Baptist
Church Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given to DE-
Hooaapd,s German Bitters fdseed to give them
trial Alter using several bottles, found them to be good
remedy for debility and excellent tonic for the
st,noa.h D. MERRIGE.
rFron Rev VIM Smith, formerly Pastor of the VneentoWr
and Mnlvle N J) Baptist Churchesl
Having used in my family number of bottles Of your Hoot
lands German Bttes have to that regard them as al
excellent medicine specially adapted to repoye the dseas
they are recommended for They strengthen and nvgorat
the system when deotae and useful in disorders OF Tn
liver loss Of appetite also recommended them
several Of my friends who have tried them and found then
asestIy beneficial in the restoration of health.
Yours truly,
wM SMITH, ss6 Hutchinson St, Philadelphia
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From the Rev Joseph H Kennsrd Pastor OF the Tenth
Baptist Church
have frequently requested to connect my name with
comendations Of different kinds of medicines but regarding
che practice of my appropriate sphere have in all
aases declined with clear proof in various Instances
ana particularly in my family, of usefulness of Dr.
Hoodands German Bters, depart for from my usual
course TO express my conviction that for debility
F the zyste and especially for Liver G0mplai is safe
and valuable preparation. In cases it fail, but
usually 1 doubt not it will be very benehea those who
suffer from the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully
j. H. KENNARD, Eighth ST. heA'w Coates
Rhuadelpbia December "a, 1864
Rsy j. S. Herman of the German Reformed Church hutz
town Berks county Pa cured Of Dyspepsia OF twenty
years standing
A spangier editor Of tho Cuturist, No 20 North SXtf
seet Philadelphia says this Bers recommended to MN
by medical friend and bottles cured him OF compeV
prossratlon Of the nervous system
ey j. Newton Brown, D. d. editor of the Encyclopedia
Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle Phiade
phs:
Rev Themss Winter D. D., Pastor of RoxbOrough Baps
Church:
Rev Levi g. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church Pemhertoi
N j., ormerly of the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia
at present Pastor OF the Baptist Church, Chester Pa:
These gentlemen express in the sIrOngeHt terms the
favorable opinion of this Bitters
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Though the crops that had been previously
wen worked have been greatly benefited by the
late rains we hear of many large fields OF corn
and cutton, on the Best lands in the State, that
viii make lttle or nothing. gentleman living
in The immediate neighborhood, and who is, BY
The way, one OF the best planters in this section,
informed us, q few days ago, that he had Just re-
turned from trip to the canebrake, where ne ne
saw fields Of cotton on the best of land that will
not make one hundred pounds of seed cotton to
| The ncre.-LG Greensboro Beacon, 23d.
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Crescent Book and job Establishment,
No 81 CAMP sTREET,
he1"S0a NS'eheA al" '''N''s' New Orleans
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RULING AND BINDING

Executed with dispatch and in the most mann
All work warranted to give satisfaction
Orders attended TO with dispatch.
Rs- Prices reasonable.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-23
IN pikrRrcr c mHfaSe FIRST JUDICIAL

District, In and for the County Of Store. and
State Of Nevada-In the matter Of dlsincorpors.
ton ofImperlsl Consolidated Mining Company
Notice n hereby given. that on tho alst day Of
March. A. D. 1866, at the Court room Of said Dis.
trict Court, In the city Of Virginia, IN the county
of Storey and State Of Nevada, at 10 o'clock Of
that day. will be heard tho application and pstl.
tlon Of the Officers aud stockholders Of corporate
company Imperial Consolidated Mining Com.
pany"-saId petition and certificate Of tho
proper officers being now on hle In the oface Of
the Clerk OF said Court
Tho object Of said application and petition IL to
dissolve and disineorporats said Company accord.
Ing 10 law.
-, Given under my hand and official sssl
u. {. this 3lst day Of January. A. D. 1885.
49, L. HERMANN, CLERK,
sI a5 BY 3. n. HEREFORD, d. G.
I5oc. State stamp. SOC. In. Rev. stsmp.l-
.January 81, 1866. . 4s 81 Ia3l ew
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MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Aim. Gaia Ei,u Miuins Comps.

AIph0 Told Hui NVIHIuk CoIHpN-
ny-Loca,Ion, Gold Hill, Storey county, Neya;
dA-Notice IL hereby given. that At o meeting OF
the Soar day OF February, 4. d. ls66. an asse,s
m mel TOT Of T HHy ESQ per share wa. levied
said Company, payable immediately in gold coin
Of the Unite States to the Secretary. a, the Office
go .sshirr Of the Bank Of California, at San
FrnneIsco, who Is appointed agent Of tho eompa.
'AnvS tocE upon which said assessment shall
,.mnin unpaid on SATURDAY. the 24th day OF
March, A.p. 1885, will be adver'ised as delinquent.
md unle,, pnId, will be sold on Tuesday, the Nth
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ss;,meut, together with the cost Of advertising
and expsnses Of vale. BY order of tho Board Of
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Optuiou. of the Prcss.

D pOHERTY /, = skilIful physician aad
honorable gentleman. Any sta;smeutshe makes
20 his patients he IL sure 20 fulfill That fact Is
one grsa, cause OF his eminent success In his pro-
fesion. II Ia fortunate that among the many ad
vertlsing physicians there 10 one who can be de
psndsd on.'-Revlew.
DIR DOHERTYS reputation as a physician
N q sufhcient guarantee for tho cure OF any case
he undertake. ."-Chronicle.
.DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly TO chronic. specific and secret prac.
Tics, and a. such IL now the most successful OF
any phy .ician IN San Francisco. Free Press.
"DR DOHERTYrS reputation Nsecond to no
other physician on the coast In chronic and spe.
sihe practice. "-Mirror.
"DR. DOHERTY.-Few men In the medical
profession have succeeded In gaining the cona-
dence OF the public in their skin and Judgment rs
he ha.."-Enquirer.
"DR DOHERTY ranks As one Of our most
distinsulshsd physicians, and also one Of the most
succeSful. which IL now the criterion by which
the medical practitioner II judged-"-Echo.
"DR DOHERTY enjoys n more extensive
practice than any physician In this Staie."-EI.
presI.
innl 3rn Hs San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-23
Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN eopartuershlp heretofore existing between
n LEviS0N and A. MARXEwlTZ. under the
Arm name Of B. LEvISoN e. Co, Ia this day dis.
solyed BY mutual eopsent-B~ LEvfSoN having
disposed OF his Interest In the business 10 A.
n aid Stand 10 bis own name, and who Ia au.
,horired 10 collect all dues and settle all demands
agsinSt the late frm. rv,sov
HElE
,naN NIl, March I necA Aiu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-23
Notice.

rdNssice IL Hereby Given, that At .
Regular Meeting Of the Trustees OF the California
Consolidated Mn and Mining Company, an as
scsIment Of Ono Dollar per share was levied on
y 0W g. D. c0NNBLL, Bstrstary.
Celia All. Hsbra0y II, llel nrlSN