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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-06

The Herald's Mexican correspondent
says: In regard to the fate of Ortega, now
a prisoner IN the hands of Juarez, the
deserter, though he may be tried, convict
ed and pardoned, when it is found how
futile his revolutionary efforts really are.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
THE EXCISE LAW.

There a general observance Of the Fxci.s sar v
this city, and natural result day was unususay
quiet Those bbulously inclined, and who had nst
"6lled their pistol on Saturday night were either
obliged 10 90 without their poaons or 70 obtain
smile they obliged TO cross the ferry 10 Jersey
or the Harlem river to westchesier county The Sab
batarians seem to exult this victory OF law
evil that was fast making the Lords day mockery
aud shame.
ARRESTS YESTERDAY
The following persons were brought before Justice
Hogan for violating the Excise law and required 70 give
bail the Of 800 each to answer before tue Court
OF General Sessions George Smith, No, II Roosevelt
street; Louis Schlondord, No 81 Frankfort street,
John Mahnken No 223 Grand street; Leopold Toedte
berg No. 2o6 William street; William r. Henke' NO
40l Pearl street
Az the Jefferson Market Police Court John Immen, Of
No 199 Prince street arragned before Justice Led
with charged with keeping hts store open on SUNDAY
He was held TO answer in $500 bail
At the Essex Market Police Court, Charles krutZmans
OF No 10 avenue B, was committed by Justice MANS
field, for alleged violation OF the Excise law.
THE Law IN BROOKLYN
Matthew Lynch. who keeps saloon at NO 10 Nassau
street arrested by officer Damn aud locked up In the
Forty precinct station house for keeping his
bar open after midnight.
Henry Staimeyer, corner South Fourth and Ninth
streets, r. D arrested saturday night by an
officer OF the Fortyhfth precinct, and locked up on
charge OF selling beer without license EverythtAg
very quiet throughout the district yesterday No
arrests for violation OF the law reported and there
we're but few cases OF intoxcaton.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

SUPREME CoURr-cfrcurr Part 1-Nos 124i. 124a.
245 1247 1249 1851 1888, 1885, 1854 1881 1885, 1885,
1867, 1899, 127l 1913, 1875, 1917 1870 1881 Part q
Nos 1881 l4s2 l4si sol6 lo06 1905, 1910 1912 1914
1916 1918 1920 1921 1924 1925 1925 1880 1882 1894
looi cle 1854. 2oa iosi il44 ii1a 1884, Iiso, 1o44
$50, 739 205. I'm
SufHRoR CouRr--TRAE TEax.-Part I-Nos 27s7.
1905 25es $780, 217i 2e2i 27eT 27sl 27os l2i7 2ss7
1882 274o, 2Vos. Part -Nos. 255s 1904 2eas 2sls,
2o32 2g7s, 2as4 3lio soos SOLO, l42S 3I0S il7a ais
1p44. I
COMMON PLEAs-TnrAL TKHm.-Part Nos. 1913
23s asa COO bll s7e, $40 59s, $50 ESQ., sos Goa $40
eos s4s Part G 2rMos n, sa2 li4s ESQ, $50. aos, 4s5
MARINE Counr-GESKnAL TERn.-Nos 70 II inciu
sve
TRiAL Tnx.--Nos. 4 to "a inciusive
CouRr ov OYER AND TERmfNRR. Adjourned INIT, Nav
CoURr GEvERAL sseIoSs = Recorder Hnckett has rc
turned from the South, and viii preside AZ The March
calendax- eMf m - - .- I
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

CorrEENo sales Of Rio were reported. but tho market
f FRrlaar, @ we're quiet. sns.ssmsn. wsrs-ro Liver
s IL s1lss Ss:sn @ as % @ % ss
iSc isc The eharssrs were "a brig With petroleum. ]"
s S5esrs a.
as sao. sa sG se On Sa fra's m i our last
Gursy neglected; last sales in Boston ioc
was In active demand I, and 4, 4. ssA. advance
=, ile soa and 100 Do on the SPOT oS lie
gold. other kinds woIs quiet without material change ia
Hor. without mscris chance in vs!uo while the de-
mand was moderate sales " bales At DC TO- for new
aoIASns-The demand moderately active and the
s no hid: y s'erces Cuba muscovado sac,
and 4a sr% slsS .Iss 81 SSI. lax as
sssnpe 2 ceas generally S offered s,. At ,c a. che close
Nv Rosins were quite neglected. though prices With
sY decided as, "a sessoq s sss ae'sa at q -
sss' ss % @ b 8 vs s :ss q r. . and &. o @
: :.:: e ss: ..s ss
spa a csssss she :, pSs 81 = = y sS S
s ma qoSs 20 g. ,s. beef .1 @
w s. Il as pst ns r % u 81 3
w 81 4 d m % S
Tor Narcn anu Apftl. NJ seerB
option. The demand for beef active, aud the
remained hrm $40 bbis disposed S7 $40
extra and Sl2 38 for plain do Terce beef
though quiet ruled firm At previous Beef hams
tnued arm sales no bbis at ess 90 80 Dressed
steadv at lOc. lie for city, and gc I0c for
Western For bacon moderate demand prevailed At
v,oas % prices: ssa sales ,o ~ ooxe; a. NE lMc for
and l2c. for short clear Cut were n active
mand and arm the sales footing 100 pkgs at lie
lssc. for hams, including los do 70 arrive l3c
shoulders at SIC lie the spot The Lard market ruled
DC. NC. for State and lsc NC for Western
Cheese was unchanged At loc sc. for dairy
choice factory made.
PKrRoLKus.-Recepts A0os bbls The demand for crude
moderately active and the market quite steady
sales Of 5000 bbls in bulk. Wa ~ gravity, deliverable AZ
Elizabethpor effected Al llEc Bonded ruled dull
quite nominal ut 2S7<c DC No sales Of consequences
reported In Philadelphia sales
white 70 the extent Of so bbA for all the year. part &c
buyers option.
l0hc. iOstc, and Rangoon at9ixc shc
SucAR-The market for raw continued Arm, though the
business consummated light, being confined 10 COO
hhds, at l0tsca il4c for Cuba muscovado lie Tor
Messrs stuart report advances u kc sott sugar
They quote crushed and ground at Sc, white ssc
sEKps.-or Calcutta lnsced 3soo bags damaged ex ciy-
te sold at " -, god duty paid Clover
at l3c lac. Timothy steady - g rs though
heard Of no sales OF Importance
STEARsK.-Wc noticed sales OF s2,0OO lbs al iIkc.
l2xc.
TALLow without decided change Sales 100 600 bA .,
1lhc. llssc
prices nominal in the absence OF business.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

There little demand for wheat being entirely
mers and the market ruled heavy closing with down
ward tendency The sales only 1900 bushels ut 81 IS
for No Chicago spring and ~ II for mixed Miwsukee
buse closed firm with the decline recovered The
store and 81 g aoat oats were heavy with moderate DE-
East in bond, at &c., aud Western at &c. sc For
moderate demand prevailed at fu prices The sales
for Western and Canada In bond private terms Barley
rowcd State in store and 81 u for prime do Malt u
aud nominal. 4
the market 6rm closing ct the annexed
tations with downward tendency Tho sales limited
70 bales. o ouOto:-
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
Marine Disn st ers.

BAaK srrvArus Mowror tBr), Morton, at New Orleans
r., se $ rps %s - S.
split sails and sustained other slight damage
Foreign Ports.
BLACK RIVER, ia Feb SIN port brig Ada. Po1srsoa for
uAaons4., Feb is-Arr brig wIhelma. Becker Nyort;
crasuSaos feb is, Arr schr Mary Mines Brewer; As
sadrIa. SNOW cg5aso, 10Th brig. TsIssia SBr nm ana
pss aass iii HAVANA % r sYos FORK ss Ess Br Boston,
Rsvsxs Feb s,-Arr steamship rIendrick Hudson
rsssss e s
sd seth: Snaw p A,enanaer gowdoin Sosleans; 2,s..
bark Hattie wheeler Gupal, Philadelphia schr Jas Wy
KisssTos, Ja, FEB eArr. brig Nellie johnson Knight,
0hase Boston, John Croeker Lowe Norsans; soth
% ksss % BAY Ja' febzDcid scSr Athlete Cousins New
81 JAoo Feb IsArr brig Mon.rose, Patterson Srork;
schr Kat, Walter Tspley savannah isth sch Victoria
saeuA Feb so-In por, brig. Aurora, McDonsal from
10 for per, sr'i north or Of Of Haera. Hiram, xS
York York from Portland FOR port north Of aer.s
Rub sS0s s.ss ssy. s,.y Ss%s s%
ss Se ,sa poss so hs,s. Ya%ar
SxGk hsr Il esf ~ sS ss rone1 ni scsmsr Portland
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA March Arr schr Minerva, jefferson.
sosToy. b March AM-Arr sshr Henry Csosksy. Rsss
et NYofk Cid schrs Agnes, Carter 81 Marks Fla; VIM
pc Bergen Parsons. Baltimore Kissing sun Jcpe, e. Rich;
as% Horton rs bark. S fa'o" Idsar ce s
'ps paAETimoRE Hsf March Jscn,e Morton. r,
garrett Tarr New Haven: CID bark Marathon Drisko "a
o ,rSus Sss Ssyasus Ssssa sss & cAas
Boston; Yankee Maid Thomas, Camden Ne; Henry Finch.
sRIsfc MARE March Esd ssSr George Fsss, kcserson
snmHRPIEsroS Feb gin ,be ong. steamship sara
gossa Crowe from SYorkdc,sipcd outside the bar BY
heavy northeast gale
fAI RIVER VIZ .shr. PIN sheridan Murphy
%. GALVESTON Fob 2aArr sehr l. s,e,son, phiIaee,
JeSs SYops S" ;s "a ship sRp Is r cs fvspss
brown Havana asd bark Sarah Douglass tBr Douglass
NE& ORLEANS. Feb 2s-Arr bark Mcsian tprl Mses.
Glasgow schrs wechfu Brooks Cenfueegs Anes ane,n- a
sriald Muller nayena Below sse,r.shpsa na Mnrposs
Quick from NYok ship Nevada JeseL fIcn o pos,gn ,s
srss Usyss rnss & s% Sss'nrss %
VIA Key West aud Havana; sehr co""'''s '"''' -
March a--sld s.oaIships Rslesa New York oren'D'
Bgsca Nwpoar x.rcb,a,r brig clars Brown Rrowu. Bo.
ns,rs rar Pcrsna EdIth rulnsn Msnssila ,er Boston
srhrs Richard Bullrinkie Frssah, kkland Tor new NosKs
sssctsI ssS5s Ss ssssn a9r Gs Rsss,s pss
Ma.spz for Belfast scnycoe ehnscn EYcrk Below
Ssphs sassyss e. Cd
steamship " George tssa va, woodbSrs smith NforS
srpcs,v sssf yfssE sses Sisrs b.Tis,oa Set
fries yswasi,s ps. Sla phadepHIs American Eagle.
ns, sa sys Del Bsnj Strong brown k,sse,hpr.;
Jav et snow DO; Eliza Jane watts New Serk; heany.
ost ssntysasSsAB Feb sesmsAg San Jacio'o. Atkins
kWHHfitM kWHHfitMSSfDs. No Nc FEB ss-Afr brs Camilla lBn Ne
Ksnsie Nyork N
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
NJ { EXIo O..
DEFEAT AND VICTORY.
TRIUMPH OF MIRAMOR AT ZACaTECAS.
His FINAL R0UT BY Esc0BED0.
our cuaHEspoHDExcE FROM THE LIBERAL ARMY.

Miramon's Movements-Escobed watching
Him, &c.
ZAcATEcAs Mexico Jan %, 1867.
Mramon is within three days. march Of Zacatccas, and
moving northward with twenty-five hundred men. he
was this side OF Guanauato yesterday morning. The
government yet undecided what they will DO.
They scarcely believe that Mramon viii march on
Zacatccas
General Auza has fifteen hundred troops here poorly
armed General Amanda is within one days march OF
here, with fifteen hundred we'll armed troops OF Chihua
hua and Durango. He will reach here tomorrow
General Escobedo started column of three thousand
for Guanauato from San Luis Potosi on the Goth
If Mramon marches North and defeated he and
his army lost
Should q battle take place here the government
will move Off two three days march from hero to pre-
goes will have but little effect results The liberal
government route for Mexico, and the mperiais
cannot prevent its que; arrival 1t not yet decided to
20 TO San Luis Potos.
The ImperiaIists blake a Bold stand for the
Empire-The Balls i'm Honor of Jmarez-
President Jnarez Rides Along the Lines Of
Bnt,le-Bad Position Of the Liberal Forces
and Worse Genernlship-NnrrOw Escape Of
Jnnrez-Enthusiasm mt Jerez-Miramon's
Sfrnfegy-Eis Offers to the Liberal Govern
ment Last Year. &c.
jazz l. leagues south OF Zacatecas Jan. 2s 1857.
The events OF the past few days somewhat excit-
ing. On the 25th wrote you a short letter. but the
night OF the 26th 1t returned to with notice that
it could not pass the imperial lines therefore de-
stroyed IT, On the 23d instant reached the govern
ment that General Miguel Nramon, with force Of two
thousand men, including his artillery force with eighteen
pieces of cannon had occupied Aguas Calentes and
preparing to advance upon 2acatecas This did not ap
pear to disturb the liberal government much. At the
time it known that Castillo another imperiast
chief, advancing upon San Luis Potosi with three
thousand men Of all arms; while third column
marching upon Guadaaara TO attack the forces of CO.
On the oath inst. it known that Miramon
still advancing, but saw preparations made to
ceve him and attempt made to forsy the southern
and southwestern entrances the city, These entrances
are eminently capable of defence by small body of
The only forces in the city those OF General
Miguel Auza the Governor Of Zacatecas and consisting
OF about thirteen hundred men of the three arms.
Amanda, with part OF the Durango and Chihuahua
troops, numbering hundred men. was making
forced march TO aid In the defence OF Zacatecas He
reached the city on the afternoon Of the 25th.
A grand ball having been Indicated for the night OF
the Oath was not postponed for fear OF alarming tho
city About three hundred persons attended Al the
banquet, which took place about one O'Clock in the
morning, the President presented with magnif-
cent bion, covered with diamonds It cost 5000 In
gold, and bore the following inscription :
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

SATURDAY, March 2-b L. NJ.
AsHxs.-Recepts, II bbis Pots steady aud rn at
$S Is IS 80 Pearl were dull and nominal.
BxEApsrUrrs Receipts 4842 bbs four 800 do and OIL
bags meal $40 bushels 540 do. The
ke for State and Western -four continued duh and heavy
though desirable brands quite firmly held previous
prices The sales comprised 6O0 bbs at the quotations
annexed which indicate slight decline upon the grades
The demand for Southern -four moderate mar
ket ruled quite heavy; sales 2 bbs Rye -four in
moderate request at steady prices The sales $50
at $7a98. Buckwheat dour was moderately dealt in. We
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
..s4,212.s STA s4,4Ol. $50 Is. 267. 5O4

fV's'f SFi-I1'oI7 $ffVIooI $Ji OOF
The following insurance scrip and stocks were sold at
auction yesterday
So 200 Great Western Insurance Co. scrip, 1865 -. 90
100 shares Security Insurance Co., $50 each.. 20
20 North American Fire Insurance Co., $50 each. SO
~ Jefferson Fire Insurance Co., $50 each. .103ts
The Bank Of England return for the week ending Feb.
ruary l3 is as follows compared with the statement OF
n xna
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
SHIPPlN q NE VS..
ALaAHAo YoRE--rHu DAv.
~ NOON RISES morn q
% H0H WATER eve -


Bark Richard irwin (Br), Sherburne Buen0s Ayrcs, =
days. with horns 70 order Had heavy weather;
lost sss and blown across the Gulf three times.
Erwin (Br). Goodwin Cenfucgos, 10 days, wish
gar TO Rubira 60.
Brig Mercedes lBr Kohl Cienfuegos, ~ days. with
gar to Fowler q iowa
Schr John sanderson (Br,. Coulter Black River ia -
dsys, with ogwood, to Henry, De Cordova 4 Co
schr J Amos. Turner. wintcrport for Phsadelphis.
Schr Triton Freeman, Providence.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

The imports Of dry goods for the week compare
under 3#
fbr the ,ceet. 1896 1896 1867
Entered at the port. 1901 So SAT 300 $685. 737
Thrown on Market. 1,4l4790 2,97s,743 4,153s64
Since Jan l.
Entered at the port sso74325 sse 4so 500 s2l 4s7
Thrown on Market. 6S75,307 49, 1882 460 22,03ls
The shipments Of specie from this port last week. and
during the to date, compare follows with those
Of the corresponding periods in 1865 and 1906
1865 1866 1857
Ninth week. $146.35 $75.453 $759, 1872
Previously reported. 4.066 52l 1926 O99 450s 322
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

~Ex interest.
The total foreign imports OF the port Of New York
for the week ending March l. compare follows with
those OF the two weeks prevous:-
Week ending Feb Is. Feb % March l.
Dry goods. 81, 900 O87 81 357312 $3,sl5 1877
General Merchandise. 4,O73.0e6 4,2l5,2oa 2,5s32l7
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
Confirmation Of the Capture or Gunnnjunfa.
WAsHrSoros, March ., 1857.

TDc Mex1cah legation has received The i0owing:--
SAN LUIS Poros, Jan. 80, 1867.
scnor y. MANUEL r. GOMEZ, Monterey =
MY ESTEEMED fiiEsD-Under this date I write 10 Gen.
cral Andres viezea the following II have received
an express from my friend, General Jesus Gomez
Portugal informing me OF the occupation OF Cuanauata
by the commands OF General Autlion and Colonel Rim
con- after light commenced at o'clock In The
morning OF the 26th aud finished three O'Clock the
afternoon.
'Ihe vctors captured hundred aud nfty prisoners
five hundred muskets and twenty-five cannon together
with ammiin tion and material OF Liceaga with
few mon. rcrcated TO San Miguel, while Others with
Juan Charez, went towards la Suz will send you by
next mail the printed report OF this battle which OF
great consequence 70 our cause Your friend and
want. JUAN BUSTAMENTE."
The New York herald., 1867-03-04


Stock Exchange and towards the close they barely
steady At the counters OF the leading dealers In them,
however, moderately active business transacted.
The general merchandise markets in a depressed
condition; but there has been steady improvement in
the dry goods trade during the week, Notwithstanding
the decline Ia cotton abroad moderately active
business reported In domestic goods adapted 70 the
season. and the signs favorable to greater activity
and better prices In the event Of further decline in
cotton taking place. Stocks Of goods however, still
heavy and the uncertainty attending the political and
financial future ndisposes country buyers 10 do more
than supply thcr current necessities The foreign dry
goods importations during last month were only two-
thirds large those for the corresponding month 10
1s66 last week they larger scale, and good
authorities anticipate On active business for some weeks
TO come-partly in consequence Of importers having
sent out orders earlier than they otherwise would have
DONE TO escape tho provisions Of the Tariff bill; and
this Apprehension has aso influenced the removal Of
goods from bond; hence the stock in warehouse has
been reduced to the extent Of about three and half
millions. M sMW
The highest OF the loading stocks sold at tho
first Of the Exchange each Saturday OF the
last four weeks were as folows:--
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

subject between OF tie Ministers ~ Naxmilan and
an Arkansas General lIInman Hindman beievel,
and hat strong hopes entertained that the coned
eracy and empire might play the cards that both
would be success
think that the government will now march on Mex
ico direct by the OF Guanaiuato.
ihe empire Is lost and nothing save H. The for
iorn hope was Miramon Castillo and Marquee. There
are not enough of all three TO make decent light
against one-haif OF the forces opposed to them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-04
REMEMBER,
DR.. CHAs. h. T0zER's INSTITUTE
Is At THE sonrHEA CORNER orf
JACKSON AND KEARNEY sTs.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
ENTRANCE ON KEARNEY STREET.
AL letters through tho Post oAaes or Express
DR. cHAs. H. TozER
San Francisco. Cal.
A Grateful Acknowledgement to q Skill
ful Gentleman
seful Acknowledgement to q Skill
full Gentleman
49, 49, foee

SACHANGNTO VII, Juuo u, looo.
DIR. CHAS q. TozrR-Desr Sir: You will ex.
euss me for not writing to you sooner. You Will
perhaps remember mo as the Individual who call.
cd on you for assistance about . year ago. The
roof Of my mouth hsd completely rotted out. and
my palate dropped down and there remained,
topping up the passage 80 that I could hardly
eat. You remember you cut IL cut st once. which
relIsved me Immediately, and ! was enabled to
swallow my food and In q short time began to
improve. 1 took your medicine and followed
your directions Cor several months. You finally
surcesdsd n stopping she diseass, lsynemy nose
and upper lip, though you frequently cautioned
me about losing H. I continued to improve until
you dnslly recommended me- 10 60 int the ooun-
try. and before going, by your Adyiee, hada
cast taken Of my mouth In order that I could
have . plate made for me 10 enable me TO speak
20 ~ 70 b undsrstood. and I'm now usingtt.
Ny eternal thanks are duo to you for the
perseverance, and skill that you displayed
In my case; and I have 10 thank ysu for
my restored health. and even for my LIE, asI was
very near bleeding TO death several times nom
The nose. I am now In Sacramento City, enjoy
ing good health. and I shall recommend all my
friends TO call on you. should they be 20 unfortu-
nate a. TO require assistance; and ] would advise
all persons 10 avoid certain scientific doetors IN
ySS reity, for they will send thsm 70 . land nom
whence no traveller roturnh
With my best wishes for tho success Of both Of
YOU, / remain, youra etc. s. 8 r.
To DR.. Chas H. Tozer, San Francisco, Cal
#- u0Q-I "a.
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NOTICE.

fNHE PUBLIC, AND ESPECIALLY ALL
L persons who have heretofore transacted buT.
ness with WELLS, FARGO & CO., arc notified
that q consolidation Of INTEREST," and, business b.
tween WELLS. FARGO L CO.. THE Pho
STAGE CO., THE HOLIDAY
THE OVERLAND MAIL 90. THE JJN1TED
STATES EXPRESS CO, AND THE AMER.
EXPRESS CO, has taken place, and
been effected under 9 Charter granted By the
Territorial Legislature Of Colorado, and that an
the business heretofore done BY either Of these
Companies west Of the MiAsouri Riyer, or DO
tween New York. San Francisco and tho China.
sea-, VIII hereafter be carried on by WELLS,
FARGO & CO., under the Act Of Incorporation
referred 10. ;ss LOUIS NcLAEB,
President Of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
Now York, Dec. 10, 1865 Js7.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-04
Summons.

CTATE OF NEVADA, IN THE JUSTICES
u Court Of Silver City Precinct, In and for the
County Of Lyon. Ths. State. Of Nevada to A..
Peck, senes grcc1ing:
You arc hereby summoned 70 appear before me
In my Office. In the Precinct Of Silvsr City, In tho
County Of Lyon, on the 25th day Of February, 4.
D. 1867, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to answer unto the
complaint Of Jacob Whlte, who claims to recover
Of you the sum Of eighty dollars, with interest at
the rate Of three per cent. per month until paid.
on q promiisory note given by you for said
amount on tho first day Of February, A.. D. 1864,
payable three months from date, duly stamped
and hgued A. Peek, at Silver City, when judg.
ment will DO taken against you ff the said
amount, together with costa and damnges II you
fall to appear and answer
1. To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Coun.
ty, greeting: Mako legal soryice and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand thiseleysnth day Of Jan.
nary. A D. 1867.
Justice of the Peace Of said Precinct.
I5oc, state stamp ja25td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-04

ReIcher Mining Csmpsny-Assess-
ment Notice-Baldwin Company and Aberna-
THE Company.-Notics ID hereby given. that at
q meeting Of the Trustees Of the above named
companies. heidthis day, an assessment Of Five
Dollars (e5 pr shsre was levied on each and
every share Of tho capital itock Of each OF
the above named companies. payable imms.
diatsly 70 the Secretary, a. the Beleher ofhce,
Virginia, Nevada In. United States gold coin.
Any stock on which said assessmsnt shall re.
main unpaid on FRIDAY, yF~ebrunye lst,
1857, VIII DO Advertised on that day a. delinquent,
and uness payment shall be- made b.forr' viii
be sold on Tuesday, March 5th, 1867, 10
pay said delinquent assessment Together with
costs Of advertising and ezpenses or uae. T
By order Of the Board = TrusteesV Boy ~
z. BRuCKMANN, sec,y.
Virgins, New, Jan. ], 1851 Wg 'T ibid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-04
Nofice,

r HEREBY NOTIFY THEPUBLIC THAT
L appoint '. Butseh a. my general Agent and
Business Manager, In the Discriminating business,
IN the town OF Gold Hill. He VIII transaot all
BURNERS, collect msneySaud receipts for same In
my name - SCT WIN. MAXWELL
aesd Hi, Jxdun, oePT. Jses-h'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-04

Daaey Gold aad silver Mining Cs.,I
Lyon County, Nevada-Notice Ia hereby given,
that at a meeting OF the Trustees Of said Com
psny held on the 20d day Of January, A. p;leoI
an assessment Of 10 cents per share was ley,sa
upon the capital stock Of Gsid Company, payaoie
immediately, In United States gold coin, so..ne
Secretary, 607 Warrington street, San FranencD;
ANY stock upon which the sid asssssmsnt snAii
rernin unpaid on The QSth day Of February,
A. D.. 1855, shall DO deemsd delinquent ana VII
DO duly advertised for sale at public aucaon; And
unless nnymsnt shsii DO made before, Will DO
soid on IA EisHTEBNTH DAY Of March
1867 To- pay thetdeiinquent assesmenh soss.ner
with coats ofsdvertidns and saRsns,sssSs."-
osBe. son. Wsshiagton stfestl 6an Frsnctseo
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-04
Notice.

TEl UNDERSIGNED, HAS SOLD ALL
= his right, hilo and interest In tho Wagon and
and generally cAlledv. Butsch'sBlscksmlth shop
All book accounts, and all money due at thIId date.
rs 70 be paid 10 tho purchaser, VIM. Maxwell.
SAID VIM: Maxwell VIM also pay all outstanding
THOMAS GALLAGHER.
Gold mi January Is, 81. Ia26;N