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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-04

Company, Palmyra Mining District. Lyon coun.
~, Neyada-Notice.-Therea are delinquent upon
sessmept, levied May, is, 1864, and duly udyer.
tissd In the Lyos County Sentinel for thirty
days, the several amounts set opposit1th the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
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REPORTS OF ToWN OFFICERS.
r.fTows

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT N.
i cooperating the Town Of aold Hill, Storey
County, State Of Nevada, I hereby submit for
publication the reports Of the CLERK and Treas
urer, for the Quarter ending September 30th, 1857.
JOHN ]. HAYES,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, Oct. %, 1857,
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YeiIow Jacket silver mining Conn

psny. Location, Gold Hill, Storey County, Ne
vada Is hereby given that at q meeting
Of the Trustees of said Comdany, held on the
twelfth day Of October. A. D. 1867, an assessment
Of One Hundred Dollars $500 per share in
United States gold coin. be and 10 hereby levied
upon each and every share Of the capital stock
OF said Company. payable Immediately to W.
G. Ralston, Cashier or tho Bank Of California
at San Francisco, who Is appointed agent Of the
Company for that purpose. or to the Secretary
Of the Company at Gold Hill. Any stock upon
which the said assessment shall remain unpaid
on WEDNESDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER. A. D. 1867, will DO advertised
as delinquent, and unless paid will be sold on
SATURDAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. d. 1867, TO pay said delinquent
assessment, together with the cost Of advertising
and expenses Of sale. BY order Of the Beard of
Trustees wy. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Nov October IL, 1857. ocl2.lm
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Gold nilI Tannelins Geld md 81.

Gold Hill TuuneliuE Gold md sii.
yer Mining Company.-Locntlon. Gold Hill MIN
Ing District. County ofStorey. State OF Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. that at a meeting ofthe
Board Of Trustees ofsaid Company held on the
18th day Of Septcmber. 1867, an assessment, No.
8. Of One Dollar, (sl) per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said Company. payable I'm
rotary, r. wegener. 4l6 Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California, or to the Superintendent,
II. Huguct. Gold Hill. Nevada. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
tho TWENTY.SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1867. shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unlels payment shall be made before. will be
sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of November
1851, to pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board ofTruAtees.
~ r wEGENER, Secretary.
Once. AS Montgomery street, San Francisco
California. se23.lm
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PlleA-Those afiicted with the Piles will and
MTALIDLx RELIEY by applying personally, or By
letter, to DR.. Sichel, i0g Pacific street, near Sansomc,
or Box 1914, Postotice, San Francisco. ap29ly
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ASSESSMENT SALES.

Geld Hill Tanaeiing Geld and Sill.
YER Mining Compsny.-Locatlon 1 Cod Hill
Mining District, County Of Story, State OF Ne.
Neutrality-suspicious. are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of Asess.
ment no. 81 levied on the Nlneteeth day Of. Sep.
tcmber, 1867, the several amounts set opposite
thc names Of the respective shareholders, as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-04

Ing Company-Location Of Works. Gold Hill,
Storey County, Nevada-Notice IL hereby given
that al q meeting Of the Trustees Of said Com
held on the twelfth day Of October, a. D.
1857, an assessment Of twenty-five (se5) Dol.
lars per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of said Company, payable Immediately 10 the
Secretary, In United States gold coin, at the
Office Of the Company, No. 4ls California street,
Gan Francisco. California Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the THIRTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1867, will DO advertised on that day as delin.
win be sold on the TWENTY.SIXTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1867. to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with the costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
Once Grown Point Gold and Silver Mining
Company. No. 4l8 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. By order Of the Board OF
Trustees. CHAS. r. ELLIOT. Secretary.
San Pranclsco, Cal, Oct, IL, 1867, ocl6.td
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Imperial md Grant ConsoI,dnted

Gold and Silver Mining Company.-Loea,lon Of
works. Wilson's Mining District, Esmernlds
county, State Of Nevsda-Notice. There are
delinquent on the following described stock on
account Of assessment levied on tho tenth day Of
July, 1867, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as follows:
Ne. No. No. A@t per Total
III prendergnSt. ~ g % s g IN
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
California.

San Francisco, October 16, 1867.
n. B.-By.Lsws, Article -: No ranner OF
pany three days prior TO the annual meeting OF
the stockholderk. ocly-to.
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AoDIicatiOn for Patent.

At '''ns' WARREN t. LocKHART.
lon an. Register.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22

I" The Northern mail comes every morning
by seven o'clock, over the new road to Evans
vile and Dutch Mill, and our friend Kerens,
Of the. Livery stable, has established a daily
line to Van Buren,, and as soon as the North
crn mail Is distributed, he takes It to Van
Buren,. We are getting fast here since the
opening of the Dutch Mill road. What do you
think Of 1t Mr.. Press? eh!"-Hrald.
Just wait "old man." until there has been
two or three good heavy rains and the banks
full of water before You ask us. We may BIZ
then in better humor for reply. We ad-
mire your enterprise, but the arrangement
does not please us one bit--and il we were not
religiously inclined, we would be tempted to
swear a blue streak overit Tread lightly old
fellow for we are outstanding our wrath.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22

vote! work act and that Immediately
Organize and labor, hand to hand, every
man, to put Arkansas along side those
great States Of the North and West,
which so lately gave such glorious ma
joritics for Constitutional Government
and Democracy; shut out the vote OF
Arkansas from the Radical nominee fOr
President Congress has granted us the
privilege, let us enjoy it aud adj our
voices TO those Of that great Democracy
of the North now treading on to victory
1t is the only party opposing or which
can successfully oppose the Radicals
There are now no neutrals. there can be
none 1t is either Democrat or Radical
If YOU desire the horror Of negro rule
60 with the Radicals; you will surely get
it. If you wish to save your State from
ruin, act with the Democrats you will
certainly save it. If you want negro
judges, negro sheritfs, clerks, negro JUS
tices of the peace, go with the Radicals
you will most assured!y have them. II
you want a white mans government, act
with the Democrats they only can pre-
serve il.
We, therefore, suggest to the people OF
Arkansas, and urge all Conservative pa
pers. throughout the State to second US,
that every county in the State hold, soon,
a convention for the purpose Of arousing
all the conservative registered voters to
their duty; to bring about a perfect con
cert of action through the whole State ;
to urge and eyhort every Conservative
vote TO be at the polls when opened; tc
information upon this allim.
portant matter; and to unite the State in
q fixed determination to defeat, in the
legitimate way left us, any constitution
which shall attempt to fastcn Negro suf-
frage upon us. ...... .. ... ....
And further, to elect Delegates to a
Convention held at suitable time at Lit
tie Rock, to carry out eifectually, in a
lawful manner and with the means placed
within our right by Congress, this end,
and save the State Of Arkansas from the
deep damnation of Negro domination,
Negro equality, and the wretched fate
which will surely oycrwhelmn us, should
ignorance and fanaticism prevail against
Constitutional Law and Liberty, And
may God be with the Right.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22
Be of Good Cheer.

Let the people Of Arkansas take heart.
The Democracy of the North is fighting
the battles of the South, fighting for
Constitutional Law and the Republic, and
is winning victories Already their ma
jorities swell up to 100000, and this as
sures us that the next President will be a
Democrat. The downfall of Tyranny is
presaged and will soon be swept from
power. H fr..t..... ..., s.r..
Let us be patient; yet resist with all
the lawful means in our power the wiles,
tricks and lies of the Radicals, and espe.
cially resist, as one man, Negro equality
and Negro suffrage. Better thousand
times the present military government
than Radical - Negro rule. Bury the
dead Past, except its Constitution, and at
tend to the living Present Soon will
we be relieved from military rule even
by Democratic President and our State
resume its full rights and representation
But we must help the Democracy, We
must work and vote at the polls, and thel
our reward will come. Patiently let II,
bear what is on us, yet determined thai
Arkansas shall never be disgraccd by
negro equality.
Then Arkansas, at the right hour, with
out a single stain upon her escutchcor
can proudly take her seat again in th(
Councils Of the Nation
Summing up the Democratic gains in tho
Northern States this year, we have the follow.
;n0 astonishing and p,eosjnp ,lvl,raS. .
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22

sE- Special attention Of the merchants OF
Western Arkansas, is called to the card Of G.
a. MEYER in our PAPER together with anm-
Der ofcards of Baltimore Houses, which he
represents. The very fact, that a gentleman
of Major Meyers reputation, indorscs them
is sufficient guarantee, that all business
transacted through him, with them, will re-
suit satisfactorily to all concerned.
We assure our merchant friends, that no
better market for purchasing, now presents
ITSELF than Baltimore. Transportation costs
less, besides inducements are offered TO south
ern men, that are not observable in any other
market, Sind. .e
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22

rS BY request of the friends of Capt. j. H.
PRATT, of Sebastian county, we publish his
letter declining to run as a Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention, in opposition to
DR.. Bell. Capt. Pratt was pledged to Dr.
Bell, with the understanding that he is oppos-
ed to negro suffrage. A certain class of radi-
cal politicians, will find that they have bark
ed up the wrong tree in trying to crush him
out and run him off the track. The great
mass Of the people are with him in opposition
to negro suffrage and negro equality. The
following Is the letter which we find i'm the
Fort Smith Herald of the 9th:
FoRT SMITH. Arks. Oct 30th 1867.
Editor Of the Hcrdld-I respectfully request
the use of your valuable paper to state that
some friends whom am under many thanks,
took the liberty of presenting my name, rs a
candidate as delegate to the constitutional
convention. | respectfully decline the favor
intended, and shall not be candidate. | shall
support DR.. Bell the nominee of the republic
can party and rely upon the convention which
is to assemble if one is ordered to be control
ed by such action as will conduce to Justice,
wisdom, and sound policy. Recent events,
HdS ptp wynn iiNN ih PiNNiouo opiIfohc,
that the negroes as we see, are not capable of
exercising gindiscriminately, the elective fran
chise. am willing to confer on the negro
the same equal rights before the laws, enjoyed
by the whites, however, with this restriction,
while | do not propose to disfranchise any
white person who has voted previous to the
year A. d. 1866. In the future, from the yaar
A. ID. 1866 ! want to see impartial suffrage
adopted on an intelligent basis and allow all
to vote only who can intelligently read the
constitution Of the United States | am op-
posed to degrading the white race by setting
up the great mass ofignorant negroes as their
rulers. Although IN officer in the federal ar
my of the union, the white soldier fought for
no such thing. believe radicalism is Jac-
obinism in the hands of bad white men. |
prefer to await events, and ifpossble, to cor.
rect the evil errors in my own party first. If
we fail in this, then we can take such action
rs wisdom may dictate in the future. To
establish negro supremacy at the south will
cvcntuate In n war Of races, the very worst
thing that can happen for the negro.
For the delegates of Ohio in Congress tovote
TO faSen on the people ofthe south such a status
after their own constituency have voted that
principal down by fifty thousand majority,
would be u tyranny. and despotism unparall-
cled in history. let Us he peaceful, quiet, aud
await coming events hith Christian hope.
j. X. PRATT.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22
United State, District Court.

The following cases have been disposed Of
since the opening Of court TO wit;
In all the cases where tile L. ). l. plaintiff,
+. ID. Ham, distrie, attorney, represents the
government.
United States vs.. Thomas Iluntcr-Two III
dctmcnts for violation Of intercourse laws
plead guilty-fned, each, SO and costs and
imprisonment one minute.
L. S. VS.. Samuel Williams-plcad guilty
sentence AS in preceding case.
L. :. vs. Ben Goss-yiolatlon of intercourse
laws.
In this case the jury at the last term, under
instruction Of the court, returned verdict o
guilty-motion in arrest of Judgment decided
this tcrm-thc motion sustained-vertiici SCI
aside and defendant discharged-Boudino'
and Wilcox for defendant.
L. :. VS.. Walter Agnew-plead not guilty
verdict not guilty-Boudinot aud Wilcox fol
defendant.
L. 5. VS.. Charley Robinson-ycr,llct not
guilty-Boudinot and Wilcox for defendant
US. vs.. Henry Mayers--yerdict not guilty
WIN. Walker for defendant.
L. s. vs.. Joseph MOoning-yiolation of rev.
enue law-indictment quOshed and defendant
discharged-Judge Neal for defendant.
L. 5. W.. Moses rittenden-violation inter
course laws-verdict guilty-ine $40 and cost,
and Imprisonment five minutes-B Boudlnot
and Wilcox for defendant.
L. 5. VS.. james Goss-yerlict not guilty
Boudinot and Wilcox for defendant.
L. S.vs. 4. l.. Sulser-plea of guilty-tlne
ten dollars and costs of prosecution.
U.S.vs. VIM. Corlock-vcrtlict guiIty-mo-
ton to arrest Judgment sustained
verdict set aside--indictment quoshed-Boud-
mot and Wilcox for defendant.
L. S.vs. VIM. CoYlock-plea of guilty-iine
twenty-five dollars and costs. ...
U. S. VS.. VIM. Gray-plea of guilty-fuC
ten dollars and costs and Imprisonment one
minute.
U.S.vs. Charles Messler-verdict not guilty
-B0udinot for defendant.
U.S.vs. VIM. Porter-plead guilty-fine ter
dollars and costs. ... .. .
US. vs.. Peter irkendall-keeping jack
without paying a special tax-verdict guilty
motion for new trial-not yet disposed Of
b. j. Brown for defendant.
U.S.vs Joseph Merks--verdict not guilty
Boudinot for defendant.
US. VS.. Jonah Bivcns-plea in abatement
issue found for plaintiil-Boudinot for de-
fendant.
L, S. vs.. Wiley Howell treason-plea in bal
-sustained--case ismissed-Boudinot for de
fendant
u. S. vs.. Elias hins--treason-plea in
alb Acknowledgements for defendant-Boudi.
not for defendant. d. .a..
u. S. VS.. L. w. Newton-treason-ple o
parlon--- demurrer overruled--judg
ment for defendant OH demurrer-Boudino
for defendant.
U. S.vs. Jackson King-plea of guilty-iin'
ten dollars and costs and Imprisonment tiv'
minutes. . ...... ..#
US. vs.. Joseph Borron--treason-plea o
pardon-demurrer overruled-judgmcnt 70
defendant on demurrcr-Boudinot for defend
ant.
us. VS. John Cordell-plea of guilty-fine
ten dollars and costs.
US. vs.. Thomas Norwood-plea of guilty
fine ten dollars and costs, and Imprisonment
twenty-five minutes.
US. vs.. John lhlson--vcrdict guilty-tin
one dollar and costs-Steycnson and Pratt 70
defendant.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22
20" Our readers are referred to the column

s58 Our readers are referred to the column
in our paper, of Messrs. COLLINS & LA NIGAN
OF Fort Smith-particularly to the prices. Not
satisfied with the exclusive monopoly of the
mails, the cnterprising merchants of our
neighboring city, want the trade of the coun-
ties in the Northwest. And to reach it, they
have ascertained, (after careful investiga-
tion) was through the Press of Van Buren.
They know that everybody reads the Press
some because they like it, and some because
they don't like it-North and South East and
West And our Indian friends never think
of going to market without first consulting
the Press.
Even the Hotels -four sister city are wax
ing up for the travel. .-'
MEIcHoR EUrER, Of the City Hotel, gives no.
tice that his House is open and that he's pre-
pared to entertain all who may give him q
call. ..... ... .. .....
Then again ANTON NEIs of the well known
Union Hotel is determined not to be outdone,
has thoroughly rctttcd the Union and wants
the travelling public to know it.
There is no denying that MELCHoR and
ANTON, both arc well adapted to keep a hotel.
GiAe them call. .
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22

Eg- Take look at Louis GRArr's ad-
ycrtiseuent. lie 10 just opening fine
fine assortment Of Clothing suitable for
the season. For bargain in clothes,
this Is the place. ''" a"
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22
Look Oout for Horse Thieves,

STOLEN from the Cotton Gin of the un
- dersigncd in Van Buren,, on Monday night
the 18th inst, two MARE MULES one a black
color, about Is hands high with some white
spot, or saddle marks on her back, PAGES, no
other marks recollected; the other Il light
bay color, about 15ia hands high, no other
marks recollccted; both or years old and
very gentle. work well and when taken had
no shoes on. Any person returning said mules
or giving any information Of them, or the
theft, will be well compensated.
\. NJ. CALLAHAN a co.
Van Buren,. Nov. ~, 1867. NJ.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22

Here is Democratic gain of nearly 100000
in fourteen States II we were to include Ma
ryland. Kentucky and West Virginia many
thousands more would have to be added; but
the above ,cill do.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22

E1- Be on the lookout for horse
thieves A. M. Callahan & Co. had two
fine mules stolen few nights since. See
their advertisement. -.'# .. r
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-22
rnNrIscArInN-

Mr., Wade characterized Thad Stevens
pending coniiscation bill, as id foolcry
The time for confscation bills, he said
was during the war, when they could be
of use in preventing men from going into
the rebellion, hut to think ofpassing such
measure now was sheer folly and non
sense. If the negroes ofthe South want
ed land, let them work for it, MACK.
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