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sSCI have somewhere cast my eyei
on the following touching lines:

sC l have somewhere cast my eyes
on the following touching lines:
Mamma, my poor little bead hurts SO,
cried little girl only four years old, as
she rested her head on her mothers bo.
som.'
Darling, I am very sorry. Show me
where it hurts.
1t hurts mo ell over, dear Mamma,
said the little girl, while tears we're il
her eyes.
Poor little angel, she knows not whs
death is. Her mother gently smotheG
her curling locks ss shs said
Gentle child, thou kn1West not What
pains and sorrows are.'
mo use, now, Mamma no use for
forgot all about my head, and you would
too, Mamma, had you been with me just
now
The parents eyes glistened, her lips
quivered, and her voice trembled as she
said softly: ,.
Where was my sweet little Millie p
20, Mamma, it was So beautiful, and
The Angels were dressed SO pretty; the
brightest dresses l ever saw. When they
saw me, they oil ran to their harps aud
played the sweetest music ! eyer heard
Indeed, Mamma, everything was so beau
tifulsnd bright that l whispered to on,
Of them not to stop playing till brough
my mother to hear it,
The mothers lips moved Lot, for sh,
knew that the messenger of death wa
there to snatch away the flower OF he
heart. The child raised its soft eyes t
its mothers, and, smiling, whispered
Mother, will you sit here and listen /
the music little while, till | 20 and se
what the lovely Angels want with me r
The cbild's eyes closed, and. she whis
pered, Goodnight, ma and FELL ASLEEP
Morning came, but she did not awake.
s. d. II.
NANKIN, June, 1867.
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Ancedote OF Stephen Girard.

Stephen Girard had a favorite clerk,
and he always said he "inteuded to do well
by Ben Lippincott." So when Ben got
to be twenty one he excepted to hear the
Governor say something of his future
prospects, and perhaps lend helping
hand in starting him in the world. But
the old fox carefully avoided the subject
Ben mustered courage, 81 suppose am
now free, sir,' said he, "and l thought ]
would say something to you as to my
course. What do you think l had better
doP Eyes, yes, l think you are," said
the old millionaire; Sand my advice Il
that you go and learn the coopOr's trade.
This application Of ice nearly ftozt
Ben out !; but recovering his equilibrium
be said if Mr.. Girard was in earnest, he
would do so. II sm in earnest !" ant
Ben forthwith sought the best cooper il
Spring Garden. Became an apprentice
aud 10 due time could mako as good
barrel as the best. He announced to OLE
Stephen that he had graduated, and wa
ready to set up business. The old maj
seem gratifed, and Immediately ordered
three Of the best barrels he could turr
out Ben did his prettiest, snd Rheelet
them up to the old mans counting room
Mr.. Girard pronounced them frst.rat'
and demanded the price. "One Dollar,
said Ben, ais as low ss I can live by."-
"Cheap enough; make out your BILL"
The bill was made out, and old Stew,
settled il with o check for $50 900, whicl
he accompanied with this. little moral Il
the story: "Thcre take that, and inves
il in the best possible manner, and if yol
are unfortunate and lose it, you have
good trade to fall back upon, which vii
afford you good living"
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MY General Pops. the military

t@- General Pope, the military satrar
of Alabama, 10 late military order, sayi
that "treasonable utterances are not the
legitimate exercise Of the libcrtyot the
press.' That is decidedly smarE. Who
d to Judge whether m "utterance" Il
'itroasonabIe" or noti or course, the
General; aud the natural resplt is, that
there can be no liberty Of utterance, ex.
cept that which his high mightiness ap.
proves. If General Pope had mose sense,
hc would know that, under our form ol
government, there is, and can be, nosuch
thing as sstreason" committed in words.
II must DO 40 "oyert apt," and must be
proven by at least tEo witnesses. THIS
man who talks about Unreasonable utter,
anoes,' and about punishing them, d
either On ignoramus or else he Is . mill.
tary tyrant, that is determined, by brute
force, to destroy the liberties Of tho peo,
e.-EnQaireral .ssi,s
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The Trtal OF surralt.

The trial Of Surrstt, which has lust
commenced, is again bringing before the
public the assassination Of the late Presi
dent. 1t has been the theory Of the Gov.
ernment that that murder was the result
Aof au organised conspiracy, to which ma.
my parties were privy. The idea has
been circulated that Booth impaired 10 a
number Of parties, long before hand, the
knowledge Of the time and manner that
the President was to be kilied--that ile
had aman at the theater, who, they in
sist, was Surratt, on the evening in ques.
ton, calling out repeatedly the time Of
the night. Nov, u this theory is true
it there was this organization for assassin
alton, existing, as it is charged that il
did, tor some time--it is most remarkable
that there was no betrayal or leakage in
any quarter, and that 90 intimation Of Il
reached the Vigilapt detectives Of the
Government Il 10 still more extraordi.
nary that Booth, intending to commit 50
desperate deed, should have impaired
his determination TO so many, aud thus
have risked the premature uipping Of the
whole affair in the bud. Men Of hii
character and stamp are not apt to have
q number Of confdants when they engage
10 such business. This theory Of q con
spiracy will be tested, really for the frs,
time, by the present trial Of Surrait. The
military investigation last June was 9
mere farce, and only acted to carry out 9
predetermined course Of policy. Now
the rules Of law and evidence will govern
and the public will stand some chance Il
learn the truth Of the matter. If ther'
are swift and perjured Witnesses-witness
es With astonishing memories--like th'
the cslebra'ed Conover. il is TO be hoped
their rascality will le discovered in tint
and defeated The future development
OF this case will be looked for with mucl
interest, and its results with gept cEriosi
ty. Enquirer.
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! Hon. 4. q. thurman.

The Martinsbnrg (Wess virginia) J Ne,o
Era, thus speaks 10 . late issue, Of the
HOs. Allen q. Thurman, the Democrat
10 candidate for Governor Of Ohio:
In the selection Of Allen G. Thurman
as their standard .bearerin the campaign,
they have made a most wise and judi
cious choice. He possesses every gualA
", both Of head and hart, which ought
to commend a man - 4esstsalli And re-,
spect Of his fellow men. By the force o!
o naturally clear and comprehensive
mind, united with patient aud untiring
industry, he has risen to the first rank
in his profession--a profession In which
no man has ever attained or can attain
eminence unless he is possessed Of deci.
ded ability. Nor is Mr.. Thurman 'sfepu.
tation that ofa cunning, acute lawyer, well
read in the books Of his profession, but
Of man who thoroughly understands
because he has heart to appreciate and
revere those great principles Of socal
justice, which lie at the foundation Of IL
municipal Law and by which every man
should be governed in his inteicouse
with his fellow man.
AS d politician, he has been from hi
earliest boyhood attached to tho princi
Piles Of the Democratic party, to which
his entrance into manhood, he has giyer
the constant, warm aRd vigorous supper
Of his own great intellect and weight o.
character. Always ready whenever th,
occasion has required, to devote bis tsl
ents, his time and his money to The ser
vice Of his country, by the dissemination
tof those great principles which wer,
taught by Jefferson, Madison and Jack
son, and which no one more thorough,
understands and appreciates than him
self. In private life he has no sLperio
--afable, entertaining and instructive. =.
Add to this, great kindness of heart
| courtesy Of manner, and an irreproacha
bic character, and such is Judge Thur
man, the man whom the Democrats o
Ohio have selected as their candidate 70
Governor With this man to lead tn
Democratic forces Of obioin the coming
political battle, they can scarcely fail t
come OF victorious; but if they shoulc
fail, every Democrat ia the State vii
have the proud consciousness that he ha
f-o:sd for n man in avery respect. worth
| Of the office.
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- The 81 LOui, Dcn,oorai, il itu

~ The 81 louis DcnOcrdl iu its
account Of tho sipkiRg Of the Governor
ISaarky, says g
II is stated by several parties that
about one hundred Of the government
employees we're drunk at tho tine Of the
disaster aud before the boat leA. 70 this
fact, doubtless is the death Of some Of
them attributable, for il is asserted by
aome who we're On board that all could
have easily secured safety BY the exercise
Of a little presence Of mind. Horrible
oaths and imprecations we're heard BY
those on the steamers lying below the
supken boat; to proceed from some Of
those who we're swimming or acatipg past.
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Death from the sllng or a Bee.

The wife Of Ezra Rood, we'll known in
this city, where he was for long time Q
resident, a lady over 60 years Of age,
died on Sunday afternoon, at Wayne, Dir.
Rood's present residence, from the effects
Of bee sting. She vas walking in the
garden in company with another lady,
when o honey bee stuug her upon the bali
Of the eye, She screamed aud fell back.
ward, and, though every means were en-.
ployed TO relieve her suHerings, she ex.
pired in ten minutes Detroit Times,
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p@, Young couples, II they are wise,
will not devote their whole honey moon
10 merely amusing and caressipg each
other. Let them remember the pastry
cook, who, when bis apprentices first
came, always gave ihem surfoit Of pies to
insure their subsequent indifference, {
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-26
WIN. T. JOHNSTON,

Attorney at Law, Ashland. 0fdce-the one
lately occupied by Osborn & Curtis, on
Church street, near Man. Also authorized
by the Government to procure Pension Ger.
tilcates and collect Bounty and back pay.
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How 10 GET a HAT,-"Say Pomp,
You niger, whar you git dat hat -
awhS at de shop, OBJ course"
"what am do price OBJ such an article
as dat r.
cDou't know, niggor--I dcu't know
do shop keeper vasn't dar'p
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pGr A Pennsylvania has just had to
pay fine Of twenty dollars Tor putting
his arm around q ladys waist, l. was a
dreadful wsste Of moues.
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H. s. SEE,

Attorney al Law, Fire aud Life Insurance
Agent, and Notary Public. Particular atten-
tion paid to collecting, Probate business, par
tition cases and execution Of deeds, mortga-
sges and Contracts. Office in Miller's Block,
second story, Main street, Ashland, Ohio.
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JOHN d. JONES,

Attorney at Law, Ashland. Particular At
tehticn paid TO Collecting, and business in
Probate ourt. Office on Church street, be-
tween Main and Sandusky.
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nrisce1laneoras.
lsALSTON 4 YANTILRuRG.

Jewellers and silyersmiths, three doors west
Of Miller House, Ashland. Gold and Silver
Pens and choice variety Of JeEelry kert
constantly On hand. Highest price paid ior
old gold spa silver. RpRaiFipg done TO oFdeF
snd on reasonable terms. ~ Z -
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GEORGE W. HILL, M. D.,

Physician and Surgeon, Ashland, Ohio
lsassr stspsn win "a p,Is . The 'Tsss Ssa
pepsia, disease Of The liver, THO Kianays,
scrofpls spd Bpithellai Cancers.
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MoCOMBS & CURTIS

Attorneys and Counsellors OF Law, Ashland,
Ohio. Office in Bank building over Beers
. Hardware store.
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nOUmrnB.
sfaAvyVmla@.
IQuN L LANnRS.

Attorney at Law. Ashland, Ohio. All kinds
of business belonging 10 the profession
promptly attended TO. Office, opposite First
National Bank, up stairs.
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p. II. Clark, NJ. D. T. 8. Hunter, N. ID
lsesg5 CLARK L HUNTER,

,lssaf3 CLARK HUNTER,
1iAys associated themselves for the practice
Of Medicine end Surgery ip ths Village Of
Ashland. Special attention given 70 tho
iyeyt@snt Of Chronic cases. o@Pe on ChHreh
gtfeet, near Main.
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T. p O0WAN. N. D.,

Physician and Surgeon, Ashland, Ohio. o.
fce in Millsr,s Block, opposite Town Hall:
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4 T. Y. MoCRAY.
Attorney al Law, West Salem, wayae eoun.
~, Ohio, will attend promptly 10 oil business
in his profession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07
Notice to Creditors.

,NTHE DISTRICT COURT oyrHE FOURTH
Judicial District. Of the State OF Nevada, In
and for Lyon County. In the matter OF
the petition OF Patrick Henry. an insolvent
debtor.
Pursuant TO an order Of the Honorable W.. Hay
don, Judge Of the said District Court, notice IL
hereby given to all the creditors Of the said insol.
vent, Patrick Henry. to be and appear before the
Honorable W. Hayden aforesaid. at Chambers,
at ID. Court room OF said Court. In Dayton. Lyon
County. state Of Nevada, on the 9Th da7 Of March.
A.p. 1867. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, then and
there TO show cause. II any they can, why the
PRAYER Of said insolvent should not be granted,
and an assignment Of his estate be made. and he
n. discharged from his debts and liabilities, IN
pursuance Of the statute in such case inside and
provided; and. In tho meantime. all proceed.
inss sgaIns, said insotyent be stayed. =,
80, Witness my hand and the seal OF said
s. Court, this 5th day Of February. A. D.
1>ls67. DANIEL KENDklCk.
CLERK Of the Fourth Judicial District Court OF
p. II. and j. N. Kennedy. Atty'sf for Petitioner.
lS0c. State stamp. Soc. In RsysstampI
fE,k 1n D..
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Alias Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF sTo,
y roy. In JusticeS Court, Gold Hun Township
No. J. before ". n. Hall Justice OF tho Peace
Z }. Ryan, Plaintiff. va Geo. VI, Turney and
Olive E. Turney, Defendants.
The State OF Nevada sends to Geo. W. Turncy
and Olive E Turney. Grseting:
You and sseh 2 fyou are hereby summoned TO
appear before me- uitice Of the Peace, 10 and for
Gold Hill. Township No. 3. county and State
Aforesaid, attn Office In Gold Hill, on the 9th day
Of March. A. D. 1867, AZ 10 O'clock A. II. Of, that
day, 10 answer the complaint OF Ell. Ryan there.
In he claims TO recover the sum Of one hundred
end fprty-elght dollars and eighty,seven cents for
goods wares sndmefchsndse. sold and delivered
a. per plaintiff bill on Gle In this court. And
you arc hereby notified that II you fall TO appear
and answer the complaint a. afofsssId, Judgment
will be taken kgalnst you Tor the Gum Of el4s 81
and costs Of suit To the Sheriff or any Consta.
bic ofSaid County. Greeting Makelesh service
snd due return hereof.
Given under my hsnd,' Oil. 2oth, day Of, Zebra
ary AID. 1851. aN.HALL.
a Justice Of the Peace.l Gold Hill Township.
1a I5oc State stamp. Soc IN. Revastamp.
Gold Hill, February q, 1867. fs2ltd
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STATE OF NEVADA COUNTY OF sTo.
- rey.-In Justices Court, Township No. 3,
w. N. Hall, .Jushce Of the Peace James M.
Stevens, Plaintiff, Va John Dohle. Defendant
Notice Is hereby given to all persons holding or
claiming Liaus on that certain lot Of land, with
the buildings and Improvements thereon aitu-
ated In the Town Of Gold Hill. and described az
follows,to.wit Lot; number iorty.nine (t9), In
Block number eight (8). In Range sd. In tho
Town Of Gold Hill Storey County, Nevada, 10
DO and appear before me at my office In Gold
Hill Aforesaid, on THURSDAY, the ?lst day OF
March, A. D. 1857, atfoo'clock In the forenoon Of
that day, and then and there exhibit the proof OF
SAld Lisna NUFSE1.Ef EhCfNA ~ &
+ Given under my hand, this o7th day Of Febru.
ary, A. D. 1867. nfE#II NV. N. HALL,
Justios ofthe Psacss Townihip Nos
Cold Hill, Feb. "a, 1857, f1al - fe2Ttd
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Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA, IN THE JUSTICES
y Court Of Silver City Precinct, In and for the
County Of Lyon. The State OF Nevada to. A.
Peck, sends greeting:
You are hereby summoned TO appear before me
In my office. In the Precincto Of Silver City, In tho
County Of Lyon, on the 25th day Of February, 4.
D.. 1851, At 10 O'Clock "a. n, to R,srer unto tho
complaint Of Jacob White. who claims to recover
Of you the sum Of eighty dollars, with interest at
the rate Of three per cent per m~onthtuntll paid,
on . promissory note given by you~for' said
amount on tho frst'day 81 Febrnafy.A.n D. 1854,
payable three months nom date, duly stamped
and signed A. Peck, at Silver City, when Judg.
mont will be taken against you for tho said
amount, together with costs and damages II you
fall to appear and answer. .. .HHE f'.rs
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Coun.
~, greeting: r Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand thiseloven.h day Of Jan.
uary, A. D.. 1867.
W. 8. BOUTOE,
Justice Of tho OF said Precinct.
A f50c. state Stamp ia25td
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ASSEMBLY
Sanding Committees.

Standing Committees.
On Federal Relations -Mcrsrs. r. J. Tenant,
NJ. n. Mitchell, B.. v Poor, a. X. Potter and d.
A. Horton.
On Judiciary-MrsSs J. y. Brown. f stroth.
or, s. +. Huss, w. T. Jones, A. Konemsn, O. X.
S.smpley and w. G.. GriprA
On Ways and Means-Messrs. A. Il. Lissak,
A Koneman, J. N. Dorsey, ThoS. b. Prince, H. II.
B-nce, J. l.. Swaney and J. p. Wheeler.
On Miner and Mining Affairs-Messrs. J. ID.
MAyhugh. Robt. Cullen. O.. II. Walton. F.. Stroth.
or and g.. E. Huse.
Q. K. Stampley, J. Swaney, E. Mallory and
Geo. Munckton.
On Internal Experimentation George
Munckton. P.J Psrmatsr. VIM. NJ. Cary, B.. v.
Poor and A. Koneman.
On Agriculture. R Jacobs. w. M. Carey. J.
r. Rooney, G. n. Folsom and J. A. ST. Clair.
On Counties and County Boundaries-- Messra.
J. NJ. Groves. w. c. Grimes. @ w Walton, TT
Tenant and AN. Wingate.
On observation-disclosures. u. N Mitchell, W. T.
Jones, q. N. Folsom, J. r. Jacobs and George H.
Dana.
On CsrporaIons-Messrx. w. Caldwell, Robt.
Cullen. T. F. Julien, Thos, Parker and James L.
Swaney.
On Elections .Messrs. Thomas Parker. q. N.
Folsom. A. NJ. Wingste, +. Strother and J. F.
Rooney.
On Military and Indian Affairs -Messrs. J. II.
Dorsey. w. T.. Jones, j.. R. Jacobs, r J. Parma.
ter and A.. Koneman.
On Trade and Neutrality-suspicious.. Thos B.
Prince, A. K. Potter, }. I. Wheeler, A. NJ. WIN.
gate and +. Mallory.
On Public Morals--Messra @. W. Walton, W.
N. Casey and J.P Wheeler.
On Public Printlng-Asssrs. John welch, G..
I. Lammon and Geo. II. Dana
On Contingent Expenses and Accounts -
Messrs. J. A.. 81. Clair. T. v. julien, \. +. Huse,
L. Mallory and B. v, Poor.
On State Library--Mes'rS. J. l.. swaney, O. x.
Stsmplsy and J n. Brown.
On Mileage-Messrs. p. J. Parmster. Robert
Cullen and J. NJ. Groves.
On Enrollment-Messrs. J. A. Horton, w. G.
Grimes and John Welch.
On REORGANIZATION. T. v. Julien and ].
8, Mayhugh.
On ClaIms-Messrs. George I. Lammon. ]. +.
Rooney, John Welch, w. Caldwrll and Thomas
Parker.
On Public Lands-M-ssrS. II. II. Benee. }. NJ.
Brown. T. b. Prince, Thomas Parker and A. II.
Lssak.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN the undersigned citlEen ms Of the United Statei,
claim one thousand 1000 feet Of a certain vein
or lode Of quartz, or other rock in'plRce. bearing
Gold, Silver, Copper and other metals, commonly
called and known AZ the Dios Senior or Mount
Hope lode, and Tho Great w. Companies claim;
said claim extending Ave hundred feet In a north.
erly and ave hundred eeth Ryoutherly direction
from the location Of this notice along the line Of
said VEN or lode. and embracing the same with
all Its dips, spurs, angles and variations, the same
being on uniurvsyed land; that ne have occu-
pied and improved the same from the 9Th day Of
August. 1856, according to the local customs and
rules Of Miners In the Devils Gate Mining Dis
trict. Lyon Comfy. Nevada, In which district
said lode or vein Ia situated. and that we have er-
pended In actual labor and improvements there
on, an Amount notices than one thousand dollars,
to.wit: the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars. And
that we claim laieraly on each side Of said vein
one hundred feet, more particularly described and
plated In tho annexed diagram. in conformity
with the laws, customs, and rules Of Miners Of
said District. |i."
Notice is further given. that Il 10 the intention
Of the undersigned, T. Il. Winston, John d. Win
tiers and George Knowlton 10 apply, and they do
hereby apply. at the United States Land Office, at
Carson City, Nevada, for a Patent from the United
States for tho claim above described and Its ex.
tensions, according to the said diagram, with the
right to follow said vein or lode with Its dips,
spurs, angles and variations 70 any depth what.
ever, though II enter land adjoining.
T. B. wINSTON, 400 feet.
JOHN d. WINTERS, 400 Il.
GEO. KN0WLTON, 200 feet.
U. q. Register's Once,
CARSON CITY, NEv., Oct. l6. 1856.
!, Warren T.. Lockhart, Register Of the U. 8.
Land Office, hereby certify thAts uus copy Of
the above notice, together with q diagram Of the
Great W. Companies claim, has this day been
hled In my Office applying for a patent FOR the
above described Mining claim.
WARREN T. LoCEHART.
oc17H Register.
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Female Monthly Pills.

DR.. Perrault Is the only agent in California for
DIR. BiotsFemsle Monthly Pills. Their immenie
sale has established their reputation az q female
remedy, unapproached, and far in advance Of eV.
cry other remedy for suppressionS and irregular.
tiles. and other distractions in females. On tile
receipt Of Ave dollars, these Pills will be sent BY
mail or express to any part Of thH world, secure
from curiosity or damage.
Persons ut a dlsianco can be cured at homo, by
addressing a letter to DR.. Perrault, corner of
Sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms, 10
and II, or Box 90, Post Once, San Francisco, ste.
ting the case As infinitely as possible. general hab.
lts Of living, occupation, ote.. etc.
All communio ations confidential. ocll.ly
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,n,RrRRIrspposr or TOWN OFFICERS.
VI efH1rowN
OFFICERS.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE ACT IN
soroors,inp the Town OF cold Hill. Storey
County. State of Nevada, ] hereby submit for
publication the reports OF tho Clerk and rfeas
urer, for the Quarter ending December $751; 1000
Nv. ID. GRAY.
President Of the Board Of Trustees
Gold Hnl, San. ~, 1857.
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= et ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
NErvou, mat At . meeting OF the Tru.tn.. ~ M
Company; held thisday, an as.essm.n, On Pi,.rr
,.0IO Dollars per share WA ieyleS q. ~
and every share Of the capital stock Of said Com.
Npsays payaS,S 81 n1msdsstsly 70 tie s.crstary, a.
UnlteA States gold coin Any stock on ws,.h
ssid ps>cssment shall remain unpaid on Fpi
DAY, February lat, 1867. WIN be adyertI..d On
that day ~ dslinquent, and unless payment ,haI
a6SEuads before, viii be sold on Tuesday, March
3 nh, 1857, 20 pay said delinquent assessnsnt
together with cost OF advertising and expenses q
Svoraer Of the Board VI Trustees
q. BRUCKMANN, ssorStAry.
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