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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-25

John sharp, imp'tI on Alpha Co.'S grind S. OF
A n pAul....... .. i'm II IL b d 20 96
John Doc, No. lie. Lot II. Block l,
Mitchell & Lsmoroux tract, east
division 10 ~
John Doe, No. Il, Lot 9. Block l.
Mitchell & LAmeroux tract, east
division. 80 W
John Doe, No. ll9, Lot |, Block !,
Mitchell & LamerouI tract, enst
division. 30 W
John Doc, No. lie. Lot 3, Block !.
Mitchell & Lameroux tract, east
division. 30 "
John Doe, Lot ll3, Lot 10. Block l.
Mitchell & Lameroux tract, east
diylslon. ....-... 30 "
John Doe, No. III, Lot 6, Block l.
Mitchell & Lamsroux tract, east
division. ......... 10 ~
John Doe, No. lls. Lot Z, Block !.
Mitchell & Lamsroux tract, east
division. 80 "
John Doe, No. lis, Lot 8, Block /.
Mitchell & Lameroux tract, east
dIvilion. 80 W
John Doe, No. Ill. Lot !, Block l,
Mitchell & Lamcroux tract, west
division. ~ CD
John Doe, No. no, Lot Q. Block l.
Mitchell e. Lamsroux tract, west
division. 30 "
John Doe, No. 100, Lot 5, Block l,
Mitchell & Lameroux tract, west
dlvialen. 10 %
John Doe, No. 100, Lot 8, Block !,
Mitchell & Lsmoroux tract, west
division. 20 .
John Doe, No. l07. Lot 7, Block !,
Mitchell & Lsmeroux tract. west
division. :" ~
John Doe, No. LOG, Lot 8, Block l.
Mitchell & Lameroux tract, west
division ~ -
p. MULCAHY,
Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
VIRGINIA Nav 3, 1867, my4.lm
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II. BRUCkMANN, Sec'y.
Virginia. New, Mar. a5. 1867. mr26.td

Relcher CompRny.-Notice 10 hereby
given, that at a meeting Of the Trustees of said
Company, held thisday, an assessment Of Twelve
(sl2) Dollars per share was levied on each
and every share Of the capital stock ofsaid Com.
the Office Of the Company. Virginia, Nevada, In
United States gold coin. Any stock on which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on THURS
DAY. April 25th, 1867, will be advertised on
that day As delinquent, and unless payment ihall
be m9ie before. will be sold on Monday, May
9th, 1857, to pay said delinquent assessment,
together with cost OF advertising and expenses Of
sale. . .... .....f
BY order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
H. BRUCKMANN. Secretary,
Virginia. New. Mar. o.. 1867. mr26id
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summons.
CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO.
- REY. In Justice Court. Gold Hill Township,
No. 3. before w. N. Hall, Justice Of the Peace.
Z. c. Cook. plaintiff, VA. James Gallup. de.
fendant.
The State Of Nevada sends TO James Gallup,
greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear
before me. Justice Of the Peace 10 and for Gold
Hill township No. ,. County and State aforesaid,
at my office In Gold Hill, on the Goth day Of June,
A. D.. 1867, At 10 o'clock A. N. OF that day, to an.
swer the complaint Of E. G.. Cook wherein he
lain to recover the sum Of Sls9 s0.lOO dollars,
principal, and interest, on your certain promis
sorry note, made in favor Of WIN. 8. Burns e. Co.,
or order, February "a, 1856, forysl44, bearing in.
ter st at 9 per cent. per month from date. And
you are hereby notified that II you fail to appear
and answer the complaint az aforesaid, judg.
ment will be taken against you for the sum Of
Slee 80 and costs Of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: Make legal service aud due return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of May,
A.. ID. 1857. W. N. HALL,
Justice Of the Peace, Gold Hill Township, No. 3.
internal Revenue stamp, fifty cents.
Estate stamp. fifty cents.l myl6.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-25

CrGsus Gold and silver MINING
Company.-NoT1cE Is hereby given that at q
meeting Of the Trustees. held this day, an assess
ment Of ten dollars per share was levied on each
aud every share Of the capital stock of said com.
pany, payable Immediately TO the Secretary, al
the office Of the company In Gold Hill, Nevada,
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
4. II. EDGINGT0N, Ssc'y.
Gold Hill. Aprfl6. 1857. sps.tf
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Belcher Mining CompRny-Asuess-
ment Notice-Baldwin Company and Aberns.
THE Company.-Notics Is hereby given, that at
u meeting Of the Trustees Of the above named
companies. held this day, IN assessment Of Five
Dollars (s9 per share was levied on each and
every share Of the capital stock Of each OF
the above named companies. payable imme.
diately to the Secretary, at the Bolcher office,
Virginia, Nevada, in United States gold coin,
Any stock on which said assessment shall re-.
main unpaid on THURSDAY, April e5th,
1867, will be advertised on that day asdelinquent,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on Monday, May 9th, 1867, to
pay said delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
II. BRUCKMANN. Sec'y.
Virginia. New. MAJ o5. 1866. urp6, IA
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Disney Gold and silver Mining Co..
Lyon County. ~Nsvaia-Notlee IL hereby given.
that at a meeting o! the Board OF Trustees OF
said Company held on the e5'a day OF April. 1907.
an assessment Of any $50 cents per share was
levied, payable Immediately In United States gold
and silver coin. to the Secretary, gu washins-
ton street, San Francisco. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 3Oth
day Of May. 1867, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public auc-
ton. and unless payment shall be made before.
will BE- sold on the SEVENTEENTH DAY Of
June. 1867, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
~. A. NOEL, Secretary.
0niea so7. Washington street. San Francisco.
ap2eln
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COMA.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.

Throw away your false f~rizzes. your switches.
your wig
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth O ng;
Come aged. come youthful. como ugly and fair,
And rejoice In your own luxuriant hair,
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y.eutery and Cholera Morbus.

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plants Is OF such a nature as not to leave the sufferer
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patients using DR.. SIcHEL'S MIXTURE will soon be
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bringing Medicine known.
Apply p~ersonaly-oriee. E9 Pacific street. near
Sansome, San Francisco. or by letter. giving all
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Iap-lYl
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PIONEER BAKERY.
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL,
(oppositsthe Na,lonalHotel.)
WILL SILL
~ IOaVeS Bread for 81.
Snmm0na

vordersfor Fancy Cakesfor Balls, Partie,
and Weddings, promptly filled. Please give MT
acall. JACOB BECKER Proprietor.
Gold Hill. April 26. 1867. mr96.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-25

Pfes.-Those addicted with the Piles will Ind
rsrALLBLx Kelley by applying personally, or by
letter, to DR.. Sichel. ~ Pacific street. near Sansome,
or Box 3sI. Postotsce. San Francisco. ap2Lly
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Once. AIS Montgomery street. San Francisco
California ap2I ID
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Ladies' suffering from any complaint incidental
10 their sex. can consult the Doctor with the ~.
Iurance Of relief.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE

.DR. JULIEN PERRAULT. DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine Of the Faculty ofParis, Graduate
ofthe University Queens College, and Physician
Of the 81. John Baptiste Society OF San Fran
cisco.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23
The White Pine COMPOUND

at was early in the sprfpx Of "a nat this conpound
was originated. membss Of ~ Aufly ~ a1hnee4
With an irritation Of the throat, ATTENDED With dier
gretabis cough had for mon ths prsvbous eugn
white pine might be compounded to be vsry nsui
In diseases Of the thfost aad iungs TO test As vAus
OF It In the case alinded 10 Iccmpoasdsd small guam
tty Of the medicine that had boon plannins aad says
Il 10 toaspoonful doses The result wss sxcss1ingly
Gratifying Within two days tho rrtAtton 81 ~ thross
was removed the congh snbsded snd srssdy ssss was
effected. Soon after this sept 10 leAy 10 Los
dondefTy, NJ H. who he'd bssn saesrng for some wsck1
from bad cough occasion Cd By saAdsn cold, anA hnA
raised mucus strsaked with blood. Che found
it, and got we'll b. Clark, ESQ., editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial of the psepasx-
ton In the Of cold md W. cured lmmsdf
ately Hs was 20 highly pleased vita ~ rssllts 81
fore the public, that he AnAly psrsssd 70 gvs
name and send abroad 70 bsrsnt tbs suffering. n
November, lsh5 hfss Advertised IL undef the nae Of
White Pine Compound. In two yeAss from thAt tne
there had been wholcsaled In Manchester alone
hundred dollars WORTH where took the Iced sfal TIE
position. There good reasons for this IL very ssofh-
Ing aud healing In its nature, 10 warming b the stoH-
sch aud pleasant wtha 70 the taste and y exceedingly
cheap. ~ e L.IF
Compound stands unfivaed. II was not originated for
that purpose but person In using u for cough was
not only cured o. the cougb but also cured OF
kidney difficulty Of ten standing. eisne fhAt -
cident discovery many Thousands have nsed for the
same complaint, aud have been completely cared
Tho above was written by DR. Poland, 10 ls6o sinle
then A. In Manchester, the White Pine Compound hss
taken the lead Of a Coagh remedies as we'll ~ prcpA
ration for the Of Kidney dicutiss, In every city
town. village and hamlet throughout the New England
6tstes.
This remedy as and pleasant 10 taks = u = -
ectuAl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

WAGES OF LABoR IN ESGLASD.-Colonel
Forney, in letter from London, Eng, dated
July 5, says:
GA shoemaker or tailor does not earn, on
an average, more than thirty six shillings a
week-less than ten dollars-and first class
hands must work very steadily if they can
earn as much as twenty dollars . week An
experienced short hand or Photographic
amanuensis, connected with i kaaing rail
road company, who has done some work for
me after hours, gets one hundred pounds q
year, or about seven hundred dollars year
of our currency, for constant toll. A London
policeman is paid at the rate of about six
hundred dollars year and one pound, or
about six dollars and half week, is the
wages of road conductor or guide" You
have already been informed thai First class
compositor in the Office Of the Times can
make four pounds week, and that there are
only about four who earn such wages in that
establishment Now, when yoa are told
that beef in England is twenty-five cents a
pound, butter thirty cents, and other articles
Of food in proportion, you may estimate how
much these classes have left d Tho end Of a
year.
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The extraordinary Discovery Below
the Great Fails OF the Potomac.


the extraordinary Discovery Below
the Great Fails OF the Potomac.
The Washington Evening linton Of Mon.
day has lengthy communication from
Thomas C. Ruffinson, Fellow of the Roysl
Society of North Antiq., Copenhagen, CIV.
ing q description OF discovery made by him
near Georgetown, which, translated, reads Is
follows:
Here rests Syasy, or Suasu, the fair
haired, person from the east Of Iceland, the
widow Of Kjoldr, and sister of Thergr, chill
dren of the same father, twenty five years oil
age. May God make glad her soul. 1851 =
Upon digging in the earth at the foot of the
rock few human teeth and bone, which
crumbled upon being exposed 10 the dir, two
Roman coius, and three bronzs trinkets were
found.
Above the runic inscription the name oil
"W. Langley, l755," is carved. Mr.. Rahn-
son considered the discovery of these things
as unquestionable proof Of the visits of the
Icelandic voyagers to this continent, but il is
still more remarkable ascon6rning . state
ment made in an ancient manuscript which
vas dug out Of the runs Of tine ancient col
lege OF Skalholt, in Iceland, in which it i:
affirmed that, under the command of Her
bardur, his countrymen sailed in southerly
direction from Vineland, Tor Martha's vine
yard where they wintered, and thence up
sea and various rivers, the ascent in one o.
]. which was stopped by succession of falls
to which from their shape and fosmy appear
ance, they gave the name of Hvidsderk, OIL
white shirt; and the Ms. further states tina
in this neighborhood the illegitimate daugh
ter of Snorri was killed by spear Tor arrow
and buried near the spot where she fell
1t was the reading of this narrative which
led Mr.. Rafnson to explore the country
around these falls, and his lahors have beer
abundauty rewarded-if he has not beer
hoaxed
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THs BET vrsrnAsn AND Mon LuxrRIous oIlar'
me COACHES SIN THE WORLDLY sccomps
nv al night trains on this railway.
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surviving aca y Hoa. - e. -. ID =
Saturday. asss--.-s
4. The Illinois III wh1 la1a1v ~ hosfS ~
save Whispering, has had 4lasy e1en d har
riass. 2 t sssss Nh. s J. -
The Chicago psnitsnsiary ID = I'M tha'
seventy bad e be turned ont r. z1lAhs NOE
a conpany 81 sniarr.s, s:s.y q san.
ber, are preparing 70 80 IRON West Virgiaia
70 the Bfa7os.
Thirty thousasd dollass' worth Of dia.
monds decorated : lsdy u ! sscsnt wedding
party = Pists6eld. ssss
"A collection Of rare books and msn,
% cript sold in Paris, recently psodaesd TIL
The Upited Ssasssl colssssss ID BRAZIL
are suffering the gressess dsstitution, and
bitterly regret their smiGfAtion.
-Cincinnasi has $50 drinking houses.
Porcelain bouquets are feature in the
Exposition.
New Orisans drinks three thousand kegs
of lager daily. ass s
An Indian gentleman has just married
An Indian scalp receives no bounty in
Colorado unless it has the cars on.
IF II Is true that the Eoglish sparrows
have exterminated the canker worms in the
New York parks, We hope they will be intro.
duced into our suburban orchards.
The number OF childrea 10 Connecticut
between the ages Of four and sixteen is los,
0lS, and the number of public schools 1851.
The school fund amounts 70 $2,04s,s 1886.
Three singular beings, covered with
hair, but having human voices, have been
=
Louis paper suggests that they belong to .
new race.
In Ballston, N. T., they bored 600 feet
well for oil, but at. uck medicinal spring Of
great virtues instead. They accepted the
situation, and have opened Doctors shop
at that place.
The Italian is q most melhAuous Ian.
guage. In that sweet tongue the celebrated
composes Of I'll Troyatore' is knows a.
II Signior Giuseppe Verdi. In English he
would be Joseph Green.
The mines of Nevada furnished last year
for export from California $l2, 988, $50 of
silver bars or onesfourth Of the exports Of
the State.
The Japanese Commissioners, now at
Washington, have purchased 10000 volumes
Of school books for the instruction of the
Japanese.
"A sensible Virgiuian suggests that mar.
BILE monuments for confederate dead will not
feed the starving confederate widows and
orphans.
--Bismark is said to have remarked of the
French Emperor late grand military show
at Is more amusing than war; but it is not
war; 1858
The unusual sight Of man reading the
Scriptures in the cars was observed upon one
of the trains going to Boston last Tuesday
morning.
"A man swan three quarters Of mile in
threesquarters of An hour near Providence, at
the same time drawing boat with six men
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deposited its inmates -porty old planters; digni.
fed danes, in black silk and diamonds; beautiful
young girls in dazzling satins, with hair looped
back with curls, and snowy arms sparkling with
|jeweled bracelets.
The gay young gallants came on their spirited
horses, and soon the great mansion, blazing from
gairet to basement with brightest light was crowd
FED with the beauty and manly grace of that old
society," than which, we dare assert, none more at
traetive ever existed Laughter and jest and mer-
riment soon drove away the sombre influence Of
the dinner table incident and the great assemblage,
moving to and fro in the brilliant light, was the
very picture of ighthearted gayety and joyous
mi1th.
Such was the scene within the mansion. With
out-the vast, wild, dreary landscape slept in its
snowy; shroud and the night winds swept, like
ghostly forms, on long invisible wings across the
freezing expanse, to die away gith means in the
great evergreens.
The moon had risen like bloody shield, and as
it was rolled into the sky, poured on the fields a
mournful and mysterious light, which made the
snow still more sepulchral and the scene even
drearier.
The tall pines rose up like spectres, and at times
the wind in their tufted heads, resembled the cry
of some creature perishing from cold, or calling for
defence from danger.
Such was the night which wrapped in its free
zing mantle the old mansion, where o young and
tender heart was about to be sacrificed on the altar
of inexorable pride; where Honoria Brand, her
very soul anothers was going to promise love, hon.
or and obedience, to Lord Ruthven.
Bat the melancholy and forbidding landscape is
not tenantless.
A single figure appears on the chill expanse, and
this figure remains motionless despite the freezing
wind. --
It is that of man. wrapped in cloak which
conceals the lower portion of his face The droop-
ing hat hides the upper half, but pair Of burning
eyes, glitter in the shadow.
| The figure is that of Edmund 1nnis, and he
leans against the trellis work Of an arbor on the
lawn, some distance from the mansion, apparently
waiting for some one. But for the movement Of
his chest and the sound of his heayf breathing,
which mingles with the chill rustic Of the dead
vine covering the arbor, he might be mistaken for
an ebon statue. He has occupied his present posi-
ton, buried in the shadow of the great oak, be-
meath which the arbor stands, for more than an
hour. He still waits-stil looks toward the hall
blazing with lights, still does not move, or utter
sound But the winds in the dead leaves over
him, seem to groan.
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gu 0rigimal Nanrelette.
TCOpYRIGHT SECURED.
THE SHADOW ON THE WALL.
A STORY OF COLONIAL VIRGINIA.

BY JOHN ESTEN COOKE, ESQ.,,
Author "sury of Eagles Nest Wearng the Gray" Le
Of fsStonewalr Jackson" etc.
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XVI.
W A 7 T I N G.

W a "
Night had long since descended, and the rest of
the company were every moment arriving.
Chariot after chariot rolled up to the door and
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drive me on-but would here, upon the thresh
hold, without pausing for moment, put an end
to my own existence if I, for moment, believed
that would Weld. I tell you this because l in.
tend to resort to Edestrucion rather than more
horrible crime, and you, who love me, must not
curse my memory!
As he spoke, Lord Ruthven rose and held out
his hand to Fergus
The old clansman took it, and pressed it to his
lips. As he did so, Lord Ruthven felt warm
tear fall upon it, and turned away his head to con-
ceal the moisture in his own eyes.
LET us now retire, my good Fergus" he said;
II am weak and weary"
Thus the singular interview came to an end.
In half an hour, the young nobleman and his
servant were sleeping TRANQUILITY.