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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06
Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remitent Fevers, Jaundue and Enlarge
ment of the Spleen, or Ague Cake.

Having had indubtnble evidence Of IL. prompt and certain effects from the testimony Of
na hsdpF v reemmsnd this Prp~nadouis all cares ~ Fever and ssae and chnls snd Fever
indeed, from ne facts In our possession Of iuinuinac value II would notb e too much for Is 10
state that when ae direction. are strictly complied with, We warrants cure hs every case where
Il Is tried. III pleasant to tho taste and the cheapest medicine In the world Therefore, In
truth, 1t may be declared the day Is rot far distant, when 4 nah be appreciated and used In
The wonderful operation Of The Texas Tonic syrup 10 neu'nitdng the effect q msladou.
poison in the human system, can only explain IT, extraordinary agency In the speedy thorough
and permanent cure q chms and Fever % Fever and Agae and all their kindred diseases IN
whatever hn Of Bilious Complaints they may make thera Appearance e tH fHHl
Asiu name imports Il Is a Tonic Of rare and medicinal virtues composed Of pure and
harmless Ingredients aud are 90 Mite as 70 kama compound alike sknnnl In art beautiful In
appearance and can be taken with ahty 10 the most delicate constitutions Its the result Of q
lifetime Of experience and pacuce In Southern climate and AZ never known 10 fall, uen
where all ohsr remedies had been tried In vain HH ~
Those who are unacquinwd with the extraordinary properties of this home production, nan
luGsturd from roots and phnu indigenous 10 the soil d our "Sunny South" lend hence
aiaptdo the cue Of Southern climate Diseases are respectfully referred 10 the certificates Of
renectdeA citizens Whose name are embraced In q pamphlet which accompanies each bmei
also tho endorsements f the press In all the Southern Snte, indicating the many thousand
urs Ltady performed by our Justly celebrated TEXAS Tonic Syrup
The reports from hunhsds o. Druggists. Merchants and Dealers from all parts Of the o@n-
pv ire uniform In stating the medicine Is safe certain md reliable AZ a substitute for quhns
and the poisonous compounds heretofore generally Sold and rapidly mppanung everything
io this class. -
Asa home enterprise IT especially eOmmsad' iuefhae people q lh,~aoa o The com
Nv IN ire nov struggling In az effort 10 do asry with Old pr5nheo In hsotd foreign
produee and may " nm hope foreign "ousk Soarums" the gop1fpn Of which, in mos
ea@a are governed W aehng bal manunay motive. kpos hohinFd the properties Ne
didn.l Agents suacne nothing r or interests except 70 entire our people Into The u o.
their vile mituus
The TsralT Tonic syup l. packet In cases Of two dozen. r.
Dealer supplied uponb better urms Than M other remedy AFFORDS NhN
go, MANSFIELD 4 HIGBEE. Druggists and Chemists,
sodaf He"9N@" Sole PrOprietors, Memphis, Tenn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06

81 The Rev. Mr.. Martin will preach
On the third Sabbath In each month
Al B~s.esville, at II o'clock, q. m.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06

ccrtos-MIddIing l. quoted at
aole3oc, 10 Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY yirtas Of . certain cosiraet snissss ists
Apil "a. isss, between q ". and Nara a.
Richard. Of The fus p@rt q. v. b1Iientine q
he ssepad par. and D. ". olls>t q shs third
mart. which aid soaifstt y recorded In Probate
CLERKS eascs Of p.solA county, Mississippi, ]
viii a truHRe sQoistsd b. ~ eonfrnrt %
nesass. ~ Cd ~ ~ Jsse, 80. In de
town Of s@rdIs. I'll 70 he highest bidder, fos
an = "a 4, 'i isss ! tssssssd { : =. ,rs....,
IN the So Bfek Hotel II ths kwn Of ssrdis,
ec<spied By @ v. kl<k<rds, and he srossd
uren which y ssszd< Which nd ~intsfsst =
tohsf. 'iess; tossA>y VIE NJ he h1nisss
h~<ioagine 10 aid hotel I viIl. n upetrs sfsFe-
- d. - psupvssy y ~ ys<hep< Z
nay7Lst ~. C0orkh 1rursss'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06
ATTACHMENT NOTIUE.

hIIHOHMENI NO
The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
a Justices Court Of said county. w. W. e.
liott V. James IT. Pollard.
Attachment issued the i3th day Of april,
1893, against tbs estate Of said defendant for
the sum Of forty-seven dollars and thirty-four
cents ttt7 3f,1 returnabie 70 a Justices Court
Of said county. Notice Is hereby given to the
said defendant James II. Pollard, that unless
he appear before said court at the next term
thereof. to be holden at Eureka, 10 said county,
on the second Saturday In June next A. d.
1868, and plead to said action. Judgment will
be entered against him. and the estate attached
will be sold. BENZ. Y. CR0wELL, J. p.
mayis a. Erf 40
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration hsvisr been grant
ed 70 the underignsd parties on the estate Of
n. J. Tucker, decreased, BY The Pfobais Court
Of Tunics county, Il The March tern, 1865,
thereof, ali persons having claims agHinst aid
estate are hereby notified % have them pro-
baisd and registered In the once Of the clerk
Of aid curt, In the town u Austin, within
The time prescribed sby law, o. they riil Be
forever barred nl sgnI la POLK,
. h. A. TUCKER, ~
spfs-st Administrators
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N J. ROssEI.,
GROCER, 6OTT0N IA G
AND
General Commisston Merchant,
No. 316 Front Row,

HtHP''tSI F'H"s
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage hersio-
fore extended 10 me by my friends ] would re-
fer others % any one doing business heretofore
viih my house. have slrays on hand family
and plantation supplies Ai-. ample ABILITIES
for handling I'll oolton % Other produce con
signed 70 me. Charges a. low a. regular mef-
chants Of the city, and a. low a. Legitimate
business will Justify.
J. O. CuLBERTsoN. veil knows In Mar
shall and Dssoto counties, Mia, u always on
hand. andin connection with W. D. RODhAs,
Of Narshsll copniy, Mss. would t< pleased 70
meet and ~sccotnmodats their old fisnds n
veil As othsn needing supplies. ssas-sm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06

The colored voters Of Rankin have
formally declared themselves in favor
Of a Democratic Senator. This is
certainly very refreshing, aud is just
the course all the freedmen in the
State would pursue, if let alone by
the Internal and God-forsaken polit-
ical.buzzards which infest our land,
We have one in this county, and we
feel no hesitency in saying that heii'
the most contemplate Dutch puppy
that ever disgraced mother earth.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06

The tournament which Is to come
of on the 18th in Memphis II is
said, will be a grand affair. All the
principal cities ip the South will be
represented by one or more knights.
Let ill Who can, and who admire the
gay and the beautiful attend. There
10 nothing like "whiling the happy
hours ENTHUSIASTICALLY. ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LANDS.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

A.,cht. All 70 onee chs
s0 o,k .S,een wears ego, tonight,
spoN ~. s,,st such . storm - tnis. that
saJs sue, :" Js sv' and while the words was
ZOO SEM my b.s rd . noise Of wheels ont
70 nal "a |. st,mping on the step, and the
so .'a,. door opened, and he come in
.' nv. I'm. and tall. and stout-a likslier
,n nah Ia / never laid mr. eyes on, but The
zane Rescued after al
"How il she ? be whispered; we LAND.
cd last week, and it's only Yesterday,
heard. through Jacob Thompson, that sne
was sick"
81 hold up my finger for him to speak
iorer. but il was no use-she'd heard MIN,
and she started up in bed, with her lips =
part and her eyes on the door. l oackon-
ed Ia him then. ard he came in. oh. little
mother = he Just sobbcd, and she put her
two ayne around bis neck without word,
and be laid hss down gently. Oh, or, you
never % . such . face You know how
he Coed BeUk says they saw Stephens s.
cell, hsss Waa like that. :,
"Somehow words didn't mean mucn
then, and ~ Ill kept still. He ~ ~ ne'
aide and held her hand ill clear midnisn,
then . shasse came ever her. Hss 81
had On Old lock. and W could - ~ ~
vaso't 9TH % any more. All 4 enee s1s
raised up. Hes walking up. enc ~. =
the pseeious Isubr and the" she osg'" -
swsv herss back and forth. ana TO slne
~ ii,tlt song she used to rock him to sleep
f.. ssI,ep, little one, like lamb in the fold
Shut from the tempest, safe from the cold
Sleep, little one. like star in the sky,
Wrapped in cloud while the stosm
wind sweeps by!
:" Her voice grew fainter and fainter. ant
sweeter and sweeter, and 80 she died."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

Parents sonstiues ~, with tear, nv
bey bas forgotten all my tsachiuee." Yeo
dent know that. You can't say that lin
~ gave closes over him. Said ! eeed
neither, knee, Who kept on sineIoe thoeo
hsmn., and whose faith sever isiesrod
through hong yesrs, when hss only go die
rrsced The family by intsmpevanes, 'sJshn
gill come right by and By. He must. !"
And day after day when be vas brought
homo helpless. the mere wreck and libsl
Of manhood. she snilincly repeated 70 ali
casiirrs, "John will come right" know
it. Every day ! ask God to give hi.
back to himself, and know hs will de IT,"
And John did come right. Out Of that
horrible Dit Of degradation BE- emerged,
"clothed ia his right mind" Il: l. nov in
. good business. owns the house he lives in,
ana i The comfort and pride Of the patient
Iii. Tho. with HE mother, waited through
All thsss weary years for his return.
Nsver descsir of . child who ssays
.vsv from these hyuns. Somewhere, BE-
treen The cradle aud the tomb, b sure,
those hymns will 6nd him out. t
FANNY Fem.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
The Bond.s~~e~back QoessSen
IN l10l0o10s 4

Tho democracy Of Illinois in Convention
ssseu',led nave taken the proper view OF
the 6nsnc;, Il question as relates to oonos OF
~. n ,v.y,nent and the redemption there
of The democracy Of the country ase
chs-ccd With being repudiators-a party
ae.ir ,us Of ignoring the national credit,
ana an,,snnls'ic to the fu'fillment OF those
navy engagements that were entered up
or during the progress Of the war TO pre-
serve ths Union. True there has never
beca any shadow ofrcason for such impu-
t.,.on. bu, that makes no difference to
,hs.e "a no a,temp, to make II attach to the
marty. The following resolutions adopted
unanimously bv the Illinois democracy
have the right rug
"R.soiced. Tha, tho national honor, Imam
cialiv. IN our hands will remain IN a. un-
sul,,.J "a IL ever has been IN all respects.
Tn, The pre .rnt debt was contracted IN
n.oer ,..ued by the federal government, and
wn,.h v.s de Jared to be lawful money by
he legislative authority Of the country. aud
wa,cn, while accepted by the government
for the iu,sr part OF its assessments, aud
paid o., to The soldiers and other defend.
ere. should ne. as ny It's terms il 10. receiv
abb IN satisfaction by the boldsrs Of tn
pie xeS Of The faith Of the government. II
al cases except wherein different stand
ard o. vslus has been stipulated Tor.
"asolc.d. That the vast bulk Of the in
debts in+s, VI the country, known o. 5-2Os
sre ia~ta.iy payable IN lsgAl-tsndcr note
Of the government, aud should be 80 paid
.. thr said obligations ere within the powe
oft,e government TO relieve and discharge
aud that whereof the faith Of the govern
mrn, il pledged TO pay in gold, W vi,
., fulfil, and beyond this We will not 60.
"Bsyond this We will not 60" No
ssouii 90. Just hat and nothing more
Just what was agreed upon-no lsanin
towards the b,n i-hod.rs to give theu
0, ne,hing in pay t'a.vas not stipu
iatsd /; no rcfusol to pay the bon 10 whsr
IA y shall become due. That WAS fai
bargain. aud must be flirly met.
The bsA democracy in Convention q
scmbcd. would done we'll TO have take
the Saine s,snd. The resolutions abov
printed, co,rec, y represent the sentiment
Of tho Demo ratio rar,y Of lows, thong
aheir / orn 8 not in uni, on with that
t,ew la.n i, bre .hren. In hasty mai
ner w nolt thpusht or consider. ion,
Tesolt',n Was rushed through declarir
that all bonds, regard ess Of any siipul
ton oaght 10 b. pail in greenbacxs. Tn
isntnr 4 Of the views Of the Iowa ID
mocracy the platform nd ,picd by the d
moc'a,y of limos touches the spot cxac
iy. They endorse Pendlr,on and cndor
his pl-,forn. The Democracy ei Iowa e.
dor.e P.nlle'on aud repudiaie his pla
form That may bc statssmsnslip. but
strikes us all askew. However, alrs v,
that ends veil, and VIC confidently 10,
forw.r 10. tie success Of The true Dem
crauc prime PIES laid dow in the re.ol
ons a. the ON n~"c-mert OF this art,c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18


Speer's Port Grape Wine 10 the only
vine calculated to do good in diseases Of
such as acidity. dysentary, diarh0a. in
ccuotenance ofurine. and general debility.
One bottle is sufficient 70 convines the most
sceptical Of the great curative powers con.
tanned in the wine.
Sold by all druggists.
Tns Tribune on Monday, in its invocation
to the Radicals Of Connecticut to achieve q
victory, said "You can succeed II you oil
do your best. Do IT. then. and electrfy
your brethren throughout the land with ii
dings Of victory which will practically set
tie the next Presidential election !" So
mote it be. We accept the statement in
the light Of the result.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

Tns Albany Jurnal charges that the
democratic victory was secured in Connect
lieut. through fraudulent means, BY skillful
resort to colonization and reporters.
Other Republican papers claim that the
victory grew out of the fact that English il
talked Of for Democratic nominee for The
Presidency.
Other Republican papers claim that th,
Democracy Of Come cticut won no victory
| ct all.
We hope that these distracted Journalistic
will be able to 0nd consolation o some di
reetion before long.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

All talk Of blessing! What's blessing
10 digestioni To digest. Do you know
what 1t means? Il Is to have the sun a.
ways shining, and the shade always ready
for vou. 1t is to be met with smiles, and
to be greeted with kisses. 1t is to hear
sweet sounds. to sleep with sweet dreame,
to be touched ever by gently, soft, cool
hands. II is TO be in Paradise. Adam and
Eve were in Paradise. Why? Their d.
gss ion was good. All! then they tool
liberties, ate bad fruit-things they could
not digest. They, what we call ruined
their constitutions. destroyed their gastri,
juices and then they were expelled from
Paradise by an angel, with the flaming swsrd
The angel with the flaming sword which
turned two ways. Was indigestion. Their
came great indigestion upon the earth BE-
cause the cooks were bad. and they calls,
it o deluge. Ali! thank God there 10 4
be no more delugss-all the evil come
from this. Macbeth could not sleep. l
Was the supper, not murder. His vii
talked and walked. II was the supps
again. Milton had bad digestion becaus
be was always SO cross; and our Carly
mu have had the worse digestion in th
world, because he never ssysany good I
anything. All to digest 10 to DO happy. B.
lisve, me, my friedds, there is no bstte
way not to be turned out Of Paradise by
6ery, two handed, burning sword.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

The Eclipse Livery Stable.


Eronk Sltl1erss Leather Prefer.
s ~ md Water Proof Oh DiacAr9, To- Dools
Framk N1ilperss RrepaveA maru
ness On Backises Sor Oiline Easoee1A Carslaes
op., e. esdy foP uee. With difocflnn6 iur using
g.. Hers Io11eA Osl Olae1s
mg. Fm ale genesslly In .. 3. 6s6 Canadae.
New York. Sold y n. .. EVANS AGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

Hollick, n D.. Stat. ls'd,
HOlcomb. Prof.. N. York,
Howe, N D.. Boston.
hull, Md, New Yetk,
Loweafhel ND. N. ",
Loo0isy =. :. New York.
Hit he'll, ND n. York,
Willard. y. D., NsV York
R0defer, No, n York,
Rcichert. NJ D.. Brooklyn
Ruppefchs n d. n York.
schwess, NJ d, New York
Schafier. n d, Brooklyn.
Sell. N ID. New York,
Sheville, n d. New York,
Sshucting, NJ u, WASH.
SIM. VI d. Freelsndsville
Smith. y D, New York,
Stufxer. n d. Wshurg,
Taylor. NJ d, New York.
Teller. NJ D New York,
Tob! M y, New York.
Van Barren. ALBANY,
Vaughan. N ID. n York.
Warner. n D. New York:
We sr. NJ d. New YORK,
Wee'rott, NJ D, Eliza beth,
Nav Hork efr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

Avvesy, ND Bergen,
lssker, y D.. Yaphank,
Bigl0w, ND N. York,
Blseksn, n D., Redwiug,
Bro h. ND. New York
Back, u. O..LaFaystts,
Game, Nd, Retlwi' e,
Carey, ~ D.. New York,
Chau~eau. NIL. N. r.,
Colhs. n D, Newhurg,
Cox. n d. New York,
Comstock, NJ d, 81 Louis
Corey, n d. Brooklyn.
CosArd. NJ p.Jcisry City,
CraIe. NJ d, New 70. k,
Crane. NJ ID. Eliza eth,
Detmoli. Prof y York.
Dilthy. ~ ID. VIII 'meb'g,
klliott, NJ y. New Yolk,
Frazer. " d. New YJik,
Frescn N ID. New Anrh.
Gsrducr N ID. Brooklyn,
6ood Vile NJ d. \ R1k,
Gordon NJ II Bo. ton.
t.oulden II ID, y York,
Hart NJ b. NV Yorx.
Hart. n u, New York.
Whita. N D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18


La Rue's AIAhasser Cream
THE MOST BRAuTIrUL AND HARMLESS cos
METlC IN THE WORLD
m prceence on tie face cannot be detected :, -,
b removed only BY waAhing: and when rc.sved
viii leave tn SKIN eoilaf smoother and whittier mas
whether caused BY e1posure to N vether or ~ a.
eaec. and hestows upon an fAree the " w.
single trial proves al these sisss,rsn,.
And the sntire saftS with which n can ~ r..a.
makes lie eucccse complete " ~-A oe useo'
- Aek for La Rus's.-sec that N.
Rue Co s blown In the bottle ana our ts.S. s,I
q the top Of the frcut lsbe sold ~ ali nsss;sts
sof.e 00 eau nseessT nss S.e Dollar per
&c. Ws!ls o.. Re. York: Geo. q c ScsSSs
Co. 1850. 49,. Whalesale AecSn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BHo RIA.

We are unablc to publish all the &C entife testi-
raonisls witch have been bestowed upon HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT, and We content ourselves with
mentioning the names Of some Of the Physicians
prescribing this Beverage Of Health:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
TO Young NJ e n

TO YOU NC M 2 n.
mo arrest Seminal Losses, 70 conquer bad hs5ta
1 and remove the cfects Of eaSly Error, seud .
cents 70 GALEN'S HEAD DlSP8N0ARY, Louis
VILE, Kentucky.
patients suffering frSm any disease whatever OF pf
yate or confidential nature, and ladies troubled With
any the ailments leeulias to the eex, By enclosing
IS cents e above Win Gisf sentenent Of eass, win
receive particulars for calf treatment b. return ma
and TINS avoid quackey. We also have Veriz
Clasp which gaAsantee 70 cure vasicocee IN fouI
sirine 10 limit their o6spsik, can snc3oee stamp
for pamphlet. containing engravinss and sxplana-
tous Of the above psoVe1ttve. With IN essay on tna
subject Of prevention. All correspondence ecee'
DENTAL Address AZ letisrs to J. 8. W1LLIAAS,
Drawer AZ. Louisville. Ky oet24-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

" WY stsnd yt:Aere oil ths-day idle r'-Mstt.
~-s--S-.-
txs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
The Peoples Remedy

II required many years Of laboeious ressagch Into
tho propere. Of heYbe and roote before 0fandretha
Pills arrived al their paesent este OF perfectiou-
They take all impure and morbid accumulations
from the bowels and tho blood. Thoir Dse In sick
ness raves money, time and health This noble
medicine s.ves suffering. r.-tofs health, and pro.
ionre life Those who know their properties have
the most unbounded confidence In Il EN-. When q
tatk,d by ever seriOue disease - pseufsv. col
&C. sudden piosiration. &c. when elk eight pill
have been swallowed they are easy in their min0s.
And they have cause. fof Brsndreth's Pills are nc
broker reed
The Princess Of Wales might have been cured By
few soses. and sill her weeks Of sgoDy saved.
believe this rs believe my existence.
B. BRANDRETH
ptirrin.l AGENCY R,andyetb BOuee New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

What every fourth person needs
IL some convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
for Hsbltua coetiysness ~ would adviss oil thyss
who az troubled with Dyspepsia, Costiveness. Piles
Bousnese, Headache, or any form oflndigestion TO
use Dr. HAtnsoss PBRIsrAlrc lozRnoaa." Eisha
II sntipe fon, n D., Ex Lientenant-uovernor OF
Massachusetts, They are pleasant to the taste and
never require incressc Of doee TO perfect cure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

Insse be- utisnl Boxss, With ~ inpsuyeaenfe srs
= sSnunk With uuprecs1ent oucassa, 81 &c eNbfod
INC gsowsr Of SessWbeeries apd I'll eQall rfuits.
rarts The A.s i rsesiss' 81 essss ~ 1osssnd
.ns.f Eseee ssperlosasy 6veS evGsy chr Kind h
~ e. MY eseablisheA One thoesopd ppehed n
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asD saa1y. 3 nd ~ C. e1SnsS. l611616 -sl
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16
virginia, Ney.. March ls. 1893. mhlt.lm

Assessme emit NstIca.-Impor Con.
solIdats cd Mining Company. : Locatiouof WORKS
New Truokee Mining District. Humboldt eoun'
~, ,NeyAda.-Eotieoi is hereby given, that at y
meeting Of tho Trustees Of the above named =
company, held April -, 1858, an a,seiiment OF
Tvelye and a Half Cents was levied on each
and every share Of the capital iioek Of sad
company, payable In U. 8. coin TO tho Secretary
on or Before, the 18th dsy Of Nay. 1883 AIl
sioek upon which said assessment rhull remnin
unpaid on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of May, ls6s
will DO advertised on that day as delinquent,
and unlen said assessment shall DO paid on, or
before MONDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1865
Will bc sold on that day. at public auaiion. In
front Of tho compAny's ofice ln Gold Hill. Storey
county, Nevada, between tho hours OF II o'clock
n, and O'Clock r. H., 10 pay said assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of Ealc.
vfIl be meeting Of the company nt their once
In Gold Hill on Saturday, Nay 9th, 1868. at
By order Of The Board Of Trustees. ~
- ~ "a. w. PEAsE, Secretary.
Gold Hill, April u. 1868. - spit-im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16
Gold Hill, MRrel


As,cssment NstIco-Belchermi mininE
Company, Baldwin Company aud AbsrnAthis
Compsny-NotieeIs hereby given. that alta meet.
iur Of the Trustee. Of the above Conpanies, held
this day, snsssessment Eight dollar'And thir'y-
three ccu,s (es 33) per shure WAS levied on each
and eyory share OF the capltalstosk ofeaeh oi'hs
above Com panies, payable immediately, to the
secrstary. at the Bslchor ofies' Virginia. SsVsa!'
In United States gold coin. Any stock on wnlen
said assessment shall remain unpaid on
MONDAY, April IL. 1858, will bs advertised
on tha. day ss dolinqucnt. and. unle" payment
,b.ll be made before, will be sold on THURS
DAY, Nay II. 1853, to pay said DELINQUENT as.
,cssm.nt, together with costs Of advertlsing and
expenses ofsale. By order Of the Board ofTrus-
teas. .BRUCKMAEN. Secretary.
virginia, New, March l3. 1868. 'mhl4'lm