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Stockholders Notice!
OrrIcE CROwS PoINr

OhEli lOlNI
GOLp AND SILVER MINING COMPANY, =
SAN Francisco, March u, ls6S.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH a RESOLUTION
adopted at II meeting Of the Trustees Of the
Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Company,
held this day. n special meeting Of tho Stock.
holders Of said Company Is hereby called-the
same to be held ut the Office Of the Company,
.Haywsrd's Building, southeast corner Of Cali.
fornia and Liedesdorff streets. San Francisco.
California, on MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF NAY. A. D. 1868. Of two CO. O'Clock
y. NJ. to takc into consideration and decide upon
thy proposition to increase tho Capital Stock Of
said Company from to Two Million Four Hun.
drcd Thousand Dollars, divided into Twenty -four
Hundred Shares OF Quo Thousand Dollars each
the present Capital Stock-to Three Million Dol.
lars, divided into Twelve Thousand Shares OF
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars each.
THOS SUNDERLAND
THOS. BELL, }Trustees.
WIN. b. JOHNSTON.
ap3-td |If.
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Application For Patent.
Notice No. 12.
RKnIsrER's OFFICE, ,

RkGIsrER's OFFICE "a
Carson City New. Jan l6, 1868. 5 D
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph Trench and n. 0. She Offer have this
day 1led In this Office a diagram. together With
anotiee ofapplication. for Patent from tho Uni.
ted States. under Act Of Congress-. approved
Julya6, 1864. forsixhundrcdsixty feeiofths Chsro-
kee Lode, known rs the Cherokee COmpany's
claim, In Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon
county Nevada. Said claim Is bounded on the
south by the Dayton Company's claim. and on
lhs North BY the Emigrant Comp ,ny'S claim;
commencing at stake marked No. l. about $50
fsst south Of Trensh's mill, Silver City; thence
running moth SO 90 east 80 feot " stake No.2;
thence north go 4V west TO stake No. ,: thence
thence sonth $50 90 west $50 feetto stake No. 4;
thence south27o 90 oat $50 feet TO stake No. 1.
the polntof commencement; containing 3 10 100.
: WARREN Z. L0CKHART, Register.
lyla.QDd =
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CA UTIO N.

TnE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
l TINT III. following certificates Of stock II the
Dayton Silver Mining Company WIRE this day
sold nj public auction. t6tlIe highest bidder, for
In front Of the oflcu Of th. Srcrr.
tary. In Silver City. Lyon county. Nevada, nc.
cordlug 10 public notice 10 .couforuiiy with the
bylaws Of the company and laws Of Nevada,
and arc hereby cautioned against purchasing or
negotiating for snIi stock. m the same will not
be transferred by the Secretary:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-06

And lance ordlicu Will lac. nldlnh order Or
the Board of Trustees made on tho Thirteenth
day Of March, 1868. no many shares OF each
parcel of saId stock ~ may be necessary. will DO
sold at public austisn nj, the office, of Maurice
Dore & Co. No. 3I7- Montgomery. street. Ban
Francisco. California. OH FRIDAY. the eighth
day Of May. 1868. vt tho hour Of | o'clock ?. n. OF
said day, TO pay said delinquent assessment there.
on. together with costs of advertising and ex.
ptnses Of sale.
:, II. WE6ENER, Secretary.
0Aicc. IA California; street, San FrnnciscQ.
Cnlitqrnia. .'ii.I ap2HdH
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NO MERCURY
Or Poisonous Drugs,
NOR USE OF CAUsTIC.
GIN HIN,
from Canton, China.

DR. hin, AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS
III snccessful prastiee In bis nRtivs city an
nounces to the people Of lhls vicinity. that he
IL located on the east xldeof haiY sirssi. Gold
HIN. few doors below the vrsey fcuU.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
.Appiisasie.. ior. Rsatest.
Notice No, 90,

Sotice no. bn, ~ y
81 ~ Y j
u. ). REaIsrER's 0rrIcH.
.GARsoS GIrY. Ney., March sth. ts6e, ~.
NOTICE IS HERhBY GIVEN TnLAfrriiB'
IN Clinton and Hubs Company has filed In
TIL. Office II diagram -,agsthcr wth . poilce OF
application for patent from the United States.
ulier Act Of Congress. approved July 20, ls66,
fot l,O5s tcetos the Constoek Lode. known NJ
;lsr Clinton aud liubbs Mining Company CLAIM,
in,ths 0old I'M Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada. laid claim IL bounded on the north by
the Nrnele Sim Company and on the south by the
Ju.iics, independent Mining CompHny's claim.
Sghd claim il morc particularly described as fol.
lows. ,o.wit; Commencing at n stake set In "A
an all gulch about 100 feet north Of Seals MIL in
Gold Hin. at which point the one'quarler
section posl on The west line of Sec. s. r.. l6. N.
Il: 81 T., bears N. $40 45 W. 7Ii feot distant. The
summit Of Mount Davidson bears n. liol5 W..
Mount Lincoln bears 8. 1872 IS u, thSiico run
ming on the supposed line Of tn. lode g. l5o ~
Z, l,0Ss feet to \ stake set on north aide OF the
American Flat road. near its junction with the
Gold Canon road. No surface grouHd Il claimed
By this Company, excepting At the south end.
where 100 feet square (shown msrs fully ON the
diagram) Is claimed for working purposes. The
walls of ihis claim being unaScertulnci, the
boundaries are not given. The lode issupposed
TO be eInbraccd in an area Of four % acres.
WARREN I. L~oCHIART.
'mL3D-9OI Register.
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Assessors Advertisement.
U. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE.

H...|.# H
EOURTH DIVISION OF THE COLLEC.
IL ton District Of the State OF Nevada, comprls.
Ing the counties Of Lyon and Churchill:-Notice
Is hereby given that the valuation, assessments
and enumeratIons Of subjects liable to duty un.
der the Internal Revenue Laws Of the United
States, made and tRken by David A Armstrong.
Assistant Aasrsgor for said Division. and re-
turned 10 mo In tho annual list for 1853, Will re.
maIn open for the examination OF NIL persons
concerned for the space OF TEN DAYS from the
date hereof, Mt tho ofieo Of the Assistant As
SCISSOR Of said Division In tho town OF Dayton,
between the hours Of Q J. u. and ?. y. each day,
npdthat sStsf .tbo cxriraiion Of said ten days
TO wit: uutbo 9Th day Of Mny, AID 1868. at my
oAacc In Carson City. Nevada, I will receive and
determine nil appeals relative to erroneous ofex.
ecusiye valuations, aIsessmonts or enumeration
made and taken by such Assistant Assessor. All
appeals TO the Assessor. rs aforesaid. must DO
made 10 writing, and specify the particular cause,
matter % thing. respecting which q decision IL
requested; aad shall moreover state the ground
or principle OF error complained Of
WARREN WATSON,
u. 3. Assessor.
Dated a, Dayton, April 90, 1868. ap2O-n
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P-Hea-rnosc afiieted with tho Piles will nnd
tNYAILfrLE RtLIEr by applying personally, or By
lottsr. 20 Or. sichcl. tO9 Paelhc street. nearSansome,
or BOZ 3st, Postohies. San francisco. uap5+iv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-06

Conadoncc silver Mining Csmpn.
ny, Gold Hin, Storey county, State Of Nevada
Notice IN hereby given, that at a meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held on the
,wehty.Hfth day Of March, 1868, an 'aSseiShent
No. 6. OF Ten Dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said Company, payable the
twenty .sixthday Of March. 1906, In United statcs
gold coin, TO tho secrOiary.R R, WssSner, ll4 Call
iornls street, San Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which said sss~essnsptHhall remain
unpaid on the TfiIRTIETH DAY OF APRIL,
1859, shall 10 deemed, delinquent. and will be
daily advertised for sale ut publIo auction, and
uhlrss payment shah DO made before, will be
sJld on wRDREsDEYsT THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF MAY, 1868. to pay the delInquentns.
~ssssmsut, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. BY order Of the Board OF
Trustees. ~ r. wEGEkER. Secretary. (
Once; 4l4 California street, San Francisco,
California. mh2i-td
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.


D3A 19a oAAtVE
cqmpapfs- on Ouaf SsAsia iov.d.-NS;
tI~ssishereby given, that at q meeting Of the
Board OF Tras,ee,, hold on tile Second day -os
April, 1888. an assessment OF Thtcs DollsrSftes)
per share was luvied upon the captnl stosk Of
said company, payable umedhtely In United
States gold cotu.I to the Secretary, No. GOT
Washington street, SIN Francisco. Amy stock
upon which said assessment, shall Temaln un.
paid on the SIXTH DAY, OF NAY. 1868, will
bd adysrtHed on that day as delinquent, and I'M
less payment shall bsmado bof9rc,Y will DO sold
gu MONDAY, THE TwENTY-FIFTH DAY
or MAY, 1868, to pay the delinquent asscsS.
mint, together with costsioi advertising and
expenses o rsale.. i'h.ta
BY order Of fhs Board Of Trustees.
L ,giYtu Vf a. NOEL, Secretary,
Oaise. No. 6c7 Warrington street, San Fran
ci.co.. California. ap4'lm
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DELINQUENT AssEssAEEI SALE.

Gold Hill QuartK Will . Minfng
Cbthpany. S<LotatISn ofyH<hH',9SM'H Hg5,
Storey county, Stale OF Nsvadn-Notice.-Thers
pro delinquent upon tho following described
stick on account Of assessment levied on the
thirteenth day Of March, 1868, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec.
tive shareholders az follows:
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Ladiessufferipg from any complslntlneidental
TO their sox, can eonWult the Doctor wlththsyss.
spranca of Pnlirf ~ -
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To PrsyIae iS;rstts .L4yy.a sl Cs,iestlsn
!of lTarse In tke, iTsve Of 9oiL Hill
PASSED. APril2gtkaAi D. lS6S,,.' sa,IrT
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III. @. MANNING. Clerk. 9'3l U.H I'm tH
q. Cold Hill, April q, 1865. A ., az, apcy7tf,
The New York herald., 1868-04-06
IA, ,AsrEp-By A GAapgseH ur rw.NrY YEAss

w experience, stnatioJ ~ take ni charge "a
seat or the laying nut of new pare has tnoroush know
lcJge house aud etsiss; A,tisil
r.terences " ohrae.or sonIy small family.
Address r. ~ D., u Joh3 strei.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE AMERICAN POSTAL SYSTEM.
LONDON, Dec 14--1he Times this morning has an
article on the newspaper postal system in use IN tbs
United States. The writer eulogizes the American
policy of permitting newspapers to be forwarded
through the mails at low rates Of postage, whereby
the general diffusion of knowledge is promoted and
encouraged; praises the hberalty Of the free exc
change system for the beneft Of the Press, snd
hopes the time will soon come when England wnt
adopt the entire American plan, which time bag
proved to have been 30 successful and beneficial IN
that country.
cIADsroNE's ADDRESS TO HIS ELECT0RS--Tnu
EARL OF CLARENDON.
Mr. Gladstone has issued address to the EiectoIa
OF Greenwich preliminary to bis reelection from tbad
borough rendered necessary by his acceptance of
ministerial Office He says after the part taken by
him In the movement for the Disestabishment OF tho
Irish Church, it was impossible for HIM to deelina
the task Of forming ministry. He trusts the new
Administration viii deserve the confidence OF the
country and promises to use every effort 10 carry tho
measures which he urged while out of Office.
In the House of Commons petitions have been pre-.
sened contestng the election of "a Liberals and ~
Conservative members for boroughs.
Lord Clarendon, the newly appointed Secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs held levee on Saturday,
which was attended by the Hon. Reyerdy Johnsons
the Minister Of tho United States and the Hons
Arson Burlinsame, the Chief ambassador Of Chime
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
THE INSTRUCTION IN cADIz.

MADRID. Dec. 4.--It is thought the Republican,
instruction at CadiS win be suppressed today
without the shedding Of blood. All foreigners left
the city some days ago. fearing general civil war.
Inc lnsurrection IN Cadiz has terminated with tho
surrender of the insurgents Many Of them desired
10 deposit their arms at the American Consulate Ill
stead OF delivering them up TO the Government au-
thorites; but Gen. De Roda refused to allow them "a
30 dispose OF their weapons and held them TO strch
| compliance with the terms Of his proclamation.
About 30 persons have been arrested for attempting
to incie the workingen Of this city to rebel against
the Government.
CADZ, Dec. lathe instruction here IL at an end.
The insurgents have given their arms to the mill
tary officers, and the people generally returning
the arms which they had secreted at their homes.
Perfect quiet now prevails, and there indca-
lions Of the recent disturbance except patrols Of SOL
diers in the streets and military guards around tho
Hotel do Vile and other public buildings Five
hundred persons were killed and wounded on boriA
sides during the fighting of last week.
Distinguished honors were paid to the American
flag during the insurection.
SUPPRESSION OF THE INSTRUCTION AT CADp.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE Aonitev to-day publishes in
an extra issue the following important intelligence
from Madrid:
The insurgents In Cadiz. yielding to the terms sea
forth In proclamation issued by Gen. Cabacro co
Roda, surrendered yesterday, and the people have
given up their arms TO the Government. The tToops
now hold all quarters Of the city.
Tho Correspondence of Madrid says the Duke ~
Montpensier had previously made offer Of his per-
sonal services to the Provisional Government 10 as
sist in suppressing the revolt in Cadiz and that this
action on the part Of the Duke prompted by this
belief that the instruction was movement insti'
gated and conducted by the Carlist party
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CHINA.
WESLEYAN AND CATHOLIC MISSIONS.

WESLEYAN AND CATHOLIC MISSIONS.
MAEsEiIIEs, Dec. 14--Late advces from Hankow,
China, state that the Revs. Griffith John aud Mrs
Wiley of the London Wesleyan Mission, who lefa
that city some time ago for extended tour through
the Chinese Empire, had safely returned These
gentlemen travelled through all the western Prov
inces Of China to the confines of Thbet distance Oh
over 5000 miles. They were well treated BY the ma
tiyes everywhere. They saw an abundance Of coal,
and evidences of gold silver lead and iron mines.
The Catholic missions were very numerous threughA
out tho country. Clergymen were found even in the
small Villages and the converts Ia that faith were
numbered by hundreds of thousands.
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CNRA.

SUPPRESSION OF CABLE DISPATCHES BY ira
GOVERNMENT. b
We are informed that important news dis.
patches prepared for the Associated
Press within tho last few days. have been suppressed
the Cuban authorities From this 10 is reasonably 70 bd
Inferred that the insurgents IN the Island have won some
Imported successes which the authorities do not mud
eIpeent 90 have published In the United States Proba
by they will discover In time that there 10 less danger s
be appehendeG from tho proper announcements OF aes
facts fairly stated than In the suppression of news whc
creates and gives FREQ scope and currency 70 ny
widest apprehension ut tho Same time that it predl$
poses the bubble believe whatever buster auhoritey
may Invent and publish suited TO their own pulosess
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER ROAD

FISHKILL, Dec. lJ.-Near ew-IIamDurghs
yesterday afternoon lost her life and anothe1
woman aud little girl seriously injured Cathss
rine MoNuty, aged IS servant In tho employ OF Me-.
JOHN Bodlen " Milton Ferry started shortly After NE
IN company with Minnie Bodden aged seven years. to
visit her sister, Mrs Vannasdae wife OF hsgDan the
railroad. They walked down the track 70 the statops
where Mrs vannasdae Joioed them and all three srte@
another pers0n milo two further along. Al
they passing through deep rock cut, two and Z
hall miles north OF NewHambnrsb. they observed q
freght train approaching They stepped over the
down track Tho tram passed, and almost Immediately
afterward the Poughkeepsic special ran oyer them.
Mrs. Vannasdale was killed. The child was dashed
against stone wall tho west side Of the track WILD
Miss McNuty was thrown 10 tho east aide, The tyai0
stopped and John Eng,er the champion skater picked
up tho little gir, and borr her a She badly
cut and her legs were terribly bruised Catharne Mls
Nulty was also terribly eut About ts haAd ana t.ss
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MEXICO.
PROCEEDINGS or CONGREss-DEsrRUCrfoN oD
n .nrII0rAKES.

PROCEEDINGS or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IRON our OWN CORRESPONDENCE
MEXICO, Nov. 19.-The latest discussions IN
Congress principally been on the erecting the state
Of Moreos and Uidaeo; project presented thefred
expert of gold silver ia bare another project ON thd
forming Of "Inter Oeeanlc khiroaa company hnd td
Tsarye Co are the petitioners for sad Colnpany)
naton presented that the port Juarek Of Chiapas be-
Dened project the excluding OF traitors from holds
ms public offices.
Tie small town OF AamOs state OF sinaloa aimos1
entirely destroyed BY nundation; 10 and odd
lives lost ,,x.
Robberies and hdnappngs, and sssassnations stlf
continue -
Some severe shocks OF earthquake have been fell ia
San Luis P0tosi aud Oaxnca
Coahna IL at last erected into state undsr the name
OF Coahuila do ZaragoLa.
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WESTERN ARMY OFFICERS REUNION.

CHICAGO, Dec. A-Our city is beginning 10
Ill mp With soldiers who have to take part IN the
reunion. Among the large number hero are Con- Grant
and STAFF Lieut. Gen. Sherman and family. MajorGens.
Negey, Palmer Curtis A. J. smith, Giles A. Smith, Bek
nap, Hnkenlooper, A. H. Terry, Meredith, McCieruard,
Tower. Bowman, Logan George II. Thomas, Pope. Buck
land Este, slocum Elliot yandever Iflman. sawtelle
Bsrnuin, Which, Butterneld, Mcdowell. Cogswel,
bloomfield. Duno Cox Secretary schofeld. and large
number OF men OF Lesser military note Many citizens
called on Cen Grant and Lieut. Gen. Sherman, at the
TrnOnL House today, 10 pay their respects Lieut. Gov
Iross received the Generals tails evening
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real and fictitious have been frauduenty entered
upon the regstres with false residences attached thereto
This particular fraud has been perpetrated with bold
ness, system and which, until the rights OF cit
zens more perfectly protected by the Legislature and
the Judiciary viii render the preservation Of the purity
OF tho franchise o task impossible.
The ascertainmen Of frauds Of this sort 10 work OF
time and labor which the undersigned have but partially
accomplished. One two extracts from the returns
made by examiners IN certain localities viii show their
character:
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SWEDEN.

The Royal Academy of Science Of Sweden has
elected Henry q. Carey. the Political Economist OF
America to FIJI the vacancy oceasOned by the DEATH
of Lord Brougham.
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AUSTRIA.

TIE AUSTRIAN DEFICrF.
VIENNA, Dee l4.-The Ministerial budget has been
made public The deficit for the year 1889 IS es,i.
mated at RS,JO0OO0.
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TURKEY.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION,

PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE Eteadard says the great
powers will continue their efforts to settle the ds.'
pute between Turkey and Greece. and they do DoA
yet despair of success.
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49,. Snow Ia two feet deep in aud near 0s-
weyo An cypress train was Delayed % bours W
bank Oh fanday
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THE ELEoTIoN.-The total vote
polled. as far as reported, yesterday,
says the Charleston Courier, of the
23d, with four Districts to hear from,
was 75.O01. of which 80, O19 were cast
for the Constitution, and 17,3O8
against. The number of votes re-
ported, bnt not yet oanvassed, is
66.8S4. Complete returns have been
made from eight Districts, incomplete
returns from nineteen, and four Dis
tricts from which no returns have
been received. In Horny, the Demo
Gratis have carried the District by 500
majority, in Anderson by 76 majority ;
in Union the Democrats have 215
majority, with one registration pre-
cinct to hear from; Pickens, includ-
ing Oconee, gives 120 Democratic
majority. Mo returns have yet been
received from Beaufort and Lam
caster.
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Editing a newspaper is good deal
like making fire-everybody sup
poses that he can do it little better
than anybody else. We have seen
people doubt their fitness for apple
peddling, OK driving and counting
laths; but in al our experience, NO
never met with that individual who
did not think he could double the
circulation of any paper in two
months