davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18
Safest Gelq9raphit Nelus,
The Cuban Revolution,

HAVANA, June 16
An expedition of about 600 filibusters
from the United States are reported to
have landed recently at Punto Arenas.
They effected the landing without be-
ing molested, and Immediately marched
to the interior, where they have already
joined the forces under Jordon. The
Spaniards are getting frightened. Ar
bitrary arrests of suspected parties still
continue to be made, and the system of
espionage is increasing.
Gen. Quesada's report of the battles
of May Is, has been received. 1t states
that they were two engagements on
that day. They took place on the road
between Puerto del Padre and Las
Tunas, and resulted in victories for the
patriots. The Span iards retreated in
panic, losing in both fights $50 killed
and wounded. The Cuban loss is repor-
ted at %. Advices from Nuevitas are
to the 11th inst.
Gen. Ferrer returned on the 9th, hav-
ing assisted in e5corting a convey OF
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18


WARS IN A NAME ?-The Navy De-
partment yesterday changed the names
of forty.one vessels. Under the vener,
able Mrs. Wells, Indian names were in
favor, and there was "Shackamaxons, y
Umpqua," Warsaw, and for ought
we know Breakjaw, in the naval list.
Many, however, were,desciptive, mas
much as they indicated an American
origin. But Secretary Borie has not
much improved them. He has substi-
tuted classical names such as "Gorgon, -
"Hecate, -" Ajax" and "Achilles
in fact initiating servilely the old Bri
fish nomenclature.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18

The DAILY MONITOR will be served to subscribers at
TWELVE CENTS WEEK.
Mr.. GEORGE E. VAN BLARcUM has route in the
upper part of the city Orders may be left at this
Office. Mr. WILLIAM G. JONES will supply those at
the Port.
Copies may be obtained at 1S6 Broad street
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18
WAN Ed.
WAN
THREE ROOMS TO LET,
FOR SALE,

4 14O EAST GRAND STREET. Inquire o.
N the premises a12 If
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18
The Temple of Honor.
PHILADELPHIA, June II


This afternoon the following officers
were elected for the Inner Grand Tenn
pie of Honor and Temperance for the
ensuing year S. G. w. t., Deborah
G. Lafeter OF Philadelphia; S. g. W.
V. t., Mary E. Styles of Philadelphia ;
S. G. W. R., Clara Cook of Philadel-
phia S. W. G. Treas, Mary Cluley of
Pittsburgh s; S. G. W. u, Ann G. Mott
of Scranton S. W. G.. Chaplain, Eliza
beth A. Search of Philadelphia S. G.
W. c., Sallie Hopkins of Pittsburgh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-10-20

- - 2 n b. u
+ agyThe Georgetown Radicals
oharleston Vsns,l promise that ii
ed people Wiz only elect the y siIe Of
the Loyal Leaguesthe. taxesishdt f'Eys
SO high that the lands. Of thewhi fspie
will be sold. They viii thensSe sh&t Up
by Commissioner Leslies asa trisnted
among the freedmen. In this way twill
get possession of the land and GET I'D the
white men. The real state;cwners ipnth
Carolina, the farmers and planters s'asi
and digest this Infamous proposition. IT {
tell its own tale at the next elections.
E&. The Arkansas FseemaE is a noAI
per just started at Little Rock by q sotc0
man named Tabbs Goss. Tahbs irot
Radical, as this little extract ff5m 3. ii
rial aimed at one Bsrton, in E.ae Boo
shows =" have got my foot on iai1seek
last, aud will keep it there. He So Y nea @
me in every county in Arkansas, aeg@e'nl
the Radical party, who are robsaassie pe0
pie Of their hard earnings by way 'aAa
ton"
q a Cincinnati Judge desi9a last
Friday, lba, !lsifc was nc'ling iutF s.ln'e' '
oil IL. State m the city crd'neEes' 'nica meg
prohibited "a woman from -we.riLg ipusers
Es- The body of young wJss'sss, s'eise
in France year ago, has been exauec |!
when it was found that the unfor!pna'carl
had torn her shroud, scratched lhs saif91c Il !.
the cruci6x, aud gnayedI her II
tle agony Of burial alive.
aavana papers express wisi II
Sickles might occupy some post Der
adapted TO his abilities than the present e.
which is the most delicate euphemiasor
estate Prison" that we ever remember 'r-
ing.-New York World.
e Colonel John screven, the mo
cratic candidate for the Mayor of savosn'
and the entire Democratic ticket, we're ct
ed on the llth by about two thou1fa
jority. The negroes, generally, vosi 'tn
the Democrats.
ES An able bodied negro man haeo
Jim Quinn brutally ravished an ,ideFF n.y. ~
near Baltimore, few days ago, and rea0
but was arrested. and while on his way
prison, waslyythed.
A &ser ir North c::roln e. Weed
Of sicaDhs : nale, made s.lEhH.y tie
eenrgrin which he acknowledge ha' LIS
downfall .as caused by a.sociatim wi;A car
and other radicals. This, is teT
rible, but then the niggcr might have st
better thanto associate with such peoRt.
E@ Low-necked shirts are prnf4anee'
the latest "styIep for nice young mtn. jus
imagine sweet youth with his hsiy gard5s
y y tiIs naisl'llsaf I.,, -
r ..,hccktd shirf -. 90
EsS 4 manS best h.-vrru-
'wo, says an exchange. Two dollars, or 7t~'
INC half is q better friend-and SO on uE
The more, the more so.
E@" Mr.. Jones, you said you were con
,ected with the fine arts; do you mean tina
,ou are sculptor? ?" "No, sir, I DON'T scul
nyself but furnish the stone to 'ne nal
hat does" ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-10-20

The PuKposE AT LAST AvowED.-The Rt-
publican says of the South Carolina Uni
versity:
"Yet the University will not go dowr
In times Of blessed memory, when the jews
refused the Gospel, the Gentles accepted it
Co now the advantages one class contemptn
ously reject, another will gratefully accept
and profit BY"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-10-20
Multum in Parvo

DR, Il. II. PATTISON continues the
Practice of Medicine for Cash. Those not
prepared to comply with his terms need not W
pcct his services. Ratos same as last year. q,
Juno 20 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-10-20

E@ A fashion authority states that the
fashion for coats this fall will be a good deal
like that of last fall, especially with those
Who have to wear last falls coats.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-10-20
Popular with the Ladies

i HE Silver Steel Patent Parabola Gold Bur;
n;.bnd NEEDLES, for sale by CHEATIl4M NJ!
RKoTHERS, arc becoming very rular. Read
thn followiuc certificate from Ridge lady, and
procure supply Mt once;
p RIDGE, Oct A, 1861.
MEssRs. CnEArnAM Bnos.-Genttemen have
given your Needles trial, and they arc oMryo @ =
A. lady and she quilted a quilt out without Its
breaking. ~
Respectfully,
Oct 10 ct AZ
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02
LLOYD PENNANT;
A Tale of the West of Ireland.
Chapter III.-Continued.
BY RALPH NEVILLE, ESQ.

H
Chapter Iu.-Continued. .=
Col. Blake passed sleepless night after his
distressing interview with Pennant. The va
rled events of his life crowded upon his recol-
iection-his early glory--his first love-his be-
reayement-his wanderings-hs ultimate de-
sire to dwell in peace under the old roof-his
comparative happiness in his new society and
atfectiOns-and then his heart sunk within
him. and he groaned aloud as he reflected that
the sad event which had already caused him
such bitter suffering was likely to be once
again brought before the world, coupled with,
perhaps, the alienation, If not the disgrace of
the dear girl who was now his chief consola-
ton. He arose, undecided how to act. One
thing only he had determined upon, namely, to
send at once for the sailor; and learn from hin,
all the particulars of his story, and the proofs
which he could adduce in it's support. Day
hight had scarcely dawned, when he dispatched
note to Capt Beaumont, requesting permits
sion for Pennant's servant to come to Duusev
erick. In due time his messenger came back
the ship had sailed !; the note was again for
warded towards evening--the frigate had no
as yet returned. A second night Of misery bat
quite Frustrated the colopels strength of mine
and body, and when, after sending a, thir,
time, ne received no tidings of the Racer, h
determined to tell all that had ACQUIRED t
MIKE, and seek comfort in his consolation an
The colonel accordingly summoned his cousi
10 the library AUD recounted the scene Mt tb
abbey, and after telling how'll ship had sale
Deiore he tonldbbtain another interview wit
inc sailor, asked advice as TO how he shoul
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

8 CouRAaE.--TrueF bravery is sedate and
inoffensiye; If it refuses to Submit TO
insults, IL offers none; begins no disputes
enters into no needless quarrels 81 ia above
the little troublesome ambition to DO sdisze
tinruished !, svaryi moments ia hears seine
silence, an drepiies with moaesty; fearing no 9
enemy, and making none; and Is as much
ashamed Of insolence as of eewardiee.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02
VOLUME IL
srAI Ann OA1M0I1C
~~~~r-~>>>>>-~~S~|-s>>~S->>>eS
INV oRI.EANs. SUNDAY. HAN ,. -.
THE WEDDING OF CANA. ,a
,ruu. ne 6arden u NSonoSstts.1 -
40 Thou, my voice inspire, ~:
WHO eoucne" AIex. Pope.

Mo soa asss Isss.Ss haosd lips WITH t.e Don.
IN, morning when tho sun was bright,
And dew drops lay on sS give, h msss;
And warbling songsters from the trees
San, forth their thanks to God above, = ~.
WHO filed their little hearts with love-
where babblng strean,acts rolled along,
And answered TO the merry song
,r,.-s n,..hipc waters clear and bright.
Laughed Joyous in the sunny hght- "a
There white lambs frisklng on the green, ss,s..-
Gave life and beauty TO the scene.
Two travellers then appear IN sight. a.
And BY the playful brock aiight;
One "a a Man whose mild blue eycs -.-t ..E
Outshone the azure OF the skies. 10 rrs ---l
His auburn hair, Of savy gold, ~, -
In ripglets on His shonlders ron a. -,jf- :.
slory beamed around his face
That far surpassed all human race
Nor NV His tattered gar5 concealed
Divinity which stood revealed; -
For Heavens bright reful sence shohe
In ev'ry look in eyry tone. ,.t-5sb .ss-r
With humble, yet angelic mien, -- -
stranger at His side Ia seen Els r. '! -ss 81
Her vesfure is Of simple blne, g
Besprinkled with the morasng dew' .g
Fer ssSs + /, = LII ses aIss 5.r g sita
assS5 ~ ~ 4asl a sss ssss:ss
q d =, b sEs : q
lfasxe6 Virgin AIoshsr md her sSts '' ~ %
They stayed ! moment By The stream .
= Seemed chanting as it onward ran.
The praises Of q God-made man.
The birds sang sweetsr from the trees
More gently blew the morning breeze
The sheep cen, from their shepherds stray,
At Jesuss feet the lam5kins Play.
And now the Heavenly pair advance,
Beneath their feet the daisies dance.
Then springing joyoue from their tread.
Increase Of fragrance round them shed
When they, at length, near Cana drew,
A merry party came in yiew-- s~-
A bridegroom and ms blushing bride
Stood gaily talking side by side
While maidens with bright birds and flowers
With pleasure decked the festal bowers;
Inviting stood the wedding cheer,
Jesus and Mary entered here,
For they bad come from far away
To bless Their servants wedding day.
St John noy left his beauteous bride,
And nieeklS stands at Iesuss side;
He casts limeelf upon his knees, a
Raises his eyes, and Mary sees. go
40 this is too much honor. Lord
have not IpeIit~d reward III ..
So great rs this, that here see
And at her side my SayioHr's face,
glory giving tn the plaee.aaZ
While this the Saint paid homage due;
The Virgin. in her robe of blue, e. ~.
With dulcet voice, and gestures mild,
And winning charms, on each one smiled
Twas thus the joyous hours flew,
Until the sun mad dried the dew
From ev'ry shrub and ev'ry vino,
When Mary saw the lack of wine.
~ Then drawing near her HeaSaais; Son,
The Virgin Mother TINS begun
hs ne@
The Saviour t,rned-Iis mild blue eyes
And to His Mother thus fepiies:
=" Woman tbs not yettbe hour,
For thy Son to show His power
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

q 8
/ > 1881 4aa ctai 95ss4,r0IY1rMRUp = 49, -
%. .. =
"a 1slI.IG 5iSSa. 3, Is2s ~
wntcn tne{ 80 .s11sa
aiIAs Oouno,nI. - vS. ~ :. 49, s-z-
Wasee. Antve0 iassas Nefey -
- - s.Ssss,I p. ~ ~ SS,s
n .;S.s n .ss- - eeSs .SfSS5 ~
49, a. 4 5s1-es
ccztied 49, ~ S.ssa .-s s,x No.
e t1e ee1y has shsy sae - pessse q
fssa s ssps..s IS: :. .s sa 80 = -
49, ,.3gss..ssa ssssiesxs
49,, .s.s !. Ss2t rSS.S - e--si.s r.
~. -, - ~ sS.s.,hsic 49, ssi.s.
49, III =. "a 49,
Ines ~ =. ~. n. Ii 49, ..
~ w 80 " ~ 4 ~
49, ses.s ~ IN 49, ~ Ss
ssideatiy not bean long ss.arssd ma sssir
49,. - * < a. CIsS~-
osnss q. - ~ f,...s 49,
sSSu. - x - .,srr .xns.S,s i,ssssS
81 oF, Irrs Ts - .ttcnfica
u PvhSl. -. 49, ssss.sss SSss. VI
Ilvcsee ~ ~ 49, s
s 1Sn -, ~ * ;,sr ~ ~ -
ssb;.S tsa istfer s.ccria q ySith hssrtra9u
Mnifn ~; n. t.nshlr * ahs. vfs
S $3.50 . nm ~ rnneh an1 sehers ~
tossta ICON brouaSt sssaesnt % "a Sast5 a
DRUM eppesA MheH he tlsistsd on soang - 49,
Wy ~. ~ ~
e Il ~ ~, ~ a. q r..s
ssnt m ~ 49, ~ = bess
n I p, ss,2s 1911 y 1i' iislI - S
sSsonen fSsf rsfuxn63 With syou hen II
inn cteancd tteir shOroes until thayHWsfns -
aleeK Sys&ss ard IS i'd be eSrsl q wAes ttz.z 3
and The apopE. an1cnaas Acwss Inc s0eegea..t
ihoweyery perstseeQ m his fnsenSson, 49, y
L 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-04
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 10y.
u. s. PEe1srrn,s OrrrcE.

CARSON CtrY, New. August 4. 1863.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Alpha Consolidated Mining Company, by
Thomas G. Taylor, Superintendent, has this day
filed in this office a diagram, together with a
notice OF application for a patent from the Uni.
led States, under Act OF Congress. approved
July 20, 1860, for 1908 feet ofR certain vein or
lode OF Qrariz. or other rock In placc. bearing
gold. silver. copper, and other metals. commonly
called and known Gs the Comstock lode, and
Alpha Consolidated Mining Company, in Gold
mn Mining District. Storey County, Nevada
Said claim "a bounded on the north by tho ES-
chequer Company and on tho south by the Impe.
rial Company, and " moro particularly described
as follows. to'wit: south nc-Commcncing at
Post No. /, located about 10 feet north Of the
Imperial hosting works. Gold Hill: thence run.
ming in a westerly direction north SO az west
(passing through o line post at distance of5ef.7
feet, and In an c~a-terly direction. First course
South $50 2f' east as feet. Second course
South go 2p cast tpassing through q line postal
a distance OF ia0.53 fc0t). North line-Com.
mcrcing at n wooden Post No. !, which bears
from Post No. north lSo 49, east 1868 foot,
and runs from said postnorth 7S' gu west, and
south TSo 81 cast. BY actual development; the
Point "a" 69O, foot level, bears from the center
Of the south shaft OF the Alpha Company, south
5To 81 cast I'D feet. Point B. a00.foot level.
bears from the said shaft south Geo 80 west 162
feet. Point &C" 93Ifoot level. bears from said
shaft south GEO cast $50 feet. The length OF the
2, IL sos SO feet. The walls are unasccrtnincd
but the claim Is supposed 10 be embraced within
an area Of nine acres. Bearings expressed nom
the trno meridian, magnetic variation 1Go IL
cast. Said claim is more particularly described
In the notice and diagram posted In this oflcc
F. D. TODD, Register.
aux o.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-04
Notice No. l5S.
U. s. REo,srER's OFFICE.

VI ~ bh . q
CARSON CRY. Nevada. August II. 1869.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
~ Yellow Jacket Mining Company, by John
B. Winters. President. has this day filed IN this
Office q diagram together with a notice OF nppli.
cation for q Patent from tho United States.
(amendatory OF Its former application, No. l4I)
under Act Of Congress, approved July 20, 1866,
for that portion of the lode known rs the Com.
stock Lode. situated In the Gold Hill Mining Ola
trict. in Storey County, Nevada, bounded ON the
north by the Burke 4 Hamilton Comp ny, and
on the south by the Kcnfuck Mining Company.
and living between two end lines, one OF
which being the north line. commences at a Post
marked 80" in the diagram. and runs from the
center OF said Post -" y $40 AZ w. and
from said Pest SO" S $40 81 L TO q Post
marked on said diagram ~" II. IS feet, and from
marked on said diagram ~" and from said Post
us 73o 81 i. passing through q Post at
1908 feet; and tho other Of which being the
south line runs y 100 3@ ", and S go 3s' +.
through the center Of an iron stake marked II"
on said diagram. which bears nom Post ''2" s
40 iV W a5I.0S feet. Tho length of the claim
upon said lode Is tho distance between said end
lines, which. on the line between said iron stake
81" and said Post 40" Is 9I5.0S feet. and the
CHIN embraces the whole Of said lode between
said lines, with all its dips. spurs. angles and
variations. The extent OF said lode latcrally
cannot be asccrtained by actual measurement
Iut 10 uOunuVN vi tsNi. w W u "huN Va
the same. By developments already made. the
following points are shown to he In said
portion OF rald lode, and within the walls OF
the same. and are hereby made q part of
the description O! the same First-A point
In tho third station In the south shat OF the
Yellow Jacket mine, marked "a" Oh the
diR.r RAM. which bears from iron stake 81" y
$40 " 3I5 feet. Second-A point In the fourth
station In the south SHAFT Of the Yellow Jacket
mine. marked "B'' In the diagram. which bears
from said iron stake ~" y JOe 80 E $40 feet.
Thlrd--Apoint In the Sl0-fOot lcvelo the Yellow
Jacket mine. marked &C" in the diagram. which
bears n $50 L. 900 feet from iron stake No. 81"
Fourth-A point in the TaI.foot level OF the Vel
low Jacket mine. marked I'D" In the diagram,
which bears n 57o BY L, 520 feet from iron stake
No. a." Finh-A point In the fifth station ofthc
north shut OF the Yellow Jacket mine. marked
''E IS In the diagram. which bears n 800 T.. $40
feet from iron stake No. al" SiSth-.A point In
the fourth station In the north shan Of the Vel
low Jacket mine. marked NJ" In the diagram,
which bcars n 98o Z, I25 feet from iron stake
No. IL" Tho amount Of ground between the
end lines and the unascertained wnlls OF the
lode. ~ estimated at - acres. All bearings In
the description and diagram are expressed from
the true meridian. Magnetic variation. 16o -
+. Said claim II more fnlly described IN the no.
tlce and diagram posted In this Office and on the
claim. \. ID. TODD,
auIS.3m Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 161.
U. S. REoIsrER's orrIoE,

CARSON CITY. New. July "a, 1869.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT WV.
" Sharon has this day filed In this Office Il dia-
gram, together with a notice OF application. for
patent from the United States. under Act Of Con-
grcss approved July 81, $50, for ~ feet Of q Ger.
tain vein or lode Of quartz, or other rock, In
place bearing gold. silver, copper, ard other
metals. commonly called and known as the Com.
stock lode. in Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
Comfy, Nevada. Said claim II bounded on the
north by the Bacon Mil and Mining Company.
and on the south by the Consolidated Gold ltMl
Mining COMPANY. and IL more particularly de-
scribct ~ follows, to.wit: Commencing ut an
iron monument No. /, located on the westerly
side of the American Flat Road, Gold Hill. the
samc being known az Post No. 3 OF United
States Patent Survey No. 81, Bacon Company,
cast limo Of Section 81, Township II. north OF
Range 81 east. bears north 100 iG' east sol feet.
Thence running from the center OF said iron
Monument No. First South so 40 east 52l. Z
feet. Second-South 500 2G east Ills feet.
Third-South $40 81 cast 1888 feet. Fourth
South T3o - east. passing through an iron
Monument No. 9. ut T20y58 feet, the same being
known ~ Post No. 4 OF United States Patent
Survey No. %. Bacon Company. South line
commencing at a wood Port No. 3, which bears
from Post No. I south % ~ cast 30 feet.
Thence running from centre Of said wooden Post
No 3. First-Souih $40 4p cast5al. Z feet. Sec
ond-S S9o 2G' cast 41.75 feet. T~hird-Sonth $40
81 cast aT.s3 feet. Fourth-South 7So g. east,
passing through q wooden Post No. 4, at 120.5
feet, containing one acre. moro or less. Bear
ings expressed from true meridian: magnetic
variation .Go IL east. Said claim is moro par
ticularly described In tho notice and diagram
posted In this Office and on the claim.
+. DToDD, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-04
Female MONTHLY Pills.

DIT: perrault Il the only agent In California 10,
DR.. Bots Female Monthly pills. Their i'm.
mcnse sale has established their reputation as n
female remedy unapproached, and far in adyvnco
regularitics. and other obstrnctions In females.
On The receipt Of five dollars these pills will be
sent by mall or express TO any part Of the world,
secure from curiosity or damage.
Persons at q distance can be cured at home by
addressing q letter to DIR. Pcrrnult. corner Of
Sacramento and Montgomery streets. Rooms 10
and II, or Box 8T3, Postoficc, San Francisco
stating the case a. infinitely as possible, gencr =
habits Of living, occupations. etc, etc.
Al communications ssnfdsnNsl. no2o-lY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

VNIIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT on
the 18th day OF November, \. ID. 1859. n war.
rant In bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of NORRIS APPLETON, OF the County OF
Storey, State Of Nevada, who has been adjudgcd
n bankrupt on his own petition: that the pay
ment OF any debts and delivery OF any property
belonging TO such bankrupt 10 him, or for his
use. and the transfer ofany property by him. are
forbidden by law: that a meeting OF the creditors
OF the said bankrupt, 10 prove his debts and to
chose one or more a~ssignces OF his estate, Will
be held At o Court of Bankruptcy. 10 he holden
at the Office OF Mr.. E. STR0THER. n Register
In Bankruptcy OF said Court. No. Is North G
street. in Virginia CITY, Storey County, State OF
Nevada. before said REGISTER, OF the Sd day o:
December, a. ID. 1863, ut IL o'clock, n.
GEORGE |. LAMMoS.
US. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
BY X. V. DEY, Deputy.
r. s. MEsIcS, Attorney for Petitioner.
oi5fd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-04
V ELLOw JAUKET SILVER


Mining Company's 0Glcc. Gold Hal, New,
November sG, iS63.-Sotice is hereby given, tha;
at a meeting of the Board Of Trustees of the Vel
low Jacket Silver Mining Company. he'd this the
twcnty-sixth day Of November, ist9. an assess
mcnt mo. l) OF Five Dollars C$5) peg share was
levied upon each and every share Of the capital
stock OF the Company. payable Immediately, In
United States gold coin. TO ". &. Rilston, Cashier
OF the Rank OF California, san Francisco. l.
appointed agent OF the Company FOR that pur-
pose, and duly authorized 10 receipt Tor the
same. or TO the Secretary OF the Company, ~
assess;hcnt shall remain unpaid on Tuesday,
the twenty eighth day OF December. 1869. shall be
deemed delinquent. and will be duly advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
be made before, will be sold on Monday, the
thirty first day of January. 1870. ut / O'Clock
p. n. in front OF the Company's Office. Gold
Hill, Nevada. To pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees,
+. +. OSBlSrON, Secretary.
Gold Hill. November 81, 1869. no2jlm