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THE EVEXLVG NEWS
la pubiiahcd every Evening. ^Sundays excepted,)
? BY ? . ? ' ?
LYNCH & MUNDALL.
fKlUP LYNCH. ~ ' ? J. H. Ml*Nl)ALL.
Office: ? South Mnitt Stnvt.'(foM.Hill( in tho
buiMiai: lately occupied fey WelU, Jc Ov.'a
iixprfss. " ? . * -
TERMS: ?
Oue Year, by >fail or Kxpreia>. . ^...$16 00
Six Most i h> 10 00
Three Mouths 6 00
THE DAILY JTEWS
la <i?liv?re?l in Gold Hill, ^"irjtfnia'aud Silver Cily. .
at Fini CtNTRTPKR W'LKk;
AGENTS:
!.. P. FISHER :: v ....Kan J'raneUco
MR. LAR VBKK. Xows .<lronf San Frj*ieisco
Kl>WAKl)S vV CO ^.*v. Sach^irnio
ASSESSMENTS "fcEVIED* *
^ ? i
Offlce of the Jewett & 9hepard Gold
ami Silver^ Mhiint t>tnpany. ? At a meet In jr of
the Trustee of the above OojAany. held Decem
ber 10th. 15**& an assessment, jfo. i. of one I) .
dollar per share gu eaclv and every .-hare of the j
capital stock w;w duly levied, payable immediate- !
!y, in United States* ijold coin, ??? the Svcretary, at j
his office ia Gold Hill, opposite the Odd Fellows' ?
Hall Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
ilelO lm AI.ONZO JF.WETT, Secy.
Peerless Gold and Silver SUning- Com
pany. ? Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of tho Board of Trustees of the above named j
eom^muy. Held on .Wwlawdiv, December 9th. ,
T8K3. aa assessment of One Dollar per share was !
levied on the coital stock of thf company, pay |
able immediately to the Secretary, at ffis office ? ?
Blue Wiag $aloonr M*iu street. Gold Hill.
delO lm V. ERAXK VALLE. SecveUur}
Orion 43. & M. 1W C ompany.? ;
Stock owners are rcqnest^Fto. at'eud the
first annual meeting +of the Domptojr^ |
for the election <>t officers. and other
bnsineso of importance, to he held at American .
Flat Hotel, American Flat, December 9th, ISH3, {
but adjourned, by order of the Board of Trustees, i
to meet at the above place Dee. 21). ISlvl.
WILLIAM HI* N'T, Secretary.
American Flat, Store v couutv, N. T.. Dee. -4th. !
lhfa * * d.ofrv
??i!iuore (<olil Silver Tlinin^
Company. ? Notice is hereby given that uu as- i
segment of twenty- rive i25> cents per share ha* ?
thin day been levied upon eaeh and every share
of the capital stock of the above named cotnpa- ?
ny. payable immediately to the Secretary, at his !
office, l>urlixi?Ton House, south B street. Delin- 1
<]ueat shareholders are requested to pay in their '
assessments without delay. By ??rdrr of the j
Board of Trustees. W. DOOL1N. Sec' v.
Virginia. Nov. :*>. IS?>. dell'm
South Ophir Gold and Silver Min
ing Company. Notice. ? At a meeting of the Board
of Trust its of the company, held to-day. an
assessment. N<\ t?. of Fifty Cents per share, was ,
levied on the capital stock of said company, pay
able immediately to the Secretary, at his office iu
15 old Hill.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
V. LEMKRY. Secretary.
Gold Hill. Nov. CO. lSivt. t?oC7 lm
Notice i* hereby siren that the
Board of Trustees of the Col >radoGo!d and Silver j
Mining Company, at a meeting of siiid Board held
December A!. !nk>. levied an assessment (No. P ,
of One Dollar on each and every share of the cap- t
iral st'H'k said Company ; said assessment pay- '
????? immediately in scold coin, to the Secretary. >
u; the office of the compaav? office of 11. II. Fiajsr I
St C ?. ? Gold Hill. N. T.
Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
de3 im 11. H. FLAGG. Seererary.
Carnau tiolil and Milter 'litiins
Company. ? Not ce is hereby sriveu that at a meet- j
injj of the Trustees of the Caison Gold and Silver I
Company, he'd Dec. 2d. A. l>. an |
assessment of One Dollar was levied on each and
every share of the capital stock of the company. j
payable immediately. in Gold Coin. to the See re- l
tary. nt his office iti G ?M ili'l.
llv ord<.r of the Board of Truster's,
WM. w. BI<!lor.
Sec'v Carson G. Jc S. M. Companv.
Gol ! Hiil. I?ee! 'X dr!t lm
merit N ?ri *? ? At aui?*~?injrof the Board of Tru*t- 1
re* ? t* ti.e ab >ve mtim-d company. held this d:?v.
an .w?v*sn^Rt of Five I> d'ars per .-hare w:?* l?v
it* I. payable i?n?aedi i*?,'y t the Seeretarv at hit '
o?fi ?e. at the stor* of K"r:i Bro.'s. <;.?}. \ Hill. N.
T. I?* order x the B?ard . ?: Tw?i? ?s.
J. PFOfTZ. See v.
fl dd ISIS). 1 Ve. 'X itvU tltli-lm
Knickerbocker Go!d ?1 .Milvcr 'liii
i??? <V*:upa:iy. ? At a :a?fTinK of the Board of ?
Trustees bi'M ?'*i ^ day an assessment, N \ *?. of
Fitfc ?? Oats share <>u tiu? enpital utoek 1 -f said |
?"Minanv ?b? tevied. luitite liat? !v !*? rli** ?
Secretary. a? H. H. Piaaz X C",'s yilit-e ^r<)>t
f f .-?Ti?rcfc building).
UF.?V W. TirUXKV. S,MW.iry.
C?old Hill. .!??:? !m
? At 11 merlins of the Scai ;l
of T rurti'ts of fhr Silver Mining t'-'iii
l?any. held thi-? Jay. an ;i?e*snieut. N<\ ?f Ten
l> ? ?!'*' per shav** wa-* duly li virl upon each ,
and every shar% l!ui eapiral stock ??; <?:tid com
panv. made pavaMe in I'uited S-ates ?r??M r?-in ?
foil '\vs: on,- half Immediately t?? the S?-r rrtary. :
at his otiivo in f???M llili, ami <?u<f h;;lf ia thirty !
days at same j?la*v.
A !>. BlIOOK-S. ? Secretary.
f? ?M H'H. Nov. 2?. irtiJ. n??*?S lia
Critt mi n (ioitl and Silver >Iiniu?
Company ? ? At a meet ins? of tin* Tr??s- i
tf*? of the Crittenden fSold and Silver Mininjr !
r'?m{> ?wy. Oft ?ber I3;h. !S<sI. an assessment of'
fifty <.-?>? re nr* per share w is ?lulv levied. pava- |
Mf within ten days, in sold and stiver coin of the >
1'nited Sta*e?. to'th* Secretary. at his office hi '
Cmno : and the >lrtlrenoM?*rs are hereby no: i tied !
t > come forward, pay thvir assessments, and re
reive their stock, and thereby save further ex- '
pense in :idvertislng. By order of the Board of
Trustees. S. C'UOSMAN. Sec'y.
Como. \rtv. 2Srh. 1PK( no2S lm
>Viue^:ird?ier <2oid and Silver ill
'm;: C-nupauy. ? At a meeting of the trustees of 1
the Win.r^ardner <?oM and Silver Miuinjr Coin pa
*iy. it was duly authorized that an assessment of
< Vie Dolhur per share be levied ou each and every ;
share of the capital stock of the company. pay a
Jde ?iuni?-diatclv to the .Seeretarv at his office in
Gold 11:11.
By or ler of the Board of 'P rupees.
< i K< >!!? I K W. 15K? >W N*. Secretary.
By W'M. W. DKXNY. Aetin? Seeretarv.
(void Hill. X. T.. Nov. **S. l>?tti. no.TO ini
Office of the Abell auil Key Ciolil
an I Silver Mining ('otiipauy. ? Notice i* hereby
jjiv^n that at a meetiutf of the Tmstee?? of the
Abell and Key C?old and Silver Mining Company,
held at the office of the cojupany. November 14th,
1V<k{. ua a-?sessu?out of fifty (."?()> cents a share was
lcvic?l ou each aiid every share of trie capital stock ?
of th?? c??aipa:iy payalue immediately t>? the Sec- J
retary at hi4 office iu f*old Hill, in Cnited States J
goM coin, lb* order of the B?*ard of Trusiees.
W.M W. BISHUl*. S^- y.
N"?v. lt?. A. I>. 1-^i. noitj lm
Latt Chance <;?>ld and Silver Mill
ing Company.? Soti'-e w h?rrt>y fruvn that at n |
of ill.- II- ?;ir. I of Trilsli-'-n of the abort- ?
company. of Devil's Oatv District, held on the j
day ??f November, A. I>. Iwil, an assessment ?
of Fiftv Cents was 1?* v [t-il ou each and every share
of the'eapital *iwk of the company, payable im
mediately to the Secretary. in Gold IlilL
15 v order of the Board of Tru atce*.
W. K. r PI I AM, Secretary.
f;??M Hill. Nov. got h. no-jO fm_
Wizard H. and S. Milling Company. |
N'otiftf iii lier?-Ny jci? en tlyat an assessment of j
twenty-tive (*???"?) cents [e?r share hixs this day iwen j
levied ??u eaeh and ?-very share of the capital I
of the above named company. payable im- j
mediately in I*. S. if.d-4 n?in, to tli<* Secretary at '
his oftiec. ,:i Como. Lyou county, X. T.
Bv order of Trustees
1>. MARTIN, See'y.
Palmyra District, Oct. 1*63. u?l4 tm.
While Uomht <?. ?V H. JI. ('?iupi:uy.
Notice is herp^y given that at a meeting of the
Trustees of the above company it was duly au
thorized that an HHseHrmieut of ??ue dollar be levied
on each and every share of the capital stock of
the company, payable immediately tt? the Secre
tary at his office in (Mil Fellows building.
By order of the Bo;urd of Trust'**-*.
J. J. DF.NXY, Secretary.
Gold Hill. X. T? Dec. 5. Ij'KJ. de"? lm
liCf Hold nntl Sihcr Miniu~ Coin.
pany. ? Notice is hereby given that ut a meeting
of the Boani of Trustees, held this day, an as
pesemcnt of One Dollar per share was levied on
the capital stock of the aln?ve company, paya
ble immediately, to the Secretary, at H. *H.
Flagg ?Sc Co.'s office, (1'. ?st Office building).
GEO. W. Tl'RXEY. See'y.
Gold Hill, Dee. lOtfi, liMiJ. dell ltn
At# aim ins; of the Boarii of Trn*.
tces of the Miuitouomoh Gold and Silver Mining
Company held at the office of the company No
vember 18th, 18*21, an :issesssment of Fifty cents
per share wa* levied, payable iiumediateiv to the
Secretary.
noiy lui H. C. BROOKE, See'r.
Union Ciold aud Silver Jliuiu? Com
pany. ? Xotice i* hereby given that at a meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the above eouipatt
hcld this day, an assessment of five dollars ($ }
per foot, or two dollars aud fifty cents ($2 .7)) j., r
share, was duly levied, payable immediately, to
the Secretary, in Gold Ilill, or to J. F. Xesmith,
Not ID, AruV?ry Hall, Montgomery street, San
Francisco. By order of the Board.
WM. E. HALE.
See'y. Uniou G &S. M. Co.
November 27th, no27 lm
Caledonia C-old aud Silver Mining
Company. ? The stockholders of the above Com
pany are hereby notified that by an order of the
Trustees au assessment of Fifty Cents per share
has been levied on the capital stock of said Com
pany, payable immediately, in United States gold
coin, to j. & Watkins, Assistant Secretary. Gold
Hill, N. T.. or to the undersigned, at his office In j
San Franciaco. W. A AG A II D, See'y.
Office 112 Front street.
s^tn Fraaciaco, Nov. ItJth, ltoJ. niiU laiw"
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
# North American HinniicCompnn y ?
Assessment Notice. ? Notice is hereby ?iven
th.it an iftsessmcnt of ten dollars per shuic
on all the capital stock of the North Ameri
can Mining Company, was this day levied by
the Hoard of Trustees, payable in United
States gold coin, immediately, to the Secre
tary, at the ottiee of the company, No. 13
North B street, Virginia, N. T., and that no
stock will after this date be transferred on
the books of the compauy without the previ
ous payment of said assessment.
Bv order of the Board of Trustees,
J. U. Pl.UNKKTT, Sec'v.
Virginia, Oct. U>, 1863. [oc'JO tf ]
Excelsior Gold and Silver Mining'
Company. ? Au as*e*sineut of One Dollar per
share was this duy levied, payable immediately,
to the Secretary, at higortiee.
Bv order l>t the Board of Tnu'wH.
dell lm K. t CSHlXO. Secy.
Nolicc ht'iH'bj yirfii that ul a
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Leo lioKi i
and Siivcr Mining Company, held tliis tlnv, uu as
K'Ntuifju of Twenty-live Cents was levied ?>u each |
aud every share of the capital stock of the above (
com j 'oil*, puvable to the Sceretarv immediately.
" CTEuROK \\\ TURXEY, See'v.
CfoM Hill, Nov. 'J4. It?(v5. no*,'5 Im
Kiuiu'raiit No. 2 (>o!d and Silver
Mining Coin pan y. Devil*# (.Sate District, Lyon
county. X. T. ? Office Xo. 712 Montgomery street, 1
San Francisco. ? Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Hoard of Trustees of the above J
named company, helil ou the 14th day of Novciu- !
her, A. D. lftCJ. an assessment of One Dollar on
each and every share of the capital stock of the
company was duly levit-d ? the sai.tc now, due aud
payable immediately, in U. S. gold coin, to the
Secretary.
U-'-Jl Itii WM. WILLIS. Soo'y.
.Michigan .Hinius and Mill Com pa
uv. ? At a meeting of the Trustees of the above
uui'.icd Company. held Noveiuln-r 23d, I ?6U, an
assessment of Ten dollar* was levied upon each j
ami every share of (he capital stock of the com
pany. aud mudc payable immediately, to the Sec
re tar v. at his office in (Sold Hill.
no-jt im S. II KQH IX SOX. See'y.
Office of the (ioldeu Kaule (<uld
and Silver Mining Company Xo.l. ? Xoiiceis here
by given that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees
held this day, nn assessment of Fifty (oO) Cent#
per share was levied on the capital stock of the
above named compauy. payable in Cuited States
gold coin to the Secretary, at his office in Gold
liiii. J. N. H. CAKVKK,
S??c. Golden Eagle Co. Xo. 1.
Gold Hill. X. T.. Xov. 24, IHSJL no24 I in*
SPECIAL MIXING NOTICES.
>oti(r. Tlir di'linijiM lit Mtockhoh!.
ersoi the Palo Alto Gold aud Silver Miuiug Com
pany are hereby notified that in accordance with
tin- by-laws of said Coiupunv aud an order of the
Hoard '>f Trustees, there will be sold at public
auction, in tYout of the post office, Gold Hill, X.
T.. on the 10th of January, l?*>4. between the
hours of 12 M. and 3 I*. >!., so much of the inter
est of each delinquent st?>ckholder as will be ne
cessary to pay their delinquent assessments aud
costs ot side aud advertising.
J. S. WATKIX*.
Sec'v l\ A. 11. *& S. M. Co.
flo'il IIW. rve. i>th. lffo. deHj ni~_
Lucerne Mining Company.? Notice
is hereby given that at a meeting of the Hoard of
Trust**-* of the Luct -rue Mining Company, hold
t-iis 27ti? .iav of Novemlwr. InU. an assessment of
Three Uoilars on each a. id ev- ry share of the cap
ital st'u-k of the Co.upnny was duly I* vied, and
made payable immcduitciy. in Cnired "??at?*s gold
coin. t?> Jos. S. l*axson. at the office ?-f the City
Tivasiir r of San Francisco: and u? rice is further
givea. that by order of the Hoard of Trustee# :: 1 1
assessments remaining unpaid ? n the FIFTH
l?AVor .lANl'AKV. ISi?4. wiii be dcchir* d do
? iu-jiieut, an \ tio' sto-k st;uuling in the itu: no of
dc!:n*)U"Ut shareholders will be advertised for sale
a* pub.ic auction, in accordance with the laws of
the State of California. Hy ordt r of the Hoard.
?lei !m JOS. S. l\\.\SON. Sre'v.
Oardunelie (ioid and Silver .Uini?;'
Co?i2:*auy. ? Notice i# hereby giivn tiiat there wi t j
'i4- a meeting of the stockholders held ou 31' >X ? i
l?\V KVKXIXG. liecemUr llth. Ml, at '
o'cl ck. at the office i t ii. 11 Fiagg A C*?. (i'ost
OtH ??. Building). As hu.?kui# of im| oriai^e wi ! j
c??me Ik- fore th?* meeting. a punctual atrcudnnee .s
des-red. I'll VS. B. tioojiljll II. 1'i'csitieut.
CKoiUSK \V. Tt'KNKV. Secretary.
Cold Hiil iKeeinlnr l,?tli. iM*.td
WiaSeld Scott Gold an I Siivcr Mi run i,"
Company. ? Notice is hers.-l-y g:ven that a:i Antittal 1
Mtviing o?* the St- ckholder# ??f this Coiupauy. for
the Kh ctiou of Trustees, and the trausactiou of j
??t?:er business, will U* held at the store el" Sear* \* ?
U'itherail, in the Town of Com**, Lyon t unty, ;
N. T.. on SATl Ivl>AV. January inh. 1H*4. at 7 1
o'clock. P. M. J. S. CUOfc.uAX. S**e'y. I
C ?ino. I>ccember 7th. l^tf.'l. de? !? lui ?
CAl'TIOX !
\ M. PERSONS ABE HEUEBY CAl'TloNED
iA. against purchasing ?t negotiating tor two
cirtilii'HU'H ??f stock in the Dardauclle <?old and
Silver Mining Compauy. Oold Hill. numbered ;is i
f.dlows: No. \M>2. of l."i eharas, and No. 2IKJ, of 1" I
shares. standing in the name ut* I.. W. l.w, ami i
olttaiiKsl from me I?v fraud. Notice has been
Civ vn to the Secretary, and th-y will not be
tra:??iVrred on the b??*?ks. L. W. LEE.
(ioM Hill. I>ec. Is. 1SC3. ?kt lm'
( AI TIOV !
VOTICK IS IIEKEBY Ol\ EN TO CAl*
tion all |n r*iiis against purchaMiig or other
wise negotiating for any of tin* following curiiti'
cat cm of stock in tlu* Johanna Gold and Silver
Mining Company, issued in the name of J. D.
Emersley, as said stock was sold at public auction
tor <Ieliuipieut assessments. and will not be trans
ferred on the company's hooks :
Certificate* 22, 41, 42. 4.1. 44. 4.>. 46.
JOHM WHITE.
de? lm Sec. J. (i. & S. M. Co.
Ki'aiuckT <?ohl and Milvrr .Hiuiu^ I
Company. ? Stock owners uro requcslrd to attend
th?- rirst animal meeting of the company for the
election of officers, and other business of import- j
anee. to he held at American Flat Ilotel, Ainer- j
icau flat. December 8th, but adjourned by
order of the Board of Trustees to meet at the j
above place December 20th, lg?{.
NOTE ? Tile stock is rcadv t?? be issued.
WILL! AM HINT, See'y K. Co.
American Fiat, Storey county, X. T., Dec. 4,
lfrtfl " " de52w* I
Notice is hereby siven that at a !
meeting * r the trustees ??f Contidence (told and
Silver Miuing Company, held December 1st, lfr(EJr
an assessment of ?4 I6j per share was levied (or
per foot) on each aud every shiire of the cap
ital stock of said company, payable immediately
at th?* bankiug house of Aluuiriu B. Paul & Co.,
in gold coiu.
IX L. BLISS.
de2 lm See'y Confidence C*. & S M. Co.
Navigation (?old and Silver 3Iiuiii;r ;
Company. ? Notice is hereby given that tile tirst
annual meeting of the stockholders of the Naviga
Oold and Silver Mining Company will be held at
the office of the Secretary, at American Flat, on
WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of December, A. D.
U5CI, at 2 o'clock p. M.
By order of the Board of Tn?*toe*.
C. V. BOQUIST, President.
American Flat, Dec. 2. 18f\X dc2 td*
CAUTION !
THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY CAUTIONED
I not to purchase any of the following ccrtiti
ratios of stock in the Louisville (Suld uu'l Silver
.Mining Company, as the same were mild ucconliuK
to law on the 14tli Way of November, A. !>.
for assessments due thereon, and will not l*t trans
ferred on the books of the company, to wit :
\ames Cart : 8 Sh*
Charles Satchcll - 9. 101 10
John William* 20, 25 30
James I>ailey 38. 138 20 ;
W 11 Wilkinson 74,76,77,78 40;
James J Phillips ??. W> 23 I
J. A. APPERSOX, Socreturr.
Gold Hill. Nov. 18. 1HCT. no!8 lm
Wiiie^urdurr Gold ninl Milvcr ."Hill
ing Company. ? Notice is hereby given that the j
annual meeting of the Winegardner Gold and Sil- I
ver Mining Company, for the election of officers I
to serve the ensiling term, will bo held at the
office of the Secretary, iu Gold Hill, on MONDAY,
the 2lst day ot December, at 3 o'clock, P. 3L
By order of the Board of Trustees.
GEO. W. BROWN, Secretary.
Wm. W. DKNNY. Acting Secretary.
Gold Hill, N. T., Nov. 20, 1H?3. no20 lm
caution!
The public is hereby cautioned
not to purchase any of the certitlcatcs of stock
of the SILVER BAR GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY , described below, and stand
ing in the names of the following persons on the
books of the Company, the same having been
sold on the THIRTEENTH DAY NOVEMBER,
A. D. 1863, ut public auction, according lo law,
for the payment of nmunentl due thereon :
Names. Certificates. Shs.
John Cawley 189, 14 30
J.W . Anderson 82, 153 20
J. Baven 71, 72 20
Thos Campbell 102, 105 29
N S Reynolds 1H5 5
J Bodfish 113, 114, 115 30
Wm Curtz 130 7
T Brodigan 144 7
C. S. COO VER. Secy.
Bv Wm. W. Bishop, Acting Secretary.
Gold llill, N. T., Nov. 14, 1S60. n!4 lm
SPECIAL MIXING NOTICES.
CAUTION.
Iuie prune is hereby cautioned
. not to purchase any of the following certifi
cates of stock in the American Flat Gold ami
Silver Miami; Company, as the same were sold
according to law on the 10th day of December.
A. 1>. for assessments due thereon, and will
not be transferred on the books of the company,
to -wit :
JYo. i So.
yam.es. Cert. Asst.
Harrv Greco fi 3 5
W W Ward 53 2 3 25
Amos Hoach C2, (kI, t?4 2 3 50
Julia Jone* 25 2 3 25
J W Itelamv 18 2 3 10
M Wheat on 1 2 3 25
James Braekan- . 52 2 J* 25
John Allen 1 2 3 25
J W Hill 24 2 3 12|
11 P Harris til* 2 3 25
Arnold D.tlo & Co ti() 2 3 It)
I) W Kelly 50, 51 2 3 20
II U Ackors ?2 2 5
Ci A Moore GG 3 5
fdell liu*]
Caution to the Public!
There is in the makkkt, and has
Iwii offiTiii uud sold ut the Stock liourd in
I Virginia, a mining s'ovk purporting to lie that of
1 flie Crocus <iold and Silver Mining Company.
; The stock so offered U bogus and worthless. Tin*
j of the Crcesup Gold and Silver Miuiug C".,
of (iold Hill District, in all signed by W in. Arring
toil as President, and bv either II. II. Flagg or .1.
l*lxnt*z as Secretary. This is to caution buyers
! or' Croesus stock that all stock otherwise signed is
1 spurious.
O-dd Hill. Xov. 1211. lFM. no30 1 m
Imperial Silvrr Milling 4'or.a jiauy ?
I Office, northwest corner Clay and Front streets,
entrance 4Ua Front street, San Francisco, Dec. J*.
l?t>3, ? Ity order of the liourd of Trustees, passed
Dec. 8. Igtitt, the officers of this Company will is
j sue, on and nfter Monday, the illst of December
iust., the 2.1HX) shares of' 'the capital stock of paid
Company, remaining ou hand at this date; the
same to be issued pro rata to the registered hold
ers of the stock already issued. The trausfer
book will he closed for the above purpose from
the 18th to the 21st iu?iaut. Bv order of the
Board.
del I td C. T. HOPKINS. See'y.
Notice.
To those whom it may Concern.
1)K IT llKMEMBKllED, THAT ON T1IIS
| 14th day ufOctobor, A. D., 1S63, a portion
j of the stockholders of the Nelson Consoli
dated Mining Company have filed a petition
setting forth the nature of said incorporation;
I that they were desirous of disincorporating
and dissolving the same ; that on the l'Jtii
j day of October, A. ISlio, at a meeting of
j the stockholders, held at Virginia, Storey (
! county, X. T., it was resolved bv two-thirds j
t majority of all the capital stock, to disincor
j porate the same, and that said meeting was
1 called for the purpose of considering said
; step. The said petition having been directed
! to the Honorable J. W. North, Judge of the
! First Judicial District, in aud for Nevada Ter
] ritory, on the said Hill day of October, A. P.
j 1SH3, the following order was made :
United States of America, Territory of Ne
vada, County of Storey. In the matter of
! the application of the stockholders of the I
Nelson Consolidated Mining Company for j
i the disincorporatiou of said company :
Let the notice be published as required by j
law, aud the time and placc of hearing be
1 December '21st, v. !>., 1SIW, at one o'clock, r. |
M., at Washoe Citv, Nevada Territorv.
October 14, 1??'. J. \V. NOKTII,
Judge First District.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court, this
1 1th day of Oct. A. !>.. lKftJ.
, , " Daviii M. Hanson, Cl'k.
< l.. s. > By Fkku. W. Coli:,
' ^ ? ? ' oc23 law7w Deputy I
i .<
pKKTIKIC.VTE NO. or KITTY SIIAKKS
in tin* l\?!in*;iut?? ftamling in tJi? |
iia!i:u of S. T. Kiujj. Tl>?# timJrr will plt-an1 r?? j
turn tin1 fame ti? flu* Secretary. ? in ,
I?\ >1 X|).
r?Ki: riri( atks no. ???:>. *.*;. -j: ami *>\ f r nr- '
" ty-iivc share* hi<n*k in tlir Sj-rinir \*ni \ i
(ioM ami Sihvr Mining Company. g:amiiii? in
nninc of J->!m 1 1 ohm-*. Tin* owner i* re?jiH\?fr?I j
to cull at tin- "thee ? tin* X 1 1. V N KU's, p;ty tor <
this ailwriiMMiu'ii: am! take tiu in away.
ISolit llili. lh-c. *leio t"i*
MI SC K I . r.. V N KOU S A 1 ) V E ltr s .
Ol' tic L OF I.VTIIUNAI. UKVKM'K iMST., N T. {
ViuuiNiA, Dicciiilit'r Mh, lt'U'J. ) j
\ LL PKKSONS lMHNtt |tl SINT.SS IN THIS
-V trie t without license lor the year ??t* A. J>. lt?(?3, |
ami delinquent in the payment of' their monthly j
?duties as manufacturers, are respectfully directed !
to the following provisions of th* liercjui1 Law, '
which will hi* strictly enforced if payments are i
not made to the 25th inst.:
4*A!1 persons who tdiall neglect to pay the duties
arul taxes as aforesaid assessed upon theiu, to
the Collector, within tin* time specified, shall hi*
liable to pay ten per cent, additional upon the
amount thereof."? Sec. 1U.
" That if any person or persous shall exercise
or carry oil any business hereinafter meutioned,
for the exercising or carrying on of which trade
or business a license is required by thin Act, with
out taking out such license as in that behalf re
quired, he, she or they, shall, tor every offense re
spectively, forfeit a penulty equal to three times
the amount of the duties or sum of money im
posed for such license."? See., 51*.
44 That for neglect or refusal to pay the duties
provided by this Act on manufactured articles, as
aforesaid, the goods. wares and merchandise man
ufactured and uusold by such manufacturers,
shall be forfeited to the I'uited States." ? See, 70.
44 That it shall be the duty of the Collector
aforesaid, or his Deputies, iu their respective Dis
tricts, and they are hereby authorised, to collect
all the duties and taxes imposed by this Act, hew
ever the same may be designated, and to prose
cute for the recovery of any sum or sums which j
m;.y he forfeited by virtue of this Act." ? Sec. 80.
'"The duties ou legacies and inheritance* are
payable whenever shares iu the same become dis
ributive."
All persons who may be delinquent at the ex
piruiiou of the above notice, and uo property can
be found to satisfy such claims, names will be pub
lished, and suit commenced immediately iu the
Circuit Court under section 24 of amendatory Act
of March 3d,
The uudcrsigncd, Collector of Internal Revenue,
District X. T., having received the Animal List,
(ISM) from the Assessor of said District, gives no- '
tiee that he wili be iu the following places iu the j
several counties of said District, in person or by j
Deputy, oil the following days, to wit :
Storey county ? Virginia, at Collector's office,
Medan building, 15lh t?? 25th December.
Storey county ? Gold liill, at A. U. Paul's bank,
ISth aud lUth December.
Lvon county ? Silver City, at Collector's office,
21st December.
Lyon county ? Dayton, at Post Office, 22d and
23d December.
Ortusby county ? Carson City, at Comity Col
lector's office, 25th und 26th December.
Douglas county ? Genoa, at Deputy Collector's
office, loth to 25th December.
Washoe county ? Washoe City, at Deputy Col
lector's office, loth to 25th December.
Humboldt county ? Union ville, at Deputy Col
lector's office, 15th to 25th December,
Lander county ? Austin, at Deputy Collector's
office, 15th to 25th December.
For the purpose of collecting the Taxes and Li
censes assessed and due ; and that the law iu ref
erence to collecting the same will be strictly en
forced. JAM ICS S. DILL! Y,
delltd Collector District X. T.
PROCLAMATION.
TT/HEREAS, A REQUISITION HAVING
j ?? been made upon me by Brigadier General
I Wright, IT. S. Army, commanding the Depart
meat of the Pacific, tor one (1) regiment of Vol- '
nufeer Infantry and two ^2) cotnpanleH of Caval
ry, for service in tlie employ of the General Gov- I
eminent of the United States*.
Now, therefore, I, Jamk.s W. Nyk, Governor of
the Territory of Nevada, imd Coinmander-in
C'hief of tlie Militia thereof, by virtue of the au
thority in me vented, do isMie'this my l*rocluum
tion, calling upon tlie people of thin Territory to
forthwith proceed to organize a regiment of In
fantry, consisting of ten (10) companies, and (2)
companies of Cavalry, in full complianee of aiiid
requisition.
All applicants for line officers will present thein
selvrs before the Army Examining Hoard for ex- |
animation, and report to me with certificate of
such examination as soon as practicable.
Given under iny hand and Heal, at Carson, N.
T., this fourth day of December, A. 1>. 1863.
" JAMES W. NYE,
Attest : Gov. of the Territory of Nevada.
Oiuon Clemens, Sec'y of the Territory.
Each company of Infantry consists of one (1)
Captain, oue (1) First Lieutenant, one (1) Second
Lieutenant, five (5) Sergeants, eight (8) Corporal*,
two (2) Musicians, one (1) Wagoner und aixty
four (64) Privates.
Each company of Cavalry consists of one (1)
Captain, one (1)* First Lieutenant, one (1) Second
, Lieutenant, one First Sergeaut, one (1) Qnurter
i master Sergeant, one (1) Commissary Sergeaut,
I Ave (5) Sergeants, eight (8) Corporals, two (2;
Farriers or Blacksmiths, two (2) Trumpeters, one
| (1 ) Saddler, one (I) Wagoner, and not less than
; M*y (60) Privates. de7 lm
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
D. K. KOEN,
ATTORNEY &. COUNSELOR-AT-LAAV,
GOLD HILL, X. T.
OK TICK ? Mniu street, opposite Odd FiIIowb'
liulL ?nnlKtl'
DR. TH. EHRENBERG,
DAYS SPKCIAI. ATTENTION TO I. A OIKS'
1 ami Children's I)isuu?uy. < ) Hi r<-, Unoina and
Ki'hiiienii' iu Wiells, Fargo Si Co.'s X'nv Iluildiiig,
uortU entrance, Virginia.
Rooms? Nos. 4 and 5.
C'oiiMUltutuinn iu EngiUli, KruuiU aud the (ier*
liuiii language*. nn30 lm
A. A. C. "WTLLIA2IS,
(Lute Surgeon United Stalin Army,)
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE ? No. 12 Taylor's new building (up
8tairn), eutrauec ou Taylor street. Virginia,
?!<? If
"WAKE BRYARLY,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE ? No. 57 C strict, south of Taylor, Vir
ginia. nolli If
C. GREENW HOWARD,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW.
OFFICE? No. lo L'uion Blovk, corner Taylor
aud II streets, Virginia. nulli iw*
Uiv. .TAX, W JLaJZj ? A ,
SURGEON D E NT1S T,
OFFERS HIS PROFESSION AL SERVICES S
to tin* citizcutf oi* <!t?kl Hill and vicinity.
After an experience ot" tittecu years, he* feels as
buri'd that he can tfive entire satisfaction, in auy
operation pertaining to the denial art, wouhl re
spectfully solicit your patronage.
OFFICE ? In Lnion Block, corner I i and Tay
lor streets, Virginia City. noltf tf
DR. S. T. WATTS.
OFFICE ? Virgiula Hotel, North II street, Vir
ginia City. del if
W. \V. COPE. > -J .1. r. HUHUAttl). !
COPE & HUBBARD,
- L A W O F FICE,
Entcrprise Building, No. 22 South C street, Vir- |
ginia. _ dels} tf
DR. J. XT. HALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE ? Main street, second door below
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express office, Gold Hill.
oeSI ini*
BURBANK & EDGERTON,
A T T 0 R X l' Y S-A T-L A AY. |
OFFICE ? N??. 15 ami 17 Tavlor'iilluildinj:, cor
ner Tnyl?r anil C urmiH, Virginia. oi-l2tf i
DRS. CHAMBERS & SCEARCJS,
Successors to Dr. Webber. offer their services ns
SITIGKOXS AM) lMIYSlL'IAXS
t" tin citizen* of 0*>I"1 Mill ami vicinity.
OFF1CK \N1> ? At l>r. WVIilurV
furii.iT n fiili'tiiT. i>ii Main street. oc!?tf
GUINT & HAKDY.
A T T 0 U X K Y S-A T-I. A AY,
OFFICE ? Ovor <hv IV*t I tfiin', Vividtdn
STEWART, BALDWIN & RISING,
A T T U 15 X 1-: Y S-A T-L A \V,
Viivjinia, !V, T.
J. B. HARMON,
A T T O It X H Y - A T - I. A NY .
OFFlCi: ? I! street, corner of Taylor, Virginia.
in- IV! if
CiiAS. H. S. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AX I) (JOl'XSKLOR.
OFFICE ? In Taylor's new building (up stairs)
? entrance "ii Taylor street ? Virginia. {oclii tf
KEENEY, LEE & CHURCHILL,
A T T O 11 X li Y S-A T-L A \Y.
OFFICE ? No. 12 and 1-1 Taylor's Budding (en
trance on Taylor strc? t. up stairs), Virginia.
?cl'.? tf
W. GASTON,
1' II Y S I CI A X AXD SURGE OX.
OFFICE ? Corner of Muiu anil Bhuichnrd ?U.,
fioM Hill. tf
\V. U. ALIMN, M. 1). y S v. t. GKM-.V
DRS. GR"3EN <fc ALBAN,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
OFFICE ? In Taylor's liuiMing, No. 11, ; m
traucc oa Taylor at root,, bftwceu It and ('. Uins
| iilvnri ? E Htr< rt, m ar Sutton AvennK [ncl'J if
SAMUEL ARNOLD,
i TOWN MARSHAL,
OFFICE? With Judge Kollog.
W. IS. IIOHARIir
Slier I II' Storey C'ounly, IV. T.
1*7(1 Ll I* KTONER, Under Sheriff.
LEE McGOWAN. ) n . cu -,r
F. A. ELLIS, S Dcputv Shcn,rs
Office ill the new Court House building,
No. 11 South B street, VIRGINIA.
^TO PERSON EXCEPT THE AIIOVE
j-'l named officers, is authorized to serve
any Process coming from or through the
office of the Sheriff of Storev county, Nevada
Territory. W. 11. HOWARD,
o'-'litf Sheriff Storey county, N. T.
IV. K. IIAI.E,
Notary Public, Commissioner of
Deeds Cor CtiliforniH,
General Conveyancer ? Companies Incorpo
rated in a neat and correct manner.
SECRETARY of the Union G. & S.M.Co.
u ? Leon ?< ?
" " Kohinoor " "
" " Sinaloa " "
" " Main Ledge "
? ?< Agate " "
" " Coufidece " "
" " Vatiderbilt 8: Mess'g'r.
OFFICE? With Wells, Fargo & Co., Gold
Hill. ol2
PARDEE, BARSTOW & CO.,
S T O C K B It O K K II 8 .
OFFICE ? 21 .South C Street, Enterprise Build
lug, Virginia.
MINING STOC KS BOUGHT & SOI.D.
Orders iiroraptly at tended to. ocl2
J. W. PHILLIPS,"
STOCK & EXCHANGE BROKER,
Golii Hill ami Virginia
OFFICE ? 24 South C street, Enterprise Build
F. A. TKITLE. DANIEL ST. C. STEEVENS.
TRITLE & STEEVENS,
SEARCH UltS OF RECORDS,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public, etc.
OFFICE, NO. 48 B STREET, OYER
It It Y AN AND SEELY'S.
f |ANIEL St. STEEVENS, late of Sacra
* ? mento, takes this opportunity of in
forming his frieivds and the nublic, that he has
become , a. permanent resident of Virginia,
and has associated himself with Mr. F. A.
Tritle as above. Having been exclusively
engaged in the business of "Searcher of Rec
ords the past 14 years, ho is thoroughly
conversant with this profession in all its
branches, and will guarantee perfect and reli
able abstracts of Title aud Incumbrances,
and correct recapitulations thereof, in all
cases when engaged and required.
Virginia, Oct. 12, '63. oI2 |
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTS.
V. BUTSCH,
B LACKS MIT H.
A LL KINDS OK IROX-WOKK KXE
A cutcU with ncatnean uud ilixpatcli.
SHOP? Jluin Street Gold Hill,
A few ilui>rn below the new* Office. ni-Jv!
F. J. GROVE,
1? R ACTICA L
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
ALL KINDS OF JEW-^
dry made to order.
Every watch guaranteed to!
keeii perfect time. Main St., Got.n Hili.,
Next door to the Post Office. [oc21 tf
J. s. PltALIj. A. I). Bliowx.
PRALL & BROWN,
(Succcssors to Wade & Schetter.)
TIEALEKS IN ALL KINDS OF LUM
bcr, Mining Timber, Shingles, Lathes,
Doors, Windows and Hlinds, Main Street,
opposite Union Scales. oc26 tf
GOLD HILL PIONEER WINE
AND LIQUOR STORE.
C. LEICIITER & CO.,
Wholesale Wine anil Liquor Store,
Fire-proof Buildings, Main Street, opposite
tnc Union Quartz Mill, Gold Hut.
TIIE T< AIMS EST ASSORTMENT
SN NEVADA TERRITORY, of Foreign
and Native Wines, Liquors, Cordials, and
all kinds of French Sweet Liquors.
The best quality of Ilomc-mude and Im- |
ported SEGA11S constantly on hand.
U7*Sole Agents of Perry & Lcichter's cel
ebrated East India Stomach Hitters ? superior
to any Bitters manufactured in the Lnited
States.
(JT ) Agents for Kobler & Frcrhling's Los
Angeles White, Port, and Angelica Wines.
IT All orders for Virginia, Silver City,
Gold Hill, and Davton, will he sent free of
charge. C. LEICIITER & CO
Gold Hill, Oct 12, 1803.
SACRAMENTO
I BOOT & SHOE STORE,
' NEW STORE!
FRESH GOODS!
1 T, 3TEUDEWAN & CO,,
No. 65 SontU C Sired,
VIRGINIA, N. T. j
H HAVE opened a tine and selected stock i
8 2 of
j LADIES', MISSES' & C HILDRKNS'
: 1JOOTS,
SHOES,
GAITERS, nnd
SLIPPERS.
From the celebrated manufacturers of
I J. Miles & Son and A. Seiberlich, Philadel'a
which will l,e sold at
Son Krant'lsco Prices,
!
In store, a large supply of
L. & C. BEXKliltT'S
GENTS' Q.l'1 1.TE n,DO VllL E
SOLE, .SUVAHE-EUGli,
IM'CSS anil i}MI3i]> Sloops.
A great variety of lirst quality Calf anil Kip
Kail Bottom Mining Boots.
Also, a complete assortment of
Gents', Hoys', Youths' &, Children'*
Pegged and Sewed
Boot3, Gaiters, Oxford Ties, and
Erogans.
!J"7*Constantly on hand a fine lot of Tents'
Drab and Black Soft French UKAVF.l!
HATS. Also, Boys' and Children's HATS
and CAPS, of every description and quality.
0*Sole Agents in Virginia for the cele
brated Xew Kngland SEWING MA
CHINES. Price ?15. Improved Motion
Pacific, price, $25.
U*I5oots and Shoes made and repaired.
T. IHTltlDKlIW A CO..
65 South C street, Virginia, X. T.
Oct 12. 18ti3.
REMOVAL FROM 25 SOUTH C STREET.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
? TO TI1E ?
LADIES Of (;<)LI) HILL.
NEW ARRIVALS; NEW ARRIVALS!
? AT ?
IV. MYElt'S
DRY GOODS BAZAAR.
r nr:? leave to inform tiie ladies
L <>i Hill und vicinity that 1 huvu jiini re
vived the largest. most rcclicrcl:6 stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS
Ever offered in this city ; consisting in |>artof
BLACK SILKS,
1JLAIX COLORED SILKS,
PLAIN* HEP SILKS,
FRENCH MERINOS,
irisli and French 1'opliiis.
AVOOL PLAIDS,
EMPRESS CLOTII,
WOOL DELAINES,
KID OLOVES.
Also, a large ?tock of
X> OMESTIC O O ODHs
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND HOSIERY.
In fact, the very beat gelcetcd stock of Fancy
and Dry Goods iu thu Territory enu
bo found ut this
PERFECT PALACE OF FASHION.
N. MYEK,
Opposition Dry Goods Store,
No. 14 North B street, up stairs,
VIRGINIA, N. T.
d?3tf
-atiHi 'teifW r ? "S
Sheetings,
QlliltH.
Curtain*,
Tal?le Cloth*,
Flannels, Slurtiups,
Ticking, Itlunkuts,
l)aiMJl}ikR, Towel*,
Napkins, Etc., Etc.
? ALSO ?
THE EVENING NEWS.
WITH THEE FOREVEK.
Oli, would I were with thee forever,
Oh, would that we never might purt ;
That the joy which now thrill# uie might ever
Fill up every vein of my heart.
I have traveled the fairy world over,
I have tasted full many a bllfS,
But 'twus madness to hope to discover
The weulth of a mouieut like this.
Fate might point to the hour with her finger,
That should tear me asunder from thee.
Yet my npirit would near thee *till linger,
And laugh at the harmless decree.
But no fancies like these will 1 cherish,
Nor fear the sweet dream will not la-t ?
That the lilihs of rhi? moment will perish,
Or live but a tfliudc of the par.t.
No ! enough that I know thru art near me,
Enough that I feel thou art mine
As you gaze in my face, that you hear me,
I si accents responding to thine.
Then away with the future before me !
hike a syren still singing of bliss.
Not the breath of all time can allure me,
While I live iu u moment liku this.
The National Currency.
Experience 1ms demonstrated the wisdom
of our national system of finance. The Shy
locks of Europe look with amazement upon
our stupendous military operations, which
have been conducted thus far withnt a dollar
of their aid. We have manipulated armies,
the like of which the world has never seen j
we have created a naval armament, the orig
inality and magnitude of which have set
Johnny Hull and the moustachcd freebooter
over the way, to scratching their pates ; and
wc have done this all within ourselves.
A national banking system, such as has
grown out of the necessities of the Govern
ment, will be the strongest possible bond for
our future unity. It will give us a safe, con
venient and uniform currency, that Califor
nia, even, and the other States upon this
coast, will eventually adopt, thereby giving
to the .States of the Cttion a oneness of finan
cial purpose that will work out the happiest i
results. An exclusively metallic currency is |
out of the question. In over thirty of the j
States paper money is an absolute necessity, j
Individual or even State banking associations j
are sources of dire monetary evils. \Ve rc- :
quire a currency that shall be national, and I
such wc now have. This most desirable end !
will overbalance many of the evils of seces
sion, and will prove one of the most efficient
means of harmonizing the rebellious ele
ments, and reconciling the Southern States
to their subjugated condition as equal mem
bers of tne great National Confederacy.
Every man who owns a Government '
"promise to pay" to the amount of one
dollar, has just so much pecuniary interest
in maintaining the integrity aud credit of the
Government. The m agnetic wire that reach s
the heart of a people most effectually, usually
runs through the pocket. Long live Chase, |
the founder of our national currency ! I Via j
la greenbacks ! ? Sau Jose Mercury.
The Death of Jo :tlagee?
The following version of the death of thig
somewhat notorious man is from the Cnion
of this morning.
He had been up all night gambling, in the St.
Nicholas Saloon, with several other men, ami was
sitting ?lown by the stove in the rear room of tlie |
saloon, smoking a cigar, when a double barreled j
shot gun w Hi* tired t'roai the outside of the Iioukc, j
the contents of which entered the body of Majrte.
Two bullets entered his left una. one his right
arm, ami four passed through his b >dy. He sur
vived n shirt time, but gave no intimation that he
suspected who the murderer might be. A man
named Blackburn, who was sitting near him at
the stow, was also shot through the hand and
knee. A double barreled shot gnu was fonnd se?
civted in the alley in the rear of thu saloon, one
barrel of which had been recently discharged,
and tl'?% other was loadet? with a heavy charge ??f
powd*.r and sixteen bullets. This is supposed to
havu been the weapon with which the shootir.g
was done. As yet 110 clue has been obtaiued to
the murderer ; but, it is not impossible that the
police, with the aid of the shot {run. and other cir* '
cumstauces, may detect and bring to justice ibo
perpetrator of this cold blooded and horrible mur
der. Itiuckburn, who badly wounded, is at
pn-s. nt Li the conuty hospital of Ormsby county,
and will probably rccover. A Mr. Conistock, who
was sitting by the stove also, was struck by u bul
let, but escaped without injury.
Puni.ir Si'KAKlNU.? Buffalo .?im. the celebra
ted lYl'te statesman, warrior and chief, addressed
a large concourse of his fallow citizens, Aboriginal
and Saxon, iu front of Weils, Fargo &. Co.'s of
lice, a few days >ince. As* his speech was deliv
ered from the bat k of bin steed, we presume that
Jeems does not intend to take the "stump'' for
any official position ; bur as his disc* urse was
rendered in his native dialect, we are unable to
t'urnish our readers with a correct report. He ex
plained, however, to his pale face hearers, that lie
was talking to his followers iu reference to the
reported outrages committed by houic of his tribe
iu the vicinity of Carson, and 'exhorting those in
this neighborhood to remain on frimdly terms
with the whites. We hope f >.r the sake of " Lo "
that Jccms spoke not with a forked tongue, and
that his voice was raised for pi ace and not for
war, for the hatchet once unhuried in less than
six months not a living vestige of the Indian race
would be left iu this Territory. ? Ilzc*c River Re
veille.
Coast Dkkknsks. ? Laird, M. P., builder
of the British rebel rams, said lately, in a
speech at Birkenhead : " We have only two
ships that I can find, on looking over the
navy list, that conld possibly be considered
suitable for coast defenses." England has
only two ships that will pass muster ! Poor
old " Mistress of the Seas!" How she has
fallen from her high estate. She is not likely
to break the blockade of the Southern ports
for some years vet. In fact, she has not a
vessel that our little monitors, with their fif
teen-inch guns, cannot bore through and :
through. The Warrior is her best vessel, j
and she could not stand an hour under the
fire of any one of our monitors, while the new
Ironsides' would destroy her at a single broad
side ; and vet there is not a gun in England
that can bore the new Ironsides.
The New Almad-.n mines arc now
yielding 100 flasks per day, or about \
7, COO pounds, worth at present prices 55
cents per pound.
Gov. Stanford ha< offered a reward of
$500 for the arrest of Vincent E. fieiger,
the murderer of S. A. Wells, of Red
Bluff.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTS.
FAST FREIGHT
? ,\NI> ?
EXPRESS LINE
FROM SACRAMENTO TO VIRGINIA
IN THliEE DAYS!
Panning through CAKSOX, SILVER CITY and
UOLI) HILL.
A OEXCIES?
F, DUJARDIN, comer Washiuptou aud
[lattery Street#, Sun FruneiKco.
C. B. HIOGIXS, corner Front and L Streets,
Saenunento.
H. I). SMITH, at Taylor & Co.'s Taylor Street,
Virginia
E. \\\ Chnrcli, at Drienbiick &. Bro., Canon.
"Winter Arrangements.
OX ANI> AFTER T1II8 DATE THE RATES
of freight on all poods forwarded by thi* line
from Sacramento to Silver City, Gold llill, aud
Virginia, will be fifteen (15) cent* per pound.
OFFICE ? Tnvlor rtreet. bet wot' n B and C.
II. 1). SMITH', at J. V. N. Ijaiwlug'tf, Gold Hill
LEE BROTHERS,
GOLD 11ILL, NEVADA TERRITORY,
? - DO ?
MILL WORK,
And guarantee satisfaction. Also, HOUSE,
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL
F-A.I2SrTX3SrGH
In all its branches, executed in a style un
surpassed in the Territory.
Main St. opposite Odd Fellows' llnll.
de<5 tf
His Sue i. is Maicciii.no Ox. ? We per
ceive from the Kastern dispatches that
Mr. Arnold, of the House*, jjave notice of
a bill to prohibit slavery forever in the
territory included in the President's
Emancipation Proclamation, Now, we
believe that there i.s already a law on the
statute book which covers the entire
ground, as we attempted to demonstrate
in an article something over two months
since. Our position is this : that the re
bellious S:ates, by the acts of secessiniiaud
confederation, coupled with an actual
levying of war against the Government,
lost their status as States an I thereby be
came simply territory of the United .State",
subject to Congressional law, the same as
any other territory. That the Emancipa
tion Proclamation gave freedom, or at
least entitled every slave in the prescribed
territory to it, but did not interfere with
the institution ; in other words did not in
any manner preclude the holding of slaves
after the restoration of peace, bnt that the
law of Congress, passed June 19th, 18fi2,
prohibiting slavery in all the Territories
of the United States, operated as effectual
ly it this district as in any other Territo
ry. If this view is correct, any additional
legislation would seem to be unnecessary;
but, as it is always safe, when killing a
serpent, to give the head two or three ad
ditional stamps after you think the reptile
dead, we are d cidedly in favor of the
crushing and direct blows proposed by
Mr. Arnold. Let copperheads and devils
face the music, for God's justice is march
ing on. ? S. F. Evening Journal.
Scientific Pauadoxes. ? The water
which drowns lis ? a fluent stream ? can
be walked upon as ice. The bullet which,
tired from a musket, carries death, will be
harmless if ground to dust bi'fore being
iired. A rrvstaline part of the oil of rosi s
? so graceful- in its fragrance ? a solid at
ordinary temperatures, though readily
volable ? is a compound substance, con
taining exactly the same elements and ex
actly in the same proportions, as the gas
with which we light our streets. The tea
which we daily drink, with benefit and
pleasure, produces palpitations, nervous
tremblings, and even paralysis, if taken to
excess; yet the peculiar organic agent
called theine, to which tea owes its quali
ties, may be taken by itself (as theine, not
as tea,) without appreciab'e effect. The
water which will allay our burning thirst,
augments it, when congealed into snow ;
so that Captain Ross declares the natives
of the Arctic regions "prefer enduring
the utmost extremities of thirst, rather
than attempt to restore it by eating snow."
Yet if the snow be melted, it become*
drinkable w ater. Nevertheless, although
melted before entering the mouth, it as
suages thirst like other water, when melt
ed in the mouth it has th^opposite effect.
To render the paradox mftre striking, we
have only to remember , that i<e, which
melts more slowly in the mouth, is very
efficient in allaying thirst.
Figures Dispkovino an Opposition
Calumny. ? The opposition claim that
New York was carried by the votes of
thirty thousand soldiers, who were sent
home for the purpose. The same charge
was made in reference to the other States.
Was Massachusetts carried in this way ?
Then forty thousand soldiers were sent
home. Were Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illi
nois, Iowa so carried 5 Then sixty thou
sand more soldiers were sent from tin;
field. Here is a total of one hundred and
thirty thousand men who, if the charge of
the opposition be true, have been spareu
from the army. Then, also, G0,000
must have been sent into Ohio, and twen
ty-five thousand into Indiana, and fifccen
thousand into Pennsylvania, making an
aggregate of one hundred and one thou
sand more. Dues any one believe that
two hundred and thirty-one thousand
soldiers have thus been sent home to vote ?
Were twenty thousand sent all the way to
California to carry thaf. State ? The very
figures used by the opposition to support
their charge show its utter falsity. ? .V. 1".
l'ost.
Both Sides.
Those who have ever lived in the South
will bear us out in the assertion that there
is more pure, undefiled and heartfelt re
ligion among the slave population than
there is among the same number of peo
ple in the North. In many places they
have churches and ministers, and where
they have none they worship God at tliu
same church as their masters, and partake
of the holy sacrament at the same table,
as soon as white members have been wait
ed upon by the minister. ? lied Bluff Bea
con.
Suppose, after church, the master should
find some Abolitionist teaching his slave
to read the Bible, what would be the re
sult r Suppose, after partaking of the
sacrament on level grounds, the master
should debauch the slave's wife, or sell
from a slave mother her child, woidd it
not have a tendency to make their happy
slaves more contented, and to leave upon
their minds a clear idea of the justice of
God and white men : ? Old Pah-Utah.
Telegraphic. ? A little while ago the
Richmond Whig proclaimed that the Uni
ted States Government, because of its aid
now bting given to establish a submarine
cable from Ireland to New Foundlaud,
and thence to the American continent,
both ends of which will rest on British
soil, was giving up to Great Britain and
Ireland the control of American affairs, as
notwithstanding the treaty of telegraphic
neutrality, the British, in ease of war with
America, would use it to their own ad
vantage. The information contained in
the President's Message that we are to
have telegraphic communication with Eu
rope via. Asia, through the Russian pos
sessions, knocks in the head the Whig' a
prognostications ? for if England can use
one line we can use the other; but when
these two are in operation, Puck will have
put a girdle around the world in forty
minutes.
Moke Lynching at Los Angeles. ?
Manuel Ceredel was taken, on Thursday
last, (10th) from the hands of the Sheriff
on board the steamboat Cricket, en route
for San Quentiu, and hung at the yard
arm, by the Vigilance Committee of that
city. After hanging twenty minutes the
body was cut down, some rocks tied to
the feet, and the body thrown overboard.
Ceredel was sentenced by the la-t Court
for ten years; for attempting to kill Mar
shal Tratford, and, by his own confession,
was one of the five who murdered John
Kains some months since, namely Juanita
Shol (killed at Fircbaugh's Ferry), Proco
pic (now in San Leandro jail), and two
others, now at large.
Fixe Mill. ? The Ileal del Monte Com
pany, at Aurora, have em-ted a mill, of
which the Timet says : "The cost of tliis
magnificent mill will not fall much short
of $2i>0,000. It will crush easily at least
forty tons of quartz per day. Five or six
hundred tons of excellent Del Mon'e rock
are already on the ground : some of wliich
it is thought will pay as high a ? $1,000 to
the ton. Close by the Del Mrtn'e n.iil is
the splendid new building of the Ante
lope, which shall clmm oi'.r ntfentio:.."
M | + ? - -
I.akk Scii:ui?K .Silvkh. ? The people
in the vicinity? of Marquette, Luke Supe
rior, are wild over the rich deposit* of
silver in their 'neighborhood.. In one lo
cality it was believed that fifty tons of ore
could be got .out in a week. The veins
are usually well defined, tuid of a charac
ter to be easily mined. .
- . ?
The Palmyra Mill wQl start up in a few
days on rock from th$ Orizaba Xo. -?
The. people of that district are already
shipping many huge silver bricks? ill uu
ticipation.

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