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GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
VOL. 1. GOLD HILL, N. T? SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 23. 18G4. NO. 87.
THE EVENING NEWS
? pnbliahrd cwry Ev cuing, (Sunday* cxwptrd,)
LYNCH & MUNDALL.
FH1I.1P LYNCH. J. H. XC5DALL.
Office ? South Main Street. Gold Hill, in the
buiMing lately occupied by Weils, Fargo & Co.'* i
fcrpre? b
T ? R H 3 ?
One Year, hv Mai! or Expre** $16 00
Six Mouth*". 10 00
Three Month* 6 00
THE DAJI/Y NEWS
!? delivered in Gold Hill. Virginia and Silver City,
at KlHY CK5T5 PKR WUOL
AGENTS:
Ur.FISHKU San Kranci*c?
MR. LARABEK, New# Agent San Francisco
CHA8L R OOODBKH ?MOT Ar.r.
ASSESSMENT SALES.
Wm?0m g. 9 s ? .if. CiMjMiNjr.-.ro
tice in hereby given that in accordance with the
la?r? of Xcvada Territory and the by-laws of the
company, there will be sold at public unction, in
front of the Secretary's office, at Scam <fc Wither
ell'* sture, in Cotuo, Lyon county, N. T., on the
l^th day of January. A. D. 18W. at 2 o'clock P.
*.. so many shares of the capital stock of the
above named company, standing in the names of
the following: persons, as will be necessary to pay
the amount dm* for assess::! at*, together with
costs of advertising and sale.
.Vmo. Sk*. Jmt. .Xamts. Sks. .1*/.
J D Sear*. . IpO $lc>0 00 C? Kuowlton.30 $.<*> <*)
I Vter Reed . 6 6 (i W Hanc'k.'^} 26 50
Alex Horn. IS J 18 75 ("has Clegg. W 10
J X Crosby. 25 25 jJcs Walters 20 20
Jo? Kilbane. 20 20 | Jn? Rolk will 10 10
C Flanagan. 7 7 iE*ja Hatlev. .15 15
H CCojnr 17 17 J A Rvan* ..20 20
J I. Holland 55 55 jSolKnnkle. .22* 2250
I> E Hoff . . 55 55 F L Miller... 20 20
K J Phwoa. :io 35 ;S D Turner 20 20
C N Blake. 30 30 ('W ('.rime# 20 20
A*n W alters 5 5 jE C Shaw. ..25 25
J Wolfiohn. 10 10 tU Hughes. . .25 25
KAMorris n 2?** 20 50!
Br order of the Board of Trustees*.
C. A. WITHEBELL, Secretary.
i "<?mo. Dec. 16, I SCI (K*lf td
The above sale Is postponednnttl SATURDAY,
January 30th. b*>4 at the hour and place above 1
mentioned. C. A. WITHERELL. Sec >.
1Tm1?cj <;?!<! and Silver fliaiag
Company. Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
county, X. T. ? Otter No. 436 J nckson street, San
Francisco, January 15th. 1864. ? Notice. ? A suffi
cient number of shares of the capital stock of the
Woolsev Gold and Silver Mining Company,
standing on the liooks of the Company in tlie
iiuim* of the following persons, will be sold at
public anctiun. at the salesroom of Jerome Rice
A: Co.. 327 Montgomery street, on WEDXES
DAY. February 17th proximo, at IX o'clock a. X.,
iis umv he necessary to pay assessments now due
by said parties, together with expenses of adver- ;
vising and sale :
Smmes. $k*. AwU. ;
W G Lyons. 2Jt3. ... 25 #18 75
K Ori^owood .-.2 10 2 50
K Gnfiiwood. 3.... 15...... 7 50 [
H W Lagetnan. 1,2?&3 20 20 ..
Jonathan Phelan 2&3 40...... 30 .. I
Mrs Emilr Woolsev 2 .13.... 104 78 ..
William Woolsev . ." 2?3. ... 41 30 75 1
V M Kank 2.... 7 I 75
F M Rank 3.... 30 40
Jackson Riplev 2?fc3 t?2 61 50 |
II J Standridge 2Jc3.... 41 30 75'
Dnncan Rom 3 10 5 ..
S B Ronoey 2?3 10 7 50 !
By order of the llourd of Trustees.
jalti lm EDWARD C. LOVELL. S-c'v.
Lamoitr f^old nnd Silffr Tliaiug j
Cwupaav. ? Xotice is hnrby given that iu accord- j
Huee with, the law* of Xevada Territory and the '
by-law* of said company, there will be *old at j
public auction, on SATURDAY, the 20th day of I
February. 1864. at 2 o'clock P. M.. in front of the '
Company'* office (Blue Wing Saloon), Main j
street. (Mil Hill, no inanv shares of the capital [
*???ck standing in the name* of the following per j
son* as will pay thf amount of a**es?ments due [
thereon, together with costs of sale and adver- 1
tiidng:
Sanies. Cert's. $k*. Ami. 1
S Svuion* 154.... SO.. $50 00 1
Vr W Trench 1-te* 5 5 ..
lVtrr Rice W! 25 ..
K F Riddlt- 57. ...12*. . .12 30
K R John*u*n tH.l$*,21S.219. . . .?|...42 30 {
F. Lmjr 154 ... 10.... 10 .. |
T B Carfcy 146.147.... 6.... 6 ..
Fanny $vtu->n* 152153 10 10 .. ?
|? SolomNn* 157. 170. . . .90. . . .20 . .
8 W Hurler. li<7.?!* 15 15 ..
1' 1? Kvily 165 10 10 .. |
Jennie A Conrscn 1?5> 10. ...10 .. j
V Patrone 173. ...10. ...10 .. i
W H Bart<?n 174. 175.176. 177. .. .50. .. .50 ..
I. s Tavlor k#3. U*4uK\l&6 . . .30. . . . JO ..
l?r Fcvri* l?7.fcfc* 10 10 ..
J Rothenbacber >12.... 5.... "? .. I
<; II Mixrr 63 10 lO ..
\V ui Wright J*> 10.... 10
L 1> I'hilison 25 25
K Xye 150.... 7.... 7
I ?re McGowaa 110.232 15 15
Caroline flrrenberg.... 117.... 5 ? ^ 5
Jas Sheriden 126 5 5
1' K Shannon 12S) ? . 5.... 5 .. [
John Martin 13l.l32.l5l). ...JO.... 20 .. j
John Kieppa 137 25 25 ..
II Kohl. r. 14&2J0.231 . . . .32 32 ..
11 Witkpfskr 197.... 5.... 5 ..
T RodkilL 4.... 4 ..
S B Harmon 214 6 6 ..
J Bergin 9?. ...10....10 ..
C. M Marshall -.227 5.... 5 ..
C, F W Richter. 3?. ...10. ...10 ..
( V Hobert 234 ... 4.... 4 ..
T3r??JiHi| ?w*h?w... .m-. m ..
do (Balance on a**'t* dne) 10 ..
Bv ordrr of th?- Board of Trustee*.
j?2l"td V. FRA X K VALL K. Src'y pro tern.
Teuton ia |;?I4 nod Jlilrrr .HiaiM
Company, Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada
Territory. ? Notice of salt* for aamnwtts on de
linquent stock. ? Take notice that the Hoard of
Trustees of the Teutonia Gold ami Silver Mining
Company aforesaid did, for the purpose of crea
ting a fu'ml with which to pay the expenses of
?aid Company, at stated or railed meetings of
said Board, pass eertaiu resolutions levying, and
thereat did levy, certain assessments in manner
following: Assessment No. 2, of Thirty-five
Cents* per *hare, on the 12th day of August, 1863 ;
an ai-K'somi'Dt No. 3, of Fifty Cents per shore, on
the 21st day of November^ on each and
every share of the capital stock of the said Teu
tonia Gold and Silver Mining Company, payable
immediately after each such levy respectively, in
I'nited States gold coiu. to the olillrtaf/, at the
mm) Company's office in San Fmncineo. That
due notice by publication of each of said levies in
a daiiy newspaper published in San Francisco,
;ind also in a newspaper published nearest the
mine of said Company, once iu e?ch week for
foar weeks, has been given ; and that the follow
ing named parties, representing the shares of
stock in said Company set forth in the hereinafter
described certificates, have failed to pay the fol
lowing assessessntents so levied as aforesaid or
any part thereof, iu the manner hereinafter
shown. and that the said shares of stock are now
delinquent for the assessments hereinafter wet
forth. That the annexed schedule shmvs the
names of said parties, the nniuber of each certifi
cate so held by them respectively, an?l the nam*
l?er of shares of stock therein severally set forth,
and the amount of delinquent assessments due !
on such shares of utoek. Now, therefore, in ac- i
cordanee with a resolution pawed January Uth, i
15*64, by the said Board of Trustees, notice is j
hereby given that on the TWENTY-THIRD (23) !
DAY OF FEWU*ABY, A. I>. I8M, at eleven!
.o'clock A. M., of that day, there will be sold, at j
the salesrooms of Messrs. Jerome Rice Si Co.,
No, 327, Montgomery street, in the city of Sau
Francisco, to the highest bidder for cash, in I*. S. j
gold coin, mo many of the whole sluires ?f the j
capital stock of the said Teutonia Gold and Silver :
Miniug Company, by the certificates as in said 1
schedule shown, as will be sufficicut to pay "<uh
delinquent assessments on said shares of capital
stock, together with the costs of advertisement
and sale, unless the same are sooner paid , aud j
tli at at such sale the party bidding to take the J
least numberf ifwhole shares,and pay all the asse.-s- ;
n>ents and charges as aforesaid, delinquent on the J
whole number of shares separately offered, will '
be deemed the hightst bidder :
-Ye. .Vo. 2<f 3d
Names. Cert. 8k*. A**' I. TotnL
A Cramer 87 10.. .. $ 5 00.. $ 8 30
A Cramer S* 10 5 00 8 50
A Cramer 89 10.. .... 5 00 8 50
A Cramer 90 10 5 00 8 .*50
A Cramer 91...: 10 5 00 ... 8 50
A Cramer 92.... 10 5 U0.... 8 5C
A Crataee 93 11 5 50 9 35
P B Foster 1....25 12 50.... 12 30
P B Foster 2. ... 5 2 50. ... 2 50
P B Foster 3.... 10 5 00.... 5 ..
P B Foster 6.. ..10 5 00.... 5 ..
p B Foster 9...J0 5 00.... 5 ..
Alex Hess. . .112. . . 3a?17 50. . . .25 00. . . .42 50
Alex Hess. .114.... 5.. 1 75.... 2 50.... 4 25
J F Harhnlen.110. . . .50. . 17 50. . . .25 00. ...?l 50
Mrs li Jonen. .64 5.. 1 75 2 50 4 25
Mrs H Jones. .65 5.. 1 75 2 50.... 4 25
C H Kaiser 91 lO 5 00 5 ..
CH Kaiser. ...95. ...10 5 00.... 5 ..
CH Kaiser. . - .96. ... 10 5 00.... 5 ..
C H Kaiser 97.. ..10 5 00.... 5 ..
Lohman &
Moesia 40.... 5 2 50.... 2 50
EG Bert 10.. ..10 5 00 ... 5 ..
KG Bert 11 ? 10 5 00.... 5 ..
EG Bert IS.. ..10 5 00..., 5 ..
EG Bert 14.. ..10 5 00.... 5 ..
EG Bert 15.... 10 5 00.... 5 ..
EG Bert 16.... 5 2 50.... 2 50
EG Bert 17.... 5 2 50.... 2 50
EG Bert 18..., 5 2 50.... 2 50
EG Bert 19.... 5 2 50.... 2 50
EG Bert. .....20.... 5 2 50.... 2 50
E G Bert.... ..2*.... 5 2 50.... 2 30
EG Bert 22.... 5 2 50.... 2 50
EG Bert 5 250.... 2 50
Mr* B Myer. . .35 5 2 50.... 2 50
U C O'Neill. . .111 95. .33 25 ... 47 50.... 80 75
RC O'Neill. ..118. .. . 5.. 1 75.... 2 50.... 4 25
S Purdv 116.... 4.. 1 40.... 2 00.... 3 40
S Purdv ilS 3.. 1 75.... 2 50.... 4 25
V Hamdohr. .jfi9. . . .95. .33 25. . . .47 50. . . .00 75
V Ramdohr .in.... 5.. 1 75..., 2 50.... 4 25
Caspar Smith . GO. .. .25.. 8 75 ...12 50.. ..Si 25
By order of the Board of Trustees.
FERDINAND YA88AULT, ftee'y.
Room 4, Karroo'* Building, >\ W. comer Mer
chant sad MoatfTNDcrv utrsets.
&a franusco, Jan. * m jailtd
ASSESSMENT SALES.
G?ldf? Gale Wlrrr Jliuing Compa
ny. Gold Hill Distiict, Storey county, X. T. ?
Office No. 605 Clay street. San Francisco. Janua
ry 18th, 1864. ? Notice is hereby given, thut in ac
c'ordancc with the laws of the* State of Califor
nia, and an order d~ily made by the Board of
Trustees of the Golden Gate Silver Miniug Com
pany, there will be sold at public auction, at the
salesroom of John Middleton & Son, No. 400
Montgomery street, on SATURDAY. February
27th, 1864. at 12 o'clock 3t, to the highest bidder
for cash, lu United States gold coin, so many
shares of the capital stock of said Company,
standing in the names of the following persons,
as will be necessary for the payment of assess
ment No. 5, of Two Dollars per share, duly levied
thereon by the Ifciard of Trustees on the 18th
day of August, 1863, together with cost of ad
vertisement and expenses of sale, uuless said as
sessments and charges are sooner paid :
.VaniM. Cert. ?SAs. Amt.
O S Camp. 26. ... 150. . 00
! O S Camp 67.... 5.... 10 ..
O S Camp. ...88.... 5.... 10 ..
H E Green 1.... ?....1? ..
H E Ctreen 5.... 5.... 10 ..
HK Given S8-... 5... 10..
A F Scott 115 4.... 8 ..
Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
jn22 td N. SH1VER1CK, Src'y. 1
Jrwrlt and Mheppard lompnMT
IVIinqnent Sal*4. ? On MONDAY, the 23d dnv of
February. 18?>4, in frout of the office of the Com
pauy, in Gold Hill, at 2 o'clock P. M? an much of
the following described stocks will he sold at pub
lic anction as will pay the amount due on assess
uu'iit Xo. 2, ami coats of advertising, in accor
dance with the by-laws of the company:
yames. Crrt. Shs. Amt.
M K? I 1 lJ0- 8130 00
EEWalcott 1(10... 100 ..
L J Whitnev 14. 17.42. 43.44. 131. . 70... 70 ..
H C Brooke.* 1.2,3,4,5 .6.7,?* 1>.1?. .130. . .150 ..
E Schaefer 25,2&76,77. . 73... 75 ..
Wu> E Hale 15,16.. 25... 25 ..
H A Thompson 19.. 25... 25 ..
W W Bishop 20.. 20... 20 ..
J Semands 27.. 10... 10 ..
B A Stlinphavde 39.. 10... 10 ..
D Maher 5... 5 ..
A Hawkins 10... 10 ..
D I-achman 40.. 10... 10 ..
D M Love 41.. 10... 10 ..
C A Listner 47.. 25 .. 25 ..
A Cohn 49.. 20... 20 ..
C Barman.. ....50.. 5... 5 ..
SK Temple 45,46.. 130... 130 ..
W Braulfn <4.. 5... 5 ..
J E Ainea 74,82,K).. 35... &* ..
C True 80.. 25... 25 ..
J E Wilton. 8*5.87.. 25... 25 ..
J no IV Witt 89.90.. 25... 23 ..
TMCorroll 96.. 5... 5..
G A Hart 79.. 10... 10 ..
Richard Sander 73.. 10... 10 ..
(Jeorp* T>itner 78.. 5... 5 ..
M A McDonald 71.72.. 20... 20 ..
By order of the Board of Trustees.
ALOXZO JEWETT. Sec'y.
By D. K. Kor.v, Deputy. juS2 td
ASSESSMENTS LEVIET
imperial S. .If . Co.?.Yoiaee in here
by given thut at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the above named company, holden at
their office, Xo. 405 Front street, San Francisco,
on the 22d of iH'cember, lcf63, hu assessment of
two and one-half per cent, wag levied on each
and every share of the capital stock of the com
pany, payable immediately, in United State* gold
coin, to Ilenrv Rogers, Treasurer, 405 Front
street, Sau Francisro.
Bv order of the Hoard of Trustee*.
dk>5* la4w C. T. HOl'KlNS. SreV.
Noticr.-At a Mffliug of Ibr Tran
tees of the Aberdeen Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany. held at the company's office in Como, Lyon
county, X. T., August 21st, an assessment
of Fifteen Cents per share was levied on each and
every share of the capital stock of said company,
payable to the seeretary immediately.
Also, at a meeting of the Trustees of the above
named company, held at the secretary's office, in j
Como. Dec. 21. IsMXI, an assessment of Twenty
Five Cents was lev let! on each uud every share of [
the eapit:il stock of said company, payable iuime- |
diately to the secretary at his office.
Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
C. A. WITHERELL. Secretary, i
Como. I>ec. *2? ljktl. dc2() I in
Dr. Perry* a 6*. J* ?V. f?. ? *1/ a
meeting of the Board of Trusters of the "ttbnve
named company. Bine Subi.ur Spring District,
held to-day. an asses* meut Xo. I of twenty (20)
cent* per share van duly levied on the capital
stock ??f said company, payable immediately, in
l*. S. gold coin, to the Secretary, at his office, C.
Lrkhtcr Jfc C?.'? Pioneer Liquor store, opposite
the Union Quartz Mill. Gold Hill. X. T.
Bv order of the Board of Trustee,
GEORGE PERRY. See'y.
r.old Hill. Dec. *7. lsffl. iM? lm _
(.oldrn Wrdgc Milrer .Hinidg Com
pany. Gold Hill District, X. T. ? Office Xo. Rio
Clav street, San Francisco, January bth, 1364. ?
Xotice is hereby given that by a resolution adopt
ed by the B?mrd of Trusses of the Golden
Wedpe Silver Mining Company at a meeting
kdd this day, an assessment of one ($1) dollar
per share was levied on the capital stock of the
Company, payable immediately, in 1". S. gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Com
pany.
Bv order of the Board of Trustee*.
jaiaim X. SHIVKR1CK, Scc'y.
Man Bernard Jlinins Company. ?
Office: Virginia Hotel, cor. B ami Sutton avenue,
Virginia. X. T.. Dec. 23, ltfCJ. ? At a regular meet
ing of the Trustees of the Sun Bernard Mining
Company. Gold Hill District, X. T., held on De
cember 23, lt^i, an assessment ot One ($1) Dol
lar per share was levied upon each and every
share of the capital stock ?>f the company, paya
ble Immediately in United States gold coin to the
Secretarv, at the offiee of the com pan v.
M. D. HOWELL, 'President.
Robt. P. BaRTON. Secretary. dc94 lin
.Masnillon G. & S. .11. Co.? Notice.
At a mating of the Board of Trent**#* of the .
Maxsillon Gold >ith1 Silver Mining Company, held i
this duy at the office of the Secretary, an assess- I
raent of One Dollar per share was duly levied ou |
each sh aire of the capital stock, and made payable
to the Secretary, at hi* offic?. opposite Odd Fel
lows Hall, (void Hill, Immediately.
By order of the Hoard of Trustees.
G. A. HART, Sec'y.
Bv A. J. Gould. Dop'v Sec'v.
Gold mil. Jan. 7 th. 1864. '
Co?oHdmie* a X S .If Co Voii<-*
U hereby given that at a meeting of the Trnstcv*
of the Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany. held at the office of the company. January
the 5th, A. D. 1864. an assessment of Three Dol
lars per share was levied ou each and every share
of the capital stock of the company, due and
payable immediately, to the Secretary, at his
office in Gold Hill, in United State* gold coin.
Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
WM. W. BISHOP.
Sec'v C. G. & S. M. Coinpanv.
Gold Hill. Jan. 6th* 1864. ja6 l'tn _
l*oni?rille G & A 71 Co. ? IVoticc i?
hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of
Trusts* of the al?ove company, held at the office
of said company, on the 4th day of January. A.
D. 18t>4, nu assessment of One Dollar per share
was levied on each and every share of the
capital stock of the company, and marie payable
immediately. In United States pold or silver "coin,
to the Secretary, at his office in Gold HUL
By order of the Board of Trustee*.
J. A. APPKRSON,
Secretary Lonigville G. & S. M. Co.
Gold Hill. Jan. 4th. 1 361. jafi 1m
Nevada and Golden Era Consoli.
dated Gold and Silver Mining Compauy, De*ert
District.? Shareholders in the above company
are hereby notified that an assessment of fifteen
<lo) cents" per foot was levied on each and every
foot of ground in said company at a meeting of
the Trustees, held January 2d, 1864. payable
forthwith to the Secretary, in gold coin, at his
office. Post Office building. Gold Hill, N. T.
By order of the Board of Trnstees.
H. II. FLAGG, Sec'y.
^January 2d. 1864. j'i4 ltn
Crc?i? G ?mI H Co.? At n uiefl
itijr of the Trustees of the above named company,
held thin day, an assessment of Five Hollars per
ahare wan duly levied on each and every share of
the capital stock of the company, payable imme
diately, to the Secretary, in "gold " coin or its
equivalent. * J. PFOUTZ, 8eefy.
Gold Hill, Jan. 7th^l#>4._ ja7 lin
Dr? Perry'sG. A 8. M* Co. ? At the
meetings of the Board of Trustees of the above
named company (Bine Sulphur Spring District),
! held December 27tl?, 1863, an assessment, No, 1,
of Twenty Ceuts per sliare. and January 1st,
1864, an assessment, So. 2, of Fifteen Cents per i
share was dnly levied on the capital stock of said
company, payable immediately. In U. 8. gold
coin, fo the Secretary, at his office, C. Lelchter
A Co/s Pioneer Liquor Store, opposite the Union
Quartz Mill, Gold Hill, N. T.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
GEORGE PERRY, Sec'v.
Gold HUi. Jan. 2d. 1864. ja4 lm
GeMca Gate Hirer Klialag ?tn>
pony, Gold Hill District. 8torey County, Nevada
Territory ? Office. No. 605 Clay- street, San Fran
cisco. January Ifi, 1864,? Notice is hereby given,
that by a resolution adopted hy the Board of Trus
tees of Golden Gate Silver Mining Company, at a
meeting hold this day, an Assessment of One <fl)
Dollar per share was duly levied on the capital
stock of said Company, payable immediately, in
United Ht'atea jHd coin, to the Secretary as the
: oAee of the Company. By order of the Board of
Trustees. S. SlUYSJUCK, Secretary.
I K21a
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
nary Ann G. & W. UI. Company.?
? Notice if hereby given that at a meeting of the
Trustees of the Mary Ann Gold and Silver Min
ing company, held Dec, 29th, 1063, an aMewnrut
ot Ten Dollars per share on each and every share
of the capital stock of thin company was levied,
payable immediately, in gold coin, to the Secre
tary, at his office in Gold Hill.
deSSHm X. A. H. BALL, Sec'y.
Onroto ConaoH dated O. auti S. .)/.
Company. ? At a meeting held this day by the
Board of Trustee* of the above company, an as
sessment of One Dollar ($1) per share was levied,
payable immediately to the Secretary at his office,
on the Michigan Company's claim, ill Gold Hill.
GKORGfc SWENSOX, Secretory.
Gold Hill. Dec. 2?, leXfl. de29 im*
Golden Eagle Gold and Silver ^fin
ing Company No. 1. ? Notice Is hereby given tha^
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
above named company held this day an assess
ment of one dollar per share was duly levied and
made payable forthwith in I'uited Stutes gold
coin to the Secretary, at his office, on Main street,
Gold Hill. J. N. B. CARVEIt,
Sec. G. 12. Co. No. 1.
Gold Hill, January 4, 1864. ja4 lm
Napoleon Consolidated Mining
Company ? Notice. ? At a meeting of the Trus
tee* an assessment of iifteen (15) cent* per share
wan levied in addition to the one of ten cent* pre
viously levied, forming in all twenty-five (25)
cruts per share, payable immediately to the Sec
retary. at hi* office in Gold HIM, at Moutininv's
store, two doors below the Gold Hill Hotel. Also
take notice that a general meeting of the stock
holders will he held at the same place on Tl'KS
DAY, the 12th day of January instaut, to ilgu
Trust Deed and By-Law* at 12 o'clock M.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
J. G. A. COU RSOLL.ES, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Jan. 5th, 1064. jaC 1m
Office of Ihe Independent Gold and
Silver Mining Company. ? At a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the Independent Gold and
Silver mining Company, held January 12th, lMH,
au assessment of Five Dollars per share was
levied on each and every share of the capital
stock of the Company, payable immediately, to
the Secretary, in U. S. gold coin.
E. E PHILLIPS, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Jan. l?th. '64. 1h13 lw
Gilmore Gold and Silver Mining
Company. ? Notice is hereby given that an as
sessment of Twenty-five C*Btl per share has this
day been levied upon each and every sham of the
capital stock of the above named company,
payable Immediately, to the Secretary, at his
office, Burlington House, B street.
Bj ordea of the Board of Trustees.
W. DOOLIX, Sec'y.
Virginia, Jan. 9th, '64. jail fni
Mi.ru tic kg a. A" S. .Tf. CompmMtf.?
An assessment of Fifty Cent* pernhare was levied
Dec. 26, 1P6JI, payable to the Secretary, at his
office, immediately.
Bv order of the Board.
WM. Ill-XT, Sec'y K. Co.
American Flat, Dec. 2S, lWEJ. dejg Im*
Keystone G nnd M If Company.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the above company held
this day, an assessment of fifty cents per share
was levied on the capital stock, payable to the
Secretary immediately at II. H. Flagg ?fc Co's of
fice, Post Office building.
GEO. W. TURKEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. January 2d. 1864. Ja4 Itn
Original Hawkeye G. & S. ill*
Compauv.?The shareholders of this company
are hereby notified that an assessment of Five
Dollars per share was this day levied on the capi
tal stock of the company.
Bv order of the Board of Trustee*.
C. KEIFFER, Sec'y.
Gold ^ill. Jan. 2d 1864. ja4 1 m*
Borkr &- .McIjcIIxiii CoHNo!i<2alcd j
Mining Company. ? Notice is hereby >riv?i, that I
at a meeting of thrTmrtwuof tin* Burke A: Me*
Lellan Consolidated Mining ('ompmijr, held this
15th tluv of January. A. I>. 1804. aui" assessment
of one dollar per share wan levied on each share
of the capital *tock of said company, paya
ble to the Secretary of the company, at bis office
in Gold Hill, on or before the 13th <lar of Febru
ary . I*tf4. J. P. LIXTH1CUM, Secretary.
hold Hill. January la. Iflfi4. Jul 5 Itn
Mr tf aim Mr G X S ?T1 ?o. ? A'otirr i*
hereby given that at a meeting of the Bosrd of
Trustees held thin day an assessment of One Dol
lar and Fifty cents per share wan levied on the
capital stock of the above company, puyublv to
the .Secretary immediate! v.
GEO. \V. TI KNEV. Sec'y.
CSold Hill. Jan. lltl>. 'M. Jal2 Im
Tlinvral Point G. & M. U. Co. ? The
stockholders in the above company are hereby
notified that an assessment of Fifty Cents w an
this day levied on each and every share of the
capitul stock of the company.
By order of the Bonrd of Trustee*.
C. KEIFFER, Sec'y.
January 9th, '64. Jal2 Im
NtfrcaNoa Itrhw .^liiaiity Company,
office No. 71*2 Montgomery street. San Francisco,
California. January 5th, it?64. ? Notice is hereby
given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees
of the Stevenson Kehoe Mining Compuny, held
this day, an assessment of Three Dollars on each
and every share of the capital stock of the com
pany was duly levied? the rame now due, and
payable immediately, lu U. 8. gold colli, to the
Secretary, or to Sain. T. Curtis, Esq., Superin
tendent. at Virginia, N. T.
By order of the Board of Trustee* of the Ste
venson Kehoe Mining Company.
julolin \VM. WILLIS, Sec'y.
3foli(* la hereby ifiren to the niem
Ix'M awl shareholder* of the Sntrllite Gold and
Silver Mining Company that nn a cessment of
Ten Cents per share was levhl Jannnry 11th,
payable immediately, to the Secretary, at bin
oflm, at the American Flat HoMe. AIpo that the
company have incorporated, and the #tock will
he ready for issue ou or b.*fore the fir*! day of
Febroary. Shareholder* aire requested to present
proper titles, pay up assessments, and receive
their utock.
Bv order of the Board of Trnsti-es.
W. R SCOTT. Sec'y.
American City, Jan. 18th, '64. jaI8 Iin.
Lee 4<old anil Silror fining Com
pany ? Notice. ? At a meeting of the Board of
Trustee* of the above Company, held thin day,
an assessment of One Dollar per Khar*' wan levied
on the capital ittock of the Company, payable to
the Secretary Immediately.
GEO. W. TURKEY. Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Jan. 16th, *64. jal6 Im
Pactolu* Gold and Milrer .Hiaing
Company, Devil's Gate District, Nevada Terri
tory. ? At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of
the above company, held on the 29th ult? un as
sessment of Fifty Cents was duly levied on each
and every share of the capital stock of tl*e com
pany, payable immediately iu United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at hln office, 206 Califor
nia street. San Francisco, or to V. Ressavrc, Vir
ginia N. T. N. DUPERU.
|aI8 Iaw4w Sec'y Pactolus G. & S. M. Co.
Atlantic Oold and Mllrrr TOiuiug
Company (Pacific Ledge) Devil's Gate District. ?
Notice Is' hereby given that an assessment of Oue
Dollar per share was this day levied by the Trus
tees upon each and every share of the capital
stock of the above-named Company; made paya
ble within one month, to the Secretary, at hi*
office, No. 13 Taylor's Building: Virginia. N. T.
A. C. KNOX, Sec'y.
January 16th 1864. jaI6 Im
Polhemua Company* ? AwifMmfnt
No.- 10 of Twenty Five Cents per share linn been
this day levied, and is now jlue, and payable to
the Secretary, at his office in Gold Hill.
By order of the Trustees.
L. BEGON, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Jan. 15, 186a jal5 lm
Ban tern Crown Point Gold and Nil.
ver Mining Company, Gold Hill District? At a
meeting of the Trustees of the above company,
held on the 16th of January, 1064, an aKNCHMmeut
(No. 3) of One Dollar on each and every ?bare of
the capital stock of the' above company was duly
levied, and made payable Immediately, to the
Secretary, in U. S. coin.
jaI8 Im J. C. CALDWELL. Sec'y.
HbiImi fl. Ac N. IH. Conipniiy. ?
(Devll'a Gate District)? office No. 804 Montgom
ery atreet, San Franrlaco, Dec. 19th. 1863. ? At a
mcetingof the Board of Truateea of the Hudaon
fjolil and Silver Mining Company, held thia day.
December 19th, 1SKI, an aaaMtnaent of One Dollar
(11) per ahare was duly levied on each and every
?hare of the rapital atock In aald company, due
and payable UninoiUately , In United State* gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the company
In thia city, or to A. W. Hale. Eaq., Snperintcnd
ent, at Virginia <'ltv.
de26 lin I. LAWRENCE POOL. Bec'v.
Htau?fIHtli? G*ld and Silver Min
ing Company'? Notice la hereby given to the
atockholdera of the above Company that there
will be an annual meeting held at the office of
the Company.Poat-cffice building, on Kriduy .Feb
ruary 3th, 1CG4. 7 o'clock, r. tor tho election of
five Trniteca for the enaolng vear.
OEO. W. TTTRNEY, Ree'y.
Oold Hill Jan. 82, 1864. Jagtd
Cherokee Gold and Silver Xiiiai
Company? Notice.? An aaaeaaseat of twenty
five eenti per ahare wae levied thia eleventh day
of Janaor, 1884, parable to the Secretary. By
J order of the Board of Tretteet.
PLATT KETCH AM. Secretary.
| Crold Bill January IS, 18W. JaW lm*
-Va - \
i ??ifili
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Gold Cum CmMlMaltd .Tlining
Company, Goia II HI District, Nevada Territory. ?
Notice Is hereby given that n? a meeting of'the
Board of Tnwirei of the ubove-nuim-d Company,
held Jannary 7th, 1864, an wwiinrnt of Two
Dollars on each and every "hare of the capital
stock of the Company wo? dnly levied, payable
011 the 11th day or January, A. D. 1864, in
I'nlted Statee gold coin, to the Secretary. No.
70S Washington itreet, San Ftanclwo, or to
Frederick A. Sawyer, Esq., Virginia, Nevada Ter
ritorv. JOSIAH 1L A1TLEGATE,
jiiKi Im* Secretary, j
Cram Gold and Silver mining Com
pany.? Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting
of the Board of Trn*tee? of the above Company,
held this day, an assessment of Fifty Cent* per
xliore was levied on the capital stock of the Com
pany, payable to the Secretary Immediately, at
his office" American City, or to Geo. W. Turnev,
I'ost Office building, Gold Hill.
W. S. MOFFATT, See'y.
American City. .Tan. 18, 1864. _ Jai9 lin
Argo Gold nnd Silver mining Com.
panv.? Notice In hereby given that nt a meeting ,
of tin* Board of Trustees of the ohove Company,
held this day, an a**ei>*meiit of Ono Dollar per
share wua levied ou the capital stock of the Coin*
panv, pavable to the Secretory Itnmeiilately.
GEO. W. TURNEY, See'y.
Gold Hill, Jan. 16, 1864. - Jol'J lin
Tontinr Gold and Silver ^lining
Company. ? Notice, i * herebytrlven that at a meet- i
injrof the BMrd of TrMteeH of the above-nnmed j
company, held on tho 15th dny of January, 1P64,
an aHHcpVinent of One Dollar por share v;'aa duly
levied npon each and every Kb are of the capital
ntock of the company, payable immediately, to
the Secretary, at hits office No. 7 sonth (J street,
Virginia. D. F. HODGES.
See'y Tontine G. &- S. M. Co.
Virginia. Jan. 15th, Iffi4. ja!9 Im
1 'rffonr Jacket Compauff .ltnetntneHt .
An agMManent of three (3) per cent, npon the cap
ital stock of the above company has been levied
by the Board of Tnwteem payable, Dec. 1'rtli, to
the Secretory at Gold Hill, or to SVm. M. Lent,
Sim Franeiiico. No transfer# will 1h? made or
stock fanned after that date, upon which this as
sessment is unpaid.
CHAR. BOXXER, President.
SaM'L Htatt, Secretary.
Gold H1U, Pec, 12, IB63 Jul4
Lf?nG&AlfIf?.~At it turning of
tlie Board of Trustee* held this day un assessment
of Two I)ol] are per share wan duly levied. paya
ble immediately, to the Secret arv. nt his office in
Gold HUL WAL E. HALE,
de31 Itn Secretary.
Trucker Got 4 mmd Mfirrr
Company. ? At a meeting of the Trustees of the
above company, held Dec, 90th, 1863. an assess
ment of Twenty-Five Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the company, payable
immediately to the Secretary at the office of the
companv. * C. KEIFFEH, Sec'y.
Gold iini, N. T., Dec. 31, 1863. dc31 1m
Pnrifnn l>. & S. HI. Company? Dev
il's Gate District. N. T.? Notice is hereby given
that the trustees of the Puritan Gold and Silver
Mining Company have this day levied an assess
?ne i One Dollar on each and every share of
the capital stock of said company: said assess
m nt payable immediately, in gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the office of'the company, No. 623
Washington street, Sau Francisco.
II. Ik CONG DON, Secretary.
December 26, 1*63. de31 lin
Golden Niton G. & ft. HI. Coinpniiy.
Notice is hereby (riven that at a meeting of the
Trustees held this day, an assessment of One Dol
lar |?er share was levied on the capital stock of
the above company, payable to the Secretary im
mediate! v. at H. II. Flagg & Co. 's office, Post Of
fice Building.
GEO. W. TUKNEY, Secretarv.
Gold Hill, Dec. 28. 1863. dc31 1m
Frnnkrl G A N ,T| Company.? At n
meeting of the Board of Trustees an assessment
of One Dollar ($1) per shore was levied this dav,
payable immediately to the Secretary, at L. B.
Fraukcl & C'o.'s store.
M. BLITMLEIN, Secretary.
Gold mil, Jan. % 1861-lm*
ETnion Gold and Nilrrr itlinins Com- |
pany. ? Notice is hereby given that at a meeting i
of the Board of Trustees held this day, an assess
ment of Twenty-Aye cents pit share was leviwl
on the capital stock of the Ompnny, payable to
the Secretary immediate)** at office. American
City. * W. S. MOFFATT.
American City. Jan. 17. 1864. jail) lin
Knickerbocker G A- N HI Co. ? No
tice is hereby given that an assessment of One
Dollar per share was this day levied on the capi
tal stock of the above company, pavable to the
Secretary Immediately at H. H. Flagg & Co.'s
office, Post Office building.
GEO. W. TCRNEV, Sec'y.
January 2d, 1863. ja2 lin
Jim nrLcllaa <? A ft M Comp'y. ?
An assessment of Ten Cents per share was this
dav levied, payable to the Secretary, at his office.
By order of the Board of Tmstees.
WM. HUNT, Secretary.
American Flat, Jan. 4, 1864. ja5 lin*__
Navigation Miniii? Company.?
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the Navigation Mia lug
Company, held January 5th, 1864, au assessment
of Two Dollars and Twenty Cents per share on
each and every share of the capital stock of this
Company was levied, payable Immediately in
United States gold or silver coin to the Secretary
at his office, American Flat.
By order of the Board of Trustees,
Janfilm* I. It JF.SSEN.
OfHrc of thr Clinton nn<l Ilabbn
Gold and Silver Mining Company. ? At a meeting
of the Trustee* of the Clinton and Hnbbs Gold
and Silver Mining Companv, held Jantiary 4th,
1864, an assessment of One Dollar and Fifty
Cent* per share was levied on the capital Ktock of
the company, payable immediately to the Secre
tary, in U. S. gold coin, at bin office in Gold HilL
J. V. WINNE, Sce'y.
jTtold Hill. Jan. 5th. 1864. j?iT> lm
IVolifc.-At n meeting of the Trus
tees of the Constitution Gold and Silver Mining
Company, held Jnnuary 2d, 1864, an assessment
of Twenty -five Cents per foot, or share, on each
and every share of the capital stock of said Com
pany was levied, payable immediately, to the
Secretary, at the American City Hotel. Also
that the above Company in Incorporated, and
those owning share* in mild Company are re
quested to come forward and present their deeds
or other evidence of title before the 27th Inst., or
the stock will be issued to the locator*
Bv order of the Board of Trusties.
ja*I3 lm* L. T. IfEATH, Scc'v.
Monte Del Rey Gold and Silver Mi
ning Compony.? Notice If hereby (riven, thnt at
a meeting of the Board of Trustees held thin day, I
an assessment (No. 2) of fiveeents per share was |
levied on each share of capital Ktock of said com
pany, payable immediately to the Secretary. at
his office "in Georgetown, In U. S. coin. By order
of the Board of Trustee*.
T. B. HAWKINS, Secretary.
Georgetown. Jannary 3th. 1864. JaP 4w |
Crescent G. A S. M. Co.? Notice is
herebjT given that at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees, held this day. an assessment of One
Dollar per sharo was levied on the capital stock
of the above company, payable to the Secretary
immmediately.
GEO. W. TURNKY, Sec y
Gold Hill, Jan. 6th, 64. jail lm ]
Sunrise (?. and 8. Mining Company.
? Notice. ? An assessment of One Dollar per share
was levied this, the 6th day of January, 1864,
pnyable immediately (o the Secretary, at his
Office In Gold HilL
Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
PLATT KETCHAM, gec'y.
Qold nill, January rtth, 1864. Jafilm*
Bajcr A- Rcynolda flald and ftilrrr
Mining CompHuy.? Notice Is hereby Riven that at
a meeting of the Board of Truntccs of the above
named company, held January 4th, 1664. an an
sessment of One Dollar per share was levied on
each and every share of tho capital stock of the
company? fifty cents dne and payable Imme
diately, in U. S. (jold coin, aud fifty ccuts paya
ble on or before the 1st of March, at the ofih-? of
the company, northeast corner of Woahlngron
and Montjroniery streets, San Pranclsco, or to D.
Itngan, Superintendent, at his house, Crown
Polut Ravine, Gold Hill, N. T.
N. a REYNOLDS, Sec'y.
_Oold HU1, Jan. 11th, '64. jail lm
Ollce Oalem Oold and Silver .Kill
ing Company. ? Shareholder* In this Company are
hereby notified that an assessment of Twenty
five Cents per share ha* thU day been levied
upon their stock In raid Company, payable Imme
diately, to the SectetSry, at hi* once, at the
American Flat Toll Hotue.
By order of the Board of Trustee*.
8. M. BYRNE, Jr., Sec'y.
American City, Jan. 19th, '64 Jal4 lm* ?
Excrlaior Oold and Mirer
Company.? An assessment of One Dollar per
shore was this day levied, payable Immediately to
tho Secretary at his office.
By order of the Board of Trustee).
E. CUBH1XO, Secretary.
Oold Hill, Jan. 21. 1864. JaSIIm
ThereiHIItaaMeetlaferthe rtsek
holders of the Union Oold aad SUvsr Mining
Company, at the office of the Secretary. In Oram,
February 4th. K64, at 7 P. M., for the purpose of
election two Trustees and traniaftlnf other busl
nets. By order of the Trustees.
C. A. WlTHBREtL, SfcWfary
Com? j?2l td
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Black Warrior Company. ? An a?
>*e#?nent, thia day levied, of Fifty Out* per share
in payable Immediately to the Secretory.
By order of the Hoard of Trn??tefH.
GEO. G BURNETT, Secretary.
Gold Hill. Jan. IP. Igti4. Jaltf lm
IVarraganactt Company.? The flntl
annual meeting of the above Company will be
held on Monday, February lat, at 7 P. M? ut the
Secretary'* office.
By order of the Boanl,
GEO. BURNETT, Secret wrv.
OnMJtHl Tr.n "O I PC 4 la*3I td ,
f
I
O filer Alnino Oold and Silver .11 iu- ,
ing Company, No. 113 California street, San Fran
cisco, January 6, 1864. ? Notice is hereby given
that at a regular meeting of the Board of Trus
tees, held this day, an assessment of One Dollar
per share was levied on each and every share of
capital stock of the Alamo Gold and Silver Min
ing Company, payable immediately, in U. 8. gold
coin, at the office of the Company, iu San Fran
ciseo, or to H. P. Rice, at Carson City.
Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
jnt?r lm JNO. F. POPE, Sec'y.
NarrasauMftl Company. ? An As
sessment this day levied of Fifty Cents per share
is payable immediately to the Secretary.
By order of the Board.
GEO. G. BURNETT, Secretary.
Gold AW, Dec. Si. 1WS3. de34 lm
Tonawnnila Company.? Ail bnucm.
meat, this day levied, of One Dollar per share, is
payable immediately to the Secretary.
By order of the Board.
GEO. G. BURNETT, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Jan. ID, WH. Ja20 lm
Pride of America Company.? An nw
sessmcnt, this day levied, of Fifty Cents per share
is payable immediately to the SeCKtOiy.
15y order of the Board.
GEO. O. BURNETT, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Jan. 10, lgt?4. Ja20 lm
Napoleon Con?olidnted TOiniug
Company. ? Notice. ? At a meeting of the Trus
tees of the above uamed Company, held the 18th
day of January instant, an assessment of Fifty
Cents per share was levied, payable immediately,
to the Secretary, at his office iu Gold Jlill.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
L. G. A. COURSOLLES, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Jan. 10. '64* JngOlm
Month Ophirlj?old and Wilver Tlininjj
Company. ? Notice. ? At a meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the ubove Company, held this dnv,
an assessment, No. 7, of Fifty Cents per share was
levied on the capital stock of the Company, paya
ble immediately in United States gold coin to the
.Secretary at his office, Sapphire mill, Gold Hill.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
V. LEMERY, Secretary.
Gold Hill. Jim. 13. 1664. Ja20 lm
Mnndy Bower* Oold and Silver Alin
ing Company. ? Notice is hereby given, that at a
meeting of the Trustees, held January I6th, an
assessment of Fifty Cents per share was levied on
each and every share of the capital stock of the
Company, payable immediately, to the Secretary,
at his office in Gold Hill, iu United States gold
coin.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
WM. W. BISHOP,
Jagg lm Sec y S. B. G. &. S. M. Co.
Oneoto CoiiMolidnted Cold and .Sil
ver Mining Company.? At a meeting held this day
by the Board of Trustees of the above Compauy,
au asseMonent of One Dollar was levied upon
each and every share of the capital stock of the
abore Company, payable immediately, to the
Secretary, at his office on the Michigan Compa
ny 'r; eluini, Gold Ilill.
GEO. SWKNSON. Scc'y.
^ Gold Hill. Jan. SOth. IHOl. Im2_^
II
I J
North American Mining Company ?
Assessment Notice.? Notice is hereby given
that an assessment of ten dollars per shaie
on all the capital stock of the North Ameri
can Mining Company, was this day levied by
the Board of Trustees, payable in United
States gold coin, immediately, to the Secre
tary, at the office of the company, No. 13
North B street, Virginia, N. T., and that no
stock will after this date he transferred on
the books of the company without the previ
ous payment of said assessment.
By order of the Board of Trustees,
J. R. FLUNKETT, Sec'y.
Virginia, Oct. 19, 1863. [oc20tf1
NfgrrRnlcd Crown Point .Hilling
Company ? Office 706 Montgomery street. Sain
Francisco, January 12th, 1864. ? Notice id hereby
pi ven, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees,
held this day, an asiessment of Twelve and one
half Dollors'was duly levied on each and every
share in the capital stock of the company, paya
ble immediately, in U S gold coin, at the office of
the company.
Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
Ja'lP Im K. K. VAN BBUKT, Sec'y.
Henry Clay Oold nnri Milvrr Mining
Company, Palmyra District. ? Notice is hereby
given to the shareholders of the above named
company, that at a meeting of the Board of
Trustee's, held January ?th, 1864, an assessment
No. 3, of fifteen (IS) cents per share, or foot, was
daiy levied, payable in U. S. coin, to the Secre
tary, at his office in Cotno.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
THOS. BROOKS, Sec'y.
Conio, Jan. 15th, 1864. jaI6 Im
ConHOlidnlcd Milvrr Hunting Gold
and Silver Mining Company. ? The members of
what wag formerly known as the Consolidated
Silver Hnuting Hold and Silver Mining Compa
ny, are hereby informed that the Company have
incorporated under the name of the Golden State
Silver Mining Company. All shareholders are
requested to call oa the Secretary, No. 115 C
street, Virginia, or at American Flat, receive their
stock, and pay the Assessments due thereon.
One dollar a foot, or share, was levied, as the
third assessment, January 18th, 1864, payable
forthwith.
13y order of the Board of Trustees.
(;. K. HEED, Sec'y.
Storev county Jan. 18th, 'fi4. jaI8 lm
Cuba .Timing Company ? Ofllcc Vir
ginia Hotel, corner B street and Sutton ave
nue, Virginia. X. T., January 11th, 1864. ? An as
sessment of fifty (50) cents per share was this
day levied, aud is pavable immediately, to the
Secretary. In IT. S. gold coin. Members' are also
notified that the stock Is ready for issuance.
By orler of the Board of Trustee*.
D. E. HOFF, PrwTt.
n, F. BaRTOX, 8cc*y. jal4 Im
SPECIAL MIXING NOTICES.
Keystone Company. ? Notice, is
hereby given that all shareholders are requested
to place In the hand* of the Secretary Imme
dlutely nil deeds or evidences of title In the above
coin puny, preparatory to the laming uf mock.
By order of the Bourd of Trusteed.
GEO. W. TURXEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Jan. 11th, 'fi4. Jail lw
Notice.
The public are hekeby cautioned
not to purchuse or negotiate for, my of the
following certificates of stack In the Kentucky
Gold nnd Silver Mining Company, on no many
shares of thu following number* were sold to the
highest bidden, at public auction, In front of the
Justice's office. Gold Hill, January 14th, IHM,
for assessments and coat* of snle, the name will
not lie transferred on the books of the Company :
Certificate No. 3, (10 share*), G sold ; certificate
No. 23, 15 shares), 3 sold.
By order of the Board of Trustee!.
WM. HCNT, Kee'y.
January 15th, 'fit jal 3 Im*
Oaroto Consolidated Gold and Sil
ver Mining Company.? The annual meeting of
the above Company for the election of n Board
of Trustee! for the ensuing year, will take place
at the office of tho Secretary, on the Michigan
Company's claim, Gold Hill, on SATURDAY,
the 30th day of January, 1664, at 3 o'clock P. M.
JalS M? GEO. 8WENBON, Bac'y.
ITsllcr.-A . ?retlnt of the atscli.
bolderi of the Ynha Gold and Silver Mining
Company wUI be held In Gold HIU on MONDAY,
February Int. 1P64, at tho federal Company's
offlt?, at 7 o clock P. M. By request of many
shareholders. Jal8 td
Gold Kill, IT. T., Jsaasrr l?tk,
1P64. ? Then will be a meeting of tho stock
holders of the Colorado Gold and Hllver Mining
Company held at the office of H. IL Flfg A Co.,
on TUESDAY, JVbrnary 9d, ISM, at 4 o'clock P.
M? to fleet Trustees for lh? ensttlng ye?r. '
Jaien Ji IL FLAQG, Scc'y.
THE EVENING NEWS.
TO THE CfJRLY-HAIRED LANDLADY.
No social hoJocc from a friend in near,
And heartless til rangers drop no friendly tear.
I seek not Joy In woman's sparkling eye ?
The smile of Beauty cannot check the sigh.
Adicn thou World ? thy pleasures still a dream,
Thy future still a visionary thing.
For me, whate'er my folly or my fear.
One ehcerful comfort still I cherish hero ;
No dread internal haunts my hours of reit ;
No dreams of injured innocence infest ?
Of hope, of peuce, of joy, almost bereft,
Conscience, my last, but welcome guest is left.
Slander's Impolsoned breath may blast my name
Envy delights to blight the birds of fame.
Deceit may chill the current of my blood,
And freeze affection's warm impassioued flood i
Presaging horror darkens every sense :
j Even here will conscience be my belt defence ;
My bosom feels no worm that ne'er can die ?
Not crimes 1 mourn, but happiness gone by.
A FRIEND'S REPLY TO THE ABOVE.
TO 11 . f . O .
Why flip those vcrae# *lyjy in ray hand!
Their import, air, I do not understand.
You " seek not joy in woman's sparkling eyet"
.Some other Joy. perhaps, you'd Iiko to try.
If social solace from n friend you need,
You'll find it in the fields where donkeys feed :
Doukey*, we all know, do like each other, fer
Aud they would buil thee an u long-eared broth
Go to them, then, and you will quickly find,
A fellow feeling makes them wondrous kind
Since to the world, it seems, you ljld adieu,
What will all your Ioug?eared brothers do,
If for your soul they should refuse to pray ?
Of one thing rest assured? they still will bray.
Long (y)ears will pass away ere they will see
Another who has such long (y)earx as thee.
The envy that would blight such fame as thine,
Would steal the acorns from a sightless swine !
What famei8 thine, that anyone should steal it?
A mouse would pack the load and never feel it!
Yon steal the verses made by other men, [pen.
And try to make one think they're froin your
If theie is a thing on earth thai I despise,
It is a man who'll try to pluguerize.
OLD SMARTY.
Echoes from Fi.oddkx-Fiei.d. ? The
South is full of contention, bereavement,
and lamentation. Want of provisions,
military failure, diplomatic disaster in
Europe, and the proposed exchange of
black prisoners for white, are causes of
this angry feeling, which operates upon
the coarse and vindictive agents who are
trusted with the charge of Union prison
ers. In this conflict of violent passions,
the name of General Lee is rapidly sinking
?and that of Geueral Bragg is obviously
on the wane. The people fill the air with
their lamentations at the loss of some of
their generals, particularly of General
Jackson, to whose death they attribute
most of their reverses on the battle-field,
and the change now perceptible in the
fortunes of the South.
A characteristic story of the President
is narrated in a letter from Washington.
When the telegram from Cumberland Gap
reached Mr. Lincoln that "firing was heard
in the direction of Knoxville," he remarked
that hu was '? Glad of it." Some present,
who had the perils of Burnside's position
uppermost in his mind, could not see tchy
Mr. Lincoln should be "glad of it," and
so expressed himself. "Why, you sec,"
rcspouded the President, "it reminds me
of Mistress Sally Ward, a neighbor of
mine, who had a very large family. Occa
I sionally, one of her numerous progeny
i would be heard crying in some out-of-the
way place, upon which Mistress Sallie
would exclaim : "There's one of my chil
dren that isn't dead yet.' " ? Boston Tram -
eript.
The Capitol at Washington will proba
bly be, when completed, the finest build
ing of the Corinthian order of architec
ture in the world. It stands 90 feet above
the low tide of the Potomac. Its com
manding position was determined by
Washington. It is surrounded by a
beautiful park of 35 acres, adorned by a
great variety of shade trees. The entire
length of the building is 751 feet 4 inches.
Length of wings, including steps, 324
feet; width of wings, 128 feet 8 inches;
width of central part, 325 feet 4 inches ;
area of ground covered, 153,112 square
feet, or 625 feet more than three acres and
a half ; height of dome above basement
floor, 264 feet.
Didn't Want it Filed. ? A French
man had a claim against the county, and
appeared before the Board of Commission
ers. lie was told that the summary settle
ment demanded could not be made ; that
he must hand in his bill to be filed by the
Clerk. He grew irate : 'Non, by gar ! you
too much file him several time now : what
you call ? cut him down ? Sac-r-r-r-e
clam ! Xon, par bleu ! no want him file
down one cent !' And he would not hear
anything, until the Board went into com
mittee of the whole to consider the merits
of his demand. ? Humboldt Reg'uter.
A virulent copperhead newspaper, of
Illinois, publishes a " trcmeajns" warning
to Old Abe, beginning ?
We are eomlny, Abraham Lincoln,
From mountain, wood ami Kirn,
Wf are coming, Abraham Lincoln.
With the ghoKta of mnrdereil men.
If the last line were, "With the ghosts
of hanged men," wc would say, amen ?
come on, McVillaindamhimhammers and
"be hanged." Ghosts of traitors are not
as plenty as they ought to be, any way.
Our tokens of love are for the most
part barbarous, bald, and lifeless, because
they do not represent our life. The only
gift is a portion of thyself. Therefore, let
the fanner give his com ; the miner, ?
gem ; the sailor, coral and shells ; the
painter, his portrait ; and the poet, his
poem.
Lifk is like a theater, in this respect :
that although during the performance we
hold higher and lower places, we all mix
in one common stream when the play is
over and we go home.
What will paralyze small minds, may
incite larger ones, as the breath which ex
tinguishes the candle will kindle and
strengthen the flame upon the hearth
stone.
Am Irishman being asked by a friend,
" Has your sister got a son or a daugh
ter ?" answered, " Upon my sowl, I don't
know whether I'm an uncle or an aunt."
"What are you looking after, my
daughter ?" said an old gentleman at a
Christmas party. " Looking after a son
in-law for you, father," was the reply.
Eysrt other day the telegraph announ
ces that the rebellion is just on the point
of ? caving in." Wouldn't it hasten mat
ten a little jnst to stave it in.
Tjtb Richmond people say Confederate
currency has so depreciated that yon
take your money in the basket, and carry
youi beef in the pocket book.
JjUif-' ?
?
Deafli on the Battle Field.
Thus writes an officer fighting in Spain
under the Duke of Wellington :
Habit gradually hardens us to such
seen e?, and death, far from creating serious
reflections, is often laughed to scorn. Un
the evident approach of a general action,
we notify its probability to each other by
unreflecting remarks, such as " there will
be more hats than heads before to-morrow
night and none of us, even during the
action, conduct ourselves with the proper
proportion of sober sadness which I have
no doubt you excellent people in England
suppose natural, and perhaps think neces
sary, in an affair of life and death. I
have heard some refy tree jokes escape
under fire; and as hearty burst of laugh
ter ot seeing a beau of an officer covered
with dirt or dust, from the splash or blow
of a cannon boll striking near him as
would take place at any absurd accident *'
in common life. On our advance to
Others, when opposite Sauveterre, waiting
for orders, and hardly ont of cannon shot
of the enemy, on the other side the Gave,
the officers of the Third Division amused
themselves by leap-frog and other romp
ing boyish gomes.
I recollect at Fucntes de Honor being
goose-quilled on the superficial skin, if
not thrilled to the inmost soul, by an offi
cer of the Adjutant General's department,
well known for his fun, depicting to me,
in the following words, the state some of
us might possibly be in within the course
of a few hours. The truthfulness of the
description made it very disagreeable, par
ticularly as, at the moment, the balls from
the skirmishers (in evidence of what was
coming) were already flying over our
heads. " You will be astonished," he
said, " to find yourself overturned by a
sharp blow on the breast, and on evincing
an inclination to rise, being convinccd, by
the total diminution of your strength, that
some very unpleasant accident has hap
pened to you. Tims satisfied as to your
incapacity of movement, you lie quietly
on the ground, with certain very unpleas
ant forebodings in your mind, till one of
your friends brings you a surgeon, who,
opening your coot, finds you ore shot
through the lungs, and to satisfy himself
(not you) says, 1 Snit, sir, spit.' In the
attempt your mouth fills with blood ?
what your medical friend (no longer, alas,
your adviser) wishes to ascertain ? who,
putting a bit of lint on the wound, shrugs
up his shoulders, and leaves you to suffo
cate, while he goes to congratulate your
juniors on their promotion."
Unmasking.
The Richmond Whig says that it really
looks as if the South might be overrun.
On another day it declares that the rebels
can only retrieve their misfortunes by im
itating the methods adopted by the Yan
kees in retrieving theirs ; and it calls for a
truly great General and a great army to
be put in the path of General Grant in
three weeks. It says again that the rebels
would be cowards if they should even
contemplate the possibility of yielding to
a foe so contemptible, so cruel, so loathed
and abhorred as the Yankees ; and if they
are the race they have believed themselves
to be they will not give way to despon
dency, but nerve -themselves for a fiercer
struggle and more costly sacrifices. In
fact, they will die in the last ditch.
This strain of remark is a fit accompa
niment to the melanchollv Message of
Davis. It is the unmusical whistling of
boys in the grave- yard, announcing not
their couragc but their foreboding. In
these articles, as in the speeches of Davis,
there is, on the part of the rebels, the same
travesty of noble sentiment and heroic re
solve which, in the case of a really op
pressed and suffering people striking for
relief are solemn and touching, but which
arc merely ludicrous and contemptible in
the mouths of men who deliberetely un
dertake a bloody revolution for no other
purpose than the perpetuity of injustice.
The British aristocracy has tried hard
to depict these rebellious American citi
zens as worthy of sympathy, like the
Poles or the Greeks, Briash statesmen
labored to paint them as a small band of
noble gentlemen straggling for their free
dom and rights with a vulgar and demo
cratic tyranny. This wretched effort has
also failed. All the masks begin to fall.
The ghastly facts are appearing. The
conspiracy of slaveholders is at last seen
to be as base and inhuman as that of St.
Bartholomew's Day against the Hugunots.
That too was loudly commended. Mure
tus called it a great victory of the true
faith. And if slavery had prevailed in
this contest, as Catholicism did in France,
the aristocracy, which fears popular rights,
would nave hailed it, in the spirit of Mu
retus, as a signal of triumph of the true
| faith. ? Ilarperi Weekly.
Mas S a ha it Smith's Kevebib. ? "Alt
diaaimmulation it disloyalty to loce." I've
thought so before, said Mrs. Smith, but
now I hioic it, became I read it in a news
paper. These editors beat the D? utch
for understanding human nature, (all ex
cept female nature) there they are decided
ly benighted. However, it isn't my inte
rest to throw any light on that subject ; it
is an interesting study that I shan't inter
fere with. But this is a digression. As I
was saying, "dissimulation is disloyalty to
love." Didn't Mr. Smith tell me, when
he asked me, on his kness, to make him
the happiest of men, that I was the only
daughter of Eve he ever fancied; and
didn't I, before the honeymoon was over,
And in his old bachelor trunk locks of
hair of every color the sun ever shone up
on > And doesn't it do me good to put
my matrimonial foot on the cricket that I
stuffed with them ? Certainly? I only
wish I had their entire scalps ! Well ?
didn't he come home one Sunday, with a
face as long as an orthodox steeple, and
give me "the text and heads of the dis
course," when he had been off rolling
nine-pins all the morning ? And didn't I
always know, when he kissed me, or gave
me a twenty dollar bill, (which was much
more acceptable !) that it was the premoni
tory symptom of a desperate flirtation
with somebody ? And wasn't I sure,
when that buff vest, and blue coat with
bright brass buttons, went on, that there
was immense execution to be done some
where on forbidden ground? Well ?
"Life is short;" so is Mr. Smith. No
help for either, that I know of ! I'm too
busy, amusing mysel? to attend to his lit
tle derelictions. If there's anything that
I ignore it is curiosity. It is so decidedly
.a masculine failing that I scorn to be guil
ty of it ! Faxxy Ferx.
Gf.s. Connor, ? In his report of the
war operations of the post year. Gcu.
Halleck devote* the following paragraph
to Gen. Connor's command : " This de
partment hus been most signally exempted
from the evils of civil war, and conse
quently has enjoyed unexampled pros
nerity. Some thefts and robberies having
been committed by roving bands of In
dians on the Overland Stage route in Jan
uary last, Gen. Connor marched with a
small force to Bear rivuy Idaho Territory,
where, on the 26th, he'overtook and de
feated them in a severe battle, in which
he killed 223 of the 300, and captured
176 of their horses. Ills own loss, in
killed and wounded, was 63, out of 200.
Many of his men were sevwcly injured by
the frost. Since this severe punishment
the Indians in that quarter haw eeaeed to
commit depredations oatbt white**"
A Yorjro lady in Chardon, Wisconsin,
has just reocived a large healing plaster
for her broken heart, in the shape of a
verdict of ten thousand dollars damage*
against the gay deeetax. It was proved
that the ?' courtin" commenced when alt
was sweet seventeen ; that it continued
regularly for fourteen years. He then
went to New York ana returned with*

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