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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-11-10

New York, Oct 27.-The Irish refu-
gee John Mitchell is reported in COM
mand Of the reble feet on James river.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-11-10

The last report Of The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue Shows that the in
come Of the Government from internal
taxes is about Sl6,OOO,0OO moe,h, OF
nearly s2OO, 600, 900 a year.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-11-10
SpR1ycrrr1D, Oct. % 1864.

To Brig Gen. Gray
Price is in Jasper County, hard press
Cd ty cur forces. He has lost all of his
artillery but twl pieces. one of them dis
abled. The country is full of his strag-
glers. He has lost a great PoFIi0n of his
trains.
q D HOLLAND Rrir Genn.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-11-10

Lincoln will be elected.
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Tance.
Yearly advertisements quarterly in advaEce.
All kinds Of Job, Book and Card printing done IL
he best style on short notice and reasonshie terms
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From Gen. Sheridan's ARMY.

HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE MILITARY DIvI-
SION, Nov. Seen. Sheridan has received in
formation that the rebels intend to Immediate
ly ass ume the offensive. Gen. Ewell has su-
perseded Ger. Early in command of the rebel
troops in the valley. Yesterday Fitzhugh
Vile, on Cacapon river. Imboden was also
reported there. The rebel force at this point
was over five thousand strong Mosby has
been rein forced by regiment OF Virginia cav
airy and was yesterday at Berryvi A raid
is expected on Winchester, or on the line OF
Gen Sheridans communications. The rebel
movements have already been counteracted
The cavalry moved this morning. To-day a
force from Gen. Kelley's command successfully
attacked rebel force that was moving to-
wards Moorfeld. general engagement is
now looked for in a day or two There is
much indicating that the rebels wilt attempt
to flank Gen. Sheridan IN his position at Cedar
Creek. Early has gone to Richmond.
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FROM PORT ROYAL, s. c.
Probable Capture of the Tallahassee
b Movem ents of nion Forces in Florida.

b Movem ents OF ni0A orces In Florida.
NEW YORK, Nov. e.-The steamer Arago,
from Hilton Head on the 9th, has arrived.
She reports that on Monday morning, being
in company with the United States stesmer
Huntsville. she sighted q suspicious steamer
Both gave chase, the stranger Gro owding on sll
steam and SAIL The Huntsville commenced
firing, which was replied to. The firing was
kept up desultorily for Two hours. The gun
boat Banshe Joined In the chase, thus hemming
the pirate. Both the pursued and the pursuing
vessels were nearing land very fast to the
eastwa ward Of CapeiL Lookout,lat 3.30 p. m, land
being In full view. The pirate was evidently
hemmed in by the fast steamers after her The
Arago kept on in her course for New York
Purser Ely, ,ofthe Arago,has no doubt but that
it was the pirate Tallahassee. She had guns
OF long range, and vt4s unQuestionably
captured or sunk before sarset, they all being
less than ten miles from land
Per the Arago, we have the Palmet ito Herald,
of the Sd inst, which says an expedition, under
Lieut.. Col. Marble, with q mounted force
commanded by Major Keith, of the 4th Mas
sachusetts cavalry, on the 31st ult, went from
Magnolia. Florida and secured about two hun
dred cattle On their return they were attack
ed ten miles from camp, and defeated, after a
contest Of an hour Orr loss was two killed
and five wounded. Tv&s,dons snissioned officers
and twenty five enlsted men Are missing also
twenty five horses. Many of the missing men
have since come in.
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FROM EUROPE
The Dano.German Question-A Council
of State Summoned,

HALIFAX, Nov 9.-The steamer Africa ar
rived this afternoon.
The news is unimportant.
The trial Of Muller s not yet settled. 1t ex-
cites great interest.
The Morning Post denies the rumor o f a dis
solution of Parliament.
DENMARK.
There are rumors of further delay in the con-
clusion of peace negotiations. Intelligence un-
favorable to peace is said to have reached Co.
penhagen on the Goth Of October. A council
Of state has been suddenly summoned.
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Arrival Of Captured Blockade. X unner-
Sailing of the Flag.0f.Truce Fleet.

FORTRESS MONROE, VA. Nov s-The U. S.
steamer Calypso arrived here this morning
from Beaufort, N. O., towing the blockade
runner Lady Sterling, captured on the 2sth Of
October, while running out OF Wilmington, N.
G.. with a load of cotton.
The flag Of. truce fleet. under Lieutenant Col
onel Mulford, which has assembled in this
port during the past two months, and been pre-
pairing for q general exchange OF prisoners
sailed this afternoon for Port Royal, S. c.
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Total. IA, 975 1896
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
l200


These same districts gave at the constitu-
tional election 1i7 majority for the constitution
They now give 81 majority for Lincoln-a loss
of So votes. The aiority for the constitution
in the county was 1872.
THB GENERAL ASSEMBLY
the returns, so far as received, and taking
the late election the basis for those not re-
ceived, indicate the following as the complex
ion of the next Legislature
SENATE. HOUSE OF DEL
Union Dem, Union Dem
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DIRECTORY.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On ana after sunday, Jun. 18th, ,se4 Daily rS.ilss
VII be rub beivpes Wsshinxton and Nev YORK
and Washington and the vast ~ foIIo-.:
FOE PHILADELPHIA, NSW TORh AND
Lsay. wmhing,on at 50 .. m, II 10 .. n. and
sS p m daily. except Sunday.
SP So .d.y ..d..yy;nJ2s s;S nND Il 'pH1LADsLPHlA
Lssv. Wsshins nston at sp q. daily, except Sun.
Y..ssns.r. win note that this train runs - "a,
TOH VIEW YoRk.
Leave Wsshin ston daily ct $50 ,. m.
Tsss yaia isJor Nsn Yc'E passsnser, szelxsivsls.
F0R BALTIMORE.
Leave washisgton ct 50 q. m , II Ii q, "a a =.
M, |op. M, 10 .. n and 81 ,. m. except Bun.
On sSoS'I sos ~ is -. r.11ss m; and ses
Leave Washfl gton at 80 O. m and 8, As and 50
m; daily, except Sunday.
On su nday at and g. 50 p. 10
tkscksd tk,oxrA.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Washington at Csc 8. m. and i.D ,. m.
No tram for Annapolis Sunday.
Trains leaving Waskin ngton at 80 .. N; and
AS ,. m. 60 through to New York vifhos eAaSss
Sleeping cars on s 81 and s,, p. m. trains. Berths
be that Rou Be- scnrsa os
Tss srst and dfth train, stop At al y y.y points.
pefMvilIe, Laurel Annapolis Junction and Relay
HSuss daily, except Sunday:
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers win please observe that the p. "a.
a1 runs &C. only 2, a. as to aiso
mat the ssOp. ~. sais taxes Ns's Yors 'asss"sn'
sor .ppfy pfsn To- GIG. 5. Ko5NTz- .ssn. al w.i.
sIIFa 81 Tsiis sss.1 os. ., Transportation.
LIN. COLE General Ticket Agent. e2o-r
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Rebel Pirates.

NEW YORK., Nov. 9.-The Steamer Carolina,
from Beaufort, N. C., reports that October 2Sth,
off Barnegat, she saw a suspicious steamer
with another steamer lying alongside. She
supposed they were privateers and kept on her
course
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
LATEST RETURNS.
MARYLAND.

MARYLAND
The following table gives the total vote in
each ward OF Baltimore city for Lincoln and
Mcclellan, and the majority in each ward:
Wards. Lincoln Mcclellan. Lincoln's mai
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- ] L L l A r d 8,

AMUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
On THURSDAY EVENING, November 10th,
instant. Geary's magni6csn mt Billiard Hall in ro.
ver's Theater building, viii be thrown open 10 the
public. On this occasion the following distip-
guished players will participate:
NJ. Phelan
d. Kavanseh,
VIM Goldthwait,
Ed Cabll.
The above gentlemen visit Washington solely to
be present at this opening, and will positively
appear.
Play to con mence at IA D. NJ nov9-d+
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NH BOARDING HOUSES. w
WkB Proprietors of the abeve establish
0CEg ments are invited to examine our ~
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
as We can furnish it in large or small quantities
FINE PLATED GAsToRs, FORKS and SPOONS.
English and American Cutlery, al grades
WkBB & BEVERIDGE,
nov 3, l0t* 504, Odd Fellows Hall, 7th st.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROL UNI
~ COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81 ,OOO, 900.
100000 SHARES AT $40 EACH
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE SIS PER SHARE.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY
OFFICERS:
HON. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President.
WILLIAM T. PHIPPS, Vice President
ROBERT BAsSETT, Secretary.
Books are open for subscription at the ONCE Of
the Company, No. "a Empire Building, n Broad
way, New York.
The lands of the Company are situated in tn
heart of the Oil Region, and include portions Of
those well known localities, "the McElhenny
farm, the two McClintock farms,n and 9th er
proved aud valuable working territories, includ
ing over I've Thousand acres of the best Oil Ter.
ritorles along Oil Greek and in West Virginia. now
under process of successful development, and oil
is already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them.
Address the Company, P. o. Box 1868 New
York. oc 2a-3m
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III Minnesota raises 2,6O0,O0O bushels 0!
wheat more this year than it ever did before.
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ADJUSTMENTS
FORD'1 NEW THEATER.
Tenth street. above Pennsylva nia auenue.

THURSDAY EVENING, November 10,
The Eminent English Comedian,
Mr.. WM. GOMERSAL.
And the beautiful Young English Coincidence,
Mrs. WIN. GOMBRSALL
win make their
FIRST APPEARANCES IN WASHINGTON,
in the Beautiful Drama of the
CHILD OF THE REGIMENT,
During which Mra. Gomereal will sing the follow
ing songs; "fhe Cateeneer, ,'"Ask Me Not Why"
"Eong Of the Regiment" France, oh, my Coun
try -
Guillet.-.-. .----....M Mr.. W. Gomersan
To Conclude with the
ROUGH DIAMOND
During the farce Mrs. W.. Gomersall viii sing
THE Mar ola, and. with Mr.. W. Gomersall. the
duet of "Danee, Margery, Dance" introducing
most sA'ra0IdinsIp phs DE pEuy
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DENTISTRY.

~4sA&V \ 40 - l.
hsNTlSIkI.-Dr. / w. r. MARSHALL, Dentist.
- NO. 2Sa Pennsyl yania avenue, sec;
sono aoof rom 18th street, attends to al0rf~
pranches OF the profession. oe l3-2mS IO
nINTIsTRY. .-Drs LOCKWOOD L. MERRILL,
- - nsts, Room No 2, Washington
DulalnE' corner Penns. avenue and 7th31@Y1Q4
sueel oc 10 Inn kD
GRIAL DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY.
ISshS Extracted sisko,a PpSs with fhs MsA,its sf
OxygM.
Iwonld advfse all persons having teeth TO sx.
Haet 70 call ~ Dr.. LHWIHB once,
md have them taken out By this new
ana harmless process, Also call andQlIOt
examine the Doctors new and Inn
proved method OF Inserting Artificial Teeth II
you VIII have them In ne other style than this nev
and valuable one. No. 2l9, Pa. avsnus. between
noyls g. r. LIWII, II. D., Dentist.
NJ ,oox,. ~ TEETH. ETH..,
ofth HINERAL PLATE TEETH, st
tends personally at his ONCE In this
clty: Many persons can wear theseQ1IYY
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accomm odatsd
with any style and price Of Teeth they desire,
bat to those who particular and wish the purest
eleanest strongest, and most perfect denture that
Art can produces, the kINlRAL PLATE win b
hooms In this city-No 33s Psnnsylvsnia avenue
between 9th and 10th streets. Also. SO7 Arch T.,
Rhiladelphia. mar4-ly
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n B. 81. STINEMETZ, -
Halter AND FURRIER,
234 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEW BUILDING } SECOND Door FROM 18th STREET
HATS AND CAPS,
For Gentlemen, Youths and Children, in great
variety.
Largest assortment in this city Of
LADIES AND MISSES HATS.
Trimmed and Untrimmed.
LADIES DRESS FURs,
HUDSON BAY SABLEs,
MINK sABLEs
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
FRENCH MINK, c.,
CLOAKs, MANTILLAs, CAPEs,
MUFFs AND CUFFS.
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GROWERS THEATER.
Pennsylv ania Avenue, near Willard 3 Hotel,

THURSDAY EVENING, November 10, 1864.
Fourth night of the great Tragedy and Comedy
Combination,
E. L. DAVENPORT, y: WALLACK, AND
SUSAN DENIM.
Only time, positively, Of the Great Drama of
TIE IRON MASK.
! which was originally written for Mr. j. W. Wal
Ilath, and has proven one of the most attractive
pieces the extensive repertoire of the celebrated
EIGHTEEN CONSECUTIVE NIGHTs
In Rostep
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MORE TALENT, INCREASED ATTRACTION
MORE TALENT, INCREASED ATrRACrI0N
MORE TALENT, INCREAsED ATTRACTION
MORE TALENT, INCREASED ATTRACTION

MORE TALENT,, iNCREAsED ATrkAcri0NN
M9kE TAEs
EExxFFkk4ooRBIs4RY
AAEss98sSeEMEEF
The Manager has secured the services, for lin
tied number of nights, of MIR. W. A.
%kaY;, %RAE; %RAY, %kAY,, %R4Y.. %RAY.
Wit: Wit: $kzH: $kzz:: #kzH:: #kzzE:
THE MOST AsroS5sHIHG PERFORMER OF
w THE MAGICIAN, w
r THE COMEDIAN r
A THE BANJoIsT, A
7 THE PANToMIMIsT, Y
WAY WAY hSs fkIsa coaEppffaSH coaEpfaE WRAY WsAY
%RhY WAY THE TIE a6Nf6 MgsTS5AF ySdAfIsr WAY
%s4E; %s4E;; %s4X,, %k4X, ERAY; ER4y;;
#$S5E ##SEzSEE: #SzE: $$sss$$:: $sS$: $$sS$: $$$$$E; $$$$#E;
The most Versatile Actor on the Stage. Promi
nent among his numerous actsis his great feat Of
PERFORMING ON THIRTY DIFFERENT MI
sICAL INSTRUMENTS.
First appearance in Washington of the creates
living Contortionist and Acrobat,
M9Ss: M9Ss: BEyERSEY, BEyEsSEY,
s$ss: s$ss: $Sss: Bs$HsssE: Bs$HsssE: BsSssssE:
Who're extraordinary performances have besn
pronounced by press and public
$HE $HE SsS$EE Ssk$EE s s $ $HH EHH Al All All
week Of the Talented Actress, Miss
eaERRY BEEtLLE,
CHERRY BELLE,
CHERRY BELLE,
When she will appear in two Comedy Characters,
CHAIR oLOGY,
CHAIR OLoGY,
CHAIROL0GY,
Prsneipsnni FitzpoOdls, a Fast
Youth. .oherry Belle
And the Screaming Farce of
HAVE #7yE 7SS TSS SEss sEss HEF HEF;
Cubss lin Horn Cherry Bella
First appearance of Miss
JENNIE WALTON
JENNIE WALTON,
JENNIE WALTON
JENNIE WALTON
JENNIE WALTON,
JENNIE WALTON,
JENNIE WALTON,
JENNIE WALTON,
Vocalist, Danseuss and Coincidence.
First time of the Beautiful Ballet Pantomime
arranged by Mons. Louis szollosy, entitled
THE INTRIGCEs OF SPAIN,
THl lNTRIGUES or SPAIN
TH1 INTRIGUES OF SPAIN
THE INTRIGUEs OF SPAIN
THE 1NTRIGUls OF SPAIN
Hidalgo Ponchorino .Josb Hart
Fernando Perez z----. Mons Louis Szollogy
maflguua Miss Mary Wesner
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FURs. FuRs
FURS,
We shall open. on MONDAY, the 7th instant,
$4,000 WORTH LADIES AND CHILDRENS
FURs. These Goods have been left with us on
consignment, and must be sold at any price.
Ladies will please call and examine the stock, az
they are made by the the first house in the
country.
LANsBURGH BRO,
371 and 375 Seventh street,
nov 5lw' Sd door above street.
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nj D A ME PRIN
lNl 22 MARKET SPACE N
guar antees a saving of kS
25 PER CENT. ~
on all kinds of
FANCY and
MILLINERY GOODS.
Just call and jud se for yourselves. no 4-8t
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LEVY COURT.-The Levy Court Of Washing
ton county met Monday morning in the Alder
mems chamber, City Hall. Among other busi-
ness communication was received from VIM.
Thompson, Justice OF the peace, asking that
an ordina nee be passed to prevent rioting and
dIsorderly conduct in the county, there being
no law at present to meet oftenses Of this des-
cription when committed in the county. Re-
ferred to MIR. Utermehle, the attorney Of the
court, with instructions to prepare an ordi-
nance IN accordance with the communication.
Several applications were received for tavern
licenses in different parts of the county, and
referred.
The election to NIL vacancies in the Board OF
School Commissioners was postponed until
the next meeting,
Mr.. Brown called the attention Of the Court
to the fact that the proportion Of the amount
due by the city Of Washington to the Court for
repairing roads leading into the city had not
been paid, and he suggested that the Attorney
OF the Court be directed to apply for q writ OF
mandamus to compel the Mayor to pay the
amount.
Mr.. Plant moved the appointment OF com.
mittee to wait on the Mayor in reference to the
subject; which was carried, and Messrs Plant,
Brown and Larner were appointed the CON-
mittee. .,- xxx -.
The Court took recess, and, on reassem-
bling, the committee reported that the Mayor
had informed them that the amount (about
$4,0C0) would be paid shortly.
Three tavern licenses We're ordered to be Is
sued. So e.. .s ?
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;. W. CHUBBUCk, Sec'y.
Gold I'm, June % lSEl. jn23 M
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Royal EAGLE and CHT Gold and silver

O;iee, No. 20 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California Jyl3 I'd
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
i an Execution. issued out of the Justices Court,
Gold Hill, Storey county, Territory Of Nevada dated
the lst day of July, AID. 1894 In favor Of the People
OF the United States, in the Territory OF Nevada,
and against HENRY WINKLE and the Real Estate
and Improvements hereinafter described, for the
sum Of Nine Dollars and Thirty-fve Cents, Delin-
quent Taxes, and Twenty-nlne Dollars and Eighty
i've Cents costs of suit together with nccruing costs
and expenses of sale; and pursuantto to the provis-
Ions of an act entitled "An Act 70 provide for the
assessing and collecting County and Territorial Rev.
enue,n approved November y, 1861, and the act
amendatory thereof, approved December 20. 1851
shall expose for sale, at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash In front Of the Court HoISe
DAY OF AUGGsT, A,D' iSsi, between the hours Of
IL O'Clock " and O'Clock PM, so much of the fol
thereon as shall be necessary to satisfy said execu-
tion and costs OF sale, situated IN the County q
Storey Territory of Nevada, TO wit: Lot 10 by l6O
feet adjoining plot Of ground the north of Joli-
j. W. EASTERLING, =
Tax Collector Of Storey county, n. 7. z
BY ], B. NELSON, Deputy, lyle td-slO
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Summons.

TTERRIT0RY OF NEYADA.-IN THE JUS
i tees Court Of the Gold Hill Township, In and
for the County OF Storey. The People OF the Terri
tory of Nevada to Robert MCkeynods send greeting.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me in
my office In the Township Of Gold Hill, in the coun-
ty of Storey, On the FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST, A.
ID. lS6i at 10 O'Clock A. ", TO answer unto the COM
plant of 7. J. Davis and j. Redwine In which they
claim that you owe them the sum OF SlOO per bal
ance due for the purchase OF horse, as will more
fully appear by complaint on file. when Judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount, to-
gether with costs and damages ii you fail to appear
and answer.
10 the Sheriff or any Constable of said county,
greeting: Make legal service and return hereof
Given under my hand this 2sth day of June, A. D.
lS6+. 5. III. ROBINSON,
Tvs tidal Justice of the Peace of said Township
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Tax Collector Of Storey County, y. T.
By j. B. NELSON, Deputy. Jylb h'5m
VAx COLLECTOR,S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
i Execution, issued out OF the Justices Court,
Gold Hill Precinct Storey county, Territory OF Ne
vAda dated the LIST day Of July, AID. 1864 IN iaHor OF
the People the United States In the Territory OF
Nevada, anu against Z. y. HOBBS. and the real es-
tate and improvements hereinafter described l0r Ihe
sum Of forty-four dollars and twenty cents delll-
quent taxes and twentysiX dollars and siNty-seven
cents costs of suit together with accrung costs ana
expenses OF Sae and pursuant to the provisions OF
act entitled An Act to provide for the assessing
and collecting County and Territorial Revenue, up
proved November 2g, 1851, and the act amenuatory
thereof approved December %, ls62Ii shall expose
for sale at public auction 10 the highest anu pest
bidder Tor cash, in front Of the Court House. IN M II
ginla City, on SATURDAY, THE SIXTH DAY ot
AUGUST, AID. 1854, between the hours oil y CLOCK
NJ. and o'clock Pm, the following described regl
estate, with the improvements thereon (or so much
thereof shall be necessary 10 satisfy said
and costs of Sale) situated in Gold Hill, the county
Of Storey, Territory OF Nevada, towit: Lot 80 eet
front by $50 feet Deep the east side OF Main stree
Gold Hill, between lots owned on the hOrth oy "
Eastman and south by W. A. White
j. W, EASTERLING,
Tax Collector Of the County of Storey, \; I:
RV I Mrs
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
L an Execution, issued out of the Civll Probate
Court, Storey County, Territory OF Nevada, 1atea e
the. lst day Of July, AID. 1854, In tavor oi tne
People OF the United States, In the IerTltory
oil Nevada, and against ALPHEUS STABLES, ana
the Real Estate and improvements hereinafter de-
scrlbed, for the sum Of one hundred and thirty ao
lars and ninety cents, Delinquent Taxes, anu nity
seven dollars and fifteen cents costs OF suit togetnef
with accruing costs and expenses OF sale anu puI
suant TO the provisions of an act entitled An ACT
to provide for the assessing and COLLECTING county
and Territorial Revenue" approved November y,
1861 and thesact amendatory thereof, approved De
cember 2O,ls62l shall expose for sale al p9oIIS IS
AUCTION to the highest and best bidder ior cash ~
front of the Court House in Virginia CITY on SAL
URDAY THE SIXTH DAY oFAuGUSI, ,iS. Ap,, isoa' =
between the hours Of IL o'clock NJ, and o CLOCK =
NJ, so much Of the following described Aeai Estate
with improvements thereon, as shall ne
to satisfy said execution and costs OF sale situated
in Gold HILL the County Of Storey, Territory OF Ne
vada to wilt: Lot 100 feet front on the east sue OF
Main street between lots owned on north by boura-
man 4 Leigh, and south by D0leman:
- Tax Collector ofStorey County. y. y,
BY J. B. NELSON, Deputy. Jyle td-l0t
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once Boyce s. Reynolds Gold and silver

Mining Company, Coli Hill District, \. T. san
Francisco, June 10, ls6l.-At meeting OF the Trus-
tees OF the above named Company, held this day,
assessment of Two Dollars per share duly levied
on the entire capital stock OF the Company payable
on the l7th June, lSi TO the Secretary al his office,
northeast corner OF Washington and Montgomery
streets San Francisco Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
july lS6I will be advertised on that day as delin-
quent, ana unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold the office OF the Company on Tuesday, the
III day of August 1851 TO pay the delinquent assess
ment together with OF advertising and expense
OF sale. X. MCMILLAN, President.
ID NVAnI
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Location, Gold Hill District, Storey county, y. L.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees Of said company held the 18th
day OF June, lS64 au assessment of Eitty Gents
per share payable in United States Gold Coin, was
levied upon the capital stock of said company
payable on the eighteenth day Of June lS6l 10 the
Secretary. ANY stock upon which assessment Shal
remain unpaid on Monday, July 18th, lSoi will be
advertised on that day as delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold on Mon
day. August lSt, lS6i at u O'Clock NJ to pay the de
Enquent assessment together with costs Of adrert
sing and expenses OF the sale BY order Of the Board
OF Trustees. K. IL. SMITH. Sec'y,
Room No. Naglee's building, s. W. corner Of Mer
chant and Montgomery streets, San Francisco.