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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
Bnslnfss Noilre5.

A CARD.-Owing to the enormous advance
In the price. not only Of the precious metals but OF every
other commodity, find impossible to continue longer the
sale OF my PINS old rates. This regret exceedingly as
had hoped to continue without chance but having 70 Guy
sod at the present bucu. prices this l. no longer possible
NV friend. and the public will give credit however for
having struggled and hard against the universal pressure
70 deprecse the credit and currency The ad
vance made enough cover ne vi gold pres
ent rates should it remain whore s or 20 sti' higher
further rise in prices be made. In any case however
intend heretofore sell better article for less money
than it can Do bought for elsewhere.
circular, with engTavus Of all the sizes s'ys' a W
prices will be sent on receipt OF letter po'Ase
A. MOTION,
July II. 1864 No y MAaen-'' Wv
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American Art.
ITS AWFUL ALTITUDE sAfIHn.
BY JoHs RRASxKssrzIH.
Western dauber and mudhead maker turned scribbler
American Art.

Western dauber aud mudhead maker turned scrbber
Tbi, satire describes the great Church's Niassra-
Also. the good Lords Niagara
" Ho spray sprites Of Niagars-ths devil.
Why still wildly wicked now your revell
.. W a.t why Greeley plenipo OF homes, Abe.
Nursing ha' Ia! hsl hs. the Rebs' peace bogusbsbe
What why. hear Greeley, how to Reb.' seove he pan
dersi
Don't think that we are all backguard dear Mr. Sanders
Lincoln's Western bar can be polite
As II he were a polished Gothamite!'"
" Ia! hooking spray spri;e. Of Niagara
We Join your ha hal ha ha Ia! ha! ha!"
Satire for sale by Am News Co., No. III Ns'a"''
YORK CITY
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COLOMBIA.

CoLusso amo1g the most useful u lhe mild tonies Hence
Il /. often prescribed in tn, declining Of Rem'en
Fever Dysensry. Diarhea Cholera Aofba' aud ChOler
iufantusn-
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JCGI,ANS.
HrrTrEyUT Isl

BrrrrEyur mild c,tharic Operating without p''n or
irritation I, much employed during or Revolutionary
War BY Dr. Rush end other phy,csus ssched to the army
and wa. highly esteemed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

Fire, Burglar, and Damp.Proof Safes,
POWDER AND BURGLAR-PROOR
LOCKS
The reputation that the Alum Patent sscs have enjoyed
from danpnsss tho great evil Of oveiy Other sas) commands
them TO the attention Of all requiring protection from
he and burgss These safes the only consuoted
OF heavy angle iron and braces. Which be
through bAkers and jewellers requiring burglar
depcsores both combined invited to examine tho
specimens btoe, Factory vhere they
psadiy sstsfy themseves Of their superiority.
VALENTINE BUTLER
Patentses and Sole Manufacturer
Hoa - aad " Wslkefs.
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CAI,AMUS.

SWEET FLAG l. snuant tonic possessing the virtues OF
the aronae. 1t may be taken with aayanase in pain
ea.ine.s Of the stomach OF bowels
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PRUNUS VIRGINIANA.

WILD CHERRY EAaK.-Thi, bark ia among tho most vsiu
sbe OF our Indigenous remedies. uniting with tonc power
the property Of calming irritation aud diminishing nervous CT
oi,sbili,y Of tho stomach. OF o. the system
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oil Market.


Nav BEDFORD Friday, July %, 1904
Oil market very quiet. Orders to buy WITH
srswn owing 10 depression IN the gold markets Sales
past week 40 bbls for manufacture and 70 Dbis or
Export, at 81 30 per gallon.
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YnSKnRs Nay Q. 1884.

y...,. Gro c. HuBssL Co.-Grns Hnvirs nsrt only
Two ba,te IL your Golden Bitter r-ccnirf-l TEEN
with the utmost confidence Ionic cad plrtcesr! FOR
hansr o. diet and IL well Tor ladies snd Children
rvinr th. u part Of three 'iGcs day.
Your, respectfully. OEOkOE Z. bAhhEh
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THE BEST TONIC IN THE wORLDl
THEY CONTAIN NO POISONOUS
DRUG.
PURELY VEGETABLE.

HUBBEL's CELEBRATED GOLDEN BlTTERS are
composed Of Genan, Caanu Root wild Cherry BARK An.e.
Orange Peel Csi.sya Bark Columbia Bark Of sas'aas Root
Sherry Wine Butteus Bark, Caraway seed, Yellow Dock.
Dsndslion-sl preserved IN Jamaica Rum
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5perial Notirfs.
sunday.schsol Music Book.

day.Scheol Music Book.
BRADBURY'S GOLDEN CENSER
Has been issued out three weeks and the eIdars already
amount to over FIFTY THOUSAND COPIES! The follow
Ing is the first response from Sunday School,
"NxvLoSDox, CT, July 10, 1854
~Mr VIZ 4. BRApsuHY
DIAN Sis Tn. onroohed for books ere st hand
snd ~i me, IN behalf Of whos Sabh school THANK
YOU a THOUSAND TINES FOR The GOLDEN CEHSER
We anticipated much but antbpstions than
teaired. careful pe.usa Of THE CENSER assures 40
thai THE BOOK for cur Sunday School now In our po~
sssssa- SDosfsly ysasA &C., etc,
EB. ROWE.
Price Of THE GOLDEN cENsER N pspsr coysrs a,
per hsHdged In board covers eN nst sasA m ssus
price fsf GOLDEN CHAIN cad GOLDEN SHOWEa
Specimen copies sent b. mail on rsssis q The price
Nos as end All Breome q, New. Yen
NotIce,-ExECUTTyE COMMITTEE Of n. UNION
CENTRAL COMMTTTEE.-A Rssalax hsslns 81 this Cor.
eee viii be held at HesJss.eI eorsss Of Broadwsy sal
s'. IN MONDAY mn 5xEsISWS as ME- o ess
c c.a II M HAL Tal. s.s'...'i..-
wnli..a 3. n.Aisy, Asss. or
CAoNDALs PATENT coax MATTRESSES. CveA
IONS ae Wrsroer and once, No 20 CcnsLw.
hosss boarding private dwspinss country sss,s
steamboats,. vesssls, &C.. furnished shortest nSice
The Lissls Giaps, or SsfGenersiing Portable vspos
3. Stoves ior Cooking and Heating Purposes Lewis:
Coaas Aa1 go
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CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, THROAT
and Nasal DISEASES treated with uneNampled success
after the Topical Atomic Method, diseoveFSa y! III
STUDLEY, No. IS Clinton Place eth-st' Ne"-hoiH.
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} i. A l. y l.. = \ & L IL T. ID =.
Prom The Tribune.
EARS TO THE DEAF.

l.
Every man and especially every believes in h!' or
her physcan There are philosophical minds which hold to
faith AloPathy OF Homeopathy OF ydrop-y
or some other form scientific bu, with the world at
.,e the belief 1. no, In the system bu, in the docor Z.
pecaryi. this true reg.fd. suus. sni oculi'i. The
p.,,n, who hA. recovered h light IA. hearing that
The blessing could have been restored TO him by no other
practitioner thai I.ress by whom hi. syes % cars
were opsn.d Dr. Won Esenbers among our best Known
asri,t. lie has lent brother Practitioner ha-
eye. and In who's sill Therefore believe above III others
Bu. we hear Of him r ,ho-s who o'ie~m him no, merely
NJ surgeon but A. t-uear,or recon, hs. been To-
ed TO "a. for the o. wLlsh souch though
We can name Tho p4'ieai va. aiy ~Lo bad on
dcsi iron infancy Consequence % some OF the Arnn
TO which children are l.bo s,cgy the dease hal iaien
an acute form and til, patient ubee, nteH.o suffering
The deane. rapidly becoming complete and The a-ner
health breaking under the physical exhaustion ssniin'
uIon constant palm Ofdn.y rseds. AMI o'dDsiy advice
we're useless, and Dr. Won Eisenbofs called IN We ned
not repeat HI, dasno. would be only let Of hard
name. 70 ,he s,u.. roar But he ds,ected sst the
see, Of disease fret In portion d tho Organism. then In
another and with manipulation skfu hi' insight wa sc
cuaie he removed IL. oaos- and she ~ho from Infancy.
had heard with dfeuy and la,,efy hardly at al,
stored frs, to p.rfo, hearing and then perfect health Dr.
Won Eenber,. advertisement reminds Of ,his case With
We thu, briefly relate though h solicitation L., him
that hath not ears, heal.
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JAMAICA RUM,


The merit. Of whi-h srs well known 70 need any com
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MAEREE ID.

Thursday July &c. at the Residence
OF the brides father a. Orange " j. By TIE Rev Dr. Bell
John trowor OF New TO Macs Doad Of Orange, Nj
No Cgr1s
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CALCULATOR"
There published in these columns few ilys since The
remarkable of Huohny the Lightning Calculator
90 well the public during tie many years he er
hied lis wonderful aIhmc,ies powers a; Bsfnums Muse
um by the celebrated Ocua and Aurs Dr. Won EreDberg
Of ,h. city. utchnss represented to have been at the
point Of DEATH and but or the timely Interference OF the
doctor would be res,ins in his This ia rensrka
bic case and worthy the attention oPerona similarly afflicted
We think is bu. as. to Dr. Won EsenbHs to cal public
attention h. There hundred. in the community
suffering nom csarrh who Ike the Lishniu; Calcus'o
actually praying for DEATH ready accept OF any
thing that promise. to relieve them from their dre.'e' To
such would say irae no, with inexperienced men, but
consult w,hou, unnecessary delay DR. Won E.enSers Who
least hs. the honesty to a'.ure hs patients whether "
within his power to make them whole OF not,
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Ds@n1csst: pemuIoeat
DEMULCENTl
This entirely Soap 70 beyond ell comparison shs bex
compound yst o6sssd foa
cRlPYxD On TENDER HANDS,
TIKI AURSRhY, ANb ALL TOILET UsEA
Manufactured oaaysy
J, O, HULL'S SON, Ae. - PARK row. H. z.
Wa slss odsv sp.sa q o vssetss Of Telsa I'D ssAss
Sop ed Css Ses ssis b. sss ~ ssspseashS dssissS
= DianssA RtsSs. :
se,..s sssS iss ~ 5, enc e. XLLIN No u S,otds.1,
sss door below CssslsA, fssesry Ne II Wsl-s.
CLOsED ON aA1UkbAYS 4 s'sloet
.Rinss aaI Pf.s-NRw SrYLES-Jsss r.osev.1.
Three NV Ssvsa Tea Tvsvs yhess rwsay 70 seventy.
Ave Dollsss For ssIs BY 0GO. C. ALLxN, No. as
Bsssdvsy door below CsnA Store elossd % sssus.
days ~ 3oolooh-
/: ri'1 Z: P ss s., coGL,. .E!.s
80 s' ,
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Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING oYRUP'
FoH CuLpaES-Cures Dyseuery and Diarfhea hesulo'e'
The Stomach and Bowels, cures WIND Conc, ana oa' y"
infant safely through the critical peTioa OF Aecs' s
PES, 10 the mother and relief and hesth to the child
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ULCERS, PIMPLgs, BLorcHss.

ULCERSI FIHFLEs, BI.VTLHE5l
And OIL difficulties Of this kind which much dsasure
the outward appearance OF both msos and females Oen max
Ing them disgusting obcc, thoHseive. and their friend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-15

LADY KIssING.-A lady writing to an
eastern paper says: "Among the lesser
evils of life kissing is one of the disagree
ables. Two ladies meet, kiss and are hav-
ing nice chat, in comes third lady in
haste, warm kissing, chats few minutes,
more kissing, she leaves. First and sec
ond ladies regretting so short stay with
them. Third lady is gone but not forgot
ten. First lady, I'm so glad to be rid of
such nuisance, and always glad when
she is gone.' Second lady, i never did
like her, what an abominable breathe al
wavs smells like onions The number
thirds peculiarities and character are dis
sected in q manner that would do credit
to an anatomist. A kiss between mother
and daughter, brother and sister, is
chaste and sacred emblem of true friend
ship, also kiss between two real friends.
Such kisses like, but to kiss lips that
you know have been stained by falsehood
or gossip is very revolving to my feelings.
and such lips are kissed daily in the pres
ent silly fashion. Lips kiss you that
would curse you, if swearing was fashion.
able among ladies. have been trying 10
save my kisses for my husband. if proTi.
derce and the war ever intend that shall
have one, which I think is extremely
doubtful, as am beginning to fear that
such thing has never been born. Wish
men would get to kissing when they meet
so as to disgust US as much as We have
dispusted them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-15

DRUNKENNESS IN ENGLAND. BY q
Parliamentary paper lately issued, it ap-
pears that in the year ending Michaelmas.
1861 there were 4,l23 persons, male and
female, convicted of drunkenness in Eng
land and Wales; but in the year ending
Michaelmas, 1852, the number convicted
reached the high amount of GO $50, whilst
not less than 100000 were proceeded
against before justices of the peace for be-
ing in a state of inebriety. Thus, the dis
heartening increase Of more than 5000
intoxicated persons was proved to have
occurred last week The proportion of
drunkards convicted to those taken up did
not alter, being in each year &c per cent.
of those charged with this offense to our
national character. What is, what must
be the unhappy result of this addiction to
an excessive use Of alcoholic fluids: Eng
land which is the wealthiest of the three
kingdoms, is deepest in pauperism. The
police force costs us fl,579,222 per an
mum, one-half of which has been stated
to be necessary in consequence of the
prevalence of drunkenness. For every
drunken individual that falls into the hand
of the police twenty-five others ave just
sufficiently sober to escape Judicial expo
sure. Day by day our most experienced
magistrates affirm from the bench that
were it not for the effects Of Intoxicating
agents, they would be lighted of half their
labors.-Ldneet.
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Reading Ones Own Obituary.

The tenure of the Major Generalship OF
Massachusetts,, like that of good many
officers in that ancient Commonwealth. is
for life or during good behavior. The
Boston Transcript says that one of them
lived so long that wicked wag at his re-
ported death gave, as sentiment at
public dinner: "The memory of our late
Major General-may he be eternally re-
warded in Heaven for his everlasting SER
vices on earth" Judge of the surprise of
the author of this toast, on learning, the
next day, that the report was false, and
the veteran officer still alive.
This reminds US of an occurrence that
took place in the same State some years
ago. In the days of old Mycall, the pub
Usher of the Newburyport Herald "a jour
nal still alive and fourishing,) the sheriff
of old Essex, Philip Bagley, had been
asked several times to pay up his arrears of
subscription. At last he one day told
Mycall that he would certainly "hand
over" the next morning, as sure as he lived.
"If you don't get your money tomorrow,
you may be sure am dead" said he.
The morrow came and passed, but no
money. Judge of the sheriff's feelings
when, on the morning of the day after. he
opened the Herald, and saw announced
the lamented decease Of Philip Bagley,
ESQ, High Sheriff of the county of Essex
with an obituary notice attached, giving
the deceased credit for good many ex-
cellent traits Of character, but adding that
he had one fault very much to be deplor-
ed: he was not punctual in paying the
printer.
Bagley, without waiting for breakfast,
started for the Herald Office. On the way
it struck him as singular that none Of the
many friends and acquaintance he met
seemed to BIZ surprised to see him. They
must have read their morning paper.
Was it possible they cared so little about
him as to have forgotten that he was no
more: Full of perturbation, he entered
the printing office, to deny that he was
dead, IN propria persona.
"Why, Sheriff." exclaimed the facetious
editor, II thought you were defunct."
"Defunct exclaimed the Sheriff.
"What put that idea in your head"
why, yourself" said Mycall. "Did
you not tell nc"
"Oh! ali! yes see" staminered out
the Sheriff. "Well there's your money!
And now contradict the report in your
next paper if you please"
THAT'S not necessary, friend Bagley."
said the old joker, 'it was only printed in
your copy"
The good Sheriff lived many years after
this "sell, and to the day of his real death
always took care to ''pay the printer"
Ne,c Orleans Picaytuie.
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Tax Collectors Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Sto-
rey county, \. T., dated the ODD day of March,
1864. in favor Of the Inhabitants Of the Town OF
Gold Hill, and against Succor Quartz Mining
Company and the real estate and improvements
hereinafter described, for the sum Of seventeen
5000 dollars, delinquent taxes and costs Of suit
together with aecruing costs and expenses of sale,
pursuant to the law in such cases made and pro-
vded, shall expose for sale, and shall sell At pub.
lie auction to the highest and best bidder for gold
coin, in front Of the Justices Office in said town,
on the 18th day of APRIL, A. D. 1864 between
the hour Of I2 o'clock NJ. and o'clock r. ". Of
said day. the following described real estate and
improvements thereon TO wit: The Succor
Quartz Mining Company and Improvements on
Mine. near the Succor Mill, In the Town Of Gold
HILL Storey County, T. T..
SAML ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Col.
Dated Gold Hill. 18th March. 1861. mch29 ID
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Tax Collectors Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Couet of Gold Hill, Storey
County, n. T, dated the 23d day Of March, 1864,
in favor of the Inhabitants of the Town of Gold
Hill, and against Gottschall and the real estate
and improvements hereinafter described, for the
sum of Nineteen and 50.l00 dollars delinquent
taxes, and costs Of suit. together with accruing
costs and expenses of sale, pursuant to the law
in such cases made and provided, shall expose
for sale, and shall sell at public auction, 10 the
highest and bes, bidder for gold coin, in front Of
:he Justices Office in Said town, on the I9;h day
Of APRIL, A. ID. 1864, between the hours Of I2
o'clock NJ, and Q O'Clock r. ~, Of said day, the
following described real estate and improvements
thereon, to.wit: Lot west and back Of Conf
dence Company's works, on which IN n cabin, or
dwelling house. assessed to Gottschal, in the town
Of Gold Hill, Storey County, n. T.
SAM'L ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Col.
Dated NJ Gold Hill. 9sth day of March. 1868.
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Noticeto G. mowrey and M. Long,

OWNERS IN THE HOME TICKET LEAD,
" situated in Devils Gate District, Lyon coun-
~, y. T-Iou are hereby notified that the Lun'
diu Gold and silver Mining Company, duly incor.
poratcd under the laws OF Nevada Territory, by
the owners of majority OF the feet in said Home
Ticket Lead. have expended and assumed in the
working and development OF said Home Ticket
Lead the sum OF forty-nine hundred dollars; that
the proportion Of said sum due from you for the
working and development Of said mining claim is
As follows:
c. Mowrey, one.seventh, amount to 500 o0
NJ Long one. seventh. amount to-. 100 %
That it is the intention Of said Lundin Gold and
Silver Mining Company TO commence suit against
each Of you for the said amount of 500 under and
BY virtue OF an act entitled An Act for the en-.
couraSrlnent of mining passed by the Legts!a.
tive Assembly of Nevada Territory and approved
February 2Uth, 1864. By order of the Board Of
Trustees. J. VI. hENNbD1,
mills Iaiw Secretary.
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Tax Collectors Sale.

ID out of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Sto-
rcy County, y. T.. dated the 26th day Of March
1864, in favor Of the Inhabitants Of the Town Of
Gold Hill, and against Unknown Owner, in Com.
plant No. 80, and the real estate and improve.
ineuts hereinafter described. for the sum of six.
teen 5000 dollars delinquent taxes, and costs Of
suit together with accruing costs and expenses Of
sale pursuant TO the law in such cases made and
provided shall expose for sale, and shall sell at
public auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, for
gold coin, in front of the Justices Office in said
Town, on the 22d day of APRIL, A. d. 1864, be-
tween the hours Of la o'clock N. and 2 o'clock P.
NJ of said day, the following described real estate
and improvements thereon, to wit: Lot $50 feet
front on west side Main street, joining on south
the lot on which Is situated Staunter's Brick Sa-
loon, in Gold Hill, Storey County, y. Il.
SAML ARNOLD, Marsha and Tax Col.
Dnteh Gold Hill. 2Sth March. 1861 mch29 I'd
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Tax Collectors Snle.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Storey
county, n. T., dated the 23d day Of March, 1864,
in favor Of the Inhabitants Of the Town Of Gold
Hill, and against the Yolo Gold and Silver Min
ing Company, and the real estate and improve
ments hereinafter des ribed for the sum of Tween.
tyone Dollars, delinquent taxes, and costs OF suit
together with accruing costs and expenses OF SALE
pursuant TO the law in such cases made and pro.
vided shall expose for sale and shall sell at pub.
lie auction to the highest and best bidder for gold
coin in front of the Justices Office in said town,
on the 18th day of APRIL, A. ID. 1864 between
the hours of Io o'clock, NJ, and o'clock, P. NJ Of
said day, the following described real estate and
improvements thereon, 10 wit: Lot In front Of
said Company, used for dump and mining Purpo'
ses, which is in Gold Hill, Storey county. Mt
SAML ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Colrr:
Dated G. old Hill, March 2sth 1864. mh29-td
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Tax Collectors Sale,

AK &jClleCLOr sac. -
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID OF the Justices Court or Gold Hill Storey
County, y. T, dated the 23d day Of March, 1854,
in favor Of tho Inhabitants OF the Town Of Gold
Hill, and against Unknown Owners in Complaint
a. and the real estate and improvements hereinnf
ter described, for the Of sixteen 50l00 dollars,
delinquent taxes and costs OF suit, together with
accrung costs and expenses OF SALE pursuant to the
law in such cases made and provided, shall expose
for sale, and shall sell at public auction to the
highest and best bidder, for gold coin, i'll front of
the Justieos Office in said town, on the 10th day OF
APRIL, A. D. 1864, between the hours Of IL O'Clock
" and o'clock p " OF said day, the following de-
scribed real estate and Improvements thereon, TO
wit: Lot whereon is situated stone cabin, between
Echo Mine and Succor Mill, In Gold Hill, Storey
County, y. r. SAML. ARNOLD,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Dated Gold Hill March Is 1864. nlh29 I'd
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Tax Croll.ctor's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued
ID out of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Sto.
rcy county, y, T., dated the 23d day of March,
1861, in favor Of the Inhabitants of the Town of
Gold Hill, and against Unknown Owner in Com
plant No. 35 and the real estate and improve.
nents hereinafter described for the sum OF sixteen
and 5O.I00 dollars, delinquent taxes and costs OF
suit together with accruing costs and expenses Of
sale pursuant TO the law in such cases made and
provided, shall expose for sale, and shall sell at
public auction to the highest and best bidder, for
gold coin In front of the Justices Office, in said
town, on the 18th day of APRIL A. D. 1864, be-
tween the hours of IL o'clock ". and o'clock p.
NJ, of said day, the following described real estate
and improvements thereon, 10 wit : Lot - feet
front on east side Main street: joining south lot
of n. p. shelton, on which is a stone cabin, in the
town of Gold Hill, Storey county, N 4.
SAM ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Col'r
Dated Gold Hill March 2sth. 1861. imh29.td