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FOR rHk LANCASTER LEDGER.
ORANGE G. H., Va, Dec 25th 1863. }
Camp 18th s. G.. Regiment.

lamp lZtn .. V. Regimsnt. }
A Christmas greeting to you all. This
once universal holiday is again at hand
Yes, Christmas ha, come! But we do not
enjoy it as in days Of old how happy should
we have been, had it conveyed the welcome
tiSings of peace spon its wings, yet We
shosld net despair that it has not The
coming OF Santa. Clause" the Christmas
gift the firing Of crackers the merry shouts
Of the boys on the streets, which once con.
duced so much to keep up the spirit of the
occasion, must now, in u great measure, be
suspended. There are other gsns to fire,
not in sport, but TO send the deadly missiles
into the ranks of our enemies. There are
other gifts 10 make more sacred and lasting
than the "Chrisimas gift" Though We do
not undorrate the Christmas gift, we regard
it as generous institution /; It's good to
give, especially 10 the happy little ones,
whose minds have not been depressed by
the sad state Of the country-ws should
have \ smile for them on such occasions -
And though the peace which we SO fondiy
wished for and expected to bless eur efforts
by this time, has not come, let us end.svor
to be hopeful. cheerful and happy.
The men in the camps manifest dispo.
silion TO make lively the day as far as in
their power and means, Owing to the
scarcity OF the necessary materials, but few
enjoyed the usual luxury ofa nog, bu,
other amusenents, perhaps moro rsspccta
BILE, enabled us to pass the time agreeable
and pleasant.
Capt Jas Caskey, Mr.. J. NJ. Barton, and
Master Alex. Fraser, from Lancaster, spent
I the Christmas holidays with US. They seem
to enjoy life finely and remain in good
health. They leave for heme on the 4th
prox. hope to have the pleasure Of nc.
c"npanyiog them, but as tho procuring of
tut'ough IS always n matter OF doubt ]
indulge in no certain expectations
FuriouGhs of indulgence for ~ days are
being granted 10 the non-co nmissioned and
pri'atcs in this army, at the rate of fsnr
10 the hundred, BY this order
those "hs have never visited their hons,
since in service, have the preference, but as
that number is few, We NAV reasonably Y
conclude, that other. will enjoy this priv.
lsge, according 10 tinssbsont.
A regular sys.emalie order has been puo.
lishsd, for tho fsrieughing Of olfcsr.; it
grants one 10 the company, when there are
more than Two present but in ne case ,hs
ssmPany will be allowed TO b. without
two com. officers. This falls very heavy
uPoa some Of the sompaniss whose stieers
are absent from sickness, wounds and on
detached duty.
The campaign here, may reasonably BE-
csnsldersd nj All end, bat as the weather
has remained good up to the present lima,
(oalr sli1ht snow, \ eireumstAnse remark.
able for Virgiaia,) Nc cannot undoubtedly
cay. that the fighting has stopped ua,iI
spring. At present thsrs are no new ms,s.
msnts on either side. Yours,
FOCAL"
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PROCLAIM ALTON.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

COLUMBIA, 3 c., January !, 1864.
BY his ErselLency MILLEDGE l.. BON.
ia Ne Governor and Commander in.
Chief IN and over The Stale of South Car.
olina.
"HEREAS, in pursuance Of the As. of
w tho Legislature o! this State. ,hs
votes Tor msnbsrs Of the Second Congfss
OF the Confederate States of America have
ossn counted by Commissioners appointed
Tor that !urposs and it appear that JAMES
II. WITHERSpOON has bern dnIy .le.,.d
Tor the Congressional District com posed If
Lancaster, Chesterfield, Marlboro, Darlno
ton, Williamsburg, ilorry and Georp ste vn
forming the LIST Congressional District: W
PORCiiER MILES for The district com.
posed OF Charleston, eysIssivs Of the Par,h
Of st. John ColIeton, ferlnisg the I'd Con
grsssIonal District l.. NJ. AVER for the
District composed Of Beaufort, Bsrnwel
Oran keburg, Cclleton, ST. Johns Collision
forming the I'd Congregational District; w.
ID. SIMPSON for the District composkd Of
Lexington. Edge6sld, Nswbsry, Laur,ss
and hbssville, forming the <th Congre.
sional District; JAMES FARROW for IN.
District eomposed Of Anderson, Pick ems.
Grssn'ille, Spsrtanburg and Union, fSrn.
ing the 9th Congressional District w. w.
BofCE Ter the District composed Of York.
Chester, Fairfield, RishIsnd, KersAsw, sum.
ter and Clarendon, forming the 9th Con-
grsssieRai District.
New, therefore. ], MILLEDGE l.. BON.
HAM, Ss,srner over the State assrsssid.
90 ,ssss this my PROCLAMATION, Notifying and
decIariAg, according 10 the provisions OF ths
said hst, that James II. Wnherspoop. w.
porehsr Miles, l.. NJ. Aver, w. ID. Simpson.
James Farro~ and w. W. Boycs had e,eh
a majority OF the votss east 10 their rs,pe.
tive Congressional Districts, and are ,hsrs
iore ds'y electsS Representatives 10 tn. I'd
Congress OF the Confederate States.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State, at Colambia, this frat Say of
IT, January, in the year Of our ord an.
thousand eight hundred and sixl,.
four, and in ths eiehty eighth yesr of
the sovereignty Of the Sta.e Of South
Carolina
u N. |. BONHAM.
Wn' x. lIurrT, Secretary VI State.
Jan. 10, 1864, A9-,t
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To the People of Lancaster and adioin.
ing Districts.

proPsss 10 raise . Company OF Infantry
which | wish 10 do before the expiration OF
our term Of service. which is the fret OF
February next. | have the sssursnc, TINT
we will DO resolved in Nelson's Battalion.
which 10 nov on Sullivan's Island. Twill
gladly receive all who ma, feel disposed to
Join ny company; . ksll may be found at
Hasseltins g. Masssy's, those who sann.t
sonvenisntly SEQ the roll, may address me
BY letter 30 that | may get il Sy the astL
OF January. For further particulars insuir.
Of hasseltine L. Massey.
J. N. SOWELL, Can't.
Con'd CO. B, 9TH Regt'. 8. r.
Jan. g, 1864, IL
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Personal.

We are grstifsd 10 meet our friend, Mr..
d. }. Carter, formerly local Editor Of this
paper, and at present our correspondent
from the army Of Virginia. Mr. c. is at
home on furloush fer the 6rs, time since
his connection with the srmy--neurly two
years. He represents matters as being very
quiet in Virginia. The army is well clothed,
we'll fed, and i. in good spirits As long as
Cen. Lees army rs,nains intact the Csnfed-
eraey, in point Of military strategy, is safe.
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SHERIFF SALE.
by Order Of the Ordinary


J. J. Williams, adm'r. Order for sale Of
~ido~, s'"is's' s, S. r'y'''' al: w. P'y''' '''d'
BY order of p. Y. Hammond, ESQ, Ord.
aary for Lancaster District, | will sell at
Lansaster Court lIouss on the first Monday
n fesrunry next, between the legal hours
OF sale, One Trsst Of land, situate on the
waters OF Camp Creek, sounded by lands
OF Mar rarst PIrlsr, T.. PIyIer, Calvin Belk,
and sihsrs; containing Two Hundred and
twenty hive ssrss moro or less
IERhs.-Twelrs 0snths credit. with ip.
tsrest from day Of sale (sxsept .. much
cash Ms will pay the coats and expenses of
ss's') the purchaser TO give bosd, with good
security, and mortgage Of the pre- nsss, if
deemed necessary, TO The Ordinary fer the
purehase monsy.
AMOS AcMANUS, Id.
Sheriff. Office. Lancaster. c. H..
Jan. l3, 1864, 4o-st
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TO the Commissioners of Roads and tho
Town Authorities within the State
of South Carolina.

~
Town Authorities within the State
- Of South Carolina.
NOU are required by q rse,nt Aet Of Ii.
h Legislature 10 fsrnish ne >-thiu thirty
dsys after the passage Of the As,, full
and correct return Of all hands li.b.- 10
Road duty within yeur respective iusisdis
tions"
A subsequsst portion Of the act requires
the Sheriff Of each district To arrest and
forward all negroes in his district who ar.
in default. Ts determine accurately what
owners are in default, it is Indispensable
that in The return ysu should sst forth the
name OF the owners. the names Of their
Read handa liable. and the amsuat Of l,bo,
sash owner has hitherto furnished.
foa are therefore requested 10 forward
TO ne, ut ibis point NJ sncs, returns smbo.
dying the foregoing Information.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON,
Agent Of the State Of South Carolina
Candsu, : G., Dee. as, 1868.
Jan. IS, 1864. 4s-st.
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Whittier are we Driftingi


Thar. PerhRPs nsrsS was n people whs
have been Eiors devoted TO their Govern
mont tLsn the people Of the Confederate
States. The errors and the mistakes Of the
Administration aud Of the Government have
been regarded with uncommon ls.isncy by
the niass Of the people, under the general
conviction that, in order 10 secure eur in.
d-psndenc. il WAS Indispensable that Ne
keep down every appearance Of diseontsnt,
asd give cur undivided ,spport TO all the
measures of-the Government, looking TO The
defence Of The eous,ry. The press. with
few exceptions, hs. uniformly sustained tho
law making aud Executive branches Of the
Government, and the people have rssron.
dsd in spirit which prove their devotion
to the cause. Bst may il sot be- that in 70
Training from eriticizing the errors OF o..
public men and public bodies, We are being
led into greater diflisullies than lhoss which
We have been trying 10 avoid by giving
them our undivided support under all cir
sumstsnees Is there not danger that the
Government at Richmond, the sresturs Of
the States, encouraged BY our subssrvisney,
will proceed, step BY step. net only to Do.
strsy all Of the personal rights OF the si,i.
zen, bst, in the sad, defeat the great
sAuse in which We are embarked. Whom
the citizen 10 dsnisd tho right Of disposinx
Of hsprsdue's Of hrs own labor il the usual
way when the sale Of estates in which in
fants are concerned, ordered BY authority
OF the civil Csurts, ars forbidden by militia.
ry law; when The laws of q. State fer IL.
procurement Of slave labor fer Confederate
service are cont.mp ptuou.Iy set aside, and
military law substituted therefor and exc.
sutsd Without regard 10 justice or eou.li,y;
when Congress passes laws notoi..sly i.
violation OF the vested rights Of tn. citizen,
A. instanc.d 10 the lsis Ac, to sonseriS.
those whs have substitutes in the army;
.whsn the sa.s bsdy propose. to extend
ths conseription to the old men and
bsys, repeal exemptions, and for the di.
shsrgs Of the necessary civil duties, in.I
tuts q system Of dstsiIs-,hus placing Z eve
~ man and every business under military
rule aad discipline and whs. in addition
to this, and msch more ttat might be 70.
Psatsd, it 10 grsvsIy proposed in tn. Cen.
fsdsrsis Senate 10 deprive the citizen Of
'ss right to resort TO The wri, Of hGbeas cor.
eu' to test the csns,itn,ionality Of th...
T''ols.ionsry measures when. ~. repeat.
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NEGROES TO HIRE,

will hire at my rssidsnss, on MONDAY.
tho first day of February, seven or eight
likely able-bsdisd field hands both ssen
and women, one good cook and houss ssr.
rant.
TExhs: made known on day Of hiring.
w. w. ELLIS.
Jan. Q, 1854. 47-lt
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Notice to Com missioner of Road.

0H &sVWUos
The Commissioners Of Roads aad Bird.
ges for Lsacnstsr District, appointed ~ the
late Legislature, are requested TO mse, at
the Z. IT,, On Saturday the 10th inst. for
the purpose of organizing. and attsndise to
the ordinary duties OF the Beard. Tn.
Commissioners are, John Ross, b J. Curs.
,on, J. II. MsNurray, w. J. McIlwain, Geo.
Bell. Jss. Benson, J. B. Mobto,, Jshn r.
Welsh, jeremiah fundsrhurk, Chapman
Small, IL. X. w BeIk, Eli Casksy, D. W,
Brown. Oxl or TT, Ro,.n
JaA. 1, 1864. 17-.at
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL parsons indebted to the Estste Of
Gee Z. Brasineton, deceased, will please
make payment to tho undersigned ana all
persons having dsmands against said Estate
are hereby notified to present thsn proper.
iy altsstsd, within the time prescribed by
law
w. F. BRAsINGToK, Ad-'r.
Jan. 6, 1854, a.
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ESTATE NOTICE,

ALL persons indebted 10 the Estate Of
Abel Broom are requested 10 come forward
and make payment to the undersigned, an d
those having claims against said Estate will
present then legally attsstsd.
w. J. STOGNER, Admir-.
Jan. 10, 1864, 1t
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL pessens indebted 10 ~ 4ststs 81
JAMES x. Glenn, dssssssd. srs Nsussts4 70
naks payment - the undsrsig.sd and ali
Perssas ha'iag demands sssiast said Eststs
paynsn
J. II. EcAURKAY,
MARGARET M GLENN.
Adm'rs u JOHN d. 0LhNN, dss'l.
Jss. 9, 1884. Eft
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S 0 U T II G Ar LIMA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Rff L. HAMMOND. Esqairs Ordina-
- ry for said District.
WHEREAS. Gritis Walker has A.
piled to mo. for Letters Of Administrstiop
on all and singular the Goods and Chattl.s.
Rlghts and Credits of Nancy Walker
late OF the Distinct aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and Al.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased. to be and
appear before me at our next OrdinAryis
Court for the said District, 10 bs holder A.
Lancaster Court House on the 18th dav Of
January inst, to show csuss, il Aay. Wv
the said administration should not BE- srsn.
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, tbis lat
- day of Jsauary in the year Of eur
L. Lord one thousand eight hundred
49, )and sixty.four and 10 tn. eighty.
s,gthth year Of the Independents Of Ne
State OF South Carolina.
p. T. HAkhORD, .. L.D.
Jan. Q, 1854, a
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FOUR VALUABLE, NEGROS.
NEGROS FOR HIRE.

v.l hire on Monday, The 18th INST, at
my Steam Mill, six miles below Lancaster
Z. u. Ten or eleven likely negroes, belong.
ing TO toe Estate Of p. Fraser deceased
Seven or eight Of the negros are prime fel.
lows. JAMES NJ. INGRAM,
Jan. 6, 1861. 47--2t
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons indettsi 10 The hstste os
John w. Nssbit, ssessssd, are rsqssst.d 10
make payment to tnS sndspipssd and ali
person. having demands against said Eststs
payment "
MARTHA NEsBIT,
Adm'x.
'sn' y, 1904 I7-St
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Dr.. LswIS DANTzLER, tsss'. Ferry.
(Orasas Parish).
r. ZIMMERMAN, q. hstSsw.a 8. C..
e. WHITTENORE, OseSsbury c. II.
Rsy T. o. FRIERSON, Kisrstrss.
J. u. DIHGLE, Suater.
Rst. B. N. SUARES, Barnwsll.
Col. J. J. RYAN, Bisstvills.
J. L. kERRISON. Columbia.
Rev. J. T. DOW, Aiken.
S1LAS JOHNSTONE, Nswbsr,v.
n. b. MsNASTER, winp,ber.
Rev. J. B. ADGER, Psndls,ss.
ASv. w. A. GAAEWELL. Nsris..
A o. NORRIS, Fee AnSe,pos.
Rev. c. MsCORTHA ssA I.NLAw.
TON, AbbeviIls.
Lisat. Cvi. }. A. BRADLEY, Chester.
w. A. LATTA, York.
J. KYLE, Esq, LAsrsns.
Rs&. J ID. MCCULLOUGH, Union.
Z. j. ALfORD, Grsu,.iIle
Asv. w. e. AlRKLANA. Sps,tsnb,y~
ETSEL l.. ADAMS, NOlksss Min.
Capt VIZ. a. COU6TNEY. fh,i.,,;ll.
{. }. COLCOCK. 6rsSsmtii,s.
GEORGE MARTIN, PssossILvs.
kss. w. o. PRoNTISS, Atmss R,,
Capt L. WI. TRENHOLM, ceesaw.
katshi~.
Col. Johnson, B,.ssvs.
Jan. Q, Ieo4. <e-u
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YRMALH SCHOOL.

Miss MARY B. HAMMOND will spsu .
Female Sehool, at LAscAsrkavrr.Ls, for q
se"ion OFTEN MONTHS. on the second
Monday in January ssxs.
Boys nndsr ten yssrs Of age will Be aA
mittsd.
Dec. 8, 1903 al
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ESTATE NOTICE.

Psrsoas having demands against the Is.
tnte Of Simon l.. Fraser, deceased, are here.
by notified to present their claims to the
undsrsigaed ON or before the 9Th day Of
february next This notice will be plead
in bar against any demands presented after
that timo.
JAMES r. HAGlLL,
H. J. HICKsoN' Adm
Jan. -, 1864. 4S-4t
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ESTATE SALE.

BY virtue Of an order from The Court Of
Ordinary for Lancaster District, We will
sell, at the rssideaes OF Capt James r. Ma.
gill. ten miles South Of Lancaster c. H., on
The Camden road. on the 18Th day Of Jaa.
rary instant. the Psrsonsl Estate Of Simsn
l.. Fraser, deceased, consisting Of
FOUR VALUABLE NEGROS.
Gold Watch Chaia and Other articles.
TEsns a credit Of twelve months, vjtt
interest from day Of sale /; pnrshsssr to sivs
note and .ureties for oil ssms over Hi,s
Dollars Under Five Dollars Cash.
'AAEs H. ! K; usiNSak uMsAGiIk' Adwr..
Jaa. 8, 1868, n
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NEGRO FOR SALE.

Will be sold at Lancaster c. II. on the
hrst Monday in February, young negro
woman, accustomed 10 work in the house.
TO be sold for no fault.
A. II. WELLS.
Jan. l3, 1884, 81.
Charlotte Bulletin and Chsster SiSndard
copy one time per week until sale and for.
ward bills TO the undersigned at Lancaster
y. Ii. a. u. w.
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PIANO FOR SALE.

For sale a second hand, sweet toned Pi.
sno, German make, Six Octaves. For fur.
thsr particulars apply early at this Office.
Jan. -, 1854. 49-t.
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$75,l6S,77

Total Money Tax. S75,l6s,77
The above taxss were assessed on The
following property, sI9sf Bale. Cotton,
lll+ Bushels Corn, Notes and accounts,
Money, &c. The Wa. Tax OF 1861, for
Lancaster. was $Sl,449,S7. Tn. tax al.
ready collected 10 more than three timss
the tax Of 1861. The Income Tax, Tax on
Salaries and Cattle Tax, 10 yet 10 collect,
which il 10 ihosght will be more than the
taxes already collected. If The present Tax
hst remains in force another year without
amendment, the taxes will b very much
reduced, as there will be Bs more tnx on
cotton (except the Tax in kind TIE tax
in this District on cotton was $3.50. 77,b2.
More than three fourihs OF the taxes col
lsc,ed 10 date. The lax psyes have svinesd
q PromPtnessIn paying their taxes, which
shows their willingness to do all in their
power to assist the Gossrnmsst in rssula
ting the finances and placing it On n more
secure basis, and | would here take the LID
erty Of returning my sincere thanks Cor the
kisdness and assistance rsa adsrsd me by
the citizens, in the discharge Of my dulie.
as collector.
Yonr obi. Servant,
JAMES X. MAGILL,
District Collector.
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WAfSIDE HoNE

TN VIEW OF THa INCREASED DE.
i MANDS UPON ~ WAYSlDE HONE.
the Executive Csmaittss shtsesi eth lie
oAnagsmset SasS spP>iaSeA ~ fslls wins
sentlsmsa Agents u tbs iastitution 10 %.
licit ssnsrisutisss 10 Money - Provisions.
ssd ~ thst thsss frise4s vilI ~ prompt.
ly vitssut furtbss soties Ths Csndustorx
Of ~ sarious Rail koeis vill give their
es>srsss aid in the transpsrtasisn Of al
supPliea
JAMES 8. GIBBES,
Chalrenn pre- to-, s.& TNsssrsr WAY.
sids Hsms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-04

s,xo,1,R PuESoMExoS.-At the foo
of the first summit of the grand old 81
erras, at a point just south OF the Amador
and Sierra Nevada wagon road quietly
ncstles one of the most beautiful sheets OF
nurr crystal water to be found in all Cali
fornia. Surrounded with snow-clad
g;ant hills, resting in bed seemingly
Hewn out of solid granite, gives it pic
turesaue appearance; in fact, its situation
;s lovely and romantic in the extreme
Mountain trout are found here in abun-
dance, and ut this season OF the year in
no spot on the Pacific coast can the plea
sure-sceker realize more enjoyment than
at Silver Lake. But hold: we started
out to tell about a strange phenomenon
frequently occurring at that point. Of
calm morning, about ten o'clock, singu-
lar noise in the air is often heard passing
over the lake. At times, the sound re-
sembles that produced by the rapid flight
of ducks, as they seemingly descend; at
other times, like the ringing of bar of
iron passing swiftly through space; and
then again, like the cracking noise made
by the sudden bending of sheet iron. Now
the sound comes from the east, going
west, then from the north going west,
then from the north going south. 1t ap-
parently comes from some Of the lofty
mountain peaks surrounding the lake,
and loses itself on some other on the op-
posite side. The sound produced is a
strange. awe-inspiring sound, and it is
said the Indians avoid the lake as haunt
ed.-- -Amador Ledger. a0 .laTaa
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Tax Collector Of Storey County, n. I.
BY J. b. NELSON, Deputy. jyl6 td-l6i


TNERRITORY OF NEYADA..lN TIE JUS,
i tice's Court OF the Gold Hill Township In and
for the County Of Storey The People OF the Terri
tory Of Nevada to Robert MCReynOldS send greeting.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me In
my office In the Township OF Gold Hill, i'll the cuulI-
ty Of Storey, on the FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST, A.
D. lS6i at 10 O'Clock \. NJ to answer unto the conf
plant of L. J. Davis and j. Rcdwine, in which they
claim that you owe them the sum OF 500 per bal
ance due for the purchase of horse, us will more
fully appear by complaint on lille, when Judgment
gcther with costs and damages, II you fail TO appear
and answer.
To 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. ID.
ls6I. 5. IL. ROBINSON,
Ej td%l Justice oil the Peace OF said Township:
0tONSTABLES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN
" Execution issued out Of Justice s. II. RobinSon's
Court of Gold Hill Township, Storey county, n. l.,
to me directed. In favor Of K. MCMILLAN, and
against the KING SOLOMON GOLD AND Sill
One Hundred and Fourteen 2jlOO Dollars and COSTS
have seized and will expose for sale at public auc-
ton on THURSDAY, AUGUST ELEVENTH, A.D.
ls64 a. o'clock PM, in front Of the Justices otce
Gold Hill, Storey County, n. t. the following deS-
crbed property, to wit: All the right title and inter
est In said King Solomon Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Judgment debtors, In and 10 (JD nNe
hundred feet of mining ground in said company, anu
lying and being situated in American Flat Gold Hill
which claim is shaft (75) seyenty-tve feet more OF
less Also, whim, rope and yoke with all hXtllrvS
belonging to the same. Also, q small stable, &c
F.. WM. ii. BEEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township
Gold Hill, July ~, lS6I. iylstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-04

TINAN COLLECTORS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
an Execution. Issued out OI the Justices Court.
Gold Hun, Storey county. Territory Of Nevada dated
the lSt day Of July, A.D. !N4 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 Thrty-tve Cents, Deliu-
1lleut Taxes and Twenty-nine Dollars and Eighty
five Cents costs of suit together with acCrtng costs
and expenses OF sale: and pursuant to the prOvS-
ions OF an act entitled An Act to provide for the
assessing and collecting County and Territorial Rev
enue" approved November ~, lS6l, anu the act
amendat0ry thereof, approved December ~, lso2-l
shall expose for sale, at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder cash, In front OF the Court House
In Virginia City, on SATURDAY, THE SIXTH
DAY OF AUGUST, AID. lSoi, between the hours Of
u O'Clock NJ and O'Clock P.M so much OF the lOl-
lowing described Real Estate, with improvements
thereon as shall be necessary TO satisfy said eNecu-
tiun and costs of sale. situated in the County OF
Storey Territory of Nevada, to Wit: Lot - by i6l
faet adjoining plot of ground on the north OF JOLT
bOIs and RDuan & Giett, on the south.
j. W EASTERLlNG,
Tax Collector of Storey county, \. I.
By J. B. NELSON, Deputy. gl6 h-Slo