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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10

., ~ ~ ~ ~oSs ~-S ~ "Judge, should like to be excused"
 It is impossible, said the Judge, very de- cidedIy.
 "But, Judge, if you knew my reasons" We'll, sir. what are they ?" ...... Why, the fact is-" and the man paused. We'll. sir, proceed" continued the Judge. Well, Judge, if I must say it-I have the itch.",
 The Judge, who is very sober man, sol emnlN. and impressively exclaimed-" Mr. Clerk, scratch this man ont l'' ..-.. "BeId Idad," said an Irishman, speaking of a Yankee, eff he was cast away on a desolate island, he'd get up nezt morning an go round seliing maps to the inhabitants"
 If you meet young lady who isn't at all shy, you had better be little shy your ZE NAME OF. zE STREET.-A Erenchman stopped lad in the street to make some in- quiries of his whereabouts. 4s
 Mon iron, what is ze name of zis street 2" "Well, who said 'twan't ?" -, .se" What you calls zis street 2'' Y. "Of course we dp."- -.a "Pardonnez! I have not ze name vot you call ~him?" ..is,, y.'- -"Yes. Watts we call it." .- Hew Eed call ze name of zis streetf" ".Watts street, told yer"
 Zis street.''
 Watts street, old feller and don't yer go to make game O me-" .. Sacre mon du ask you one two, slee several timss, often, will you tell me Se n""s of ze drm street, eh?'' ,.L .;n,. ], aWatts street told yer. Yer drunk ant yer?" r, :, ,n <, .Eh h;en You lfin yon dam street, and you is yon dam fool-bY dam r ao,s a nsspso me of the papers are reviving the old puzzle, From six you take nine, and from nine take ten, then from forty take fifty, and six will remain" The solution is as follows:
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 i in oar own pantaloons to keep the surplus o our specie. Old people came to our bact gates and took our half worn vests and sacks as if they conferred quite favor upon US by carrying them away. It is chsnged now.- Overcoa:s eff the best description will cost more than a hundred dollars made to order and fine business suits go up to the same as- founding figure. Wherewithall shall we be clothed ?''-this is the universal. unalterable question. It has been answered by a very enterprising house, the firm of Beach, Sammis & Co, correspondents of the great new hal manufactory of Kirtland. Bronson & Co. The latter firm has placed it's immense stocks, val ! ued at half million dollars, at the disposal of the public. In order to keep active during the temporary slaughter in wholesale trans actions consequent upon the Presidential Election; they are enabled to spare the pub lie the large commission which goes to the re- tail clothiers, and having bought and manu- faciured their goods prior to the revenue inn portations, are enabled to offer them at fifty per cent lower than the same goods can be af- forded made to order.
 Beach, Sammis & Co. are selling out Kirt- land, Bronson Co.'S goods at the same prices, to spare New Englanders the trouble and ex- pense of visiting New York and swelling the crowds at the great Chamber street. .basaaf .-- Al oPPorIqatty oL this Klnd .Mlll nOS pc aI- forded again during the winter, and to staye off the first we must take the chance as it passes. OyeIceafs are sold by Beach, Sammis < Co., at from sixteen to sixty dollars, while the custom prices are from thirty to one hun dred and twenty-five dollars. White shirts are lower in proportion
 The establishment of Beach, Sammis & Co, is one of the most careful, reliable and enter prising in New England. It is located at Bridgeport, at the corner of Main and Wall streets, and is absorbing large portion of the trade of Fairfield County When the stock of goods consigned to this establishment by the New York manufactory is gone, Beach, Sammis & Co. will resume their business of general clothiers and merchant tailors. They keen.pnly the best goods, and the world at I4EgesaDessve fifty ecenta on the dollar by pt.ak kSSBHg from them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

A DEFENSE OF SERvANTs.-The Hon.
Mrs. Norton writes an eloquent letter to
the London Times in defense of the much
abused, neglected, and too often despised
claSs-domcstic servants. She replies to
the complaints made against them by
other correspondents, and forcibly con-
tends that servants are, to great extent,
what their employers example and treat
ment make them. The unworthy plea
that servants are paid" for what they
do, and have no right to expect any scnti-
mental care, is thus replied to: at is
not paid service which makes them sin
cercly hope, when the pretty young girl
returns from the ball or opera, that she
has enjoyed herself. 1t is not paid servi-
ces that makes baby almost as impor-
tant in the eye of numerous household
as i'll the eye of his doting mother. 1t is
not paid services that makes the kindly
housc-kecpcr tax her brain to imagine
some dish that might tempt master TO cat
a Bit when the dying man lies a helpless,
weary load upstairs, soon to cease from
even his present shadow of authority, and
himself appear before the Lord and Ruler
of ALL" In conclusion, Mrs. Norton
declares her opinion that belief in the
attachment of dependents is not dclusion
and snare.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

A FORTUNE IN 4 WOODEN LEG-Thc
.JoWRdIde 81. Nd-arie tells the following
story: " Last week man, about 30 years OF
age, k-keepsr in commercial house
here, died suddenly from natural causes, and
was inferred in due course. A few days af-
ter, his sister, who resides at Nantes, came
to take possession Of his furniture and other
property, among which were three wooden
legs, the deceased having had the misfortune
to lose his leg some Years before. Having
disposed Of such articles as she did not in
tend to keep, among which were the wooden
legs in question, the sister examined her
brothers papers, and was greatly surprised
on finding among them letter, dated two
years back, containing the following passage:
"ln my leather-mountcd wooden leg, and
my papers, sum of 5000 francs will be
found" She hastened to show the letter to
the Commissary Of Police, who accompanied
her to the purchaser Of the wooden legs, but
none of them were mounted with leather or
contained anything. 1t was therefore evil
dent that the treasure must be in the wooden
leg buried with the deceased. Permission
having been obtained from the authorities,
the body was found, but no money ingeni-
ously concealed the leg. As two years had
elapsed since the note was written, it was
probable that the deceased during that inter-
val had either spent the money or deposited
it elsewhere"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

STARVING ISpIASs.-The Los Angeles
Ne,rS of March l4th says: Numerous bands
Of the Cahuilla tribe OF Indians have left
Toros and its vicinity, and are now scattered
promiscuously through Los Angeles and San
Bernardino counties-amongst the settle
ments-in search Of sustcnance; as game,
nuts, seeds, etc., had become scarce, together
with interference by some liquor-selling white
men who had deprived them, as we learn, o!
many of their civilizations, they had reached
destitute and starving condition. 1t stated
that between 1000 and 1000 Of the Indians
above named have left their former homes
ain search Of life" Our streets and vine.
yards are filled with these new immigrants
all to the credit Of the present Indian policy,
as carried on by plundering agents. The
Department at Washington would do we'll to
look after their faithful servants " on this
coast. The management of Indian affairs in
Southern California does not come up to the
pretcnsions heretofore made by Agent Went
worth. A personal examination by the
Agent OF the condition of affairs at this time
would give him little insight in the duties
Of his Office. Wentworth has on several oc-
casions "scnt a hand ito look after the
welfare of the Indians without money or
scrip" but this will not do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION Issued
ID ou, II the Justices Court OF Gold li.!I. so
rev county. y. L. dated the 2,td day Of March.
l>,;i in favor OF the Inhabitants Of The town o:
Gold Ilili, AMI against Mrs. NJ \, Bell. and the
real estate aGd improvements hereinafter de
scrhed. for the sum OF sixty eight and 5J-loO dol
lars S6S 5O delinquent taxes and costs CT suit. 10.
gcfhcr with accruing costs and expenses Of sale,
pursuant 10 tae law in such cases made aad pro
ylicd. | shall expose for sale, and sell Il: public
auction. 10 the highest and best bidder. for gold
coin III front OF the Justice office. in sail Town.
on the ly;h day OF APRIL A. n. lsGi, between
iEc hours of Il o'clock NJ. and O'Clock r ", Of
said luv the following described real estate an!
improvements thereon. 10 wit: Lot on west side
o: road leading to Virginia Ci:y, containing
eight acres Of land more or less, on which is stu
aEed five houses and cabin. known rs the prem
i,es of Mrs NJ y Bell which is in Gold Hill. Ste
r,'y county. y. I. SAM. ARNOLD.
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Dated Gold Hill March 18th 1861 fmh2S II
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Tax Collcctors Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, >tO-
rev county. n T., dated the I'D day Of March,
lStj4. in favor of the Inhabitants of the Town of
Gold Hill, and against the Nevada u. Co. and i'm
prOveInents on mine of said company and the
real estate aud improvements hereinafter described
for the sum Of nineteen I9) dollars. delinquent
taxes and costs Of suit together with accruing
costs and expenses of sale, pursuant to the law in
such cases made aud 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 18th day
OF APRIL A. q. 1864, between tile hours of -
o'clock NJ and . O'Clock P, ~, Of said day the fol.
lowing described real estate and improvements
thereon. TO wit On west side OF Main street. in
Gold Hill, opposite Pioneer Foundry, consisting
of whim house, cabin blacksmith shop ETC.
which property is in Gold Hill, storey county. "
L SAM ARNOLD.
Marshal and Tax Collector
Dated, Gold Hill, March 2s. 1864. mh29-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

A Crown AND JEwELs.-A wife should
be crown to her husband-hcr children its
Jewels. Her virtue should be his pride and
pleasure, not his pain and punishment; but
virtue in wife is not the only thing neces-
sary to make a husband happy; there are
other qualities-temper, cheerfulneSs, pa
tience, forbearance-all essential. Her ma
it re should soften the sternness Of his, where
tuis stern-not Stubbornly resist where it is
gentle. Her hand should gently detain him
when he would take the wrong path-not
rudely pull him back when he has made
choice OF the right. Her children should be
as the apples of his eyes, the wine and honey
OF his heart, the grace and ornament Of his
house. They should be to him as the second
spring Of his own youth-the pride of his
summer, the fruitfulncss Of his autumn, and
the light and warmth Of the winter Of his
manhood. Such are the qualities Of wife
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court of Gold Hill. Sto-
r.y county, y. T, dated the 23d day of March,
Is6i. in favor of the Inhabitants of the town of
Gold Hill, and against Mrs Wiley and the real
estate and improvements hereinafter described,
for the sum of twenty-five (22) dollars, delin-
Iuen; taxes, and costs OF suit, together with &c.
cruing costs and expenses Of sale, pursuant TO the
law in such cases made and provided, | shall ex-
pose for sale. and shall sell 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, between the hours of
10 o'clock NJ. and ? o'clock p. NJ. of said day, tho
following described real estate and improvements
thereon to-wit: Lot feet front on east side of
Main street, between lot owned on south by es-
tate of A. c. Hollinshead and north by Union
Million which is a dwelling house; which prop
erty is in Gold Hill, Storey county, n. T.
SAM'L. ARNOLD, Marshal & Tax Colrr.
Dated, Gold Hill, March 2Sth. 1854 mh29 I'd
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r., - NO. $50.
/SA Il
THE CRIMINALS LAMENT.

Fetch them along and hustle them in,
Loaded down with their weight of sin
Loaded down with their clGnking chains
Whose musical ring, TO the crowd contains
\ sweGtcr strain than ever was heard,
From the thrilling note Of the wildwood bird.
Range them along in the prisoners place,
Where all eau gaze on each blnated face,
Where all can feel the joy sublime
That beams from faces blearcd with crime
One form for whose safety mothers prayer
Is uttered in vain on the midnight air.
Stand them along, where each can plead,
While hearts in agony throb and bleed;
Enpannei jury and swear them in,
And let the trial at once begin;
For crime must suffer. and law outraged
BY legal vengeance must be assuagcd.
But hold fetch the gentleman criminal forth,
He's man Of standng-a man of worth
His lands are wide and his wealth is great,
His voice once rang in the halls Of State.
1t s true that the curse Ofcrmr and blood
Has blackcncd his soul with its murkey food.
But pity it is and very great shame,
DshnnHT should tarnish lis noble name,
;" let the eloquent counsel plead,
For wealth and talent he now will need
DcmurTers and motions must all be heard
To find HIN guilty would be absurd.
oh God that the time will ever be,
When all will stand on equality
When the rich and poor will each. alike.
Submit TO the blow the law should strike
And Justice her balanced scales would hold
tnmOved by the weight of accursed gold.
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DY VIRTUE nj AN EXECUTION ISSUED OFT
ID OF IN" Justices Cuur; Of Gold HILL a'Nrr"
County. y. I. dated the sd day Of March. 1854.
N favor uf the .nAabuSntS " In9 Town Of Cold
ILL., and against Doll Gold snd Silver Mining Com.
pany lnG the real estate and Improvements herr.
matter described for the SGiI u twcnlyS!N dol
,l-s delinquent taxes, and costs Of suit. together
w!H arcrGlu; COSTS and expenses OF sale. pursuant
o. H.. law IN surn cases made and provided, shall
.ATo>e Tor sale ard shall sell At public auction to
;.lc highest and best bidder. for gold CON. IN front
~ the JUSTICES Office IN sad town. the l9tE day
Of APRIL A. .. 1854, between tho hours Of l.
clock " and . o'clock ? q! sad day. the fol
loving described real estate and Improvements
tlarepu 20 VII: Lo: 5 feet front on ives; side Of
Nam street and joining on tho south the Leriaihan
Tunnel Company. and extending TO the street. less 4
Lpi. 3ONJO SJid 10 BreenIon X LIruthall, from
the northeast corner, which property is in Gold
Hill Storey County, y. l.
SAMI- ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Col
Dated, Gold Hill. Narch -, 1861. mh29 I'd
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID cu; ofthe Justices Court Of Gold Hill, Storey
cou2ty " T. dated the 2ji day Of March, 1861,
in favor ofthe Inhabitants OF the Town Of Gold
Hill and against John Dah.c, and the real estate
aud improvements hereinafter described for the
sulu Of Twenty two Dollars and 5O.lO0 Cents, de
l.nqucat taxes. and costs OF suit, together with
accruinE costs and expenses Of sale, pursuant to
tIe law in such eases made and provided, | shall
rxpo> for sale and shall sci! a; public auction to
the highcs and best bidder for gold COIN in front
oi the Justices Office 10 sGid town, the l9th
,l;v OF APRIL. A. d. 1864, between the hours Of
l.o'ctnck NJ. and O'Clock. P. NJ. of said day. the
following described real estate and Improvements
thereon 10 wit: Lot, 100 feet front east sid" OF
Main street. between lots owned on south by
S;;unter and on north by 4. Is. Paul, assessed 10
John Dvh,c in the Town of Gold HILL Storey
county, Y. 7. SAM ARNOLD,
Marshal and Tax Collector
Dated, Gold Hill, March 2Srh. 1864. mh:I-ti
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Tax Collectors Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
d out OF the Justices Court Of Gold Hill. SO
rev Couaty y r. dated the 23i iay OF March
1884. in favor OF che Inhabitants Of the Town Of
Gold HILL and against John p Detning"r, and the
real vsta.u and improvements hereinafter de
scribed for th- SUN Of twenty dollars and seven
ty.dva onc-hun irrd;hs. 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 .T sale.
and shall sell at public auction. t" the highest
and best bidder for gold coin, in front of the Jus.
tsce's Otice in sail town, on the 18th day OF
APRIL. ~ d, 1851 between h" hours OF -
O'Clock NJ and > O'Clock p Vi, of sand day, thr
following described rea, estate and improvements
thereon. to wiz Lot one hundred feet front. on
west side OF Main street joining on south the Gold
Hill Tunnel Company. which is Il dwelling
house assessed to John ?. Drminger. in the Town
ofGold Hill Storey County. Y. I.
SAM'L ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax ColIr.
Dated, Gold Hill, march 2sth, 1864. mh2etd
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. ISSUED
ID out OF the Justices Court of Gold Hill. St0.
ray county. y. T., dated the 23d day Of March,
1861. in favor of the Inhabitants OF the Town ot
Gold Hill, AMI against Succor Quartz Mining
Company and ihr real estate and improvements
hereinafter described, for the sum of seventeen
JUlOD dollars. delinquent taxes and costs Of suit,
together with accrung costs and eX pcnses Of sale,
pursuant 10 the law il such cases made and pro
vied shall expose for sale. aud shall sell at pub
lie auc,ion 10 the highest and best bidder for gold
coin III front OF the Justices Office in said town.
on che l9,h day of APRIL. 4. u. 1864. between
the hour of IL o'clock u. and . O'Clock 2. n. of
said day, the following described real estate and
improvements thereon, TO wit: The Succor
Quartz Mining Company and improvements on
Mine near the >uccor Mil. in the Town of Gold
Hill. storey County, I. +.
SANL ARNOLD. Marshal and Tax Col
Dated Gold Hill 18th March, 1864. mch29 I'd
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DY VIRTUE Of M EXECUTION Issued
ID ont Jf the justices Cour: ii Gold Hill. Storey
COUNT. y. L. dated the -! day Of March. l~6i
IN FAVOR OF !Ir Inhabitants vt the Town OF Gold
Hi.l md against the Nnln Goi. aud Silver Min
,aE Company. and the r";!, estate HHI improve
r.ra;s ky-n;at,nI H. r.hr,L irr Ehg SUM "t Iwcn.
;y-oae Dollars. d'oqU"rt '7N"s aH's costs OF suit.
Together with accruug costs auj expenses Of sale,
pursuant o. the .;lw IN such CASES u:ul" and pro-
v!trd shall expose for sale. and shall sr! AZ pub.
c auction - ~, high,s; and hr>t biiLer for gold
coin in frnat cf :h, Justices Office III said town.
on the 18th LAY "f APRIL \. u. 1864, between
the hours o. l2 "'cnck. ". and O'Clock, P VI. Of
said lav she following described rra! estat" and
Improvement, thereon, 20 wit: Lot in front OF
said Company used for dump and mining purpn
se.. whira Is in Gold Hill. Storey county, Y. 7.
>A3CL ARNOLD. Marsha. and Tax C0Llr.
pa.sdtiS!d Hill March .--h i-6t. mh29Id
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Tax Collectors Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION lSSIfED
ID out OF the Justices Court of Gold Hill Storey
County, y T. dated The 23d day Of March. 1864.
in favor of the Inhabitants of the Town of Gold
Hill. and against A. Davidson and the real estate
and improvements hereinafter described, for the
sum Of Thirty.two Dollars, delinquent taxes. aad
costs of suit, together with acoEuing costs andex
p-nses Of sale pursuant to the law in such cases
made and provided, ] shall expose for sale
and shall sell at pubic auction to the highest and
best bidder, for gold coin in from: of the Justices
office, in said town, the 18th day of APRIL, a.
q. 1864, between 'he hours of l2 clock VI. and .
o'clock P. NJ OF said day, the following described
real estate and improvements thereon, to wit ::
Lot seventy feet front, west side Of Main street.
between lots owned on the south BY J. ID Woods,
and on the north by o. d. Lainbard, which prop.
erty is in Gold Hill, Storey county, \. 7,
SAN ARNOLD. Marshal and Tax Col'r,
Dated, Gold Hill, March osth. 1864 rmb29 I'd
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Tax Collectors sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
ID Out Oi the Justices C"Ir; ot Gold HILL, ito
rev C"uatv, v L. Ga:Ci the 26!h day Of March
iSri in favor .: the Inhabitants of the Town OF
Gold Hill and against Cnknown Owner. il Com,
piainc No. :i and the real estate and improve
urD,S hereinafter described, for the sum Of -!X.
;.ru 'tlUO dollars. delinquent ;axes and costs Of
>'it together with accTuing costs and eXpcGscs OF
., pursuant to the law in such cases made and
y.irj. shal! expose for sIc, and shall sell NJ
pubic auction. 20 the highest and best bidder Ior
god coin III front Of ,hr justices Office in sAid
IOWA. rr the 22l day of ..pRlL. \. H. 1861, be
tween the hours OF ~ O'Clock ". and ? o'clock T.
= Of said day, the following described real estate
and improvements thereon. 10 wit: Lot $50 feet
front On west side Main street, Joining south
the ~ on which is situated >taur'cr's Brick
loon, in Gold Hill, Storey County, y. +.
SAML ARNOLD, Marshall and Tax Col.
HA--L Gn,N ILL!l. 18th MAEch 1861. mch2A ,L
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ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISJED
d opt of fth, Justices Court of Gold Hill Storey
County, Y. T. dated the @3i day II March, ls6i
in favor OF the Inhabitants cf the Town Of Gold
Hin and against F. Robertson, and the real es-
Rate and improvements hereinafter described. for
the sum Of twenty dollars. delinquent taxes, and
costs of srit. together with accruing cots and ex
peDsas Of sale. pursuant to the law in such
case, male and provided, l shall expose for SALE
and shall sell at public auction TO the highest and
beet bidder for gold Coin in front OF the Justlces
Office in said town. the 18Th day OF APRll.'
A d, 1864. between the hours OF II o'clock VI.
and clock p NJ, of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate and improvements thereon. to
wit: Lot tfty feet front on the west side OF Main
street, between lot owned on north by 5. J. Dou-
blebees, and on the south by E. Wheeler, which
property is in Gold Hill. storey County. n. T.
SANL ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Colrr.
Dated, Gold Hill, march 2sih, 1864. nih29-td
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DY VIRTUE OF .iN EXECUTION II I'D
ID oui cf the Justice Court Of G"ll Hill. St"-
rev COUNTY, Y. T. da;el the 23d DAY Of March.
.e6i IN favor Of the Inhabitants "t the Town Of
Gold Hill. and against UuSaown Owner ia Com
?laint No. -. and the r-a, csiat. and improve
!clts hereinafter described. for the sum of sixteen
EId 5u-iuO dollars. delinquent taxes. and costs Of
suit, together with accrun- 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 20 the highest and best bidder, for
gold coin. in iron; Of the justices Office. in said
;own. on the Io,b day Of APRIL a d. ictri, be-
,yvren ;hr hours of Il O'Clock II and o'clock p
" of said iav the following described real estate
and improvements thereon t0 wit Lot - feet
front on cas; side Mann street. Joining south lot
Of y. p shelton. oH which is q stone cabin in the
town Ot Gold Hill. Storey county. y. T.
SAM ARNOLD. Mars 1ai and Tax Colr.
Dated Gold Hill, March 2=rh. 1854. lnh29-td
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EUROPEAN SovEREIGNs IN 1900 AND
lS62.-It is a curious fact that at both these
periods, France was ruled BY Napoleon,
Austria by Francis, Russia by an Alexan.
der, Prussia by Frederick William, Naples
by Ferdinand, and Sardinia by Victor
Emmanuel.