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NOTICE.

n HEREBY give notice that I have destrain-
Il ed for taxes Of the property Of W. &. Mathes
s. ca. the following named articles, to Wit -
One EurAace and Is Salt Kettles, and lot Of
Salt, estimated to be 800 bushels. win pro-
coed to sell, on Tuesday. the 18th day Of May,
IS saltsilIe,
the above named articles, or so much of the
same, as is necessary to pay certain claims for
taxes held by nue., together with al costs accru-
ing. thereon.
Sale TO take place at II o'clock.
JAMES C. CAMPBELL,
Collector Goth Dist Of Va.
Anr;| aflfb I8e4--2w
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PorlmOnaie Found.

FNOuND ON Thursday last, or the road leal-
u ing from Sal1vile % Abingdon miles
from SaltviIle IA large porfmonaie containing
some money and some letters. The owner ca.
SGT il by identifying it and paying for this adj
vertisement. II has been left at this Office by
the finder.
Abingdon. Nav 3, 1864
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Gx0ME friends have borrowed the following
y articles, which il is hoped they will return,
rs the owner, after. having been deprived OF
their use Cor stvsrai yvurs, desires to get them
again:
A pair Of Saddle-bags, with leather covers,
which, when loaned, we're sound and in good
condition. Iris believed that the name of Nv.
NJ. Steel is upon them. y
Also vol. XII Of IA plorations end Surveys
for . Route Tor Railroad from the Mississippi
River to this Pacific Ocean = Also vol 1st OF
Life and Speeches of HENRY. Clay"
Persons having These articles, will please re-
them long enough. W. f. BARR.
Nav - lE64-tf
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WASHINGTON County, to wit

10 The Clerk Of. tae County Court Of raid Cosstys
~ =, Thomas ". Warren. Daniel Rush and
~ job Clark, three freehoiders Of the sAid
county, do hereby certify, that BY sirtns ofs =.
warrant to us directed by Noble |. Mc0inniA :
Justice Of the said county, we have this day, o.
our oaths. viewed and appraised SorreI MARI
Colt taken up BY jeremiah c Rush on bis ia1
as an es.ray. and assess'the value efthe saia s
tray at 1885, The said serrel mare colt y. NJ
teen hande one inch high, Supposed - b three
years old. and a small blaze in her forehead.
right hind foot white. hind feet sore, suppose9
to be scratches. Given under our handr ~
day Of April, 1864. 80
- 5sss- ~ af DANIEL RUSH.
JOB CLARK,
sTHOS. W. WARKEN..
A Copy.-Tesfe, -
JOHN g. KREQEk, .. Q.
|. Mav q 18G4--2w. Prs fee 912.8 ~ & .
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70. If. Geo. Sasdoe:
/ arrived here at dark to night. Hotelhead-
quarters two Government store houses, Smith.
sons house and Dr.. Stearns house burned
Killed--Rev ". II. Hickman. Col. lIarman,
and Il. Col. Thos. Smi,h. Wounded-Maj
a'hus., L. Brown, mortally, Gen. Jenkins, lse-.
verely, Maj. Taylor, mortally. Dir. Rucker
was here on Gen. Crnk's staff
Cinyd's house is full Of wounded Yankees.
B. f. WISER discharged his gun at the YAM
KEGS as they went into Newbern, and was
mortality wounded by them
Confederate loss 800 in kiiledand wounded
Yankee lYss much greater, but NOT yet ascer-
taiHed.
.Averil!'scayairy are encampe,ttaspight an
New River below tba bridge New River and
iagfisi1s Bridges burned. All the Railroad
property At the Central Depot destroyed -
Oar forces at Stawsville.
4 sB. B. SIIDRTr, Il
Operator
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CAMr 5strn Va. kEGT., /
March 18th. 1864.


Fslsop- Cstizeas:
II. -esrea.s TO. solicitations from numerous
srikn,ls aeth.: and out of The army, announce
ey,.Y 4. c-srsiiate for Commissioner OF the
Revenue far the county of Wise.
The gentlemen who have proceeded me in the
,sre.-, h.ve expressed their zeal and devotion
10. Tire gisrions cause Of independence, and
savseoHea ihst they are wiling to remain in
The a.li Iscosdiaily congratulate them upon
j he expression OF their fidelity and patriotism
The efficiency Of the army weald doubtless Dc
impasr-d b, e!e.tng such willing soldiers to a
Gyil eEice. aud lam induced TO believe that the
! p<s pss vii lake . proper view OF the llattef
az saw thsn "a ema'a IN the army.
4 ID 4 n pTeld Il, know that my. oppoaents are
IN tas ARMY. As | rlye iisked my chances with
Their. on n.ny sapeuii.ary fields, cannot afford
10 .hcw tine white feather in this contest for c1
4 Vi! Office
Fel.owsCitizens. submit my claims to your
considerations Ny fitness for the position needs
no explanation. sas you are MI familiar with me-.
| can neither rant nor bray, but if elected can
promise you ALA Iora.
IAN. gentlemen,
lOar friend and fellow-citizen,
JESSIE HORN.
nEA. " I are requested to announce 1t J.. R.
z Davis as candidate for the Office of Commits
sones Of the Revenue for Wise county, Va !
4 MA We are requested to announce It. A. S.
4 Srour as = candidate for Circuit Court Clerk OF
Lee county.
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.IRGINIA:--At Rules.helain the Clerks

:--Af Kulesheldin the Clerks
s Office vi the Coun,y Court of Lee county,
on Monday, the I'd day q May. 1864:
Levi Pennington, Plaintiff,
AGAlNsT ssa S. <.
E David Garrison, Defendant.
In 1r,spdss on the Gase in Tover.s
The object Of this suit is to recover Of the de-
PENDANT damages for tie conversion by him to
! his own use OF two mules, the property Of the
plaintiff. estimated to be worth. $ 1860, and to
subject theslanIs Of said defendant, which has
been levied upon under an attachment issued in
this case. 10 sale for: the payment thereof; and
it appearing faens legal evidence filed in the
case that the defendant is not u Citizen Of this
State, lie is therefore ordered to appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit.
A Copy.--Teste;
HENRY >. MORGAN, elk.
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Observation-Disclosures Court.
STATE Of 7snnessse-- Joaason County:
4 SA Reece ". Elijah King. IN this cause nm
IN Attachment having been issued and return
ed before me on the 23d day of April, 1864. lie
Wed OH one hundred pad fifty two acres Of land
rs the property Of def, lying in the 9Th Civil
District Of johnson county, Tenn, and condi-
tianal Judgment having been rendered against
said defendant for sixteen dollars and twenty
five es ms debt, and all costs of the suit Il is
ordered by me that publication be,made for four
consecutive weeks in the Abingdon Tirginian. d
newspaper published in Abingdon, Va. notify
ing the defendant, to appear before me at my
house, on Saturday. the 18th day of June, 1864,
and defend said suit, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with exparte. This 18th day of April
1864 ROBERT T. BERRY, J. p.
Nav 6-4s4w Prs. fee $16.
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Estrayeal.

4 LIGHT Bay Horse, about sixteen hands
n high. seven years old, long neck and heavy
ears, rather dropping. black, heavy name and
tail. branded with U. S. The said horse estray-
ed from camp near Emory and Henry, on the
night Of the 9th inst: reward Of fifty dol
lars. win be given if taken up. Address
GEORGE r. THOMPSON,
May 6. 1864-tf !. Co. H, 9Th Va. CIV.
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Estrayed,

4 DARK Bay Horse. with star in his fore
IA head. about sixteen hasds high. four years
old, in good order. The said horse estrayed from
camp near Emory and Henry. on the night of
the 9th. reward of Fifty dollars will be given
if taken up and Kept until get him. Address
Q. T. DANIEL,
Nav G. Io64-tf Co. G, 9Th Va. Cav.
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Candidates for Wise County.
CAMP SALrviLBE, Va,
7th Confed. Cav Battalion,
Nav 81. 1854.
no the Voters OF wise Count y,

/ declare myself candidate far the Office OF
Commissioner If the Revenue. II elected will
II, i" serve the people with the best Of my NJ
5itisy 4 AGED not speak OF Dry qualification, IS
presume that most OF the voters know meand
my c'fs1seter. Ipsomise that Twill use indus
sry al y, ing the welfare OF soldiers wives
.:ssis.nitsr n. image sharei some Of the dam
s5 ssi .:.raships Of y soldiers life as well a.
nv oppoaents Very respectfully,
r. l.. SKEEN,
Captain Co. D.
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10, the Clerk Of Ike County Court Of said cbssty:
sxNE, George ". Anderson, r. ~ RakN1t
w and Francis Snliths three freeholdeM 81
the said county, do hereby certify. that hy pSa
tue of a Warrant to us direetedrbyaf =. nnfss
Justice of the said county, We hAye tins eeys.
pn our oaths, viewed andG APPRAISED ulay
Mare. taken up by Samuel "A Ryeston, oa his
land as m estray, and assess the value Of the
said esrray at Seventy-fve dollars. The seid
mare is about fifteen hands high, band of the-
left eye. fiea-hittsn gray. and aboat 70 years
old. IL. low order. Given under our hands thu
GEORGE ~. ALDERSDH,a
r.. M. PARROTT,
FRANCIS SMITH.
s's Copy Teste. 50 J.
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NOrICE.'

HEREBY warn all persons II ed1ye Sor
4. Bond executed BY myself 70 dsl i
Wampler, for ths-sum Of 81. UOo. on g - .
oath July. 1853. I have stendeFed he -
Wampler current funds i'm pay ment Of The -
ami he has refused to receive hs sfme = ~
.me1ts 06CAk Z. - -, g
April On l86As-4w !. + 5. 81. 49, -
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CAMP 5lsr VA. INFANTRY, /
April 10th, 1864. {
rs the voters Or wise COUNTY.

II ssl,r;tatsnn Of many Of my friends, have
- -ent S. became i candidate ser Sheriff 10
he Sos.ips May election in the county Of Wise.
L .hsrsfcrc sail en- you TOR Your help, for the
irrs ltnte You know me. Ny claims are u
goss Is sils that are new ia the f..il. hope
y,t. will .siak Of HE familiar name, Wampier,
9ileii yon so to the election.
I'm yours. NEST truly.
JOHN NJ. WAMPEER
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REMOVAL.

:, DR.. E. NJ. CAMPBELL has removed his rsair.
dence to Fruit Hill gut his Office. j. the sane
that he formerly occupied. When not q his oe-
Zoe or prot. ssonally absent, he can Do found =
his house. April zx--u -
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Very late and Important
LATEST FReM DUBLIN.

After the larger portion Of our issue
was worked Of, tie following telegram
was received.
DUBLIN. 10 P. NJ.
May Il. 1864.
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DAVID GARRISON, Esq.,

May 10. lS64-4w
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Three Syringe, Msxsls. Gilt
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May Ia, 1885,
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Fl17-l n JOIf1s y To = -
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My 6, lse4-sw. Prs. fee $la-a a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16

CAnr-HoRsE ISs7INcT.-A cart-horse,
noted for It's sagacity, once found q wagon
obstruc,ing the way which led 10 his sta
bic. The space was too narrow TO allow
him - pass OF either side. Placing
his breast against the v-h:clc. he pushed
il onward till he came to a part Of
the road which was wide enough to
allow him to 20 by il. On another oc-
casion, large wide drain had been dug
i'll the same road, and planks laid over i:
on which he could cross. Il was winter.
and one morning, the planks being cover
ed with snow and ice, III stepping upon
them his feet slipped. He drew back,
and seemed at loss how to proceed Near
the plank was heap Of sand; he put his
forefoos into this and looked wistu!ly TO
tie other side Of the drain, where stood
the boy who was accustomed to attend
him. Seeing his hesitation, the boy called
him. TIE horse Immediately turned round.
and, first with one foot and then with the
o:her, scraped the sand over upon the
planks till they were comp!ely covsred.
lie thsn, without hesitation, trotted di-
rectiy into the stable. Some horses KEEP!
in an enclosure together were supplied
with water by O trough which was filled
from pump. One of them leaned, Of
hi, own accord. to supply himself and
companions, BY taking til. punp-handle
between his teeth and working !: with
his head. The others, finding tia: h:
could thus supply their wants, would
force him, by biting and kicking, to pump
for them, and would not allow him to
drink till they were satisfied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16

SNAKEs.-Snakes are some OF the most
dangerous foes that Europeans have to
cope with i'll the tropics. A traveller OF
the name of Bailie one morning startled
his companions by the dreadful cry of "a
snake! snake look" They all stared
at him, as he was lying in his hammock,
and to their astonishment, beheld mon
strous serpent twisted round the rope
which supported his hammock, with its
head at some distance, darting out its
forked tongue, and examining him us he
Law stretched below. "Lie STILL" cried
the fiscal; "he won't hurt youi" and call
ing in two or three of the natives, he
pointed it out to them. One of these men
advancing toward it, caught its eye with
his own; the animal now appeared to
move its whole body with fear or pleasure.
The native stepped backward without
turning the sight Of his eye from the fierce
orbit OF his enemy; and, as he kept back
ing, the snake, with his head steadily ad-
vancing, gradually uncoiled his body
from the rope round which it was twined.
At length its whole body, trailing on the
ground, moved after this coiored man
eye fixed upon eye-until youth, making
a dash from behind bush, in an instant
fattened the head of this dangerous mon
ster with one blow of his club; and al
though the body still undu!ated like the
waves of the sea, it was now perfectly
harmless.
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T,x f@ollcntor'. Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID OUT If the Justices Couct CT Gold Hill, Storey
County y. r, dated the 23d day Of March, 1864,
in iayor Of the Inhabitants Of the Town o: Gold
RRl, nd against Gottteball and the resl estate
aud improvements hereinafter described, for the
sum o! Nineteen aud 5l.l0O dollars, delinquent
taxes, and costs Of suit, together with accruirg
cost. Md expenses tf sale, pursuant to The law
IN srrh cases made aud provided, l shall expose
.ar sale, and fha .rll ut public auction, to the
hishrst ud best bidder, for gold coin. in front Of
:he Justices Qf'iee In said town, on the 18th day
of APRIL, i. y. i5JI between the hours Of y
o'clock ~, md o'clock P. NJ Of said day, the
following described real estate and improvements
thereon. tn.wit: Lot west and back Of Conf.
dgnce Company'S works, Oh which is cain, or
dwelling house assessed TO Gottschall, in the town
81 Gold Hill, Storey County, y. 7.
SANL ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Col.
Doial at Gold Hill 9Sth lay Of March. 1864.
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Tax Collectors Sale.

EY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued
ID out oE tho JustiUe's Court Of Gold Hi!l, Sto
rev County, Y, r, dated the 93i day Of March,
1901, in :..Tor If the Inhabitants cf the Gown Of
Gold Hill, and asaiast Unknown Owmrr In Com.
plain; No. IS. and thr real estate nad improve
Incnts hereinafter described, for the sun Of sixteen
aud 5g.Iua dollars delinquent taxes, AMI costs Of
suit, together with accrung costs nni expenses CT
.air. pursuant ~ III" law in such cases made and
prcyi led shall expose for sale, aud shall sell at
public auction, 10 tho highest and best bidder, for
gold coir IN front Of the Justices 0licr, in said
town oi. the 18th day Of APRIL a D. 1864, be.
UTcy,a the hours os l. O'Clock ~ md Q o'clock y.
u Of s.i day, the .,!l0wing described rea! estate
nal Improvements thereon, to wit: Lot - feet
front on cast .c Main street, joining on south lot
Of " L, hc.torr on whi2l is ftcns cabin In tie
town Of Gold IIii Storey county, y. T.
SAM ARNOLD ffarsha and Tax Col'r.
Dated Gold Hill March, Gath, 1864. mh29.td
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TIE New York correspondent Of tha
Boston Journal says: "All the necessaries
of lif. are f.arfully on the iise. Wha:
will become of US if ell things main: ain
the same balloon ascendency, no enc can
tell. House rents and real estate ar:
rising fearfully. Houses that las: year
rented for five hundred dollars, bring now
seven and eight hundred. Houses u. +
thousand dollars bring, readily, hftc,a
hundred. Coffee brings ffty c:nts n
pound, butter forty-6ve, eggs seven;y-fv:
cents dozen. a sui: of clothes tia: n
1862 could have been boughs fo- thirty
dollars, costs seventy-five."
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TIE Duke Of Alva, who had buracd
women, buried them alive and di5embow-
elad them, was a. length so reduced by
n 'glec. and particular disease, tlia: his
accursed lif. could only be prolonged, by
his drawing nourishment from wonan's
breast, nursing at i! like an infan:! In
like manner the rebels appeal for hip in
their final extremity will be made to tha
de.pised negro, whom they have hish:r;o
denriyed of all but life. We think we see
Dinuh with little JEFF, the Confedssa:s
:nfau., O. her breast!
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Tax Collectors Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. ! SUED
ID I'll. {: the Justices Court of Gold HILL Sto.
rc- county, y. T., dated the 23d day Of March,
1854. ia favor OF the Inhabitants Of the Town q!
Gold H;l!, and against uccor Quartz Mining
Company aud The real estate and improvements
hereinafter described, for the sum Of seventeen
80 100 dollars delinquent taxes and costs Of suit
together with accrurg COSTA end expenses OF EIr,
sur.uaut 10 tie law in such cascs nude and pro.
vidc shall expose for snp, aud shall sell at pub.
lie auction to ;hc highest and best bidder for god
roir il front Of the Justices Office In said town,
on the 10Th day Of APRIL, a. d. 1854, between
the hour of Ia o'clock N. and o'clock P. ". OF
said day, tie following described real eSiat" aud
i,nrr5ysncrts thereon, 10 wit; The suceor
oualtz Mining Company and Improvements on
Niac, near the 'uccor Mill IN the Town Of Gold
Nu!, vorry County. /. I.
ANIL ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Col.
Dated Gold Hill. oSth March, 1854. nch29 I'd
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The Draft.

We think it highly probable that draft
will be ordered in this State before long.
California has been called upon but for O
small number of troops, comparatively,
since the commencement Of the war, and
most of these have been required for home
or frontier duty yet, with all the yaun:ed
patriotism of the State, volunteers Eeve
been raised only with gree. difficulty, and
at q rate so tardy that the patience of re-
crui:ing officers has bcen severely tested.
Several of the old and new regiments
raised in thi, State have not now, and
never had, their complement OF men /;
though of officers there has been no lack.
This inactivity in volunteering is no: cred
liable to our State. In other States men
of property and means have shouldered
muskets and gone forth as private soldiers
TO fight and die for the cause of their
country. We have heard Of bat two or
three instances in which men of family
and property have joined the service from
California, excep:as commissioned officers.
Enlistments in this State have betn confr-
ed principally to tn, men without re-
munera.ive employment. Our ci liens,
generally, have taken little interest in the
matter. We hear of no wealthy individ-
uals in this State offering from their pri-
vate means boun:ies to volunteers; we
have heard of no communities holding
meetings, or public men delivering ad-
dresses to encourage volunteering. Our
State Legislature has done little or moth
ing 20 induce men to enlist. The press
has been almost silent on the subject; and
individuals have regarded it from mere
business point of view. Th?re has been
no enthusiasm whatever manifested by
our people in regard to volunteering. Our
Union men par sEceNence have been utterly
cold and ,lnconcerned in regard to il, and
their voice and example have rather dis
couraged than prompted enlis:men:s. Tits
patriotism of our citizens has not been se-
verely taxed, and there is no good reason
why they should not have responded will
lingly and promptly to every call made
upon it. Our resources are abundant,
and we should be ready to contribute our
mite, without waiting until we are forced
to do it, to the support of the Government
which i, at so much cost for our protec-
ton. If the CONSUMPTION shall take place,
We shall have no reason TO complain of it,
but rather to feel ashamed that by our
lukewarmness and inaction we have made
it necessary. For our own part, we hope
it will be ordered, and the patriotism Of
some of our loud-mouthed and tight.fsted
Union men put to the test.-Nev. Gazette.
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TEMPER AND TIE VoIcE.-The inau-
ence o. temper upon the tone, deserves
much consideration. Habits of queru-
lousness or ill-nature will communicate
cat-like quality to the voice. That there
really exist amiable tones is not an uu-
founded opinion; it is to many an index
to the mind, denoting moral qualities; and
il may be remarked that the low, soft
tones of gentle and amiaole beings, wha:-
ever their musical endowments may be,
seldom fail to please besides which, the
singing of ladies indicates the cultivation
of their taste generally and the cultiva-
ton of their minds.
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TaS Coilector's Sale.

by VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION / SUED
ID ont Of tie Justices Court of Gold Hill, Sto.
ray County, y. T, dated the 23d day of March,
1864, in .uvor OF the Inhabitants of the Town If
Gold uil!, aGd HgaEs; l'ukuown Owner. in Com.
p!aiar No. 39 and the real estate and improve
mv!,ts hereinafter described, for tho sum OF nire.
teen $500 dollars, delinquent taSes and costs OF
suit together v!th accrGing costs aud expenses Of
sale, plrsuart 10 law in such eases made and pro-
vi,cL shalt expose for sale and shall sell al pub.
lic auction. IN The highest and best bidder, for
cuid coin il froat of the Justices Office in said
town, oU tho 18Th day Of APRIL, A. D. 1864, be-
tween the hours Of IL o'clock ". aud o'cCcii p
~ or said day. the following described rea! estate
and improvements thereon. 10 wit: Lot - feet
fGnn. IN wes. side Nain street, joining on south
lot of i G. WmEe, nn which is Il cabin, In the
Towu Sf Gold Hill. Storey County, y. II.
SAINT. ARNOLD, Marshal and Tax Col,
ilntn., liolL HI. 2slh lnnrch. 1861. mch99 u
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Tax Collectors Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AZ EXECUTION ISSUED 0CT
D Of the Justices Court OF Gold Hill, Storey
County, y. T., dated the 23d day OF March, 1854.
Ia favor Of the Inhabitants OF the Town oil Gold
Hill, and against Unknown Owner IN Complaint
Nc 80, and the real estate and Improvements here.
iuater described for the sum OF sixteen 5Olo0 do!
Wiz accrulng costs and expenses OF sale, pursuant
- the law IN such cases made and provided, shall
expose for sale and shall sell At public auction, 70
the highest bidder foT gold coin, In front Of tho
Jus.ice's Ottico IN said toTp, on the l9th Day Of
APRIL, = n. 1864, between the hours OF II O'Clock
Y. and o'clock r. " Of said day, the following de-
scr!bcd real estate and improvements thereon, 10
wit: LOT - feet iron: on east side OF Main street,
third north Of y. P. Shelton, on which Is cabin,
assessed 10 Unknown Owner, in The Town Of Gold
N S!og1y County, y. T.
SAAPL ARNOLD, Marsha! and Tax Col
Dated, Gold Hill, March 2S, 1864. mh20 I'd