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we are au'h"iiLed TO unnvuucu CAM J.,
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Edi,o. ial Correspondence.
kULuMnIA, Nov. Sulh lhl

less, 10 10 cut th. Saw sni,ah Esisond. with lh-
v,e~ 10 f'ev,ht troops from b.n,g s. m syslnst
Si, iRsu. M-ssu, es have o,eu pso'R,,ti, tsk.n
Ia t.t at tl,~, "ij ct Il ia u.~ b.liu.. u ihat
s"r,ma" ~,a AVOID saith Ausu -ts sad Ma."..,
aud that "is O'jsci.vc poir, i, eithe. b, uns
~rk, es'~nrsh B,aniort.
The hdi,.r, iii,l, tn. n,Ai,. hstu,-s oi whhh
] s-ui y,'u y--'e.da., had its -rcUtd tcn.i'uv u,
ti.e vusr 10 day VA. ,.ls H.. u w.ie n,a.s
T., i"i'odues 10y wa. ID a sn.-,,ti.u-uls ssau -o.t
u ,onse' saave -k,n..nt ~ =; v,.. oi which
~.s To give the G"v,'.or .h. p6w-, 10 n.aA.
dr.a,i- b, proper w,s.n lice u.ili, i- cal
I'd out nna .io,h., il,al hey shall 10: l.e SC,
Doe, ,a.d ,'r State Ton p,r d eare au g ti.e
H.. n,hr; tut sh. re s..ni'. vths an,-nd.. u Q
OF u.'sos in'pot'aucc we've aiieL spL't,d a..u
J. pth. q ,so..s,v,,. Ell down q, Il tie Bh
., nstke1 b, tn.,s,,c, THAT the ON. ,usa oi
sc.au'y n,s,. Ia the Held p,-,sns tD the -a,,s~
e.cio>vun If ,t,ss vital mls. ~.rs. rh~,~ 70
da,Is-r that tn- prbiic will hnv- tn .cv..s,.-.
i,s j"srgo'-nt oi tie ,a,~IIecraal staius ot th.
Legislature. The uua,oer " U.nlsds ate *
'r, .'s' d. q to Nj h.m.'- .ps-L -u'.n.i,
trd q ti. i."gp-ia 'u.-, "c,' d'"'. s'u.ii; aud
..tU 70 p..t"s.d as,si vuv -b.,- .L =
Ls.,1is,s. 's.ils Nal n, s.t..,',g tho hui. ho'-
te,.i.d ,be STATE hn h.s. knite~pesn d
1h- hill, Lo~ess., ~iu -ds.ubtss- he modn d.
A Lan ~.~ sn,.oaucs,i m ths s~,,.'s u. .ia,
~ ahsr Tie taw IA rsi.tios ~ She plsnt,,.g ,d
c.-t,o, allow OF Ihses scs -- 4. 'hs ss..
A".th.r measure hn he p'ay ~ cos our o~"
throt-.
Mr.. o'iSr 4" introduced resolutions 10 the
Eject .ha. II :. issap, diam 10 'sgssis,s up.n
.",sh,hg -iss except si,,ss. D.ss,s'., sd d. I
n~ ,.A,..s io,,n ti,,...ivcs n.,o . .osnp.,,, = d
iI~'"h sss.u-t the rGy 9k-, ~.,s rae,nd
N.s sg e.sr ~ stcrrst os'Ls, ttvu-e
Dkc, sbkR Id,
The sss.sts passsd tho AsiiaIy ID! today.
~ sr'e'si hsp~ TAM s,..e,du-'.ts ls L.sn.
lang tie un.- Tor ~hich the GSve,uos may O. =
. de. ,,se MH.tis br) ,a.d the sta,s To = per cd
nut xrs~si,ng sax', ssy-; 81 Giving u's &C..
s'Bs, dstsc,iVe TO g,nrt exrnapuos- or de-.
bats Rom c,ti.V, class nj the mitia, ~i,cn e,sii
ed R'i" -, S,sr. ~ cs-rs VI necsssi,y ~is.'.
thu puL,'c i,sts', sis q,sisv I, 3d Ss.dxng
the sias-s fsqsi'ms Ibs Hvom'u'sa III "a
Briprndn e Gen. ~ to c,nn.ant tiie s.sivs ciars
o u's n.sii,,a ~tsn .slied S.yo"d u.- limits oi
the Sisse. In thi- .hsp- 10 wd c"s.,. - L..
f'se 'he nOuse. pssisps t.s,asVno~ " si.s ne,t
day.
In he House To day Lese wss nsthmg do.
b,, A. Al ,l.s a. tks u,xxs a,
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The tien"sof w W. Ba.kin announce
iu' " can"'Ha'o 'or oneiin ~ The ensuing
ettc uvn.
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NIX 'piron - -i'ieass announce. Maj. NJ
.'h'oh, " ea..ida;e for SHERIFF of Laucast.,
D'ein., ""d Ubuss
MANY FRIBxps.
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h". EDITOR R-Piea-e ahnunncs Jshn n.
.i""t"'' private IA 20 "h"I>t > Z. In
'nn"J' u" . Candidate for S"eriiT al ,ae Oh
'"'ng election aud you will obrige.
MANY SuLDIERs
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We are authsr'zed To announce Ssryt.
- 1. Moo'ry, Vt L.pt DePass' Battery, u
''''"'"''e io' Sberih at tue neal eiec.iuu
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

sADJT: AND INsP'R, GENL,s. OFFICE,
F.-E CoLussrA. Dec L. 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS NO 49,
I PARAGRApH I Of General Orders
~ No le. current series. from this Office.
requiring the companies organized for ser.
vince beyond their Districts and person.
liable 10 said service but nut enrolled in
e"mpnn'~s, to. proceed TO Charleston, ia
he' e6y -eonntermnDded, and they will pro.
cred TO Hamburg, S. o., and report to 1t.
Col. w. 6. DesSaussurs, "A. D. c "A bsre.
t0fofe directed.
H. Paragraph Of General Order. No.
10 current series, from this "fics, rxouir.
ing all PERSONS claiming exemption from
m,"tia service on the ground OF phy steal
d'r"oii'ty, to "ppear before the Examining
Board al Columbia or the Surgeon Gvnersi
Ut Hamburg. b. C., Is so fur mudifisd that
persons WHO haye been recently EXAMINE ed
ny the Boards Of Confederate Suro,on.
npd exempted from Confederate service on
HE ground Of permanent disability. will not
Or required 10 appear befo.e the Board at
Co'um6" or the Surgeon General, but will
transmit copies Their certificates, through
ne e"inniandny officers Of compaoiea
i"rmef in their regiments, TO the Surgeon.
Seneral the copies Of said certificates 10
be certified by a magistrate or magistrate
er o6icio.
By order:
A. G. DARLINGTON.
Adjutant and lnspector-GeneraIS S. c..
Dec. Is, 1864. At
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We are requested ~ -aunonnc. J. II
'>in"' as o...iuida. . tor Sueslif.
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II
ieeIi"S M reSasd " u has ,a.aso,a,,l, sub.id. d.
December Sd.
We have no addisioual sccounts 10 d.y, eth
~ om hs svsst,Sr .Ieogia The snxesy
~h''h ~sS n"'"'es,-d n ,e~ da,s ago has prxt.
~ n'ach su s'ded.- aud the inprvss.o -e.,ns TO
ss as' shs' "an ~iIiuos m..,,l,a.l, dau,.K. the
cause, eve" should he succesJ in yer,i.e
Oh "ugh to the cvsst
Ihe House has "cen mainly occupied to-day
~"i, the niIi'",. bill. The ament,n.nt, OF .hs
st'a.e n" ..Sard Ia gi'.,y ti.s Governor r,ow..r
~'eh-'"p' m re' tain rss-s, and striking out the
e'a'"s auti'o' '~'"g t''- appointment VI - lag.
"d'et ''e"e,a. were co., u', Ell in. The amend.
'nr't ~hich pn.po-cs to limit tue time f..r
"i'ch the n''si,ia ma be called beyond ,,.
s."ts ~.s no, ssi.rd to-. With ,bi, VA i.,ce
be'~r~" the tso Lou. g the tuie oi ,t. biii as
orahs' d ~ ~. At spd ass.u sent 80 t.., ,~u.
~t.. la. u.ti,n.ts t.ts VI .h- n,rasu,s . ,s ~ uo
s'"ea..s sett,e, An",her r.nf VI .,,s rne,n, ap
ga" river ~o'ia sc'vs 10 nur, i, through.
aressgr No ~.s rvceiv,d tum Ia. Eacxl.
is,'c, the Cove. "or. IL recommends, s,,.uug
o"s' ,i".g-. that tns rs-tric:ioa pIac, upon
tie piara'g ~ not more thsu W,c acre oi cut.
w. Ia ha had b~ removed. He .sys thnt the
s'"'.ti',g Vt lotto. vii rc.uh in, tIr, ,ss
"s ~ ''y gel en- r.s'ps b, sipe ing the cotton
s,ed ss n,s..u.e. The sanne argument ..s.
"e,n u-- u.io,s, bot u occurs 10 u q, q, a
hsap-' sud k~. .ed.vu- procrss oi n,ak,nr
".n,'s' 9 "igh, be. .desssed.
Rsso'uiiSn- w.,rs offered u. the House Ly
NJ hiS. VA ,eIeie e,.cc 10 il,e Yx..k-e pr,-ou,,s
IN on ha"ds s-'eso'nn.s,'d'ng thd a.i priva,.s
bs p~rvicd ai'd -s,a o-yo,d ou, nres R.ier
red 80 the Uo.,.'n.stre os Fctsrul Relations.
Ao'o'.g 'hs c..leb' t,,cs IL, The cir, s.e v,cr
f'e-strm Stcpi. ns, Gen d Jvhus,un, B.iy..
dis Gssi~' ais Gar, q a Eunuor. They hsy.
e<sA s-v-'a'ly i.vitcd to ssa,s upon the tioo
VI the ScnsIs and huuss.
- DkcsnsxR 6th.
The business VI filing the Gub., n.tosi.i
Chat, soo' a. 1roo,n- vacant, is ssgi..ni,.g l.,
s'ts.cl lts due sts.,,tioa isom tho ,u..,rrs .,i
shs .g'essur~. The pr..s,,,"sat candidates a.e
Ass-'s hsy..'h, P's.so" aud Ga. hugso,.. co,
''rs-tons ir's,'d. Ss v.vy sci.ve in his Interest,
is.r s.sciis'. will pro.A',,, cous of the kt,.,
pa 81 thus ~ssk. ip the new n,ii,nr, ,ail,
: otsicr u Goveri,or brcs,u,.s i. v.sr.d w,,h
O" x'ssts' iGpo''.,scs ths, it l.ss hsd hs..t..
De. -
The Ss.nste passed the ndii,sry Till to-day
just ss Il went dam ths u.arss ON Saturday !;
a-d - only reaales ratification Ia brcotu.
10. }" h'''ner irt,ers rnrc yon the a,b-
stance u the v.,x, ii,aI Till ~i.h tt,e xt,.nd
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We are authorized to announce Capt j
~ 90" Ell ~ sca"didnte tor nh. rid oi Ian
easier District for .rn- ensuing 'srin.
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W. al. i.q"rrtei 30 o,a8nuunce Sir. Os.
b"n Feed Ca nrlnurt vi tue iiuuIp,up
..egioi) caIidiua,e . for Sheriff at t,e IN
ss,Hig eirciiun. Sc.
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Slave Labor for tho
&c asst,
DIVISION NO2


! COMM >SfONERS nf Ruad, And ,h..
-As Town Auth"iiIir- within the JUDICIAL
i"- 'r,cts of iancn~irr. K-r.haw, Chester
ned. MART" r.. Darlington. Marion. Snm.
-. tia.r' n"n. wi i,au-burr and ii,rr,
"'h !of'h"ih 10 >"iuuI, u aI su,rno ,drrs
VA u" ' -'r r-srec,'>- limits To deliver
oNt f'.UkTii /; Of their .lave- lab =
4 K"'h h"ty Ii te knIr"ai Depot. tear
r> their r--'hrIs'r "n / CESDAY, he 10 h
"'' "i Jnn"ar, rrxi. a,6 "'r!ncx u y. .
i'r'- 10 IA avn ira sporn iiou To Charles
ten i"r iIri. Gays labor "n ,he forIihru-
tInu-.
il Commits ionrr. of Roads ard IN. AN
IN" Ii"s above named, ~ho have not furn.
i."-n tue k-'urns ca,l-d Tor in Citcutur of
iO :" Ori"O-r last. from the Ohio. ur thr
hten' ot The >in.~ are Irqn.sled 10 for
"a' ihrui at "rcr, n iheI arr v unt.d for
ni'ih"di"ir "-e I"e-- Return, VIII pi, r,
;he DANES OF oil Opners aud the humber
"f tneir Road iiaLds
b. Is. JOHNSON.
Ng-"i at State at south Carolina.
'"md"n, dec Is, l-6l, 1t
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TREASURY NOTES OF THE OLD IS.
SUE.
TREAsuRr DEfARTMEHr, &. s. A. y

<s -. ~.
klcsMoSD. NVs'r IL, 1864.
fs the end tina, every facility may bs af.
toFued to the holders Of th-se no,e,. in sf-
fec.ing tho exchange for new, the Treusu.
rrr' Assistant fres.ursrs and Pay D.posi-
tnrIes, and the Depositaries whose duty baa
been hitherto limited to'fundlng, are bessby
authorized to receize the note. for sxcn.npe,
Those notsapPlird with iuuds will register
the names of The deposi,ors. secoiving all
notes offered for and entitled to exchange,
un'h tbs 1t day Of January, 1866, inclu.
sIve. The notes received and repis,sred
must be forr'a' ded by express to the Treas.
urer al Richmond. witha copy Of the regis
ter, aud new tissues for the payment, Of the
depositors will be immediately forwarded
IN return.
The Assistant TressuIers and Deposits
r'es "re hereby instructed TO republish this
notice. o
-. GA TRENHOLM.
Secretary Of 1reasury.
J.. T. X. .BEI.K,
Drpositdry.
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FOR sHERrFF,
",AMe DuTLDa. Va,

T. SAmP BuTLDRn Va.
f'h Rsgt >. Y e.. No, rs. -tnfA
W. N. CoNsKKs, ESQ an, -. q. t,,,...
ano""i..e hob. u. Aivu,po,.,.,, az o..
y.u. II 4 n iS..rI -
's' MANY SoLpixIsss .
T------------ - - - : :. =
> We are .aut..ur,x,d TO anno,i,r, #, n
n. LILY q ascandiaa,e tor oHsriff At tus .pi
= 7------------------- -----------------
CAhf buTLER, Va, Oct. 26, ,s6A
AK Sr.Lirua ~ on "a ,I ..-..
lie nae uren Ia Tue army ,,uc. ,6,--.,,.t
HH.ss fsi. Lao, uoue mi, wnol,, d,,v T., 49,.
s"n't' and a." Ia. bs.il. nsiu liz i, o.,.,
80 a'-Sn.s- MANY Vor.H,
----------- - :
The tneu,s uf ~ w u.-I;,
iui . cau...a,e ,or s,.,.,, N n. In, ,p,,,,,,,
eieea"n
----------
We at. au,h.,il.d "a u,,,.,... c.,, =
IL C"s"rl IA ea,iuidass Tor .,..r,fi' nj I'm. nm.
---------------
AK. EDfr"R :-l vu " Id p.sn,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,..
Lapa a -. .>isu.., .s . ru,,diJ,,.. ,,,r So,
=, u, ui L..uc.s., An, ,,..t ,, -.
"h'eJ MANY rKIEsps.
--------.---------- ---7------- ------------
NIX Lplr6u :-i.i.a,s an,oou,,. M.i "A
AIR. r.,.
a, --------------------
we are authsr'zed To announce Ssrgt.
= 1. hot'r,, vt L.pt Dei.ss' Battory, u
'''''"''i''e 'i"' S"erin at IL. neal eiec.,on
--------------- -
liza. friends OF ,oI Io,,u Il t.o..,,
e"s"i"g eject IN.
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Adjutant and lnspector-GeneralS S. C.
Dec. Is, 1864. x4-It
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-20

GEN. HUNTERS OPERATIoNs.-Atl last ae-
counts General Hunter and his army were in
the vicinity of Lynchburg, Va. It is town
of Campbell county, Virginia, in west
southwesterly direction from Richmond, from
which it is distant about one hundred and
twenty miles in an air line. In 1850 its pop
ulation was about twelve thousand. It's
built on steep acclivity, rising gradually
from the river. The town contains nine
churches, a college and female academy:
Tobacco manufacturing has been its chief
source Of trade, and at one time about sew
enty factories were in full operation, giving
employment to about one million dollars
worth of capital. There are several iron
and brass foundries in the town, railroad
machine-shop, three Touring mills, two news
paper offices, four banks, three saving instl,
tutions, cotton and woolen factory and
three job printing establishments. 1t has
splendid water power, and is in the neigh
borhood Of large supply of coal and IRON
ore. The Botetourt Iron Works are not lar
from the town. Lynchburg was laid out IN
1855, and incorporated in 1905.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-20

THE London Times, of May 22d, says, In
an article concerning the American rebellion:
"The Fort Pillow atrocities will prove the
impossibility of making any compromise
with slavery 1t gives rise to passions tnat
must be curbed at any cost, and to an inso-
lent contempt for humanity and the rights of
others that must be trampled under foot by
a power stronger than its own. Whether the
North wished it or not, it must persevere to
the end. Free society and slave society can
the resources of the Confederates hold out,
the Federals must submit to the sacrifices
necessary for carrying on the war. Nothing
but exhaustion on one side or the other can
stop tie conflict, and they are rash prophets
who venture to affirm that the free society
will be the first to collapse" The above is a
very sensible conclusion, considering that II
comes from one of the most malignant enc
mics that our free institutions have ever pos
sesSed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-20

COMING TO HEAD.-The mismanage-
ment in the San Francisco Post Office hav-
ing become unbearable to the community,
the following petition is being generally
ness men of all classes: "To His Excellen-
cy, Abraham Lincoln, President Of the Uni
ted States - The undersigned, merchants
and others of the city of San Francisco, beg
respectfully to represent to your Exceilency
that the affairs of the Post Office at this city
are grossly mismanaged BY the present Post
master, Mr.. R. F. Perkins, and that the in
terests of the Post Office Department, and
the necessities and convenience of the peo-
pie, appear to be wholly disregarded by the
said Perkins, who is notoriously ineompe-
tent to perform the duties which belong to
the position which he occupies. We, there
fore, respectfully pray for his immediate re-
moval. and beg that you will exercise great
care in the appointment of a successor -
Alta,
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
DATES TO July sTH.
British SPeeuIafIons in American
Affairs - The Pirates and their
Waichera.

BrInsh SPeeuAottOns IN American
Affairs The Pirates and their
Watchers.
FOSTER PoINT, C. E. June lS.-The
Damascus from Liverpool, 9TH and Lon
dondery Sth, has arrived.
Rumors unfavorable to Grant, had
caused an advance on the Confederate
loan, 2 or per cent.
The Times, in reviewing Grants posi-
ton says: 1t is difficult not to conclude
that the campaign is now reduced to the
question Of Petersburg or nothing.
The Star rejoices in the absence of any
great military success, that at least negro
emancipation is making great strides.
The Paris correspondent of the Star
says: The Kearsarge would leave Cher
bourg on the 9Th, to cruise in the Chan
mel and watch the movements of rebel
cruisers. 1t was reported that the Yedo,
lately built at Bordeaux, will be complet-
ed at Amsterdam, and commanded by
Serumes. She is large vessel capable of
resisting an attack or running away from
such vessels as the Kearsarge OF Niagara.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-20

SALE OF A WIPE.-Under an act of this
State man may sell his wife to another for
a compensation, provided she be exposed in
a market place, with cord of tibrous mate
rial placed abou. her neck. We learn that a
member Of the l4th Iowa, whose wife lived
near Davis livery stable, undertook to sell
her to one OF Mr.. Hills subordinates for S25,
and received Sl5 on account. The purchaser
afterwards refused to pay the balance, and
the case was taken before Colonel Shaw for
adjustment. On being questioned, the buyer
acknowledged the transaction, but said the
woman was unsound, and, furthermore, a
great seold. He finally agreed, however, to
pay the $40 and return the woman. The
bargain, we suppose, was not considered le-
gal, as the terms of the law had not been
complied with h.-colam6s (Ky) Rar Eagle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-20

ENLIsTHENTs. - The London Times Of
June llth has an editorial of the Federal en-
listment debate in the House Of Lords. II
says the matter has been exaggerated, and
believes the Federals have obtained but an
insignificant portion of their recruiting in
England, and, if they had obtained twice the
number, England could not make it, under
the circumstances, a cause OF war. "We
can only" it says, +" stop such proceedings
as are illegal-that is to say, enlistments on
ly, and not emigration II emigration ends
in enlistments afterwards, that is IN event
beyond our control"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-20

ANOTHER BRAVE HERO GONE. - Our
friend, Mr.. Thomas Hannah, of Virginia,
yesterday received letter announcing
the death of his brother, DAVID HANNAH,
aged 20 years, in one of the first battles in
front of Petersburg, Virginia. He was
struck by fragment of shell from one
of the enemy's guns. and almost instantly
killed. He was a brave young man, and
said by those who knew him best, to be
truly as noble as he was brave. He had
been in the war from the commencement
first, in the ed, and then in the l02d
Pennsylvania Regiments. His untimely
death-although the death of the true and
devoted patriot-has cast deep and sor-
rowfnl gloom over the hearts of dear
mother and several affectionate sisters and
q brother.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-20

Blessed are the poor in Spirit for theirs
is the kingdom of Heaven. Blessed are
they that do hunger and thirst after right
eOnsness; for they shall be filled. Blessed
are the pure in heart, Cor they shall see
GOd.-St. Matt. v: 3,6,S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-20

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
Gold H, Storey county, Tern. .ory Of Nevada, dated
the Isl day o. July, La IN Savor OF the People
o. ne United States, in he TeIr.ory o. Sev2de and
.,lDTOvement5 he-ein..er de5cTbe for the SUN o.
Tarty-seven 45-lC1 Dollars, DelCuue1t Ts.es ard
Twenty-eight Dollars ard Sixty-ive Gems costs OF
suit. together with acc-uing costs ana expenses OF
sale; and pursuant TO TIE provisions OF act en..
ted IAN Act 20 provide for the assessing ard co..
lec.ing County and Territorial Revenue" approved
November 49, 1851, and the acs ameldIsory thereof,
approved December ~, lS5c-I shall expose for sac,
a. pubic auc on 20 the highest ard best bidder, Or
casl. n s.ont OF tfe Court House in Virginia Cty,
Oh THURSDAY THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
AUGUSf, AID. 1861, between re Eours of Il o'clock
NJ aic ococS PA, co much o! sne following de5-
cl-0ed rel eo-..e, w,.h .!npToveEel.s thereon,
slLl be recesSy % satisfy said execution and costs
o. sale, s.ua,ed in Virginia City. the County 0:
Storey, Te.T.o,y o. NevadG, 20 wi: Los Ii, Block
"A, Range A. j. ". EASIERLING,
Tex Corec.Or of Storey County, N. T.
By r. H. CORNELL. Deputy. Iy2l td-27S
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l. en- Execution, Issued out OF the Jua..Cs's COur.
Gold Hill SoIey Counsy. Territory OF NevC "a dg.ed
tle lst day OF July AD 1864, in favor OF tie People
o. the United S.tes, In the Territory OF Nevada ard
ega'nss GEO. N. horton anu the rec, este and
improvements hereinafter degcr-bei, % the sum OF
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars ana Twenty-Five Cer:s, De'r-
ouent Taxes and Twenty-Five Dol'zss and Seven.v-
i've Gents costs Of SUIT together wI.l accrung coss
ana expenses Of sale; ard pur5uant 20 ne provisOrs
OF an acs entitled An Act % provide fO- tne Asses
ing and Collecting County ard Territorial Revenue"
approve November =, 1861, ard .Ae act smende-
tory n, Nnf approved Decemoet g. lc52-I 5lal
expose sor lie, ai public auction. % Sie hishess ard
De5s bidde Tor cash, n ron; OF ihe Couf. Houce n
Virginia CIV. on THURSDAY THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF AUGUST, A.o. les, between tne foura o.
II O'Clock NJ and O'Clock FL, the lOrowiny dee
CT, OeG Tea, e5Sa.e WITH ne Improvements thereon
(or 70 much thereof slsn Oe necessary 20 Sls sly
said execution ard COTS o. sa,e) sI.uased In tNe
County o. S1orey, Ter-iso-y o. Nevada, % W.; A
certain piece or parcel o. land containing g. aces
more or less, bOurded norm oy lEnt Gained bv
Conley 4 Warren, south BY Jones, and we,t 0y
American Flat road, ana im2zOvenen:s thereon.
j. W. EAgTERLING,
Tax Collector ofTte County o. S .o.ey, T. Il,
Ey J. b. MELON, Deputy. Two tl-l7O
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TIY coIIECTOR,s sALE.-BY yIRTITE ~

rTNAX COLLECTORS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
an Execution issued out Of the Justices Corrt
Cold HlI Storey County, Territory Of Nevad., datcl
the lst day Of July, AID l64 In favor o. the People
oT the Inised Stases in he Terri Oy of Nevada ard
ssainst GEO. H. NORTON and the real estate and
Improvements hereinafter 6elcrihed, !or tle sum OF
Thtrseen Dollars ard Nine Cents De'inuuent Ta-es
ana Twenty-thTee, Dollars and Forrsy-3our Gems
cosss of suit toIe.her with eccgu'lg cos.s anG e.
neses of ale; and pursuant % Ile prov sors OF an
eeS entitled "An Act % provide .Or tie assessing
md colecting County ana Territorial Revelue.m
approved November 29 1851, end the ecS amend .
tory the-eoi, approved Dece n5er %, lej9-I slal
sy.,ose for sale at public aucion, 20 Gne h,Zacgs
and best bldGer for casa n Ton; Of re Gonr Houze
in Virginia C.sy, on THURSDAY THE ELEy-
NTH ~ DAY or August. A.D IG5., 5etweeI lie
hours OF i2 O'Clock L. snd lo'cloek PM, 50 much Of
me following decided real estasc, VITA imOroye-
mems thereon rs siall be necessary TO SATISFY d
execution and costs Of sEe, $ rased IN re COun "
oS Sforey. Territory Of Teyaca, 20 wi: A cer,siit
nece or marcel of laud containing 20 acseS more or
less situated In Am erican Flet an6 bOnrded nor.h
Inv Robert Jones' sou,h by Conley q Waften, west
by land owned by Rigby & Co., snt improvements
thereon. u ~. EAsIEaLlSG,
ByJ. B. NELSON, Deputy, jy20 td.l7s
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Ey j. b. MELON, Deputy. Iy2O tl-lTO


TAX COLLECTORS sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
i an Execution. isjued out OF the JUSTICES COur.,
Virginia Precinct, Storey County, Territory OF Ne.
vada, dated the lst day Q. July, AID. lsl in fvo: Of
the People Of the United States, in the Territory o.
Nevada and against DAMONT and TIE real estate
and improvements hereinafter desC-hed 10. tie
sum OF Four Dollars anG Sxtv-lsyen Cents Del'n-
uuent Taxes ana TweE .y-swo DOll--s act! S -sy-
seven Gents costs of sI't, together with accrutig
costs and expenses of sale acG puTsus.s 10 ne pro-
visions of an act entitled "An Act to D-ovde for te
Assessing and Collecting County and Territorial
Revenue" approved November 20. 81, and lie act
amendatory thereof, approved December %, E52-I
shall expose for SALE at public auction % the highest
and best bidder for cash 10 fort o. me Court Hou5e
In Virginia Olty, on THURSDAY THE ELEy-
ENTH DAY OF AUGUST, AID. lt5l, le.weel tie
hours Of u O'Clock N. and o'clock pI the ol'ow-
ing described real estate, win the improvements
Thereon or so much thereof as shall be necessary 10
satisfy said execution and costs OF SALE si:ussed In
Gold Hlli the County of Storey Territory of Nevada
10 wit Lot so feet front BY $50 ee Geep on the vast
SIDE o: Main street, Gold HUI, bounCet on tNe south
by John D0hle. J, w. EASIERLlNG.
By ]. b. NELSON, Deputy. Iy20 :d-lf7