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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify. strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water ana
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic n intermittent
feVers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stOmaCh
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Uiarrhea, Cholera & Cholera MOrDus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Ritters in the world. They
make the weak strong, and are exhausted ma
lures great restOrer. They are made Of pure
st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark,
roots and herbs, and are taken with the plea
sure Of a beverage, without regard to age or
time of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring a gentle sumulant
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Sa-
looms. Only genuine whgn the cOrkis covered
our private q. :. Stamp. Beware Of coun-
terfeits and renlled bottles.
P. H. DRAKE & CO.,
81 MT ~ ~ Wr--H-
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no The physicians in Paris say that
one Of the best representatives. Of cholera
Is rum mixed with tea.
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b. Our Old Correspondents through
ont the South wiz obige us by letting us
hear from them. There is room enough
In the APPEAL for them all; and we
trust they VIII keep us apprized Of what
ever matters Of Interest may come under
their observation, in the localities in
which they may be dispersed. It is our
wish TO spread a board ample enough for
al the old APPEAL family, and around
which old associates and friends may
meet and commune with each other
however widely separated by mere geo
graphical distance.
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A excellent BUILDING SITE. on north
~ side of Adams street. opposite The White
more Hotel, $50 x 1872 feet.
For sale by TAYLOR e WeEWEV.
uugT2 Inn q aFarr4 lr-aae
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h5 President johnson, as a reward to
two Blackfeet Indians who rescued two
white women from the savages, has di-
rected TO be presented to each Of the res
cuers a silver medal, one hundred and
fifty dollars in money, and an Official doe
ument, with his signature, narrating the
circumstance of their noble conduct.
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- A Feuian circle vas organized at
Columbus, Ky, on the seventeenth.
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Ia Kerschever who killed a soldier
na6ed Henuing, was hung at Buffalo,
on Friday.
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BaFThe new carpet for the House Of
Representative cost in England seven
thousand dollars.
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~ Forty-six American whaling YES
seIs are known to have been destroyed
during the war.
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n-TheC Chicago news boys are licensed
and badged.
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~ Hon. Henry W. HiIliard has his
present home in Montgomery, Ala.
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IA The m~urderers Of Hoffman at
Nashville, are to be tried by a drum head
court martial
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n- Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, has
gone to Cuba for his health.
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re- Worth's majority in North Caro-
lima Is ten thousand.
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DmeLLiRns - SnIe.

Two First Class Brick ranements. Eos. s. and
4 20 Adams Street. recently 1uil-. about thirty
apartments each, Wfth dre-proof walls. tin
roo1s, gas pipes. cisterns. and In good order
convenient 70 business. and admirably -ocated
Tor hotel or boarding purposes lite good.
TATLUR & MCEWEE.
novI21 In - Main street. 81 Adams &c.
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Eleven thousand people have died
Of cholera at ConstauJin0ple this year.
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NOTICE.-At n meeting Of the Stock
holders and Directors of the Peoples Pas
seDger Railroad Company. Of Memphis, held at
the CCmpany's Office, Walker Block, Main
street, Memphis, on the Dist, pursuant 10 n call
OF the President OF said Company, the follow
ing resolution was adopted, TO Wit
RsS0iUed, That the requisite notice under the
Charter for the election Of President, Directors,
and other officers, be given, and thai said cleo
ton be held at an adjourned meeting Of the
stockholders. 20 be held at the oInpany's office,
in Memphis, OF 18th day Of December, 1860
Pursuant 20 said resolution, i've directors will
be elected on that day, the meeting TO convene
AZ y m.
q. il. Monsarrat, Sec pro tom.
ROWS to WI KIRK. President.
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LosT---FoUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL

LATE BROWNS,
WASHINGTON, D. @.
IfHlS Leading Hotel. Renovated and -efrr-
nlsned- - now in perfect order for the racan-
ton and accommodation Of its old patrons.
uoI-2m
NOIlCE to Coufederate SoTdfers
- ! Nlsn 20 OBTAIN Tor publication me Al-
nltlnlns me particulars OF the treat
- = en- a prisoner Of war duriuorbe Irfe war;.
ooutnetn papers favorable 20 this. and wiling
70 ana me IN obtaining facts. VIII please plaush
the same Address NJ. h CULLEN. IarmerIv
one 81 the Judges Of the TIaus-Mlsslsipp De-
ELtnent Military Court, now HookseEfr and
No. uoE
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VyHE Practical Working Of Clemens Circular
Il SuU-hfH has proven IL far superior 70 any
Circular Mill in use. It's power, simplicity
economy and durability, and the large amount
of lumber IL VIII turn out per day OF month,
make II second to nomIl IN the country. We
have them on hand with stationary Engines,
and Boilers, either Portable or Stationary.
The following is but one from among many
testimonials we have received OF the practical
operation OF the Clemens Circular Saw-Mu
NASHVILLE, TENN, April u, 1865.
have been nearly through the whole lumber
country on the coast OF the Pacific, and nave
there uperintended the erection Of the differ
ent classes Of machinery, such as Circular Saw
Mills, with sash saws, muley saws, etc, used IN
the manufacturing Of lumber. atterWard en-
tered the Quartermaster's Department, aud
nearly Llree yeaIA IN tle eietLpu anu opel@
ton Of Circular Saw-Nills. In this Department
! became acquainted with the Clemens Patent
CtrctQG- s0lU-MtiS, Invented and patented by
O.. H Clemens, now Captain and Assistant
Q-uartermaster Of Volunteer, and mauufac-
uured by Messrs. A. Il. HolaDird q Coz western
Iron Foundry, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1 have Ope-
rated this Mil for some time, and can, with
confidence, recommend the same, with thelGte
m improvements made thereon by Capt Clemens4
as one Of the best Mills. 70 my knowledge, now
manufactured. 1 viii furthermore guarantee
that 1 can cut with one Of these Mills, with the
late Improvement made thereon, $4,000 fifteen
thousand feet ID one-fach boards per day, or
average in t9O thirty days l9,500) nine thousand
hve hundred ieeJ per day-runnlug time 81
eight hours per day WM. =. SPhATT
Milwright and Architect.
Also-From ten to twenty Stationary Engines
OF various sizes. always on hand, so that we ara
prepared to nt out any IN from three 70 four
DAYS. AL kinds OF tiOtTm0-HW and COtt0ll-GuI
Engines and ShgJlfng furnished at the shortest
notice.
Three-fourths Of all our trade in the past
twenty-five years has been with the Southern
States. and we shall he happy to be favored with
a continuance Of the same.
Circulars containing descriptions Of our Ma
chinery mailed promptly TO any address, upon
application TO
A. B. HoLABIRD & CO.,
331, 335 and $50 West Front ST.,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
n~o2s-law4w{w
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"A detachment Of cavalry from the
battalion Of Contra gueFrillas, had a Sc
we're encounter witha fOrceOf the enemy,
probably Cortiuas' band, at Las Russias,
about eight miles above the city, on yes
terday morning, resulting in the death
Of four gallant men Of the detachment.
One was killed, and his body brought in
BY his comrades. The others fell into
the hands Of the enemy, and were doubt
less put % a cruel death. The detach-
ment, while scouting, were surrounded
by the enemy, greatly ou~tnumbering
them. They succeeded in cutting their
way out, with the loss above stated.
by Imperial decree, Gen. Magruder
is appointed Surveyor General Of Colony
Lands, and directed to recommend for
appointmcntsUc h assistant engineers and
surveyors Is may be needed.
His Majesty has appointed Gen.
Emilio Langberg Military Commander OF
the Department Of Sonora. Gen. Lang
berg has been near thirty years in the
service Of Mexico, and has risen through
all the g-radations Of rank
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n-Na.-Gen Rousseau has resigned.
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BALTIMORE q
Line Of Steamships,
FOR LIV L RPO L.

THE Splendid A / ~steap1phip WORCESTER,
Capt. VIM. Wiley, viii sail for Liverpool
At Noon on WEDNESDAY, 29th November.
For freight or passage from Bltimore, apply to
g. FALLS & CO,
Agents i. o. II. r. Co.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.-An elegant garden spot iD
~ NORTH Memphis, with mutt trees and i'm
proFements, containing twenty acres. MS
particulars call on HAYuFE h 90
noA center AIloy. rear Of Wor.ham Holse
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mo- We have to request that prompt
notice win be given at our Counting
Room, Of any irregularity in the delivery
ofthe APPEAL.
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Land For Safe.

f4O ACRES OF Valuable Land on Mss-
H-tO sippl river, near Keuts Landing. Well
nut Bend, Phillips C1unty, Arkansas. for 81
on reasonable terms;
10 Acres Under Cultivation.
90 acres Deadencd.
And all coed land. substantial improvements
VII sell Cattle. hogs. etc, with Farming rtau-
sllsr Corn, Fodder, etc Good place Tor Wood
Yard VIZ take Cash. Groccues or Dry Goods.
Good Bargain can be had.
Inquire Of F.. ". Bledsoe. on the place. Or
W l. STEWART q BRO
Nc. ~ Madison street.
novls 5w Memphis. Tenuezzea.
TOR SALE---A plantation sixteen miles
south of Nemphts, In Desoco county. Miss
containing sight hundred and seventy acres OF
land five hundred Of which is cleared. and In n
coed state of cultivation A cood dwelling
house with i've r0oms- Seven cal.us- two
good wells a Gin house, gin. and Ersr mill.
Fences IN good repair Sold cheap for cash.
20 CHRISTIAN & EU1IONDs0N.
Jackson Block, or Drew smith
novls ". fernando. Miss.
TOR sAA.E-A Dwelling House and lot on
IT 50. Martin st., near P0nrotoc. lct % faar
'front.' Inc asove property VIII be sold cheGp
and on easy terms Apply 70
TATE, GILL. ABLE & Co.
nOFLb-Lm Us Front street.
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Dry Goods
GROCERIES &, PROVISIONS.

GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
IN BARRELS MOLASsEs.
% kegs Holasses.
- kegs best Lard
100 barrels Flour.
10 hhds. Sugar.
. packages new Crackers
~ boxes Prime Cheese.
% boxes Flint Tobacco.
70 barrels Salt.
50 sacks Salt.
Plows, Nails, Kettles, Boilers,
Chains. Axes. Hames, Vinegar
Soap, Jugs, Jars, Pans, Bacon,
Mess Pork, etc-, IN store and arriving
TAYLOR, McEWES, DUKE &CO.,
nova5-sm 81. 81 u 5 Adams 81.
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a. S. -RoaERsoN, AucT,R.

FURNITURE. Carpets. Trim
mIngs. Utensils. Horse, E1csawaE- Cart,
Mule, Cow etc, hI H. EDsEhsDA-
viii Sell on Tuesday, December 8 lo3 on
the premises Of Mrs Godfrey. on -SnlucIaIe
avenue, 30 miles from Memphis, on rAe RaLaign
Road, near the Memphis and Ohio railroad, all
the Furniture in the ~WeAlug-lDUse consisting
Of Plrlor. Bed and DfuiuE-room Furniture,
Carpets, Kitchen and Cooking Utensils, etc
Also, FHmliy Horse, RDcEaway and Har-
ness. good ilula and Cart. llratrate Cow and
all the farming Implements. etc.
~. B. The f~urniturs can-ba seen on the
premises. A. ~. K~OaEESDE.
rou95-rd Auerinueer
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IMPORTANT TELEGRAPHIc o~oBREsFoND-
ENCE BETWEEN GOV HUMPHREYS M
PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
TO HIS Erce7eRcy The President Of The
United Stotes:-A telegram from the
President Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road says: Passenger trains of cars were
attacked on the evening of thefourteenthi
possession taken by a garrison Of eolored
troops at LaUderdale Springs, ladies in
suited, and the officers unable 70 control
the troops.
The Legislature has memOrialiZed for
removal Of u. S. troops, and seem will
ing 10 extend to the freedmen the right
10 testify in court, If assured the troops
would be withdrawn. Members fear that
one concession only leads TO another.
What assurances can I give on the sub
ject?
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b G. HUMPHREYS.

WAsRrSGroN, Nov II, 1855
3. g.. H5sDpbregs: The troops VIII ne
withdrawn from Mississippi when, inthe
opinion of the Government, the peace
and order and the civil authorities have
been restored and can be maintained
without them. Every step viii be taken
while they are there to enforce strict
discipline and subOrdinatiOn to the civil
authorities. There can be 40 other
or greater assurance than has heretofore
been, on the part of the Federal Govern
ment. There is no concession required
ON the part OF the people Of Mississippi,
OF the Legislature, other than a legal
compliance with the laws and Constitu-
ton Of the United States, and the adop-
ton Of such measures giving protection
to all freedmen and possession of property
without regard 10 color, a viii enable
them TO assume their constitutional
rights in the Federal Union. The
people Of Mississippi may feel well
assured that there Is no disposition
arbitrary on the part Of the Gov
eminent to dictate what their ac-
ton shall be, but on the contrary tOsim-
ply and kindly advise apOiicy that Is
beneficial and viii result IN restoring all
the relations which should exist between
the States comprising the Federal Union.
It is hoped that they viii feel and appre-
ciate the suggestions herein made, for
they are done in the spirit that should
pervade the bosom ofaH whodesire peace
and harmony, and Of thorough restora-
ton OF the Union. There must be a con-
fdence between Government and states,
which the Government coniides in the
people. The people must have faith In
The Government. This must be mutual
and reciprocal or all that has been done
will be thrown away.
ANDREM LoHNs0N. Prealdsnt.
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A SPLENDID DWELLING House.

Surrounded with beautiful, cul.i-ated and
trained shrubsry, and broad and extended
grounds. Quarters for 20 90 so negroes me
GIN, stables, cribs, ice-house. c.c. AIarEs supply
Of corn. fodder. oats ~. wheat. t1rulps and
potatoes. Also.
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monopolies, Of any kind whatever.
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oIUIA Ut III hIIl0-
And q full supply Of cotton seed.
The attention Of % public is Invited TO this
plantation as one offering great Inducements -1
those wishing 20 plant
For Terms. etc, apply 70 r. MULLEN.
Grauada. NI
Or to THOS. Il. ALLEN e co..
u029-Tm 70. E-lI Front ~
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sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued
ID out OF the District Court of the First Judicial
District in and for the county of storey, state OF
Nevada, duly atteSted on the 2Sth day OF january,
A. d. 1865, and 10 me directed and delivered on
said day, upon Judgment recovered in said
Court on the 18th day of january, 1863 in favor
ef 4 B. Paul. d L. Bliss and W. II. Baker, Plain
titfs, and against Jewett * Shepard Mining Co,
Defendants for the sum of nine hundred and
ninety A. lUO dollars, with interest on 500 OQlOO
from date of Judgment, at the rate OF five per cent
per month until paid. together with so 1S-lUO
costs and disbursements, and 50 10 100 accrued
cost. and accruing cost payable IN gold com OF
the United states. have this second day OF Feb
ruary, A. D. 1855 levied on and taken in execu-
ton all the right, title, claim and interest OF the
said Defendant. the Jewett Il shepard Mining
Co. which they had on the 18th day OF January,
1865 or at any time since, Of in and TO the follow
ing described properly;
All that mining ground known as the Jewett
Shepard claim. belonging to the Jewett i shepard
Mining Co, an,l being situated in American Flat,
Gold Hill District. being l,6O0 feet on the vein
called the Yankee or Green Mountain Lode. and
commencing al the south line of the New Oregon
Company; thence running sOuth-westerly on said
lode Recorded in Gold Hill VI. T. October 9th
1868. page 22T-together with all and singular, the
tenements hereditamentS, and appurtenances
thereto belonging, or in anywise appertainng.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY,
the 25ih day of February, A. d. le09. between the
hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock, P. NJ, viz:
u oclcck of that day. in front OF the Court House
doors, in the city of Virginia storey county, Ne
vada, I will sell the abeye described property 10
the highest and best bidder. for cash, in United
States gold coin 10 satisfy said judgment, interest,
cos< and accruing costs. J. {. CLARK,
sheriff of Storey county, Nevada
BY Jno NJ Neall, Under sheriff
virginia CITY. Feb. >, lSOJ. te3 to
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Constahle,s Sale.

DYyIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
. out of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Sto-
rev county State of Nevada attesled by w. N.
Hall Justice of the Peace, TO me directed and de-
liyered. for the satisfaction of Judgment in sad
Court, rendered on the 7th day of February, III 4
1865 in favor Of J. II. and j. w. Tucker. and
agaIust the Dardanelle Gold and Silver Miping
Company, for one hundred and fifty-four, and ~
Tooth dollars (Sl54 5s), and costs and aecruing
costs have, this Goth day of February, 1863 lev
led on and taken in execution all the right title,
claim and interest of said judgment debtors the
Dardanelc Gold and Silver Mining Company, in
and TO the following described property, to-wit !:
All that certain quartz ledge, mining claim ana
ground situated in Gold Hill Mining District, Sio-
rev county, State of Nevada known and deslg-
mated as the ledge and claim of the Dardanelle
Gold and silver Mining Company, owned and pos
sessed by said company, consisting OF Twelve nun
dred l9OO feet on which claim Is shaft three
hundred 5000 feet, more or less; also an engine
rnd boiler, and all the machinery attached there
to; also, the building over said shaft and machln
ery, and all improvements In and on said claim:
Notice is hereby given, that will expose for
sale 10 the highest bidder for U. S. gold coin the
said property, or so much thereof as will satisfy
said Judgment and costs, in front OF the JUSTICES
Office of Gold Hill. Storey county, State OF Neva'
d. on the 18th day of March. A. D. leb5, oe-
tween the hours of 12 clock NJ and 2o'clock Pm
w. H. BEEGAN,. y
...... Constable Of Gold Hill Township:
bonr of II o'clock AM =. fe20 I'd
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INSECT MUsIC.-Bufon, Oliver
Goldsmith, and others, tell us that
flying insects, like mosquitoes, To-
Gusts, and so on, make the humming
noise they do by beating the air with
their wings. It is mistake. They
sing Just like ourselves, only their
vocal organs are deposited not in
their throats, but along the sides of
their bodies. They use $50 the mi
.croscope assures us) windpipe, the
outlet to which is furnished with
vibrating valve like that employed
on the accordeon; but then a man
has only of these arrangements, while
most insects have at least a dozen;
and through each of the dozen, as
they fly, the air is made to rush with
prodigious effect, and some degree of
melody. After all, then, the locust
and the mosquito are musicians, and
carry about with them, under their
wings, full orchestra of wind in
strumeuts, wherewith to serenade
their loves, and play barcarolles till
"daylight does return"
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Summons,

.rTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO-
= rev. Gold Hill Precinct, w. n. Hall, Justice
of the Peace.-A. Bentz plaintiff, VS.. John Prall,
defendant.-The people OF the State of Nevadato
John. Prall, greeting You are hereby summoned
to appear before me, Justice of the Peace In and
for Gold Hill Precinct, County and State afore.
said, ut my Office in Gold Hill, on the oth day OF
to answer the complaint of A. Benitz, wherein he
clalrns to recover the sum of one hundred dollars,
due plaintiff for Board, as per bill now on file in
this Court. And you are hereby notified that If
you fail to appear and answer the complaint as
aforesaid, Judgment will be taken against you for
the sum Of 500 and costs of suit. To the Sheriff
or any Constable of said county greeting: Make
legal service and due return hereof. Given under
my hand this 1st dsy of February, A. D. 1865.
r.H w. n. HALL,
Justice ofthe Peace of Gold Hill Precinct, Storey
nnnnty Nevada fe2
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Constable,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Sto-
rev county, State of Nevada, attested by w. N.
Hall, Justice of the Peace, to me directed and de-
lvered. for the satisfaction Of Judgment in said
Court rendered, on the l7,h day of February, A. D.
1865. in favor Of J. h Jackson, and against the
Lanotte Gold and silver Mining Company, for
one hundred and twenty five and l3-lOOth dollars,
(Sl25 l3), and costs and acoruing costs, have,
this 2lst day of February, A. D. ls60, levied on
and taken in execution all the right, title, claim
and interest of said Judgment debtors, the La
mo tie Gold and Silver Mining Company, in and
TO the following described property, to-wit: All
that certain quartz ledge, mining claim and ground
situated in Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
county State Of Nevada, known and designated
as the ledge and claim OF the LamOtte Gold ard
Silver Mining Company, owned and possessed oy
said company. consisting of twelve hundred (l2UO)
feet more or less on which claim is tunnel two
hundred (20O) fee; in length, more or less; also
small stream of water running out of said tunnel
and all improvements in and on said claim.
Notice Is hereby given, that will expose Tor
sale 10 the highest bidder for U. S. gold coin, the
said property. or so much thereof as will sat
iSfy said Judgment and costs, in front OF the
Justices office of Gold Hill Storey county.
State of Nevada. on MONDAY. the 18th day OF
March. a. D. 1865. between the hours OF II
O'Clock NJ and . o'clock P. NJ.
VII BEEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill, Feb. 81. 1865, at the hour Of
u O'Clock An fe2l tdT