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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19
From tho New york Post.
The Dead of the Year.

The year just closed has witnessed
the deaths of many persons distinguish
ed in the walks of art, science, letters,
aud all the professions. Hawthorne,
Morris, Landor, Schoolcraft, Mrs.
Kirkland and Catherine Sinclair are
lost to literature; Silliman, Hitchcock
and Slruve to science; Hunt, Roberts
and Husson to art; Meyerbeor to music;
Robson and Wallack to the stage; Arch
bishop Hughes, Thomas Starr King,
Potts, and the Winslows to the church;
Sedgwick, Wadsworth, Rice, Stevenson,
Mcpherson, Birney, Ransom and Tot
ten to the army; Storer, McCluney, W
D. Porter and Craven to the navy; Gid
dings, Lovcjoy, Quincy, Hulsemann, o.
Brien, Tallmadge and Dayton to states
manship or diplomacy; "Mudsill" Ham
mond, Clay, Marshall, T. Butler King,
Gist, Stuart, Polk and Morgan, to the
rebels; the king ofthe Sandwich Islam is,
Bavaria and Wurtemburg, to the throne;
N ewcnstle and Carlisle to the English
nobility, and Malakof to the French;
Speke and Gerard to the ranks of in
trepid explorers and travellers; Horn
blower and fancy to the bench; and
William Curtis Noyes to the bar. Pere
Enfantin, the head of the st. Simonians,
is also numbered with the dead; and the
names of Tioknor, Vattemare, Seniar,
McCulloch, Ampere, Grattan, Seatsfeld
aud L eech swell the list.
Archbishop Hughes died in this city
on the Sd of January, at the age of six
ty-fve years; and close upon this an
nouncement came the tidings of the
death of Thackoray on the previous
Christmas eve. Mrs. Kirkland died in
this city in April; Hawthorne at Ply,
mouth, New Hampshire, in May, Geo.
p. Morris in July; Miss Sinclair in Au
gust; Walter Savage Laudor 10 Septem
Der; McCullOch, the statistician, in No
vember; and Schoolcraft and Mrs. E. W
Farnham in December.
During the battles of the Wilderness,
in Grants march toward Richmond, the
gallant Sedgwiok, Wadswortb, Rice and
Stevenson fell; Mcpherson was killed
in battle at Atlanta 10 July; Birney
died of disease in Philadelphia in OctO'
Der; and Ransom at Rome, Ca, eleven
days later. The rebel Bishop General
Leonidas Polk was killed in battle il
June; j. E. B, Stuart was killed in the
Wilderness fight in Virginia in May
and John Morgan was shot in Tennes
see in September.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19

IRON the West, where the rivers in majesty run,
And the bold highland gets the last kiss Of the sun;
FROM the East, whore tho dentile saw Bethlehem's
Hrom tho south who're the beautiful summer is born;
From the North where the lakes like mirrors un
#. rolled,
And tho autumn woods franc them purple aud gold
We. come In the name of the nation and God,
To crush the last viper from Liberty's sod.
Stand ont or our sunlight, beware Of our wrath,
Ye hounds that would rise the fugitivo's path.
Who over your country's destruction would Rloat,
And treasurethe knife that is aimed at her throat,
90 follow tho chiefain who, yoked with tho knaVe,
Ronounces a life with the noble and brave,
Aid leaving the eagles of freedom, take
10 the nest Of the buzzard or den of the snake.
No more shall the North with gag in her mouth,
Bow down to tho serf.brceding lords of the southi
No moreshaH her children from mercy refrain
At tho crack Of their whip the cank Of their chain
Our logions viii face the red fires Of death,
And like iciclos melt in the lannon's hot BREATH
Ere they ask for repose that will arnsh their famo,
or "Peace" that is black with dishonor and shame.
Thrice blest be tho hero who gaantly strives
To shield what the patriots bought with their lives,
But cursed be the vutures that feast on tho slain,
Then croak that the mountain birds batled in vain
And woe TO the leaders, and woe to their tools,
when tho land shall remember its traitors and fools,
Whom serpents writhing In dust and Disgrace,
And the children Of liberty reign in their place
Let their deeds bc recounted with hate and dsdain,
Aud their names only mentioned with Judas and Cain
Who would strike down the truth, that race may be
% AlaVes,
or sell It in secret to robbers and knNves
Or raises his hand with murdorous rod,
At the brother whose works were accepted OF Cod
or stands on the grave of his holier days,
And Kisses tho master he basey betrays.
BY tho martyrs whose lives are tho bcacons Of time
Whose death made the and the scafOd sublimei
BY the graves Of brothers, who fell they fought
For the gi which the blood of orcfathers bought
ny the heavens, where the world Of eternity rolls
O'er the armies Of earth with its armies Of souls,
We swear that homes shall behold us no more
Till tho land is redeemed or bedewcd with our gore
James g. Clark.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19
Philosophy of Exercise.

All know that the less we exercise
the less health we have, and the more
certain are we to die before our time.
But comparatively few persons are able
to explain how exercise does promote
health. Both beast and bird, in state
of nature, are exempt from disease, ex-
cept in rare cases; it is because the un-
appeasable instinct of searching for
their necessary food impels them to
ceaseless activities. Children, when
left to themselves, eat a great deal aud
have excellent health, because they will
bo doing something all the time, till
they become so tired they fall asleep;
and as soon as they awake they begin
right away to run about again; thus
their whole existence, which is inter-
estipg and pleasurable. The health of
childhood would be enjoyed by those
of maturer years, if, like children, they
would eat only when they are hungry,
stop when they have done, take rest in
sleep as soon as they are tired, and
when not eating or resting, would spend
the time diligently in such muscular &C.
tivities as would be interesting, agree
able, and profitable. Exercise without
mental elasticity, without an enliveu-
ment of the feelings and the mind, is
of comparatively little value.
l. Exercise is health-producing, be-
cause it works off and out of the sys.
tenn its waste, dead, and effete matters;
these are all converted into a liquid
form, called by some "humors," which
have exit from the body through the
'pores" of the skin, in the shape Of
perspiration, which all have seen, and
which all know is the result Of exercise,
when tho body is in a state of health.
Thus it is, that persons who do not
perspire, who have dry skin, are al
ways either feverish CT chilly and are
never we'll, and never can be as long
as that condition lasts. So exercise,
by working out of the system its waste,
decayed, and useless matters, keeps the
human machine "free;" otherwise it
would soon clog up, and the wheels of
life would stop foreverl
2. Exercise improves the health, be-
cause every step a man takes tends to
impart motion to the bowels; a proper
amount of exercise keeps them acting
once in twenty-four hours; if they have
not motion enough, there is constipa,
ton, which brings on very many fatal
diseases; hence exercise, especially thai
of walking, wards off innumerabls dis
eases, when it is kept up to an extent
equal to inducing one action of the
bowels daily.
3. Exercise is healthful, because the
more we exercise the faster we breathe
IF we breathe faster, we take that much
more air into the lungs; but it is the
air we breathe which purifes the blood
and the more air we take in, the more
perfectly is that process performed, the
purer the blood is, as every body knows
the better the health must be. Hence
when PERSONS lungs are impaired, HI
does not take in enough air for thu
wants of the system; that being tn,
case, the air he docs breathe should b.
the purest possible, which is out doc
air. Hence, the more a cOnsumptiv
stays in the house, the more certail
and speedy is his death. Halls jour
nal Of Health.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19
Inconceivable Sums.

A writer in a New York paper has
made the following wonderful calcula
tions. The simple interest of one cent
at per cent. per annum, from the com
mencement of the Christian era to the
close of 1868, would be but II dollars,
II cents, and 8 mills. If it had been
computed at compound interest, it
would require 81 $40 billions of globes
of solid gold, each equal to the earth in
magnitude, to pay the interest; and if
the sum were equally divided among
the inhabitants Of the earth, estimated
to be 100000, 900, every man, woman,
aud child would receive 81, $40 gol den
worlds for an inheritance. Were all
these globes side by side in direct line,
it would take lightning $4,000 years to
travel from end to end, and ifa Parrot
gun were discharged at one extremity,
light travelling $4,000 miles second,
the cannon ball continuing its initial
velocity, about 1900 feet per second,
and sound moving through the air | ,l2O
feet in a second, man at the other end
would see the fash after waiting llO, 900
years the ball would reach him in "A
billions of years he would not hear
the report till the ind of one thousand
millions Of centuris.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19

Harry H Of Providence, tells o
good story of young man who had a
light and iucipient mustache. One day
while lingering the few hairs, he said to
Harry
"Hadn't l better dye this mustache "
ooh, no" replied Harry, let it alone,
and it will die of itself.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19
Coffee as the French Prepare it.


In Paris the coffee is nectar compared
with the beverage we in common call
coffee. I was desirous to know how it
was prepared, and soon learned. The
French use three kinds of coffee, Mocha,
Java and Rio, mixed in equal parts.-
The coffee before roasting is winnowed
to cleanse it of dust, &c; it is then
cullod or picked over; every black or
defective kernel is picked out, as we'll
as small stones, seeds and rat droppings,
which are abundant in most coffee. 1t
is then put into tubs of clean water and
well washed, then spread to dry; when
dry it is ready for roasting. The coffee
required is roasted daily at large estab
lishments while warm it is ground
and put up in glazed papers of conf
cal shape, holding from two ounces to
half pound, and sealed up. Gentle
men, as they leave their places of bust.
ness for home and dinner, when con-
venient, call and take the needed sup.
ply. The coffee is put into a pot or di-
gestor in cold water, aud then set over
a lamp expressly for the purpose, and
there heated, not boiled, but teeped ;
from this digestor no steam or fumes
arise when ready you have your cup
of coffee. 1t is coffee, and beverage
delicious, health-giviug, not the bitter,
acrid, filthy, nauseous drug we are in
the habit Of partakiug, aud calling il
coffee,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19
Nlstrl(anrONs.

A KENTUcKY ANECDoTE.--A geAtle
man owned a slave, who was a very in
telligent follow, and a Universalist. On
one occasion he illustrated the intellect
nal character of his religion in the fol
lowing manner A certain slave had
obtained a license Of the Baptists to
preach. He was holding forth in the
presence of many Of his colorcd brethren
ot one time, when he undertook to de-
scribe the process of Adams creation.
Said he, "When God made Adam he
stopped down, scraped up little dirt,
wet it little, warm it in the hands,
and squeeze it in the right shape, and
den lean it up against the fence to dry"
"Top dere," said our Universalist darkey.
"You say dat are the fust man ever
made" "Sartin," said the preacher
"Den," said the other, "just tell feller
whar dat ere fence come from -
"Hush said the preacher, "two more
questions like dat would spile all de fe-
ology in de world"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19

A late Irish paper gives an obituary
of one Mr.. Maurice O'Conuell, a cele-
brated shot, whose favS<ite amusement
was to shoot the little curs who rushed
out from the cabins to bark at him as
he drove along the road. AS he was
walking in the streets Of Tralee, one
day with friend, they espied luckles
tobacconist peaceably smoking his cigar
in front of his own shop door. "You
cant knock that fellows cigar out Of
his mouth" suggested his friend
"Can't l ?" said Maurice 4; "yOu shall
see." This time, unluckiIy, his aim wat
not as true as usual, for he carried away
the tip of the tObacconist's nose, and
had to pay fine of e4OO for the pleas
ure of performing the operation.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19
lForthe Highland News.

am composed of 26 letters
NV Is 90 l3 8 10 kind Of food
MY 45 6lO IL IL an animal.
NV l l6 2 Ia an instrument,
MY % IT 25 IL a kind OF drink.
My IS "a 30 IN color.
MY 10 10 IL 20 10 ~ isaStato
NV 2T IA 10 l3 Is town in Tufey.
My3 4 10 an exclamation.
Ny II 81 3 25 IL a river In Euope.
MY whole Is tha names of oung gentleman an
young lady in jackson Townshh who | think II a
reports true, will soon be oled in the holy bono
Of matrimony, ADDS DAUGHTER
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19
Practical Relipion

"Gail Hamilton has some original
and practical ideas of religion. We
wonder if there are many faithful "pro,
fessors" of her creed in America -
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19

During this time we do not recall but
six cannon lost to the Federal arms
the battery taken from Gen. Gillem, in
East Tennessee.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19

Oct. o-Ncar Winchester, by Sheilan.......... AOn
Oct. 22-At Little Blue River, by Pleasauton. 200
Oct 2j-At Big Blue River, by Pleasant tOu.... l. OOD
Oct 27Near the James, by Grant.............. 90
Oct 21Near Decatur, Ala, 10y Thomas.......... 1870
Nov A-At Jackson Miss" 10y Cuuby""""........ l7O
Nov 30-Near Stony Creek, by Gregg 100
Nov 10 to Dec l3Tn Georgia. by Shrrnlan...... OUO
Nov. IL to Dec. l3Gn Ca by sherman, negroes 1000
Nov. Goat Franklin by Thomas. 800
Dec. Is, l7-In Tennessee by Thomas ........ 0 900
In various fights in Virginia. Florida, Louisiana,
East Tennessee and Kentucky 700
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19
Noutb's Department.
[Rr the Highland News.

Fr the Highland NeWs.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of 20 letters.
NV Il II 10 3 was great orabr.
NV 90 causes us sometimes toerr.
NV 1877 I76 G is what the happywear.
NV l3 II Is one of the soldiers homes.
My7 IL "a oft brings MS tho n@s.
MY l2 2 l ls G 20 Is ono Of the tAngs that were.
NV 1 10 is better than never.
NV 1872 7l9 Is always on the mos.
NV 10 IB Is what killed my 10 II IL.
My whole Is he name Of a maj and the place where
he was sent last fall. NIX,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19

Answer 10 Enigma In last vets paper web, Coop
prs Baby ChNrade; Florent gale Wright.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19

Add to the above the sinking Of the
Albemarle, Florida, Sea King, (Semmes'
new privotecr,) and the capture of six
blockaders on the Texas coast, and as
many more in the Gulf and North Car
olina waters.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19
Recent Losses of the Rebels.

The following summary of the recent
losses of the rebels is made by the New
York Commercial Advertiser. 1t is
nearly correct, though there is an omis.
sion of the name of the rebel General
Oracle, who was killed in the trenches
before Petersburg:
CASNoS CAPTURED,
Oct 17Tn Shenandoah, by Sheridan .......,.......
Oct l9-Near Winchester, by sheridan. 20
Oct 22-At Little Blue River, by Plcasonton...... 2
Oct 2j-At Big Blue River, by Pleasnnton.........
Oct 2s-At Norristown, Tenn, by Gillian. G
Oct. 20--At Plymouth, N. G., 10y Navy. ......... 3j
Nov. 1t-At Decatur, Ala, by Thomas .... .......
Nov. 2l-At Jackson, Miss, by Canby..... ...... 2
Nov. 3O-At Stony Creek by Gregg. 2
Nov. 10 to Dec l3-ln Georgia, by Sherman. .... 80
Dec lG-l7-In Tennessee, by Thomas. zee. G1
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-01-19
4Odtu.
TIE vo1on OF THE ARMY.

r.,erbsdt 10 "TAe Soldiers Friend" Hon. Reuben E. Fem
..'..s.. ton, Jarnestoisn, Ne,0 York. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11
SheriF's sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued out of the District Court OF the Elrst Ju-
dcial District in and for Storey county, state OF
Nevada, upon decree for the foreclosure and sale
oTce tain mortgaged premises hereinafter
upon a decree ren,l, red in said Court on the oth
da- OF MAY, 1855, duly attested on the oth Gay OF
NAV 1855, and TO me directed and delivered on the
same day, ip favor Of VI. Korn and L. horn, CO.
partners under the name amt style Of Morn bros :
o ant!tls and against NJ Barnes and ;. Al barnes,
hls wife. James Spruance and John Spruance, ant
A. B. Paul. b. L. B isS, and W. II Baker, co-part-
nerS, under the name and style OF D: Paui u
Co defendants for the following s ms oi money,
to-wit. That the Sheriff. out Of the pro- eedS OF such
sale retain his fees and disbursements on sad 81
anil ous Of the pFOceeds of said sale to pay tne sum
Of Stsa al coafs and disbursements Qncudlng coun.
sci fees) with S9O Il paid taxes and " ~ ACCRUED
costs, and that after the payments aoresaiA the
said Sheriff out Of the proceeds OF SAID sale. pay
1rst-to A. B. Paul 4 Co., or their attorneys, IN"
sum Of 81 s3O with interest on 200 at the rate OF
i've per cent. per month from date OF JndSment uh-
til paid and sesoadoto k0rn Bros or tas5 5 att9r ,R
rate of four per cent per month until paid all pa q
In United States gold coin. The description and
particular boundaries Of the property authorized 10
the same can be aSeertalned from the complaint
filed in this cause, are as follows, VIZ: .
All that certain town lot situate on the lower part
OF Gold Hill, to-wit: Commencing at point where
the northwest corner will interSect the lot owned o
the Petaluma Company, and the Main street Of
Gold Hill; thence running southerly along the line
angles | essteriy two hundred feet to water ditch; /;
thence running northerly one hundred feet; thence
at angles to the place Of beginning, together
with the appurtenances, known as Barnes Hotel,
and all things thereunto belonging.
Notice Is hereby given, that on MONDAY, June
the 5th, 1865, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. y.
and O'Clock p ~, viz: at IL NJ OF that day. In front
OF the Court House DOORS In the city OF Virginia.
county OF Storey. State of Nevada, / will sell the
above described property at public aution TO Jaisfy
said Judgment and decree, interest," counsers fees.
costs and accrung costs, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, In United States gold coin:
j. c. CLARK,
Sheriff OF Storey county, Virginia.
By JOIN NJ. NEAL, Under Sheriff.
Virginia May 9. lS65---. --.- nlyl0 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11
Constable'S sale

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court Of Gold llll, storey
c0uuty State of Nevada, atteSted by W. y. Hal,
P 70 me directed and delivered for the satisiac-
lion OF Judgment in sail Court, rendered on the 18th
.y OF February A. D. l,6J, in iavoT OF hoFn Broth
e. and AGAINST Copiy ant Warren. for the sum Of
one Hanired snd Sixteen dollars, and forty-eisht
one hunireths, (Sll6 ~ ami costs, have this Stn
iIv of April l.5 levied on and taken into execution
Al tha rtghy ttla claim and interest OF said Judg-
Inent debtors Comfy and Warren, IN and 70 the to-
owing described property, to-wt: certain piece
~ parcel of iand consisting OF about one ID acre,
more or less situated IN American Flat, storey
county State OF Nevada, said LOT or parcel OF land
ss!nZ bouu4e,! on the nc=th bH house and lot
aned 5y c. SrotheT, on the south oy the mouse anu
%. saown ~ ;he WILLOWS, on theeas: BY the Amer,
csn Fiat Toll Road and on the west BY house and
lot occupied by II. White, on which piece or parcel
Q: lanl IS stone building 35X-0 feet, said building
being occupied by said Comfy and Warren, and be-
iuE formerly used as boarding house.
Notice is hereby given tSet VIII expose for sale 10
the highest bidder L. 5. gold coin, the said prop
s-ty or 80 much thereof VIII satisfy said Judgment
aud c1s,s In font Of the Justices Once Of Gold
Hll, STOREY county, State Of Nevada. on the Ilth
DAY OF MAY, A. D. lSS5, between the hours OF
Z O'Clock, NJ snI o'clock, 2 ~, viz; at O'Clock,
P ~ WM n BEEGAN,
Constable OF TODD Hill Township.
Dated at Gol,t Hill, April 2sth ls65, AZ the hour Of
O'Clock. =. VI. apr I'd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11
Constahle's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ou; OF tue Justices Court OF GU!l Hill, storey
.,Oluty STATE Of S-yalI, aIttStcl By W. Hal, J.
p 10 me directed and delivered, Tor the satisfaction
f Iutgment In said Court rendercd, on the - daS OF
NAV Ap i>5I. in tIvor vi Eugene BitnrE S %. anu
s,uins; the GO!tGn swan told AMI silver Mining
Company, for two huni7ei and ten and ,2-lup dol
.lrS ,SalI - amount Of Judgment, AMI eleven dol
lars SID costs ami acCruinS costs. have. this >th
CAV 0f NAV l>6J. levied on and taken in execution
IN the right title. claim and interest % said julS
.,,rnt debtors. tho GJI.en swan u. - = IL %, IN
AMI 10 IN. following described property. ;D-wtt: AL
,hsr certain quartz ledge, mining CLll1 ami ground
situated In American Fiat Mining District, storey
county State OF NsrIia. known lH.! designated ~
~ ledge and claim Of due Golden S"tn G. s y. VI.
o.. Dwnr-t and possessed By said company, consist
IN, OF ,wo thousand l2r0ol feet, more or less, on
waich i A clnnel two hundred Is"l feet, more or
,ess includIn. s Tish: 10 stream oi wGter running
sat OF SIl tunnel, AMI all improvements N anu on
said claim, being an extension Of the h-ltsmoFe
American claim.
S1tise IS hprrGy siven, that viii expose for sale,
N The highest and best bidder for L. 5. gold coin, the
asii property or 50 much thereof as Will satisfy SAID
ilig.nt and costs. in front OF the Justices ONCE,
Gold HIN, Storey county. State OF Nevada, on Mon
day, the 2ota day Of My, ~ D. ISIS, between the
honrs 0F y O'Clock n. aGi o'G,ocS P n; SLz I:
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dstsd AZ Gold Hill. Nay sth ls65, at the hour OF il
o'cIorS NJ mSS ii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11
Executors Sale.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN, THAT N
~ pursuance OF an order Of the District Court
Of the First Judicial District, in and for Storey
county, State of Nevada, made on the I'D day OF
April A. D. 1865, In the matter OF the estate Of
Frederick ~ Birge, deceased, the Undersigned
Executor Of said estate. will sell al public anetion
10 the hShest bidder for cash. subject TO confrlna
rion by said Court. on TUESDAY, the sixteenth
dav OF Nav. 4. D. ls65. at the premises (May-
nard's ri ckl in the town of Gold Hill, the fol-
towing personal property, to-wit: Stock Of
of Liquors, Bar Fixtures good will and lease OF
she saloon known as the Bank Exchange. Terms
OF sale. cash, on approval OF sale BY Probate
Court. Inventory Of stock, and further psrueu-
lars can be learned from the underslsned.
" A. II. BALL,
mv5 IA Executor estate F. A. Birge, decd.