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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-12

The Legislatures of twenty-six States have
ratified the Constitutional Amendment, and only
one other State is needed to complete the work.
The New Jersey Legislature meets on the lst
of January, and its first act after it is organized
will be to ratify the amendment.
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Very doubtful, we think.

Tennessee Legislature.-Nashvie,D Dec. s.
The bin allowing negroes to testify in the courts
was tabled to-day in the House by vote of
thirty to twenty seven. The defeat Of the bill
is mainly due to the loyal Radicals from East
Tennessee who voted against the measure almost
to man. The leading Conservatives voted for
the bill
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Second SunnIY.
STOLEN,

Just received, of Ladies FURS.
Dec IL, 1865 2t T. II. BREM
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PETER MALLETT,
General Commission and Shipping
. McrcInnuI

No. % North Water st, WILMINGTON, N. @.
Consignments of Cotton, Naval Stores Lumber
aud other Produce for Sale Shipping, respectfully
solicited. Liberal advances made when desired.
ga Orders accompanied with Cash promptly
executed.
Nov 81 1865. 3m
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II We are indebted to Mr. ". F. Whitehurst,
Messenger of the Southern Express Company,
for a copy of the Presidents Message in advance
of the mails.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-12

gv@ \ Mr.. Hoffman has been elected Mayor OF
New York, beating the Republican candidate.
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CORSET HOOP SKIRTS.
At T. II. BREMHS
Dec IL, 1865 1t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-12

ELECTIONS BY THE Observation-Disclosures
the past week Legislature elected several
State officers. as follows:
LIST Judicial Circuit-D A Barnes, Judge; NJ
II Eure, Solicitor.
I'd circuit-E Warren, Judge; w I Fair
cloth. Solicitor.
Sd circuit anl 9 Fowle, Judge.
4th circuit-R Gillian. Judge Thos Settle
Solicitor.
9Th crcuit-R P Buxton, Judge; Neill Mckay
Solicitor.
9th Circut-Anderson Mitchell Judge; L @
Sharpe. Solicitor. THE candidates for Solicitor
in this circuit were Messrs Sharpe, r p Warning,
G NJ I McCauey. d NJ Furches and Rufus Bar
ringer
7th circuit-W NJ Ship. Judge; W P Bynum
Solicitor
/ 9Th circuit-A Merrimon, Judge; David
Coleman Solicitor.
Sion H Rogers of Wake, was elected Attorney
General saml Phillips. The Attorney
Gen'I acts as Solicitor in the 3D. circuit.
Kemp p Battle of Wake. was elected State
Treasurer w Best of Greene, Sec'y of State
|. L. S. SENATORs.-Wm A. Graham and
John Pool have been elected by the Legislature
to represent North Carolina in the the Senate of
the L. States-the former for the long term the
latter for the short term. Coy. Holden did not
permit his name to be run.
The following Eentlemen have been elected
Directors of the N c Lunatic Asylum:
Br NJ f Arendel of Carteret; Joseph Keener
of Northampton; Isaac n Saunders Of Onslow;
Ii NJ Waugh Of Surry; r " Allison of Cabar-
rus; w II Wheeler Of Forsythe; Giles Leiteh
of Robeson; NJ L Holmes of Rowan; W Lane
of Wayne; y H Davis Of Halifax; A Nc
Lean of Harnett; Ruffn Williams, Henderson
\ Hodge, " D Jones and Wm S Mason, Of
Wake.
The Legislature has resolved to adjourn on
Healay. next to meet again on the first Monday
in February.
~ Il will be by the following proceedings, Of
The Mayor and Commissioners, that effort is be
made to put stop to the stealing and other depreda-
tons which have been going in this place for
time past 1t is important that the citizens heartily
cooperate with the Town authorities in their efforts to
preserve ordcr
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. 7, 1865.
At afs+2ting of the Board of Commissioners Of the
Town Ok harlotte held this day-present. H NJ Prtch-
ard Mayor; w 4 Williams. Fl NJ Phelps, G Hiker. D
Barnlardt c Burroughs, Commissioner
It was ordered, That the Town Constable proceed
at to enroll all the white male citizens, OF the
Town of Charlotte between the ages of Is and 60 years
for Patrol as authorized in the Town Charter, and as
soon said lists completed, said Patrol to be or
dered by the Mayor each night for duty until all
have served or till the necessity no longer exists
Complaint having been made to the Board relative
. TO cotton stealing, at
Ordained. That it shall not be lawful for any citizen
or dealer in this Town to buy loose cotton III the
day or night time without satisfactory and legal proof
from the party offering for sale that the said cot
ton had been fairly and legally obtained Any viola
ton of this ordinance to subject the party violating
same fine at the discretion OF the Mayor
WY ~ H NJ PRITCHARD, Mayor.
I. w. DEWEY Town Clerk.
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DISBURSEMENTS.

Financial Report Of the Treasurer of tie Torn Of
Charlotte, under the Provisional Board of Commits
sioners appointed by HIS Excellency W ". Holden,
Provisional Governor, from June 81, 1865, to end Of
fiscal year Dec. /, 1865
The Provisional Board of Commissioners levied
the following Taxes for the year 865.
On each Poll 81 carriages and watchesal per
cent on value on harps and pianos of per cent
on value merchants, manufacturing establish
ments, pedlars, keepers of hotels, insurance agen
c1es chartered out of the State, singers, Ethiopian
Ministries, each tax of SlO organ grinders,
&c, S. every livery stable, theatrical company,
company exhibiting animals. $40; every bill
lard table, bowling alley drays with more than
horses, $50; every circus company, additional
bowling alley under same roof $50; every two
horse omnibus Sl5 on every four-horSe omnibus,
on every dray drawn by or horses, on every
stud horse or jackasS standing In-town, each tax
of S25 on every dog ST. on every bitch s..
The taxes thus levied amounted to (as per Tax
List furnished the Tax CoIector) sl,o59 rs.
The Treasurer has received for the Town of Char
lotto from all sources as follows:
From Riddle, Tax collector,
For listed taxes collected 1868, s3r4 10
r - unlisted a. /" 494 90
fines 60 Oo-- ss6s 10
From note, endorsed by Board of
Commissioners and discounted
by National Bank, Charlotte, 2,o0o 90
Making total receipts by Treasurer S2,86s 10
Out of above, disbursements have
been made as follows:
For STREET Work.
Paid S. l.. Riddle for freedmens work,
oversecrs, material, &c, 1871 80
CONTINGENT EXPENSES,
Paid for burial of two children, So 90
= Dick for ringing bell to Sept |, 90
Cruise, drayage, 3 90
=. W J Yates, for printing SO So
for cleaning walk in yard 10 so
d" ferris for moving dead COW, 90
- J6 Moore, repairing @. House, ii 90
I" " Sorey, act. for Engine, / SO
carrying woman and children
to Poor House, 3 90
% Elias Cohen for Leather and
Cotton Cards !lT7
Z" Premium small change, Is
II" Collectors com. 1888 10, AZ IS
" All Creswsll, whee harrow, &c, IL 90
!, I" Waring Britton, advertising, II 90
d" Blaekwelder, Town work, 80 90
J Mannan 80 90
Bloom 40 90
" Dick, e" 399
Blackwelder 20 90
. II II Pritchard, advances for
Town, ls47s
" Kuck &c HiIkeT, supplies. for
Town, $40 90 w
INTEREST AccoUET.
| Paid Ist Nat Bank interest and
stamps on loan of 2,ooo 81 80
Leaving balance in hands of Town
Treasurer, 1923 sO
s2,s6s 10
ALL which is respectfully submitted
Dec IL, 1865, Town Clerk and Treasurer
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OBITUARY.

In CASTOR county, Nov 2lst, Mary Harriet, infant
daughter of Rev B L and L Beal aged nearly l3
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Financial statement

Of THE TREASURER OF THE TOWN OF
CHARLOTTE FOR THE YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER LIST, 1865.
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Statement Of Topn Treasurer from Dec. LIST, 1864 to
June eth, 1865, up to the close Of the COntederGcy:
RECEIPTS.
To bal in hand Dec |, 1864, G S Notes, 81 ,O47 II
" amount borrowed from \ Harris 900 90
L" - " T w Dewey & 406 40
" amount of dividend N Z Mil Institute, 1900 90
. amount from J Wiley, tax collector l62 80
|. $7,ll6 60
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid Wiley commissions on $l62 So, SIS IL
coupons G Military Institute bonds, As 90
{" Town Guard, Dec /, ga, to March '65 3, liz so
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Paid Bcrryhill for Buckets, lo+ 90
Williams for Engine work 10 90
" Koopmann Phelps for Buckets II so
d" J H Carson fire ticket so
o." cash for cleaning Engine IS 90
b ' Orr for rent Engine House, 1864, 500 90
Street Expenses, amounts 10 various per-
sons for work &c, 46S 90
Contingent Expenses, for Police Badges,
small pox, tents for hospitals collins &c, 1928 90
New Cemetary Expenses, for labOrers, All 90
S7,Il6 CT
Amount of debt due by the Town in Con-
federate money at the close of the Gov
eminent of the Confederate States, Ss,l47 80
T. W. DEWEY, Town Treas.
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All of which is respectfully submitted,
THOS. w. DEWEY,
Dec II, 1865. Town Clerk and Treasurer
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-15
0yhr 0yastaliaM efonnt.
rnE TWO VILLAGES.

Over the river on tho hill. i'
I.icth village white aud still; Ut"f.
All around Il the forest trees Hta
Shiver aud whisper in the breeze;
Over Il sailing shadows 20
OF soaring hawk or screaming crow,
And mountain grasscs, low aud sweet
Grow in the middle Of every street.
Over tho river, under the hill, 30.
Another village lieth still
There | see IN the cloudy night
Twinklng stars of household light,
Fires that CLEAN from the Smithy's door,
Mists that curl On the river shore;
And in the roads. no grasses grow,
For the wheels that hasten too aud fro.
In that village on the hill,
Never is sound OF smithy or mill: Iers
rhe houses were thatched with grass and flow
Never clock To tell the hours;
The marble doors are always shut,
You cannot enter in hall or hut;
All tho village licth asleep;
Never grain 90 SOW or reap;
Never in dreams to moan or sigh,
Silent, aud idle, and low they lie.
In that village, under the hin,
when the night is starry aud still,
Many weary soul, in prayer
Looks 70 the other village there's
And weeping aud slghing, longs to 60
Up to that home from this below;
Longs TO sleep by the forest wild
Whittier have gone wife and child,
And hesreth PRAYING, this answer fall
"Patiencel that village shall hold ye all!'
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MATRINONY.

couple sat beside the fire,
Debating which should first retire.
The husband sportively had said,
"wife, you should go and warm the bed"
"Inever will" she quick replicd;
''I did SO once, and nearly died."
"And will not" rejoined the spouse,
With irmcr tone and lowering brows.
And then war Of words arose,
Continuing till they nearly froze,
When both grew Inute--and lowering higher
Around the family glimmering fire, H
They trembled DER the dying embers,
As tho the ague had seized their members,
Resolved, like heroes, ne'er to yield,
Hut force each other from the field.
And thus this once fond loving pair
In silence shook and shivercd there,
Till overy spark of fire was gene,
And cocks were growing for the dawn;
When all at once the husband said,
"WiGe, hadn't ,re better 60 10 bcdG"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-15
NEW BOOKS.

lar. HAMILTON, , a few days since retilraed ffom
1.-The East, with large supply Of Drugs, Aedi-
cines Notions, sew Books, dc. Among the large
stock Of new publications, which may be found al
the Drug Store, are the f0llowings i1se soy
''Southern History OF the War; Battle Field o
the South" BY an English Combatant. With wa
Maps. 9,fsIssar 5ii ~ t s,f1aI tzl gafvl.-sJ
tfThree Months inthe Southern, States by
Lieutenant Colonel Trenantle. aulLaIf 5'gE
"Inez: Tale Of the AlaniO." J}y Augusta j.
Evans, author of t.Buehh.H lis sftr.. -r 81.
HThe Black Plume Rifles" BY Mary A. Howe.
Battle Fields Of Our Fathers" by Virginia
u. Townsends .Hr ~. ir7.fs5 81 s-n
''Leaves from the Diary Of an Army Surgeon
BY Thomas 7. Ellis NJ. p. ~a.i.L,8 f7t. -yiao.z
Lectures ON the PentRteuch, by Rev. John Cam
ming, d. ID. rrsstese 3 .l.ls3i .ls.f
IooAD NoTIcE.-NStlec is hereby given that
IL the commissioners Of Wood County have
grlnted 4 view and survey upon petition for a
fFon the southeast eornef of the vest half 81 the
southwest quarter OF seetien 80, town north,
range ~ east, and running from thence north
eastery course, until Il nersssts tke qsarlersec-
ton line dividing the southwest quaFtsy of said
Section "a. thence nerth along said line laa stake
near tile northwest corner 81 ssid seetioa tlenee
a northwesteFly course 10 a hickory elm tree, on
| the line between Sections 81 and "a; from thence
north westerly course uhtil II iuterseets County
road al an angle in said road on the section line
between SECTIONS n and 2S of said town and
range, and there terminate; and that the viewers
and Gideon Jones, Surveyor, will nleot at The
house of Enoeh iieistaBd. in Ferry township. Wood
/ county, Ohio, ON the 26th day Of February, 81
| within Eve days, thereafter, 10 view and survey
| the same. tA MANY PETiflONbRS,
Perry TOEnshp, Jau. 2l, 1855. Sod
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Losh RlIIIngs, Prnyer.

From I'll many friends, aud from things
At luce ends, Good Lord deliver us
From wife who don't luy Us, and from
children Who don't look like Us, Good Lord
deliver lis -.f..-g g.. ~
From snax in tile grass, from nails in our
butes from torchlito professions, and from
alt nu rum, food Lord deliver MS!
From pack peddlars. from yuns folks in
lux, from old aunts without mluiy. aud kol-
era nIorbis, Good Lord deliver iIsl
From wealth without charitcc,. from
pride without sence. from pedisrecs worn
ont, ami from all rich relashuns, Good Lord
deliver us
From ii,lsepapir sells, and from pills that
amt isick. from females who FAINT. and
men who latter, Good Lord deliver us! '4.
From virtue without iragrance, from but
ter that smells, from nigger kamp-moetngs
and from cats that are cJurtin, Good Lord
deliver Us! d"
From other folks sekfets, aud from our
own, from omeils, and moguns and wini'
min committees, Good Lord deliver Us! ie
Froni polytioians who pfa, an from
saints wlle tiPP'e, from ri ootge, red herr
rings and grass widlers, Gupl i,prd deliver
Us! ,os -..ag tta ~ .3,
From folks who wcu't laH,, and from thcn
who gigssisg fsfAn tiso blftes, easy virme,
aud ram muticBl Gool Lord deliver Us.
Amen.
TnErSBfEa--Thefe is something l0vely
ia the naue. and its ntteTanco rlHely fails
to call ap the warm affections 0i ihe gentle
heart Tho thoughts that circle rohind IL are
all aniot beautiful andsPure. The hopes
aud fears of love, those streffs ennlions,
powerful enough 10 shatter ind extinguisli
life itself, find 10 home there, The bride is
She star, talisrnan Of the hcai I. tho dinnsnSsl
above all price, bright and blazing ia tiIe
noonsllay sun; a sister. the gem of inilder
light, calm as the mellow nioour and set in
corolet OF pearls. - 3- tH
WHY is the letter "a the most charitable
lctieiY Because It is found oliehe than any
..iLn. lnlil.r IN Mdninl, l.no.ln
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-15

Two lovers like Tie two halves Of di.
vided hank note, however widely separated
always correspond with each ufher.
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Four-Horse Power Corn Shelter
and Cleaner.

WE have lust received one Of Wilder, Robin
w ins,.i < Co.'s Power Corn Shelters and
Cleaners. This machine has been used but o
short time, and is in good order for immediate use.
Its capacity is from 600 to 900 bushels per day.
Its construction is simpls and very durable--has
not n coe-wheel about It. One advantage 1t has
over other Power Shelters is in the pernlanency,
size and durability Of the teeth--being very large
and made solid in the cylinder. II does not she'll
against rest, but entirely By friction. Tue cylin'
der is not nearer the case than four inches conse
oueptlv If a stone, or piece Of iron, any hard
substance, gets into the machine when Running, u
does not injure Il but presses II In among the co1'
and passes out with them, without injury. Thi'
machine can be bought for half the cost Of new
machine at present prices. ,,,
Perrysberg, Jan. Is, 1865. i SSy
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TOLEDO, OHIO

rTHIS, LARGE AND SPLENDID ESTAB-
Il LlSIIMENT is the most extensive and finest
Gallery in the city Of Toledo. Its patrons em-
brace the elite and fashion of the city and Pho
tographs from this House are pronounced by cv-
erybody to be superior TO any others ever made in
Toledo.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-15

Why is the letter "oH tho most charitable
Lottery Because It is found ollene. than any
other letter in "doing good"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-15

HH ~ fe brtar Fte sHdi
aa vfs 'lae. ~ ..tsia BIS. Ir
sya,T aseai H -- Of s+ts
.trsai ~abGT ~. ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-15

A wise man takes all adyersities and mis-
fort6cs as blessings 10 disguise. lie laughs
and is always happy, while The poor eom'
planning sinrleton fancies happiness 70 cou'
sist in iplv bicasnre, and never hnds II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11
Alpha Gold Hin Mining Company


Jas Durham, balance. Zl9--- ---f.s.-.-f -
By order Of the Board Of Trusteea
WM L. HALE. sec'y,
Gold HILL April 25, lsR5. apps I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


jackson Gold and silver Mining
COMMUNICATIVE Is hereby given. that in &C.
cordarce with the laws Of the State OF Nevada
and the bylaws of the company. there will be
sold a, public auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the
third day Of May next, at o'clock ?. NJ, at the
compsli's Office, on Main street, Gold Hill. Ne
yads, so many shares OF the capital stock Of the
above named company. standing in the names OF
the following persons on the books OF the compa-
nv as will De necessary 10 pay all assessments due
thereon. together with costs of advertising sale
and transfer, to-wi,:
NrHles. CsrtS. No. de- Z S6s. imt :.
ali BAILEY .lO.lIl2l3li.. s.. Si4 IS
Patk Mcneil ..9S, lJ3 Ill, 1911. .lO.--.3o
= Ia habit 40. $50 :.
las Percival. Go. Isl ia l3.i4 .20....75 e.
w " Bishop ......l2I3.H. -l5.--.59 25
Bishop s. APPerson
l4aI43 5 ....12I3,l. IS. .l3l .
A Stephens Ills ...---2l3 H.. D bal Is 30
Wilson .-53,d.55
IiS .---.. 1914 %. .62 so
Geo Hawkins. .aI.lI9 ........ l3li- TO- IS
IA Curtis 9o,l0l,l54 ---.-.-. 1914. 30. .,I5
B McGlinn- log, $50 ------- l9Li ~ oaI - 20
James Meagher- loo ------.. 1911. D. L ~
P E Woodward 47,4s
59,sls2 $50 S----.---..ii 80. -ll2 50
JH Wales. -, los. l52. .--..-::.:l T. ~ --.23
Bish -lio .lO:ll y ISI4-- .o---'+4 %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11
TIMER AND RI ,ViRTuE .oE AN ACT

Notice. 1-s
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT
u of the Legislature of the State Of Nevada,
entitled IAN Act TO provide for the payment OF
the Outstanding Warrants of Storey county, ap'
proved February Il, 1865, sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned, directed to him
a. his office In the Medan Building, at the city Of
Virginia, for fifteen days subsequent 70 the publ
cation Of this notice, for the purchase and re-
demption of outstanding warrants OF the county
of Storey The bids must be accompanied by
the warrants Upon the saturday next following
after tha ,ex plration of the said fifteen days
to wits On the 13th.day Of May. 1855 the Board
of County Commissioners the County Auditor
and County TTeasur' will open said sealed pro
posals In the office of the latter and the bills will
be accepted in accordance with the terms of the
aforesaid Act, and an Act anendatory thereof, ell.
titled: An Act TO amend an Act entitled an Act
to providefor the payment Of Outstanding War
rants Of Storey county approved March 3, 1867
Attention IN called TO section OF the Act as
amended, which reads 81 followg: Section Of
the Act of which this is amendatOry Is hereby
amended so as TO read as follows: Section 6 All
outstanding warrants Of said county are hereby
divided into two classes: all warrants Issued
pror'to the 25th day Of July, A. D. 1864 shall be
deemed the frat class, and all issued subsequent
to that date shall be deemed the second class. In
the consideration Of any bid or bids made In pur.
suance Of the provisions Of this Act the County
Commissioners shall give preference to bids on
arst class warrants over and above the lowest DID
on second class warrants, Of Fifty cents on the
dollar; taking the principal and interest OF the
second class warrant or warrants named In such
lowest bid as q basis upon which 10 compute the
fifty per centum.'" E. A. FARGO,
Rp26td County Treasurer.
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 n, Justices Court of Gold Hill. so.
rev county = lie of Nevada. attcstrd by W. \.
Hall, ]. p 80 :.e directed and delivered for the
satisfaction of Judgment In said Court rendered
on the 22l day of April A. D. 1865, in favor Of
Marlette & Hunt, and Against the Major Gold
and Silver Mining Company, for SlI5 o. amount
of Judgment, and SO 25, costs Of suR, together
it'll accruing COSTS have this 2Sth day of April.
1865, levied on and taken 10 execution all the
right. title, claim and interest of said Judgment
debtors the Major q. and $. NJ. 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 desig.
mated a. the ledge and claim OF the Major &.
and S. N. Co., owned and possessed by said
company, consisting Of 400 (fOur hundred fee),
said claim commencing AT the south end of the
old Laboring Company's claim, and running
southcrly four hundred (4O0) feet said claim ly'
ing las per notice Of location Of the same, record
ed iu the mining records Of Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict) east OF the Yellow Jacket claims, on which
claim is an incline shaft two hundred (2O0) feet,
more or less, in depth; also, all the improve.
ments. tenements and Entertainments in and on
said claim, or to It in any wise belonging.
Notice ID hereby given, that ! vii! expose
for SALE to the highest bidder. for L. S. gold coin,
the said property or so much thereof AS will salts
fy said judgment and costs, IN front OF the Jus:
tees Office in Gold Hill, Storey county, State a
Seyada on THUR-DAY, the 18th day of May,
A. D, 1865, between the hours Of l. o'clock, NJ and
o'clock, z. ~, viz; AZ o'clock ?. NJ
WIN II. BEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill April,2s, 1867, at the hour
I'll O'Clock, AN APPS III