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TiDISGs FROM TUE TELEGRAPH
FLELT.
The Rri,Ish Ncr steamer Ter ible,
Snnknn hY a -chooncr-rhR { nlle huoNrd.

Aspg Blb, Aug. IA large vessel move in dght
atsx o'clock this morning. At this hous, hal-9est
aiuo 0'cocJ ehe H. within four mllo' OF the shore
r. Sssc.c seen rally dying hom her.
GEooSp rRpATcu.
n ar Contu', aug. 1i-r.d Apg EiE Aug. IS.
- to .ca,oaer Inst Fruit, from DAra.n, lrdyed in
Ia,bo. zee Go7found and, this no'nInS. sho
La os t,e ionowins olor
"On he Sch Of Augu,t, at four O'Clock in o morn
iue ,aw the steamship eat Ea':era and hs Bii'i,h
wag t,cemer TotILe. a. riI o'cosk in the morning
,av a c,,cn-buoY win HISS upon IL ma he Is ,o.
lcsst 'G.e,t Ta.tern, Number i've Tire Great
Eastern .ul Inc Terrible wero then about tive ME.
,oathcrt from the beacon buoy The weather was
Quite to,ty At this time. The Iigst frh; then aid
her o1.sis 10 he mast, and hoistrd beg ensign, At
noon the Terrible came near the ti.st t,ut ana re-
beacon bgov. Ihc Terrible reported that tie cable
irIs partst on the "a u AuJusi.
mo p,,itlon of tho leacoH bloy by the sccount Of
tho Us rruit. was In latitude 5l.4l north onstuic
| Is Tbs weather here ms morning Is quite mid,
| but lhick log p,eyalls.
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o. tho Tsh Inst, Judge ABEL d livcred . charge
10 tie NV leans Granl Jurv, REGARDING the
proper course 10 pursue toward the freedmen. He
characterized the rrecinen's Bureau as being
really iuimieal to the w@Ale .. n. nesroe'' 'or
tao reason that ~ hAsltnS 10 regulate TIC prict
which employers shall pay Tor labor, and by Ills
me-ns encourages the freedmen 10 lcai life 4
'dlcness aud vasranoy. On Ills sutject Judso
AnFL ssysi
Labor must regulate itref mon the meritori-
Gus conduct Of lstOrc.s. l. .he masr OF these poo
pie can be induce 20 remain a. their old homes
whore thoy are comfortable, have = pure air IN
breathe, and their mor-ls protected, tncy vol /
have more ready cash nj the end VI tie year tLsn
by drifting from place TO place"
The subject OF negro suffrage is also touched
upon In the Judges charge, and his views will
doubtl 90 attract The attention Of the Radicals,
by whom thoy will he pronounced mousrcIs i.l-
lIcies. His Honor says:
There 10 = class Of politicians among us who
seem 70 think thoir political merits 10 dis ov-
cred, Understood and app cciAtod by the colored
people only. They induce many o. them 70 be-
heve that all they nov require 10 make them great
aud happy, 10 TO be admit ed to The right OF iran-
chise. This creates discomfort With these gen.
usmen I differ. am of the mind that II the color.
ed race advance in knowledge civilization oi
| wealth, II will be by honest conduct, faithful,
| constant and persevering Industry. And this
believe 70 be the Language Of tho true fienis OF the
| ooored man. Tho respectable apd well behaved
| among them In the city Of New Orlcaus have &C.
| quired their properly aud standing IN that way
aud not by voting. II admitted to the bsllot-boK
they would DO hord,d TO the polls u vote Tor ta
| vorite OF ihelr employ ere, and II my prcnStos
correct, these politicians would be gfA7sly disnp
poipt anu should 70 well satisfied II they re, civ
| ed one vote Of a hundred.
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Thursday, August ~.

NAHHiN1tpN Aus TO-
The President has made the blowins appoint.
monu Newton Edvards to he Governor aud ES'
oe,c,o Superintendent Of Indian AfArs Of DASots
Territory, and Eirard %. Taylor 10 be supehntsnt.
ent of Indian Affairs for tho Northern superin.
tendency.
Moor General Curtis, Brigadief Cenor, II. H.
slbiey. Henry W, Rsid and Oran GUERNSEY, have
been .ppoin,ed Commissioners to neTotiaio Atresy
or ties with the several tnbes Of siou1 and Chey.
onns Indians.
Ex-senator Of the United States. BENJAMIN fi1-
patrick, formerly Of Alabama hes. among others Just
been p,idonod by President johnson
All the ,olaicu nov in the field, with the sinss
exception Of lhoee In the military division under
Cen. II, dan. have, within few days, ben PAID 10
10 and Including the SJ.h OF June last; AID, ioi
sheridan, department, over ten millions OF dollars
we're sent Two weeks 40 TO the piynAster., With
which to set,le all demands AGAINST the Govcrnm mt.
So too in tue Wet and far wet. including Caliiot
mia h.yp te -epuirsd funds teen forwarded " pny
the dGot OF 'he .olIic's.
or the frft day ct MAY lsst there veTc more than
one million Of sodicIs sc'uslly In the Ice u TIE
nllcd States Since then, at least five hnnG ID
thcts md hs,c tecn rrststed out sni I'd CT shs
aboi. two hundred Thousand mo4e arc ell .r e. ioi =
o. vsiiur 10 tc ru.tssed oat At tee var,us sta.c
rendezvous. only too tcriueats OF thia emo. mons
auay have ibilod 10 receive thtE pay vi "a -esson-
abe y onpincs-
Secretary sswali has asAiu len the CITY fcr C'-s
Ma, b. 'hc steamer. Lie physirGn deemiag th.t
tea voyWc would be bcue jcial 70 his bts'th.
The triAl Of Captain Wirtz BE-. rrsin tecr PIT.
poned. There a.e several chrryes snd tpscidoatiois
upon one Vi rai,n 81" prosecution viii lsc he, a. no
prope. time as The oac ulon which IL viii ba.e tt,
uiai.
| d1Jor General Hooker Is rsde Mfor General IN
the iesul.r army. Ills couuiisson igad,ct Goa-
cal Va 'he REGULAR army ja.od from An'ie'sm.
TAe e,cp,s az tho Internal Revenue Bureau .o-
day We, Si,4JLCVo.
HoghO n. C5atar, Conmie.oncg of Ennis ~ IN,
has h,va appoin. "a Acting Assistant Secretary o.
| stac dunno IN" i.laoa' u frederick W Seward.
| An unusual, .srre number o. yiai;or, we're ~ tbs
Executive Mansion to-day. Many o. them hal L., 80
~ wGi'ins ior u.l,o nan tho. hours; wren about
ono cloo2 the door thrown oHcu, and all srrA
! rdnt'cd {, the .oOm OF tie Prtsilo1. At the ,ama
ne. Ihe throng dlied the apartment, and croh-o,
| upon MIN in An iuoAcufAhe manner. Most OF their
busincss Wa Of a trivial character Several p'ou.-
nent souhcrneu had come 70 procure TIC Executive
signature 70 tho,r papers ior pardon but they WI
. have 10 wait 70 their turns.
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Pen Portrait of n Politician.

JUpos KELLEY, . member Of Congress from
Pennsy lvanA, hss published long letter exposing
tie rssca ties OF ssos CAsrEoS. whose Dor
trait he draws 80 follows;
For more than thirty years hsv- watched the
tortuoI q career Of this man, and have never soon
reason to abandon my FIRST -press on OF Lis en- Ar
GcIer Whether acting with h Democrate the
Know Notbing. or the Republieta party, for he has
IL turn dsgrseed them ALL be has yer been fall
b. his criminal inst lcis. He has underworld to
turn them all to prot .allc account His amt ition
4, sordid and psudsrs to his evsri ,e and measures
hoaors by tue psramE'es ttoy ernosc TO his crasp.
lie L.. no confidence In the people, and Is aware
t4s they dstrust him. Ills speech OF Thursday
evening was not charsctcristic OF him, for he 9
prone to the use nj instruments. His habit 10 W
point out the itleito, but 70 employ another hand
10 drive 10 home. Although Al Ecuve participant
IN tho politics Of his country and state for moro
than half . century, during which long period he
has pursued the profits " Office, OF jobs, Of con
tracf, with eager aud coSseesE sssiduity, he has
never dared 70 permit his name to be presented TO
the people q county or SAlo as candidate lor an
elective office. He crawl. TO the feet Of the APP
pointlrg power. He not who may bo
king, 80 that he may "still be Vicar Of Bray"
sud 20 that end he chaffcrs and corrupts weak aud
needy members of Conventions and the LeGislA.
lsture OF both parties.
The above may also be taken - pretty sceu-
rate description Of other politicians, specimens OF
which are found in and around the City Hall OF
Ns9 Yg!k.
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JED. Dnvi-'s Family in A,bar..
mo Albany JornsAI, Of Tues Law evsa.u,, s

The Albany JoUHsAL, 81 TUESDAY even.nr, saws;
Three children y JET, Davis arrived hers this
roorning on tho s.. John, stopped at the Dsnyau
House for q few hours, ami len on tie RENSSELAER,
snd Saratoga R.ilrosd ior Montreal, There werc
tw, sons and . Gaugher, Younger The ramcs e
the sons were jefferson rnu W liam They were
accompanied IS the mother OF Ms. Dlyi', white
servant sirl, and mau servant. A arge crowd
was attracted 10 The pfav-n House, where q lite "a
Iisyustng scene took pla.e, number Of " men
went IN, sud amd tic most tNtrlyagant pr .cS-
sons OF delight and Affection, repeatedly kissed
the Oh ldren. wn!lc ,he chi dreu should not be
held accountable Tor tie deeds OF their father
there 10 cepainy noth!ny In them nor their parents
that entities them 30 any re,Luar Manifestations Of
rogs d, over hundreds OF respectable children OF
loyal p.roltSge.
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Tbsrs Is reasonable ground for hope, therefore,
that Ne Great Eastern will return with suitable
appliances raise the cable, splice il again, and
eomplc's The enterprise IN triumph. Bus :. will
require several weeks 10 demonstrate this qucs-
ton. The Great Eastern sailed for Englsnd on the
sIh instant and is probably a, Liverpool, or some
other commercial city, BY this nmo. Probably Il
viii require two or hres.weeks 70 prepare the
necessary mschtnsry, Sc much longer 70 hunt up
the cable, aud itsir, therefore, DO the middle Of
September before We shall hear the FINAL decision
concerning the 80 10 not 70 be" Of TIE present
ocean telegraph
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The Wheat Crop OF virginia.

Too Richmond VINO OF Monday contains tho
following;
The wheat crop In the valley il said 10 be good,
but In every other portion Of the S.ste II is com
plete failure. The grain Is defective from the ef-
ects OF rust aud exposure to the constant rains Of
the past ten months: AID. ~ addition, tie qlan.
THY OF cheat, cockle aud ouion is unusualy large
SGD EEicss " wv ~, W pas. in-CaE eoG'
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TPR.IBLE ACCIDENT.

Ccllislea on the iiou-utonic haifoad near
n 'nss,naer Car-Seven People Killed
aud rle ven Injured.
Bridegroom, Aug. 10 A frishtiul railroai disaster
occurrod mi, morning, on tho Houeaionic Rve' Rau
.VsI AAlxts. lclsaI tTsin RAs SEM T he Apu.a.
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harding a % 10 e. sod the better Qualities from
50 20 10 " S5 per b, sLel. Toe money value OF
the crop 10 the State, excepting TIE shonhndoah
Valley, Of which section We know nothing exc ps
upon unreliable reports. will noi be more than ops-
n Nentieth of TIA. a 1870
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
Public Sale.

will sell on the I'd day Of December, 1865, the
following property belonging to the Estate Of the
late Joab P Smith, decd, viz: One Tract of Land
3 miles from town, adjoining the lands of Col A
Young, VI d Johnston, Reid and others, containing
one hundred acres more or less; Twenty FIVE Of
which is in cultivation, balance wood land IA M
improved Town Lots lying in Smithyille,
Two Horse Wagon,
! Buggy and Harness,
Cow and Calf,
/ Horse, Farming Utensils,
Sett of Carpenter Toels,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
Metal Syrup Mill.
All those indebted to said Estate are requested to
come forward and pay up, am anxious 10 settle the
Estate as soon as possible.
L. II. SMITH, Executor.
Nov 10, 1865 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28

The SPRNo Session, 1866, will begin on Monday
January lst, and continue 20 weeks. Competent
teachers engaged in the several departments.
aud confidently appeal to the liberal public for
a generons patronage.
RATES PEA SEssIos--Board, exclusive of lights
$50; Tuition, Including Latia and Singing, Slb'
$40 or SIS; Piano Lessons, SIS; Use of Piano 81
TERMs.-Board money payable in advance; the
remainder at the close of the Session. Pupils re-
ceived at any time, and charged accordingly.
For further information, address
Rev. 8. LANDER, A. NJ,
Nov 20, 1866 Lincolnton, N. O.
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will sell on the premises, on Saturday the 9th
day of December on twelve months credit, the Mill
and Plantation Twelve Mile Greek, in Union
county, containing 800 acres, belonging TO the
Estate of Matthew Phifer, decd formerly known as
the William Houston place There is valuable Bot
tom and Meadow Land on the Tract; also Gold Veins
running through the Tract, it being adjoining the
Davis and Phifer Gold Mines. The undersigned
will show the property to those wishing to look at
II B. F. HOUSTON, Bx'r.
Nov Is, 1865 ztpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
10 the Citizens Of Charlotte and the
Surrounding Country:

Do not forget me you want your Buggy or Wagon
repaired, new ones made. 1t will be to your in
terest 10 come to the Red House, Mint street, OPP
posite the Presby teran Church. where you will find
the undersigned ready and willing to do your work
have the best of dry material. / want you to try
certainly please you if you can be
pleased. A. II. CRESWELL.
Nov 20 1865 I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
DESIRABLE MANDATORY
AND
REAL IL STATE SALE.

THE ROCK ISLAND WOODEN MILLS,
Situated on the Catawba River, in Necklenburg
county, North Carolina, containing six complete sets
Of wooden machinery, made by A. jerks 4 Son,
Bridesburg, Pa, the best machine manufacturers in
the United States. Most of il new and all of il in
perfect working order; will be sold at public aue-
ton, at the square in the town of CHARLOTTE, on
Tuesday, the 18th Of December
next, at IL O'Clock a m.
The mill site contains twenty acres of land and
water, and upon it ~ Is cottages for opera
tves The machinery is propelled by four reaction
is the failing Caawba River, and is sufficient
to operate an indefinite amount Of machinery. In
connection with the Mandatory, will be sold
A Tract Of Land,
In the immediate neighborhood, known as the Stowe
tract, containing two hundred and seventeen acres.
This Mandatory needs extended eulogy from
us. Its reputation and Its fabrics are Familiarity
known from the Potomac to the Trans Mississippi.
At the same time and place will be sold
Two Valuable Plantations
In CASTOR county; one conteins two hundred and
forty acres, lying the South Catawba River, one
mile and half from the Rock Island Mills. known
as the McLain tract. The other situated the
river about one mile aud half from the former
and about three miles from the Factory, containing
four hundred and ninety acres, known as the Loner
gan tract Both these tracts of land are improved,
with comfortable farm buildings, and are in good
state ofeultivation.~
And at the same time and place will also be sold,
The Three Centre Store Rooms
In the granite row building in the town of Charlotte
n @. These store rooms are three stories high be-
sides a basement, and the most eligible business
sites in the thriving town of Charlotte.
The term of co-partnership Of the present pro-
pretors expires the lst day of January 1866 and
this property is to be sold for the purpose Of diyi
sion.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
YOUNG, WINSTON Il ORR.
Nov 6, 1865 ct
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Situation Wanted.

Iwant a situation as Tanner. Can take charge
of Tannery run by steam or in the ordinary way.
Have had 80 years experience in the business. The
bes, of reference can be given. am n native OF
North Carolina. Apply to address me at Char
lotte, n. G. ". r. WINDLE.
Nov 6, 1868 -
Columbia PhnniI copy time, and fOr~Ard'bin
TO this office.
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AYERS CHERRY PBcroRI
SONS or Temperance.

LINcoLyToy, Y. c., Nov. ], 1861 q
The Grand Division of N Sons of Temperance,
will meet at Jacobs Fork Division, Caawba county,
on the 9th of December next, at o'clock, r. M. All
W P's in good standing, whether their Divisions
are in operation or not, earnestly requested 10
attend. r. ~ DAVIS ". SCRIBE.
North CaroiinG papers please copy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
PUBLIC SALE.

| will sell the late residence of the Rev. Henry
n. Pharr deceased, on Tuesday, the 5th day of
December next. all the personal property belonging
to the Estate of said deceased consisting of Horses,
Mules, Cows and Hogs, Corn, Fodder and Hay,
two horse Wagon, Carriage and Harness, J. Bog
gy, | Piano, / Mefodean, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Implements, and number OF
articles not here enumerated.
A. D. PHARR,
Nov 20, 1866 Administrative.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28

Generals Kirby Smith and John d. Imboden
passed through Alexandra, Va, on their way
to Washington. General Pendleton passed
through, on his way to Lexington.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28

THE FREED SLAvEs.-There are some one
thousand and four hundred children of freed
men from Arkansas, Kentucky and Tennessee,
now in Springfield, Mo-, most of whom have
been thrown upon the charity of the people
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
"A Valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE.

offer for sale a valuable Tract of Land lying on
both sides of the Western Plank Road, six miles
from Charlotte, containing lOS acres, more or less
acres of good meadow land and so acres of origi-
nal forest timber. There is also good mill
the place, with spiendid water power. For further
particulars apply to 81. B. Alternately the pre-
misses. G. W. ALTERNATELY.
Nov 90 1868 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY
A ND CANDY MANU- FACTOR

The subscriber respectfully announces to the cit
liens of Charlotte and surrounding country that hs
has resumed business again. and is prepared to fur
nish every body with fresh bread cakes aud candies
at Wholesale and retail
Retail dealers will find il to their interest by
dering their candies from him, he will give entire
satisfaction both in price and quality.
Orders from distance attended TO at short notice.
J. G. G.. Lesser,
Nov 6, l865-2mpd Next to Democrat Office.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28

PRETTY GooD-It is said that when, re-
Gently, General Joseph L. Johnston was in Bal
timore, young gentleman of that city who had
known the General before the war renewed his
acquaintance On the street with the remark:
General, / regret that We were obliged to sur
render to overwhelming numbers but rejoice
that we are not a0hipped. "You have had no
active participation in the fighting, believe?
inquired the General. "Ne, sir" Under
those circumstances" rejoined the veteran, you
are not whipped, but ansP'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
Strayed or Stolen,

On Friday, 10th inst, from my lot in town, COW,
color white and sorrel, with horns and marked with
a hole in right and under bit in left. Any in
formation concerning her will be suitably rewarded.
J. l.. MOREHEAD.
Nov 20, 1865 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28

The total number of National Banks pow doing
business is 1,6l0, with total capital of s4OS,.
al 1913 so, and circulation of s2l4, Iii, s15.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
House and Lot in Town for Sale

Two Rooms, Passage in middle and Chimney at
each end. Very large Let and toerably conve-
niently situated. For further particulars apply at
Store formerly occupied by Col. Hoke as an office.
Nov 30, 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28

Part of the Farm Of JAMES p. IRWIN, adjoining
the western boundary of Charlotte and ffely suited
for market gardening dairy farming, 10 for Rent
for the ensuing year, 1866.
Nov 6, 1865 lmpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
LIVERY STABLE
AND CARRIAGE MANDATORY

The subscriber has few Horses and Buggies
which he will hire to persons wanting eonveyauces.
Travellers will be sent to any point they may desire.
Carriages and Buggies built and repaired. Also,
wagon work done at short notice,
Ny Shop is the old stand of Chas. Overman.
CHAS. WILSON.
Nov %, 1865 3m
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From my pasture near Wilson Wallaces, about the
18th October large Red OK. Also, about tho
last of October, ls head Of SHEEP. The OK was
brought from Polk county and the Sheep from
Davidson county, will pay liberal reward for
any of them or Information so can get them.
w. A COOK, Town Butcher,
Nov s, 1865 Charlotte,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
DAVIDSON COLLEGE.

House with FIVE Rooms and Lot for rent or sale at
the above place. Farm OF 22o acres adjoining the
College may be bought or rented with the House or
separately. Apply at this Office. .
Nov 6, 1855 At
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
CLOAKSI CLOAKS!! CLOAKS!W

ELIAS, COHEN & CO.,
Have opened large assortment of Ladies and Msss,
CLIO a * -.
Owing to the late arrival or Cloaks, we offer
them at Cost. Also, q large stock of
Cents Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
ELIAS, COHEN CO.,
Nov 8, 1868. Opposite Kerrs Hotel.
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wINpow oLAss. PUrrY.

White Lead, Chrome (Green and Yellow, Linse,
OIL Turpentine, &c, &c. Attic Corner Drug Stor
Nov 6, 1865. W.. r. S0REY A co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-24
ConStable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill. Sto.
rey county, State of Nevada, attesred by W. n.
HalL j. p, to NE directed and delivered, for the
satisfaction of Judgment 10 said court, rendered
on the 10th day of March, 4. d. 1865, in favor Of
Jas. Mathews, and against the Independent Gold
and Silver Mining Company for one hundred and
seventeen dollars and eighty.one cents (Sll7 eD.
and costs and accruing costs; nave this 10th day
of March, 4.D 1865, levied ON and taken In exc.
cution all the right title clam and interest Of Sad
Judgment dSbtors, the independent Gold and Il.
yer 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 Ne
vada known and designated as the ledge and
claim of the Independent Gold and Silver Mining
Company, owned and possessed by raid compa.
ny. consisting of sixteen hundred $500 feet. on
which il o shaft one hundred and thirty 13O) feet;
also tunnel three hundred (3O0) feet, more OF
less; also, a small building, II by i6 feet. and all
improvements in and on said claim. Notice II
hereby given. that will expose for sale, 10 tbs
highest bidder for U. S. gold coin, the said prop.
erty, or 80 much thereof N will satisfy said
Judgment and costs, in front ofhe Justices office.
in Gold Hill, Storey county. State Of Nevada, on
FRIDAY, the 3lst day Of March, A. d. 1865, be.
tween the hours Of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clack p.
". WM. II. BEEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill, March 10Th, 1865, at the
hour of l2 O'Clock mblO td' q,