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Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

The Raleigh COnfelerary Of Jan 2Stb ssys
We are pleased to learn that Vice Presideu ~.
phens is open and unqualified in his dennprig.
tions of reconstruction. He expresses th4
most uBbounded confidence in our success. an5
is determined very socn TO visit Georgia. ana
address the people to urge them still further "a
resist the invaders. Vice President Stephens
by his present earnestness in he caus, I 4.
tracing confidence i'm his associates spd ~;
room is thrOnged with the eminent of the ~
ton. Important events of mos
encouraging character arc about to transpire
Lincoln y Government and people know ths.
our subjugation is impossible, hut say they ~
laboring might and main TO threw their who'll
strength upen us in the next four weeks
Washington, Feb. 1.-The Whig Of Both
has the following:
Macon, Jan. 25.-Private advices from -
vannah state that Sherman commenced his
movements on Charleston on the 18th. with
columns. The main column eoing towards
Charleston, taking with it nearly all his trans
Portation: The other columns are In light
marching order, and moving by separata road
towards BraRchville. Gen Hill has issued or-
ders requiring all non-cOmbatants to lezye Au-
gusta-
Baltimore, Feb. 1.-The Annapolis CORES.
pondent Of the American announces The arrival
there this morning OF secretar, Seward. Who
left Immediately for Fortress Monroe. on Cen.
Grants dispatch beat, to meet the Rebel Com
missioners.
New York, Feb. 1.-The large bride. near
Welden (OveE Roanoke River) was swept aysy
by the late freshst.
Cotton dull, heavy and decidedly lower, at
3 to Sic for misdling, closing dull
Money quiet at per cent
Gold irregular and unsettled. Opening at
2O21, advancing 70 2oe4, closing at 2624.
Washington, Feb. 1.-The House passed the
bill for the construction OF the Niagara shin
Canal.
J. y Booker (colorei,) of Supreme Court of
Massachusetts,, was to-day on molten of Sena-
tor Sumner, admitted the Attorney and Coup-
cellor IN the Supreme Court Of the u S
New York Feb. 1.-The Tribune's spseisl
irem Washington, says. NJ. Singleton of ll
returned yesterday fsom Riehmond. He had
free intercourse with rebel authorities and ~
Gen Lee he speaks freely his impressions
ihat there viii be no peace, can be none unless
the rebels are granted their idea of Independence
or we abandon ours OF re union. The Conf4d
crate leaders are entirely sanguine OF their abil
ify e conquer their independence without am.
ing the negroes. Lodging have been ENGAGE
tMor M three Commissioners, Campbell, Hunter ana
Stephens.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

y TO FARMERs.-Let Us urge upon you aH
patriotic duty, that yen stay At home a. long
ss you can and husband all your resources.
Save all the stock you can and increase rhe
number. De the best you can under difficulties
Cultivats extensively (and urge the good house
wives to do soJ all sorts OF vegetables that viii
keep in the winter Cabbage. (made into krout
is splendid food), carrots, parsnips, onions
ochrs, pepper, beans, peas-alnsst everything
may be valuable. Do net despise these little
things. They may be of the utmost iTnpor-
tance. Raise castor beans also they are very
useful; ans dry all the fruit yon can.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

= We have received the report Of Capt.
Kyle, commanding Regiment, upon the cor
duet Of the 4th and 3lst Regiments, and 4th
Battalion Of Arkansas Volunteers. temporarily
consolidated during the campaign in Tsnnos-
see. We are glad to hear from the Captain, and
will publish his communication as soon as pos
sible.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15
wA Washington Telegram to the New

R A Washington telegram TO the New York
Journal Of Commerce, says:
1t Is reported that the President has deter
mined not to permit cotton 10 be brought ost
of the seeded States, except as prize TO the
government. No further permits are TO b.
granted 10 trade within the rebel linss, and
those which have heretofore been granted viii
probably be revoked.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

ESr A fashion OF carrying swcrs canes pre-
walls with rrrisian ladies'
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

ualt5 IHa. 2. IaH -. II TIT NslI Dy ~ tsUt1AIEUu
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

1nEc H. Il.
th- state
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

Of pov -. greed OF avarice q thr INSANITY .laI
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

nA4 lhal slfIMaI. was lshFlng by TsiIssd viii
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

--a-rsTe rrarfs. aud narr,'''t
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

proud y say That thl-
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

ransieT lsrne Con
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-15

and triily does n ray:
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
Oompletion Of the Qauitol.

From present indications, the manifest exS
tensions of the capitol, and the massive dome
which crowns il, will be completed by, the 4th
of March next. When President Lincoln was
inaugurated he was surrounded by unfinished
piles Of masonry, blocks of MARBLE and piles
or iron castings. Croakers predicted that the
work would be suspended, and that the build
ing would gradually fall into decay, as the two
confederaeies would fix their respective capt
tails at inferior cities. But the Administration
knew no such word as fail. The military su-
perintendence 5uf the capitol, established by
JEFF. Davis, was wisely abolished, and practi-
cal civilians took control OF the work. Al
though the rebels in arms have been at times
in sight of the dome, the work has been stead
lily carried on. Piece by piece the magniAs
cent dome, which contains about eight million
of pounds of iron castings, was raised, and
the whole was finally crowned by Crawford's
gigantic statue OF Freedom. The eastern
porticoo OF the Senate wing is completed and
ready for use that of the House Is nearly fn-
ished the scaffolding will soon be removed
from the interior of the dome, disclosing the
noble proportion of the rotuIda; and our di-
plomatic visitors can see that, while conquer
ingrebelion, the Government of the United
States has continued to adorn and embellish
itsmetropolis. Washington Letter. a u q. ae
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
Who Did Our Minister Mean TO-Day2

minister preached pointed sermon one
day, with reference to a particular member OF
his church, whom he felt he could reach in no
other way. The subject was important to all,
but on this brother in particular the coat fltted
remarkably wen. It was not without some
misgivings that the minister awaited the re-
sult.s sWo6idE he resent with warmth, being
thus rebuked, or would he accept 1t in meek
ness, and profit by it? AS he walked down
the pulpit steps he perceived that the man
was waiting to speak with him. "The storm
is coming" thought the young man, but he re-
solved to commit the case to the Lord. As
he reached the brother he crested him with
great cordialitys and az they walked along to-
gether, he said, 81 was very glad, indeed, you
preached that sermon to day.
Al feeling OF hope and thaHkfulness sprang
up in the minister's heart, and he felt he
should not hesitate to preacha pointed SER
mon again ii 1t was needful. 1aa ssgsls
-aa 81 think the discourse exactly suited BROTH
er WIS case, and do hope he will apply it,"
continued the man. He had heard the sermon,
as most ofus do, for somebody else.
WHO did our minister mean to day ?" asked
one friend of another, as they walked home
from church where the truth had been de-
clared with great plainness. i's, aA
9 fsYou and me, !" was the reply y That hearer
relates that he never again asked who his
minister meant when he was delivering Gods
message. Would we not all do well to re-
member this when we are listening to dis
course and applying it to others? Does not
Gods spirit say to us, "Thou art the man Pr.
1t is striking truth which good man noted
downl-''1 find II easier to 60 six miles to hear
aserlnoh, thahsto spend a aquarterot an hour
In naneditating and praying over lit al should
when ! get homes. s. Times. G
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
Established June 90, Isss.-yol. 4.


curse, degrading to any and every thing with
which 1t comes in contact. In lies, In fraud
and In chieanery this revolution was inaug ur-
ated, and is sustained by force OF arms and the
suppression of truth. The men who, to graft
fy their political ambition brought this cruel
war upon a wronged, a robbed, and an out
ragged people will have fearful account to rem
der of their misdeeds. Earth has no punish
ment meet for their villany, and hell will be
scarcely hot enough to seattle them hereafter.
Let no faint-hearted or short-sighted policy be
attempted to set aside the eternal DEGREES of
the Almighty, who has planted nc, lines OF di-
vision between the Atlantic and the Western
deserts, between the Great Lakes and the Gulf
of Mexico that signify his will that we should
separate; and unless SO separated the advo-
cacy of peace is treason against the wisest
and holiest interests of our country. Peace
to the South would be sweet, as it would be
to the North, but except through the subu-
CATION OF the South we should have anarchy
and war forever, and Northern, the Middle
and the Western States would at once fall
asunder, the South would dominate over us,
and the men Of the North would deserve to be
driven to the field under negro overseers to
hoe corn and cotton for southern masters.
Fearing have already -wearied your pa
tience, must close, hoping, praying and be-
lieving that time in its onward progress, with
civilization and humanity, may yet leave to
US or ours, not only great but noble and a
free country. Very truly yours, "a,
a / Ha M8@t'l8A HENRY 4. EVANS.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
Fashionable, oalla.

: We find in an exchange the following, in
which friend intimates there Is more truth
than poetry: bus gfzsbeobnot Of 5assssg bssoi
Enter Miss Lucy, nearly out of breath with
the exertion OF walking from her papa's car
riage in tbs street to the door of her friend. iag
q : Lucy 0, Marlat how do you do? How
delighted l am to see you! How have you
been since saw you at the ball last Thursday
evening? Wasn't the appearance Of that tall
girl in pink perfectly fightful? !? d Is this your
shawfo on the piano2 Beautiful shawl Father
says he Is going 70 send 70 Paris toaget megai
shawl In the spring. can't bear homemade
shawlsE How'd yoqliker Monsieur EsbryP
Beautiful man isn't he? Now don't laugh
Maria for I'm sure i don't care anything
about him ..-s..
Oh, my! must be going IT'S a. beautiful
day, isn't it? Maria, when are you coming
up to see me? o, dear, what a beautifulpinl
That pin was given TO you; now, / knowait
was, Maria-9don't deny it'll Harry is coming
upto see me this evening : butI hate him-I
do really but he has beautiful moustache; !;
hasn't he, Maria p o, dear me, isn't it very
warnP Good morning Malta. Don't speak
OF Harry In. connection with my name to any
one, for / am sure it win never amount to any
thing; but hate him awfuily I am sure / dol
Adieu. ali 5e eei. II ,aas,s.s5 'Hat''
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

State of Rhode Island & ProvideaceP Plantations 90
iaH Bra City and County of Providence 1oo.
illaaiia od5f aa7ss8 asei. I January O. 1855.
Suchet Mauran. President, and'J. s. Parish sec-
retary Of the Atlantic Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company, being duly sworn, depose and say, that
the foregoing Is true full and correct statement of
the affairs of the said corporation and that they are
the above desc lbed officers thereof. HgB ur
htass8A S. MAuRAN, President. Z
1a9J 8 PARIsH, Secretary. ldA.lI8q vagb
Subscribed and sworn before me, this ninth day Of
January, A. D., 1866 HRERY NJ. RAwsoN,
61 49, .f1sq - Ia Justice of the Peace. ~
sJ. W. Nun ger 81 Go !,
sag Agents and Attorneys, . o.2s
janl2d3w No l66 Fore St, Portland. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

sNl-9@ t'ssa NAME AND LOCATION sgap
The name of this Company is The Atlantic Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. incorporated in
Ie52 and located the City Of Providence State of
Rhode Island.s5v7 1870 - SIZE aas -
.iasesaafW s 5OAPITALe4t..s,6s0 5..+
The Capital of said Company actually paid up In
C8Sl, H. B,zUU,UUU
The surIllus the 2lsf. d aN nf Dan,r k7 Sn2 n
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
5TATEMGENT
r. , OF the condition of the xag Z ~
Atlantic Fireand Marine In. Co.,

& g f.r r-r ON THE se3 stsssi7f 81 "a
: Thirty First Day of December, A. D.. .lS64,g
Made to the Secretary of the State of Maine, pur-
suant to the Statute of that State ed An Act
to regulate Agencies of Foreign Insurance Com
panies.' 71SNIaSA tp08
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
q PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JCEN n. GILMAN. Editor. -92
published At RIO. s2s EXCHANGE s1hAAI'ps
N. a. OsTER& CO.

fHa PoarI AnD DAILY PRHss is published at S8. 90
peFlyear in advance. n4uaaQt I'D
rHRWAlnnSrAfHPRRssi La published every Thurs,
14y ucornnga at $500 per annum, in advance; &2. .26
Il peid within six months; and $2.b0, IL payment be
del&yed beyond the year. gle& g5ff1em18 =
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

lAmount of Capital,
q Amt of Capital actually
paid in, in cash, rs
mT Manner of Investment.
8 How much invested in
mortgages, asel none.
4 How much invested in
public securities, particu-
larizing eaon item.
U. q. certificates OF indebted
ness,
6 How much In Bank Stock
and other incorporated
companies, particnlarizing
n ~ q 1sen tloA ,lcLas II al
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
Wanted.

SITUATION as Book-keepor in wholesale
IA iestablishment, or as Copyist. Best of refer.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
WANTED
iii'WANTEDl
L q u nj D..

ON the sunny side of Exchange street about mid
" way between Now City Hall and Post Office,
good place to buy el9 iq4sss,[,, = -
An overcoat. -
P. MORRELL CO., have good assortment at fair
prices, LIB Ezchangestreet. 3adss1 Ndec14dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

COB Etl4h V1lf1nA
flsl disda STA NolaaiW sas7bsf
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
In S u r A N CE.
State Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
form Of Return for Insurance Companies with spe-
CHIC Capitals, doing business In this state as re-
quired by thelaws Of the state of Rhode Island.l
RETURN
Merchants Insurance Comply,

- 49, incorporates May3 10u1s
ITO be signed and sworn to bv the President and
Secretary and returned to the State Auditors 4s
Office, Providence
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18

--Sn 6rantrstb ipuree ir lesten Sabre and
elmer ranSabl BON 100000 Giisnba6n. D. iTooir.
rem MIR sinsr osrlsbt.
-9tu OGue gefpbfen. T;eIer msrf-
mlrbt9e 5au tGSf ltets sBu6s id 91em 9I,rf nrr
tneem has 8ramebaus an Der 104. 6troes NM
Sioom'n9oals Gbaufee, wcI6ts ale Gompaou;e.
Sotal elmer nsuli6 aufselpfen gclont6 r. Spri-
Ben'S pmpdgnte gspient bate, wuros in ssr
yta@t pom OUnncrfag. sum f~rsitaa BON uube.
%tanntsn, absr Der sbsmaliaen GompSanie mobr-
ibeinlth bstanntsn Oisten cinasrifIsn MN one
Natertalisn. iammt bsr 500 Yfuns fbwsrsu
alar r9lpde fprtes76aHt.r Or Sbsrtao,nisur
Stnsslano bet Ter pOIis,i anssise pom ssn fr,-
den Oistlfa6fe.
-tOer w 0 r m nen.1empef. Die
Dtormcnen ltnb na6 lem Sour. Ger Ser. ct"
epen am eabpicnii6sn Sturmtau auaef,mrsn
Sle ennsn III tbrsr Sauptftaot @rsat SaIt Qote
etie slnsn &cmpsl, Der an umfaua uno @,rps.
artt9tttt aus ueteriitfsruRssn isneS uralten sa-
eptonllnen ~Sburmbauss nod melt iberroo,n
'eu.s-0e chen gslsste @runp ldpu ,eiat. Soe
80 sh's Orr rtsf9itsn gDsrfs werSen iUl, ,pelte
w men'm''ne Subnbsii iemals un%tsrnpmm.u
pu'' Spp Vnrf's risier 2smpctbau pphl MIN.
mern'epr ppuenost Iperpen. Der Gjrunp In o,s
Stetrbl0dru ssle9t, BON benen ~ein,clne bis ~ Q
2onnen ihpsr linp. Der Sour" fiat btn,u
StSleiW mir zen Mprmpnen nirbm YSfes Mir
l@en' 10 eptfen mir rr6, tes fs itltft pom Orb
eoosn msrpsn "erldwunrrn fsin, teppr isn.r
Ssrapel fur iersn @ultus s~insspe!ht pirs.
pie pto@to9rapbte as Oetef-
tive. Scr &ur3em wurpe in sinsm StrblpieIe
Der prpptn3 Salmar.9abn In Shwebcn. elm
Waorp %bssansen uno Der Srpnbeamtc be1d,lr6.
ras :.au9e pes Grnprbeten iptptparapbir,n s,s'
latsu, ut ivonip9lih. anberpeitiacu Beobods.
tunssn ssmab, ras Bib Dee M5rpers Sarin ~
ftnpen uno a%smielbsn auf folhe Beils auf bic
Spur 5u tommen. IS gelana ieopd, nidt. efue
quite photographic gu bcfpmmcr, tnem Die Qsi&e
l@cn 10 alt mar, pnB lie ahfins, in 3aulnie.absr.
5u9eben uno nameaiIta mar lbon pas r,dte
ause Sppn:: Birmern ansesrifen. aber Der
5wed, ben W5rocr gu fufen, marp uibts pefp.
ipentBer errsidt. Der Ssamte lieb ndmlitb zinc
Ssrlpn gu lia rnien, Biz cr pss b,eanasn.n Mur.
oes:. psrpafti9 belt, unC{ aiste. psrielt.ns bic
9rube Photographic, auf Der Die &opesanef our
peS 9rmorerttn @sf6t ausseprdat lfauo' unb
Der &nbltd na&.e auf Den Yetrsfenpen .insn
iplaen GinSrud. bab CT zen Ruru lpalsi6 etn~
seltaup.
Gen. Sirt9 emit4 1T in epu&turs anae.
fommsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18

Sn Der II. @arp wubneu in SIS SduIern
|4Ill Samilisr, upsr b~ur6fHnittfih adj SAINT.
lien in eirem Sauis. SIN Der Is. @Sarp brbsr-
bergen 10 5dulcr II 5amiiier iebes. Tie
iietSetnte @arp 152 SGuIer nit 2272 8amilirr
poer etpa 70 peripnen in ieocm.
Die 20. 0arO but bu~r6f9nittli& 60. 1srlc.
men tn leeem 6auic.
NnSers @arrS fino rbsn ni6t tcNer. gs aitt
in ibnen $50 @etdupe nit $4,000 ginwctnsr
1913 6auicr rnttaltsn isrss Ill psrIruen.
SurS Die arbeitsnpe Siafe III entitbli6 ,ulam-
mcngepfsr6t. Ginielnc Stpds, m pensn lb
pttte Senemsntbauier t%stnpsn, baben mstr Ss-
rpVbncr ais Die 5. @peuuc. =
New gprf, NIT ;tpsi NteG 70 ptsl Semotnern
ais philadelphia, bat uur baIb 10 oisle gSpbnz
bauier. Die feineu Scrglei6 nit peu S1ulern
bort ausbaltsn.
Sn Scitun fault man Elm cumfortatlss Saus
I'm ben preie elmer jdbrlt6en Mirtbc einss Sau-
les in giew gort.
Die Stsrbli6fsit Der &ineer in Stem gcrt Sc
rubt lepisIid in BEN ihledten Bubnursen' Der
ar6ettcnosn SLATE. @mpfongtn, s~rburen nnp
erndbrt in u~nrsinsr Cuff. finp is Dem Sree as.
pettt. Sn Ssnementbdu1srn wirbsn GsptiGien
Eaum tbr Gsben f~riiteu f6nnen."
90 melt Der Bertht, ben mir m6alih pSr.lib
mteocrsehen. SIS ssbt aus rsmlelten berpcr.
ras cine @elunobeitsrefcrm ~orinseub nGtbia 1T
uno grpbe S6ulp auf psnen lotet, w.l&e ttt
Der 0sisbSetanS in 4lbanY piticlte tintestris-
ben baben. or. 9. Dem.0
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18
Sic SSpbnmu8en Ser Unidentified
ten tn GSeip Wprf.

9err Samusl 9. 5aqiOay, Der b%sfannte GU
ria!reformer, bsiu6te wdbreEp Der IeBten sBode
in Ss8Isitun9 mebrsrer SOurnatifsn siuise Der
I%c9ennnnten &ensment- 9aulsr. Sein 8eriht
1T taarfraubenc, absr wabr. Sin balbRanpi-
ger Sefu6 in iOl6en @artsrb5blen benefit mebr,
ais als Sflhreibungea Oerlf!ben. Dte peroor.
bsne Guft ibstnt an unS gu baften, tpslhe mir
tn Stflen BON 5unOsrten unb oft son 5auisnpen
bep0Rnten 9tiibaufen einattmen, i'll psrsn obs,
rDslts @fmd&sr Die Nalsn Der Srbausr 9stedt
gu rpsrben psrotenen, 70 LANCE ole @pistett mag
oaueri.
vOns erte Don uns beIu&te @rbduNe eieler
Nrt"--io be9innt Der betrsfsnOe 8eri&t- bat
Die Se,si6nun9 Improved Tenement Build
ing unO in Der Sbat ut eS better sinsertatst, ais
man4s anpsre @sbauOs. IS Iisst an parffr.
unO 1T feds StOdwsrte bod. Sepe gta9s ent,
bait 3pet 3immsr 10 BEL IA Sup srrB NIT Ell
mem fIetnen OIiern Bstt3immsr o6ne 6cntsr,
Naa etIpa balls ic srOB 1T. @iae sass uap puns
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18

N|SS'So OSVGtlVu9WVN<
sto. 80 Srcarway, 9trm gprt.
trtetprer:
!. " aitltnd, WiIbcIm IHfermaa,
@usult Belmont, SIaoc Scrnbeimsr"
~ eeuIIW'' y. @obfrtp 4lnibrr,
:. =. 2arSf, GputS Sap,
Srlepr1e9 Happ, GultaS 8uttcr,
Sue' S1sptaue' SubanncS Gieuau,
Souate SuGtmtser, Iarl 2u!irs,
ptrrnlpn 0tarmlt, 6crmenu 9PpCe.
@ear SN9ttr. 8. s. S6epcIer,
go: SNnteiplnp, Griehrib SbwcnbIcr,
Sptepb Scliaman, GbarIeS QrS Ga,
= M poa Gsf pssof' gpute Y. non 9Ohmaau.:
\. 2Solernetn, 9u8p gBefenbpnf,
Ssrnbaro Beltermann, 3ptn gBeltfaa,
0S s;iCS. Sr %T"W q 'serr,ss pHSO @efsnsrnf,
|ssat frr Sti&mVnp 8. 81. Stredtr.
3nan,ialtr Sisrteliabrs.S eri6t
ps YTefSentea 9u 8 % eenbpRd
erlt0itct in Der Sibuna
Der DIreetpren I'M II. Suli 1865.
1. 9as 9erm6sen Der q IsQIAaft betrSa ON
uno bat iih in otm psrsansensn Bier
N!lopr uM . . &. 6I.OS6 85
serntstrt. 70 ZAP Nac Sotat>gtrm5sen s6O1, sos 81
ieBt betrdet.
Dteits Ssrnr0stn 1T anselrst pis fUht:
Sn ger. 81. Spnes, 5,6u $50 pct. $500, 900 =
z prorentsen 5~Y9Otbefen 33I.aOO-
" ""V'''" S''"''"tsH ...- N0,lOS 81
&otal. $6Ol, 8Os 81
3ad cen Grfobrnn9en Der lebten Is Sabre So,f oros.
npmmcn %rpsroen, ZAP Die @ciSa Der @eIclIffoft bs ,Y,
Gnoe bee nabittn Sa6rcS = tne @tIitIn SpIrorS
erreihen pber w9bl gar iiberlfei9en werSrt.
2. Die Serltd'e in 8roft tpurben am
81. 9i6rS b. 8. aWf $40. $50 Ooo-
ansenonrmsn. 9urd neue
8ertterUn9en fur l ,796, 500
e6iu9lih er erlpi9eHen
Setrage opn circa 446, 500
Wurpe otels Suniae I'm .... 35O,00e-
sermebrt, 70 baB i9 nunn,cbr Gin 81.
talIS'flt9Tuns0>Sst'aS BON 81, $1,000
8. 9a6 idbrli6e Gtufumneu Der geIsu-
ibaft mar am 81. W&r; 1865 e35O ooo
9urb neue Seri tefun8 gen unb 8inIen
"eran'9Fts f9 o@rslSf I'm . $4,000
! Dap 0allsI0s lest E. $500, 1000
4. 83t SoOssiaas ,sSssaslts bic eeftgf#aft
pig gum 81. @tari -. $4,000
len rs iefAeF . 21,OOo-
10 baB bic &OtaIserlate Der @tIsa>
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Constable Sale.

PYVIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the Justices Court of Gold Hill,
Storey county, State of Nevada, attested by w.
n. Hall, j. p, to me directed and delivered,
for the satisfaction of Judgment in said court
rendered on the 2sth day of December,
1865, in favor Of McLauglin and Root,
and against the Milton Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company for S23l s7-l00 two hundred and
thirty s7-lO0 dollars and costs and accruing
costs, have this 7th day of January, A. ID. 1866,
levied on and taken in execution all the right,
title claim and interest of said Judgment debtors
the Milton 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 the Virginia Mining District
storey county, State of Nevada, known and des.
ignated Us the ledge and claim of the Milan Gold
and Silver Mining Company, owned and possessed
by said company, consisting of one thousand
Il ,OOO) feet, more or less; also an engine and
boiler and all the machinery attached thereto; also
shaft two hundred cop feet more or less; also
building over said shaft and machinery two (0
buckets; ID one lamp rope, and all improvements
in and on said claim Notice is hereby given that
will expose for sale to 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 Nevada, on Monday the 30th day of
january, iS65, beteen the hours of II O'Clock NJ.
nnd O'Clock P. NJ. w II. BEEGAN,
Constable. Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill January z, 1865 ja9-td.