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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-03

WASHINGTON. May SO.-The I'd Army
Corps, Major General Humphreys CON-
mandinR vas reviewed at Bale Cross
Roads, Virginia, in the presence cf Secre-
tary Stanton aud number Of distinguish
ed military officers.
Major General Thomas arrived in Wash
ington to-day, aud will soon supercede
Gen. Halleck in command at Richmond.
The Star says there IL no trEtl In the
statement that q refussl has been made on
the part Of Secretary Stanton to surrender
Jef. Davis TO the civil authorities here for
tria:. Davis will doubtless b tried under
the Indictment Of the Criminal Court of the
District Of Columbia.
A paragraph recently Appeared aud has
been extensively copied INTO the papers
which seems to lave created . missppre-
hension IN the minds Of many Lers ms who
are Interested in the moneys nnG other valu-
nbies .sxen from Union prisoners BY Com
federate officials, q portion Of which has
lately teen turned over 70 Gen. Milford.
United States agent ot exchange, for distri-
button among the proper claimants.
The Mrticie to walch allt,sion il made,
says Gen. Milford has in his possession
t25, 0QO in green banks aud small cum in
gold ard silver, being q portion that was
taken from on. eoldiers by the rebels, to
b distributed pro r.iA: among those prov
ing theiv right 10 it.
,WOUM 0AeO kiSc Ls'ssf0 tudl q 40sXe
number Of packages gent and adsi ressed to
Union . :iseners OF war III tbs South pre-
vious to the evacuation of Richmond, are
In my possession. Letters Of enquiry or
instruction concerning which may be adj
dressed to me, and will receive prompt at
tention.
Gen. Grant has ordered al bar rooms
and places where liquors are sold within
the District OF Columbia to be closed until
further ordery. This is in consequence of
the laree number OF struggling soldiers in
this city and neighborhood, and to prevent
: series Of disturbances from the use of
A note from Gen. Milford. dated Rich
noond. saws: So much of this ~ relates
70 the distri button Of the property ia incor-
rect, am only authorized to pay such
claims as are verified By invoices and rec
ords resolved by me with the property;
the balance, il any, will be disposed Of in
such manner al the proper authority may
direct, respectfully request all persons
who have claims for va!uables taken from
them bv the enemy to forward at once
A full statement of the name, rank ana
organization, date and place OF capture.
amount and kind Of property taken, with
name and rank Of the party receiving the
same; also giving full and plain directions
how, to whom and when they may desire
such property if found, forwarded.
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specials g Cincinnati Papeps

0H0C10k0 - C10cA000tx FoDe1Os
CINCINNATI, May 30.-T'he Commensurate
Chattanoose dispatch says the Southern
papers received there announce their in
tention % accept the new era Ii good faith
to stand by the Government In the task
Of restoring and industry. They repro
bate guerrilla warfare or acts against io-
dividuals holding political opinions differ
ing from themselves, and lay aside ideas
heretofore animating them.
John Bell is in Atlanta.
The Last Tennessee and Georgia rail.
road Is being repaired. Only twenty miles
remain to connect with Bristol.
Ex.Secretary Mallory and Howell Cobb
passed through Chattanooga yesterday for
knexville under guard.
Detachments Of Wilson'S cavalry arc
daily arriving at Chattanooga.
Tho Commercials Frankfort dispatch
says recruiting is going on briskly among
the slaves of Central Kentucky, and IN 4
few months more negro enlistmeuts will
settle the question for kentucky indepon.
dent OF the, Constitutional anendment. s
The Gazette's Nashville dispatch sayD
Gen. UPTON has arrived with tho archives
of the state. and $3.50, 900 in specie. Is
The Tennessee Senate passed the elective
franchise bill yesterday.
The rebel Champ Ferguson has been
captured. and is closely confined in irons
at Nashville. 3s
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Th.. yellow Revcr R1oe.

EE~ Yoax. May n. Tho Halifax Sun
and advertiser Of the 10th has the follow.
ing relative to the trial Of Blackburn and
q few friends. The case of Swan, the al
legged accomplish Of Blackburn, AFTER .
strict jury investigation, has been sent up
to the attorney for trial, ct the Aseizes.-
Swan romans in custody till liberated ON
bail. Every honest paper execrates the In.
fernal malice which devises such schemes;
aud the Canadian press deaounoes Dr..
Blackburn - . hsllish plottsr, the great
est villain unhung, and % on. We aso
sorry to see tho editor Of the Unioniet In Q
paragraph this morning attsmpt to defend
this fellow from tho charge. It u well
known in this city, that on his return nom
Bermuda be boasted OF his intention TO de-
stroy the Yankee enemies BY Introducing
Yellow Fover into northern cities, BY the
means Of infected garments and hospital
clothing, and we are told BY this organ
that his antecedents are too mAgnanimoaD,
too gentlemanly, to warrant the suspicion.
We beg TO ssy that his HALIFAX anteoedsots
are neither manly or WeA oeo0ght up. He
showed himself 70 b On inso16nt brawler
and pistol carrying bully. But W did not
give him full credit 70. al ths cowardly
Of uatuEe murdeeous and ma
ignant to the Last degree.
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Awful Explos1on as nobiie-30O
Lives Lest. s-*

MExru1s, May N.-The Bulletins New
Orleans special Of the 26th says that on the
evening Of Mth. the main ordinance de-
partmcnt, ia Marshalvs war ehcuso, Mo-
bile, blew up. with terrible explosion
About 800 persons werc Killed, many
ruins. Eight entire squares of the city
were demolished and about eight thousand
bales of cotton destroyed. q great portion
Of tho business center of the city was bad
II damaged; total loss estimated at three
millions Of dollare.
Gen. Granger rendered prompt relief to
the sufferers. The cause of tho explo-
sion is uncertain. The ordinance stores
were q portion Of those surrendered by
Dick TAYLOR and were in course of reno.
val when it occurred. The entire city was
moro. or less injured by the explosion.
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Piracy.

San FRANCISCO, May M.-Twenty two
mon Of the bark Brantez, Mexican Emi-
grafton party, ware arrested by the police
list uiga. on charge Of 8 conspiracy 70
seize the Peruvian steamer Colon, laylns
IN This harbor. in which to put to sea to
attack French cruisers, as privatesr IN
der Mexican colOrs. The case will be ex-
aminod before the authorities.
Tho evidence in the case Of the Panama
pirates ia clearly against them 30 far.
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Capture Or Fn91tlVo Rebels.

NEW YORK, May N.-Lieut. Holley.
commanding division 0. cavalry. under
date of Cape Sable, May 18th. reports hav-
ing captured boat On the l5ta OF Bay
port, FLORIDA, containin: seven white men
aud negro, trying 10 escape to Havans.
The white men gave the following naases:
Frank ?. anderson, Richard s. McvnI-
loch, Frederick Mohia, Henry W. Moor
mick, Julius G. Park, Thomas A. Harris,
and Isaac a. aorner. Their truaks con-
.ained considerable -ebei currency. soSe
gold, and few papers.
They undoubtedly had been holding i'm
portans positions in Richlnond, which
place they Acknowledged having recently
left. The colored man states be was hired
at ten dollars day and bis freedom OF ar
lahassee. Their conduct leads to the bclIe
that they were Of SEINE Importance. and
their names are undoubtedly fictitious.
aays not ye. arrived at Key West:
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Terrible Expassken ct Mobile.

Ac1KL0Ao AAPaOUbOh - aAVWAAos
INV OaLnANs, May a le8A-One ofthe
most terrific explosions that has ever o.
CURED in this country was the main ord
nanos depot with suiroundiug magazines,
at Mobile, st two O'Clock yesterday. The
boildings are oow Ia RUNE. 81 0Aal .
victim Is buried beneath tho y01lA Five
hundred pesoo1o Weeo boeSo4 00E13Gh6-
The losU' 1ocus1oA Il 10 ~, WN Roach
eight miAioosol dolARsA nh ~ IT ~
eeftained By vAae agsaoy - sGpoo6loa %
Cured,
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From ksn Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-The examine
tons made into the circumstances attend.
ing the conspiracy to seize the Peruvian
steamer Cotton, at this port, reveal these
facts:
Parties on board the Brontes, some four
hundred in number, enlisted ostensibly to
proceed to Arizona, but really to land on
the Mexican coast, in the Gulf Of Califor-
mia. A man by thename Of Williams was
the Gene raj commanding the expedition,
and another Of the name OF Hungerford,
of the Army of the Potomac, was its Colo.
mel. Subsequent to the detention Of the
Brontee by the authorities. Williams and
others concocted scheme to seize the Col
ton, run her to sea, and use her a. q priva.
the leading parties in the conspiracy were
formerly known as rebel sympsthizers.--
Tho Mexican, Vega, agent of the Juarez
government, made large advances Of mon
ey to Williams, ~ the leader of the emf.
grafton scheme, till he ascsftained that the
money was likely to be niisapplied, when
be gave information against Nilliams.--
that the seizure of the Cotton vas under.
stood between the Mexican aud Peruvian
authorities; that this show OF force in max
ing the seizure vas necessary to acquit the
latter Of any blame in the matter. The men
selected by Williams for the enterprise
were swOrn on the blade Of q sword to car
~ 1t through, and the. duty Of one of the
party was to cut the telegraph wire.
The scheme conten plated the seizure OF
the French transport Phin when she came
down from Moore Ioland The party ar
rested are in the city prison, charged with
conspiring to commit . felony. They will
b examined before the police court to-
morrow.
The trial Of the Panama pirates contin-
ued. The letter Of the rebel Secretary OF
the Navy, Mallory. elbows what w&s to b
done. IS gsnuincnsss u admitted. The
prisoners Get up 40 their defense that they
were engaged in Lawful! warfare and should
b considered a. prisoners Of war.
The subscription to the $50 loan In THU
city yesterday was . quarter OF . million
dollars.
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ment Bonds nvm Aae. osWNH asd s.aasteapalea1.
cssen. xhteh sads Avn ~ b ssw Sw ssak PER an
mum 70 Ghss sshaa aeeoediAg y ~ Sa1e lsvied o.
other property. 1Ae inAessue = payable oeenS.
annually ~ coopo0s asaAehe1 % eaeh aoeeI
which may b ct ~ anA spiA y any bank q
banker. a.
TIE inteesos q 80 ~ oooA amoan0oo
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK~EYE
Last or THE RERExg.1S,w.
eueran der OF Kirby Smith.
TOPFrCIAL.1

WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON Nav
10 MOI. Gen. Dir "A despatch from
Gen. Candy dated New Orleans, MAY 26th,
states arrangements for the surrender Of
the confederate forces in the Trans. Miss.
department has been now concluded; they
include the men and material Of the army
and navy.
EDWIN M. STATION.
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U. S. 7.3o LOAN
HIRD 81 RIE9.
$3.50, OOO,O 900.

By authority Of the eeeesealy q ~ 1rsagu1yc
the undersigned, The 0eAeral o1hoa1ptis0
Agent for the sals q UAitea 0onoes eeparitisaL
ones to tho rubaie ~ third ssgsee q fsDasa1Y
Notes, .beAxine seven anA th1ee-te0tAs pr eeok
Interest, per annum, kAoWn eOMe
$EveN.lninIY LOAN.
These Notes ~ iDueA andaR ~ q yuly ISL
1855. end ~ payable tAEes yean hen tAAa aSto
in currency. o. ere eoovsstiD0 6 tAe spaion q
the holder into
e. r. U-o0 OK PRR OBuT.
GOLD.BEAREN0 BONDS
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Noted0f I'll tho oo0o0naAAo6D 0nRol ON -
prempay faznisAsa upsa ruslse q aasn4p:
tons.
The NOTES q this 1A,sa essaU - psseassly
slpilas In hsm a. privileges = ~ esvsa-
Thartiss already soaA sxesos tAaetAs osvsra.
ment zeser7ss % itssl tAsesaisa sepay11e h.
terest In COLA eean - . pss esa&. hstsal CT
s-loths in curreoc,. essssklasGs ~ saaeetAe
interest In currency - - July ~ g tAssine
when they suhscsabA
The delivery q Tie nsa0 q ~ tAra sssin
OF tho seven.thiztass yin ep00sase o. the Is
uously after that daAA
Tne slight change nAAe In ths es0Aitiens q
this THIRD sERxEg aassas salv tAs matter Of
interest Tho paymeas IN GA kaaAa. Win 10
equivalent 70 saseuzrsney iAAsssas q the higher
rata
The return 70 specie paynsaaA - thsevente 6
which only VII ~ sptase - ~ insseat h
Gold b svailsd a vsalA - es1osoaAA eQualiso
prices taas parenass naAs vilA axpe ssnt u
gold would - fully sQ1aa - tAsD aaAe WIN
seven and tnrss-teatAe ~ eeae = eaFshcy.-
This . y.
The Only LesW - Market
Now oesssd ~ To 0pvssnnsat, aaA IT. sapsE1-
or sdvsutaga mahes Il -
GREAT POPULAR ioAlt Of rnE people
Len than saennMweet hsIean aaAhssis0 ~
Uonsreas axs nov q ~ AazksA 0lsaneunt.
At the rae q vsach Il y baineaDsesbel VIII I'll
b sunscrinsa fos within si11 aAyA vAsa ~
notes VII undoubesdiy eonzaaA Dee0iu1.
q has us1aoenA,y bsso TIE go - ssa1e ~
sunsn41t;ons 10 otter lsanA sa.nz
IN oraer tnae citissas q svesy t0wn aaA -.
TOD Of the counsr7 may b s1brdsa nealiti0 ~
aking tie loan, the Nat.onal Daalu. etaao
Hanks, and Private Bankers tnfoushoat the
country have generally ag.red 70 receive sub.
scripuons q pa. Subscribers VIII collect thslr
own agents, In whom they have eonndsnee, ana
Who only arsto - rssponsibls 1be the dslivsU
OF the notes for which tnsy reostveoEdsrA H.,
.sota 7s& @ JAZZ C00K1
Subscription Agent PhilaAslphiA;
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL n nDoH1vw NJ nm
FIRST NATIONAL BANK 81 BURLINGTON;
NATIONAL STATE BANK {" (. e@Sae4
may2l-dAwis3m .E3tas t01 E6
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saeir egency in producing the distributes
~ the injected clothing in the cities OF tho
loyal States and attempted introduction Of
portions OF this clothing into the White
Hovse.
The Tribune . correspondent has the fol-
owing: Secretary Stanton desires 70 leave
me Cabinet AZ soCn a. military trials are
nclshed and tie army reduced to perma-
neot standard. President johnson will
Vea send him Minister to Berlin.
In understood that the indictment Of
seA. Davis was at the instance and BY the
~rRsoval OF the government.
l1e Herdld's National debt paying sub
Slptlons haze reached one million eight
sMm0ted twenty 70 thousand dollars.
Inc Heralds Savannah correspondent
.' ys soe removal by the PRESIDENT OF the
.;Ssions on trade with the South has
Suy caused great business revival In
oas: The Custom House in that
~. nas osen. opened. Lines Of steamers
fovn ~" running regularly to the up river
~ "us. ,Conm unicMtion with the interior
"tniy extending; cotton is arriving
;.sshe,. aa1 The city is fast approach
T, 40 p"sy anti -rebellioa condition.
1aa ""s expected Gen. Gilmore would is-
,,n "a o,lc'ai order On tao 18th inst. re-
= -fb. = - ~ 1eseflctlOna ca trade throughout
M VI part-ent Of The South.
a, r - oyynn'nsere'Gps special ssys the trial
i, ~ ,, Davis betore the U. 8. Circuit Court
use y disposed Of
t.s,..t So Sherman haa handed in his written
{, - respecting Johnson's surrender
wa, Committee on tae Conduct Of the
tsa Information from Richmond .nnouncea
'W slfest Of Cen Lee.
'' 1osss specioi says ssvspa hundred
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Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF, AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill, Sto-
rey county, State Of Nevada, attested by W. y.
Hall. J. P, to me directed and delivered, for the
satisfaction of Judgment In 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 sD,
and costs aud accruinS costs; have this 10Th day
OF March, AID lS65, levied on and taken in exc
cution all the right title clam and interest of said
Judgment debtors, the Independent Gold and Ill.
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 Me-
vada. known and designated a. the ledge aud
claim Of the Independent Gold and Silver Mining
Company. owned and possessed by said compa-
ny. consisting of sixteen hundred $500 feet, on
which is q shaft one hundred and thirty (I30) feet;
also tunnel three hundred 5000 feet. more OF
less; also. small building, II by 10 feet, and all
Improvements in and on said claim. Notice is
hereby given, that will expose for sale, TO the
highest bidder for L. s. gold coin, the said prop.
erty, or so much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgment and costs, in front OF the Justices office,
in Gold Hill, Storey county, State OF Nevada. on
FRIDAY, the 3lsr day Of March, a. D. iS65, be-
tween the hours of 70 o'clock ". and o'clsck P.
" WM. II. BEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill, March 10Th, 1855, at the
hour of 70 O'Clock. milo i'd
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ConStnble's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D out Of the Justices Court OF Gold Hill. Sto-
rey county, State of Nevada, attested by W. n.
Hall, Justice of the Peace, TO ME directed and de
hvered, for the satisfaction OF Judgment in said
Court rendered, on the aOih day OF March, A. D.
1905, in favor Of George Burnett and against the
Pride of America Mining Company. for TWO hun
dred and eighty five and 7-lOOth dollars (S2S5 6I)
and costs and accruing costs, have, this 2lSt day
OF March, A. D. 1865, levied on and taken in exc
cuiion all the right, title, claim and interest of
said Judgment debtors, the Pride of America
Mining Company. in and 10 the following de-
scribed property. to-wit All that certain quartz
ledge, mining claim and ground situated in Ameri-
can Flat District, Storey county, State OF Nevada.
known and icSignatedAs the ledge and claim Of
the Pride OF America Mining Company, owned
and posse sSed by said company. consisting of six
teen hnadred $1,000 feet. more or less, on which
claim is shaft one hundred and fifty $50 feet,
more or less; also n within with yoke, and all fix
lures belonging; one ID small shed, l4xl6 feet;
one ~ truck; one ~ ropetrack, etc, and all i'm
provements in and on said claim.
Notice is hereby given, that will expose for
sale to the highest bidder for L. s. gold coin, the
isfy said Judgment and costs, in front of the
Justices office of Gold Hill, Storey county,
State OF Nevada, on MONDAY. the 10th day of
April, A. D. 1865, between the hours of u
O'Clock " and o'clock P. VI
W. II. BEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill. March 81. 1896, at the hour
Of 70 O'Clock A. N. mh2l td'
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Col,atahle,s Rnle.

ny VIRTUE. OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out offhe Justices Court of Gold Hill, Storey
county, State Of Nevada, attested by VIM.
and delivered for the satisfaction Of Judgment
Ap. 1868 in favor ofGieo, Burnett. and against the
for four hundred and thirty -four dollars $3.50, and
costs aud aecruing costs, have, this 2lst day
of March, 4. D. 1855. levied on and taken in ex-
ecution all the right, title, claim aud interest OF
said Judgment debtors, the Gold Hill and Virginia
Divide Mining Company, in and TO the follow.
ing described property, to-wit: All that certain
quartz ledge mining claim and ground situated in
Gold Hill Mining District. Storey county, State
of Nevada known and designated ~ ace ledge
and claim of the Gold Hill and Virgins Divide Mi.
ming Company, owned and possessed BY the said
Company, consisting of one thousand Q,0OO
feet, more or less, on which claim Is a shaft one
hundred QOO) feet, more or less; one hundred and
ifty Q50) feet of rope: one Cd windlass; one %
small shed. etc., aud all improvements in and on
said claim
Notice is hereby given, that 1 will expose for
sale to the highest bidder, for U. S gold coin, the
said property, or so much thereof as viii satisfy
said Judgment and COSTS in front of the Justices
Office of Gold Hill. Storey county, State of Ne
vsda on TUESDAY, the llth day Of April, A.
D. ls65, between the hours OF Il o'clock N. and2
o'clock P. ".
W. II. BEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill. March 2l, 1876, At the hour
Of II o'clock A. VI. mh2l tdT
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Summons,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE First
i Judicial District, state of Nevada, county Of
Storey.-Tbe State of Nevada send TO A. H. Do
scher C. Itgen, E Tauts. and H. Eggert greeting:
You are hereby commanded to appear in an ac-
ton commenced against you as defendants by a.
B. Paul D. l. Bliss and w. II. Baker, Is plain
tiffs in the District Court of the First Judicial
District, state Of Nevada, at Virginia, and answer
the complaint therein, which is on file with the
Clerk of said Court, within ten days after the
service on you Of this summons exclusive of the
day OF seryice,) if served in said county. or TWEEN
" days if served out OF said county but within
said District and in all other cases forty days. or
Judgment by default will be taken against you,
according 10 the prayer OF the said complaint.
The said action Is brought to recover Judgment
for the sum of thirteen hundred and thirty eight
dollars 81 1881. with interest thereon from 2lst
day of April 1861 at the rate of six (6) per cent.
per month, in United States gold coin, both prin-
cipal and interest, and for costs of suit, due on
promiSsory note, dated April 81. lS6i. And You
further notified. that if you fail to appear and
answer the said complaint, the said plaintiff vii
take Judgment for the said sum and interest, be
sides costs
~ In witness whereof, I, Lucieu Herman,
u 5. Shaye hereuuto set my hand and affixed
~ the seal Of said Court, this 9th day of Feb
l.. HERMANN.
Clerk o. the District Court OF the First Judicial
District.
By B. H. HEREFORD. Deputy Clerk.
Fifty cent Revenue stamp fe2
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Constable Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D out of the Justices Court of Gold Hi!l.
Storey county. State of Nevada. attested by W.
y. Hall j. P, 20 me directed and delivered,
for the satisfaction OF Judgment in said court
rendered on the 18th day OF March, 4. D. 1865. in
favor of Moses korn. and against the La Plata
Orc Gold aud Silver Mining Company, for
1896 5O-lOO, four hundred and thir;y-siN $1,000
dollars aud costs and accrung costs, | have
this tweuty-seven.h day Of March, A. d. 1865,
levied on and taken in execution all the right,
titIs claim and interest of said Judgment debtors,
the La Plata Orc Gold and Silver Mining Co.,
In and TO the following described property, to-wit:
All that certain quartz ledge, mining claim and
ground situated in the Gold Hill MIXING District,
storey county, state Of Nevada, known and des-
ignafed as the ledge and claim OF the La Plata
Orc Gold and Silver VI Co. owned and possessed
by said company, consisting of one thousand
Il 900 feet. more or less; on which claim Is q
Tunnel 800 1--WE hundred feat, more or less also
q small frame building l0Xli It. used by said Com
pany "a blacksmith HOP. and all improvements
in and on said claim Notice is hereby given that
will expose for sale to the highest bidder, for L.
s gold coin, the said property. or 50 much thereof
as will satisfy said judgment aud costs in front of
the Justices office of Gold Hill, Storey county,
State OF Nevada, on Monday the l7th day Of
April, is65, between the hours of l2 o'clock ".
and 2 o'clock Pm W H. BEGAN,
Constable, Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill, March q, 1906, az the hour Of two
O'Clock, p ". ml2c-td