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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-18
Application for Patent.
Notice No. lib.
U. s. REGIsTER's OFFIcE,

- ~ ktNnNF Naf - VII .
CARSON CITY. Nevada. Octobcr3 3. 1865. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Bacon Mill and Mining Company, by A. L.
Head. President. have this dry filed In this office
a diagram. together with n notice OF application
for patent from the United States, under Act Of
Congress approved July 26, 1861. for 50 feet of u
certain vein or lode OF quartz or other rock in
place. bearing gold, silver. copper and other
metals. commonly called and known ~ the Com.
stock Lode. and Bacon Mil and Mining Com
pany, In Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
County. Nevada. Said claim II bounded OH the
north by the Imperial Company, and OH the
south by the Empire Company, and II more par
ticularly described as follows, viz Commencing
at Post No. ., which H. situated south 10 So
cast distant dG94 feet from the sonthcast corner
OF the Imperial and Empire shaft; running
thence souih 80 IT. west 10 feet 10 Post No. 81:
thence north T3o 90 west lO5T.5 feet; thence
north $40 81 west 1888 feet; thence north 500
~ wcst iliT5 feet thence north $40 ~ west
SELL feet to Post No. ~; thence north 90 ~
east IL feet TO Post No. 81; thence south SO So
cast 52i.T feet: thence south $50 ~ east II IS
feet thence south so 81 east a7.S3 feet; thence
south 73o NJ east 1057.5 feet to The place OF be.
ginning; containing LES acrv., more or lcsS.
Bearings expressed from tho true meridian,
magnetic variation 16o IL cast. Said claim l.
more fully described In the notice md diagram
posted in this Office and on the claim.
WARREN II. LoCKHART, Register.
n,c ond
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Notice.

Tn TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
L Court. District OF Nevada, at Gold Hill. StO.
rcy County. Nevada, the 10th day OF October,
a. ]. 1865. The undersigned gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF l.. Fl. Stone, In the
County OF Storey and State of Nevada, within
said District, who has been adjudgcd a bankrupt
on creditors petition by tho District Court OF
said District. RICHARD MERCER,
Assignee Of l.. II. Stone, a Bankrupt.
To the creditors Of L. H. Stone, and all whom
1t may concern. de12.tft
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 18th day OF
December, 1868, 30 many shares OF each parcel
Of said stock "a may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction, at the office OF the Company,
No. 60 South c street, Virginia, Nevada, on
WEDNESDAY, tho 9th day OF February, 1869,
between the hours OF = and 4 +. VI. Of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to:
gethcr with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale. r. r. SMITH,
Secretary Arizona G.. & S. NJ. Co.
Virginia, January 18th, 1869. jas6-td
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EXCELSIOR! RXGEI.sIOH!
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by the French, and 10 the only real ~eilectual ,lcpila.
tory In existence. Price Is cents per package. sent
postpaid. Ia any address, on receipt 0i All order, rs
BERGER, SHUTS Co. Chemists.
ap5.ly 50 River ST.. Troy. v. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-18

nIvIDEND NOTICE OFFICE
IL Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company,
Gold Hill, Nevada. February 9Th. 1860. Divi-
dend No. 16, OF Five Dollars C$5) per share,
was this day declared, payable at the office
OF the Company, or ut the Bank OF Califor-
mia, San Francisco, on and after the 18th inst.
The transfer books Of tho company will be
closed on the 10th and remain closed until the
10Th Of February.
fc6tf f. p. oSBIsToN. Secretary.
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES,
UTION.

Alpha Consolidated Mining Go.
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES WERE
L sold ut public auction by John Middleton Il
Son, on Monday, January 18th, 1869, for non-pay-
ment OF assessment No. 2, levied December 81,
1868, and will not be transferred, except for the
number of shares mentioned below In the col.
umn marked I" Balance OF shares rcmaining:'
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pRL1NouENr AssRssxRSr SALE.
A RIzONA GOLD AND s!LyRR

IA Mining CoMpany-Location OF Works,
American Flat, Storey County, Nevada. There
arc delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account OF Assessment levied Decem
Der 18th, 1858, tho several, amounts set opposite
the names OF tho respective shareholders, as
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.Ow JACK EFT

OFFICE YELLOW JACK ET
December II, 1SS.-N0ticc IL hereby given to tho
stockholders OF the Yellow Jacket Silver Mining
Company, that n meeting will be held at the Of
flee Of said company. Gold Hill. Nevada, on the
FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1862, for the
purpose OF increasing the capital stock OF said
company. from one million two hundred thou
sand dollars 81, D ,OO0), TO two millions four
hundred thousand dollars ($a, 0 10000, and also
to increase the number OF shares from twelve
hundred 1000 to twcnty-fOur thousand (2t,OOU,
being twenty C20) shares to the foot.
JN0. B. WINTERS,
WIN. SHARON, Trustees.
THOMAS G. TAYLOR
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MEDICAL.
TO THE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES

616 KEARNY STREET,
Av cor. Commercial, San
Fnncisco. established in
1851, for tho treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness.
lmpotcncy, etc, Skin dis.
eases (of years standing) and
liberated Legs successfully
treated
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Corporation Notice,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
/ cooperating the Town Of Gold Hill, Storey
County. State of Nevada, / hereby submit FOR
publication the Reports of the Clerk and Treas
urcr for the Quarter ending December 81, 1868.
W. ID. c. GIBSON,
President OF the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, February 0, 1869.
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SCHIEDAM SCHHAPPS.
TO THE CITIZENS

T BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION
Of the citizens of Nsradssto my celebrated
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10
Throwing Water.

About ) O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon the
dibernian fire company planted
their engines in front ofthe city brewery,
TO test their throwing capacity. TheRough
aud Readies had thrown q stream l3l
feet, inches, through To- feet of hose,
with their large engine, known a. the
Ocean 1t was understood that if the
Hibernians hoisted the aqueous fluid"
greater distance they should wear the
horns as the champion squirters. Well.
the trial was made, the Hibernian's big
engine flinging the water 155 feet I'M
doubleday, and many persons present say
l9s feet. The little engine was then put in
use, the boys came down upon the brakes
with will, and very good and I'M
questionable stream was flung the dis
lance OILS feet 8 inches. This we con-
slider good throwing. There was wind
prevailing at the time that crossed the
stream diagonslly, which wa. considered
ahihdsrance. 1t was certainly not help.
Now that the Hibernians have shown
their ability to throw water far and fast,
n a throwing match, we hope they will
show themselves worthy competitors of
che "koughs," on the occasion Of fires.
II they will do this they will win more
GLORY" than the "hornsn can confer.
With Bill McHale at their head we ex.
pect them to do this. Shall we realize
our expectations?
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

"The family doom; or, the sin OF q
countess il the name Of new novel
by Mrs. Emma ID. f. y. Southworth,
now in press and to be published in a
few days by T. B. Peterson Bro, Phil
adelphis, II will command a very large
sale, as it is fully equal, If not superior
to "The Changed Brides" "The Brides
Fate, - .Fair Play" and "How He Won
Her." which have proved to DO four OF
the best novels ever published, and
which are having unprecedented sales,
for Mrs, Southworth, as q novelist, stands
at the head Of the sensational school.
Her conceptions are marked by origin
ality, and there is purity and sweetness
about her language which give peculi-
ar charm to her writings. Many Of her
characters are powerfully and touchingly
drawn, and We learn to love them be-
cause they are more natural than affect
ed. "The Family doom" will be issued
I'm large duodecimo volume, and sold
at the low price OF 81 10 in cloth; or, 81 80
In paper cover; or copies will be mailed,
to any place, postpaid, by the publish
ers, on receipt Of the price Of the work in
a letter to them.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10
VOL Marihr AmhIiinn.

The pupils OF the Prolific Ridge school
in one OF tue neighboring countries OF
Kentucky have challenged all the 9TH
or schools Of that county to spelling
match. To be beltedas the champion
speller" I. an honor worth c0ntending
for. We would rather wear IL, In fact
than the Cross OF the Legion OF Honor,
or ali badges and order emblems that
ever embelished Quality.
Well bet the oysters on The Prolific
Ridge boys. Who takes?
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

Mr., + Hayward, who died so suddenly
In the 81. Charles hotel, night before last,
was the first express agent in Cairo, hav-
ing entered upon the duties of that posi-
ton about thirteen years ago. Since
that time he has made Cairo his head
quarters, not permanently, but enough
so 10 entitle him 10 continued citi-
renship. OF his previous life, little or
nothing Is known, even by his most init
mate friends, Upon that subject he was
singularly reticent. He was, however,
kind.hsarted, genial man, well in
formed, honest and at least ordinarily
industrious, and gave proofs of good
parental training. His remains were
respectfully cared for by his friends, and
put away with the many that rest at VII
Ia Ridge.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

Mr.. Chas, A. Jocelyn enters n general
denial TO the charges of dishonesty pre-.
ferred against him 10y Lieut.. j. II. II.
Wiseheart through yesterday Bulletin.
He acknowledges that he is Lieut.. WIS
debtor, but denies that he offered piano
in payment ofthe debt. He AYERS that ne
was hurt at Cape Glrardeau, and can If
necessary, produce tn. certificates Of the
attending physician, and the sisters who
nursed him AS to the charge of larceny,
he dsfies Lieut.. Wiseheart or any body
else to establish It, He is here, and says
that he holds himsesf ready to answer
this and every other charge OF dishonest
dealing. And so on, etcetera.
But what he denies and what he de-
clares may be read IN another column
over his own signature.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10
rne A.hen.um Las, Nigh. ana 80 sight.

rhe Athcnsu,n aasi Night ana &c sight.
Despite the Indictment weather there
was o very fair crowd at the Atheneum
last night, numbering as usual, the elite
of the ely.
As Marie In the Pearl OF Savoy, Katie
Putnam met the expectations of her
many admirers, giving still further proof
Of the possession Of that rare talent that
is, some day, to distinguish her as among
the foremost artistes connected with the
American stage. Tho closing scene dis
played acting of rare merit. The whole
performance was good, presenting
pictures of absorbing interest, and
clothing the creations Of the authors
brain with telling reality.
To night will be presented that highly
interesting domestic drama, entitled
Fanchon, the Cricket, with Kate Pat
nam as Fanchen, and the balance Of the
company 30 distributed az to give her the
desired support, and the audience very
engaging entertainment Should the
weather prove reasonably fair the house
will be filled to overlooking, because, Of
The high repute of the selection, and be.
cause, also, It is Katie Putnsms benefit.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

After = struggle of several hours yes
terday, during which the sun came out
brilliantly several times, the clouds gain.
ed the victory and shut ont "Old Sol"
completely. A tolerably heavy rain fell
for some hours last night. This morning
Is quite chilly, but there are signs of
clearing up.
The river has rises eight-en inches
since last report.
Business continues good. ,'S-'
The Mississippi and Missouri continue
falling. 80
The Ohio is falling from Pittsburg and
below louisville, with seven feet in the
channel 20 the former city aud ten
feet six inches in the canal.
The Cumberland il falling again with
seven feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The Atlantic tows the wharfboat
lately sold by Capt. Hiude, TO VicSsburg.
she receives $500 and one half the
freight receipts OF her cargo, which will
make herpay, for the job, about 81 400.
The greater portion of the cargo OF the
wharfboat consists Of mules and horses
| and COWS, but there is ludicro us assort-
ment of babies, children OF all ages, and
adult men and women, moving to LOU
isiana and Arkansas. They complse
several families, and number about so or
! so and have possession OF the office of
! OF the wharibost-very nice quarters for
deck passengers. They will not leave it
quite so NICE ,
The Sam Orr last night brought ous
700 bags corn, and 100 bbls whiskey for
reshipment south
! Jehn York, formely chief engineer of
the a. Baker is now filling the same
station, for trip or two, on the Belle
ST. Louis.
: Charley Kyle and his fellow clerks on
the wharf-boat which Is supplying the
place OF the one sent to Vicksbnrs, look
like birds in cage-their quarters are
so small. They are also about Is good
looking as some birds. Probably "bsars'
LOCAL Ed
The w. II. Arthur is announced FOL
II o. this evening,
The Kate Kerney is the packet 70
Vicksburg, to-day.
The Quikstep Is the regular Evansvill
packet, and the white for Paducsh thi
evening.
Capt. Chas. T. Hinde IL agent for n
he above steamers.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

Len Faxon, connected with the Cairo
press in days Of auld lang syne, 10 now
domiciled in Kentucky hamlet known
n Crossland. Ed. Willett, an old Cairo
Bohemian, 10 somewhere In the vicinity
Of Russellville, we hear, writing dime
novels for Bsadle, and tho American
News Company. His stories have alarge
sale, but that fact is due, not 80 much to
their merit as the efforts Of Messrs. BE-
lock & Co., to push them. Jno. A. Hull,
another old Cairo newspaper man, is
somewhere on the Pacific slope or In
Mexico-and We are here!
p S.-We add nothing to the price of
the Bulletin" on account of this infor.
nation.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10
Prsfaufty.

by the Continental" in the early
days Of the Republic was, by the witch
killing fanatics, called profanity. 81
In this more enlightened age it 10
deemed An evidence Of sound morals ~
well A. OF good sense to give the sdvic
"Buy the Continental n II ir not only
the cheapest bat the bs.t steve in the
market.
For sale by Pitcher q Henry, lsl Cosa.
nsrcisl avenue, cor. 18th street.
nov20tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

George Washington Sheets, the oldest
tramping jour printer in America, struck
Cairo to-day, en- route for Memphis. He
went TO the case nearly fifty-fou years
ago, and since that time has lived only
in the atmosphere of printing office.
He has worked in at least thousand
different offices, now in Maine, now in
California; now in Wisconsin and now
in Georgia. He is n hale and hearty old
man, happy though penniless, going on
tramps at pleasure, always assured OF
help from the craft when he needs it, and
scarcely ever appealing to that source in
vain.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

There will be a special meeting held q,
Engine House thi, evening, att O'Clock
precisely. Business Of vital importance
in which every member is interested,
will be brought before the company. ior
their consideration.
BY order of Board OF Directors.
]. h. FULTON,
Chairman.
7. J. KEITH, Secretary
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

The first hogshead OF tobacco OF IN,
season was sold yesterday 10y the Plan
ters' Tobacco Warehouse company. The
grade was medium shipping leaf. 1t was
Knocked OF at 5000 per 100 lbs, to
Messrs. Bleak d Co.
This tobacco was raised by Mr.. Will
lam Andrews, of Aurora, KY, one of the
most extensive planters and shippers OF
western Kentucky.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10
Rank stsek for sale.

City Scrip will be taken at par for hf'
teen shares Of the stock OF the First Ma
tionsl Bank OF Cairo. The shares are IN
sums OF 800 each. Enquire OF Mrs. {,
Hamilton, corner OF Twelfth and Poplar
streets dec2tl
Prusslan feather busters At Parsons
Davis T. Go. "
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10
yOfCE on TgEE Dead BEAT.
JcCEI.YN xTiEL LIVES!


Cord B, ms People.
Think have been done great injus-
tice by an article appearing In the col.
umns Of the Bulletin headed dead
Beat Ah' ~ Note Of Warning from
shawn own, I'll &c, coming from the
world renowned Sewing Machine Ped
dler, J. n. II. Wlseheart, and undoubt-
eddy the biggist liar in the state Of Hin.
ois, which can be proven by good rcspon-
sible men. AS everybody knows Wise.
heart, the notorious Insurance Agent,
and the man who didn't lose his arm in
the army, there is no use for any brilliant
comments on his character as he blacks
nis boots against it every Sunday.
There is one piece Of advice ] can give
to Mr. John Henry Harrison Hickory
Wisehcart it is to "puck the beam from
his own eye before disturbing himself
about The mote In the eyes Of o,hers.n
II he says ] owe him S4l2, 80 he is lar.
II he says was not crippled he is liar;
and il he SAYS ] stole paint, he is TAR;
and have come 20 tie conclusion, with
the majority orperson' in Cairo that he
is an immense liar
John, the people know you too well
for you to 90 to posting thieves, swind-
lers and dead beats in newspapers with
the money you owe for Reapers, Thresh-
Ing Machines, Sewing Machines, &c.
John you are beneath such an old scoun.
drel rs Jocelyn as he does his open and
Won sneak about yours.
John, how IL that big library Of yours
In Cairo? How j. that 5000 Of yours
How are your Horses and Mules? How
are you anyhow, John?
John, you lave been voted for in our
gang Of Dead Beats" but, you have
been blackballed, on account Of you be.
/ ing an old hand in the "Beat Business
and we are afraid you would "Beat' US
The pedigree Of John Henry Hsrrlsod
! Hickory Wi.eheat: he was sired by his
Daddy and damed By everybody who
knew or had any dealings with him. He
il pretty, too.
II anybody wants 10 see Jocelyn you
/ will find him In town, where he is ever
ready 20 test character with Wiseheart
4 Typos, pass Wiseheart around. For
/ further particulars regarding Wiseheart
| send for Photograph. Yours,
CHAs. ADDISON w. J.. JoCELYS.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10
Tn. &. q v. ". R.-."Do Not b. Disc.ur

aged
Our neighbors along the line Of the
Cairo Il VincenneI railroad express die.
appointment not altogether unmixed
with chagrin over what some Of them
conceive TO be the abandonment OF the
Cairo & Vincennes railroad. II the work
does not 90 forward 10 completion and
that too under the old management, a
considerable number Of persons will ad d
pecuniary losses 10 their disappointment.
In thi. condition Of affairs ell eyes are
naturally turnel to Cairo for information.
Is the project abandoned? What does
the company propose to do? Where is
Burnside, and why this protrscted
silence? These and a hundred other
questions are asked, bnt without elci.
ting satisfactory answers.
We are not at liberty 10 name our
source ofipformstion, but we kaor that
the road has not been and will not be
abandoned. OF this we have the most
positive and satisfactory assurance.
The company propose TO build, equip
and operate the road. General Burnside
is In Europe This much we may say /;
but the details that inspire US with I'M.
shaken confidence in the early com.
pletion ofthe enterprise, we are not at
liberty 20 make public. When arrange.
ments are perfected that Will insure the
commencement Of work, the fact will be
duly announced, and until that time in.
terested parties must wait, however har
rowing the suspense may be. The in
tsrval OF waiting will not be r>ry long.
or this, too, we are satisfied.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

Tho Constitutional Convention con.
venes next Monday, and there 10 proba
bly, already an ingsthering OF the dele.
gates at the capital city. Quite num-
Der OF our citizens will be in attendance
not that they have any axes TO grind,
but merely to see that the Convention
is becomingly organized. tits not def
nitely settled who shall be president,
and We have seen the names OF only two
gentlemen mentioned in connection
with the ofiee OF secretary, viz: John
Q. Harman, Esq, OF this city, and Mr..
l.. p. Sanger, of farewell. or the latter
gentleman We know nothing; but q
more competent gentleman than the
former would be difficult TO find. Mr..
Hsrman is an Incorporating demo
crat. II the convention intends 70
eschew politics, Il will give convincing
evidence OF its sincerity by giving Mr..
II, the office of secretary.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10
sa,ehei Coat and Bianl.t nisiaId.

On "Wednesday evening of last week /
deposited in some house In tAo city which
cannot now recall, "A black satclel, a
gray Goa aud pair gray blanket Any
person returning them 20 Lou, Herbrri'-
restaurant will be amply rewarded.
Dec 9lh II u IENlnl.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

a grand ball and ralle Will be given by
Mrs. NJ. Wagner on next saturday
eve lllA inst cor. Com Ayo.and Twens
~ seventh street. Come one, come All.
The admission fee will be only TWEEN.
ty.five cents, and the management will
endeavor 10 make the affair one OF una!-
loyed pleasure.
dat Mrs. NJ WAGNER
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10
pprnishi,g Goods.

The eompletcst stoeh of genuemen''
furnishing goods in the city is to be
found at Miller and Millsr's. It would
be = remarkable want, indeed, in this
line that they cannot satisfactorily supply
at the very lowest figures ruling In. tho
market #.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10
The fair an dsupper to be given under

The fair an dsupper TO be given under
the auspices ofthe sisters In charge Of st.
Mary's Inhrmary, will commence on
Monday evening next, and continue IN.
iii Wednesday evening. BY some over.
sight in the news room the local notice
was omitted from our columns-a fact We
did not observe until ourattention was
directed thereto this morning. The no.
tice takes It's place again this evening,
and We ask attention 20 II.
No eIor, will bespared to make the fair
aud supper deserving 81 genera patron.
age. We hope that its success may sur.
pass the expectations OF the most san
guine.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-10

Wood Linton 4 Boyle, No. 1875 Ohio
Levee, have engaged in the pork pack
ing and provision business, and are pre-
pared TO pay the highest market price In
cash for dressed and live hogs, or 70 I'll
orders In their line at the lowest figures
ruling. Farmers OF the surrounding
country having pork to sell should eall
upon them before making contracts else
where.
I'Charleston Courier copy " and
charge this office. dec4.5t