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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-15


Mr.. L. W. Blake. the subject OF the above sketch.
with the Evening Chronicle. II. Louis, No.. n
answer to the inquiry of . reporter. said: 'FOr
seven years l had hssu ailing with cstsrrh. and
duriue that time have been treated BY six emf
nent physictsss. without success. Some doctors
told me had consumption. For the pest three
years had . continual discharge Of mucous drop.
ping In the ths0st. . cough. and pain acrOss my
f0sshsell. Added ~ that Was loss OF memory.
voice, appetite. rOaStna In the ears aud general
Ceelinx 81 wPetchednsas. About I'VE months ego I
consulted DR.. Turner. To day sna % we'll -
ever. having gained 10 pounds aud don't dstect .
trscs Of my old trouble. Yes. cir. would Be
pleased 70 answer. b letter. any psrson ssxssins
frnm 1hat deead dissass." IA III
Iouis Tssser. Il D.. hes onsss 1t $40 washing.
ton avsaue. 81. Louis, No.. anA hes. - private
and hospital practice of over - ysars, treated With
wonderful success al curAhls ceoes TreatmsHl
II defosMtttes and surgery . speciality. NOT
NeCEooARY TO SEE PATleNTe. BY my ofiei
nal svstsm Of consultation, cen treat pstsHts by
mail saeeessfully - In personal ronsultstiou.
Patients consult me BY mail al diseases Of
the 10oe1, et'Machs Liver. Bowels. Heart, Nerve.
eAsoeBeA Debility - ~ 91Beesse psealtae - ~
sessA 10 exosbteAaA eAss1pe. osaaalop11on q
sAce and b mail oss dollar. Send ons dollar fou
. fall cOnsultatton ~ mail. on recsipt Of which
will thoroughly investigate your case. Medicines
furiished free to patitnts. II you are aick sil.
1nG vytts ~. No lettsss answered unleaa accom-.
panisA - : esots u seAnps. Addresa all letter.
e DR. LOUIS TURNER. sis washington svesus
u JOuts. Mo. dlylv
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sbsr ,, Sals.

.. =. an .,.cuHton issrsd out Of the Dis.
~,sct (nr4 AZ TIE SecooA judicial DtstSics ot scS
TevSstory Of Idaho. in ed Tor ne Coeny ="
;naement rendered and entered II said Court %
he az dsy Of October, 1855. n fsvsr q :. =.
Bailey, and against ~.,..
THE LEMHI MINING AID oNkLIAA0 COA
PAMY, r
rh.vs levied on al the right title and ineeeess
said defendant hs1 On OF after ~ 81 day @ ~
~. isas THE date attaehed he rssmises nes,s
AMER described). in snA 70 the following ~.
premises. to-wtt: The woAtooe ~. rs ~ No.
crsek. in Minefal Hin Mining District; aid mia.
Ing claim II 1900 test n isnsis p ~ e asst ~
Width. and was located ~ John snnn9 ~ M Ssv
Of october. 1850. in the CfAce q sne CoenC ~
corder Of Nturas counay. =. 9eek a. 9ssn nse-
ords ~" page 2oe si.c ne 1:s,ss s soas RI -
end IL 100 feet in length b 90 fsrt n wsd -
v. iocssed BY MILO BURKE Soa1 .. Scs, ~ n:
~ Ies i11e :ds .ni hs Last 0ssp lsds al alta
ats in said Mineral Hin Ninins District:
Deer Cr RE Mineral Hin Mining District: con.
tanning Ave- acres moro or LEES. so9eehes W1sI ~
and III concentrating wofks OF reducing vosss .
d.y Of July. iss1. hy L. B. Roots; also ~ Nsztcsa
The Woiisons n,iiisits. eOntaiuins avs esrs: mSr,
Lenhi millsits, containing ave acres more or lee.
| saso the Wolftous ranch, situaSed o. the eocsl
fork Of Deer Creek; al in said 4inssal Mi Ain
| IND District, Alturas County. Idaho Territory.
| Notice u hersby Givsn that - tie sOeh eay =
Ocsobes, 1885. 1t 10 O'Clock Q. -. Of shss dsy' y
| tprss viii cell the right. title and interest Q
ssid Tho Lemhi Minina and Smelling Compsn
o aforesaid. In end 70 the aoove e
in hsn1 10 the highest and best bidder. to sattss
| 1aid Execution and al COSTS
Dsted the Sth day Of October. 19aS:
| o. h. FURRY, Sheeik:
By PAT Funsy. Deputy Sheriff. ~
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sHsR1rrr.s SALE.

BY virtue Of q sx~cstion issusd out Of he Pro-
bats Court Of the Territory Of fdsho In and for ne
county Of Altarss, and 70 me directed and deliv.
ered, for sjudgment rendered and entered IN said
Court the I'd day Of Decs mber. 1855 in favor II
Il. Cramer, plaintia, and against Robert .. Gold.
;s,s 2. ~ q s 1
and to tbs following described property. to.wit:
The mining clsim Known e THO Fslo.e mine.
ssu.ss sns NILE NORTH from Xrnoids cabin. q
-: 9. q -. sed 1ls;.as 81 : 70: "a: !:
eu:.ss ossoose
BY HILBERT g. Goldman.
Also, ali OF the interest Of the defendant In and
length y 600 feet In width. and il situate on
nins on 4. ' south sad he opSir nin. on the
Ss..s Ss:i5s:
Alse. the Aodoc mining claim. consisting Of 1890
feet In length BY go feet In width. adjoining the
" &'n: e ~ snS ~
Ct Claims; - ~ ieess'd oe'oser =. ies''
Also. dc Chr soiits mining claim. being isos
eet IN length by 900 feet in width. and adjsins the
Ophir On the south and the fslosr on the north
east; recorded IL book u Of Quart. Claims. page
Also. the Ophir mining claim. beina 1900 feet in
length BY e00 feet in Width. adjoining the Chryso-
and 4 u naile east Of the Wabash; recorded IN
bosk H. Quarts Records. page al: located October
u. 1855 BY RSesrt 9: aold%.n. ,-
lsnsth ~ go fsst IL viAtA. ,s6j1nina - Hodoc
mine on The saet ~ - wabash natne on the
corded Il sess ~ e c; S..
Also. the Champion No. 2. being ls00 feet In
length By zoe feet In WIDTH. adjoining the Ioorman
milne on the east and the Modoc milne on thc west
and adjoins the Csmas q in, distance Of mile
on the northeast; recorded in book II, Quarts
clsim. p.gs ATS; located October IS. 1855. BY Rob
Ai:o. &: S:iisx s.ss.. n!A.ns si.,., s....
the Ophir mine On the north. the Paloss mtns on
Gated oct'ber ". lsss. By Robert y. 0oldnss snt
George Dslius.
l5C0 feet IN length by COZ feet in width. and sboa
\ Atle from Arn6li's cabin and adjoins Ii,
Champion milne ON the East; located November
isss' ~ sob'rt g. a0'd"a. and Jos. cos.si'' IS
Also. the miuing eisim known - the Chsmpiol
mine No. y being LOUD feet in length bv e0e fsst !,
Fir Grove nine and { mile :oSthws.. in an =, a
the Csn.s lode; located November J. lsse. BY Rob
Aiso. tSs Noantsin View minine claim. bein
1900 feet in length by coo feet In width, situate
mile north from Arnolds cabin on the smok
Gated Novr.aber l. 1888. BY Robert .. Goldman an
Jos. Cognell. $50 feet each.
All Of the sbove.nsmsd mining claims are stu
ate a Mineral Inn Mining District. Alturas cour
Notice e hereby given. that ON the soth a.v :
Dsc.mns4 lsee, 8 u s'slock =: y. Of INST Day; !
rss viii esll Ahs right. title and interest Of sai
DobertS Goldman in and b NE ebnve-des~r ribs
kprspesty. q psh'ic suetiss. for cash In hand.
hs lixhs:s sad best biAdes. 70 satisfy said sasc'
D.ssd De 81 day of Dse..se.. .sss;
G II. FUREY. Sheriff.
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cHlI


lvU.A ssry a.. 1aa.ESancsaAo. -
spenlnsesG b. S3usli1s1 'lny4
ele1e aeaoa1gssn6 ssga1as 81.
] GDEeH op2a;1ALuce
In the United STATES. .Whooe I1Ie.
Louo8x1xni8NCR, psffect method
aud pure medic ne, assure speedy
and P8naGA MeUr Guam Ut ell Phi.
vs1o, (gArralc and NNev0us DIS.
eeodD. ARect1ona Of H. HOOD,
okluX KIDuDHo, NDk1OD04,
&RufVGOxD, 0LCqRS. Ol0
6O0no, 0Wolilng e he olan1s,
- nsash. TlHeet. zone 3sAne,
spoen soontly casea anA e6111atae
from the system toe life.
NERVOUS R:ss...s;'
oemiosl Looses, ;0sxua( lseea1
00a1al - Rhy1lcal Veal.
-. 1tl1lag lGognseE, Wei
uyes. otuu1sd os~elop0sot, In
.pedinents - NsRfa9e, ~. E.
ltoa escssess o yoathfal folllss,
- say Gauss. epsslil1. ssdsly -
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-15
srERLlH0's
ROYAL RRuRDY
4 Fositive cure fer
9YPHILI9

= any eooloo - 6yphi0tle
J heu0A0e0 end Ill 0yrA-
lliu +: msaifeststieos.
81 Nd FOR T1EATI0B J,
nai, - tn n aAy s<ldaeea.
eop' slhtng seoay % ~
dice ~. tes tmonials. etc.
al. Address thA JOHN
18I CO., Loek boz ~
jyi dwsn
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-15

DR.. Spiinnley

h. II Ksany street,
I eats All Chronic and Special Diseases.
10 eayOUNG MEN, ~ s,ev.
se'.: :. ,sase.ssssss. III s vi : sv:si ss...
sslvss Of thts, The Gpsstsst boon laid 1t The
sisas ef sa1ssing humanity. Oh. LPlNNEY Will
gusssat>s to feees eaoo foe every Of Rssntnal
Weasneas a private diseases Of any ktnA q ~has.
ssles which hs undsstakss and ta1ls - enss.
MlDDLE.AcID nB1.
There ass many u the ~ 81 Thirty t. sixty who
~ tsosblsd vtth w. frequent evscasttens OF thu
blsAAss. oftss. aecempsnted ~ slight smartina
80 burning ssapaei0n and weskenjne u the eye.
IN IN naARss tha patie1t cannst ae-o1nt Tor
q ssaeiciss ~ s.tnasY dspostts roey I'D;
b u this. HIsJk11Ah0e. eealn eAsiVin9 Ne Cart
- tegpA appeasa1ee. There an many Msu
vho lie Of this di@culty. ignorant Of the caaal
Ubteh IL the second stage - ssainal weaA1aas
02. tpIHNEY Will RAee>ntee sQpe - sad
Dss1sst cure IN Ill sach caasa, and . healthy re-
3osseios ef Ne grltto- urinary osgsns.
O0ee Heaea-o ~ I'D 10 \ 01hda4s. hsa
- - NJ =. Cnasn1tltieo free. Thpespgh -
sm1odhea and s1vtess g. - y n X
DR.. spINNEY IL CO..
- Nsli Keseay sllest. San rrsesiPco.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-15

In the course of few weeks select
Boarding and Day School under the above
name, will open in the brick building
known as the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-15
Better than Any Other Mil.
81 Posr ST., SAN Francisco, August ), 1862


am working sample mills here and do &c, absolutely better results
sample OF that work than with other m
Fi-Th mill will do work than the ~en.mp with oneh a
and tear Second requires less and help manage
Ihrd-fou pound clean the
PERFECTLY CLEAN in ~ mnu'sa You clean the mill c
20 minutes from the time feeding this like the stamp
you use too much little With the will lose
With this mill simply put in isur five, six pounds o.
mercury and the" feeding and then run =. %
or whole week; 10 all tho Ysu clean up u y.
time in 20 get amaen and for cean taken out
o... 100 : from q 50 .S than could Be u,
the stamps will work tangs we'll In working s'O"s ".
stamps liable break shoes and dies This mill you
os put anything like into it. send 100 pounds o. wv
orc will mill It and send you the result. -, vi
You can this mill perfectly safe with the cheapest neP
il clean. BE- - - wy -
Another thing Three this mill sP " n
oave-needs mllwght franc al the timber one 10y
requires about II inches Sorse engine
~ Your. ..e M JOHNSON
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-15
SAN Francisco. CAL, August 3, 1855
Compelling Stamp Mills t, Shut Down.

Compelling Stamp Mills t. Shut Down.
..... ~ BEECK1NR1Dox Col, August s. 1855
Ny DEAR SlR1n order express myself plainly regarding
Wiswel MILL will inclose record Of the mil compared
the have quite amount where
mill has come IN competition with the stamps
No lot the mill saved 40 per than the
No 2 lot, A per
No 8 lot IS per
No 4 lot 40 per cent.
.... No 5 lot, 40 per cent.
The of all the per gold OF from
the above record the propetos stamps much In
fact have been the of closing stamp looks tho
other onR will be pleased give further information
Yours truly, e. B. WlTHEREL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-15
Statue Of Liberty ElhQleinq
The World"
More Money Needed.

The Committee In charge Of the construction Of
the base and pedestal for the reception Of this
great work. In order to raise funds for its compile.
item. have prepared. from model furnished BY the
artist, perfect facsimile Miniature Ststustts.
which they are delivering to suhscribers through.
out the Uniteu states at the following prices:
No. etatuetts, six inehes In heisht-ths statue
hronzed pedestal. ntckel.silvered at oDo Dollar
Zach, delivered.
No 6tatustts. in same metal, n inches high
beautifully bronzed and niekled, 1t Five Dollars
Each. delivered.
No. 3 statustte. ~ tnches high, finely chased
statue bronxed. heavily e,aa.
with plush stand. at Tea Dollars Earh. delivered
Much time and money have been spent In per.
fsctin9 the ststust,es, aud they are much Inn.
proved over the hrst sent out The Committee
have received from sabscribess many letters of
comu,sndation.
The New York World Fund Of 500 60 completes
the Pedestal but IL estimated that 1t0 0O IL yet
needed TO p,y for the iron fastsuings and the
ton II the 0tstue.
Ltbsrsl subsyriptiops for the Miniature sta4u.
cites will produce the desifsd amount.
Address, with remittance, e
1877 RICHARD BurLER. seerstary..
AAAeioan Committee Of he oGaIue Of Liber1y,
- Mercer ST.. New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-07
BLIZZARD'S TRACK.
CnIcAeo's wAvE.swEPr FRONT
sansrs-A BrsakuAtor DsmOiishsd and q
Nile of Street Washed out The
Thermometer Still Going Down.
A Big Blow At Cleveland.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. Sat S O'Clock this
evening tue temperature in the central
part Of the city stood at zero. The night
is clear and a stiff breeze blows from the
north promising considerably more than
zero weather before morning. Reports
from outside the city indicate a steady in
cressoinc cold. Theblizzlrd clme to an end
yesterday morning, and trainmen report
that the snow that fell between here and
Pierre, Dakota, was insufficient to impede
travel, though all thst did fall was blown
into drifts. The damage done here by
the storm Of Friday night is much greater
than WAS at first supposed. The lake has
seldom been rough.r. Along the shore
skirting Lincoln Park the temporary
breakwster was totally demolished and
the waves made deep inroads, completing
the destruction OF the Lake Shore
drive which was begun in the
storm of last spring. For more than q
mile the entire width OF ths drive with
pavement and coping Is washed out, and
in the place is tangled mass OF wrecked
an bark and other rubbish. The damage
amounts to many thousand Of dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-07
FoRE1GN PENsoNAL GOSSIP.

spurSSon Seriously Ill-Justin Mccarthy to
Marry Actor Toole's Daughter.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The illness' Of the
great preacher, spurgeon, is very seri,
ous and now causes the greatest anxiety
to his friends. It is reported that he is
suffering from heart disease, and that he
is permanently broken down in health.
Mr.. Justin Huntley Mccarthy, Home
Rule member OF the Parliament for Ath-
lone, Ireland, will soon marry daughter
Of Toole, the actor and manager.
The Pope has written letter to the
Catholic Bishops Of England, approving Of
their opposition to the radical scheme Of
free education.
The TiChborne claimant threatens to
bring suit against Sir Henry Tichborre for
the title to the estate when Sir TChborne
becomes OF age next May. The defense
against the claimant has cost Sir Henry
G600, 900.
The dramatic equabble between Robert
Buchanan aud Amy RoseIle attracts at
tention in London. Mr.. Buchanan has
Just published letter in the newspapers,
IN which he states that he dismissed Amy
from the company playing "Alone in Lon
don" because she persisted in omitting
from her tex. an important portion Of her
part, causing much confusion.
American purchasers in the English
stud market are becoming SO numerous
and so frequently outbldding English
purchasers that the United States are
rapidly acquiring the best English horses.
Besides MI. August Belmont, who recent
ly bought st. Blais, Mr.. Cassatt, Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, has joined the list
Of buyers, and hss purchased Tistan for a
large sum.
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lIIvE DAYS ENDING
l nRE FfyE


BosroS, Dec. 5.-The AdrrtiItr, in It's
weekly review Of the wool market, says:
The business in domestic woods has been
S44, 500 lbs larger than last week, and in
foreign 46S, 1000 lbs larger, latter mostly in
sAles Of carpet, amounting to $4,000 lbs.
The sales OF Territory, OF secured and
pulled wools hsve been especially heavy.
Some concessions in the prices Of extra
and fine supers have been made, but B
supers and the grades below are firm, and
slight advances have been obtained over
last weeks selling prices. The feature OF
the market continues to be medium woods,
which are scarce, higher and held now in
few hands. 1t is doubtful il 1900 lbs OF
No. Ohio could be bought at ruling quo.
tations. A sale OF 5000 lbs No. ! Ohio has
been made at 3Sc, but this is exceptional.
Within 10 days two mills have bought ], :
000, 900 lbs OF medium woods. There seems
To be scarcity OF medium woods in all
markets here and on the other side, the
run upon rough goods for men, women and
children being ny no means confined tn
this country. But it is well to remember
that experience in the past is strong in
showing that whenever any article be-
comes apparently Indispensable and is
scarce, substitute is soon found to an
swer the purpose. Manufacturers who
are engaged upon their samples Of new
heavy weights have much to say about an
advance being necessary upon their goods
owing to the higher cost CT wool, and 1t is
thoug ght that enc OF from to 10 percent
will be secured, il all work together. On
the other hand, the necessity for caution
ia realized, that prices be not advanced 30
a TO check consumption.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-07
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Canon Farrar sailed for England on
Saturday.
W.. Lyon, Postmaster at Newark, O.,
has resigned
A SON Of DR.. Walter, ot'yan Vert, o.,
committed suicide by hanging.
John Dsugherty was fatally stabbed by
George Peel at Nicholssville, ny.
W. 7. Trout was fined $500 and costs at
Indianapolis for acting as agent for a
lottery.
Oliver Grendell was killed at Redwood,
O., by 4 painters scafIold being blown
down by the wind.
The house Of William and James
Thomas, brothers, near Sugar Grove, Pa,
was robbed oi a box containing 5000.
An old grudge between Wade Rue and
Dick HutchcrGft was settled at Nicholas,
vile, KY, by Hutchcraft 5A0eIiHg and
killing Rue,
Bowman sSiler and his wife, aged 81 and
50 respectively, suicided at Wellington
D. G., by taking paTts green.
The Presldent's message willnot be sent
to Congress till Tuesday. Upon organizing
on Monday, both houses will adjourn til
the following day in respect TO the memory
Of the late Vice President,
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LONDON, Dec. 6.-The London money
market during the past week was stronger
under the continued drain Of gold to Ger.
many. Within the past four weeks 8, ,O1O,-
eaq in geld haYe bseA sent 70 Berlin On
Russian account. 1t Is Surnised that the
money is required for war purposes.
PANS, Dec. 6.-The Bourse at the open
ing Of the week was inaminate and quota
tions weEs weak. After Wednesday the
market recovered and yesterday the tone
was firm and prices closed the best Of the
BERLIN, Dec. G.-Buainess on the Bourse
yasfimited, bgt the toue was firm, espec.
ially yesterday, owing to the reports that
PRINCE Bismarck had been pressing Rul;
garia 70 arrange On Armistiee. The weeks
variations Veis mot important The ten.
denOy was upward,
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Nh. FAssETT's hostility to all stock
companies, because some abuse their priv.
ileges, is position not wisely taken. On
the contrary, the joint stock company is
50 useful thing in its best estate that the
abuse OF that agency Of development is
the more to be condemned. There are en-
tsrprises Of public moment which indi'
viduals, acting as such, each on his own
responsibility, will never undertake. In
West Virginia, for example, we invite
capital to come in, build railroads, mine
coal, and engage in the branches Of man
ulacture for which the State offers pecu.
liar advantages. The greater and most
important part Of this work will be done
by stock companies, orit will not be done
at all. The industries Of Wheeling and
vicinity have been built up almost entire.
ly by stock companies, and there is little
hope ior the enlargement OF our home
field OF labor except through similar asen.
ctes. The usefulness Of a stock company
does not, Of course, place it beyond the
reach OF the law which creates it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-07
OLD MR. GoFF,s WILL.
A Handsome Fortune Comes Into Possession
of Gen. n, Con, Jr.

OF Gen. n. Con, Jr.
The last will and testament OF old
"Uncle Nathan" Gof, who recently died,
disposing Of one Of the largest estates in
Harrison county, has been admitted to
probate. 1t was made April 81, 1879, but
several codicils have been added
from time to time. Everything was
in the old gentleman's handwrit-
ing. The first bsquest is to his widow, the
sum Of 100000; to his nephew, Abbott
P. Gotf, 5000; TO his nephew. John S.
Gof. and three sisters, $4,000; to each
Of his sister Abigails children, six In
number, 5000, aggregating $4,000; to
the children and heirB OF his sister Polly,
81, 900; To hil nameeake, Nathan Cot,
tr, $4,000; to his brother Waldo's two
daughters, each 5000; to his brother
Waldo, son Thomas, $4,000; to his broth.
er Waldo's son Charles, $4,000; 10 his
brother John Gof 3 two grandsons, each
s., 900; to his nieces or their heirs, the
two daughters OF his brother John Got,
each 5000; to his nephew, Cloyd Col,
absolute, $1,000; to his niece Cicella
Kunst, $4,000; to Lutte 6. Ramsey,
namesake OF hia former wife, $1,000; to
Virginia Ramsey, vile OF Dr.. ]. W.
Ramsey, 81 900; 70 his sister Abigail Bart.
lett an annuity OF 500 per year during her
life, should she survive him; to Sophia
Thomas and her heirs, his former slave,
in trust for them, 81 600; to Fannie GrilIln,
500; to N. Golf, IT,, for use OF NJ. L
church, at Clarksburg, $1,000 to each OF
his brothers and cisters' grandchildren
800, making in all, $500; to General
Nathan COT, for use OF NJ. f. Sabbath
School, At Ciarksburg, GoF Chapel, 5000;
to his nephew, Gen. Nathan GoR, IT,, his
(decedent's) gold watch, 500; to bis nep.
hews, Nathan and b. :. Bartlett, his wear.
ing apparel, $500.
In conclusion he appoints his namesake,
Gen. Nathan COT, Ir., hiS executor, and
charges him with the responsibility Of
settling up his estate. He also In this
clause proyidea that "she remainder oi
his estate, not disposed oi, shall 20 to Gen.
GoG. i ia thought that Mr.. COTS entire
estate really amounts to about $3.50, 900,
yet he only passed by will in specific be.
quests $33s, 100 and that Gen. GofT'a ahSre
Of the bequests will amount ta over $500, !.
900, as included in hin portion are all
lapses, Of vhlsh there are number. It u
s3joiaea upon his executor not To dlstreGs
any Of his debtors except 1t be necessary
10 save his estate 10 his devices. The
e1ecStar . also directed to pay SI0O an,
ASaily Tor ten yeaEs toward the support O
the pastor Of the u. L. Church.
Gen. GoG has been elected President o
the Merchauts' National Rank to ell the
vacancy caused by the death Of his uncle