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THE PROVISION TRADE.

It Is only very lew years SINCE t0e pEoFl-
sion trade Of Chicago was considered OF but
little importance. Cincinnati, Louisville, St.
Louis, and other Western cities were the chic
hacking points, and the business done at
Chicago vas then Of but secondary impor
tance. The same causes, however, which
made Chicago the greatest Interior grain
mart in the world, have made 1t the greatest
beef and pork market. The rapid develop
ment f:the great Northwest, and the con
struction of an almost perfect network OF
railroads, centering In this city, have con
tributed to this result; and now the trade Is
only kept within it's present limits BY the In
suticiency Of the means Of transportation
The inc,e In population and wealth In the
States Of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Miune sofa,
. Wisconsin, Kansas and Nehraska-and the
ext1aofdinary development Of the resources
of these States and territories, eveu In the
midst oi the greatest civil war the world has
ever seen, have rendered Chicago the most
important central market on the continent
1t is the chief collecting. point for the IN.
mense herds ofheeves, which annually Craze
on the great prairies Of tho West, and tor the
enormona crop H hogs which Is annually
raised by the farmers and stock-hrc edcrs. ~
reference to tables given elsew here, It viii pc
eeen that In 1855, there we're received u Chl-
| cago only 10,115 beeye5, while IN 1854, the
euormus quantity OF SD ,6a7 beeyes were
broueht hare by railroad alone. In 1855, the
| receipts Of hogs amounted to only so2 o68,
which in 1868 grew to ], ,900, SO, aud ln 1851,
Notwithstanding the failure Of lust years cofn
crop, the receipts amount to ], 5s2, VII. Such
| an extraordinary Development. OF RESOURCES,
and such IN increase in tlade and commercs
are without parallels in history, ancient OF
modern. To anJ one not acquainted with
/ the risa and progress Of the Vest such m IN
crease @ Is scarcely conceivable, and even to
| our owu citizens who have marked the stat1s-
| Tics annually, it is truly marvellous
But when We consider that hnt small frac-
| tion Of the territory Of which Chicago ts the
natural outlet has Jet been populated and
| developed, aud that the immense lines OF rail-
roads which brunch out from our city are
even now severely tn1ed to carry tho Pro"
| ducts to market, the future Of the Provision
| trade can hardly be estimated. When every
| county from Lake Michigan to the Missouri
River, and from the Ohio to the Red River Of
| the North, is populated US are the counties OF OF
| the Eastern States, what magnitude Will
| this trade haye assumed! Ten years ago the
| man who would have dared to predict that
Chicago would before 1864 pack more Hogs
tian Cincinnati, would have been pronounced
q lunatic: md it would be equally hazardous
I to predict the position which this trade vii
| hore ssumed fen Yenrs hence.
, 1864-12-31
SAkAAMO SAtDNA&As
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1861.
lkk0 D9k|kI 1861.
Our Annual Review Of National
Events, and the Trade and
Commerce Of Chicago.
PART FIRST
RECORD OF TIE REBELLION
FOR 1864.
Battles Fought and Victories
Won.
TIE LLUsTRIoU6 DEAD or 1854
IN THE UNITED STATES AND
ABROAD.
Disasters by Railroad, Steamboat,
Explosions, &c.
the GREAT CASUALTIES OF
the WORLD.
Losses by Fire in Northern
States.
RECORD or THE lsERELL1oN
FOR 1861.
Battles Fought and Victories
Won.
TIE ILLUSTRIOUS DEAD or 1864
IN THE UNITED STATES AND
ABROAD,
Disasters by Railroad, Steamboat,
Explosions, &C.
the GREAT CASUALTIES OF
the WORLD.
Losses by Fire in Northern
States.
RECORD or THE EkERELLION
FOR 1861.

henei o"Snatl1 tsP"o1 ~ Is
:, fialns. tenn a =; Il .j1.cn,-iiic - =.
battle near Knoxville. between Gen stn5, .
gis ara tuenfoa = a''1onEonaon Es.nt Aose A'e q
% AZ; eantudd aatod * ,tyor'rryi'ie Tenn
guns I'D 20 prisoners taken.-..,....'. Il
1fait Q. o:oG 'aGn nts.etod Pcbc,a rcnuisci :.
Gen Sherman starts On his raid through :.
hisalssrp! 49, i: :.o-oc ,ro.sc: ,he Han.
ING Amy " ~ o@"0'a- et0.ee' '1'~
s.ls laan anq ~ tn 1,rsson.ra md 1 cannon at
5acksonyil!e, Fa:;;.;;i;s-'."'. :;;;;:. ;;:s :.
sherman oeculaes. .taa a.eso ~ ,G1nsiae r.
Gen. seymour r. os'ealeo ~ oi0S'so' :.
toFs l.oH;; te;..,,s E iE,r,a;i1t,,n -
Custarh raid 70 Gpfoons'tne' e1p'afee !" :.
prisoners nnd 1n hofses- ..:---.-.......
FlipatHekf rn,a 10 taapeiflef-ssoea :.
through 70 buIct. A.. :. ;; = -; !,
Cusfhrs raid to u! x1so W eas ~ - !. ~
Gen. GIsnt commissioned as Lieutenant =.
Assigned 10 command. :...-....v... !. !.
Frcs1dcn: calls ~ aMUn men -: s:.:...:. ::;a...,
1ota ~ N.ase!' AAA@>'' ~~tf 49, ~
11n,nn MT VicfnrT at Eachliocbes-s00 prIso-
ncrs and cunnon.. ....--....--. ..:....:--. y
Iaducah captured by Forrest who is subse.
uueutly driven out, losing 800 Killed and !,
1000 wounded: :. =.
itehcl defeat at Longyiew, Arl-, loss OF 800. ii
EankE deieated at Sabine ctoss foaos, loss
Krhy .;miif dctcated hy Banks at Pleasant ;,
Gtil-The Bnllks Expedition abandoned-- -
Fort Pillow captured 1harous murder or
100 u. S. soldier. s..--..-........,:-..:.... :"
CeDtI,tc Of Plymouth, y. c., By 1ebels-Mur.
der Of coIoFcd 6oldleEa-Our loss $50 Kill
I'd ri in 1,r1soncrs. IS cannon md gun
, 1864-12-31

In addition to the above, Aessrs. REGARD j.
Brferleir, Empire Mills, have manufactured
1000 brls Rye Flour during thu year.
, 1864-12-31

The progress Of the. Pork Packfng n chiea.
On Ia ono Of the best Illustrations which can
he he riyen to show the rapid development Of
The Northwest: In the season OF ls.o;
there w{ers packed In this city only 48l6o
Hogs. In 1S15s, 1t tsd increased to "'9Ss
, 1864-12-31

1st4[8, up
packing season is over, it Is probable that
there will be q greater number. OF BeeVes
racked this season than during any former
year In the history Of the trade. ,-,,,.
The following Is q list Of the BeefPack1ns
Houses In operation this seasons
RxEF-PAcK1HH HOUSES
cra-.,. & Co. CuIbertson, Blair S Co.
Wn1stnr. Norrh & Co. Favorite 4 Son.
q 4. Ynhhard b Co, Leland & Ml1cr.
y Eretrh = cn Turner ts Elcoles-
4 Eent + IL. John Hayward
SfeW,-t annoer 4 Tol- Gtlden Brns-
ihan = oAs' - ~ Jones, clifford : Co.
| J. E, Norwood.
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For many yea1s Chicago has stood pre-
eminent Tor her Beef packing; and although
Ibis business has increased in other points
Throughout the West, packing outside Of Chi-
cago is comparatively small atfnr. 1t Is
In the largest Cattle market in the United
States, our packers have the pick Of the
Beeyes offered for sale, which opportunity
they improve, as the quality Of Chicago Beef
has always taken the lead in the markets Of
the world.
. As we are now IN the midst Of the packing
season. We cannot give the full statistics for
tie season, but up to date there have been
packed at the Beef houses in the city about
$1,000 head. The following table shows
the Beef packing for series Of years:
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In addition to The above a large quantity Of
Meal has been manufactured. In the city
there being number Of small mills devoted
exclusively to it's Manufacture. Ne give me
following statement Of the amount made IS
far as could be collated:
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THE FIRES OF 1864.
The losses by coming g1ations in the Northern
States during the year, where the property
destroyed at each fire Was worth $4,000 md
.,,,,ro+ae ira fn1 hp1nw.
, 1864-12-31

The following tables shoW the receipts and
shipments Of Barley in this city for . series
, 1864-12-31
su1rxns1s o. l1vn AND pRxasKo Acas SRoA COT 1
TILL DEC, ~. :


: TotaI.....-.. ..2a2,38 E93i3
Deducting the shipments from the receipts
the result obtained would give IN approxi-
mate idea Of the packing up to date:
1ssI. 1859.
Total receipts. ......,-........ &1,l@ 4Sl&3
Total Bh1pue ent&.. 2.9r318 59,8i3
, 1864-12-31

, ORTS AND IMPORTS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
, following table shows the gross value
I. exports and imports Of The United
from the beginning Of the Government
80, 1864: ...-..
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chicaro % Board Of Trade and Chicago tn
bune4dccide to kill the Wild CATS. II
The Danes delcated at Duppe1 .-..-......... 18
Free State Goyernmcnttn Arkansas.... Is
65,00l hundred daYs men from the West =.
chleseo a Gs Board Of Trade md Chicago III
bune iii the Wild. Cats. ts........:..:...:: May ls
Baltimore Transcript suppressed for dis :,
Besss Sisejspsi,ea, printed y IL TX; TX
Offices seized but aftetwxfds Released: 18
The laird rams purchased by the English :. .,
ns4im1iian GSeen1 Arrives at yef: cru.
Nomination Of Fremont 4 Cochranc By tho
C1evelsld Convention ......:....-.:..:;.. 81
Nomination Of Lincoln and johnson by the
Baltimore Convention. ..June8
Maryland made a free state. q
Passage Of Revenue bill b1ll.....-........-..... Is
RESIGNATION Of sec'y Chase. e
Hositit,ies % SUSPENDED in Denmark. .......... Is
President orders dralt Il G10, 100 men.-... " 19
The Saunders. .oretlcy Peace Negoaaao.9':: - -. y
Surgeon General Hammond dismlssed the
service ---..............'-.'-A!nE.4
So%insiaa So,aans eas. & b; tie Nat Com;
He%inaiion of Mcclellan and Pendsioa by
the Chicago Convention; 81
Fremont ~fthdraws from the Presidential
Es:Ge7. Dennison appoiaied Postmaster
cssna Union triumph il Indiana, ohio and
The ST. Mbans rad. ld....--...-.......-........ 19
Nsw xSEk S.llot;soJ M = I,,s frauds = som 70
mcrce b. tie ailird iorces ss
The Chicago Buttetnut mid Nov. o
Arrest Of Chicago Copperheads and meet. :, =.
eston s @ of Aseshs@ isesb Hneein s;
Tleaiy q peace signed between Denmark,
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DR.. Tarleton, Bishop Of Ely. England -
Duke Of Cleveland, London.
Ii. Hamlin, Admiral French Navy, Paris.
Wm, HINT, the eminent water coiorist, Lon
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ordinance No. go.

A MENDMENTS TO ORDINANCE No. 10
~ providing for the Assessment and Collection
of the Revenues of the Town of Gold Hill, passed
October 18th. 1861:
SECTION l. Section Of Ordinance No. 10 ia
hereby amended no as to read as follows: " An
annual ad yalorem tax of fifty cents upon each
one hundred dollars, and further special tax Of
twenty-five cents upon each one hundred dollars
value of taxable property, ia hereby levied and
directed to be collected and paid upon the as.
sessed value of all property within the limits OF
the incorporate Town of Gold Hill not exempt
from taxation. All taxes levied under the pro.
visions of this ordinance, and all costs for the col
lection of the same shall be paid in gold and sill.
yer coin"
SEC, 9. Section l3 of said Ordinance No. 10 Is
hereby amended so rs 10 read as follows: 1T
shall be the duty of the Assessor ut the time oi
making said assessments, to collect said tax Of
seventy.five cents upon each hundred dollars Of
value Of personal property SO Assessed; provided
the owner or owners Of such personal property
shall Mt the time of such assessment, be the
owner or owners of any real estate besides min
ing property within the limits of said incorporate
town, which shall be liable 10 said tax, the said
tax upon such personal property need not, by
the snid Assessor, be collected but the same shall
be lien upon such real estate. In case the own,
ers of any personal property liable TO pay to said
Assessor tax thereon, shall refuse or neglect ia
pay the same when demand. d, then shall the AS
sessor give such information TO the Attorney o
said Town Immediately. and It shall be bis duty
TO bring immediate suit for said tax"
SEC. 8 Ordinance No. 10, as passed October 9th
1868, and duly published, and ~ hereby amend
ed, is hereby made the law for the assessment ano
collection OF taxes of the incorporate Town Of
Gold Hill, and in each suit for the collection o
taxes, as by the said ordinance provided, the At
torney prosecuting the Same shall be entitled tC
FIVE dollars fee, which shall be taxed up rs Other
costs. Ii. e. BLANCHARD, Fre8L
Attpst. s H. ROBINSON, Clerk Ocl9 Wv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-01
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION
-oP The
Nevada Union ConVeniion.

Upon the entrance OF Nevada into the National
Union, feeling deepythe importance of taking posi-.
ton such as to inspire confidence In sister States
and to rebuke treason TO our nationality, be IL open
or insdous, and TO sustain by rSt acts In tht
capital Of State the integrity Of our country, the
honor OF our Government and the glory OF our free
institutions, We do resolve as follows:
Resolved, That the Union party OF the State O
Nevada recognize no political differences In thi'
hour of our countrys trial. and cheerfully enroll!
who prefers his country to party, who Is loyal TO h'
Union and In favor OF coercion and the suppression
OF the existing rebellion by the only sure means, IN,
strong arm of military power, who Is opposed L
concessions TO rebels with arms In their hands, ant
who Is willing to use the last man and the last dolla
Il fnecessty demands, TO maintain and preserve th'
Union Of the United States Of America.
Resolred, That Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
johnson are worthy leaders Of the Army OF tht
Union, that the platform and resolutions adopted a.
the Baltimore Convention holden June, 1874, meet:
our hearty approval not only In their general tenor
but especially In their advocacy Of that great neces
sty to our Western Emplre-a Pacitc Railroad
That placing ourselves upon the PLATFORM we chal
ral votes Of the virgin State OF Nevada predestined
to be given by loyal hearts and hands TO the men-
berS OF the Convention.
Resolved, That we favor the passage Of laws secu.
ring the general education OF the children in the
State by means Of free common schools, believing
intelligence the only pallsdium OF Republican Gov
ernment, and Of laws guarding the highest right and
privilege nave, the elective franchise, from the
influence fpower money and fraud, and OF further
laws that shall preserve good faith between the peo-
pie, by enforcing their private contracts In the spirit
and power they have made them, and In such cur
reDcy as they may agree upon, and OF such laws as
shall secure In detail the strict economy enloined by
our Constitution and the most exact accountability
Of all public officers, 10 the great source Of political
power, the people.
Resoired. That our wise and beneGcent Govern
ment has always exhibited not only real generosity,
but true policy in re(raning from the sale OF the
mineral lands, and in permitting their use, occupa-
tIon and development by labor and capital. That II
is 10 be deeply regretted that traitors In our midst
are using the wealth derived from an indugent coun-
try In attempts TO subvert Its institutions and ber
ties; and that while deprccate any general inter
ference By the Government with the existing state
of affairs, still the proper exercise OF righteous III
dgnatlon against such ngrateS should excite no sur
loyal men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-01
Constable Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Id out of the Justice Court of Gold Hill, Storey

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Id out of the Justice Court of Gold Hill, Storey
county. n. r., attested by VIM n. Hall, j. p, to
me directed and delivered for the satisfaction Of
Judgment in said Court, rendered on the 18th day
Of October, 1864, in favor of J. d. Burns and A.
S. Patterson, and against the Consolidated G. and
S. NJ Co., for Sle0 and costs and accrulng costs |
have this 3st day of October, 1864, levied on and
taken in execution all the right, title claim and
interest of said Judgment debtors, the Consoli.
dated Gold and Silver Mining Company, In and
10 tho following described property. to-wit:
All that certain quartz ledge mining claim and
ground, situated in Gold Hill mining district
Storey county, Nevada Territory, known and
designated rs the ledge and claim of the Consoli.
dated Gold and Silver Mining Company, owned
and possessed BY said company, consisting OF
twelve hundred Il 900 feet, and being the same
ledge and gound lately worked by said company,
aud upon which. near the hostiug works OF the
Midas Mining Company, is wooden building
covering the whim and shaft of said company,
including that said building, about 3Ox5O, over
said whiIn and shaft, and said whim and oil i'm.
provements of said company upon said claim.
Notice Is hereby given that will expose for sale,
and shall sell, to the highest bidder for gold coin,
the said property, or 80 much thereof as will
satisfy said Judgment and costs, in front Of the
Justices office, at Gold Hill. Storey county, n.
T., on the 18th day Of November, 1864, between
the hours of l2 o'clock ". and 2 O'Clock p. ~
(nanely ut O'Clock P. P.M)
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated, Oct 81, 1864 oc3l I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-01
Summons.
,IIp CIVIL PROBATE COERT OF THE

TN THE CIVIL PROBATE COURT OF THE
i County of Storey, Of the Territory OF Nevada.
The People of the United States In the Territory Of
Nevada, send 10 JOHN McMJRR0W greeting
You are hereby required to appear IN an action com
mcnced against you as defendant by Elenora NC;
Morrow as plaintiff, In the Civil Probate Court Of
the County oi Storey, Territory OF Nevada, al Viz
ginIa and answer the complaint therein, which Is
on lille with the Clerk Of said Court within ten days
after the service you Of this summons (exclusive
twenty days If served out Of said County, aud IN al
other cases forty days; or Judgment by default VIII
he taken against you according 10 the prayer of the
said complaint. The said action Is brought 10 OBJ
tain Judgment against you for the dissolution OF the
bonds Of matrmOny now existing between you and
plantI, and for the restoration Other maiden name
and for the care and custody Of the Infant children
named In complaint, aud that the property men
toned in said complaint may be awarded 10 plain
ti for the maintainance Of herself and children, ana
for costs of suit. For cause -ot complaint piaintir
alleges extreme cruelty. which will more fully ap-
pear by plaintiffs complaint on file herein. And
you are further notified that II you fall 10 appear
and answer the said complaint, the said plaintlf Will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded In said
complaint. besides cost.
LIS. hereunto set my hand aud affixed the seal
N--' Of said Court, this 2lth day OF September,
County Clerk, and Clerk Of the Civil Probate Court
oft6e County of Storey, \. T.
thereby certify that received the within sum.
mons on the 9th day Of September, A. p. lSti, and
after dIligent search cannot find John McMarrow
the within named defendant, In Storey county, n
I. J. C. CLARK.
Sheriff Storey county. n. 7.
ByF. a. ELLIS, Deputy.
Virginia. Sept. q, lSii
lEifly-ccnt Rev. Stamp. SEN w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-01
Constable's sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Sto-
rey county, n. T., attested by w. N. Hall. Jus
tice of the Peace. TO me directed and delivered,
for the satisfaction of judgment in said Court
rendered on the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1874,
In favor of S. A Kellogg, and against J. F. War.
rem, for slO0 and costs, and accruing costs have,
this 3lst day of October, 1854 levied on and taken
in execution all the right title, claim and interest
of suid Judgment debtor, j. F. Warren, in and to
the following described property, to-wit:
An undivided half interest In and to certain
stone house. Also (2) two acres Of land on which
said house now stands. said house being situated
In American city, bounded on the north by pre-.
misses owned by Strother. on the south by the
lot on which are the scales. on the east by the
American Flat Toll Road. extending northwest.
erly (20o) two hundred feet from said road. Such
premises being known as Connely and Warren's
stone building and lot w. H. BEEGAN,
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Gold HILL October 81, 1864. oct 3l.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
" ers of STOREY county, y. T., Virginia, Octo'
Der 22d. 1s64.-Pursuant 10 the provisions OF the
Constitution Of the State of Nevada notice is
hereby given that IN election will be held In this
county on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of November,
1864 for the following named officers, TO wit:
Three Presidential Electors;
One Representative 10 Congress;
Governor;
Lieutepant-Governor;
Three Judges Supreme Court;
Clerk Of the Supreme Court;
State Controller:
State Treasurer:
Attorney General
Secretary Of State;
Superintendent Of Public Instruction;
Surveyor General;
Three District Judges for Storey county
-Four State Senators;
Twelve ASsemblymen
The polls will be opened at the following named
places, towit:
tire. Judges. l. Requa, w. n. Hall, John
Doyle.
Second Distric;-Flowery At the Gould s.
Curry Mill Judged W. Balch, w. F. Frink,
B. F. Wood.
Third nistrict-Firs, Ward. Virginia: AT Hay
Yard, corner Of q and Carson streets. judges
John c. James W. A. Bourne, A. Wood.
Fourth District-SecUnd Ward First Precinct,
Virginia: AT Collins House, street. Judges
F. A. Tritle, Geo. Lammon, A ). Arlington
Fifth District-Second Ward. Second Precinct,
Virginia; Ford's Building, c street. Judges
Chas Wilson, John Burton, D. F. Hodges.
Sixth District-Third Ward, Virginia; Washoe
Stable c street. Judges--E. A. Rowe Frank
Seeley, X P. Bland
Seventh District - American City. At the
Willows Judges-E. F. Glover, E. Strother, s.
D. Wood.
Eighth District-Fourth Ward, Virginia. AT
Vacant Hoase formerly Eureka House, opposite
Illinois House, c street Judges-A. B. Elliott.
Warren Heaton, H. r Wells. 80
Ninth District-Red Mountain: Al CaldweiLs
House. Judges. Wilcox, L. Caldwell Z. w.
Tenth District Lower Gold Hill: At the
White House Judges-A. J. Tyrrell, w. F,
O'Seale, W. W. Van Vliet
Which election will be opened at eight o'clock
in the morning, and will continue until six O'Clock
in ,he afternoon of the same day.
" order Of the Commissioners.
cr54 III LCCIEN HERMANN. Clerk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-01
Summons.
TN THE CIVIL pr JR XrE COURT OF TIL

TN THE CIVIL PRyB trE COURT OE THE
J. County OF Storey. of the Territory Of Nevada.
The People of the United States In the Territory oi
Nevada send TO STEPHEN VAN URGH
greeting: You are hereby required TO appear In an
action commenced against you as defendant BY l..
Z. Van Valkenburgh as plaintiff, in the Civil Pro-
bate Court ofthe county Of Storey Territory Of Ne
yada at Virginia. and answer the complaint there
In, which Is OH die with the Clerk of said Court,
within ten days after the service you OF this sum-
mons exclusive OF the day Of serrice) II served In
said county, or twenty days II served out OF said
county, and In all other forty days; or lugdS-
ment by default will be taken against you according
to the prayer of the said complaint The said action
Is brought TO obtain decree OF this Court that the
bonds Of matrmony between you and said plaintin
NAV be dissolved and the marriage relations be de-
creed null and void, and that punn be restored to
her maiden name, on the grounds OF desertion by
you of the said plaintiff. And you are further not.
Sed that II you fail 10 appear and answer the said
complaint The said plaintiff will apply TO the Court
for the relief therein demanded.
-, In witness whereof, !, L. Hermann, have
IL.s herrunto set nv hand and affixed the seal
49, Of said Court, this Both day Of September,
A. D. ls6i. L. HERMANN,
County Clerk and Clerk Of the Civil Probate Court
OF the county Of Storey, n. 4.
BY B. H. HEREFORD, Deputy Clerk.
ra+cent Rev Stamp.l sem 4w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-01

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees made on the 26th day Of
September, 1864. so many shares OF each parcel
of said stock ~ may be necessary, will be sod At
the sslesroom of Maurice Doro e. Co., No. 81
Montgomery street, san Francisco, on SATuR-
DAY the leth day Of November, 1864, Mt 10
o'clock NJ, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
rether with costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale. By order of the Board OF Trustees
RH. SMITH, Sec'y,
oAice No. s Naglee's Building, Southwest corner
of Merchan, and Montgomery streets, San
Francisco. oeo! La