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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
On BOARD BRIrsH STR. GREYHoUED, I
Naw York Nav l6 1854


Lord Lyons Envoy Extraordinary, de-, near Wash
in0toR d. c.:
Ny Lord-The Greyhound, on which / am low held
as prsoGer having been ordered to Boston, aud stop
ping here to coal, take this opportunity to en-
close to your Lordship the duplicate OF former let
ter written while was prisoner on board the United
States steamer Connecticut and placed in the hands oil
Commander John J. Almy, commanding said steamer
for transmission using the opportunity thus 70 insure
communication. -.
ment haye already submitted TO your Lordship with
anv argument But there Is cne view oil Tue master
which II NAV not be unnecessary or presumpiuous 10
bring to your LogdShips attention.
II must frequently happen rs mas occurred IN ny
easel that the Confederate States IRON OBVIOUS
Grafton Of military prudence, deny ali conmunloa.on0
through the United States, or other adjoining territory
by land and that then, the only possible mode Of
eeress is BY sea on vessels which pass through tne me
of blockade. II, on board OF one oil these Vessse,
which carried the British flag, aud had passed out oil
jurisdiction claimed by the United Sat s. was not
notesd from arrest item it follows that the passan-
ger (oe he EnglishmAn Oonfederae Is made tae VIC
RIM Of nAcessity which he could not aVoli, ana Ior
which lie is not responsible. Such rule Wouia IN,
yolye the rights OF your own counkymen, my LoIo,
and any passenger, whose misfortune u was tnat no
ooud not get ouI OF the Confederate States without
crossing the ocean, might be- after be had passed ou
of the lines of contested territorial Jurisdiction, hun'ea
on the high lawful prI and be at the mercy Vi
any arbitrary arrest.
/ aid not take pss,lge on board the Greyhound out
of the port OF Wilmington until had ascerained, to
nv Subtraction that she was bona tide British vessel
having undertaken the single voyage IN which she was
captured, under charter party, aud entitled to carry
the British sg, last far to protect PASSENGERS
subject only to the rick OF capture within the terrific
rial limit asserted by tie United States. trust that
my crcumspecon in this matter has not been without
avail and that having sought the protection OF the Dft
ian A.p in good faith, and with an innocent purpose,
may speedily re.1, through the Offices Of your Lord
ship
have the honor to renew my respects, your obedt-
ent servant EDWARD A. POLAND
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

MoRI FooD ToR PoWDER.-The Leinsser, Iceland, Err
prsss, of May is, speaking OF the emigration move
ments 70 America says there's not the least doubt that
she emigration panic is spreading to all parts Of the
couniry. From the dlstret Of thas journal The fight"
seems Increasing. Two thousand eight hundred and
eghty-four persons left the small port Of Sligo iahse
Weaka for the United States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
.LATER pRO,5 grs5, ,e.l.qrIf.

=. j. =. =
We have the fSlIs'aI te;i ssz. t6s
Baltimore Gas,ite OF Tesss :, rs
FaeM PzEsssaE.e
Ga Friday moruing, the Conf ls,s h, be vicinity
Of Pstersburg, attackea tls 1879 e6sf IA - nus arc
said to baye been repuisd Si,b ~ b D :, 2 tho
eng Igement, i. is repcrsed y. sen 80 bn.rsd de-
serters entered TIE Fsi - "a
On Saturday evening ths va hssvg kfajshipg in
front of Petersburg. haa.t clr-sa1 u y a thpfamo
time upon the Federal pcse.a stat fscIttro b tho
line before Petersburg, which 3ss Ieni I'd Tua bat
slight losa In eighteen gun assisFy i. gagi or he
heights beyosd Petersburg, b. hsen . rlnclczoms
to the centre OF the Fsdess rrss, sla il;if 4 has
b:en found impossitl1 70 siIeaceit
rRoMlsEoAeiA
10 Georgi. The Confederate cavalry arc ssEouy in
tenupting Gen Shermln's cournl ic t55z 01 The
18th rs., Gen. Whar,ee, az the he'd 2 sou mee,
captured and destroyed, eastefsltoei "a K1g.
stOn and Dalton, Eve frgst teiss loadsa q ppliss
og Sherman's army. Tzo dsys istasfp0 b trri iriit
trains also loaded with tuppie, wars ca ,aFsa b ths
C0nfedeIates Lear Rsaaea.
We have nothUg - Iepo fom 64ain. On last
intslgence, is viii be reaemaered, Hso1.I's
corps captured the st oBg pJ iigHcO1 ss ~ go UJn'
ledsrates On Lost Aeu1aia. Ou. sAss esq O-y COM
peeled 20 abandon It,
FsoH AhkANsAs.
A telegram from S. Lous, stles d. AZ ,lamlituy
pos's between Cape Gt4r!eau AID -,, ]. VI, a-y gsen
abandoned AID that the Co .iedcrat bsys SAWED al
but small portion Of A kalsg.
LIscoLA's YJRMGs Pobi0g.
Ia the Yankee House Of Repsess, -Isas OF a5Lday,
Mr.. D,vssoi MI from the O5mniss7 on Foreign Re
lations, Introduced the following ress,utos
Resolved That Congress hss eOnsn uonsi Iisat to
authoritative voice in eecaTiag All pTs cfoUg the
foreign policy of the United ltAs, asn n tss Fs-
cognition OF Powers 10 o6es 1ltcrs AID it ia
toe constitutional duty OF the Peel ~ rspecs mat
policy, less 10 diplomatic ncgoitteu IAN IN the
OF the national forces wacl Gu.lo za ~ law, and
the propdety OF aoy dselsfa ion Of 5-sg sol 0y BY
Congress is sufficiently prOSoa by q ~ gliel psJ-
nounces it, AID such reto,ua0a TSi' sil 4 And
determined is not g. topic 81 digc a. q Ia atom
with any foreig1 power.
The resolution WAS placed u25- tas o,.ea3a-. 49,
NiscELLASEcUs.
Gold ives quoted on the sAG.t a1d St fhe brokers'
Office in .iGIn5re, Aolday,. a. 81 III 2S6-salss
having been effected a, g e n2frrs II Mes YORK,
at4i o'clock, gold wn qioss3 81 ~, blt, ssys the
Gazette, thsrSie is puc, ly speculative.
Government secur tes ere Wrlkes Virginia skies
quoted at So North C.r0iins5el59.
TIE Ne York a3ur msIksswss 70. I'd on Mendsy,
and pri!e3 were 10 25yl. pei h9rClhg 81 Wheas
also sdvansed5 lOcis.
GusTFllas are still a. wcrk IN X 5a.ss5. A reign Of
terror prevails along tha 0hio river.
Tom Hyer, the noted pnsiliss, II ae1d.
Hunter has arrived Wessers yrgfu,a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
Tha Raider.

The rOut and dispersal Of the band Of raiders led b.
Wilson and KAutE has given the Iivssst satsiactOn to
he .Aois country. In tha city. the excitement and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

INV MUuo.-Ws are indebted to the publishers,
Messrs. West Johnston for copy Of the popular
song, "Wait Till the War, Lave ia oser"-wOrds BY
Mr. A. j. Andrews. gallant youth, serving in the ranks
Of the Confederate army-muic by O. w. Barton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
ENGLISH srSrIxENr ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

ENGLISH SENTIMENT ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
A member of the FEDERAL Congress has rece we'd the
following letter from the Secretary of the Society Tin
London) for Promoting the Cessation of Hosttes in
America. Accompanying the letter is the prospectus
OF the Society, and also private circular letter sug
costing petitions to Pirliauen. in the premises We
publish these of interest the public in demonsra
ting the condition of European sentiment in regard to
the war in America
No. 2l5 REGENT sTREEr, LONDON,
Nay 2 1854. !
10 the Hon. -
Dear Sir: The Society who're designation and object
are given on the other side of this Sheet would not be
true to itself if did not Offer to YOU and the fifty
bsrs who nobly supported Mr. Long, It's profound es
TEEN aud hearty thanks for your noble effort to
peace TO your stracted country
society Ct Independent gentlemen has lately been
formed in London 10 inhu noe pablo opinion in Europe
in the d ecton Of peace. Our object to induce the
Governments of England and France no. to interfere on
either side in this Struggle, but to urge upon your Gov
eminent the impoesbllty of subduing the South with
out eXterminating some SIX millions of psopIe and
therefore propose to the Washington Csbpet that it
should be the FIRST TO acknowledge the independence OF
the Southern Confederacy. That the commerce ofthe
world ought to be restored that you have suffer-
ed enough aud shown strength aud vigor every way
surpr sing but that you perform mposb lities
any more than we could when you we're fighting for
your separation from the mother country Most Of our
people incline to the Southern side of the struggle be-
cause We believe that the doctrine OF SAFES K shts s
inherent in your ConstiIuo and that you are there
fore wrong in coercion bat all eeit is our duty to be
neutral and fair to 10th sides. We w.uid,
therefore, most gladly SEQ toe noble ssnti-
ments expressed by Mr.. Long take root ana
grow; ard my object ia writing to you, sir, is to
suggest the formation of Peace party-one thar ssI
do that side of the water What we are doing on this
We influencing public opinion toward cessation Of lur
ther hosilitiJs.
have the honor TO be- der sir, very respectfully,
yeur'' +. W. TRENLErr, Hoo. Sec
Of the Solety for PrOmotiag tho Cs,satiOn of Hos
tLt'tses IN AmerteG Office No. 2l5 Regent Street,
London.
!. That the war now raging in America demands the
earnest attention of every friend to civilization and
2 That the subjugAton or determination of SIX NIL
tan times.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
oULpErER LANO roe Sale.

HAVING, in consequence Of the .oss of SO
IL many OF my lsrVr body oii-ud shan phan
be able 10 cultivate, ant he hole 0f 10 b mn
proftGbs dillon, have msFked C ssle t-ct on rom
$50 coo which sl Il M be s1ryeyed
and plat Of the survey sen. 10 Rchmouf s3ag tbs Is one
Of the most fertile and desrab b. rur.
chased IN me upper couniTy. II les bNgsn tfd miles
north ofCuloePer Court HdEse tie Wacni1n The
improvements consist u couOttsels dF - ous With
rooms above ard below ttr sizes cOsetS tre rood
kitchen, with basement aud garrett ge DE ard
corn house som@vhst gjured by Yvkee ;aba-d.-
some yard and enc Of The most proiue I've tI kaow
Of There yont orchard upon Il, Of 6hca. o.
ed fruit trees, the bet varieties Ia &c +
upop the land very valuable m!ue spn-; 90 urn
sprirg yelling the hnest alum - b. ly
specimen OF this water sS be tt- dfuz o F.y-
Johnst35 OF Richmond, whom VII srd N M O. surysy
Of the land as receive Il irom she o. Lis
tract OF land there about 25O % the
PINE oak and hickory about i25 OF fss V a3ise
grounds husdy Run 6ud Fat grc T5S FfatpC On ttg
arabic land. except about so ecres, ts iva
ton, and at present As also III los g1u 90 etd sh
timothy and sapplng clover o. orch Hia Ice red
clover all OF which ENwed and "a t- n, Ia a. oht-
side fencing very good exep n one pse t repair
which there are rails at hsad.
have endeeyorei 70 give ale r n tii3 Land;
but yet sill sell to pprestaa pTi-
vstely and hive immediate possession escsgria syusnt
Oonfederats Treasury notes OF tn ies9 hs
Virginia banks Confederate bonds e rns r per csnt or
the new osn'sderate per cea; bod 70 besa -.y
jes0-2aw6aJ E. FfELD.R
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

DEADY TODAY
LII The new and beautiful Song,
"wAIT TILL THE wAR, LOVE, IS OVER"
Words by A. J. Andrews, arranged for the plano BY O. W.
Price TWO DOLLARS,
For which sum will by mail sddre booksellers
= WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
iy1-9, 145 Main st., Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
DIVIDEND.

THE President and Directors of the Exchange
Bank Of vrgi mia, At Richmond have declared sspI-
nua dividend Of ~ per cent? subject deduction o. per
cent bonus. W.P. sTR01HEk,
je60-d2W Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

tin of bis necs,ity aud, else again, citizen of the
Confederate Saes, not conraband, could be allowed on
the high seas under that e, flying on bona ds Brit
ish vessel why not subject or citizen of any other
Government! If-tbe flag was reality at all. 1t GER
tainy should give protection the ocean highway to
psaeDger who was pursuing objects OF private con-
venience and certainly was not amenabl, to any militia
~ penalties OF the Government at Washington.
Begging that your Lordshp will acquit me OF the
charge OF importantly in matter the importance oil
which is by no altogether personal to myself,
have the honor TO-,
Your obedielt servant,
EDWARD A. POLLARD.
PSI telegraphed Jour Lordship on the 24;h inst
to obtain liberty for me to see you in Washington, in
the interest of the Greyhound but have received no re-
ply, hence these lines.
#Auother circumstance It Is true that If the block
ade runner be seen in f0grdns deO passing the ter
rtora INES che may pursued and taken on the high
seas. But the Greyhound was not pursued; she was
waylaid on the highway Of the eeas Such practice
would convert the blockads into system ofroVing COM
MISSIONS and might well be predicted cfthe coast OF
Bermuda as of that of the Confederate States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
DIYIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE THE Insurance. 90. or rsL sSts-Ts 90 Va,
RalrSrd Jse zils84.
THE Directors of this Comp J5 have de-
l. cl.rsd dividend Of SIX per eea,. ~ 5 ma si.er
the LIST Of Jaly next.
The tax 10 the Confederate G0yesnmet 81 be I'D by ths
Company, and not by the ci Fac ssDs m oeecre
not be given IN by them 10 ths Assessors J. 81 t-eon
gie25-dTt WM Ii CaRi ifif W, 2-c'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

N0TICE.-1he subscribers, as AGENTS Tor
IN the DANvILLE WOODEN COMPANY ensr for sale an A.
sorment OF superior woolsn Cloths to the trade We
jyl-2w sToKtS, WILLIAMSON co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
DIVIDEND.

HE President and Directors OF the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia, have declared siyaead four and
fourth per cent subj ec TO bsus OF qc per cent payable
70 fe state leaving our per cent net Q, st0cKhofsts
"a stockholders reminded that the eooisdsrss States
FAX assessed against the oocoriln sui at ey pay no
ye2i-Iot ia. ssI ~, cl.hlsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
Dividend.

TiHE President and directors Of tho Bank OF
the Commonwealth have declared dlTdsui 10 par cent
net 70 stockheldsr when viii be paid - th the
LIST July next
will be paid by the Bank and not by thelnss gel.'
je27-I0t J. b. y ffON, CashicT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed to Henrico County Jail, Oh
HEsRY the property Of VIM Allen Of Richmond The said no
gro about &c 81 yeas age inches high dark
plexon Spare built had when committed dark jacket High
pants aad grey uniform cap. requested
Forward prove property pay charges and take bin away, he
will be dealt with according 10 law GEO PLttSANfS
jyl-u Sheriff OF E-rr"e ror-'v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

sB INFORMATION WANTED OF ERIvAFE z.
r. RADES, Company y "a Va EedD,rs scsy-i-f, sho
been missing since the fight OF Msy sih atsylEan
o. H., supposed TO be prisoner Ia ths tnenY'. A rs
q. GADEN.
Je9-Stav2w HadensYBe, GooeaiGn4 Csan.,,va 4
ig-Northecn papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
ZINE OLD BnANDIEss.

FINE OLD .BHAND1ES.
"A FEW DemIohns Fine Old Hennessey anc
Msrtele Brand.ea pure article Bor sa Ia lots to sail
purchasers, by ~ y
je2i--eod6t kent, FAME
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
NATIVE PANT

THE attention of those in want is respectful
Il y asked to a 10 PAIN shea ~ awe fors ~,
me been producing, and said Ny have III ms
aes for whe lead seen si3ce For liz vs.
Trial. being cur policy to poiacs eons olaelye
.'ticss a. are q yau thereby asyelosirg
saving the profit heretofore paid the norh Itlnt viii
for al cooTs but white, ard la ssyr e cost
BLAIR AND cHANBEELAYN1,
js1s-d2w No " Aaia street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
iDIVIDEND.

THE President and Directors Of the Eank of
Richmond have declared dfvden II Il par net
payable to the stockholders on the ist proEiUlo
The Bank win pay tn, COME e-sta sAies ard therefore
Stockholders viii their 10 M
Assessor. j. b. hACAC kno,
iel5-dtJuly1st g.shisr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

" sm,tb ooupty on me 1t day % Ap 1861. negro
,oy who calls himself HENRY sad ~ %. ~ nm PAi
iisk Of Buford County, North osroa ~ po ID very black
md ,outIy bult and when coarsJ 81 jail brown
Jeans coat saIs,cOst and pants JeaS y 0uSg,
rnp2-- lsslOr !.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

WANTED
W first class Chsrcoi Burner esmpetsr = manage
large coslng, good situatoa hear lsiehr nd.
Apply W. stham Furnace Niire ard Elnng
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

ME President and Directors OF. The Ba6S.
Il vi glna haze diyfsud Of frr sad qgsrer
FOR the last months ,j-ct 20 deduct OF
per cent bonus % the state eAyrg four n n Tor
dollars and eighty PEI share payable the
holders and sfsr The 9Th inst The IN confederate
will De paid tae Back and no by he s. ekhod
the socx will therefore not gwen In by them the
SCISSOR, 3 sphje.t OF taxation.
je24- di1siJy. WM y. TAYLOR, Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

r oST BONDS.
IL Notice e hereby given ,hat aPelcstioag
BE- made for the ysl OF ederle PEI O9adi NeIi
j.39 -ssw Gao \ EeUrLEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-07
NOTICES OF COMPANY MEETINGS.

ORIGINAL Hawkeye Company.-Notice IL
hereby given, that there will be meeting Of the
stockholders Of the above company on SATv RDA1.
September 10TH 1884, at O'Clock, p. NJ, at the ONCE
OF the company, for the election OF Trustees Tor
the ensuing year BY order of the Trustees.
: - : = " C.KEIFEER, 6ec'y.
Gold Hin kuu1lst n lsIJ au2t al
The above meeting has been postponed until
TUESDAY, September 2Oth, 1854, a. the Sane hour
and place. 49,. T. hEl1 En-, oGS
Gold Hill, Sept. IL. 1854. .... sel2 ID
Nv reason Of a majority Of the stock In the COM
many not being represented at the above meeting,
Inc meeting was adjourned until TUESDAY, QctO-
her ith 1894 10 be held at the same hour and place.
"'' ''' 'T.I % Z. KEIRFER. sec'y.
Gold Hill, Sept. ~, ISL. -rNE f'@ sell ID
By reason Of a majority Of the stock in the conn
many not being represented ut the meeting set for
This day, the meeting was adjourned until TUES
DAY, oct. Is, lSI, at one O'Clock 2 r. at the once
of the company. L, kElFEEh, SecS.
Gold Hill, Oct. q, 1854 '1 n"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-07
Summons.

TN THE CIVIL PROBATE COURT OF THE
J. County Of Storey. Of the Territory OF Nevada.
The People of the United States In the Territory OF
Nevada send TO STEPHEN VANYALKEHBURG
greeting: You are hereby required 10 appear IN Al
action commenced against you Is defendant By I.
E. Van ValkenburHh rs plaintiff, In the Ciyn Pro
bate Court Ofthe county OF storey, Territory OF Ne
vada at Virginia, and answer the complaint Thew
In, which Is on file with the Clerk OF sid Coun,
within ten days after the service on yol q this sum
mons Exclusive OF the day OF service) II served In
said county, or twenty days II served out Of said
county, and In all other cases forty days; JnEAg
ment by default will be taken against you accoEdIp2
TO the prayer Of the said complaint The said action
Is brought TO obtain decree OF this Court tst thr
bonds Of matrimouy between you and Aaid plAintin
NAV be dissolved, and the marriage relations b. de.
creed null and void and that plaintiff be restored 10
her maiden name, on the grounds Of desertion BY
you Of the said plaintiff And you are further noi-
ged that II you fall TO appear and answer the mid
complaint the said plalntif viii apply 70 the Cour
for the relief therein demanded.
~, In witness whereof, L. L. Hermann, have
LIS. hereunto set nv hand and alBxed the seal
49, Of said Court, this 3Oth day Of septsmber.
A. D. 1854. L. HERMANN,
County Clerk, and Clerk Of the Civil Probate Coar
Of the county Of Storey, N. I. Oh .rsagaFS
100. By b. H. HEREFORD, Deputy Clerk.
lJ1Ncent Rev. Stamp s--r''N BeQ fw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-07
Ordinance No. TO-

NtAksED, august Boof.l .....
AN ACT to prevent Chinese occupying dwellings
n within certain limits Of Gold HUI. The BosId
of Trustees Of the Incorporate town Of Gold HUI do
ordan follows: -. o. .r.'." i. ..
SEC. !. Whereas the particular vocation and
habits Of that class Of persons known ~ Chinese are
an injury TO the health Of the Inhabitants, and det
rimentai to the property and Its safety from DIRE
within the said town Of Gold Hill-lL Is therefore
hereby ordered shat from and after the publication
Of THIS Ordinance, no person or persons known ~
Chinese shall be allowed TO occupy any dwelling or
dwellings on any places Of habitatton 4hatsoavef.
within the Incorporate town Of Gold Hill, whieh
shall be nearer than four hundred feet. from The
present residence Of any white person or persons,
unless by permission first had from the Trustees or
said town Of Gold Hill. .H"Tr 70 L... 90 =
SEC. 2. Any person or persons known as Chinese.
as aforesaid on conviction before Justice OF the
Peace OF Gold Hill Of violation OF this Ordinance.
shall be fined not less than one hundred nor NOR
than i've hundred dollars, .-N.---r.-.F. n ....
SEC g. II shall be the duty the Marshal TO mott
~ personally snch Chinese OF the requirements OF
this Ordinance, and have the same faithfully ex-
ecuted. , --.L
III oNay
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-07
Summons,

TN THE CIVIL PROBATE COURT OF THE
l. County Of Storey, OF, the Territory OF Nevada
The People Of the Cnlted States In the Territory OF
Nevada. send to JOHN McM0RROW Rreetlne; =
menced against you ~ defendant by .Elenora Nc
Morrow a. plaintiff, In the Ciyfl Probate Court Of
the County OF Storey, Territory OF Nevada al Viz
ginia, and answer the complaint therein, which ia
on file with the Clerk Of said Court within ten DAYS
after the service on you Of this summons lexcluSve
twenty days n served out OF said County and n eli
other cases iUfty days. or Judgment by de(ault Will
be taken against YOU according 70 the prayer or the
said complaint. The said action Is BROUGHT to OBJ
tain Judgment against you for the dissolution OF the
oonds Q! nntEimony now exciting between you and
plaintiff and for the restoration Other maiden name,
anu 0r the care and custody OF the infant children
named In complaint, and that the property mem
uoned ~ said complaint may be awarded TO plaIn-
nfor the maintenance ofherelf and children, and
alleges extreme cruelty. which will more i1ly 1p-
pear oy plaintiffs complaint on Gle herein. And
you are fufther notttid thAt II you fail to appear
ana answer the said complaint, the said pDaintd will
Apply 70 tue Court for the relief demanded In said
(-~~S In witness whereof, /, l., Hermann, have
LIS. hereupto set my hand and af1xsd the zeal
Of SAID Court, this 9'th day q SeP sST!S
County Clerk and Clerk Of the Cisii Probat: Coar
d. ofthe County Of Storey, M
hereby certify that received the within sum
mons on the Eth day OF Septem6efl =. D. leN, and
amer dliiEent search cannot Apd john AeAAnoM.
iee within named defendant u ssSSsE SSSsety n
Sheriff Storey eCHntRf Nj.
q YfEiRia. Seq. a, lttt.apI erE .idgia ants
oltlnyfent KAY: stpanp,I s3iaaIsgsY sleeAsats
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LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS i.
Constable's Sale.

d. VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION. ISSUED. OUT
ID of Justice v. \. Halls Court, ofGold Hill Town
ship, Storey county n T., to me directed, In favor
of holman & Clark and against the Comblncd Effort
Gold and Silver Mining Company, In the sum Of
sixty-One and 1j-lO1doars 1851 W and costs have
seized and VIII expose for sale at public auction on
MONDAY, October Nth, A. D. 1854, at Q O'Clock P.
w. In front OF the Justices office. Gold Hill Storey
county, n t. the following described property, to
wit: All the right, title and interest In said Com
bIned Effort Gold and Silver Mining Company, judg-
Inent debtors in and to one thousand OOO) feet OF
mining ground, more or less, In said company, and
lying and being situated In Gold Hin, Gold HAi Dis
trict per notice Of location same which
also. WhIm, Rope and Hoke, With al etiNtures be-
longing to the saulei also, Bellows and Anvil and
Blacksmith Tools belonging tothe same. Z"
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r sisH $50 Constable Of Sold I'M Toens6ip.
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