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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-08-25
Cd Assembly District Convention.

BY order Of the Dem. District Com.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-08-25
J Ohm p. HUME.
1st Assembly District Convention.

Chairman of Senatorial Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-25

K-P G Kimbrough. King, NJ Ksehpg Ksin.
Karr. Lt-col O r King. A Kivett ~. A KEN
nsdy S y Fnor ,;ss S0lS!sa W kuR Ic;.no.
Laushinghouse, 1t r logan. II IitsleAeld. Capt
J " Lewis, II Ligneman, H Lumpkiu. + II Lang
ley, D Lyon, L B Lebla>d, L Landrum' Lieut. L r
~ rs Gsarlle. Judge Monroe. John Mayo, J
Mead, III Montague, Mudd, W Myers, W A
4ayes. " Il Mann. Moore, Aochkef, Dr
pw Mse1en;J Murphy. J Il Ausselman, Capt J
Miller; H Motley. G 8 Mynch, W Moses, Prof
A Miller.
Mc-J MePhearson, ) McTeahau. McMahan,
DR. B McCann, A Mclean, = Mcconnell. 4 Nc
wv Newman. Rev A @ Newman. JOS New
! man. Capt Robt Nicholas, Q hewitt. A Nordeet
(2). Norris ~, H Nerrohn, J Nelson.
O.-W Orr %. Capt II Orr.
P.-Capt P Pittnan, Rev e Perkins, Il F
Peterson, E Pollard, B Purks, F Perry, H Pace,
Preston. Polls, II Padgett, Pendleton,
Patterson, J Pool Lieut. o Pate. d Patter-
son, K J Pollard, H Paschal, W Porter, W ID
Pearce.
RE Ryne, B Rufner, Reinhardt. R Ross.
| Roach, L Roa'ns, L II Routyshaus. Ruhl,
kaSssa c9 " Ras Bison CIV. Fss sosa n MR
| ledge, F Robinson l2), + J Reillv 81.
S.-y shelton, = sports. y sh.drict. s:nss,
ter, J B shepperson, W Seiexiek, w Sharp. " D
Snellings, W staeg. g stoyler, II !. Smith. H E
shannon, Gen Singleton, Sinpson,J J II Snclllngs,
Sevener. A seay, D 4 I sabal. c Smith, E
Scott, W snead, u stubbleGeld, D Saval. Il
Smith, A w Smith, + W stage. T A S6llman, A
Smith ~. Maj Tsteel, I J Smith. " Snow.
| T-Captain Thompson, w Tyler, Thomas
Taylor NJ u Tunnel, Lewis Thomas, r Tur-
| pin, A Trotfer, Captain John H Thompson (2),
J S Timbcrlake, James Terrier. Eugenius TLbs,
Lieut. A ] Tolleson, Adolphus Trnehart.
I.-Chrystan Unkel.
| T-Eictor Vaughn.
W.-Jannes Wade J ames c Weaver, H White
s Co, John Williams, John H White, Joseph F
Wingfeld, Jere Willinghan. DR. James Will ans,
Capt Louis White, L II Wingo, Monroe Wells,
Capt r Ward, Surgeon Thomas H Williams, T
West Jr, Lieut. W II Wall, DR. Watkins. Lieut.
Lieut. Geo Williamson, wenholtx, E Warren,
Capt E NJ Ware, Clement Watkins, A Wagner, A
NJ Werley, Lieut. Col Williams, Capt W Waite
Y.-Wm II Yeatman, Thomas II Yeatman (2),
Major P I. Yeatnan.
mh 25 -. o. srEGER, Postmaster.
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know that he advised Nr. Lincoln, be-
fore giving him his plsh for the proseeu-
ton Of the war, to say to the Seeding
States, "Wayward sisters, depart in
peace"; and, yet, knowing that this Was
the course which wisdom and humanity
alike dictated, hs lent his powerful aid
to course opposed to his own sense Of
policy and Of the true interests Of the
country, and shaped out the way and
manner Of striking down to the dust the
land that had given him birth, that had
nourished and cherished him, and de-
lighted to heap honors upon his head.
It must be dismal sight, even to his
eyes, to see the mother that bore him
bleeding at every pore from wounds
which his hand has inflicted-to. behold
such q people as he knows the people ol
the South to be, trampled into the earth
by the hoofs of his hirelings. But she
will survive HIN and his schemes for her
destruction. She will come out Of this
contest with no stain upon her ancestral
glories, and will. try to forget that she
ever bore such q son as Wing6eld Scott.
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It. was said by some Of Sheridan's
troopers, in their late raid, that they did
not care about taking Richmond; tina.
Richmond, in fact was thing of very
little consequence indeed; but that their
object was to destroy the. country, and
thereby destroy General Lees army
When demonstrated with by families for
taking their little household supplies,
the answer was, that they meant to take
them, so that they could not supply
General Lees army. For this, the peo-
pie were plundered; for this, the mills
were burned, as we'll IS canals and rail-
roads cut They also expressed their
astonishment At the amount Of provisions
they found in some parts Of the interior.
They had been told, they said, that We
were in . state Of starvation, but they
found IN abundance that they had moi
dreamed Of.
It needsd no. their declarations to in.
form us Of their object Richmond, they
hare discovered, is not the backbone d
tho 'rsbsllion. It Is that army thai
host Of war>worn veterans who, Cor foul
years, havs confontdd thsm with invin
chile courage, and whom they havs eivez
up III hopes q coaquering except b
star1stioa. II i for the people 70 ~
vlstss Ills attempt shall saeelsd !
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

4.-Thomas Avres, D G Saunders, " Arnold,
II Ash, Addison, NJ Allen, J Adams, NJ
Ambrect, 7 Alpshue Ashley, E Adams, y II
Joseph Bates, Bigbee. W Berry. Lieut.
T " Bullitt, Lieut. " n Barrett L II Bryan. y,
= " butler, VIM d Brockest. Wh Br,tton, VIM
Vim Brown, W II Blanford, WIN Bray, Jas
II Brown Capt N Brown. Capt Jas blackburn,
Col X BAYLOR, ] II Boujouan, Frank Brown,
Eilndge Briggs, Angelo Baratta ~, Adjt {
Burns, Lieu, s Berry, " Barrade.l ~, e "
brock, John Beryne.
C.-J W Cofer. DIR Jno Carter, Lieut. Hiliery
Cenas, wm Christian, Philip NJ Crane, = -Crci,e.
Caps VIM Coie, VIM R Crowder, VIM W &leary,
Winfield Clark, Capt " u Coiston, VIM II Carlln,
Jesse Carter, John Cowherd, B L Conoway, c
! Crawford.
D.-V Dun, John Dance Lieut. L A Dade, Jas
Dunsian, A Dandridge, Alexander Denson, Mi
4 Deslands, Edward 3 Dan.ord. Dunkell How
ard Davis. Griihn Dobyns. P Dickinson,
Duke, Wiley Davis, " X Dufphy, VIM Davis.
E-Wm Edwards ~, Peter Everett, Jas b Ellis,
Jas Enroughty. - Edmonds, A Evans, Alfred
Edlins. DR. A Edwards
F-Col Farinhoit, Chas w Floyd, Geo Fovlks,
Godfrey Fridinstin, II G Fulire, VIM Fsskey, A
Fraser, John Flannashan, Jas Hger.on, jas
r faulks, JOS A Fauleoner, Jas II Franklin, CApt
Joha Fri<zele, John II Fletcher. John u Francisco.
John n Forbes, ] Forsyth. Lieut. I. Harvey nm
ney. Patrick Fogarty, Capt Franklin, Thomas
Sraiices. -
0-James Gibbs, II Gettinges. I. Godsey, J
Gillespie, IL ] Goodwin. Charles 0reerss q
CHI, Maj w Green, Albert 0oode, B 0otaeio.
H-DrJ Horton. Capt J " Harris. Hop
kins. Jas Howell, DIR j W Hardcastle lsl, Col Ju-
han Harrison III. r Hunt, Hersman, n Han.
COCK Capt Y Harris, b Howard. Hsrn.
don, Cap, H Hash, segt 4 r Hsrren. Hsr, !.
kns, a Hobgood. y and s H..nssoId. :
Hardy, n Henry, y D Harsrose. G = Hudson, !,
Harvey. Haren, n s HaTeet., 4 ~ Harvey. y
Holoomb, Allen Harrington, b ua&,ns: = :
Heath, Il Il Henderson. n II Harvey. sc HepOsao
Ds I Healey, " x Howard, Hamilton.
III L Ingsrsoll. " Ineold.
10 yonAs, J n Jordan, Johnstea, Cap
Jones, q Jarvis, u Jordap, 4 Jones' In9s
Jenkins, Thee Johnston l1l, " johnston l5b
..sobs, W Jones, Dr. W jen1ines, " , Jo6pest
y Q'scksen sesaegsdA y Jeta~. esTe Jeesses. J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-25
SATURDAY MORNIN0......MA MARCH 25, 1865

The plan upon which the war is now
carried on by the Federal Government
is, undoubtedly, that originally recon-
mended by General Scott, which was
the occupation Of the Mississippi Valley
and the dissection of the remaining por-
ton of the Confederaey through Ten
nessee and Georgia. We have not be-
fore us the letter of Geaeral Scott to
Lincoln, in which he laid down his plans
in detail, but, as far as we can recollect,
they correspond substantially with the
recent movements of the Federal troops,
especially those under General Sherman.
The impatience and hot haste Of the
Federal Government rejected the coun-
sells of General Scott at the beginning,
but experience compelled them to adopt
in the end. the programme of Scott, who,
they have discovered; is. after all, their
greatest general. Vain as a peacock,
and an incredible egotist, he has, never
theless, the most military head in the
limited States on. his tall shoulders
But though his plan be ever so good,
subjugation is by no means certain, for
there must be q hand to execute as well
as head to design; and, even with
both, the spirit of the country must be
subdued before, in such q territory IS
ours, subjugation is possible.
To General Scott. son Of Virginia,
belongs the unenviable glory Of every
efficient movement which the Federal
armies have made for the conquest Of
his native country. Grant. Sherman
L Co, who are the prominent actors IN
the scene, are but the tools with which
the designs Of the old chieftain are car
ried out They are getting great names
but are no more entitled to the Aonor'
if they accomplish their work, than ms
sons and carpenters to the credit Of some
grand architectural conception whlsl
| their hands have simply embodied IN
stone and wood. We recognize in Wing
Geld Scott Of Virginia. the military
master spirit Of the Federal War, and
are willing he shall enjoy al the sat'sfac
ton he can derive from that admission
We wonder how tAe old man, nov
tottsring On the confines q tho grave
lbsls - hs thinks o(.ths part b ha
IphUsd il. this tlrsible tvsgedI "
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In 1890, the population Of the United
States, including whites and free ne
groes, was 1921, 800. The whole popu.
lation in 1854 of whites and free colored
persons, was 19,9s7,57a. From an in
terest;ng treatise, published by a TO-
reigng in Washington, the remarkable
fact appears to be demonstrated, that,
excluding immigration, the population Of
the United States, in 1850, would have
been 1866 ,423, instead Of l9, ,9s7, ,573-a
difference in population Of 12,4s2. $50.
Extraordinary as this may appeor, the
author seems to have proved it by figures
and facts which cannot readily be an
swered, and which show to our minds
that the United States is no longer, apd
was, not even as long ago as 1850, an
american country.
Another writer, of opposite political
views, testiies to theawonderful increase
of the foreign element in the Northern
States since 1850. For a single year,
1853, the aggregate immigration of the
United States, by land and sea, was not
short Of half . million of souls. AT
that rate, there arrived in this country
every year sufficient number ofpersons
to make State embracing as large q
white population as Maryland or Ala
bama, and, within fraction, enough to
make one having as large white popu.
lation as North Carolina or Georgia
Every two years, there would be enough
to balance the white population Of Vir-
ginia. Every six months, there would
be almost enough to offset South Caro-
Ina or Louisiana. Every five weeks, a
sufficient number to act as a counterpoise
to the entire white population of Florida.
Or, at the same rate, making no allow
ance for the increase Of immigration,
though, in point of fact, it has progress
sively and rapidly increased every year
the foreign immigration in thirteen year.
1880 would be (we have no doubt it i.
at this momeuD equal to the entir'
white population of the slave States!
Six out of seven Of these immigrant.
settled in the free States. Facts like thes'
show that the North is not only fofeig,
country by virtue of the separation 0
the South, but that it is European as vel
as foreign.
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they prefer to bold on to thaf supplis4
and run the risk Of being cleared out by
the Yankees, taeyhave the right to make
the election: II they wish to succeed,
thsy will send to General Lss's' army
every article not indispensable to kleir
family use. and pour into the treasury
every article Of fIjsvelry, Of plate. Of gold
and silver in any form, which viii help
the country in fs necessity. The army
mast.bs fed; tie treasury must be sup
piled, or, in trying to save.a part We
shall lose all Even IN enlightened self
interest to say nothing Of patriotism,
demands the sacrifice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-07
Tnx Collector's Sale.

DY vIRTUEOF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID Of the Justices Court. Gold Hill Precinct,
Storey county, State of Nevada, dated July 10Th,
A., u, 1855, I'm favor Of the State Of Nevada, and
against the New Oregon Gold and Silver Mining
Company, and the real estate and improvements
hereinafter described, for the sum OF One Hundred
and Seventy-eight dollars and Slxty-t0ur cents.
delinquent taxes, and Thirty-nInc dollars and
Twelve cents, costs Of suit, together with a~ccruing
costs and expenses Of sale; and pursuant to the
provisions Of an Act entitled An Act to provide
for the Assessing and Collecting County and Terri
tOrIal Revenue" approved November 18th, 1861,
and the Act amendatOry thereof, approved Deem
Der 10Th, 1862; az also q State Act relating 10 COL
Letting delinquent taxes, approved March Sth, a. n.
ls6i-l shall expose for sale, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder for cash, gold coin Of the United
StatPJ, In front OF the Court House, In Virginia city,
on TUESDAY, the I'D day Of August. A. D. lS65,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. n. aud II O'Clock
4. ~. or that day. 30 much Of tho following desert, ed
real estate, with Improvement thereon. as shall be
necessary to satisfy said execution and costs OF sale:
situated in American Flat, Storey county, State OF
Nevada, to-wit:
A piece or parcel OF land, a mining claim, situated
in Gold Hill District formerly. now American City
Mining District, being In length 1850 feet from
north 10 south. The above claim Is situated In the
Immediate vicinity OF the Baltimore American.
Jewctt & Sheppard, and Knickerbocker, and Is
known and called the property Of the New Oregon
If. OVERALL,
.g County Tax Collector.
yt.,tnt, Iuip % lskS- ivpq III
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Constable'S Sale.

DY vIRTUB OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID utofth Justices Courtof Gold Hill, Storey
county, State Of Nevada, attestsd by w. N'Hall,
J.P., to me directed and delivered, for the Satis.
faction Of Judgment in said Court, rendered OF
the Goth day Of February, A. D. 1865, in favor OF
the Inhabitants Of the Town Of Gold Hill and
against D. McMurchee, for S94, balance Of judg.
ment remaining unpaid. and S46 coats and accru.
ing costs, I have this 2lst day Of July. 1865, lev.
led on and taken In execution all the right, title,
claim and interest Of said Judgment debtor, ID.
McMurchee. In and TO the following described
property, to.wit:
All that portion of the certain lot of land,
described and marked down. on the official map
Of the Town Of Gold Hill, Storey county, State
of Nevada, as Lot la, Block !, Range o, being
and lying south Of that portion Of said lot owned
byJ. D. Conner, andnorth Of thelot owned by Mrs.
Julia A. Moore. Notice is hereby given, that Twill
expose for sale, to the highest bidder for U. S.
gold coin, the aboVe.named property, or 50 much
thereof as will satisfy said Judgment and costs, in
front Of the Justices Office, Gold Hill, Storey
county, State Of Nevada, on SATURDAY, the
18th day Of August, A. D. 1865. between the hours
Of 10 o'clock n. and . o'clock P. NJ, namely at l
O'Clock p. ". w. II. BEGAN,
T.[ Constable ofGold Hin Township.
Dated at Gold Hill, July 2Ist, 1865. at the hour
OF o'clock. ySo.td DO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-07
TO THE LADIES,

Ladies' suffering from any complaint Incident
10 their sex, such as the Whites, Failing OF the
Womb Irregularities Pain In the Side, Hend sche
Paipltation, Suppression. and all other Disease.
to which the Female system Is subjected. willfud
prompt relief bv addressing themselves 10 DOC
TOR PERRAULT. NV
To those seeking our advice, II plAin statement
Of their case will be given, whether durable or
not.
The great experience acquired by DR. PER-
RAULT In his extensive practice. and In the va,
rious Hospitals Of Continental Europe, affords NIL
ample guarantee to those seeking advice Of being
under the care Of a legally qualified prac,l,ioner.
DR. PERRAULT's name Is to be found 10 the
Medical Register under the authority Of the Ned.
ical Council Of Great Britain, and H., THEREFOR.
not to be classed with tho names On many cass,
assumed) Of q horde Of adventurers who, through
the public press, seek to impose upon the credu a..
lous and unwary by the publication of oualIac0 a.
tions, and I .e advocacy Of specifies, that ar,
rarely beneficial, and In most cases positively N.
furious. -.,- ..
Persons ut a distance can be cured Mt honc rs.
addressing a letter TO DIR. PERRAULT and nm.
ting their case.
Letters by Express TO be addressed "a J. pEp
RAULT, NJ D., corner Of Sacramento and NOV,
gomery streets, Rooms Nos. o. 10 and II. or m Re-
y73. Post Office. ian Francisco. Iunl ~,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-07
Constable's Sole.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Storey
county, State OF Nevada, attested by W. n. Hall,
J. p, to me directed and delivered for the ~satisfac-
ton Of Judgment In said Court, rendered on the 9Th
day OF July, A. D. 1865, In favor OF J. Coleman and
1T. Williams, and against the Sunrise Gold and ST.
yer Mining Company, for Sl39 S-lOO and $l2 costs
and accruing costs, l have this 18th day OF July,
1865, levied on and taken into execution all the right,
Title, claim and Interest Of said Judgment debtors,
The Sunrise G. and 8. NJ. Co., In and to the follow
Ing described property, to-wit: A certain quartz
ledge, mining claim and ground situated In Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey county, State Of Ne
vada, known and designated rs the ledge and claim
of the Sunrise G. andS NJ. Co., owned and possessed
by said Company, consisting OF Q.90) Twelve Hun.
drcd Feet, more or less, on which Is a shaft (aO) Two
Hundred Feet, more or less; also, q within, rope and
fixtures bclOnging-one small shed and all improve
ments In and on said claim.
Notice IL hereby given that will expose for sale TO
the highest bidder, for U. .. gold coin, the said prop
crty or so much thereof AZ will satisfy said Judgment
and costs, In front Of the Justices Office Of Gold
I'LL, Storey county. State. Of Nevada, on Tuesday
the lSt day OF August, A. d. 1875. between the ho,lrs
Of !? O'clock NJ, and 2 O'clock, I ~, " at !
Constable OF Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill. July 18th, 1865, at the hour OF
II O'Clock, A. NJ. Jyl2 I'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-07
Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STOREY.
y In Justices Court, Gold Hill Township, before
". n. Hall, Justice Of the Peace.-George Plalsted.
plaintiff. T.. II. Epley, defendant. The State of
Nevada sends 10 T. II. Epley. greeting: You are
hereby summoned to sppeaL ksforc me, Justice Of
the Peace in and for Gold Hill Township, county, and
State aforesaid, at my Office In Gold Hill, on the I'd
day Of September, A. D. ls65, ut 9 O'Clock A. N. OF
that day, 10 answer the complaint Of George Plals-
ted, wherein be claims TO recover the sum Of thirty
dive dollars. and interest, In gold coin. on your GER
tain promlssory note. made In favor Of plaintiff April
18th, A. D. 1865. payable thirty days after date, with
interest at 5 per cent per month, which said note Is
now on Ole III my ONCE. And you are hereby notih-
ed that II YOU fall to appear and answer the COM
pIaInt as Aforesaid, Judgment will be taken against
YOU for the sum Of IS aud interest and costs fBult.
10 the Sheriff or any Constable or snid county,
greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, this 3lst day Of July, A. b.
isS. W. y. HALL
Justice Of the Peace, Gold Hill Township. -,
80 Ct. State Rev. stamp. 80 CT. Int. Rev. stamp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-07
TO THE NERVOUS AND INFIRM.
.DR. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF

- THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENS COL.
LEGE, begs to inform patients md others seek.
ing medical advice, tina, he may DO consulted per
sonally or by letter, In al casos of Nervous and
Physical Debility, and the various disorders aris.
,ng from Sedentary habits, excess, accident, or
Innate, from 9 A.. N. to 10 ~, and from Q 10 g r.
W, at HIS Office, Armory Building. northeast cor.
Ter Montgomery and Sacramento streets, Room,
Nos. 9, 10 and II, first floor, up stairs. Entrance OIL
'ither Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Where o secret intirmity exists, involving the
happiness Of q life and that of Others. reason and
morality dictate the necessity Of its removal, for
i is fact that premature decline OF the vigor
# manhood, matrimonial unhRppiness, compul.
cory single life, local and physical debility. etc.,
rave their sources in causes, the germ Of which
= planted in carly life, and tho bitter fruit
asted long afterwards.
LOCTOR PERRAULT'S Diplomas Hro In bis
'iices, where patients Gun see for themselves that
hey are under the care Of a regularly educated
PRACTITIONER. The best references will be given
when required. Patients suffering under chronic
diseases can call and examine for themselves. We
invite investigation claim not TO know every.
thing, nor 10 cure everybody but we do claim
hat In all cases we take under our treatment W.,
ulAll our promises. We particularly rcques,
those vino have tried this boasted Doctor, and
hat advertised Physician, I'LL worn out and dir.
Outraged, to call upon US. It will cost nothing,
~ consultations are free. In all cases Of Primary,
Tertiary and Secondary Syphilis, Pains In the
Bones, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Gouorrhaa,
fleet, Structures, ETC., particular attention "
given, as well az to cases OF Seminal Emission
and Impotency, .r....#.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-07
Ahas Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STOREY,
= In the Justices Court, Gold Hill Township, be-
fore ". y. Hall. Justice q the Peace.7Joh Montl
plaintiff, against Henry Kingsley and Marlette II,
Eingsley, his wife, DEFENDANTS. The State OF Neva
da sends TO Henry Kingsley and Marietta II. Kings
ley. greeting: You and each ofyou are hereby sum
moncd 10 appear before me, Justice Of the Peace In
and for Gold Hill Township, County and State aiOrr.
said. at my office In Gold Hill, on the 26th day Of
August, 4. D.. 1865, at ~ O'Clock a. n. Of that day. TO
answer the complaint OF John Monti. wherein he
four and l3-lO0 dollars, balance claimed to be due,
for meats furnished and delivered at your instance
and request, nS per bill on nle In my oflcc. And
you are thereby notified that II you full to appear and
answer the complaint as aforesaid, Judgment will be
taken against you for the sum Of 32d Is, and costs
OF suit. To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said
county, greeting: Make legal service and due IT,
turn hereof. Given under my hand, this 2lSt day Of
July. A. D. 1865. WV. HALL,
Justice of the Peace. Gold Hill Township.