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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

MOI he DID s'T.-That veracious and well
informed sheet, the Davenport Democrat, has
made discovery. 1t says:
"Capt. A. j. Ault delivered an eloquent
address to an immense concourse at keokuk,
on Thursday evening, and at Fort Madison
last night, on the history of Gov. Stone, and
in proper exposition of the negro suffrage
doctrine"
Now, know We, Oh most reliable Democrat /;
that Capt Ault never made an eloquent
speech, for he cannot. Nor did he speak
here to an Immense concourse" for a brain
less, inane, six by nine pill peddler from the
interior, can't " draw our public to that
extent; nor did the said Ault speak in Keo-
kuk at all, nor yet in Fort Madison. With
these few exceptions the statement of the
Democrat is correct.
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Review Of Chicago A.rk .t.

FROM the tribune Of inc lin,
The Provision market remains quiet bat firm.
Mss pork was in limited request, and note
sales at <3I. Prime mess pork was quiet, with
sales at SIS. The demand, however, Is confined
strictly to small country orders. Bulk sides were
offered At Ice loose, and buyers offered Ice pack
ed. Lard is very scarce, and note . slight ad-
vance, With buyers of prime steam leaf ut 4ic,
and sellers Ut Csc. small lot Of kettle changed
hands at 2I4c in ties.
Highwines were in moderate request and steady
at 81 p, with sales at that price. A small lot of
iron bound packages were sold II 81 %, and rye
highwines at - IS.
The advance in railroad frcights had q rather
depressing effect on the Flour market, and We note
decline Of 10 to l5c, with . moderate degree Of
activity at the depreciation. About 1900 barrels
changed hand at - to IL 90 for white winter; S
SO to s7 for red winter, and 81 to 90 for spring
extras. Rye -four sold at s. IS.
The market for No. spring wheat opened dull
and to SIZE loser than Mt the close Of Change
but later in the day, upder active speculative
demand, the market became buoyant and sdvsnc-
ed &c the opening figure. 30. 2 spring was
more business done in red winter wheat, and the
market ruled firm. Sales at 81 rs for No. l red:
81 - for No. 2 do, and 81 90 for rejected do 81
80 to 81 As for No. ] spring; 81 2s for No. do,
and zoe Tor rejected do--closing firm at 81 IS for
No. spring in store.
depressing effect aE The Corn market, and de-
cline of fully lie took }l4ee Sales at 62l to 63c:
ssh to 5s3c for No. 2 and So t. Sac for rejected in
store. Canal Corn was very duh, and in order to
effect sales holders would have been forced to make
further concession. We heard of ssles at Gee for
choice yellow afoat, and 50 to 62Ic for No. l
Canal aAost The market closed quiet At '624 for
No. l, and 5SAc for No. in store
The market for Oats was less active and to 10
lower, with sales at 32i 32sc for No. L. 20 to SOC
for No. 2. and 25c for rejected in store--closins
| quiet at S24e for No. 1.
Rye was in setive shipping demand. and the
| market advanced to &c per bushel. with liberal
sales at ~ to 73c for No. l, and So to zoe for No.
2 in store.
There was an active speculative demand for
Barley and the market advanced to Sc. With s.les
at So 70 CSC for No. 2 IN store. small 1t 81 -
jected changed hands at 35c.
| There was active demand for Timothy Sod
and the market advanced 5 to Toe, with sales Al
50 SIS to e5 for fair to choice screened Flar
Seed continues scarce: and choice samples vould
bring 81 10. Clover is nominal 1t 4l4 30 to Is.
/ The general Grocery market continues fairly n.
tive, and all leading staples are firm. Java coffee
has advanced lie. No other ahangee
| The Carbon Oil market il firm and scfiye at the
recent advance. A dispatch vas receised here
this afternoon from Cleveland quoting an advance
Of Sc in that market. 1t came too late to have an
effect here to- day, but there is strong probabili
| ty that prices will be higher tomorrow.
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; fuautid atb Gomutrfial.


AAAA4As
DAILY GAN CrY orrrcs,
September Is, 1855. J
wnrAr-old Fall 81 40 to l 10; new Fan 81 ~
to l so.
FLouR-Double Extr. Fail 1t $le SO; ExtfA
Fan IS 50; Extra Spring IS; superhne 81.
RYE-Old As to soc.
CoRN-4O to 45c.
OArs-Old At rs to 26c; new At Is to &c.
srrps-Timothy - 90; Flaxsssd 81 80 to 10.
Eees-Quite dull 1t 10 TO 1se.
BurrxR--Is scarce, and good will sell readily
at from Is to soc; packed IS to zoe.
PorArors-Connon, 40 to 45c. Good, in de-
mand at SO to 55c.
SWEET PorAroEs-Good at 81 rs.
LARp-2o to &c.
BAcos--19 to zoe.
SoReHuM-50 to soc.
CHrcKESs-Young - IS; old - to IS.
OSIoxs-Dull at IS to Acc.
HAY-No change. Timothy $40 SO; Prairie -
50 to 9 90.
PxAcnss-The market is sbundantly supplied,
and they bring from 81 to 81.
APPLEs--Fron SOC to 81.
wooI-Unwashed % to 35c; tub-washed so to
sic; fleece washed 40 to SOC.
HrpEs-Dry flint lie; dry sailed &c; green Sc,
and green sailed &c.
TALLow-On the decline; IL cents was paid to-
day.
RAGs-Free from wooden 81 to 4c.
FRArHEns-From common TO good 80 to Soc
prime IS to 60c.
No change in our Grocery quotations. Figures
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CHIC AGO nag GOODS MARKET.
- Tribune Of Sept. 18th J

TFrom Tribuns d sept. Iith
The week inst closing he's bsen, very aesivs In
Dry 0ocds makes and iostsrs tell thsy have
rarely, IL ever cold eooas IN slagis week thaa
they have daring tbs past sx days Pss again lie
higher STANDARD shseings firm the advance 10
tad In our last Fine Brown shs<tsgs and RsseAed
Goods scarce and higbsr. woeless Wy sctiss
and higher pssess srs resliyeA ". quote:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

i
And in the history of Dyspeptic Man there need
be gloomy future full of hypochondriacal fears,
for one draught of the wonderful appetizer and
healer, Plantation Bitters, will scatter the dark
clouds of Despondency and bid Hope tell her
aattering tale again. For Heartburn, Dyspepsi.,
Indigestion, Heavine Languor, Headache and
Low Spirits, this is the only remedy. II you are
suffering from Dyspepsia any of its attendant
evils, use Plantation Btters, and you will find
there is "no such word as fal''
d&w- tu-thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

PERsoSAL--Our friends COL j. A. Wall
and Jno. Evans are at home. just up from
South Carolina. Are glad to see them. They
say the Yankees are still in bad oder with the
irrepressible chivaly of the Palmetto State.
We suppose the said chivalry feel badly that
they cannot resort to their aforetime popular
and pleasant pastime, and treat the Northern
interlopers to Lynch Law.
Gen. Rice is also in the city. Stopping at
the Deming.
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Cela.
By Telegraph


BY Telegraph NEv YohHt Sept u.
Gold ooasiuus, weak There 10 . good tsai Of gold
bsiDg cold shsrt me-st 90 to 90 1T much b.
10y the current quotations These ssls ~ bsssd O
the suppostcn-hev far we'll fcuHdsd vs 40 not svsrs
that ths Secretary Of the Treasury vii tass saxiy
MEASURES brrsdseins the vols.s 81 tbs csrsscy THY
arr q ret TO ssIset lev the upHss
circles but depressing effect upoa TIE PR MUM
Csss gold is offered quite freely this morning The QUO
tation has ranged l4s turing the morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

We congratulate our citizens on the perma-
nent accession to our number of our highly
esteemed friends, DR.. H. T. Cleaxer, who has
been for some time past Surgeon in the
Hospital. DR.. Cleaver was an old and prom
inent citizen of Louisa county, and represent
ed his fellow citizens in the Iowa Senate sew
eral years ago. He is of very genial dispo-
sition, and is distinguished for his gentleman
ly and popular address, and cannot fail Of
achieving his usual success in general prac-
tice in our city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

NATURES FUTURE of the mouth, is far prefer
able to any that art can supply. Therefore, keep
your teeth clean, and in good repair with that
toilet gem, Fragrant SozopoSr. Brush them daily
with this delicious vegetable preparation, and
they will not be likely to crumble or decay.
d--tu-fhu--sat
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st. Louis Market.


By Telegraph 81. Lor,b Sept. L.
Tobacco -ehade Ermsr,
Heap -l77oIT7 70 Tor prime updr<ss-d
Cotton-Aetivs IL the sdvssoss S1<1See
iitur-Los.r at $50 fer Single Extra; l2IzDs Is
COR Lov Dcsbi. Extra ssl 10 so0lo lag for Estrs DO
Grain-Wheat unchanged. Corn dull Erd lower 1t ~
OToc Oats declined TO SC.
whisk,-2 .542 ..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

IT came out before an English Police Cont.
that practice exists among beggars to keep their
children from growing. by feeding them With gin,
as to ensure always having baby, to attract
compassion. In the case before the Court, b child
four years old was stunted SO not to appear
more than twelve months old. This result could
never have been accomplished had Pinkerton's
Wahoo and Cslisaya Bitters been used instead, as
they are healthful and inyigorating, and can be
used by all ages with benefit. One trial will sat
isfy. For sale everywhere. Wilkinson. Bartlett
& Co.. Agents. Keokuk. tsep4-dsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

To those DESTROYS of bargains in dry goods,
notions, &C.. we would say 90 and see Kra-
mer, Irwin & Co, as they have large stock
of seasonable goods for sale at very low
prices. dim
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The United States general hospital, at Dav-
export, has been ordered to be closed. The
Government property there will be sold at
auction on the Doth inst. SO says the Gazette
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Kew York Msney Market.

Dy TslsgvspA.] Asv xesk Sept 10
Mossy-gtesdy 1t S0s per cent.
Sterling Ixchsngs-Dsll 1t loeel0oL
CODA shade 10 err opening i4ssf declining to 1881
and closed q 1855
Total sxports II specie to-day Gs,lsS.
0svssnnsst esseks-lI lower.
SO Reg Coupons loeZ
SO Coupons (psw isssel lessx
1910 Coupors -, second seriss, epl
etocks-Asayy.
cAP.yx: 81 cls,<zoARIIIs; MAPDc lsh
rsl 4 wsb 70; n wayne ssl&: AArHss; cAu y
pfd e2N Scrip ia; UslyrCert st74; Pee Nail -
rYC loesG nrse o.; @ 20 lO1L: Hudsoa llA Ha@
len Is; RsaAise l0ol< c 110I. oeiz; Toledo To-
n Cert 1L: ouicksilver -
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NV YoR1, Sept. u.
The following are the prices Of Mining Stocks the
Board In Bosson to-day:
Central -; Huron az; Minnesota ~ Superior ass
franklin 80 < Hancock ll5.; Isis Royal " Copper
Fails 1s,&. Qainey s65S: Rccklspd -
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REV. DARIusE. JONES, Agent of the Amer
lean Bible Society for this State, sends to the
Davenport Gazette the following card:

Davenport Gazette the following card:
GRISSELL, Sept 9, 1865.
EDITORS OF GAZETTE A paragraph hav-
ing appeared recently in the Religious Ners
Letter to the effect that had entered upon q
new employment, retaining" only the
oversight of the Bible cause for time"
allow me to say to your readers that / am
giving my undivided energies to the Bible
cause in the State, and have no other business
on hand whatever. did, indeed, accept an
appointment as Treasurer and Financial
Agent of Iowa College, conditonally, but
have given it up entirely, and only entertain
ed it, even in conditional way, for few
days. ! feel called upon to make this public
announcement. in order that my fellow-labor-
ers and other friends of the cause in Iowa.
may not be under any Misrepresentation In re-
gard to my position.
DARIUS Y. JoSEs
Agent Am. B. s. for the State OF Iowa
y. B.-Other papers please copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

In q political contest, earnestly as we may
oppose the opposition, and labor for its de-.
feat, we do not desire to be unjust to any
one. In our notice of the Montrose Conyen.
ton and its nominations, we spoke of Mr..
David Wright, President of the meeting. as
q stay at home butternut.'' In this. It
seems, we did Mr.. Wright an injustice. He
served, we understand, more than two wears
in the "Grey Boards" We knew nothing of
Mr.. Wright ourself, never having heard Of
him before his name appeared in connection
with the proceedings of the Convention, Sat
urday. We made our statement upon the re-.
presentation of gentleman who, knowing
Mr. W., was ignorant of the fact of his hay
ing been in the service.
The name of Mr.. Buck also apneared in q
connection which would seem to reflect unon
his Unionism. Mr.. B. is loyal man. of Re.
publican antecedents, placed upon the ticket
to offset Hedges and Lowden-he should dis.
claim connection with the whole thing.
>
A RAID.-Since Paradise had its Satan
and thistles became q natural prod2st of the
soil, the finest phases of human slicity-tbe
brightest episodes of sublgnary happiness.
have been attended by something to mar and
pervert. When we were treated to that car.
rage ride yesterday afternoon, by that trinity
Of charming young ladies, env,ous observers
might have thought our cup ofhappiness full
90 should 1t have been: but, alas we return.
gu 10 our sanctum under a sun whosa rors
Contained something less than one thonsond
degrees Fahrenheit of Galore, to find 49,;
'nA' excursion We had lost all our late az.
changes; and, contamination of misery Il,
tne editorials we had written during the sf.
'ernoon. We are patient-we are am;.l,la-
my friends, but that was too ,n,oh c.,
Had you visited our sanctum MT tho. 49, -.
"ouid n have had word to say in favor Of
ous genial and courteous self We vsra
mad. We we're
nony our contemporaries not tn nnh.
isn those editorials, if d;scovarod -.
giving US credit therefor. "i'nou'
------>
HEAVY CAsTIsG.-Those ;n,a,o, !,
manufacturing interests of our c;tv ana 49,
growing country, will be pleased To ro.;os
progress IN any branch. We called unor -.
friends, Vail, Armitnge Co., to see a .h.a
made for Bishop, Lcyhe q Co.'s new ho.,
which shaft is the largest ever made in Keo'
kak' If not the largest ever made in the Stats
Aeasrs. v, A. 1 Co. are aatiaied thew ~.
facilities for doing the heaviest work can
80 sssit They make aaosAss seo.,
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A lot of rare Theological Books for sale at
Howe & Tyler's Auction Room this Thurs
day. morning at 10 o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

OuR enterprising newsman; Lowry, keeps
US under obligations for late papers In ad
vance Of the mails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

Ar meeting Of the New York Chamber az
Commerce, held on Thursday last, COMMITTEES Of
Eve was appointed to consider plans for the reduc-
ton Of the circulating medium particularly legal
tenders. II Was proposed by Mr.. Low that Gov
nsnt permit payment Of portion Of the iuport
Duties in legal tenders, and thas withdraw tken
gradually. The subject was, however, left for the
committee to discuss.
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re wei. InGsrese.

The National Association Of Wool Aaasfsetsr-
or, Vas organised q Springfield, Mass, last yeaz.
III annual m1etiss took place in PhI1n1slphia :
few DAYS since. The primary object Of the Or
eanisatio, il ~ compilation Of iafssetien re-
tive to the sStuh eosdition Of ths wool tstsese Y
the United States. The following table 49, PR
sented, showing the value Of WOODEN goods mana
factured in the United States for the ysar ending
Juue 40. 1884: &2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

That METEOR was visible at Leavenworth,
Kensas, and St. Louis, Missouri.
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Agent Am. B. S. for the State OF lows
y. Bother papers please copy.

The = Round Table is resuscitated.
Lowry hands us this Journal, also 7 Mrs.
s7-<,.sssssss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

The LApy's FRIESp.-The October num-
Der of this excellent magazine opens with a
well conceived and executed steel engraving,
The Wanderers Return Then we have
the handsome fashion plate-following it the
wood cuts and music. In the list of contents
we notice: Ronald's Mistake Across the
Plains; Sold by the Sun Only, an episode; ;
Abel earns Temptation; Titan yercelli !;
The Old Bedouilt; Our Christian Names !;
Novelties; numerous poetical and editorial ar
ticles.
Published by Deacon Il Peterson, Phila-
delphia. 50 90 per annum. --=
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

NAIL ARRIVES.
Burlin Rton p. n.
Des Moines ..........2 200
". Louis and Cairo 5:5V "
St. Louis Packet. l0:00 -
NAIL CLOSES.
Buf,;ne top 700 2. NJ.
LICE INV
CnlcaG0 M.
st. Louis and Cairo ..........,............IzoV VI.
~. Louis f'vV r. u.
Postofhce opens at A. NJ, closes P. NJ. Sun
dsy-open from to PAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

We were on an excursion yesterday through
the Stove Emporium of Comstock 4 Bro.
Found the four stories of the house filed with
cooking, heating and parlor stoves and fix
lures, and castings. A wilderness of stoves
of divers fashions and sizes and patterns, and
qualities and prices stoves enough, met
aphorically speaking, to thaw the frigid
zone down to the consistency of the tropics,
under favorable circumstances and with a
proper amount of fuel. This last proposition
is exaggerated, however, and we retract it.
That isn't at all qualifying the fact that Messrs.
Comstock & Bro have large and fine stock
of stoves and castings ON hand, and that deal
ers throughout the interior will find it to their
advantage to patronize this house instead of
going further East. Messrs. c. l. Bro. are
most courteous and upright gentlemen and
good business men, and merchants from
abroad will do well to make raid on this
firm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

hSOR SALE.-Ihe south half of the doutI,
brick residence formerly occupied by N McC1,a
Ssq. containing rooms. good cellar c,stefp .tsi u
and ali In good order This property 10 situated on
mea between seventh and rs nth street.. ma Il
desirable residence in good negbborhoo5 pTas.s.if
the hrsf OF october next Title good or sale Fr
quire of rtyi3l n THsEYcx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

E0R SALE-The House and Land now
= eoeTpi-d hy Charles Ivi, CD the b.u5 t~e -aiiss
and hall a1oxe re knk-20 a-r.s OF land, Is under
high state OF en- tvafidn, ard we'll fenced Zine gre ta
oil mt trees sm all fruits and grapes, brick con-
tanning rooms, good cellar, ard out ho.ees
sirsbi- country reader &C. ses.,on the r.t an "a
tober Title perfect. Enquire Of
augs HB TEN EYCK
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t'Oh SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
u House, occupied by william yeueili v iii = y
rooms cistern, cellar wood house, fall lot and wei
fenced with fruit trees Sc situated On High betve.
Seventh and Eighth streets, keok1k Title good Pei.
session lst of October. Enquire Of
jy14 n Tgv.Fvcp
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kNOR SALE-A desirable residence. The
Il two story Brick House occupied BY 6 g. Ealer
on Concert, between Twelfth and Th teenth streets
Ts property 10 in good repair and conveniently ar
rang d. Tide perfect angle H. B. TEN-EYCK
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L High street, tnorth side. between 9th snd 10Th
sreets With small frame dwelling same; Also %
OF lot IN ock loa near the Of 18th aud
street south sfdt With frame store 81 also 90
iest on lot bio ld9 on hnson street adjcnns B.
A. williams FOUNDRY. Ali this property ~iil he scle
cheap TIE title good or no ssis Rpoufr, Of
luoed rRSEYCK.
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t'OR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling,
with III rooms cistern ceiier god frEme stable Tor
tur horses full lot viib considerable trees &c
Tbs property is Ia ths best OF order and will be solA
with or without the furniture In tie house Tim
property 1. located Morgan between 18th Ard Isk
and TIT be cold for the siy low mir; n
1900 third n cash balance in three snuaI s,,usI
paymenfs with interest Enquire OF W SIR pso. or
sepI IL B. TES.EyrE
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-. .E.O4a1A L.

e
Amount ofloss.s during the year ss4o,157 co being
hundred and twenty seven thonsand dollars less
than the interest investments. Number Of poli.
issued during the ssl5 Total number ~ pol ice
issued since its organization A 600 Dvidf
made Annually and average So per Pcliriee
issued the forf-tinr md other plans PsrIklet-
and ell in for nation obtained application te the v
known Insurance Agency of H. B. TEN-YYCK
maybe
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In this section we'll calculated for either srapesc
other mutt and is all underline very highest .fste o.
cultivation, 10 situsted within miles my ofce An,
will Be cold With or without the crop. pov uponft W.
| quire III z + II fxyrI
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k'Ok SALE "A Frame Cottage con-
tanning 4 ronms with we'll of water and full lot
sitnatsn ora M eranxe street, ret,veen ~ srdxt.,
Price II 90. Title eooS or no aan
mayIo u TEgkycS.
FOR SALE Lots ' and s in BLOCK
- Isl on the corner Of Sth and Paiesn streets VII
De sofd ats bargain. kaaRire Of
msy4 H.BrEN.eycx
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EOR SALE-A Rid Oo,,.aa n.sI

l. Ing House With rooms. cellar ctsfern f,Ii lot
well fenced with lots of mutt tress situated on Fnon
street, between 10th and nth streets KeotpF Tits
good. Enquire OF rmaylsl ID rEN-EYCK
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tax CJoIlector's Sale.

PY .URTUEoF EXECUTIONS ISSUED OUT
OF the Justices Court, Gon hIl rrecincI
Storey county, State OF Nevada, date9 august Isti
A. D. 1888, In favor Of the state OF SeVaus; anu
against the following named defenlans. anu real
estate and improvements thereon. or lmprovemehts
when separately assessed, hereinafter desctlDeI, lot
the several sums owing and due upon eaen lot or
piece OF land, and Improvements thereon, ioSetner
Win accrulng. costs and expenses ~ sAie, anu
to the provisions OF An ACT 70 Pr0ylle
for the Assessing and Collecting County anu Ierri-
torial Revenue approved November Etn, lSl'
and the Act amendatory thereof. approved Deeem-
Der 2Oth. iSo2; Us also a State Act ;elaiing 70 COZ
Letting delinquent taxes, approved March on, 1'b;
lS0El shali expose Tor sale, at ,pconc nuetlon' ~
the highest bidder for cash Ggold coinl. In 'front.' OF
the Court LousS, u Virginia, Storey county Hswa'
da, on the SIXTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,.
lS5, between the hours OFF, o'clock p. y. and 3oclocH
p. ~. OF that day, so much OF the following desert ed
real estate, with Improvements thereon, or Improve
mcnts when separately assessed, as shall be neGes-
sary TO satisfy said execution and costs OF sale: al OF
said land. lots or property Is situated In American
Flat, county and State aforesaid, to-wit:
G. W. Stone-Lot on American Flat. about four
acres, bounded west by kendrick md Weed. Tax:
J 70; costs o.
r. McMllIan-Lo t west side Carson avenue, Aneri-
can Flat, 50 feet front, bounded north by Mr..
Byrne and south by r Schell. Tax, 40; costs.
20 "a ~
If. OFERRALL,
County Tax Collector.
Virginia, August q, 1865. au23 al