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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
The War 0vse0saxs,s PssaDnne.
New York, Apfil 81

Il
The ConbsreiaRs special says ie i Be
lieved 10 Wasbiugsoo that the wsr il over
and that an sads6Ielnding to that sfISe,
exists. TIE rssEisnme Of Cen GsSnl
anticipates Sll po6 ~ moyemss,e 8 }he
eneny. Hs 81 not msreiy provide II
the sssouastsh u Richmond asd P11S
bssg. He snttsip6ssd this cont;uee1cv
and Lee viii end kis retreat ont q ~ ~
points 0ass, Sheridan, TkenAss 0hAr-
mao and Hancock ~ closing arsdud ne
ffagmenta Of the rebel army. The mill.
tary oSgaaiEatOn Of the Co6lSd1raev vill
cease to exist during The resseatusak.
sherman has Jet to Be heard from. He
i not inactivs daring the great operations
now pending, Peacs through var Is the
object Of the Administration and il seems
TO Be- now within reach.
The Commercial says the news 81
Grant'ssueeees has almost suspended bus
lness IN oil the markets, and % yet il is
difficult 70 estimate the effect upon pri-
ces antil more i known ofths fate Of Lee'e
army ssd the prospect Of his sfssting !
junction with Johnston to Offer battle at
some other point, or possibly to fall con-
Jointly upoo ShsepaD. #
Gold has been effected but SLIGHTLY.
The prise opened 1t Jas and fall % l45}
With no special furore to sell. The mar.
ket hes been largely overruIed and there
is scarcity Of gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

Richmond aud Petersburg have fallen
This is no rumor--no premature report
The ffullness of time" has come and the
Stars and Stripes have been hoisted by
the soldiers Of the Union in the capital
of the Southern Confederaey. Rich-
mond--the vaunted stronghold of treason,
for four years its heart aud life, which
the rebels have boasted- was imprsgsabls.
which boast the European allies of the re-
bellion have echosd-Richmond, with its
rebel executive. and cabinet, and con-
gress, and slave pens and prison dsns, is
the prize Of Grants genius and our SOL
diers' valor. The doors of Libby Prison
have been broken open, and the tragedy
of barbarism and diabolism and death
within its unconscious walls has reached
a finale. Aud as Richmond falls the
pangs of death seize upon the slave
holders Confederacy. Let the earth be
glad and the inhabitants thereof rejoice
The patriotism of the people has wrought
out a new national life and strength.
God help the sorrowing, and green be
the graves and immortal the memories Of
the fallen; but out of the gloom of this
blood-marked night of four years dura-
ton springs the dawn of q glorious day
of national prosperity and perpetui.y.
Born out Of blood, by blood have Ameri-'1
can free Institutions been Preserved
Costing thus much, let them be commen-
surately priced. 'Twere well, also, at
this time, to remember, that not "by ex-
hausting the resources of craftsmanship"
but by the steady and determined valor
of soldiers who would not believe ssthe
war failure has this great victory been
secured to us, and the rebellion been
brought so near its death.
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New York, April 3.

New York, April 8.
The Posts special says it is reported
that there will Be N immediate organized
movement for the return Of Virginia to
her place in the Union. in which case Lee
will abandon the rebel cause.
Joyful excitement in this city oil o. "A
snd evening. Very little business vas
transacted, many merchants closing their
shops. The meeting in Wall Street was
continued until O'Clock. The Petroleum
Board, she Drug Merchants, and Tobac-
co Exchange, al Of which met at Mer-
chants Exchange, Pine Street, adjourned
with enthusiastic cheers. The Produce
Exchange was deserted and the Stock
Bs~sd had ba. few present. The gold
room was almost entirely empty. The
greatest enthusiasm was manifested by all
citizens. Houses were ornamented With
flags, and the streets have been crowded
all the afternoon and saiutes have been
continually reverberating from Ill points
Of The batteries, the iorts and the parks
An immense meeting Is going on thi.
evening in Union square, csnnons are
roaring all over the the city, fireworks are
being sent up in profusion and iIlumina.
toes are being made BY hundreds Of citi
gems.
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Gen. Ord's Operations.
New York, April 3.

~.
Tho Heraid's Army OF the james COR
respondent says on the x1th troops were
selected ior special service @ from s eoln corps
ana sent across tne lanes under com
mand Of Gen. Ord. At sunset on the
zSth they occupied the position vacated
by the "a corps snd moved 70 the lett IN
the midst Of ram storm. een. Turner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

Mr.. Editor. This regiment is COM
manded by Lieut.. Col. j. B. Leake, aud
stands very high for good military discip
line and moral character. Company c
gives 81 900 for the orphan cause.
The following action taken by the regi-
ment, together with its subscription of
S6,5s3, shows the views and feelings Of
these men in favor of the good cause.
P. P. INaALLs.
Barrancas. Fla, March 6, 1865.
At meeting Of the officers and men
of the Goth Iowa Volunteers, at Barran-
eas, Florida, Saturday, March 4th, for the
for the purpose of taking into considers.
lion the "Iowa State Orphan Asylum"
Serg't VIM. P. HeEes was elected CHAIR
man and Fife Major Lewis 2. Doseh Sec-
fesary.
A motion to appoint committee on
Resolutions was carrisd, and the following
named persons were appointed
Co. Z, Ssrg't John A. Porter; Co. K,
Esrg't Joseph Barnes; Go. 1, Serg't Cham
bers Thompson; Co. A, Corp. John Rich
ardson; Co. G, Serg't John P. Connor;
Co. B, Serg't A. S. Mallahan; Co. H,
Serg't Edward Evershed; Co. G, Private
Geo. w. Mcconnell; Co. F, Serg't Geo.
Woods, and the meeting adjourned.
The committee met and adopted the
following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, The Rev. Mr.. Ingalls,, Of
Iowa, has visited our regiment in Flori-
da 10 behalf of the Iowa State Orphan
Asylum, as its agent, We, the officers and
men Of the goth Iowa Volunteers. extend
him cordial welcome. bidding him God
speed in this noble enterprise; that we
are fully satisfied of the vast amount Of
good that will be accomplished for the
of Iowa, and it is consolation
to as in the field, who have families, to
know that if We should. in the Provi-
dence OF God, fall in the defense of oul
beloved country. they would be tenderly
cared for and falIy qualified to maintain
. the rights for which their fathers died
: therefore,
Resolved, That we consider this insti
tuition one of the noblest that can occupy
the attention Of any people; as prope
movement in the right direction; and tba
ve will, to the extent of ouy ability, con
tr;buts to its support and permanent en-
dowment, and we are proud 70 know tha
lows he's taken 30 early az opportgnit
70 show her care for the orpnans OF ne
lallen soldiers.
Resolved, That we, Who have for .
,cng : time been deprived of the bene6,
~ Snme. fully appreciate the laudabi
~eorte 81 the inauQ urators Of this institu
zion. Iowa, young - she is, may We
- nroud of the name OF pioneer in Z
Ic,r |. cause. and her soldiers in the fiel
~ strike still harder blows for freedom
4 ~fsovinr that their efforts are appreciates
VIZ. p. HEwEs, Chm.
LAWS p. DosEH, Gee'y.
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~ sS R,c.k - ieevi4g bssgeeele AZ
1.a. 49,. 49, NJ 01s s1 n6e q
49, De,ssos1s g. sowa .P saass Monday
n'ens. " espsosed akoat ~ .00Q prise
J: ae.s =. .na y. o.n Ioss was see o. ,OOe
~ the aggregate, tho snsstly havfnx ~.
tered me- moro heavily aed thu ]ofssl
were baeomiDg demoralised very Upidly
\. la nos = ..ssseao - '
osnss eaesge on me osA corr frost, IL
= :oo ~ 10y mo Iesgas dsspsassJ ssriy
= soe ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
From Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, April 8.
The news of the fall of Richmond
canse great excitement here; business al
most suspended; flags flying from build.
ings 10 profusion aud general rejoicing
prevails. The city tonight is ablaze
with fireworks aud the. streets thronged
with people.
Ar the mnnicipal election to-day g. A.
H iris, Union candidate, was reelected
AfJor. re
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
Detroit. Anil 4

CttuItI xXPff1 >.
The people in this city are allied with
Joy over the glorious news from Virginia
to-daJ- business entirely suspended in
city and shipping. Salntes fred and
streets illuminated tonight
Scattering returns indicate the election
of Republican candidate Tor Regent of
the State University.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
PhiIAdclnhia. April 8

The old Independence Hall bell was
rung BY order Of the Mayor. The fire.
mon turned out under the impression of
An alarm Of Ere, and then formed pro-
cessicn and passed through the streets
firing salute and blowing steam whistles,
Their procession was an hour passing .
point. The Board Of Brokers adjourned
with cheers. Business at stand still.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

Union Victory in Cenneetieut.
Especial to Gate City.]

Especial to Gate City.]
Clinton, Iowa. April 3-l:3O P. %.
The dispatches to Gov. Stone and eth
ers show that Richmond and PetersbuTg
are ours, and that We have 50 far b
Grant achieved most glorious victories.
N. b BAKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

Especial to Gate City.l
Washington, April 8.
j. B. HOWELL Our troops marched
into Richmond this morning.
J. NJ. Hiatt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

DOR Satellite fine. large two story
II Brick Dwelling occupied by G. r. Conn, Esq,
commanding delightful view of the Mississippi
River ali the Raruds isding 10 this city and the
roundnss of ks-okHk- This house has l. rooms With
all the modern improvements and il situated two full
lots the Lvec AM lo0 feet above the river
Price 50 $pos0-onehaf what the improvements cost in
1867, Title good or no sale Enquirelof
Ii. B. TEE-EYCK,
apr3 Real Estste Agt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

EES s.ss - - 81 y + ~ - T.s s.
rom ne Clerks 0os d the Dsslcs Cpas u - unes1
1sases Ior the District u lows eoatsn DIvo = 10
oknkt r = scamwanded By snjd ufte ~ unae
st public aneton at Mou1pae n tstosnty u Les anA
state Of Iowa. ON Saturday tie ssh dsg 81 April 1855 =
~ on sad day tho steamboat Desoto, with hsr
Tackle and apparel and machinery, ths hghest anA
pest Dg - U1As 70 beup1d 70 ssfisgy deenes rem
dered On tns sdifalty slds Of said Court m certain
ecfaon, civil and maritime pending In sasd Court
yhsn 6epfge Oman n libeant and the sad seeanbea9
DsesN - lDsllara H. ~ HOMIE, q, D.. N,
=. H. GnnoaR, Proctor.
Keoksk. Meh. 30 1sol-dtd sss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
RiehmsnA Captured.
! IOMcial to Operator. ]

Lincoln telegrsphs at $50 this morn.
ing thst Petersburg i evacuated. Chant
thinks Richmond also. Hs is rushing
on to cut off retreat.
LATER.
Richmond vas occupied by our troops
under Weitssl At quarter past o'clock
This morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This unequaled preparation which possesses fs rscu-
Liar properties OF restoring hai It's original oios
and IL to te color pcssssed before
turned grey. II is permanent cnfe FIR dsndruf
strengthens and eniivens the hair gives the
hair lasting and natural moisture dandrud scr
Itching and soreness ot skin Persons thai have tried
this preparation that they have tried all kinds OF
Tonic aud Hair Rtoratses and had been shle
find any article that would produce The desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic thas cured per
who had solid masses of dandrud all knitted aud
cemenfed together in the share of cap covering the
whole head and in the uf thirty aftef ing
Tonic tue seurf and daHdruf ell disappears the
hair. which had until that time been prevented frca
grew;ng, resumed its former healthy growth.
In the Of James Mershnn. of the ztst IurA in
fantry whose head covered with thick coating of
dandru and scurf mentioned above, and whose hair
had plmost completely fallen out Is shown the virtue
this ic for IL the OF three weeks application
his scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
coaan en- grow beautifully. This il only ere case
OF tas xind In thousand could mention ufhers
but fer want OF space and cost prevented do
ing
sold by GEORGE CABUS, corner Of Second and Main
Price rs per bottle liberal discount to
the trade mchS1-d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
City Point, April Sill a. Y.

Clty EuIHt, ApfII q.
To Hon. u NJ, Stanton;
General Weitzsl telegraphs as fol-
lows:
awe took Richmond at 8:15 this morn.
ing. / captured many guns The enc.
my left in great haste. The city is or
FIRE in one piace--am making every effort
to put it out. The people receive us
with enthusiastic expressions of JOY"
Gen Grant started early this morning
with the army toward the Dsnvile road
to out off Lees retreating army, if possi'
BILE.
(Signed) T. s. BowERs, A. A. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
OFFICIAL WAR BULxHrHN.

Occupation Of Petersburg and Rich.
moud.
War Department, Washington,l
April s-l2n.
To Maj Gen. Dix:
The following Official confirmation Of
the capture of Rich mond an announce
ment that the city is on ERE has been re
ceiyed.
(Signed) E. n. STAsros.
Sec'y of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

oAHposcnec Ium EI31tof0 C1kfe1 snow
great excitement and rejoicing over the
fall of Petersburg and Richnond. A
despatch from President Lincoln to the
War Department, $3.50 this morning, re-
ports Petersburg evacuated.
From the Pstsmae Army.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac,|
April /. 1865
The greater portion of the army has
not been engaged With the enemy 70. dsy.
The time has been occupied ia eroetinr
works on tho new line aud repairisc the
roads connecting the different corps. The
late rain had rendered it impossible to
10 move the wagon trains as fast AZ troops
advanced. One train took 4s hours to
move 5 miles, with the assistance OF one
thousand men. but through the un,iring
industry and perseverance of the officers
in charge Of the Quartsrmaster and Com
missary Departments The army Ia.
been almost Is we'll supplied Is while in
the old quarters.
When the news Of Sheridan's repulse
reached here last night part of the 9th
corps Was At onos dispatched to his aid
and il Is expected that tonight or in the
morning We shall receive good news from
that quarter. /. appears that Sherid N
was moving on the road leading to a pl cc
called the Three Forts, about 4 miles
from the Southsids railroad. Two brig
AIDES Of Pickess's division, whioh had
been moved out In great hurry came
down on road running from Sutherland
station. As 6hsridas's cavalry had mos,
all passed the junction this lnovemen,
of the enemy threatsned to cat him off
He, however, discovered his danger in
time TO get the command back With only
light loss, at the came time taking about
one hundred prisoners.
/ Both the Lees we're present, but one
of them wac at . respectful distance. Ua
being reinforced this morning by the 5tt
corps. tho enemy fell back % rapidly tha,
their dead and many of their wounded
fell into our hands, as we'll 40 those OF ou,
0wn thai were unavoidably left behind
/ yesterdsy afternoon. The attack mad,
on the enenys lines Ia front Of the s4lh
oafps vas BY Fosters Division and abou
200 prisoners were brought in, the l4Stl
| New York taking most Of them,
| Sons 800 or 900 yards Of ground VI
taken from then and our picket lines mucl
fossher advancsd. At "A. M. this pc
sition was assaulted aud few Of our me
taptuts bptiih q very short time II "
ffstskdI with about 50 prisoners anc
stand of colors. Our losses up to til
present time viii not exceed I, 500. whil
that OF the enemy in some parts Of th
lineiat least vas sgrsAteF thaA ouf ewr
: but Of coqrse the total cannot be given.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
LOB RENT OR SALE.-The aoder.

Il signed win rent Or Erfi, Easy ter1n he storU4
house now occupied by him the Leyee between Main
and johnson streets front by leo feet deep
four stories high, very substantially built nearly are
The alley without the labor Of hnfsdng. Good floor
scales and counting room. Niswei adapted FOR whole
sale grocery produce provision busin<ss for s
faeturing purposes E.HsHAlN1GQN.
Gpf3A1w -49-se -
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Bsfalo, April 8.
Dispatches from Eastern cities show
great excitement and rejoicing over the
fall of Petersburg and Richnond. A
despatch from President Lincoln to the
War Department, $50 this morning, re-
ports Petersburg evacuatcd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
Jeans and Ffamnels,

Which sell nj lower price than any other store
in this city, having special contract with the Factory
r E-Thsir store II closed Saturday Of every week
Call at the H01SIER STORE No. Este. House. Main
St. bet. 5th eth, Kcokak lows.
mchsa IL T. spIEsRERaER
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tax Collector's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS ISSUED GU; of
ID the Justices Court ofGold Hut Storey county,
favor Of the State Of Nevada and AGAINST John
Doe and the following named Defendants, and real
estate and improvements thereon, or improvements
when separately assessed, hereinafter described, for
the several sums owing and due upon each lot and
parcel OF lan,I, AMI improvements thereon, together
with accruing costs o. sale; and pursuant TO the
md e%olIec,inx Of County and Terrific ini Revenue"
approved November 9Th, 4. D., 1861, and the Act
aniendStory thereof. approved December sUth. Ar.
ouent taxes, approved March Sth, A. D. 1855. I shall
expose for sale at public auction, TO the highest bid
der for cash UNITED States gold eoin.J in front or the
vada, on the 18th day Of August, Is6S, between the
hourSo OF 2 O'Clock P. n. and ) O'Clock p. \. OF that
day, 80 much fthe following described real estate.
together with improvements thereon, or Improve
ments when assessed separately. as shall be neees,,
sary TO satisfy said executions and costs Of sale. Al
OF the aid properly Is situated in Gold Hill, Storey
county, Nevada, to-wtt:
John Doe, Lot lS. Block J.. Range G. Tax, On
joan 81 Il Doe ee'' L K 8. BiocF i. Range O: Tax.
john ~ 6 SSs'i l.. S. Block i: Range q: Tax. ~
John q Docs SSs'f LIT q %, Block j. Range q. Tax.
John ! iS' Docs SSs'i Lot :. Block i: Range G. Tax.
J0s 9'' Docs costs t 81 q, Block i, Range g. Tax,
JS ; q D costs LS q :, Block i. Range Ii. Tax, -
John TS Docs SSs'i L., :, BLOCK j. Range ii. Tax.
jon: + % Docs costs tG 81 !: BLOCK i. Range Il. Tax.
John j 70; D SSs'i L Z, S. block i. Range i. tt.
john %; Docs SS:'i Ls q ), Block j, Range j. Tax, y
} 81 costs % 81
John Doe, Lot SIX, Block !, Range ]. Tax.
John Doe. Lot !. Block i. Range K. Tax.
John Doe, Lot z, Block j. Range K. Tax.
] 20; costs 20 ~
John Doe. Lot 8. Block i. Range X. Tax,
John Doe, Lo, y, Block i, Range L. Tax,
) .; costs ~ 81
John Doe. Lot 20, Block !, Range L. Tax.
, IS costs - 81
John Doe, south 81 feet OF Lot II, Block l.
Range D. Tax I &C costs 81 5...----...-2I 70
John Doe, Lot %. Block ], Range o. Tax,
s 81; costs 20 IS
John Doe. Lot 20, Block !, Range D. Tax,
s co costs % Is
John Doe, Lot IL, Block ], Range o. Tax, NJ
5 So; costs ~ 81
John Doe, Lot ~. Block !, Range o. Tax,
70; costs n VI
John Doe, Lot q, Block ], Range .. Tax,
J 81; costs ~ 81
John Doe, Lot ~. Block ], Range o. Tax,
% N; costs - o.
John Doe, Lot IL. Block i, Range +. Tar.
IKE costs i l.: +: UFERRIIL.S"
County.Tax Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16
ADVERTISEMENTS.
YAK Collector,s Sale.

DY vIRTUEoF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
b OF the Justices Court, Gold Hin Precinct,
Storey county, State Of Nevada, dated July 2tn,
AID. 1875. In favor OF the STATE OF Nevada, anu
asalnat the New Oregon Gold and Silver MINING
Company, and the real estate and lnproysnents
hereinafter described, icrthe SUN 81 One HUNDRED
AMI s .yenty-elyht dollars anu Stxtysiour cents,
dsIinguent taxes, and Thirty.nine dollars ant
Twrlya cents. costs OF suit, together with accruinR
co,ts and exoeuses Of sale; and pursuant 70 the
nroylsionS on an Act entitled An Act 10 provide
for me Assessing aud Collecting County and Terri
torlai Revenue approved November 18th, lS6l.
AMI the Act amendatury thereof, approved Deem
Der nth. 1859; rs also q State Act relating to col
lecting delinquent taxes, approved March 9Th, Az.
iS6S-l shall expose for sale. at public auction. TO
the highest bidder for cash, gold coin Of the United
Ststssl. Intront OF the Court House, In Virginia city,
on Tuesday, the I'D day OF August, I'D: la5,
between tue hours Of 10 O'Clock A. y. and u O'Clock
N. OF that lay, so much OF the following deScr, sd
real estate, with improvements thereon. a. snail oe
necessary TO satisfy SAID execution and costs 81 sale;
situated In American Flat, Storey county, Stale Of
S.vada, to-wlt: a,,-l,
In Gold HIiD District formerly, now American City
Mining District, being In length l,lO feet from
north TO south. The above claim Is situated In the
Immediate vicinity OF the Baltimore American.
Jewett & Sheppard, and Knlckeroocser, and Is
known and called the property Of the New Oregon
IF. OVERALL.
'. County Tax Collector.
yIryJnIa Univ % l9S ly2g I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STOREY.
y in the Justices Court, Gold Hill Township. be-
fore ". y. Hall, Justice ofthe Peaee.-John MONT,
riliutifl' against Henry Kingsley and Mariette II.
KIuysley, his wife, defendants. The State OF Neva
da sends 10 Henry Kingsley and Mariette u. kings
lev, greeting: You and each OF you are hereby sum
and for Gold Hill Township, County and State afore-
said. at my office In Coil lill, on the 10Th day OF
August, A. D. lSS5. at 10 O'Clock A y OF that day. 70
Gains 10 recover the sum OF two hundred and dry
four am 1880 dollars, balance claimed 10 be due.
for meats furnished and delivered AZ your instance
Won are hereby notified that II you fall TO appear and
answer IN. complaint as Aforesaid, JUDGMENT will be
taken against you for the sum OF SSi Is, and costs
OF Suit' To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said
connty. erecting Make legal service and due re-
turn hereof. Given under my hand, this 2lst day OF
July. A. D. 1855. ~ MALL,
rSO cent mi. Rev. Stamp. - cent State Stamp
IvcI n
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Allas Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY, OF STOREY,
= IN the Justices Court. Gold Hill Township, be-
plaintiff, vs.. Phillip Ueusner, deienlani.-The State
Of Nevada sends TO Phillip Heu'ner, greeting: You
ara hereby summoned 70 appear before me, Justice
an State aforesaid, at my once In Gold Hill, on the
81 day OF September, A. D. lsoS, at II O'clock 4. w. OF
that day, 70 answer the complaint OF John Dohle,
dred AMI ~fOrty.one and TSl00 dollars, and legal ln-
tereIt dne on your promlssory note, made In favor
OF plaintiff, an | now on DIE In my once. And you
are hereby notified that II you lail to appear and
answer the complaint as Aforesaid, Judgment viii be
taken against you for the sum or Sill IS, anil Inter
est, AMI costs Of suit. To the Sheriff or any ConSta.
be OF Sil county. greeting: Mike legal service and
due return hereof. Given under my hand, this 18th
day OF July, A. D. 1865. W. y. HALL.
'JusnGe OF the Peace, Gold Hi Township.
fylceutint Rev. Sranlp.l
IshceDt State Rev. Stamp. .-T... aul I'd