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il had exercised that authority, would,
Their etore, have a right to inquire whether
the elections had been carried out accord
iugly. Here, then is the beginning, mid. !
die and end of the power of House of
Representa- YES to inquire into the "elec.
tioBs' of its members
The scope of the right of the House
over it's individual members we have seen
to be clearly limited. The words Of the
Constitution declare so plainly and usage
has given them limitation which cannot
be deduced from the words, though evi-
IDENTIFY originally intended. The authori-
ty Of the House over it's members has been
confined, invariably, to those whose seats
have been contested By rival candidates.
a working necessity lay at tho bottom Of
the restricted reading put thus upon the
Constitution by custom Tor it would be
prepostorous to suppose House made up
of members, no one of whom should be
considered to hold his seat Of right until
pronounced upon by the others Erima
Jacte evidence must receive currency as a
necessity Of the case and that evidence,
consisting ofduly authenticated certificates
of the State from which they have been
sent, must be held good in fact and in law
whether by Clerk or Congress, until
brought in question by the petition of ri
val candidate. Such is the law such the
usage such the working necessity.
The Clerk of the House may, however
dare to do what passes beyond the author
ity Of the House itself. All laws enacted
: under such circumstances would, we pre-.
sumo, be null and void. Direct taxation
in the South by the General Government
will, We believe, have become illegal from
, the moment at which the duly authorized
Representatives of that section shall have
been refused admission into Congress -
But. beyond these consequences, we can
not see any power in the Constitution ioI
restraining the majority Of the House il
a course which is nevertheless, ono of high
handed revelation. The obligation Of the
President to the fundamental law does no
appear to US TO be backed by any authori
ty in the case +; but his sceptre can hardly
be held barren by the faction which ha
) recently sustained the dangerous despot
ism Of the war powers.
The revolutionary refusal to ad nit tht
: Representatives. of one part of the UDiol
to the floor OF the House would be dis
tinct act of treason to The Government
and, as such, we, ia our love Of law, fea
would command popular support for tn
President i'll any summary measure
. which might meet the fficuty, by fling
- ing Sumner, and Wilson, and Stevens, an
all their followers down into the yer,
deepest dungeons of the Federal ''Bas
: tiles ~ Andrew Johnson is not to be tr
Aed with Mr. Mcpherson had better be
,. ware the immortality to which Wendell
Phillips would consign him may be tina
of martyrdom.
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OBSERVER.
National Thanksgiving Day.
PRoCLAMATIoN OF TIE PRESIDENT, Ap-
POINTING DEC, 7th.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
a PROCLAMT!ON

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased almighty God
during the year which is now coming 10
an end, 10 relieve our beloved country
from the fearful scourge of civil war, and
TO permit US to secure the blessings of
peace, unity and harmony, with great en-
largement of civil liberty aud
Whereas, Our Heavenly Fathor has
also during the year graciously averted
from US the cAlamities of foreign war; pes.
thence and famine, while our granaries
ale full of the fruits of an abundant sea
son and
Whereas, Righteousness exateth ma.
tion while sin is reproach to any peo,-
PIE !"
/ Now, therefore, be it known that /,
Andrew johnson, President of the United
States, do hereby Recommend to the peo
pie thereof, that they do SGT apart and OBJ.
serve the first Thursday OF December
next as a Day Of National Thanksgiving
to the Creator Of the Universe for lhesf
deliverances and blessings.
And l do further recommend that OIL
that occasion the whole people make con
fession of our national sins agans. Hi
infinite goodness, aud with one heart anC
one mind impore the Divine guidance il
the ways OF national virtue and holiness
y In testimony whereof have hereuntt
/, set my hand, and caused the seal of th
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, thi
2sth day Of Oc'ober, in the year Of GU
Lord one thousand eight hundred am
, sixty five, aud of the Independence Of tn
United States the nineteth.
BY the President-ANDREw JOHNSON
WM II. SEWARD,
Secretary of State
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ray Gen. WM, Q. WALLACE, late
Chief Clerk in the Auditor Generals Office
of Pennsylvania, has established an Office
of General Agency in Harrisburg, for the
transaction of all business, public and
private. Soldiers Claims and other &C.
counts promptly collected. Gen Wallace
possesses largo qualifications and offers
very respectable references
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Notice in Divorce

IN The Common Pleas Of Colunsbiu COMM.
Lucy ANN MARGARErTA TEEPLE, }
Us
ROBERT TEEPLE.
A nd now, 10 wit : Sept. 7, 1865, an
"A alias Sup@na in divorce having been
returned and Respondent not having been
found in the County, upon motion of John
G' Freeze, Attorney for Libellant, Court
gra Mt rule upon Respondent to show
why Divorce a Vsnculo Matrmo'.is should
not be deereed in the above stated case,
relurnable to the said Court of Common
Pleas, on Monday, Dec. a, 1865.
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Bloomsburg, Nov, IL, '65--6w.
BLANKS 4! BLANKS!
OF every description, for sale at this oaoe
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Registers Notices.
NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees, -,

MO lICE is hereby given to all legatees,
" creditors and 9th per4uns interested in the es
tatcs OF the respective deCrdcut, and minor that the
TIiIowing Administration aa t;u u ian accounts have
been filed IN the dca Of the Register Of Columbia co..
aud VIII b. presented for cunll mHIoa aud allowance
The Orphans Cont 70 be h I'D IA 'io,n burg in the
county aforesaid, on Wednesday, the uth O Dec. lsU5
at = O'Clock, in lhe afternoon OF said day.
|. Account Of Henry Dechmiller, one
Of the Administrator. with the will annexed Of
Henry Deichn'lIer. tat Of lia,nlncS twp d'ci
First account of rhoma. Crev9'ing,
AJmr. Of Rebecca Creveiug late Of scott twp decd.
8. First account of John VI Chamber
lin. Admr Of Noah S Prcntiss, lat; Of 5'I'n town.
shir deed.
a. Account of Abraham Wilmer adnr.
OF Joseph Wilmer, late Of RoariGserca Twp. deed.
S. First and final account of j uUe, Van
Horn aud Thomas Mather. AImr. Of Joseph W Van
Horn lat" OF GREENWOOD twp. deed
Account of Samuel Greasy, Execu
tor Of Peter EGkrote late OF Miihin twp" decd,
7. Account OF Jacob Peaier, admr. Of
Elrls pcalcr, late of Fishingcreck twp. deed.
s. First account OF David, Abram and
John Van Horn Exrs. Of CorneIias Van i'r", Ia Of
Hemlock twp. decd.
| .. Second and final account of rbilp
Miller. Admr. Of Isaiah shuman late Of Main town
ship, dec d.
10. Account of Peter Yocum, Executor
cf Robert Taylor late Of Locust twp. deed.
! II. Final account of Joseph C'rr"ll, i,
Guardian Of Amos Whitenight ninur call Of George
| WhittnIght, deed.
II. FIRST aud final account of .Gc corgo
Evans Admr. of silas McMicha-i late Of Briarcrcck
twp, deed.
is Final account OF James :. NJ Ninct
and Sarah Jane Gingles' Admr. Of Ashnr Cins la't
Of Main twp, deed.
II. Account of David Lee and Solo
mon Neyhard. Admrs. uf David Lee, late OF Centre
twp Coumba decd
l5 Account Of John Neyhard anC
Adam Ront, Admrs Of Benjamin Evans late of Orange
twn" d.cd.
l6 Account of Josiah Kline, Admr, o
Elijah KLINE of Benton. twp decd.
i JOHN &. FnEEZE, Register.
nloomsburg, Nov, 4, 1865
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Bridge g.eilIng.

II he County Commissioners will receive
4 Proposals At the house ofJuhn l. Hurst in sab
and 7. Nj on SAlURU AY. THE III day Of nEC
next for building an Arch Covered Bridge, oyer
hoaflhgcreek, near e, w PARIS Mill, III Franklin
Twp. SHld bridge 10 bet' feet bDtween Hbutments
width 70 feet Ihe abutnIents are arcaGy buil., ex
cepI altering face Tor skewbucN. Plan ana Spe, hcs
'i4n can DC seen on me day and place of letting,
ny urder Of the COmnis sloners
Il, {. FRUIT,
COmmIssi OneTs' Office. Clerk
BlOOnl-buTg, Noy. ii, lsUI,
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eG~ Rev. D. j. WALLER, is erecting a
large Brick Dwelling House, nearly oppo,
site his new Mansion House, OIL Market
Street.
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MARRIAGES.

At the house of the brides father, in
bloomsbury, Oct. 20, 1865, by Rev. II.
e. Wilson, CHRISTIAN ERNEST, of Mon
tour township, and ELSIE j. ROBBINS, of
Bloomsbury.
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UIUOWS' APPRAISMENTS.
Notice of Confirmation.

II he following appra'smrnts "t real and
Z personal prptriy set apart to Widows Of Uccr.
dents have bruu filed in the Uhcc of the Register Of
COluIbIa county, under the Rurs of Court, and viii
be- presented for absolute confirmation, tu the or
phuus' toiT to be held III 81 oms burg. IN aud iur
said county on WEDNESDAY TIlE 9TH DAY OF
hECEMBER, A. ID , loo, at , O'Clock III lhG after
noon SAID day unless except tu snc rOuhrma.
tiuEs are previously hcd II NhICh ali persons IN.
tcrested ia said estates viii take nuticr.
/, Widow Of John fcascT, sru., OF Ocu.t, filed I'd
Aug. iel5
. Widow of John Walter Of Locust, filed l4th A tg
lSG5.
,. Widow Of Wm. Hoffman, of Urntrc, filed s2d
Aug le6j.
4 Widow Of Henry Lumon, Of Brinrc eek, filed
I'D Aug. 1865
). Widow Of Archibald Patterson, Of Greenwood.
blcd 3lst Aug. l,GJ.
&. Widow OF VIM shannon, of Scott. fled lst
Sept ISU5.
7, Widow Of George Lougcnbcrgcr, OF Mainc, filed
An sept loG5
3. Widow Of samuc Parks, Iusarl"af filed leih Of
Sept lcG5.
0. Widnw Of Solomon stroup, Of Madison led 2lst
sept lsh5.
10. Widow Of N. r Pennington of Fshinscrcck,
Grd Sd oct lcGj
II, Widow of James w Kitchen, Of Sugarloaf filled
10th Oct let's.
-, Widow of panel G Ent, Of Scott, filed 30tn Oct
lSUJ
JOHN G, FREEZE,
Bloom siS!' sDars' Nov, ii'' ii, 1865,
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DEATHS.

la Bloomsbury, Nov 5, 1865, ELIZA
BETH A. BoMBoY, wife of Jacob Bomboy
aged 70 years, months aud u days.
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Saturday Morning, Nov. IL, '65

DEMOCRACY, sentiment not to be appalled,. corrupt
cd or compromised 1t knows no basoness, 1t covers
TO no danger, IL oppresses weakness. Destructive
only ofdespotsn it il the sole conservator of liberty,
labor and property. It is the sentiment Of freedom,
equal rights, of equal obligationsihe law of nature
pervadng the law Of the land ALLEN.
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LSO.

\ certain tract or piece Of land situate in Locust
township c. +, co, containing three hundred aud hty
more or less, Bounded aud described as follows.
On IN. wet by land NJ john Rider Others on I'm
north by hand Of Mr lilies the by land # 'i"u
ktrIshrr and others on tile south 10y lands OF Jnun-
ihau luHgand, Mhc rcnn Is crrct"f Il Charcoal Far
mace, coal house, mil sturu house, six dwelling
houses barn aud stable alSoa large barn AMI dw"l
ling no another part Of said farm, with thc APP
pHH, nduCcs
Seized, taken in execution aud TO be sold tlls
mn ,fSS moi n Ipi,
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S1S- We had an indication of winter on
last Sunday, in Bloomsbury, ia the shape
of Snow and Hail Storms.
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-VEssELs arriving from cholera ports
at Portland, Me-, are to DO guaranteed,
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be sold as the
TTI INV
LSO,

Al tha I certain mcsbuagC. tenement and traC u
land in Locust twp, Columbia co bunndrd and de.
sCrhud As follows beginning al IA white oak trce
COrnrr. thence along land uf Jacob lder and kcrns
north three qu rtc degrees east eighty five peTchcs
to a stone, thence along land of Benjamin Wagner,
east thirty four perccs to stone. thence by land Of
Frederick Schlce south three qutcr degrees west,
seventy eight pGrch"S and five trnlhslO stone, from
III aluug lund Of sarah Ice, twenty nine degrees
west thirty six pCrchCs and eight tcnlhs to post
thence along land Of Jacob lGrr north fifty nine and
quarter degrees west 10 apple from thence
south west eight peTchrs t. the place Of beginning,
conlaieIng twenty fiyG acres and forty porches,
strict
Seized, taken h' execution aud to be sold tho
pTopurty UfCl aries Williams
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AlS(),

All that certain tract ar piece IF lnnd situate IN
Jackson twp, Columbia county. containing FIFlY
Al RES and allowances, bounded aud h"Srrih u as
FOIL bWs. wit the nurh by Lands Of Wilson Ruh
crts AMI Silas Mcirnry, an the south hy dnd n siag
Lewis aud Geo nuTlruan the east by Lands ~
Samuel EObcits aud Edward MCfirury and nu ~,
west by land Uf Samuel Roberts, whrreun cT,C-i
a one aud half story frame dwelling house, a lOS
stable, with the appurtrnanrcs.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 b1 sold as ,n1
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ALSO,

A c'rtain tract or plCoe of land, sit
uaie in Pine township Col umbia county, containing
twenty one acres more or less, Of unimprUvpd land
bounded aud described follows. to wit On ,he south
by lands Of Reed and Masters the west by aBds uf
Ezra Runyan the moth by lands of Emanuel Bogart,
and on the east by lands Of Jacob Chamberin.
Seized, taken IN execution and to be sold as tho
property of William II, Chamberlln,
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ALSO,
A certain lot or piece Of ground situate
ALSO,

"A certain lot or piece of ground situate
in the village of Centraa, Columbia CO. bounded aud
described az follows TN the south by Mt. Carmel
Street, the west by lands Of GaIrety the NORTH
by lands Of Patrick Lennedy, and on the east by an
Alley, containing 25 feet in front aud l25 feet deep
wheTcOu is erected story and half dwelling house
slaughter house and stable with the appuTtenances
Seized, TAX in execution aud to be- sold as tia
properly Of Jacob liine.
SAMUEL SNYDER,
SheTif's Office, Sheriff
RloOmshurg, November 4, 1865
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ALSO,

One other tract Of land situate part IN franklin
township Lycomiug county, and part in Madison
township, Columbia county, containing one hundred
and ten and hundred aud forty pc rchcs
or less adjoining lands of John Fox, Margaret Mont
gonrty act, Philip Young and others, wncroon are
erected frame dwelling house anu frame barn, with
the nppurtcnanCrs.
Seized. taken in execution and TO be sod thu
property Of Wilson AgGt.
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"A certain lot OF ground situate IN tho
borough of Berwick, being in front so e,t and Isl
feet in depth bounded and described follow to wit
the south by Third Street the by lot Of VI
w Jackson, on the north by an Alley, aud tho by
LOT of b DAVIS on which are erected two story
frame dwelling house, with the appuTtenaneet.
scz;d taken in execution and to be sold til!
properly of Augustus Schnell.
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Mr.. Editor A writer in provincial
paper says "ln certain church in Yer.
mont, the other Sunday, the singers might
have been heard proclaming a curious
aud exciting, bat not very agreeable en-.
tomolopical pursuit in the following line Of
hymn -
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But this not more ludcrous than an in.
cident which occurred to the writer, who
on entering chapel one day, heard three
well-grown women, singing with nigh
and man -
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Bu, the above are entirely eclipsed by
the following Political effusion which Il
boy lately put forth in a corn field not a
hundred miles from "Pralor Town." in
Co umbia county, Pa.
This POETRY was sung to the tune OF
"RQgus March," and sounded very 'ap.
pros ON the sweet morning air -
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sHERIFF's SALES.

Dy virtue Of several writs of vondi,oni
I'D esponas and Levati Facias, to me directed, "a,
sued out Of the Court of Com lon Pleas OF Columbia
S19in,y WI be etposedto public sale al The COURT
DECEMBER 1865 at o'clock In the afternoon Of said
day the following real estate TO wit
certain tract lot OF ground situate In Green.
wood township, Columbia co. containing TEN ACRES
more OF less bounded rs follows Joining lands Of
ere, whereon are erected II Gtst MIL story and
half Frame House aud two Stables, with the nrput.
tsuanCcs.
ALSO,
One other lot Of ground situate in tho count, apd
township aforesaid. containing TWN ACRES and
twenty two perchcs more OF less adjoining lands OF
widow Conner Jacob Gerard and others with the
appuitenances.
ALSO,
One other lot of ground situate in the county and
township afo ,esad, containing ONE ACRE more or
adjoining la nds of Joseph r. Patton Henry stout
story aud half Frame Dwelling House, aud Frame
Stable, with the appurtcnancos.
ALSO,
lot of ground situate in the village of Rohrsburs
Greenwood township containing ONE FOURTH 0F
AN Al RE more less, bounded by lana late Of the
defendant and others, with the apputtcnances
ALSO,
one other lot situate in the village Of Rnhr sbnrg CO
| and township aforesaid, containing FORTY Two
IEten ,s @Ijo,G"s HnS' Of G Rcse
aud frame stable with the apputtenarccs.
ALSO,
one other 10: of ground situate in the village Of
Ruhrsbutg, known as the "burn lot" containing FOR.
Ti NINE PERtllES more or less, bounded the
west by Main street on the nUrn by Main street, on
the east by lot te OF James Lemon, the south by
lot Of Frances Roe, with the appurtnnances.
ALSO,
one other lot situate in the village ofRohrsb burg CO.
( aud township aforesaid, containing twenty anL
tenth prrChes, be same more or less adOng lands
I Of Robert stout and others, whereOn are ctcd a
! story and hali lrane housa and rame slhblo i'll
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Constable Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court of Gold Hill
Storey county, State of Nevada. nttested by w.
" Hall j. p, to me directed and delivered
for the satisfaction OF Judgment III said court
rendered on the 2sth day OF December,
1861 in favor of McLauglin and Root,
and against the Milton Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company for S23l 400 two hundred and
thir;v.one S7.lOO dollars and costs and accrlIing
costs, have This 9TH day Of January. y. ID. ls60
levied on and taken in execution all the right
title, claim aud interest OF said Judgment. debtors
the Milton Gold and Silver Mining Company,
in and 10 the following described property to-wit:
All that certain quartz ledge, mining claim ana
Ground situated in the Virginia Mining District
storey county, state Of Nevada, known and des.
igua;ed as the ledge and claim of the Milan Gold
and Silver Mining Company, owned and possessed
by said company, consisting of one thousand
II, OOO feet, more or less; also an engine anu
boiler and all the machinery attached thereto also
A shaft two hundred (2OU feet, more or less; also
building over said shaft and machinery two (2)
buckets: ID one lamp.rope. and all improvements
in and on said claim. Notice is hereby given that
will expose for sale to the highest bidder, for
S gold coin, the said property or so much thereof
as will satisfy said Judgment and costs in front oil
the Justices office of Gold Hill Storey county
Stat. of Nevada on Monday the Both day ct
january, is65, beteen the hours OF l2 o'clock NJ
and o'clock pm. W. II. BEEGAN,
Constable, Gold Hill Township.
r.oId tJuI January :. 1865 ia9-rd
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Constable Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Is out of the Justice Court OF Gold Hill. Storey
county. State of Nevada, uttested by VIM.
y. Hall Justice of the Peace, to me directed
and delivered for the satisfaction OF Judgment
in said Court. rendered on the 81 day of Jan
nary. A. d. 1865, in favor OF Casper Schartz,
and against the Thomas Paine Gold and SILVER
Mining Company. for the sum Of S:2l % iO0 dol,
lars (rwo hundred and twentyfour $500 dollars)
and costs aud accruing costs l have, this 9TH day
of January, A. u. lS65, levied on and taken in ex,
ecution all the right, title claim aud interest OF
said Judgment debtors, the Thomas PANE Gold
and Silver Mining Company. in and TO the follow
ing described property, to-wit: All that certain
piece of property known a. the property OF the
Thsmas Paine Gold and Silver Mining Company.
consisting of QiOO fourteen hundred feet OF
minin, ground; a one small cabin, IL by ls feet;
(D one blacksmith's bellows: % one anvil; ~
on. vice. etc., etc.: and all improvements on said
claim. go
Notice is hereby given. that will expose for
sale 10 the highest bidder, for L. :. gold coin the
said property, or so much thereof rs viii satisfy
said Judgment and costs. in front OF the Justices
ofic, OF Gold Hill, Storey county, State OF Ne
yada. on Thursday. the Goth day Of january, 4.
D. 1865 between the hours OF l2 o'clock NJ. and2
o'clock p. ". -,,o>
Constable Of Gold Hill Township
Gold Hill Jan 5th, 1866. lao ia
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Summons.


c,TATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ST0.
rev, Gold Hill Precinct w. n Hall, Justice
of the Peace E. Gushing & Co. Plaintiff: W.,
STATE of Nevada: To Oliver Hyde, Jr., send
Greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear
before me- Justice of the Peace in and for Gold
ntti,.4 IN cold HILL on the 9TH day of February,
A. D.. 1905 at 10 t'clock \. NJ. of that day. to an
81 swer r' the complaint of E. Cushing s Co. a tirm
doing business in Gold HILL aforesaid, whete'1 i
,b.y claim IN recover the sum Of one hundred and
tifty.one al. .lOO,h dollars for goods sold and de-
livered to Defendant a. per bill now ON ME IN
this court. And you are hereby notineo tha' @ II
You fail to appear and answer the complaint as
aforesaid. Judgment will be taken against You ior
the sum Of SI5l 81 and costs of suit 4
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county
Greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof .-. ...a .n-. -.-f
Given under my hand This second day of Jan
uary. A. D., 1865 ..f .s- w. y. HALL,
Justice of the Peace of Gold Hill Precinct
! ia 3.ld t..-... Storey County. Nevada