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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
THE ARMISTICE.

The Moniteur du soir contradicts the journals
which appeared to believe that the French Oabi,
net. in offering it's good Offices, wished to induce
Italy to conclude an armistice independently, and
was. preparing to take the par Of an armed medi.
ssasafss ifs " Would have Great.
ed fresh and more serious comp ca tions. -.
The Morning Post Gays that France has decided
to avoid any concentration OF French troops on
tie Emperor to avoid the slightest indication OF
France being dragged into military activity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.


Among numerous other notice given to uues-
tions aud motions, MIR. Hursman gave notice that
on Friday he would call attention to the state of
affairs on the Continent, and would ask questions,
and MIR. Laing gave notice that he would AK
Lord Stanley for an assurance that no step should
be taken to commit this country to intervention
in the struggle on the Continent until Parliament
on such policy. =
Mr.: Gladstone gave notice that Gu Thursday he
presentation OF the people be discharged. u.
Op going into Committee OF Supply a discussion
on the supply OF breech-loaders was commenced
by Captain Vivian, who expressed a strong appro-
val OF the snider principle e.! = N't''.
had ordered one hundred thousand En6elds tc be
converted, and he expected that another one hun
dred thousand would be converted by the trade,
and that by the end of the financial Year two
hundred thousand excellent breech-loaders would
be in the hands Of our troops. The Government
had taken no steps to order new rifles.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
A dispatch from Vienna says: The assertions in
toms in Hungary have been semi-oficially denied
here. As proof to the contrary it has been point
ed ont that several members Of the Imperial
family are now at Buda; that many volunteers
have been enrolled in the Imperial army; that q
great number nf the nfficers of the former nation
al army have placed themselves at the disposal of
made in Hungary for. levy en- ,nasss in the event
Of Prussian Invasion of that country. rat g.:s
THE KING OF PRUSSIA AT BRuNN. .uol /,
The King OF Prussia arrived at Brunn on the
18th, aud the headquarters have been established
at the residence Of the Governor. His NJ ijeaty
was received by the Bishop Of Brunn, the burgo.
master, and the authorities, who urged the King
to spare the oity, and treat the Inhabitants with
lenity. The King replied thus: 'tI am not here of
my free choice or free will but because the Empe.
ror Of Austria has forced me into war. do not,
therefore, make war against the peaceful subjects
but against the army Of the Emperor. Up TO the
present have been victorious, and the valor VI
my army inspires me with confidence in our! fur.
ther success have been obliged to lead hithsr
an unusually large army" .,,,g T..G,r .,,-i
THE REFORM DEMoNsTRATIoN. u
The projected Reform demonstration in London
on the 23d was awaited with some interest Not.
withstanding the Governments@ prohibition, the
projectors OF the meeting had determined to hold
Il. Bir Richard Mayne, the Police Commissioner.
personally requested Sir. Beales. the prime mover
OF the demonstraton, to use his Influence to pre-.
vent it. Beales declined, and refused to recognize
the legality Of the police to interfere with the
meeting. Several Of the papers consider the
course pursued by the League injurious to re-
form. :. r.. y HE .TP EtI' +
THE CHOLERA SPREADING. -r- )
The cholera was making its appearance In many
parts Of England. and the mortality In some csses
was rather alarming.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

RodAhT1o- Very IA man residing in Guelph,
Canada, falling TO induce yonng lady to marry
him, ACCUSED her OF stealing one of his shirts She
was arrested, but no sooner had the prison doors
closed upan her than the heart Of her nconser re-.
Tented: He demanded An interview with tho
damsel, and bis request wAe. granted. A scene
then was with rawn. Aclergyman was Called 10,
and the two we're made one S,,t,, e.
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More Cheap Goods
AT THE
CHARLESTON HOUSE.
STOLL, WEBB & co.

THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
inform their friends and customers that
they have this day MARKED DOWN the
remainder of their SUMMER STOCK at
and below cost. We are also now re-
Ceiving a large assortment Of GOODS
adap.ed to Merchants and Plat terS'
trade, which has just been purchased
in Gew York, by one Of the q m, at the
lowest cash prices, and will be sold at
small advance.
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
l case 10.4 BLEACHED sHEETING at 81 per yard
case 10 Beached Shooting, Super
case &c and Ga Pillow Cotton
l case 34 Longcloth, Is and 30 cents
case 7.s LonRsoth, 20 and "a cents by piece
case "A Longcloth S3 to 10 cents by piece
bales moro OF those super English Longoloths.
cheap
Irish Linens at all prices
z, 8 and 1O-4 Bleaohed Table Damasks at low prices
Bird Eye and Russia Diapers in variety
Linen sheetngs, all widths
Pillow linens, all widths
Damask Napkins and Doyles In variety
Linen Lawns
Super 8, 10. IL and 1914 Domask Cloths
10 and liza Marseilles Quilts, superior quality, at 81
and $40.
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The military correspondent of tho Londol
Times with the Prussian army says that anothe
Prussiau reserve is about to be formed which vii
raise the army to 100000 mon, exclusive OF the re
serves in garrisons and fortresses
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IN THE CITY
219 KING ST.,
CHARLESTON, SC.

THE SUBSCRIBER BE9s TO
inform his customers, and the
public generally, that in order
to meet their wants in the way
of SUMMER CLOTHING, and to
close out his present Stock,
he has MARKED DOWN HIS
PRICES, which will accomplish
the desired object. regardless Of
cost.
Annexed will be found List
of some of the leading articles,
showing the present and former
prices.
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p A m i 8 .
Former Resn


Prices. Piees.
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss PANTS. .sl6 IS
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAsS. PANTS. 1s IL
BLACK FRENCH DOE CASS PANTS. u 10
FRENCH SILK MIXED oAsS. PANTS. 10 IS
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss. PANTS. l6 10
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss. pANTs.. Is 10
LIGHT CoLoRED ENGLISH MELTON
-. PANIS.............. 13 10
LIGHT COLORED FRENCH CAsS.
PANTS. .......................-..... ID IL
CHIV;, DIT CASS. PANTS. S.......... II 10
sTRlCrLY ENGLISH CAsS. PANTS. :. IS IL
LIGHT CoLORED OAsS PANTs.... =
HAIR.LINED CASS. PANTS .....
LUPINE HAIR-LINED oAss. PANTS. 7
FRENCH DRAB D'ETE PANTS. . IS TO-
FRENCH JOINER CLOTH PANTS. . l2
ENGLISH DRAB D'ETE PANTS w 9
BLACK ALPACALINED PANTs. 8 A6o,
COtORED CAss. PANTS. $50 40
COLORED CAss. PANTS. .r........
LINEN AND COTTON WORKING
PANTS. I60'
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THE WAR IN ITALY.

THE AUsTRIANs DEFEATED AT BoRGo FORTE.
On the 18th the Italians in force attacked the
Borgo Forte. The cannonade lasted several hours
During the night the Austrisns withdrew, aban.
doued their guns, ammunition, and provisions,
The tete-de pont at Mottegana, and orte Rochet.
Ia and Bocca dc Gardo were destroyed by the
Italian artillery. The Italians occupied Borgo
Forte, and were enthusiastically received by the
inhabitants. The Italian loss was slight.
The Austrian troops, who were encamped in the
environs Of Verona, re-entered that fortress on
the 10Th. l-.,t
The rest OF the Austrian troops remaining ir
Venetia have also retired within the fortresses
with The exception OF patrols, which continue &c
appear at Villafranca, Marmero, and to the south
OF the Mestre Railway
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THE TYRoL.

VIENNA, July IA dispatch has been received
here from the Austrian headquarters in the Ty-
rol, at Lardaro announcing that q successful en-
at Condno on the 10th instant. A large body of
the latter, under the command Of Nicoters, hav-
ing attacked the Austrlans, were repused with
considerable loss inciudi 6 two field a,ficers, a
large number Of rank and file, and one hundred
prisoners.
The London Times considers that the chances
Of any grand operations in Italy are at end,
and says there is only room left for sieges desn-
tory operations, snd petty warfare. There.was no
Italian fleet before Venice, and as nothing was
being done by the Italians by sea, it appeared
unlikely that General Cialdini would venture any
unsustained attack on the land side Of Venice.
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B. 9 u's meme Qeben.

Sm pitrtsn SicGe sinfs 9rcBen amer fant.
den 5rttis brfInbsn Il u in elnsm tle,nen 9im.
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man finmAl picrer elne art Wenb werpen f6us
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gen pO'osn att Sage NIT Oa upf uno anps.
rem Sootsn anf Der 8elle uno fetnen Qaut pcr
cen Sarsn, ais hds enslide &aupsrwdllb. fel.
htH Oinen TN Oiunoe, ben cine perninitiae
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o'slt" unmsniben osrbunssrn mubte, aut! tle
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Otr An9ereoste btmmts lsiuen Shritt, bildte
orn OatiBsnOen rtHe Seeunpe lana ME @soane
t'naewsIene an uap TRIO li1 bann NIT rer
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8eb 'uluuarn:

Der ,ana,iser" crf&eint jeScn SpnnasenS unb fUie
$500 In idtrlider Soraus60abIuns
Ssrage, Ole oas Sntrsi nnisrer 9ef,r i'm Gust baben,
ptIotn trbetsn uRb entipredeRb btacr IT.. -.
9sr,onl&en GnsriTen iint bic SpaItsn tists Siattss
ffrsns sef@lpfen.
prsisIhe ser Nn,eisen.
Sir cine ein> shtr EisbrmaIiee Gurl6,ro eines ouo
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9r0sere @n'eistn wtrbsn beim Sabr ssrbdItnismdsa
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IIs anieiasn fnben nur aesen g,prausbe,oburo @uf.
naeme; idbrbe anacisen mbfea oiseaen stereidbrIi6
prdnumeraneo be5 ,bIf tCrbsn
SeanSt1e Nutssn pcrben nit ST bsr Squars bcrednet
Sepn 3elfn uao pcnieer biIttn eintn Sou ,re
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DANNER & WISE,
Hehtsanw6lls,

Ofes Gam Building. ,raufnitr. nabs Der gRbia Office
Dis prpdinOtnuns res 5rn. 0lnner Ssfnbst fb
In pauis pon Subss paloburon, ett slhams u. graer.
Sn bee 5rn. ID e bas:ssn BEL Col. Gam ;s RutberfOrb
Sde GrarfIiH Hn6 Mbamsr.
Disis6en prattieiren in alien Gsri6ten 8i6mcnps unb
hensn guti6abisunss &laeen gsssa Die Resisruns an
ptrr DanHer pirb oen 9een btfss 3Iettes as rim
Dtuilfsf sps empfpbisn, oa tr 6 ,uslti6 Sur feline
ah9idbriss Yraris as sul6tstr gbpOat tspisi,n bat
PER- Wifs, ttu Rcfe unftrtS frlbsrtn @oupernsure,
o fb alt9taus bas 8errausn isiAer biltsn GIisntsn
lu ernerbtn e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-03

yin tbsurer & E. = Captain gB g,
&aumann pom 1856 fart'asn Strunisf.n Stao.
len Gs9imsnt 1T Dee Disnltts snilalisn porc.u.
neil CT i'm Strsin De, SIn3,ers uno Der Monns
l6aF oes He9'msnies es iib nnteriianrsn Butte.
cine euOIbs ltmdrjs Nsserin ju umarmtn anp
"a tuNsn.
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Sefam., tmabmm9ei,.'
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The Old Line. Established 1851.
3wtip6 &sntli&e Der. Staaten pUfbampfl6iff
Ssrbtncuns
jwif6tu
Meip 0prf mmb Sir9imien.
Ria.ara, Capt. @tUrse ID. Gpu6.

Rtasara. Capt. g,Orse ID. Gpu6.
9 aratpsa a, Gaot. &bplp6 g. Sing.
DieGt tltsanien SCI Dampfbpplt fno i'm bstn PtpIe
erbaul unp NIT ben sr0sen Seqnsmlisiien fir bas re
(eRoe putlnn ausesruftet.
DieielStn serfaTsn Htm gorf pem Die 81. RcrbrSsr,
itbtn WittmoG unb Sonuabent um IL llbr RaG>
uass unb fatreu mad Nurfplf. gitp 9ont .Sitmonb.
3urd6febrtno perIaltn fte &i6mcno jetcn Sienita O.
rne Ssnnabeuo Sormitass lbI, 81 pefGer Sturoc
fb bic pdfTasicre publum unb sBaicn'e 9Bbarf an
RodtttS einfnben muGen.
adts fSnnen an Borb Der S9ife pbtr in u,tnsr Sfie
stl6if werbeu.
GreurHpnS-9i6et gu bsrabetetttn 9rsftn.
Dtt BtautmIi6ftiteR bisitr Dampfrr fur @alaaitre
rtTbeR BOA fener anesrtn Qinie uttrirrHen
Hrabt ipirt unc mad Rew gcrf erbeten unb rrirb
SititIbt an einem jeben Gase entseetn stnpmmen.
0arret g. atfpn, agent,
Office In 2ubIam unb Datipn's 2Darttpuft.
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E. P. TOWNSEND,

8u&bdnoIer u. g Sbrsibmatsrialirn>Sd Gambler,
102 I1ainIirsst.
Der unitinste III in ben Staub s,ieet srinen Run>
Ben nit alien atfsln, te in elmer SuGbansluns eeut
Strb,n. I'M Dbpleale unb Rstatt oenen ju i6nntn.
S!at.rnaip, in Der er6Ften &uSpahI,
College uRb scrp5bnIihe SGul" urb SertsUIter
aDrappne> paper auer Soritn.
Gaenrapier unh f1rten in sruetr IuSpabI,
9'lauf Boots jeoer @rt..
Gb d Sccfe uub g3ius Of grtaast,
RtsotiaNt 4otes Drafts,
Sbippers' Naniftfs,
&iuS Of 2aene.
Dfullf unb Nuif> >9ubcr,
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SriiioI 8plres unb Gilue-Yapier,
Sfba9brttter unb Sha6> >fSiauren,
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HOLIDAY, BAYLY & WHITE,
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paetie,er in allen 9trhtst6en Der Sab 8idmpnS urb
Der Gountes 5.nrec, SanSssr, Caroline,
Gspp6lanb unr 2ouifa
MB- Samue Z. 9 a pI b III ,ualtid Wetor.
.Ns- Gbalfain gDbits sat AUD stnt Sffss In
Glklonb, 6anrper Gpunip Sa.
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lksnt. g. SromiuelI,
Hehteaupalt unD Dffentlibsr 0ptt

R idmph b, ga. -,
Dtriebe praetieirt in alien geri6tsbDfsn bitfrr Sdbt
ane biete Staates, nnb beorst ale q f5afts unrsn
Nilitdr- 9tb6rbrn: .
Die Office b.tlben bsnbet ft s5ranflinrass, tsn.
8bis s3ueins ssssnubsr, fene 9rYapsbuuns Grail>
atntrase iipiften Der 3ten unb 4tsn, NOrbisite.
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Dem b:raussebsr bsies 9Iattst ssrsitt fs gum gtr>
snassn, prn. 8romwelI a.s sinsn ii6tissn unb Ger
Ssutl&en Spra6e matisen @bpUtatsn nen 2anOs!tuteu
.upfsblen III ibnnen.
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Diefe Raut III iest in ben Stanb atftbt . tppfite
entaracniunebmcu unb 80 d fe auf bic SorsiaIider
SiaSIe FER erensten Staateu, Gauabas unb Gurppa's
jufauftn uRb ,u rtrfaufeu.
Die Dirne berftlbtn ,ur ausfatruns BON Standardization
strbtn trs,btu allen 8anfen, 8anauitrs unb aEScren
Siermt ansttsttH.
8tsub,re Gufmerfiamfeit wirb pIItetiuueu in
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w. I'm Den gstif tcr Spariamfeit untcr Der arbei-
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DtpoiftsH in ar0Rsren unb fistnersu Sstrdasn
entststnntbmtn, Gertififate barlber auefcG'n. RIB
stttbsn auf StrIanscn pbne sorbtrss nbisuns unb nit
Srter fftn jtbsr,eit iurldsab!en.
Dtftk Gphtm IN in ben nhrblt&tn Stdbttn unb in
europa srfullti in Sptratiru. unb feline g5ortte. ne
70 tinltuttenb bas Ritmaub gelb unbust Iieaen aen
icltt. 81. @u9uif 9rdibert
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,RoGER J. PAes,
4s&ta.anmalt unr 6ff,nlitsr Nctar,
Unit &. .. 4usuf, Gss).
Sffce Gfe Ger 4t.n unp JrnnllinaSa6t.
Rs4us16, Bs.
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Nis'moms. S>o gonnabcmS 8. Mears 1866.

The German. ADVERTISER.
is published every Saturday
by
b. HAss%L, Editor & Proprietor,
oFfIcS: BROAD STR, next to City HALL.
Letterbox No. 16.
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FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
BprIduFse SiHes: so. l4tr Stra6c,
uuter pem &r6auss Sot,l.

Drsani7rt. .Septafr 1858.
auicriiirtss Capital $500, 900.
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RatbanieI ausuf. YrdFbent.
6. .. SuIkurb, gtbaIfs>RatFrer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-08
HOTELS.


JOHN TRAVIS, Proprietor,
Water ST., between Main az Sycamore
Opposite Steamboat Landing, Evansvil
Indiana. aas 81
& nfsT Free Omnibus running from the
pot. aprlS
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INSURANCE.
Evansville Insurance Go.

AUTHORIZED CAPIrAL-..............3l,O0 100000
PAID UP CAPIrAL................ 10000
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Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Rowena to NashvilIe; Alice Dean, for
Memphis; Mary Irwin and Anglo Saxon,
for Arkansas River; Westmorland, for
New Orleans; Lady Franklin and Nash
VILE. for st. Louis; Importer, from st.
LOUIS; Indiana, from New Orleans; Argo-
sy, from Nashville; Armada, from Cairo;
Tarascon and Mary Ament, from Louis
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Express Business

ut all the mail landings between Louisville
and Cairo. Tariff of Freights very low.
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
april Sdtf fifl
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CARRIAGE MAKER.
F. HAMMERSTEIN,
Carriage and w agOll
NTANUFACTOR
CORNER MAIN STREET AND cANAL

CORNER MAIN STREET AND CANAIe
The undersigned has now ON hand a
splendid assortment OF finished Carriages
for Spring Trade They are of the latest
and most improved styles, and include
Four Passenger Rocl<aways, Light Rock
Always, Ruggies with Stationary and Shift
ing Tcps; also, fancy light Trotting Bug
gies aud Prince Afberts.
have Buggies gotten up extra strong,
for country use. My work is made of the
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MICS. warrant all my work to give entire
satisfaction IN every respect. Persons wish
ing to purchase anything in my line will
find it TO their interest to call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere. l
propose to sell at the lowest possible cash
rates. f. HAMMERSTEIN.
marie 3m
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This delightful toiietassAAe mas % ecb1al
for Preserving and Beaun@fyilg me O0n-
Dlexion and Skin.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Depot, ~ Fulton street, N. Y. mare I'm
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Time Guaranteed.
= HTRAW NELSON,
r AuCTIONEER,

Has permanently located his Auction
Room at
81 eIsx No. 50 MAIN STREET,
Opposite the Washington House), where
he will attend to all kinds of Auction bust
ness: To the selling of Merenanqlse, Wag-
ons Carriages, Horses, and Real estate.
Auction Days-TUEsDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY. of each week. Cash advances
xens of Evansville who know him. Win
give his whole time to his business. apl4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-19
Summon.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
L Judicial District, Of the state Of Nevada, In
aud for the County OF Store-.-H. @. Maynard
plaintiff. VI. John Kneeland. defsndant:-Ac
ZION brought In the District Court Of the Frs
Judicial District Of the state OF Nevada, In ant
for the county Of storey, and the complaint Alec
In said county Of Storey, In the office Of the
Clerk OF said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 John
Kneelaud. defendant: You are hereby requiredto
appear in an action brought agains, you. by the
above named plaintiff. in the District Court Of
the First Judicial District, Of the State OF Ne,
yada, in aud for the county OF Storey, and an.
swer the complaint filed therein, within ten days
exclusive of the day ofserSiee) after the service
on you ofthis summons, IL served In said county ;
or. II served out Of said county, but within said
District, within twenty days; and In all other
cases forty days; or judgmentby default will be
taken against you. according 10 the prayer Of the
said complaint. The said action Is brought TO
recover judgment against you. said defendant,
for the n n Of sl2,s92. with Interest on tbs sum
Of St.495 from this date until paid. at the rate [
1--WE per cent. per month due. As Is alleged. on a
promissory note dated AprfI 10th. 1855, for the
SUN of s4,495, with interest thereon as above
mentioned. Aud you are hereby notified, that
II you fail 10 appear and answer the said com.
plant, rs above required, the said plaintiff will
take Judgment as therein demanded for the sum
Of sl2,sS2, besides aecrulng interest and costs
Of suit.
-, Given under my hand and tho seal Of
[. 5. the District Court Of the First Judicial
..~~9 District OF the State Of Nevada. In and
for the county Of Storey. this 18th day Of July, In
the year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and siSty-six.
LUCIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
By B. h. HEREFORD. Deputy Clark.
& SEELY. attorneys for plaintiff.
l?oc Int. Revenue stamp. SOC State stamp.l
Uyl4-lm1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-19
Alias Snm~o.a

N Ir5ili,I COURT OF THE FIRST
aud snr -. ScS on Of the State Of Nevada. 10
iisSns nIain,,S .. OF storey. Augustus WI.
SIIyr, winIna coMM,ensr Consolidated Gold and
brought in The Distrir, cSr defendant - Action
District of The Stata Of S.va Tue First Judicial
County Of storey, and ,he connS. ~ and for the
County Of storey, ia the once az MED In said
sald Di,trtc, Com, ' V"ee OF the Clerk Of
The State Of Nevada xens. r..
Consolidated Gold ami sflxas NUssns, 70 Archer
defendant You are S.rsSy Inning Company.
In an action brought aealns. yon = 70 ApPear