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ntslancholYan naath.

: '.i . :,
+ We are paiied orecord the aoath fane$ tba.
rial, on Monday lastat thispacc, says;tfe!
"Iaarcnsvillo Horald,H of.ono Of oarsol
est nhabitants, ANclENT; SAfEDAY, whose lose
loss is, anlSSill be, kcoonly felt. by lafgs
number. OF our citizcnsj while 'nothwithssak.
tlag dig his vornterableahd rtb highly .houoseS Sbrss.
|? onoe for, 50 many years, many others MilI q.
joice at his dqhiise. .,.s. Y -, S..
The deceased: died of.a wound reocivedssoa
the the ! lth Of April last, indicted BY Gen.soa.
DIR, No, 10. with tic fat, wenpon-HstlMt
mighty instrument Of little n,cn"--a i,ysf i,,ssfy
goose quill. Y .t
We'woull ming leso,,r tears with the immc.
date friends and chief mourners of tho stos
ceised-lawyers, Shcrffs, Clerks, Constnhlos,
and an untold bunbcr of anxious creditors >
aud exhort them to mourn not as those Who
h"ve no hope, for the time may come wiiahu Wild
military orders, will cease, aud "levy and
sate' be once more permitted. May they bc
able to say" Thy will, General, not mine be
DONE -.
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The Bankrupt Court.

THIS Court is organizing prcparatofSso bus.
iness Asa foretaste, we give tho ss,!ss.SI.N
rule Of general orders lin that Court s -
:" The fees Of Tthe Register, Marshall asud
Clerk, shall be paid or secured in all cases be-
fore they shall be compelled t, pcrforln the
duties required of them by-the pnrtirs ryuui,
ring such services; and in the cnse cc Nit.
ncsses their fees shall be rendered orpaia at
the time Of the service of the summon sub.
p'cna and shall include their travelling OK!
pcnscs to and from lcpltcc at which they
may be summoned to attend The c.coirt'n,av
order the whole or such portpns of tho fees
and costs IN each case TO lc r,i out Of the
funds in Court IN suc|, cases as Shall seem
Just"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13

Gsy- Tn New York, on the a,h, cotton IVA.
quoted at 26s. Gold, 80, FlouH, 5000 t,
$3.50 Corn, 81 to $.,OS per bushcL
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13

E:Y- The Court of Equity after session
OF four days, adjourned'on Friday. Several
cases OF Importance arc held by the Chancel
lorfor further consideration.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13

@Dr ANe give the latest intelligence, to the.
9TH y instant, !,' from all quarters. Comment on
our part could not,add to Tie interest which!
naturally attaches to II.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13

Das" The, Foustl, Of July was cecbr,-
ted IN tho States and "tcrritories'' of tho Tn.
'oniin abeconiing 'nah'ter; slY,c colorcl pcu-
pie seemed to be specially pleased with the
"libcrty' prospect before them
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PlCkENS G. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, July 10, 1867.

esS" Forvarious matters Of interest. SEQ the
new advertisements 10 this numbcr.
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REGIs TRATIOE.

The Charleston Courier" says that Cen
SlcKLEs has decided not to begin Rc.sistra
ton in this Military District until Congress
shall havo determined more explicitly who
arc entitled to be registered 1t is presumed
that it will be the pleasure Of that holy to
extend the time fort the completion .t regis
tration in the Carolinas, until October or No
vcmber. ,s
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The District Court

viii DC in session on Monday next. I
business of the term, we learn, is light.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13

Rzs- Messrs. j. J NonroN and j. III.
WnIrNEh have been admitted to practice in
the Courts of the United States, including
that Of Bankruptcy.
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nfa" The Northern papers report that tic
liabilities of the firn' Of Eraser Trenhpln u
CO., have been ascertaipod,to exceed their as,
sets by nearly one million pounds sterling.
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GN' IN Charleston, July 9, cotton was
quoted at 20 to 2G; rice, II to .11l corn,
slA0 to s145; -four $1,000 to 1900 per
barrel bacon, llEto 10; salt, So 25 per
sack gt -
E,U- We-aro pleased to learn that Cen. A.
G. HASKELL, of Abbevillc, has been elected
to fill the vacant" Professorsltip Of flaw . in
tho. University Of South Carolina, !.
ft. .'--- -,-----.. ~. III 5s
!. EDr Tie "eAbbcviIle Press, y; in itsmarkct
rep>tt, quotes corn at $1sJ5 to s1.s5 per
bushel;. wheat, sl:25 to $3.50 per bushel
whiskey, So to s6 per gallon.
Ga1- Alf Europe mourns tho death of Max.
im'lian. Tho Government Of England, it is
stated, vii. recall the Eritish Legation, and
withdraw from diplomatic relations with tbe
administration, of Juarez. That of france
has sent out an nordcr suspending all the func.
tons s.' Of the. French Cohsns in tho Republic.
[ The The French Chambers 3denounce tile execn.
tion as q crime against civilization An fes.
tiyties in Paris have been abandoned 53s. 6
Z ,fss. 81 y --4-- 49,. VI & g e e.A
GaT The exportg from the Uoited States
during the first ,iaartefso Of tho present wear
were aboutSs LIB ,oQo 900, and 81 tlsis.an,ount
tho southera tates I'd 500, 900 300,
|tI III 81; "a ~
Stss Ge6ssalg ord hss issasd st HIST traosions
tp registering officers ip 3Dissfict. modify.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13

inS- Accounts from tic West received at
Washington all. represent that the grain and
fruit cropsof the'country were ncver so prou
ising rs now.
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'+'- -~S~ - -.
irY- The 4" Dnrnwcll Sentinel" rcports
that a citizen oc that District named Bush,
was brntalIy murdered bya gang Of robbie. s
who nfest the upper part of that District, A
coored man. III Mr.. Bush's employ, who,in,
ter'ered ip: his bclialf, was nearly beaten to
de'uhn. Bolin, tllesnurdercrof Mr.. Johnson
who is supposed to be tho leader of this hand
| Of dcspcraaocs, has been arrested 2;
js&t ~, y ..N}7'& ~ +.
/ IRIBUTET TO VIRaINIA.---Thc 6 Now Or,
leans Commercial of tho 17ih, thus speaks of
tic action Of tais Commonwealth in providing
for her debt: ds ass.A.. ..a.,.aI II !
Virgnia convenes her public credi tors cx. x;
changes her stocks in public works for her
bonds, cancels her loans by one department
| OF State finances to another, and hayin,, re.
duced her public debt by this process nearly
ilty per cent, annOunccsitllat sheis prepared
to icsumc,the payment ofintcrcst with an es.
,matcd balance in the Treasury over and
| above her annual expenses. Has there been
such spectacle of good faith exhibited iu
history? There, is true loyalty--loyalty to
| iisaticHs voluntary compliance with on.
gagement. which night have been suspended
or denied. So ~
q CHEDAKISd News. 1t affords us great
pleasure to lay before our readers the follow.
ing extract from j. business'lctter received at
this office ftom Nashville, Tonp; bearf0H Date
June 80 ~ l.l.jttal I, j, y 4 ~
This country is full of wheat, and thl ac. !,
s 4 the different papers aie due:
Nsiopr,a wheat Issnd scorn5by Octube on sslI be
|i9,Ysrig tliafit has been for many ysars,
There promise very beayy oSf SI q. arot,
IN gIsnnessee and Georgia, Wien .tllatlbaen,
eot'es ascertaipty prices Will be Aitypor !,
lower than. they are how, ,.p i ordb Of S00O
bash6ls red wheat sold ut Old otls;a,
as Sk50 per. b,shel be- delivered sl3i II,
3tisss are deoidsdly .doWnwards
~ ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13

y S,oalss Iuy5 5.Tho. Kissing Star
i Allere sssesb three killed man casualties,
saRa tsyepty Es'yess celebration of sthe
fs|l ay ]. 4, I, less3ro bsat run down
~ sas slsalss5 p orwell! rstirpipg ftep
Ilpyisise1b spsl 6selSe slfo@ned.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13

GS'D" The number Of persons who are nosv
employed in the Treasury Department is be,
tween 3,400,and $500, exclusive of those en-
gagcIi in Tic Printing Bureau, under Mr. S.
NJ. Clark OF these, 515 are ladies'. ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-10-04
NAPOLEON II

III. n,o.. ~ u,.,LinI n,I,oo;,,, ,,,v.,,
of,hn ,raTr,a3 h.aa ,,.rar ,.a,n4 - ~ NJ,
n..aan II "a ,r ro.,,n 49, ~ -,'
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-10-04
MAN IN THE IRON MASH.

W;tniu the walls Of he Easti!e during
tho reign of Loas XIV, WAS enacted the
iueypllcable mystery, which has continued
mystery to this da;, Of the Man in the
Iron Mask When frat heard of be was
eouhned III the Marguerite Islands, in the
Meaiterraoean, wbene' he was removed
~ D. Saint Mars, vino was his private
governor, and answeraule, it is supposed,
for his safety, with his own life, to The
3 .srile, wher, he died, on November Is,
1903, aud Mas burned IN the 20 h 10 the
c inr ery of 81. Paul, uuder the name of
M chat, No man. rxe pt the governors
81 Ear as is K owc, ever saw bis face or
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-10-04

THE TONGUE "A white fur on tia
tongue attends simple fever aud inaam-
BATON Yellowness Of the tongue at..
tends the dersng Cement Of the liver, aud
Is common to bilii6ns and typhus fevers.
A tongue visidly red on The tip oY edge
or doWn the-eontrei on over the Whole sur.
face attends inflammation, Of the mus6u-
ons membrane OF tho stomach Or baweIs.s
y Wh'fe velvet tongue etlen,is. mentai dis
esse' a s2hgae rcd Ut the tips, sesepiing
browa, dry end glassd attends typhus
state.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-10-04
PACIFIC GUANo C0MrANY's
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC G UANO.
Once OF General Agency, II South Street,
BALTIMORE, ND.
JOHN S. REESE g. CO,

; General AEonis Tor Company.
The very extended use of this guano through
out the country rpndersit unnecessary for us TO
say more this season. than that lis compoSitioa
and gaaiHy are pfeciseiy-the same as that hereto
fore sod by us fer the Company,
We have sold this Gjliuo from The beginning
under regular SYSTEM OF rigid Inspection, at mn
expense to the Company of many hundreds Of
dollars annually. This is doue for the proiec-
ton alike OF the consumer and the Co1npossy. as
il is manifest TO ali who understand the tr de ia
fertilizers, that ii eau not br safely conducted on
any other principle, The importance ana ex-
lent Of the trade demand this protection
We are prepared to exhibit DR.. Snow den
Piggot's certificate Of Inspection for every cargo
sold. Cousumcrs must observe the name of
john S. REESE 4 Co, branded 90 the bags
none other genuine. iu26-3m
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-10-04
VOL. XI.---NO. 49, 80.

'eene OF iIcessanI wi.ery This absence If
a"y person OF, sufficient notefren The STAGE
nis,ory to iceount for such precausio
uf3as all inn Try The general ist .
seems u be that ne was an elder broth, T
Of Lonis XVI the fruit of'an adullerdDa
'otrigle !etTeaH Anne Of Austria and tue
Dnke Of Buckingham, or aomo other IN.
znown over, Wuo ori G bora n wellock,
ont! uot have been dispasseasea Of bis
claiin 10 the throne had bis existence bscn
admitted
the CHILDREN III THE TowEe.
The pmour # !. ward 'he Fourth sul.
ges'ed to his brother, tue Duke Of Glos.
ter, afterwards the notorious Richard Ill
u means OF attaining the throne Yia even
did NOT hesitate 10 maiign his own mott.
er, affirming that the resemblance of Ed
ward ", and Of the Duke of Clarence 10
notorious gallants, was a sufficient proof
of their spurious birth, and that the Daba
oil Gioster alone, OF all his soGs, appeared
by his features and countenaneo to be the
true offspring of the Dohe Of Yopk.---
Shakespeare aud history have uede the
murder Of the babes in tho Tower, q fa-
mliar story as we'll as that Of the uvmer-
aus pretenders, among whom were lam
ber' Sunuel and Perkia Nath ok, 20 ibis
unnecessary to give a racapitphtion here.
The account Of Sir Thomas More, which
was collected from the confession Of the
murderers IN the next reign is az fellows
That Richard had in vain tempered with
the governor of the TOW er Brack enbarysto
"pt them to death, buI ftuni readY1Bi-
runeHt for the execution, Of his purpose
. Tyrrel, his master " horse thYt ISr-
cell was dispatched with Il commission to
receive the keys Of the tower for one
nigAt, and that during that ni.at The
@Iiched without, w1lie one Of hi4 eYoons,
qc2mpahlei By a aNioriuns assG,sio, ECU.
cred the Shaping room Of the priaccf;
stIH"d them both with feather 5sSs, and
pilloss, and buried their bodies at thefoot
ii tic Staircass. Ghe testimony qf7lLore
aI'no.t c00'emporaneous with Che event
i""it. and is cen Hr,uel hv the bounrs
which were certainly conferred upon The
alleged mprderers, La the reign Gf
Char,cs IL, when alterations, we're mace
~ the tower, there was fund at the fDoS
Of an old stairway Cat present shown to
sis''ors) heap of decayad boposy which,
proved to o. those five blYsg The ini
dioatIons were deemed sufficient that thew
belonged to the unfortunate hdward " /.
and bis brother, and they were remogco
by royal command to EYtssmiBster Abbey,
where an inscription, beginning, 'eOso
"es"fefatoFa0} tlln ct a,a1tam qaaestto,'s
Tas PLACED upon the m0nument. So we'll.
canneaiaIaa matter as tue death Of the
royal princes leaves room for psrsSoxes
And historic doubt, but II ~ cert. sf.1
though the name If Edward V.atapds On
the Ilss OF Engl:sa sovereigas, ,lg haa
hardly the shadpw OF relg0 thatunder
the dark pFo!ectorship of his uncle hs
@ent speedily from palace to prison, witH.
IL whose precincts he found secret death
aud burial Notwithstanding these cor
foborations. there are nauy among ihc
English nobility who still believe sle
princes escaped, aud one honso ia York.
shire claim to be direct descendants Of Ell
ward V.
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THE LAST OF THE srUARrs.

Henry Benedict Maria Ciemeok STUART
Cardinal of York, the last male represen.
tatlve of the Stuart family, was born ia
Rome in 1925, died in Venice in 1907,
lie was the younger. brother Of the Pro-
tender, Cbarles Edward, (the Prince
Charley of Scottish soug) whom he wus
preparing To aid with body of French
troops assembled at Dunkirk = when the
overthrow of the Jaoooftes ruined the
Stuart cause in Britain He subsequeut.
ty took orders in The Roman Catholic
Church, aud in I747 was appointed BY :
Benedict XVI. Cardinal. On the death
OF his brother, 10. 1888, he assumed tho
title of tue King of Englaad as Henry
Ia, 9raha Del, non g2lt,ntate hom5nun,
as the medal which he caused to be struck
OF the OCCASION declared He was su bse.
qnrutly obliged to take refuge from
French invasion in Venice, and during tho
last years Of his life he Was dependent ON,
the Britieh Court for means Of subsistence.
He was the last male Of the Stuart FAME
Isl and with his death the Inns became ex.
tlnct. LIS chief branches in the female
lire are the houses of Savoy and Orleans
and the Duke Of Modena, all desaend,d
frdm Henrietta Maria, daughter Of Charles
| !, OF which King the present Duke .of
Modene is the lineol representative, being
thus, bntfor the act Of settlement, heir to
the crown of England There are two
families of the name Of Stuart on this con-
ubent tia, claim falsely to be the depeen.
dents of the Stuarts, and if they DO the
descendants lhey cannot be the legitimate
hpeai representatives, because The last
made Of Tie line died a priest, and was
never married and the females,, on mar "a e
Rage changed their names. Oue Of these
euiales resides in Jackson, No aud tho
,ther in Lenoxvilie, Colada. Y. 4
World, - - l'.t wy 90
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1}lls(ellaneoQs.
Mysterious Persons in History

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bn' 'o'' It's" SPIRIT walks abroad
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10
Notice.-No. 1.

NOTICE is. HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN the undersigned citlzensof the United States
claim one thousand, l,o00 feet Of a certain velr
or lode Of quartz, or other rock In place. bearing
Gold, Silver, Copper and other metals, commonly
called and known ~ the Dios Senior or Mount
Hope Lode and The Great W. Companies claim
said claim extending hvo hundred feet In . north
erly and I've hundred feet In q southerly direction
from the location Of this notice along the line Of
ssid VAN or lode. and embracing the same with
all Its dips, spurs, angles and variations, the same
being On unIarvsyod land that wo have occu.
pied and improved the ZANE from the 5th day o.
August, 1856, according TO the local customs and
rules Of MinersIn the Devils Gate Mining Dis.
trict, Lyon County, Nevada, In which district
said lode or vein Ii situated, and that we have ex.
pended In actual labor and improvements there.
on, an mountn not less than ono thousand dollars,
to.wit: the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars. And
that we claim laterally on each side Of said vein
one hundred feet, more particularly described and
plated In the annexed diagram, In conformity
with the laws, customs, and rules Of Miners Of
said District.
Notice Il further given, that Il 10 the Intention
Of the undersigned, T. r. Winston, John D. Win.
tiers and George Knowlton 70 apply. and they do
hereby apply. at the United States Land face, ut
Carson CITY, Nevada, for a Patent from the United
tensions, according TO the said diagram, with the
right TO follow said vein or lode with Its dips,
spurs, angles and variations to any depth what.
ever, though It enter land adjoining.
T. B. WINSTON, 400 feet.
JOHN d. WINTERS. 400 n
H.a GEO. KN0WLTON, 200 feet.
u. D. RrEisteP's Once,
CARSON CITY, NEW, Oct l6. 1886.
I, Warren T. Loekhart, Register Of the U. 8.
Land Once. hereby certify that . true copy Of
the above notice, together With q diagram Of the
Great w. Companies claim, has this day been
nlsd In my ONCE applying for a patent for the
above described Mining claim. a
WARREN T. L0CKHART.
ocl7H Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice TO Creditors.

JNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
L Judicial District, In and for the County Of
Lyon, and State Of Nevada. In the matter OF
the petition Of John N. Barrett, an i~nsolvent
debtor.
Pursuant 10 an order OF the Honorable w. Hay.
don, Judge Of the said District Court, notice il
hereby givcn 70 all the crsditors Of the said insol.
vent John n. Barrett, TO be and appear before the
Honorable W. Hayden aforesaid, In open Court,
at the Cour, room Of said Court. In Dayton. Lyon
County. Nevada, on the 10th daT OF January.
1867, At 10 o'clock A. T., OF said day, then and
there TO show cause, II any thsy can, why the
prayer Of said insolyent shonld not be granted,
and IN assignment Of his estate be made. and be
be discharged from his debts and liabilities, In
pursuance Of the statute In such case made and
provided; and that, In the meantime, all proceed.
ings against said lnsolvent be stayed.
r~~>, Witness my hand and the zeal OF said
L.. 8. Court, this 18th day Of December, A. d.
sl866. DANIEL KENDRlCK,
Clerk.
VIM. II. Gates, Attorney for Petitioner.
1900. State stamp. SOC. In, Rev. stAmp.l
fde1f.1ml
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Alias Summons.

orATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo.
y rey. In Jurticc Court, Gold Hill Township,
before w. N. Hall, Justice OF the Pssse. w
Whits, plaiaun, ". Gerry TrottsT; dsfe1asns;
Tho State Of Nevada ssnds 70 aet'y t.S,nnSer,
s.Sor. me. Justes ofthe Peace In and for Gold
NH 'Tavn,hlp. County and Ststs afosesald ct
M otses In Gold HUI, on the LII, day Of Jan.
ny A. %. 1851, ct 10 o'clock A. Z. Of that day,
& snsWer the complaint Of W. A.. White,
wherein he slaims 70 recover nc HUN oi.s1s 70
..GnlSsn E.ele Hotel" In Gold HUI Aforesaid, a.
ner plaintiff Bill on Ole.
Ana YOU arc hereby notified tAst n you fall 10
,nnssr' and answer the complaint ~ aforssaid,
Judgment WI DO taken asalnst you for the sum
N. 20 70LIO0, and costs Of mit. H Hu ~
Given under my hand. this 18th day Of Dscsn.
Jurics Of the Pesos, Gold Hjl Towuship,
Estate stamp, ffty. csnta dei5td
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5BsIeher OSNpaAy.1Nshes q SereAy
given, that ct . meeting Of the Trustees Of sLd
Company. hsld thisdsy, an assessment Of Hatssn
(els5 Dollars Per share was, lsyied on each
pany, payable Immediately, "a tia Secretary, At
The ofnce Of the Company. Virginia Nsysdx, In
United Statss gold coin Any Itock On which
sad ,sssesameut shall remain unpaid On FRI.
DAY, February lst. 1857, win be advertised on
that day a. delinquent, and unless payment shall
BE- mada before, vii BE- sold on Tuesday, March
9Th, 1867, 70 pay aid delinquent aSssssment,
together With esst OF sdysTtistng s~ndexpsnsss Of
sale.
By order otths Boud VI Trustses. l9fea
3. bkUCKNANN, Sscrstary.
HniAsH6-,Jsns1s1eeTlag HHjalid
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DELINQUENT gAxlllsT.
OelinouentBTaxSL
= OF NEVADA,

STATE OF NEVADA
u County .of etorcy.
nlsTRICT ATTORNEYS 0FFICE;-No
- Ace Of, suits sommepcsdI e ~ teeowms
named defendants, and 70 Al owners q. OF
claimants to the real stats Andlnprpyepb 6ete
on, or Improvement, when assessed separately,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. knownof nhkposEn: You
arr hereby notified that sufts have been com
mencedin ihei Justices, Cont Gold Hill Town.
ship, By the State Of Nevada, plaintiff, against
each OF the defendants hap}seaer psueATand
each Of the following described tracts or parcels
Of land, with the improvepaatst hepson and in.
provemsnts when separately assessed, situated
IN Gold Hill, and all owners af or simAntst to tho
same, known or unknown. TO recover the tai
and delinquency assesscd 70 said defendants
against said property. for ne hscal rear
cling on the frst day Of January. 1855. and endipg
ON the 3lst day eflDscsnbsr. 1855, and that Q
luminous has been duly issued In each case; and
You arc further noa1sd that unless you appear
and answer the complaint hled In said cause on
or bcfer, THIRD DAY OF
JANUARY, 1867, at the huur Of 10 o'clock A. L.,
Iudsm.nt WIN be taken against you and the real
estate and improvements herein described. br
ths amount OF tax and dsunQunpey spscsdsd and
.osk. ~ xuit.