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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-07
CHILL.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESSIONAL MAJORITY
IN FAVOR OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I'LL

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESSIONAL MAJORITY
IN FAVOR OF THE observation-disclosures
TON FROM ITALY
In the House of Representatives in Chill,
after two days Of discussion, the debate on the
question of the London convention relative TO the reease
Of the corvettes Chacabuco and OHggins was closed
The following resolution was approved ~ vote OF ~
against 5: The House OF Deputies, having before them
the documents and having heard the explanations gwen
by the Minister 10 the Interpretation OF the honorable
Deputy for Canquenes approves the proceedings OF mo
Government in the transaction made IN London 70 ber'
ate the cOrvettes ChacabucO and O'Higgns The tha-
cabuco arrived Valparaiso on the 10th inst ana the
OHisgins was momentarily expected
The abolition OF Imprisonment for debt was approved
nv Congress with few amendments introduces bI me
senate with view secure the interest on miners and
of the public and municipal treasures against embezze
ent on the part OF those ntrusted with their manage
ment. -, - ~, H..
In Valparaiso a savings bank has been established des
tined be Of great service TO the Industrial interest OF
the labOrng classes. , -. .
A CHILEAN paper says that the Government Is on the
MONT of concluding or has already concluded, with the
Government OF H. NJ the King OF Italy an agreement re-
tng thereto. According 10 the tenor OF this agreement
the King Of Italy will furnish many emgrants as may
DO desired for the Straits Colony, ana VIII pay nan me
cost Of their passage, the Gillian Government providing
the rest
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LATEST FROM THE CHINESE EMBASSY.

AUBURN. n. Y, Aug. 6.-The Chinese Embassy
and multitude of citizens entertained at the hos
ntable mansion of Secretary Seward last evening In
the course OF the evening music and dancing were intro
duced for the entertainment Of the Chinese members OF
cetv ~ a. novel nnd heretofore uneard Of thing. Their
Amusement AT the strange sight OF ladies and gentlemen
ioniug IN the dance was marked feature OF the even
{vs Cards were exchanged between the Chinese aud
their visitors. the former giving their address in the
untionnI hernc yphcs, which were, Of course.
i'm great demand. Tho evening passed on
Incredibly 10 all present, with crushing
~ tr,"n,sing TO mar its pleasure aud all retired we'll
nlonsed with tho hospitality and klud attention the
part OF their hosts AT niocock this morning the En-
bassy accompanied by many citizens carriages took
conveyauces for the farm Of Mr. H. s. Dunniug situated
about mile aud half west Of the CITY, TO witness an eI
hibton OF the operations of the Kirby reaper Az
O'clock this afternoon tho whole Embassy,
by Secretary Seward and several friends, went TO willow
Brook, aud entertained by cx-Goy. fhroop ana ~
r. T. Martin The party returned Secretary sewards
&C about o'clock this evening They leave for Niagara
Fails toAaOrrOW morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-07
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

the Committee on Privileges and Elections was
adopted to s The majority report 10 the eject that
by the laws OF Georgia alone OF the elections were
legally held. The Committee are constrained 70 think
that military tribunals alone competent TO decide
upon military orders The present legislature, elected
under state OF things which has passed away, was or
gained and placed In possession OF the civil power at
the opening Of the session and the Committee OF tho
OpOOn that the wSest course would TO consider the
order OF Cen Meade, declaring the election legal one,
final and conclusive 10 the eligibility members and
all other questions In view OF all the circumstances,
they propose n resolution that General Orders No. 90.
from Gen Meade in relation 10 the persons elected
the Senate be declared aud he'd conclusive the
rights OF the persons named TO their seats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-07
THE SHERIDAN ASSAULT CASE.

LEAYENwORTH. Aug. 5.-The case of State
agt Gen. Sheridan Gen Gibbs, Gen. McKever, Lieut..
Levy, aud Corporal Lee, for assault with sabers, &c.
taking postal stamps envelopes United States Treasury
partially decided yesterday Ivy Justice Thoen Corporal
Lee, who commanded the soldiers and forciby elected
Postmaster Dunn from the Reserve adiudged guilty
and hued u and costs The adjourned until tbis
morning when the trial Of the other defendants pro-
ceeded with and the verdict rendered all except
le case OF Gen. Sheridan who was fined $780, Tbo de-
PENDANTS appealed 60 the Criminal Court
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SEVERAL STEAMERS BURNED.

CINCINNATI, August GA fire broke out this
morning the engneroom Of the steamer Delaware and
communicated 10 the steamer Potomac, which was
lying alongside The flames spread thence 70 the steam
Pine Grove and Ezra Porter and barge. The total
loss estimated at about 100000 The Ezra Porter
owned in Pittsburgh was valued $4,000 and insured for
$4,000 in Pittsburgh Offices The Potomac was valued Mt
$1,000 and insured $4,000 In Cincinnati Offices The
Pine Grove owned nv the Nashville Packet Com.
pany; was valued at $1,000 and was insured in Pitts
burgh Offices The barge valued at 81 800 and was
insured $500. The fire is supposed TO have been
the work OF an incendiary
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THE CANADIAN MINISTER'S.

HALIFAX, Aug. $50 far, the Canadian Min
listers have received attentions from the Lieutenant
Governor. Admiral and private individuals but no
nuhlic demonstration has made. But little is known
the result OF their mission Rumor says. how
ever that Mr. Howe and other Dominion members accept
Tho tn.t,ou Fiftyone members OF tho Assembly ana
tsu ~ the legislative Council have been holding Con-
vention Inc pas days The proceedings are said 10
4, ~ H.. "A. ysrv harmonious. committee OF II Hl,
nan,sd the Executive Council, with Mr.. Howe
s c,srma 10 consider the best means III the present
s,.rgsnev for securing repeal The Convention then
.J,nrnsd M Friday The local Parliament net at ~ M.
iodIy and remained In session five minutes hnd then adj
jourTed tl Monday, 10 give the Convention time TO
n La lulOfs.
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PERL.
wRErcHED FINANCIAL CoNDITIoN-REsULT OF
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

WRETCHED FINANCIAL CONDITIoN-RRsULr OF
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
A supreme decree has been issued approving
of the emission promisory notes Of the national credit
for the sum Of s96.OOO, made by Gen. Francisco Dez
Canseco when he held the post Of Military and Political
Chief OF the Central Departments; the approval OF Tho
expenses well the inversion OF said sum- along with
81 o more which IN bonds Of national credit
10 him 10 Arequipa has been the object Of general er
Cism. ,-,,,-
finance on the 3ls of last March, has been published IL
appears from II thar. ut the time or the establishment or
the Government there in the Golfers OF the
nation 3i4 SOles cents In sight OF such denclent
state OF treasury and the pressing exigences OF inc
srvice Government had recourse TO loan OF lO44OO0
socs, which the consguees OF guano gave them last
February -.
From the statistics lately published, II results that in
the late elections Col Bata has had 4S25 votes for the
Presidency Col HarcncIa ZcyallOs 29i9 for tire LIST Vice
Presidency aud Gen Francisco Diez CansecO 27G for tho
ID Vlce-Presilcncy.
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ElIrADOR.
AN IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC MIssIo

AN IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC MISSION.
A legation of great Importance for the COM
merce OF tho world is TO be sent 20 Chilli Bolivia, and
Peru, with Don Antonio Flores as Extraordinary Envoy
and Minister Penipotentary. and the Under Secretary
OF State his first Secretary. Although the gleatess
secrecy has been maintained about the object or TINS ms
sion the general belief Is that II means something IKE
reEstabishmeut OF the commercial relations OF tnese
countries with Spain What appears undonbted Is that
rho most excitement Is attached 10 the MISSION
ana that 10 has appointed In consequence Oh the ar
raugenent made With Lord Stanley ny the PERUVIAN ans
the consultation made Ecuador by the Allies about tho
offered mediation ~ the United states Tor the setieeht
of the Spanish question.
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THE HAWAIIAN MINISTRY 90 ANOTHER PACIFIC
ann an sTFAMSHIP-COOLIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug: D. steamship Mon
,.na arrived t,ugln from Honoun. Among the pasren-
-" g. NJ ~ D.yer+lay, the Hawaiian Minister Tor For
srn Afrs who route for Europe with picnipoel'
49, nnwer. for the revision o treaties Ac The CON
49,, fy the second steamship between san Francisco
and Hmoaiu for which subsidy offered ny the Ia
i 1nysTmrf II be- offered to bidders " THE city
~, ssamey brIugs documents which show That largo
number Of coolies have been shipped NJ Macao china.
for Havnua aud the Chnenn isnnus' i"' 0"''1
st.a, pasr Mohongo Is nj Honolulu
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DETENTION OF PASSENGERS FOR CALIFORNIA.

a letter from Panama, received in tins city,
says that the passengers who sailed from New York In
the steamer Ocean Queen. tie 10th OF July, were de-
"a portion Of the Panama Railroad track aud culyert
ton. = = I" = - =
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TUE r.yrer rpoN JAPAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-The advices rom
Jnpun arc 70 July g. and represent an unusually Wei
ison. THE tea silk markets were uul Inc Iyeoon
mad i"en generally successful in his military operations
w. the Mikados though the war might result III Ihs
division VI the Empire.
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date and the widows Of Revolutionary soldiers and
sailors now receiving less shall hereafter be paid sS
per month.
The wife of Senator Trumbull continues very Ill,
and tonight no hopes are entertained OF her re-
COyCrV,
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1865.
SARATOGA.

AFTER THE RACEs-pEMoCRATIC CAUCUsING-
HoFFMAN's CHANCEs-THE BALL AZ InE
UNIoN-EXCITING RACE YEsTERDAf-ihE
VICTORIOUS sTEEDs-ENTRIE5 FOR TO-DAY
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rur GEORGIA LEGISLATORS

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. Gin the election OF
state onicefr to-day by the Legislature, the entirc ke
publican Ticket was chosen. bill was pi,',en,@ '
,icipai authorities for Augusta, 10 Nil vacancies
caused by the relief OF tie pres Mt military ap-
nninteea In the Senate, the majority report VI
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WASHINGTON.

COMMISSIONER ROLLINS - THE TN FoR
OFFICE BILL-THE CALL OF LoUlsIA ~, IoR.
TRooPs-THE FREEDMENs BUREA .C,,,,,,p1,If
GEN. KILPATRICK-MR SENATOR NJ ,s,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-07

SARATOGA, Aug, 6.-lhe entries Tor the ran
ueefng nj Jerome Park and the meeting at Springfield
In the second week Of September, closed
here the entries with the Secretaries fOr both
moeng are very full thus surng good sport for both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-07

MONTGOMERY, Aug. 6.-lh the senate, to-day
bin was presented providing Tor inc HgislatuIe TO eh
a. EIrrtoal vote of the state, which was met With oi
u'.iton and was postponed TIL tomorrow SENATE
caused 20 be read lumber OF letters from tue ku.kn
49, md a lively discussion ensued. resolution wa
ndocd Ia appoint Committee to receive bids for i
c antc work Of this session In the House the sena'
M ,.r,vt,e NIL iplitca disabilities resting on the ct
1ens 81 The state called up and POSTPONED uhu u
morrow $3.50 .-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-03

John Doe, lot in brock q of Sears, Thompson
and Sears division Of Cars n ty, for II e5.
John Doe, lot 10 in block Il OF Sears, Thompson
and Sears division If Carson City, for IL %.
| u,iver Cromwell, rossessory claim to lot No D
in block No Il of Empire City and the improve
ments thereon, for 60 90. -
John = Eberhart, possessory claim to lot NO III
in bl ok % Of Empire City and improvements
Their on, for Sc IS.
And also the following described property, exc
eu,iun> Issued on said 5th day Of Jnly. A. d. 1868
| on ju,gmen.s rendered in sald Justices Court oh
tn, 25,h ,a, of January. A. D. 1865: ~
Will am Mara. lots Z. and 10 IN bioch co.
sears. Tin,son and Sears division If Carson ity,
nd all The Improvement thereon; Also block No
IS me division for AZ 81.
J.. I'm Cradl-bauyh, ten acres of land bounded
north by the road leading from Carson my % the
state p ison. ga by land assess' d TO NJ uafu-
per md west 10y land # W. Beck. fer 70 W.
Wiram Furbe-. los 4. 5. 9 AMI 10 in block a.
Curry S vi-tn Of Carson City, Tor :" "
Jams io,rigan, lots B, anu y IN pioch - vi
Piers n and ..oodsichs division Of Carson City,
70. !, 30
Mrs. l. A Potts lot in block SO, Sears Thomp-
,or ant Sears division If Carson tity, Tor Is IL.
joseph Ta>ker south half of block o., M"ssei
division Carson City, for ~ IL
Geo g- W Hammer, house on carson street, Oh
lot bel. nging TO j NJ AnIEner for 70 vi
Moses Ellis, lot 9 in block # ear Ihomr-
son and sears dvi ion OF Ca ron City, for ~ IL.
p 1; Lord Iot 6 in tlock IA Of sears Thonp-
Ion and sears division OF City, for Il "a
II. d Pumr,iv | t ant west % feet Of lot ; IN
block IL fsears Thompson and sears di> iS'oh
, arson; also, LOT 8 in block g. same DIVISION LOT
81 "a. ..,
A. u Mahoney. leo acres Of lard in section l.
township Is, n Of X Ia Eat, Mount Danio met
i ian; ,s", lot | in block 43 OF Musser DIVISION
If Cars,n City, for Sc -.
Sheriff Ormshy County.
BY I. J. EDvARpS.
Deputy sheriff.
Carson July %, 1865.
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AN ACT
CARSON, July ., ls6S.

T. provide for the Pegis ra'i,n OF the Names OF
El.cl r. and f r the asceI tainnent' by pF'pt,
mr. IS - The Persons Who shall be entitled l"
the Right # Suffrage.
The Pc pie. of TIE : ate of NeT"da r"nffS'i't5'
IN Sc,,atr aul. assembly, do cnact as follows:
SECIur ne justices Of the fe'r" "f me
several counties If the state shall consfl'n'" 8hi
act a. Registry Agenjs tire election nrecInt> or
I'll tticrs hich are within their respective town
ships and as such their duties shall De "a pro-
vii d in THIS ACT.
Sec > Immediately upon the arNro 81 Of ~
Act the reSiect've ards OF eals.ratl"n the
several counties of the state shall deliver over.
or cause TO b. drvr' cd. I" the srvtral leGl tiS
asen # their counties. as provided for IN this
Act the respective registers, ana III! other regis
traIio books, belonging to, or hereto'"' irr-
pared FIR. the electi precincts or dlstric "l''n
are wirhn their respective townships PFof'G'"'
TINT the book containing the oath, heret"ioF'
b-c-ibed shall I've filed and preserved IN IN"
County clerks nfice; and, hereafter sad b'afus
OF keristrat on shall be- discharged from the per
f,rniance of duty relating TO the registration
OF c names of electors.
SC , The County Commissioners of the res
pective C untie- IF the state shall pfo'lde 10,
tn Registry agent Of their county. when ana
where leeded all proper and necessary books 10
carry out the Of this Act, toSt lhef Win
hit e,is ers zone for each election precnt or dls
trict, so prepared that each Shall contain selat
ate list of persons. entitled 10 vote, re,idihs IN
each cleo TO- precint or district, alphabetically
arranged according to their respective surname-,
and to show III Sc: arat. c"l,.raus. the name al
full len tn. the age, the country OF iheif oir,h'
Il e occupation and plac OF residence, toge'he'
with the number and date of registry. All ex-
pens.s incur ed in executing the PROVISIONS OF
this Act including the publication Of the reslst'
lists shall be audit ed. all wed md paid out OF
the county funds Of the several counties mourning
the same. as other county cha gss.
Sec The registers may be in the following
form. or in sus h other form t. most conven-
ien,ly and economically carry out the provisions
and intention Of this Act-to wit:
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Sec, L. After the final compltt on Of the re
sters for tn election precincts or districts with
their respective t'Wnships, previous TO the gener
election in November OF each year, and previo1
TO any special or nunic pal election, OF any ele
tion provided for by Law, other than the generl
elecion, the Registry Agt mt, y or under who
thew were resp, cti,ely r'a'ie, shall inmediate
max, ont certified copies of the names on the re
listers of each election precinct or distr ct, with
their respective to~Ishi 80 lreI ar1ns such ce1
titled ca,,jes as TO show 'headirss FOL Tie generi
and munich al elections, designating, "itr III
first year ot registration, by s. M particular cha
acter as by the letter ''E, who ave reg'steI'l
for that ia. ticuiar ye' T, and nn"er Whish me
spect,us NAV check off the names u IN Sc Votii1
during thai year by me particular charac'er'
the letter ~" As Il Ts: - eglst req lor ca
election IN 1S....-'' voting NJ cry electIoh
1s...'' .Regi,tered general election IN Is;
.sVoting at general election N ls...: VIZ,
-ad cei tilted c. pies have been % nlant II shai
the duty f said Kegistr, Agents to have one COZ
of the same, If each ell, ctioD pee net OF "is're
delivered t. the Inspectors Of Eirc'lons OF sue
precinct or district at least by eight o clock a.
on the dav on which said election takes place,
is held. said certified copies Of III" names on u
registers may be in the tlloairg firm, or IN sue
fIm as I" Most conven emily ana ecohoH' |
caliv carry INT the provisions = this Act
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saturday, August 29th. A. ID. 1865

at 10 O'Clock A NJ. to Wit
John Doe, lots l. 2 ). and in block No 3
of Van Winsle and Proctor division OF Carson City,
for SIS IS.
John Doe. lots 2, 3, 6, and 10 in block No 81
Of Proctor and Green's division of Carson City Tor
SIS SIS.
John Doe, lots l. ., 5, 4, 5. =, 9, 10, II
and Il in plock N" of Van Wrinkle and Proctor's
division Of Carson City, for 20 SO.
John Doe lots and 10 in block No 9, of Curry' S
division II Car-om City. for Is II.
John Doe north west quarter of block No ~;
and also the north SOL feet Of he northeast quar-
ter of s-me block Phillips division of Carson City,
for 10 Is.
John Doe, lot s block No 90. Musser's division
Of C,rs,n City; also, lot 3 in block "a # same d
vision. for Is l.
john Doe, south half of block No IL of Pierson
and Goodric's division of arson City; also, lot
4 in block IL same division, for Is IL.
] I'm Doe lots and q in bio k &c Of Sears.
Thompsu and Sears division of Carson City, for
John Doe. north half Of block Is. Sears, Thomp-
son and Sears division Of Car-on City; also, lit =
in block c. same division, for IL A.
Jim De. lots I, 8, 9 and 10 in block 81. Sears,
Thomp ,un and Sears division Of Carson City. for
SIG 81
John De lets and 5 block 4s. Sears Thomp-
son and Sears division of Carson City, for II 81
John Doe lots and 4 in block Al, Sears, Thnmp-
son and Sears division of Carson City, for IL 49,
John Doe, lots s. 6, T. 8. and 10 in block 10,
Sears Thompson ard Sears division Of Carson
City, for 20 SO.
John Doe, lot in block q Of Sears, Thompson
and Sears division Of Carson City; also, lot = in
block A. same division. for Is II.
John Doe, south half of lot block n. Fears,
Thompson and Sears division Of CarSon City, for
Il G.
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SUN NOM.


Estate Revenue Stamp SOC
S,TATR OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF CRMSBf.
- In the IN tres Court, Carson Township, in
and for said UNITY Of ormsby.-1he State OF
Nevada sends greeting to Eugene archambeault
You are hereby summoned 10 appear before me ut
nav ONCE in arson City, i'll Carson Township, IN
Vrmsby county, Oh the
5sh day of September, A. d. 1865
at 10 o'clock W, and answer unto the compliant
Of Joseph Cardinal, who sues 10 OBJ ain Judgment
against You for the of one hundred and niHe-
ty one dollars and venty five cents; said amount
il alleged be due plaintiff, from y'u. f"- wood
hav barley and for horse hire, from June LIST,
1868, to the pre- 'ent time, as appears more fuiy
BY account on file in my Office, when ludg-
ment will be taken against you for the SAID
amount, together with costs and damages. you
fail to appear and answer,
To the Sheriff any Constable of the said
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this Sd day ~ August.
A. d. 1868. L. q. hehEE
Justice of the Peace, Carson Township.
aEi-td
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b O K K E E p I N u
Double Entry.

twenty-five years experience,) is now pre-
persd to teach Book keeping by Double Entry,
practically and thoroughly. Students will not be
naitsd q to time but will continue their studies
- eonk. Parsons can enter At any time, as each
st.1eat l. taught separately. Terms moderate
r. D. TODD,
sweeny's Building. tup stairs)
Carpoa. Nov Q. 1851.
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aENrs WANTED FOR wARREN's

~ Household Physician, the most complete
medical work written. No family can az
ford to be without it; contains over 400 lllu-tra
tiooa. Great Inducements to Agents. Address
PACIFIC PUBLISHING Co, San Francisco an2
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TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVsN THAT UNDER
and by virtue of Wrrt- Of Execution, issued
on the 5th day of July. A ID 1865, 10y L. C. Nc
Keabv Justice If the Peace for Carson Township
Ormsby county, Nevada on jnd ment- render ed
in said Justices Ceult, IN thu l1;h day OF Anil.
A D. 1865 for a tax duly leviei, assessed and
equazed or the fiscal y-ar Of 1867. ty the proper
officers # Ormsby county in the following cases,
and against the vr"pertyas her eater lies rhea,
have ,iuly levied upon. and will expose >" sale at
public auction in The manner prescribed by law,
in front of the Court House door Of Ormsby coun-
ty in Carson c ty, on
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SAM. G.. DE SON,

a GENTS WANTED.-MALE AND FE-
male to sell our new and splendid Engrav-
ing ssFrom Shore to Shore, suggestive OF
L,fe's Journey from Chi dhood 10 OLD Age per,
feet gem. Also, for the Empty 81. eve, ana
ether Engrayings Address PACIFIC PUBLISHING
Co q, San Francisco auZ
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eth day of September, :. ID. 1865

al 10 o'clock A NJ, and answer unto the complaint
OF the above nam, Plaintiffs now on hIe III my
flee " no sue to obtain Judgment against Gu
r the sum OF Three ..uudr ed 800 Dollars; sam
.,mount 5 claimed and alleged /" be due to Plaln-
lfi> AS Executors fresi,id. for dam yes done
Plaintiffs buildings situate "n part I lot y"
MIN, fgI bl, K thirty five 1857. Sears, Thompson
and sears division of Carson CITY, caused by u e
giving way f the walls of your building situate
On the ndjoii ing premises when judgment VIII
be taken against you fJr the SAID am unt. II you
,a,l T., anpear and answer To the Shei if any
Constable Of the sid County. greeting Make ie-
gal service and due return hereof Given under
m, hand this % day Of July. A. D. 1865.
l.. c. MCKEEBY. Justice Of the Peace.
irxS ON Carson Township.