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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

wopcpsrpR PALMER FiTCHBURG NASHUA, LOWELL Con
"'"O CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
The new and sanch steamers Of the Norwich Line n
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK
Law. NeYok daiy SUNDAYS excepted O'Clock hoa Pc,
'' " No 50 North River foot " Yesayst,
FOR HEWLONDON,
b connectipg with the Steamboat Express Train from se,s
Norwich and Worcester Boston and worcester WOtr
and Nashua and New. London and Northern Railroads
Freight the lowest For Information inquire o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20


c-h.,,.,,.a fcy q r 40. TO amend section
so44 of the Revision Of 1860, in relation to ju-
sr,s - referred TO COmmitte on Judicinfy.
a pet,tion and memorial from citizens OF
r,ouisa couuty; asking our 3 mAtors and Rep
reaentatiyes 10 Congress 10 use their inhn-
ance 10 have thu Iowa river declared unnayi-
1e.hle frotn WaOelio north, was read, and re-
ferred to the Committee on Federal Rela.
t,or.
I sTbh hill fnr the protection Of game, after
.r.Jdu,ack nessad-veas "a. nays 81
Hdn,e Ella I2s. bill to amend sections
Aoa .rd AaA in relation to foreigners voting,
VAS laid on the table.
III. h;ll g. .linv the claim ($1,260l OF
Iohn ". Carver. was lost.
Tho NH for the relief Of the widow ana
;nd;0snt children Of Joseph keverer, passed.
House File 1l3, bill for an &et 70 amend
IN inter- 172 Of the laws OF the 9th Generat
Assembly. relating to Schools, was passed,
slso. bill in relation to County Superinteha-
en,s wishing schools
House File 119, q bill for an act TO amend
an act approved April Zotn, leoo. passea,
HF171. an act TO amend the acts Of the a'h
General Assembly, in relation to teachers
certificates, did not pass.
WEDNESDAY, March II. -sESAI \. -neso
luiious were passed requiring both Houses 20
meet in Joint convention on Thursday the
18th inst, ar 3 clock p. m, for the purpose
OF electing trustees Of the various state ins,i-
tu,ions. in which there are now or shoruY
will be vacancies; requiring the COMMITTEE
nm Charitable Institutions TO report the num-
Der OF Bibles necessary to supply the Vari,.ns
Charitable Institutions OF this State ara the
most economical and practical way o. lar,
nishing the same; aud to make oounch
Bluffs Port Of Entry. resoiuiion me-
morlalizing Congress on the subject o. ma
king land grant to the several States ,of ths
establishment and maintenance o. Nofu'h'
Schools. -,
Various petitions we're presented bl'i
was presented to provide for the resumption
OF ali the right, lands, nc, conferred on Inc
Cedar Rapids d missouri y. =. '.o'f ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20
THE IOWA LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, Mach II,

TUESDAY, Mach II.
This is the registers summary:
SESArs.-yarious reports of Committee
we're presented.
Bills were passed to provide for the edu-
cation and support Of the Deaf and Dumb
to provide Tor the erection Of . building q
Council Bluffs for Deaf and Dumb Aeylnm
to enable municipal and public corporations
1t their elections to settle, adjust AID com.
pound their Indebtedness, and 10 provide for
the issue Of new bonds, and for the payment
Of such new bonds by the levy Of specific
taxes, and for this purpose altering and
amending existing charters and laws and TO
establish and organize State Reform School
for juvenile offenders Most Of The day vas
spent in perfecting the last named bill.
HnusE.--1he Committec on Whites Man.
ual Labor School made 4 report IN favor Of
accepting the proposition Of the Tfustaea 70
opsn the Institute for Temporary Reform
School, and estimate that an appropriation Of
III, 600 ~iil be required TO place the hniid-
sn1s, Ae-s n = suitable condition to serse the
purpoees Of Reform School,
I s. +. II, iegalizing the notarial acts 81
ohm 5. thinner. of Lee county, VS. referred
70 the Committee ON Notasies Public.
>. {. los, iegalizing the acts 81 the Con-.
rtn Council and officers Of the city Of Cedas
Falls, US deferred 70 the Conmistes On In
\ sorporA,ion. '-'',,''s :. 1. g -
on tho aA ei April nsxt, NJ saaes1sd 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

Mrssgs. S. & B. STERN have removed their
Clothing Estabh SHIN ent to the large and COM
modious store room, on the corner oil Nam
and Second street, formerly occupied as the
boot and shoe house of ]. n. Walters Co.
One Of the partners of the firm is now in the
East purchasing an extensive stock OF Spring
and Summer goods, which, when opened, will
be offered to the citizens of heokuk and sur
rounding country at extremely low prices.
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STATE ri W..

The osfaloosa Herald says: "A $50
ond railroA ! meeting was held o. Tbpr.s..
evening last but not being able to BE- 49,.
ve got no report Of it, procesdines. Oh r..
day lAst john White resigned his po.;,;o. ].
the Board, and Peter Mslendy was cho,,,
Presidsst, and la. {. Crcokham, Director. .
The Oska.oosa Herald says that bat it'll.
wheat hubeen pm IN 20 fir ID that county
Mr.. PritchsF', II the Oskalooa Depot
has diaappsarod. end lis fsersd be he's bsss
,hs victim d foul plss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20
Financial and Commercial
KroKuK mAzxDT.

CORN MEAL u 100 fba. .....-.......s 9o!g ~
T,rcxwBEAr FLoGR-$3 90 to S3.oe per ieo ios'
BurrgR--Choiee lets wiliconmand o"tga'e
caasH Receipts lsrse, and prices range II. 70 iac
pouLrRY Dressed. none offered.
soaeHux-5e 10 ne per gall. n.
porAroEs-90 To 81 Us Il bnshel.
OytoSs--sI.59 10 400. 80
l..nn--city cured l,lc per n. Country cured I3e
to I4c per NJ.
Hsyswax--2s to Sc perth.
T.LLow--In bbls. 1sie; loose DC per 10.
FsAYHERs-PrifBe SOC to 6oc per ID,
RAss--Cotton. Sc per Id.
Wuyy Bg.ss--Common TO good TO -; scarce
CHrysr-Gvod eounsry Is to lac. Factory Use.
BaAs--Scarce and In demand; whoiess'e u ~
per loD lbs.
Ynurrs--Green Apples 81 SO 10 ~ % per par
rel. Choice Dried Apples to We per 10
Dried Peaches, 2e.
SgkBs-Timothy 81 80 10 -. Clover - W.
Flax seed 81 IS. :,
oLs-coai oil 45c. Linsaed. raw II 70, boiled
sI 20. Lard, u ~ TO / As. Fish VI w
to 81 10.
I,yr sroek--Beef Cattle 81 90 70 - 30 gross.
Hogs, good lots. se'o 81 = gross ., e sheep
~ 30 to 81 90 per head. Veal esiSes
from II 90 10 So 80
BAcos-city cured hams l1e, shouidefs 81 -;
clear sides Ise. Country cured hams ~
"a l4c: shoulders TO Zoe; sides ii to l2se.
poRk-Mess 3 50 to s2i per Dbl.
WooL-Tuh washed 81 to 4vc.i fleece DO hne
25m Soc; unwashed, Is to2oe. =.
H4Y-Timotny in active demand Al from ~ y,
to Sill 90 per ton Prairie 80 10 70 - W
Woop-s5 80 10 SO ~ per cord according 10 quar-
itv, in good demand
u,bys--fyesn. Sc; do cured lec; dry flint lee;
do salt Ice per H.
saLr-Iake 81 80 to 81 90. :.
,,Lass--sxiu 81 80. Rates discounted - 10 ~
per cent.
NAiLs-S5 SO rates.
BAR Iaos lie, rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

The attention of country merchants is d.
rec.ed to the large stock Of Farm and Garden
Implements now being offered by Peck Broth
ers, dealers in hardware. 1t comprises q
general assortment of shoyels, spades, pitch
forks and handles, hoes, rakes, scythes and
sneths, cradles, and in fact. everything in that
line also large lot Of wheelbarrows Of diff
ferent kinds. This is the most extensive
stock Of implements ever brought to this city,
and merchants will find ii to their interest to
call and examine it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

Tas report which was pnt in circulation
Wednesday evening that the body OF the boy
who vas drowned in the river had been reeos-
cred. proved to be untrue. The search was re.
newed Yesterday afternoon, but with no bet
ter success than on the day previous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

We are well acquainted With John Thomas farmer and
stock raiser, Of Hancock comfy, III and hare bes
tapcy In saying that thu ft Enterprise kmos as the
Gfeat Illinois Stock Farm Associations Git Concert
ovned and managed by Hf Thomas, will bs conducted
fairly. honestly and inipss,iaiiy.
Es.3ev. John Wood. sen. W singeton. Hon o C
Skinner T. Pena-id. Cashier ~ First National BANK
o. ,odrua, Banker. Seston Flarg. Assistant Trtas
prer QaIpcy Fridge Cumpsrs: A. J. p. Pre~tst PORK
Packer James Rswiins. PORK SCI W. r. pe6rusn;
D Mauson, Ass't snt's G. n. / @. IL; Vim Harvey
Ant sun,t r " 4 " nv mi II
G. n. Mead, 0snl Sup's II. St. 10 %. Hsnntbsi
No: u. Davis, B4nk ar. Canton No Capt 4. Lee. Pal
myra. NO.; W. Kterae. Live Stock Broker, Union
Stock Yards Chicago Jehn Gsmrton, Fork Pack sr
pusta, III; Jacob Thom=s. Farmer aud stoek Dealer
Knox county, Mo. Dr. Joel OAR all Farmer and stock
Dealer. Coat4burs Ill VIZ. VI. n.x'rr Farmer AnTns,a
H.. to any ell known citizen Of Angusts Quincy
JOHN TBoNss, Proprietor
C. NICHOLS General Trkst gent
~ Postofacs address, oain~y Adams Co, Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

TINS evening will close the exercises oil Inc
panman's Convention at Baylie's CONNER
cial College, a, which time several diplomas
will be awarded to graduates. The public are
resnectfnly invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

LARGE lot Of linen towels, table diaper,
and linen table cloths, selling very low at the
New York Store, to make room for new
spring stock, We have few pairs OF very
fine bed blankets, which we viii close Out .
q eanrifce
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

GRaar ArcrIoy SALE or HonsEs.-on
Saturday, DIST inst. a, O'Clock, p. M We
will sell ten head of wagon, carriage and
saddle horses, without reserve.
]. A. WALLACE ( Co.,
MARIO 2t Auchoneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20
steck xarner.


stock 2ASket.
81 Tsiegrsph.i Hsv YoaE. March ~
Government stocks veal. Coupons Of 1885, Iioa!1.
do 80 iies,ls do "a ie.s5s7s; do 'es lo1seZ
DO looss ~; do 'e7 iess: 10 ass iooss e7s.-a,
ioss4aA.
Stock, strong and hsgssr. wqr s3ak; NY
i27Hsk; Rrte ri ss; Do pal Te Residing s2lzs5.s
wa.sah ls,<sN; Ill c tss, vi eA; " 60 sss;
ptI 7sNe5k.
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New orl.aps s14r..,.
al a.,

By Telegraph. NEx OeItAss, March 10
cotton--Q lief; middiiDe AK.
YIonr-Chcice extra ti4ll4T5,
corl-Littis oins prime ~hitseTkDfI
0.t.--Frm ut 70.
Pork--Firn or At SIS
Dseon-Bsstsr; shoulders II; clsAr asdes i4s<.
LArd-Dall; Il. re - 15s; ksg 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20
On Wednesday, April lst,
ioFYIcIAL.
United States Internal Revenue.

NsEk3sUH
BIotsf.tIp, March IL, 1868
NorIe IA hereby sysn that for tsn days,
Bia.n Geld DIVA, all hppvais will be re, eised
termnsI relative TO any salns-
ton snnmsraifops ID by tbr
Ant in tis D.strief. aud ae tue
al LIST for Tres IN Accordance with til l. ernsi Rsye-
Laws
All sppeaIs 10 the ASSESSOR must b a,ds IN writing
sp-cfyng tas particular eanse matter tng resps
ing which decision 10 requested. A at state th .
groH6ta rrc pies plsDsd
Parties interested said lists at the ofhe
OF thr Ass.ant ASSESSOR respectively da Ii lusne
hosrs, om an March 10Th 1883 App.sis can be
flied ith the Assisaat Assesser it,eet to
this Office. J b. WEAyHR
mshii-e6 p.strt I Assessor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

WANTED TO RESr.-A house with Sax or
seven rooms Address. stating terms, &c.'
for three days, P. 0. Drawer IS, keokuk.
mar-1S-at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20
Arrival, ard Dspastlrts oi Ksoknk Packets.
cry NEWS.

THE Legislature has determined to adjourn
on the sth Of April.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

New York Dry Goods "a rket.
By TeIsgraph.l NV YoRE, March 10
Dry goods market la,ks amin Axiom, bat business Is
slowly improving and prices for classes imported
and d,nsst wo,Iens no lover. We quote beat rowp
shsetiDgs IS s11 print cloths O. prints lss standard
dFf!is n. ceIsres fa020
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

Nh. EDITOR IL am somewhat displeased
with the people Of Keokuk on account Of the
scanty audience which they furnished to hear
the lecture of MISS Clara Barton, at the
Opera House on Wednesday nigh, last. Miss
Barton being lady Of culture, and having
field, together with the reputation which she
carved out for herself during the war by her
humane and heroic efforts to alleviate the suf-
fsrings of the "boys in blue, led me TO think
tha, one OF our ciiy's largest and most re-
fined audiences would greet Miss Barton and
hear her lecture on theme that will never
grow old, viz: ork and Incidents of Army
life, during tn war of the rebellion
Josh Billings, with his stale 4'hash'i and
seemingly unconsidered trines drew largely,
and masculine and feminine keokukians
'anickered" when Josh took "milk,'' as
though they had never seen mortal man drink
milk before, and for the sight they freely
poured ont their halfdollars. The perform.
ances Of . band of burnt>corkists made mp Of
of few jokes, dances and limitations Of negro
character, filed our city's large hall to owe. :
flowing for two nights, and the troupe in
question would, no doubt, have been as libe-
rally patronized for two nights more, and
longer had it remained, but Clara Barton, q
noble, heroic woman, the Florence Nighten
kaiae Of America, could not receive an audi
snce OF over one hundred persons This
lady WAS invited here 10 lecture under
the auspices Of Post 20, Grand Army of
the Republic, the members Of which.
thinking that the wide reputation Of the LADY
with her ability to deliver lecture worth,
the attention Of any audience, would fill the
Open House, please the public, and add n
their fund for the relief Of destitute soldiers
and their families, but the result fell far he.
low their expectations, and the Post lost
heavily thereby. ! am sorry, Mr.. Editor.
that there is 80 little discrimination in our
community and thats stroliing negro min
ssrel troupe Of lazy, worthless men, can ea.i.
y bleed the purses Of our people, while lee.
turers and lectnresses, Of Acknowledged merit
and ability, are compelled TO make their bo~
to audiences Of scarcely one hundred persons.
in this tbs Gate City Of lows, which boast. ,
population Of is,00o intelligent, wids-awake,
liberal inhabitants. People of Keokuk le,
Us DO better than this hereafter: for the GOOD
name Of our city, il for no other considern.
OCCASIONAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE Consisting
of one fine Marble Top Mahogany Bureau
and Center Table one Sofa and Sofa Rock
er; two Brothomoter Clocks; one Sewing
Machine; with Bureaus, Centre Tables,
Stands, Chairs, Carpets, Stoves, &C., dc.
Also, one light, two-seated spring Wagon,
and one set single harness
Sale commencing al 10 o'clock, q. m, Sat,
urday, March 2lst.
J. A. WALLACE h Co.,
mar292t Auctioneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20
Albany Cattle Market.

Albany Cattle Market.
BY Telegraph AInaHr, March 10,
ca'ti -7ee.Ih eniy TACO. eviny 10 he ffsshet DE-
mand light; srss ii s1@Il
shesp-Aes're; Aes1e airsace; sales at .ss Re-
eeipts 100.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

THE lecture Of Miss Clara Barton, at the
Opera House, Wednesday evening. was a
grand affair in itself. Blu, it would not do to
say that Of her audience, numerically. In
there is one little matter in which she might
improve. And tina, is simply 10 avoid the
smile she wore, as rule, while delivering her
ecture. On every occasion that she ad
vanced to the table in front of her she put on
the grave and austere, and was decidedly in
,eres,ing in person. matter and manner, until
she resumed the wonted smile: and then the
pleasing effect was invariably lessened.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20
SIS, eco. The rsssaiisIng Prizes mast o.
Fine Riocded Stock.
Fine Parlor Furniture,
Splendid Pianos.
hitting Machines,
Sewing Machines,
DC. &C., de-,

gansn 10 ra'ns from 500 TO $1,000.
Tbs am. Of each seleshei1sr his post lice address,
and number hi. ticket fshfniiY kept =. the gen
erai oe. Main .;reet, Qniney III door wesi Of
Fourth street. north aide.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20
Bates TO Clubs.

Every reader Of this paper Is requested 10 serd for
til ke up oab tat ths rate OF eleven tickets for
floI and they nsur.d that net only will the
drawing of the tlre syertised but the priz
vii be inst represented tia grand chem. In tue
hanss AGENTS, which be oh stnej bya
spptat ion direct to the gsDefa l office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

NJ Telegraph aIlTAukfR. ssrfh -
Fionr--pu'i a 60 sa'z far i'e-t .rring ssuas
Wheat FL "a tar NJ /; very qaiet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

IL accordance With the design Of the Union
Stock Breeding Association, 10, OF blooded
stock has recently been brought to onr city.
1t was purchased in Kentucky, by II. w.
Sample and VIM. Graham, Of this place. We
have been furnished with the description and
pedigrees of portion Of the animals which
we give below:
Edwin Forrest is The most noted stallion
for size. style and action ever exhibited in TIE
State o. Kentucky, and as sucb, has taken
more premiums than any other horse. For
res. is beautiful mahogany bay. with black
trimming. l63 hands high. and weighs / go
poands in ordinary flesh, and has been kept
by Mr.. Alexander as his fayor.e horse for pro,
dueing lrotting stock Of style, size and action
combined, for the past nine years. Forrest
was sired by Bay Kentucky Hunter; he By
Old Kentucky Hunter. His dam was by Bo,
gus, AMI his grand dam by Messenger. For
rest iirst dam was by Highlander, bis second
dam BY Duroe. and his third dam By Messen-
ger. THUS he comes from Messenger on both
sides.
Marion ia o. handsome brown color, l6i
hands higa, Of fine proportions and style
with great power and superior troiting action,
and belonging 10 the most celebrated trotiing
stock bred in Kentucky. Marion vas sired
by horse imported into Kentucky by the
Hon. James B. Clay, son Of Henry Clay,
called Memhrino Chief, who has produced
more celebrated tro:ting horses than any
other horse in America. His FIRST dam was
a thoroughbred mare, Mary, by Sir Wallace,
bis second dam by Stakeholder, his third dam
by Tempest, aud his fourth dam noted thor
ongh-bred mare from Virginia:
They haze a so Two very fine and promising
colts from Forrest, and celebrated trotting
mare Of the Membrino stock.
We also noticed very large and powerful
jack and jsnnet.e, which are very snuabe
animals. The jack is called Hiawatha, and is
of the largest and most celebrated jack stock
ever bred in Keatucky being in color black,
lG hands high, Of extraordinary bone and
muscle, and good action; years old.
This company has been organized for the
purpose, and promise to spare no efforts or
expense in procuring and keeping every vari-
ETY. Of the very best stock, for the improve
ment of the same in Iowa, Missouri and Illi-
nois, including horses, Jacks, mules, cattle,
swine, sheep, &C., &c., and is composed of
our most enterprising citizens, in whom the
public can rely. 1t is . worthy enterprise,
and deserves the attention Of those interested
in the improvement Of stock. The cattle,
swine and sheep have not as ret been pur-
chased, but will be in 3 short time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

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BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago Mnrket+
By Telegraph csicas0. Mach ~
F,onr- Dahl winter exirs.sii 50 ia 30 swies extra
s. BIO IS tair 10 choice supess snSs
whest-puii snd isssr; No sIrng f.E2 81; 10 ?
spring 81 eoI4asz.
Corn -Qalet AID loper sisz for neg.
ass-siasd5 and ftn. at sets.st.
Rye-Dull and lower; ~ % far MOL
Barley Unsettled pod 81 IA T. - a.
ps,k- glrmer. ~ -.
Lard 3 iter sud asropg ~ isH.
Buis aeass-Qalet and RAJ s.ould.ts 10 roHRh sidss
ifIetS ss3,t lib FAX clear silica i2a ia; sweet
,scsied hams ~ Ek
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-20

cnieago Live stock n.rn.,.
By Telegraph cH:c.oo' Mach 10.
Hogs-Eecelp:s siss Mrka DALI sale. Slow; .a,irs
range -ss9.
cstt,e- Escefp,s se-. Make, d1l snd lover; .a,'.
isi,sd IN shipping =: prs'i0as Friees estss
range SASS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11

| The west half Of lots : and 10 in block Il, O
| Proctor Green's division # Carson City and in,
| provements, tax and delinGuency,3 20.
Lots and 10 block co, same division, tax ant
| delir quenry 3 6S.
LOIS and ll' ok co. same division, tax and
delinquency 81.
Lots ard ) llock GO, same division, tax an
delinquency cs.
Lots 2. s. 6. and 10 block ca, same division
tax and delinquency 70.
North west quarter Of block 90 Philips divi-
sion OF Carson City. tax ami delinquency So.
North q feet i, he northeast quarIer of block
90 sane division tax aud Ge'ii quincy % cts.
Lots Q ard 10 in block .. Of ,urry's division II
Carson City, tax AID delinquency -.
Lots l. >, .. !, -. &. :, s Q, 10, II .nd Il in
block ore ~ Of Van WiIklr rrCctors division Of
Carson City, tax ard deiil qutncy on each let
- cts.
lots l, ., B. T. 5 and in block Of said divi-
sion, tax and delinquency IN each Ut 81 cts.
Lots to l. inclusive, tie whole If block 9.
same division, tax aLd delinquency On each lot,
9, cts.
Lots to Il inclusive the whole of Hook If.
same division, tax and delinquency on each lot,
81 cts.
Lots TO l. inclusive. tie whole If liock 60
sane divIsItn, tax anu delinquency on each lot.
81 cts.
SAM. C. DFNSON.
District Attmu.y, OImshy county.
W. NJ Tr~C'II >hrrTt. ml.i 4
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11
SUMMONS.
Nevada Revenue stamp soc |

I
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The SECOND
i Judicial District Of the State of Nevada in
and for the County of Oru!sby. -CATHAklNE
MCINROE vs. JAMES MONROE.
Action brought in the district Court of the Sec
oni Judicial District of the state OF Nevada, in
and for the said County, and the complaint filed
in said County Of Ormsby, in the office cf the
Clerk Of said district Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting, TO James
NCinrOe, defendant
You are hereby required to apIear in action
brough against you by the above AIMED plaintiff
in the Dist ict Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict OF the STATE OF Nevaia, in and for the County
Orusty. aud to answer the complaint ed here
in IA copy of which accompanies TINS summons
within ten DAYS exclusive of the tiav of service
after the service yCu of this summons fservrd
within this COuntyi or if served ont of this
county. but in this district, within twenty days.
otherwise within forty days-cr judgment by de-
fau!t will be taken against yOu.
The said action is bruu4 lit 10 obtain decree Of
divorce from the bonds of rnatrimony heretofore
herein. and for alleges that y"u the said de-
frnd Mt failed and neg!t cted and >til do fail an
neg eel to provide for plaintiff the comm ueCes
SaIis of life. aai alleges that since the month Of
1866 y"u willfTly deserted The plaintiff
and still remain absent, etc.
And you hereby notified that if You fail t.
appear and answer the said complaint "a above
required, the said plaintiff Will take Judgment
and decree prayci.
Given under my hand. and the Seal
Iof the district Court # the Second
SD Judicial District of the State of Ne
~ = ~ vadi in and for the County If Urrnsby |
this 9Th day Of June, in the year Of our Lord
sne thousand eight hundred AID siNty-eicht.
jc- NJ. !. AsHMOKE. Clerk.