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o-sTARTLTNG ANNOUNCEMENT.

~sTARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT.
IN ordar 10 make provisions for the coming
spr,us trade, / have this day marked down my
entire and truly splendid stock of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
at prodgioes low figures. l have also smong my
stock about IS 900 worth of desirable and seasonal
HE REMNANTS, which must be sold without re-
gard Of what they may cost.
Take advantage Of this great and liberai
chance, and remember the place and appropriate
name IF A. GOLDBACK,
wholesale and Retail Eealer In Cheap
and Desirable Dry Goods and Notions,
:, 10 e07 Broad street.
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DRY GDODs.
CLosING-oUT SALE

GREAT CLosING-OUT SALE
BEFORE PURCHASING sPRIfG STOCK!
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH or
DRY GOODS
TO BE SACRIFICED
PANIC PRICES.
SOLD SEvENTY-FIvE PER CENT. BELOW
COST!
SALE COMMENCING THIS DAY
TO CONTINUE FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED IN 'RIcsMOND!
EVERY VARIETY OF GOODS!
Now is the time to buy anything and everything
you want
FOR A sOEG!
DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
No. lola Main street.
JAN. % 1871. ja23
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

me- JANUARY23, 1s71.-MoRE NEW
AND ELEGANT DRY GOoDs.-THohAs b.
PRICE d co. have Just received by steamer ana
EXPRESS many new and beautiful goods IN
PHINTs-dark and medium colors-tor present
season.
LIGHT SHIFTING PRINTs-ncw Designs
for children and misses.
MOURNING PRINTS; very pretty.
BLEACHED COTTON and sHEETlSS.
TOWELLINGS; IRISH LINENS-resiiy I'll
Eisenhower thsn later III season.
DRESS GOODS: Black and Colored aohAifs'
Velours, and Empress, Irish and french Iop,iis.
BARGAINS: A portion OF wiuter s.ock ia
Dress Goods will he sold Off at very low figures.
MOURNING GOODS:
BOMBAZINES, TAMISE,
EPINGLE, OTTOMANs,
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHA1RS,
MOUSLINS,
GRAPE WELLS, COLLARS, ..
KID and SILK GLOVES, &C. ..... ,...
POINT APPLIQUE and VAL. SETS,
LACE COLLARS
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
LINEN BOsOMs,
HOSIERY,
New CAssIMERES for men and ooys-Vers
cheap, &c. .. r,ore
Prices not stated in advertisements 10 Hane
silly people stare, but sensible people cAh ueeN~
,yhere they get v,lue for their money.
""''0 T. z. PRICE &C.,
go, llOl, opposite Post-ofhce.
-
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.w THE LESSON OF NATURE

Ny THE LESSON OF NATURE
Torpor Is the characteristic Of winter. 'eee'a-
tion dies or falls into state OF trance. The Whole
aspect of n4nilnate nature teaches US thai thete
f. 4 paralyzlny icfuence in the air, ana o't9n1 W
ion oh lis that our bodies require an lncrease oi VI
tai mower to contend with 1t. some OF even the
uorm -bI0o,led animals bury themselves III the
Garth and remain in state of partial stupefactlon
mill The season is over and the elixir OF Inc spring
sn,,sb,ne stimulates their stagnant blood ana re-
storcs their yigor. But man, although he feels the
nnencc of The SON, can protect himself against
tts ;,c,ameucy, He has fuel to warm him eXter-
n,uv and can tone and strengthen his internal or
,,,niy,t,on and endow 1t with the extra amount OF
,,,t inv which the circumstances require. or all
,rv,porauts that have ever been recommended for
,h,s purpose, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS IS the prlrest ana the best. Fortified by The
i.;i. us,. of this wholesome vegetable tonic, The
nm, an system nav defy the chills ana damps OF
vintrr In any latitude. Its effect Is to promote
hrisk and regular circulation Of the blood and a.
tivity in all the secretive organs. without the
SLIGHTEST tendency to produce fever. 1t imparts
h.aIthtnI glow to the surface and stimulates the
exterior vessels to discharge in the form OF Rentie
nerspIrato on he useless mat err clminatedfrom the
blood Thus the system Is kept uncogged FEVER
and agua b,liouSness, indigestion, ana colo, gu
of which are the common consequences OF TIC
searching damps and low temperature OF winter,
NAV he avoided las well eured) by b course Il
this genial tonic and Alternative. ja2S-eod&wi"
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NE GREAT BARGAINS IN CASSi-
MERES.-We offer this week
100 patterns SUPERIOR CASSIMEIsES ut 50 per
pattern, worth So; so patterns 1T $3.50 worth
81;
BLACK CASSIMEKES at II, LIS, Sl.5O, sl.75' -,
So so, 50, and 70. so per yard;
CORDUROY ut IL. Sl.25, and 81 so;
FANCY CASSIMERES Il; 81, IL. l23, aud *l.91
ARLOTTEsVILLE CASSIMEkES IT reduced
prices;
EATINETS AT Soc, worth Csc;
KENTUCKY JEANS at all prices
CENTS MERlNO SHIRTS at 75c.;
Genuine ENGLISH SOCKS at =? per dozen, worth
81;
IRISH LINEN uhNDkEE CHIEFS, LINEN
Can BRIC HANljKh kCIElEfS, HEM
STITCHED HA*DkERt 'HIEFS. BANDA
DANA. and Other *lLk HlA NDkERCHiEFs;
CLOiH GLOVES at 10, so. 20 75c., and ii
Ii, ED BEKLiN aud F. .ECE-LlNED SlLh
GLOVES II SOC, worth Is g.;
GE>T'o SHAWLS, Afghan, Travelling Blank
cts, and all kinds Of Unai :rgarments, at
Levy bROTHEES',
1918 and IBIS Main street.
SHIRTS, made Of the GO iuine WamsuttA Cot
ton, 80 $50 per Gozen-inadc In the best STYLE ia 20
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MAJ LADIES READY-MADE GAR
u IN rS.-We call particular attention to our
stock OF READY MADE CHE
MISE, ORA WERS and CORSET COVERS.
Excellent CiIEMESE at 81
SIGHT-GOWS ny at $3.50. DISQUALIFICATION,
Ladies' hlgh-ncck, long-sleeVe MERlNO SH1hlS
at 81, worth Sl.5O. 40
MEKINC DRAWERS, superior qualify, u. 81,
worth 70.
WHALEBONE CORSETS ut IS cents, worth 81,
supcrior WHATiFBt NE GURoETS ,TR1B MED,
LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and l2l6 Main street.
Use CLARK'S COTTON Oh the black spools.
ia %.
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General Ducrot's position is painful
one. If captured by the Prussians he !:
likely to be shot, on the charge Of violating
his parole. He led the first great sortif
from Paris, with the view of cutting
through the German lines and Joining the
outside armies. He swears that he will
take part in no dishonorable equalization
like that at Sedan and Metz, involving the
surrender Of aO0, 900 national troops.
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DISTRESS AND SUFFERING IN GERMANY
The wife of Cabinet officer at Washing
ton has received Il private letter from Il lady
friend in Munich, of which the following is
an extract I" The draft almost en- nlasSe OF
the able-bodied population of Germany for
the war has caused sad havoc at home.
Hardly family but has lost some member.
AS many are dying from hunger, cold, and
disease as from the bullet. Many have gone
insane. TO add to the horrors, the winter
is Of unusual severity"
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VIRGINIA.-At Powhatan Courthouse,
POwhatan county, William #. Davis is ap-
pointed postmaster, vice f. j. Maddox re-
signed. Name of the office at Nansemond,
Sansemond county, is changed to Lorde-
vile, and Thomas Morris appointed post
master,
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MARRIED.

Rev. Charles MinnigcroGe. ID. d.. Mr.. y. FLANK
JENkINS, Of Charleston, :. c., 10 Miss KATE
A., daughter of George 5. Palmer, Esq, OF H, h
mond.
At Grace-strcet Baptist Church, IN Thursday
morning.. January Il, by tcv. h. ". Wilson,
ROBERT +. HOIZE 10 ANNIE NJ. LOWRY;
nft q IA; cit,
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~ HOODS at %, SO, So, 40, and Soc;
BtEAKFAsT SIiAWLS at IL, SIPS $3.50, 5l.75,
and 81;
NUBIa 5 at 75c.. 81. and Sl.25;
CHIbDRkN' = LEIGH SOS III 80, 49, ana aoc.;
MIJTE!,S AT %, 80. au!l 35c.;
.IHiLDEEN'S MEkI - SHIRTS 1T soc
ChILDkEN'S WOOL HOSE At 10, ~, 10, ~, anu
Csc: w
A large variety Of GLOVES for children ut ex-
tremeiy l0w prices. ,,,
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 12l5 Main rect.
COTTON YARN, all numbers from to l., al
$3.50 per bale of II Sc pounus UnDleaCheu MIL
ting Cotton at soc. per pound. ia 20
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BUTLER PH0ToGRAPHED.-Theo old blear-
eyed villain carries his brass frontispece
everywhere, with IN assurance that is won
derlul. He hates witha hatred that is fear
full the reporters gallery and its occupants,
his right Drummond eye upon it with IN
intensity that is fiery and furious.-Wdsh-
,ngton letter-NorJolk Journal
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JAN. % 1871.
q PECIAL NOT ICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order to make room for my spring supply OF
DRY GOODS,
will sell the remainder of my winter stock on
hand at greatly reduced prices,
/ consisting In pait OF
SIAWLS and CLOAKS, In great variety;
CLOAK MATERIALS "a large assortmenO,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
a1CR LACEs, LACE COLLARS and SETS.
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS
LACE and EMBROIDERED HANDB r.
CHIEFS,
sAsHES and SASH RIBBONS,
KID GLOVES,
DRESS GOODS
OF every description.
In fact, our stock Is well sell cted and unusually
ATTRAC GIVE,
and as the is far advanced we WI oner ouJ-
ers EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS,
JOHN r.. WUObElS.
tals iii Main street
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TEsT-OATH AND AMNEsTY.-The Recon-
struction Committee debated Tuesday the
proposition to abolish the test-oath, but did
not decide on any bill. The indications,
however, are that some such bill will be
passed, which will be about all that will be
done in the amnesty line ut this session.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will hereafter refuse to sell through
tickets northwards because its connecting
roads won't reduce their fare,
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NAT REMEMBER THAT THERE AS
BE n Il great decline In the prices Of PILLOW
CASE COTTONS and BLEACHED and UN-
BLEACHED SHKETIEGS.
Remember the great CLOSING SALE OF THE
SEASON at LEVY BROTHERS.,
ia IS 1918 and l2l5 Main street
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DIED,

On Monday morning, I'D Instant, In Charles
City county, DR.. JOHN M!SGA, Gged seventy
five years.
Ills funeral Will take place from st. Johns
Church. Church Iiill, on FRIDAY. at II O'CLOCK.
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NY CHILDREN'S c II A RS FOR
CHRISTMAS, CHILDREN'B CHAIRS FOR
CHRISTMAS.-a5 dozen CHILDREN'S CHAIRS
just received 1T
G. B. STACY 4 SONS, 1903 AND 1910 MAIN ST.,
where can he found the largest and best-assorted
stock of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES In
tha city.
Don't fail to examine before buying. de-.
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SENATOR BLAIR, OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Frank Blair, the new Senator from Mis-
souri,, arrived in Washington on Tuesday,
and visited both Houses of Congress, where
he was warmly welcomed by quite num-
Der of both political parties. MIR. Jewett,
temporarily appointed to ill the vacancy
occasioned by Mr.. brakes resignation. will
give way to General Blair. The latter'S term
expires March, 1878.
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New PATENTs.-Sewing-m motor,
VIM. G. Thornton and Jas. ID. Cooley, Hills
Vile Va
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D E o p E N | n & .
JUL US sly G l. II y,

LIUS SY G l. y ),
No. so3 MAIN ST., SECOND Door FROM COR. 9TH.
Takes pleasure in Informing his friena, anu '"c
nuhI,c IN general that he has reopered his store.
No. 900 MAIN STREET, and will Offer his entire
stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.. at cost,
for cash only from this day until closed ont. CAL
az one JULIUS SYCLES,
ton I'm 9j3 Hain street
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NOTICE.-Being informed that some
~ persons claim SEASON TICKETS to the
Richmond Theatre by virtue OF some CONTRACT
MADE, or said to have been made. with Mr.. K. u.
Ogden, deem It proper to say that Mr. r. D. Og-
den hadn authority to make any such contract,
and That l am not bound by 1t. He rented the
course, TO sell ticket for more than a week at q
time. Failing to pay Ills rent his connection
with the Richmond Theatre ceased on the 26th day
of Decem ber 1870. MRS e MASILL
lts Manager
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MI GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
DRESS GOUDS.-rLAlD DRESS GOODS al
Ia, worth 20 cents. , - =,
Extra heavy OTTOMAN CLOTHS at IS censs
BLACK aLPACAS at %, 3d. a5 40, and toe.
CliANGFABLE POPLlSS ut 20 cents. worth 50
I,xtca heavy diagonal PLAID POPLlSS
warranted all wool at Is cents, worth 81:
Superior quality of PLAID POPLINS ut 10 cents,
FRESuH .? MERINos at e5, IS, so, aud u. worth
Small figured ail wool DELAINE at 50 Cen S,
worth so cents.
STKIrED HiLk $ at 81, worth $3.50
BLOCK SILKS at $3.50. worth 81; atlsl.H worth
S..a5 ut ~, worth $780, hlso great ind .ce-
Incnts In better quality silks.
EN-. RESS CLOTH at 10, o5, AID ~ cents, worth
rs. So. and 81 -
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS at so cents, worth is
cents per yard. ,,. ,. ,e-,,,
Biz For MOURNING.
FOX ALL. KIN DS OF DKEcS GOODS at reduced
prices call At LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street
SHEETISGS and PlLLOW-CAsE COT OF
at reduced prices ja2e
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SHIPPING,


TcE NEW TOEK.-The Olde45sIy
4 Dominion steamship Co.'s Gle .snsassss.AssssS.
giant side-whc4l steamship ISAAC BEL, .taIt.
BLAKhMAE, will leave her wharf At Rockets on
FEIDAi /. January -, al O'Clock A. Il. Freight
received until s O'Clock I. NJ. Monday.
Fare, 81? Storage, *6;rocnd-trin tickets, T2O.
Fer IRE! ..hl or passage, apply 10
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
ia Is st No. Governor street.
TOR p HlLADE LP II A. .--CffsfR,
PLATT. VIII receive freight for the aDuyc port
TIL THURSDAY, the 26th instant, 1T Il O'Clock.
freight taken for New Orleans cheaper than
by any other route. Also tor Norfolk at mode
rate rates. Passage u Philadelphia, including
meals and state room, 50.
w. L. PORTER. Agent.
ia est No. 2i25 Dock street.
DOR BOSTON.-CURRIE IL CO.'S Iii
l. i.ISE.-The regular packet schooner STTT
LUCY D., HALL, master, having 'theE1n[
larger portion OF her cargo engaged, will have
quick dispatch. For balance OF freight, ap-
ply to CUERIE e CO.,
ia Its corner Of 18th and Cary streets.
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UT BLANKETS, COMFORTABLES
Anu QUILTS just look at those eXtr4 large
colored BLANKETS. weighing over 10 pounds, ut
Is pair; would be cheap at IS.
COLbRED tLANKE1'S weighing over eleven
pounds, at 81 ; would be cheap at 81.
COLORED BLANKETS IL Si.75 per pair well
worth $3.50.
CALICO CnMFORTABLES at 81, 81. so. - and
S3-75; not the price o. the batting and calico
thatis in them.
DE LAINE COMFORTABLES at IS worth H.
A full assortment Of WHITE BED BLANKETS
from 30. so to gl3 q pair.
CKIB and CRADLE BLANKETS At reduced
prices.
BRIDAL, or HOSEY-COMB QUILTS, large
enough for any bed. at 81 so worth SAFE
Great bargains In MARSEiLLES QUILTS, TOT
LET COVERS, SHEE riNGS, and PILLOW
CASE CoTTONS, Otis, TOW
ELS, NAPKINS, and DOYLIES, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
:. 1918 and Ills Main street.
PILLOW-CAsE COTToaS and sHEETINei
lower than ever. - -.
! Use CLARKE's COTTON, on the black spools.
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'.spEgrAL NOTICES.
ME- KEEP POSTED.
REMEMBER THE PRICES WE GIVE FOR
GOODS.

EVERY ARTICLE ADVERTISED BY us
WILL COME UP TO REPRESENTATION.
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MT SHAY.LS, SIIAWLS, SHhWLS.-
Our stock OF IiaW lis Is large and ~eil-assortcd.
SIN al Ill 4 W LIS al T5c., worth Sl25;
txtri-lary,. HaWt. at So, would he cheap AT IS;
SrRlPEi, r.KuCUE SHAWLS III Is, worth Sl2;
STRIPED SHAWLS ut 1850, worth 70.
For great bargains In shawls call ut
LEVY BROTHEES',
1918 ana 12l5 Main street.
Rcmem DER that the great closing sale Is being
continued. Great bargdius can he had. il 70
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NTARkE'S DIXIE Pillow.
ALLISGTON PLANTATIONS, }
NEAR WAYSESBORO', GAY
Y

ARLINGTON PLANTATIONS,
NEAR WAYSESBORo', CAY
January 81, ISL. }
p. H. Sarke, Esq, Richmoaa H.:
My Dear sir: The 'DIxie" No. one horse
plow which you sent me as Il sample hes Just ar
rived. have tried 1t. II is perfect. Two or my
neighhors were Ia my field To day. The boy who
had l. III hand was poughing In Z piece Of land
which had been very badly cultivated in corn last
year; the dead crab-grass and weeds were knee
nigh aud completely inatten; yet this pillow went
through 1t W thout ever once stopping, and am
satisfied that the plowmau using it does fourth
NOR" ~ofk per day than the other powmen, who
are equally good, Oh OF ooustanLly choking
and backing.
= would recommend 1t to every planter In the
South as ltbor-5avtr, and At the same time II IS
pleasure TO The pinwman. The boy now using 1t
has nam. Il IL ''Sweet nix and peaches.n
have determined to lay aside all others land
have most OF the crack plOws OF the country and
use this, and have ordered my supply, and trust
you VIII have Cepot for their sale in Augus.a im-
mediatey.
Very truly, s. WYATT.
Z. S.--One Of the gentlemen referred to above
has also ordered. You can sell ten thousand in
this Stale. a 9tE
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THE INCOME TAX QUEsTIoE.-W Washington,
Jan. 24.-The Committee on Ways and
Means held a long session this morning on
the subject of the income tax. General
Pleasanton was before them, and submitted
n letter for its abandonment, without any
specific details. The committee returned
the letter, requesting him to enter more
fully into the matter, to show what reduc-
tons would be effected in income, and
what expenses might be saved if the entire
income tax was abandoned. Outside rr-
mors say that there is no immediate pros
pect of the abandonment Of the tax.
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1t was the last sad tribute of respect and
affection they could pay the memory of
their old and beloved Christian mistress,
and this scene caused many Il tear to flow
in sympathy with them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-27
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
speclncations and drawings Of Patent Once.
Be % resolrsd BY the Senate and Howe Of Reprs
leniatires Of Ms .United States Of America IN
(ApprovN January II, ls7i.l

seniatise; y d: 'Usiisd safa n ISslfsa Il
Thai the publication Of the abstracts OF spccincs.
lions and Of the engrzvlngs heretofore accompany
ing tho annual report o. the Commissioner Of Pat
post,on oftSereport iof eighteen sunGTed and sixty.
hine, for which tho plates have. already been pre-
pared; and that, In lieu thereof the Commissioner
button. not 10 exceed one hundred and my copies
Of the complete specifications and drawings OF each
patent subsequently. Issued. together with suitable
be placed for free public Inspection In each capitol 81
in tho clerks once OF ne districts. Court Of each Ju-
Spsb once. arc located In State or fcrritotin eapi.
tolls, and one In the library OF Congress, which copies
shall be taken and received In all Courts ~ evtdsnse
ced 10 under the hand OF the Commissioner and seal
OF the Patent Once, and shall be taken and received
In all courts As evidence, said copies not to be taken
be used as evidence; and the Commissioner Of Pat
ents Is hereby authorized and directed 70 have print
ed such additional numbers OF copies OF spccihca-
v vSns 1 Al . pris. nut TO S1 eIeeea the II Contract pHce Or
such drawings, for sale, ~ may be warranted oy inc
SEXUAL demand for the nme; and Commisthe sioner
Of Meh speciincstions and drsSfsss to any public
library which viii pay for binding the ESme into yoi-
dmesto sorrespond Ti.n tho O. nth 5st ssd, y vSiss
shsli also provide proper custody for the same, WITH
convenient access for the thereto under suen
able: and provided also, tfHt all contracts fr max
ing copies Of drawings Shall b made under tne pro
visions Of chapter one hundred ana nny-lve. g
aye. eichteen hundred and sixty.four, which rcsds
a foiloWe; "Sec, ., And b. u further enacted, that
ali nthogrlphlnG and snsravtng. where me probable
compsnyinT any. ,vort SGx6sedI two hundrsd and
:nty dollar, shailbs awatdsd y thsloNss A5Host
rT1lI MI q EodH3fQgH .uiu bHb I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-27
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Indieial District OF the State OF Nevada, In
and Tor STOREY County.-L. b. Frankel. plaintiff,
y. 7 n StewarC de Naturalization brought
In thc District Court If the First Judicial Dis
trlet of, the STATE n Nevada, In and for the
County OF Storey, and the complaint nlcd in
sSid Comfy. in ia once OF the Clerk OF said
District Court, ou the 18th day OF June, 4. d.
1871. Tho State or Nevada sends greeting. 10
j; b. STEWART, defendant: You arc hereby
required 70 appear 10 an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff. IN me
district Court OF the Firt judicial District o.
the State Of Nevada. In and for tho County Of
Storey, and answer the complaint nled therein
within ten days exclusive Of the day OF servieel
atsr, tho service on you OF this y
served IN SAID county; or, II seryso out o. saIo
county, within twenty days; and In all other
cases, forty days; or Judgement by defanlt VIII
be taken against you, according 70 the prayer OF
said complaint.
The said action Ii brought to obtain Judgment
for the sum Of Ave hundred and Ave and sixty:
tSteD n.ae 4, hsyDn .Iieccd IN the com.
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's'en''-0a GEO. H. DANA, Clerk
NOTICE. " BANKRUPTCY.

district COURT OF THE UNITED
~ Satea for the District Of Nevada, S.
In the matter Of HENRY C. GAY and g. u.
STEWART, bankrupts.- "A warrant In bank
ruptcy has been issued by said Court against
the estates OF Henry c.. Gay and q. II. Stewart,
OF Reno, County OF washoe and State Of Ne
vada, In said District, who have been duly adj
Judged bankrupts upon their own petition, and
the payment OF any debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging TO aid oankrupts, to
them, orto their use. and the transfer OF any
property by them, are forbidden by law. A meet
ing OF the creditors OF said bankrupts, to prove
their debts. and choose one or more ~assignees
OF said estate, win be held At q Court OF Bank
ruptcy, to, be holden At Virginia City, in said
DIsl4et, on the eth day Of October. A. d. 1871. at
u o'clock y at the Office Of E. STRoTHER,
RSgistor In Bankruptcy OF said District, No. IS
North c street, Virginia, Storey County, State
GEORGE I. LAMMoN.
q. 8. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
VIM Webster, Eco, Atty for Petitioners,
alafd
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Rad enacted by tks Senate dad Hous Of Rrpresest-
q dfrei. b ne OHtsd Ssata Of Aneriea n Con0rssi
IaIs enabled. .gEiWn.D Si.i ~ HuI.tL 9
T6at' the privileges Of the act Of May thirtieth.
eighteen hundred and slxty.two. entitled IAN act
10 reduce the expenses Of the survey and sale OF the
public Iands In tho United States b md the same
arc hereby, extended TO Colorado; and tho proviso
or the hfst section ofthc let approved June second,
10 establish q land onicetl The. Territory OF Coiora.
do, and fot other purposes" Is hereby repealed.
y Sec. = And DO u further enacted. That nothing In
the act Of Congress approved March twehty+seyen.
eighteen hundred and hftyfour, entitled /" An act
for tho relief q settlers on la1dsresfrYe ioy railroad
nom the Obligation 70 die thu; proper notices Of their
claims, as In other cases. and al! claimants Of pre-
COMPTON rights shall hereafter, when no shorter pc
Rod OF time iis now prescribed by law, make the
proper proof and payment for the lands claimed.
within eighteen months after the date prescribed for
nlInC their declaratory notices shall have expired;
provided, that where said date shall. have elapsed
before the passage Of this act, said preemptors shall
have one year after the passage hereof In which to
make such proof and payment.