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urooLiyn city News.

pEYuRs A flnGg QrswrIrf oy GorsrxHsyr Bus ssD
AnSE1 ~ Az ON 0rYESUkN "A well kno~n counterfeit
or sarnsd Jete Cowsden, alias Colsnan aas smith,
taken into custody ysstertay the ohafge X being
gagged Ia tho manufacture y counterfeit bla a tho
rnnatou u o. on the westned Bank y wcptaaf Mar
netscuys I~nton observed Cossdrn Al tAe Pot once
,1ms weeks Unce, and knowing h.. chasaeef ws,shei
h.s movements IL ascerAlfei lhlt h. esdsi :,
No ayerandAh place. south Brookyn. snd, trim syu,a
information bis tssfaesan agstfrtri thai Ne
rtrYg 0u bGslpexa n oanirffeltbR ~ hit lass.
Hsyius % believe that he o0frset ia bis
IN he arrested him, and tbeui vi n9mpany sHh
dstrrtlgH Trutt. Iruccefei g. search his req.
deuce. They found ~ The attic Ifal M prefs
llates. dies ana other EsretxarT naisflaift q
ssibef With pile q pfiHted bn.s aas-4nif1s
4 between a. 100 add s2g no4 Ihsra at9 ga
tIty q paper preJ ared Tor wiaing yong nAn, 81
p0t Wd BY C0Tk1oB H. ~ The msthscral - 49,
foua ID the estsbahmsat, ard affefs1 - bia -
asosssory II d0et nj apl@Af, h0sevefi ut4 - -
criy@a than ma r~guisr 81 rfi aTaf TIE
engraving ~ The oils etceent sha ~ ia-f = Efssi
Mos them were Mgnef no sE4fttn ~ ~ aiFTf
rgbt oornsf represents - village = Mest'sa ~ ~
l04sr flshi crbsr j ths frufF "A ~ w ~ = he
bJ y repfesented Efgsp, ciasiHtsg 4 D.aeAf'a "a
All auYn sailor, 80 le0sso 80 - tiAht Hth
spanning ieuny. Tae mcfa "afe welfsfa ltsltttt
\ ~ 80 apsr 81 t.En.t Ihr sec4ta 80 p0lttci
w. awsA e1slA.4Atss1
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DsATn % rny HkAvmn MAN IN NV YoaK.-Thomas
Jefferson Shelley the well known coach driver for the
United states Hotel died yesterday his residence No
As Park street, from suocaton Deceased was proba.
bly, the faieat man in the city was such curiosity
that Barnum exhibited him, and Van Amburgh thought
profitable 10 engage him 10 travel throughout the ooup
try with his circus troupe AZ hts death shelley weighed
Eve hundred pounds. About two months AGO ~
proved TO be five hundred and pounds weight bat M
the time OF bis death he lighter by few pounds
Mrs. shelley, who examined by Coroner Naum,pn
testified that her husband commenced grow TAI about
eight years ago and that he gradually increased in weight
until IL with difculty that he could breath hout
three years ago deceased had attack OF sick
ness which reduced him considerably bat soon a. be
was entirely recovered he gained Tat rapidly than
ever aud finally became such monster that hR friends
called Barnums attention 70 the matter and he was
placed On exhibition Shelley thrtynlue years o.
age and native OF Hartford, Conn. He had ex-
ceent character sobrety and industry, and leaves
his wife IN comfortable circumstances Dr. Wooster
Beach who made post mortem examination Of The body,
give his opinion hat death caused by "Sufoca
ton the result ol adpose deposit throughout
the system and the jury rendered verdict accordingly
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FORTRESS hoSRoE, Feb rs, 1893
Reries Of the Troops al Noports Neo.TA, DU,in,ished
Gerts Prosat-EGcicney of the Ninth HrS Fork
volunteer, Lieu. Col. Kimbau, &c.
Al half past ten this morning Major General John A. Dix
accompanied by his star Consisting Of Col d. T. Van
Buren,, Lieut. Col l. n Pelouze, A. A. a. Lieut. Colonel
N. W. Thomas O. n, and Lieut. Colonel J. N. Taylor
G. G. g. MAJOR G. Temple DIX, MAJOR c. o Johnc Captain
Edwin Ludlow, A. q. NJ at Norfolk Captains ThOs. Lord
Jr aud o. Won Eickstedt, also Drs. IA Mcclellan Frsntk
and Parry, aud L. shaft ordnance ocer proceeded to
Ncwpors News 70 review tho troops Dir and party
were carried up IN the beautiful little steamer C. w.
Thomas Cap, chss O. Baker formerly the pilot on aud
during the engagement at Fort Darling o. Stevens bat
terry NaagatHck). Gen nix, n my surprise was not re-
according 70 military ctiquette shortly after landing tho
General and hs stan rode alone tho review ground,
when the troops were drawn up In line The artillery
belched orth their thunder 81 the Command.
or in Chief approaching. Among the spectators
was large number OF naval officers including Rear al.
mral = r. Ice, Captain q. r. Bogv Of the Sacramento;
Captain Harrisnn Minnesota Captain Guest, iron clad
sangsmon Captain Creighton, steamer Mahaskl Captain
PauidinR, iron clad Gaiena CAPTAIN Dawson, PhInix
Naval Ordnance on,ccr, Captain crosby, icot Captain
Or. Vim. Maxwell WOOD Fleet Surgeon MAJOR shuttle
worth ~ the Marines and a number ~ others
Roar Admiral Ice received with salute ~ thirteen
guns dna biz rank present by special invitation
Of the MAJOR General commani ling the camp The day
was ne could be desired and troops appoa ci
% beat advantage. II would be dicglt task = d.
eliminate ~ 70 the best regiment IN that body bnt any
command really deserves % be ranked a. No 4 s tho
Ninth New York Volunteers Lieutenant Colonel y a.
Ri~ban commanding, which parsde1 fuller ranks and
4 the pct ~ the whole Command MAJOR General nt
Igcssed himself highly pleased with tie feyiew.
After The parade General liz and staG Pariook u
luncheon :, tho camp headuarers and =, tare. oc'ock
tho reviewing PARTY lett Nevpprig News Tor forucfs
Monroe arriving here shortly before for O'Clock
The hnc te steamer Henry Burden captain Georre
ladies belonging % the post and their prcpeaos "a the
ground added sclat 70 the occasion
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THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

CAIRO, Feb. Of, 1858.
The steamer Continental, from Lake Providence on
Monday, has arrived.
Tho canal is almost completed the work having reached
from the lake 70 within rods OF the river Tho
canal Ia hundred and 6fy feet WIDE and dug down
within foot OF the level Of the lake. Besides CIV
ing 0passway into the Red river will carry OF the
surplus water, and thus relieve camps below.
General Van Dorm Is reported has crossed tho Ten.
river At Florence with 5000 cavalry reinforce
General Bragg.
The expedition from Corinth Is reported to have cap
tured two hundred rebels Tuscumba the 22d nst
with large amount Of ammunition and provision rain
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fRKvrov, y. T., Fcb. ~, 1904
ne owl train from New YORK uta me quarter past
eleven O'Clock r NJ tram from Phliaaolphn al iSo
O'Clock morning Al tho Prinreton station ast a. ne
Philadelphia train turning % tho ssn - avoid
Il The third car = tho Philadelphia usla ~ struck
and shattered 70 pccss. Pour wsrs nafsi bit 20
seriously. Nobody siued. The locomotive .,
The owl train thrown into the canal ant to ers
broken ~ Tho obstruoiloBs % the uacS bsss been
removed I'D trains arc running regularly. - ~
bgh. 49, tassrg ont a tho tim - TIE a4e- 80 10
deets 4 eysntsd 10 beng seeb ~ th- eng, =.
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

The Rebel Raid u Failurc-Two Hum.
dred Rebel Prisoners Taken and Their
Spolls observation-disclosures Carter on
a. Expedition, DC.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 81, 1853.
despatch from Lexington says the excitement sub
sided this morning. The Richmond scare almost
without foundation.
Tho fight on Wednesday was moro successful than re-
ported Some two hundred prisoners were taken and all
the captured wagons recovered.
General Carter left yesterday with considerable force
FOR some point unknown.
Tho rebel force beyond Mount Sterling was said 10 be
scattered On their retreat.
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Bosros. Feb. q 1868
Gen. Wool, by special invitation, visited the state
House 70 day and received by the tive branches q
the Legislature brief welcome address, compliments
~ 70 the veteran and patriotic soldier, made By
tho Hon 4 n Bullock, Speaker Of the House Gen.
Wool Responded IN few appropriate remarks subse.
quenty the members the Senate and House we're nd
viduay ntroduced Gen Wool leaves by the afternoon
train for Portland to-movrow
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OOK RS ARMY

Skirmish with Stuart's Rebel Cavalry
The Enemy Routed-Fifty Rebels Cap
tured-The Objects or the Foray-Con-
ditfon or the Roads, &C., &c.
FALMOUTH, Va, Feb. 20, 1888.
skIrmish took place yesterday morning. between q
portion Of Suarfs rebel cavalry and detachment the
Sixth United States regular cavalry, At Pisdans Farm
point about I'VE miles from this village and tho road to
HARDWOOD church.
The circumstances attending the aAr are a. ~. not
fully reported. but enough known 70 establish the
opinion that the Of General Stuart
70 make hs way Potomac creek and destroy the sxpen
sve railroad bridge which the supplies Of this army
arc now conveyed in most part.
In this he successfully foed and retreat across
the river accomplished just timc save his force
from destruction nasmuch the rain OF night has
caused rise in tho stream rendering impossible ford
In the skrmisn we lost several killed and wounded and
some taken prsoners We captured about nfty OF The
enemy, anong them Lieutenant.
Ths rain q last night, and which continued up
O'Clock this afssuoon has nearly all the snow
and FAR thawsd the render the roads even
worse than they have bean before. Tho corduroycd
roads arc very little In any degree better than tho
gna the softness Of the soil undermining Of
tho foundation by the RAIN that unless constantly
paired they become In . short time useless say
dangerous, causeways for travel.
GenefI sickies nas iasued An eloquent army order
reference the Second New Hampshire regiment which
Is on III way homo ostensiby be recruited General
Sckes speaks the highest OF the sodey conduct
Of the regiment, aud expresses hope that they will
become tnctured with the pcacc which they
are likely 10 meet with In New England.
HEADQUARTERS, Army or THE PoromAc, Feb. ~, 1853
On Wednesday night two rebel cavalry brgades (Fi,x
Hugh Lees and Hainpton's) attempted TO mako q raid
into lines They crossed tho RappahAnnock Ksys
Ford, and succeeded By strong attack breaking our
thin line Of cavalry outpos,s two points captur
ing a small number Of men,
Our cavalry outposts were brought up, the
lines Immediately established and force sent In pur.
suit.
Our captures included two three officers.
The rebels fallod in accomplishing their object, and
treated In great haste the Rappahannock Telling
trees across the roads and placing other obstacles the
way Of the pursuing force.
The cavalry sent out In pursuit have yet returned
Tho rebel cavalry were commanded by General Stuart
In person.
ose Of the prisoners IL Captain John Alexander of the
Second Virginia cavalry.
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bruALo, FEB ~ 1888.
frame dwelling on Bowery street, occupied By Rev
Donai Frazer, was destroyed by Ore mi. morning Mr.,
Frazer aad three children persisted.
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TIE PRIVkTEER ALABAMA.
The Rebel Chased by the Unioa Gu nbest
Rhode Island.

Rhode Island.
BosroS, Feb. 81, 1853.
ASescv dated United States steamer Rhode Island Key
West Florida. Feb. TO- 1888 contains the following intel
hgcnco
We arrived here this morning, after ten days cruise
around Cuba.
On the TIN inst. fell in with bark rgged steamer
supposed TO be tho Alabama or tho Oreto
We made after her that day and night. but without
SUCCESS.
We have had very heavy gale OF wind which stove
both paddle boxes and which Injured US very severely
much 90 that we had to put in hero for repairs.
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Poor Greeley Fund.
TO THE EDITOR or TIRE HERALD.

Nrw YosK, Feb. 81, 1868
Isee by todays paper that you slf receiving
ibutons Tor the Poor Greeley Fund and do forthwith
send nickel cent in order TO increase the "specep
capital Of that fund. Feeling compassion for tho
poor old man, cpuid not md II In my heart allow him
sink into oblivion without Al cas, contributing GONE.
thing 70 cheer him In hs last days. 10, sr try aud
yourself In his behalf and seek oInpasson fcr him
from your numerous friends. Essssss
TO THE EDITOR 90 THE HERALD.
NV Yoru, lob. u, 1855
Seeing that you have opened subscription for poor
Greeley hereby enclose cent nickel worth two and
half cents paper, for the above benevolent object.
BENEVOLENT.
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TO THg EDITOR OF THy HERALD.


LAUGHTER Asp hrnc.-Dr Cotton and the GOD Folks"
allied the Cooper Institute again las, evening overflow
ing Tho same attractive entertainment o. laughing gas
and vii 30 repeated this Afternoon a, three cocs
for The acoonlD,ta,lon ~ ladies and children and fr
,he rub his evening. Dr.. Cotton nnds ,bs, b . .pai
. pr10p-,.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL.
News from the Isthmus OF
Panama.
->~~s>~>~~~--~~-~~-~~-~>~
Impending War Between Ecuador and
the Colombian C0nftderacy.
-~--~~s-~~~~-~-~~>->-~--
The Navigation Of the River
Amazon.
~>e~~o-~~.~~~~~~~~>eo~~-~
DIFFICULTY WITH BRAZIL AND PERU.
-s~~s~>e,>~~~,>e~~ss~s~e>~
Guatemala and Saliva dor On tlle
Verge OF War.
DIFFICULTY WITH Brazil AND PERU.
PREPARATIONS ON BOTH SIZES.
IMPROVEMENTS In SOUTH AMERICA,
&C.. Co.. GO.

Tho United States mail steamer ARIEL A. @. Jones com
mandng arrived st this port yesterday afternoon with
mails passengers and specie To %. H. Allen Tho Ariel
sailed from Aspinwai tho 18th inst, Al ton O'Clock
A. N.
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AIR.yy, Feb q, 1863.
\ memorial from she New York Chambcr Of commerce
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nls0iral.


MANHOOD and the NlGOR OF lODln re-
WI stored In -FOUR WEEKS by DIR. RECORDS rs.
SINCE Of LlFE-Dr RCORD OF Psris, after years OF
earnest solicitations Ess e, custh acceded TO the ur,S re-
kHN-lORh fr Ito s.s OF Ia. valued and A,el! p..-'a
ESSENCE of LItE.
tered e. nstution whether si nom oScesses s Elects
OF climate or natural Causes. Tie time required cure tho
mot nvserate cse Is four weeks and used accoein TO
the printed in,iIsctions w El very sunps failure IN
possible. 49,
Til. life restoring remedy should be taken by Ill ahort 10
marry eec,s penar,n, Ii Is Acknowledge b! ne
Iuo!es pscss be the greatest discovery ever made
Its developing powers miraculous sAccsss IN every
cas-. 4. A, certain that science oNcrthrows
Dr. RiCORDS EesEACE OF LIFE l. sold IN cases, " TN
u ind will be ssui g. any part OF the country cieny
packed on receipt 81 remittance, 20 ms acceara asen
PulllP ROLAND No. ~, Bioomestp one door "r'' !"
Broadway kew-i0rA.
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Nlihlarp Notices.

\ Colorrd battalion of Heavy ArnHrry'-
TiF OIENSnR or RHODE ISLAND Viii trsHnif" o.
battalion Il HEAVY ARTILLERY Volunteers WI te
pId a hOUrli OF THREE HuNnHtD DollahS
70 usi en alneut hao when mastered into tue United
State, tsfre ard the balance T.1a when ihcy afi'e oil
hcf par. ~ destination, aud be crttrd 10 same lt'
and utvrres IA e given To other troops An comnis
stoned oc,f~ viii .el-,cd slc ranks Noinnie'is
~ immediately receive their unornls, ui 50 ~ one" O."
Camp smith Providence for further pifileu'ir ca" GA
LII, T. BALLDU No. I6I Wellington t., Ho~ iosS.
AGENTS WANTED.
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SHOOTING APPRAy.-At about 3 p. N. Oh
Wcdnoeday. Robert Colon while riding In light wagon
with John II. Lockwood residing ut No. - Goerek
street. and william Grths residing ut No. 100 Centre
street received pAtolfhot IN the thigh the cor
Der Of one hundre anduinth street and Fourth avenue
Colon charges lockwood with shooting him, and The
ACCUSED subsequently arrested. The wounded
mar injuries are but slight
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Al Cash OF Observation-Disclosures 3 p.

A CASH OF DRsERrlos.-About P. m. on
Wednesday an unknown woman came ~ tie crvckory
store kept by Mrs Boylhn. In Washington street near
Fulioi and requested the privilege Of sitting down
few moments Tor the purpose OF nursing her tiant
A. slr child about month old MIS-. oylan VeadiJ
aoceded tie request and IN tho OF conrersa
ton the stated tbs, abe nom the country.
nd TIA. tn father Il the child the sou Of promi.
ucnt hotel keeper Vi this CITY She finally requested
vent OF an GRAND. Ths was done but UP to n late
hour last evening tho woman bad not retarncd. Mrs
Boylsn a.ali, conveyed the iaiat TO the Third Pre-
cnct Station House, nom whence 1t WA sent 10 Tie
Central Office
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Amy MEDICAL roanp 30. s'8 nfcoEr a., New-iofk'
The Array Medical Board. convened Tor ne .ipor'
o. tfnnuf rsi,i firs Tor Qqpnf4Afni a. "vh'i' N
ASSISTANT 50 hDEONS q, oolorod troop meet dAy a.
No. 4sI nrDlm.-st. candidate for examination ai' 's''"
ro.frr Ilenyy iriiilery.-Ihe hislest Ront'i,
cV., All r.,i.f 4, f,uIes Come No. 305 broadway
cof,r OF snf o,n "a, ro,t pleafant nm Of e
aryee J. d. l.. lOLuLuus Rscrlitlll DLc,f.
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u0nOO OnOLoAN OF THE cOUN

~ ~sOOOsOOC ~ VI HnN- mo n,1s ,sy ~
SIa iIONS hereby invited 70 Loan OF l"D SiL.
LION DOLLARI ato;cd BY an ordinance the Board u
superyors approved tne Mayor August 70 1875 emitted
An Ordinance % p,ctse fer he procurement, .4Di'Hns
hare been or may hereo os droed " 'rre IN me dTry
the Union during The errg mar ana Jor oiser pa'pot
The proper book vr such .nJcr on viii be opencl ~ ido
Comptroller. Oice and after Saturday the Z,h 81 Auss
instant aid wal remain open until tie whole sum hai %
taken.
Subscribers viii be required % deposit with the County
Treasurer =, he Broadway EsHs within five days ser enter
ing their rio1s The subscribed 'oE oy tLeD
rcpscye prenL teir receipts Tor the Inorey %
the Comptroller they Y recsIge Bonds Of the County or
equs amounts rcd.oiaase ca before September, 1874
with n.ores, from e d-ts OF payment q. the rae ST., PEh
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, CcrDp.rolleI.
City of Newfork. Department CT Finance Cou'9Trc'eFs
Office, August u. 1873
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HgApqusRrEas ROvOsr MAasu,L sra irsinlcT'
No iJp3 BROADWAY, NEW ; ORR
On and after Monday, the I'm inst, he bo.Ahp VI
FNhDL.LM4.nI vii Ice an ecssion rom a. ~ UNI y ia
aily, to REAR CLAIMS FOR EAtMpfioS There VA
hr 40 evening sessions uncs. the interests Of the service ana
Ia, public convenience will be- served ho,eny .
rEHJ g. MANlIEEf, Provost Mdfa.al.
SPENCER KIRBY 'cmuisaioiei
orc H. WOODWARD ses.se.-
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Wanted.
TEN THOUSAND SUBSTITUTES,

TEN THOUSAND SUBSTITUTES,
TO WHOM $500 WILL BE PAID
BY the County Substitute and Relief Committee. Apply I'm
ruediatey at Nos. II and 70 Duanest
By order Of the Committee
GEORGE oPDYKE, Mayor
MATTHEW. BRENNAN, Comp.ron.,
ELIJAH r. PURDY, Supervisor.
ORIsON BLUNT, Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Supervisor
CoRSEIJrs CoRsoS,
T,~on
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vI,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

| GOur AND RiEuMiTlsM
An rrr. urn the above plairts either OF recent or
lon, .tauiins are advised 10 u. blAiNs COZ AND
ieIivaric Pills Th.y be relied upon ie most
. and stn frgoody olcEcd % tie public and have
been universally in Europe oT many Yeas Win the
sr,rAf.d by PROFIT 4 HARStNT No. 22s Strand Lon
don England sul sold by the! Agents, Willis so''
frank In t.. New York. , ,.,,
Her A,e.ty Commissioners have authorized the nine ana
,dl.es. OF THOMAS Pkour. 2!s strand, Lcndci, 10 %
ppon the stamp a1ed 70 eAeA ooA "
the gcullu. medicine.
CCROFULA. Consumption, Mercury, and
y Sukul. eraalca-d NeTcnicS qainqne iolA Natures
Sovereign RENE al Tor pariJirs the blood
iiE0EMAN Co, Broadway
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TO CONTRACTORs.-SEALED PROPO-
u SAILS indorsei w.h the title o. me or witch the
bid may bc red viii BE- received tls office Until IL
O'Clock ofMOSDAi Sept 81 1863 for tie construction Of
SEWER in l0tbay., from .th, to aid through 1hs:. to
Hcrt River.
Blank os fox The bid, sad all other necessary inorrsion.
be obtained application 70 the Contract Clerk at this
ofhes. IbOs. siEPaENs, (Ctoton sausduct
a. -. CRAVEN,
Ofce NJ the Cro,on Aagedurt Board Sept 10, 1868.
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Corporation Notices.

TNHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE appointed by
4 the BoiRD OF SUPERVISORS to EXAMINE
CLAIMS made qs.ns the Coanly for alleged 70 have
been sustained by the distraction injury to Buildings
other real srl,nai property. in Consequence. Of tho
RIOS will hold cng the Cbsnb.r Of the Board SUI
oeryi,ors Room No II. City Hail. FRIDAY Sept 49,
1868 at O'Clock D. 10 consider tho following cases
Elizabeth . Hrd)n.................... S..
Hiram y. Gay .....................l0.0l q
r.. LEVER ssssssssss $40 ~
josiah lCrirf...s.s 20 ID
Jullgf idNl SfotS w
ALB BcIiIs... <'O
Lewis o. W. od................ss.... 90 w
Henry ict-If No..
Henry W. Nils1p...
Jacob N. Mile. sii .sasc ollaiihn.... Us -
Daniel lDni,,n .........,,.....,,. C31 IS
~ ait'iG1.
Claimants will be required 10 prove the ownership OF me
property destroyed the facts in relation to s Destruction and
the vsue oil the property. $500,
The persons With their Witnesses invited
70 attend
ELIJAH r. PURDY,
JAMES DAVIS. c.;.,
AUGUSTUS wEIsaANN, }cs Spe',s,
SMVlE ELY. IR., "'N
OaiSOS bLUSf,
EQrzRr C. fUTcursGs, Secretary.
N6N-iors, Sept. IL. lti
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OFFICIAL. STATED sfssios ihnt'dsy' selt T. 4DS
fTcs,nt-Wilan wash. Lsel President; 'ni u.e ioAo"ls
members: 49,
Ala. Fo1. Herry. HAn. Necool, Reed Chip N'th-l'
Rycp leres-itA. liCGy. AsteF'on, Oiwcl' fi9n'ch',
fsf,ey, and Lors-is.
Ihe t-nae. September u AID Is we've reed and az
proved
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~ ihe pKEsfplvr-
Memorial ffam ~. p James. relative 70 ~ iujnri"
ceyed by Patrick OGeea by bens oss' hy IL cls.s
IgNANCE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
Notice.,

To those whom it may Concern.
pEITREMEMBERED. THAT ON THIS
IL 14th day of October, A. D., 1868, portion
of the stockholders of the Nelson Consolii
dated Mining Company have filed petition
setting forth the nature of said incorporation;
that they were DESTROYS of disincorporating
and dissolving the same; that Oh the 18th
day of October, A. D., 1863, at a meeting of
the stockholders, held at Virginia, Storey
county. N. T., it was resolved by two-thirds
majority of all the capital stock, to disincor-
porate the same, and that said meeting was
called for the purpose of considering said
step, The said petition having been directed
to the Honorable ]. W. North, Judge of the
First Judicial District, in and for Nevada Ter-
ritory, on the said 18th day of October, A. D.
1863, the following order was made:
United States OF America, Territory Of Ne;
vada, County of Storey. In the matter Of
the application of the stockholders Of the
Nelson Consolidated Mining Company for
the disincorporation of said company:
Let the notice be published as required by
law, and the time and place of hearing be
December 2lst, A. D., 1863, at one o'clock, P.
w., at Washoe City, Nevada Territory.
October IA, 1868. ]: ". NORTH,
Judge First District.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court, this
l4th day of Oct. A, D., 1863.
DAVID NJ. HANSON, Cl'k.
S1.s.{ By FRED. w. COLE,
~. oc23 1aw7w Deputy
SIX thousand coffee plants are growing in
Smiths Gardens, near Sacramento. They
stand the Winter in this climate. The Stats
gives 81, 600 for the first l50 pounds Of COFFEE
raised in California.