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He shall also cause to be written
or printed in the back part of said
book an affidavit, in the following
words:
II do solemnly swear that the
property assessed to me in the book,
on the page that is opposite to my
name, is all the property | own, pos.
sess, claim, or which have any in
tercst in or claim to, in the town of
Gold Hill, and that | do not own,
claim, or have control of any other
property whatever, and that the value
thereof, as given, is the true cash
value so help me God
And he shall, Immediately follow
ing the oath, rule and mark off suf.
icient space for the names of all the
taxable inhabitants of the town, in
columns, as follows:
First,-Date of taking the oath.
Second,-Name of the person tax
ing the oath.
Third, The page on the Assess
ment roll where the atlantis property
is listed.
The columns shall be ruled and
headed as follows:
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Date of Oath Names.
Page on
Assessment
roll.

The oath required in this section
shall be administered by the Assessor,
who shall read the oath to each per-
son assessed, and cause him to sub
scribe his name thereto, except that
where depouent is unable to write his
name, the Assessor may write it and
cause the party swearing to afix a
mark thereto.
Sec. II. Under the column head
ed description of real property"
shall be listed all town lots and all
other lands possessed or claimed by
any person whomsoever, and also the
nature and extent of all improvements
thereon; and under the column head
ed Subscription of personal property"
the Assessor shall list all property
not listed under the head of "real
property" He shall give general
description thereof, as, for example ::
All mortgages, solvent debts, money
on hands, goods, wares, merchandise,
bullion, stocks or shares in corpor-
atoms, mining stocks, horses, cattle,
wagons, carriages, household and
kitchen furniture, office furniture,
libraries, buggies, stagecoaches, ON
nibusses, sulkies, carts, drays and all
other vehicles, machines, machinery,
tools and every other thing aud article
of value, whether herein enumerated
by name or not.
Sec. II. 1t shall be the duty of
the Assessor to take from the county
records a correct list of all unsatis.
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theproper courts for the collection OF
such taxes and cost.
Sec. "a. All actions brought I'M.
der provisions of this ordinance for
the collection of delinquent taxes be-
fore any court of competent jurisdic-'
ton, shall be conducted as provided:
for by an act of the Territorial Legls-
lature of Nevada Territory, for as
sessing and collecting county and
Territorial revenue, approved De-
cember Doth, 1862: Provided, that
in no case shall this section prevent
action to recover such taxes being
brought in the usual manner, as pro.
vided by the laws of Nevada Ter
ritory, regulating proceedings in
civil cases.
SEC. %. When such delinquent
list shall be made out and declared
as aforesaid, there shall be added
thereto ten per cent. upon the amount
so due, which ten per cent. shall go
to the Marshal as pay for extra SER
vices in collecting such sums named
in the delinquent list. the cost of
collecting such sums shall in all cases
be taxed against the defendants, and
shall be taxed according to the fee
bill adopted by the Board of Trus-
tees when actions are brought for
collection of such taxes, according to
the Territorial laws regulating pro-
ceedings in civil cases, and in all
other actions when such fee bill can
be made applicable.
Sec. 26. 1t shall be the duty of
the Marshal to prosecute any person
guilty Of q violation ofany provision
of this ordinance, in the court of COM
petent jurisdiction, in the same man.
ner as other violations of city ordi-
nances are prosecuted.
Sec. 81. The compensation allow
ed the Assessor for the performance
of the duties enjoined upon him by
This ordinance, shall be eight dollars
per day while actually engaged in
the discharge of any duty assigned.
The compensation of the Marshal, as
town Collector, shall be five per cent.
on all sums collected.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees,
CHAs. VAN GORDER, .Pres't.
ATTEST S. H. ROBINSON, Clerk.
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THANKFULNEss Is THE INCENTIVE TO
GRATITUDE
CERTIFICATE


The undersigned, DESTROYS Of acquainting
those who may beunfortunate enough to be SIM
ilary afflicted where permanent relief of their
sufferings may be obtained, feels it his duty
to thus publicly express his most sincere graf
itude to DR.. L. J. Czapkay. for the permanent
recovery of his health. Borne down by the
distressing symptoms incident to the vicious
practices of uncomfortable passion in youth,
depressed in body and mind, unable to perform
even the mosttrihing duty imposed by the daily
avocations Of life, l sought the advice of many
physl- clans, who at first regarded II disease
as OF trifing Importance; but, alas, after a few
weeks, and in several instances, months. OF
their treatment, found to my unuttersble
horror, that instead Of relief, my symptoms be-
came more al arming in their torture. and be-
ing told by one that my disease being principally
confined to the brain, medicine would De OF HI
tie consequence, despaired OF ever regalnlng
my health, strength and energy and 70 last
resort called on DR.. Czapkay, who after eX-
amining my case prescribed some medicine,
which almost instantly relieved me Of the dull
pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged by
the result, resolved to place myself under
his care and by strict obedience TO. all his di-
rections and advice, my head became clear, my
ideas collected, the constant pain in my back
and groins, the weakness of my limbs, the ner.
youS reaction of my whole body on the slightest
alarm or excitement, the misanthropy and evil
forbcdmgs, the self-distrust and want of cons
tidence in others, the incapabllity to study, and
want of resolution, the frightful, exciting,
and at times, pIeasurable dreams by mig ht, fell
lowed by involuntary discharges, have all dis
appeared, and fact. in two months after
having consulted the Doctor. feltas if inspire
eG by new life-that life which, short time
ago, Contemplated to end nth my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from
falling into the snares Of incompetent quacks,
l deem it NY duty to offer thistestimony to
the merits and skill of DR.. Czapkay.
L. s. 3. +. FILLMORE.
State Of California, Countyof San Francisco
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th da.
OF April, A, D. 1856. JOHN MlDDLEToNy
tL's. loI% Sotar! Public,
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claimed or possessed by such person,
firm, corporation, association, or COM
pany. Such oath shall be reduced to
writing, and shall be subscribed by
the party making it. {
SEC. 9. If any person shall neglect
or refuse, on demand of the Assessor,
to give, under oath, The statement re-
CURED by section eight of this ordi-
nance, the assessor shall make an ap-
proXlmate estimate the value of the
taxable property which such person
neglected or refused to render under
oath The value, as fixed by the
Assessor, shall not be reduced by the
Board of Equalization, but may be
increased. And if the owner or
claimant of any property, real or per-
sonal, shall be absent or unknown, it
shall be the duty of the Assessor to
make an approximate estimate of the
value of such property, and the same
may be reduced or increased by the
Board of Equalization, as the justice
of the case may require.
SEC. 10. The Clerk of the Board
of Trustees shall prepare an Assess.
ment-roll, with the proper headings
for the different columns, in well
bound book, for the town assessor,
and shall deliver the same to him on
or before the third Monday of Octo-
Der. The AsseSsment-roll shall be
divided into columns under the fol-
lowing heads:
tirst,-The name of the taxable
Inhabitants, in al phabetical order,
where the name is known, and where
not known, the property shall be as
seSsed to unknown owners )" and
wherever any person refuses to make
the statement required by section
eight of this ordinance, that fact shall
be stated under his name.
Second,-All real property des,
cribed by metes and bounds, or by
common designation or name, or
number thereof, and the nature Of
improvements thereon.
Third, 1.-THE cash value of real
property, in which shall be estimated
and included the value of the i'm
provemeuts.
Fourth,-All personal property,
describing it generally.
Fifth,-The cash value of all per-
sonal property.
The pages of the book shall be
numbered, and the book shall be en-
titled "The Assessment-roll for the
town of Gold Hill" and the form OF
the Assessmeut-roll may be substan-
TALLY as follows:
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REMARKABLE INSTANCES OF MEDICAL
= RELIEF.

Below we publish the certificates Of two of the
sufferers from the pangs Of disease, who, having
recovered their former health, and in PEELED by
gratitude, make known their cases and remed-
ial agent, and their statements are authentic
ated By Notary Public. The demands of
society imperiously command theirpublcity,
and we commend their perusal to the attention
of all afflicted.
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WITTICISMS.

Without the ebb and flow of our
passions, guided and moderated by a
benifcent light from above, the ocean
Of life would be stagnate.
Envy, if surrounded on all sides
by the brightness of another's pres
perity, like the scorpion confined
within circle Of fire, will sting itself
to death.
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER


Which emphatically speaks for ITSELF, was writ
phia College Of Medicine, to the editorsof the
Pacific Med cal and Surgical Journal, San Fran
cisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA Jan. IL, 1859.
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and Sur.
gcal Journal:
GENTLEMEN: My attention has been called
to an article IN the December nj mbcr of Your
Journal, in regard 10 the sad eundem" de-
gre. granted by the Philadelphia College OF
Medicine, to DR.. l.. J. Czapkay. When the ap-
plicaliou for the degree was made to the Facul.
ty, it was accompanied by afhdavits and testi..
mUnials to the effect that DR.. Czapkay was
regular graduate NJ. ID. Of the University of
Pesth, had served as surgeon in the hungarian
army, and was regular practitioner of med-
cine. On tHe strength Of these the degree was
granted The lad eundem" degree, as lis name
implies, is conterreaVRn graduates only; and
slightest suspicion ofirreg ularity, the appliea-
tion would have been refused. BY inserting
this In Your Journal, you will do anact of Justice
to the College and confer a favor on Yours,
very respectfully, + RAND, Dean of the Fa.
Guilty OF the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
LERTIFIcATE-l the undersigned, Governor
Of Hungary, do testify thereby, that Dr.. l.. J.
IzaPkay has served during the contest for Huns
garlan liberty, as Chief Surgeon in the Hunga-
ran army, with faithful perseverance. Where.
Of | have given him this certificate, and do re.
commend him to the sympathy, attention, and
protection Of all those who are capable OF ap.
preclating patriotic seli-sacrifce and undeserv,
ed misfortune.
hossUTH LAJOs. Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 9TH. 1851.
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Dr.. Gzapkau's Cuumlr.

-. M,.,.Ea..,s M.,.,,.w
wv, VEHVhHW y yVMMus
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY,S
,,,,, z ,,n e-n.
fhlNaIE, MEDlCAL AND eChOiCAL
TTSTTTT
~
: Sacramento Street, below Mont.
gOmery,
g A N FIR A CTS
- -, - n,
Opposite the racine Mall DGeaInSHlp
No,s o@oo
W. onOo'
Established IN 1904 tor the Permanent Cure oil
all Pirate andChron'c Dtsedses, anu for
the SHPpTesston Of Sudckery.
tiEND1NT LIN ~
ASicl'nS - CnA 49,. IN M, A. ~ ~; iaIe III
tne HuhsafIan hevoutIonaI. var, Cniei rhH
slclan TO the 2Otn Regiment ol Hom'eus' .hlei
surgeon TO enc Military nosPltal Tgstn, nun,
gary: late Lecturer on D!seases " women ana
elphia College Of Medicine. ,J Particular at;
tention paSo 10 diseaseS pecuilsr 10 mo"eh and
Shlldren. omce nouls-I rIt,n n; !"
r NJ communications s!rictiy ooun"eh S
reImaHeHt cure guarantees, VI ~ E"'' Non-
, suitatloHs, ny letter or otnerwst, HSr.
Audress, In. IL CLArhAl,,
Gan rfan'Ieoi @"''
TRIBUTE TO MERlTED WORTH.
The ingratltude 81 man to MS fellow man Is
80 often met within me- that testimonials
prompted oy tne nnel leeiihss OF lne nsait; are
.ase' III shr wiz ~. nII;s. %
Gays N nor,S, aeIS1O 10 at snnI the
iIiS VI iiLi NV, -. ;,h r.pmJ,,Ia.. nooas t'ie
columns OF our press, WIN IrauIulent ana hcti-
t1ous letters sing ing Poeatonsthe worth OF their
own eeotlStical ehsrlatanislH' Delo" we ap-
pend a certlhcate from worthy man, who
Driei period SINCE seemed destlnedto "shuftie
on ms mortar coll. VINO looked forward TO his
aissG tI Will INA. pieasf "cn only those
weighed down oy the hand OF disease can
Contrary to hope the ability OF skillful physi-
Gran mas restored MIN 10 MS FORMER health.-
Relieved from MS terrible situation and impell-
ca by gratitude. ne makes known his case and
ms remediai agent ana ms statement Is tu-
tnenticatea Oy Notary fuohe. Inc dem ands
OF society imperously command its Publicity,
and 1t Is gwen more 10 warn the unwaIy, than
to SOUND the praises oil a physician, Of whom
scores olllXe cases Can NC cited'
-
h5MAhhAbLE CGNE of CoNsuMPTloM
The almost miraculous cure that has been eff
ected IN my case, prompts me TO impart to those
OF my fellow creatures who may be suffering
from Ike amictlon, the source OF relief, with a
SNORT uescr %. ny case. Several years ago
III! heuA'n oesah W ;'n. 4! was attacked n.y.
me to the mere shadow Of my former self; At
that stage sought medical assistance, and ex-
pended large amounts outwithout the least bell
chclal result. Ihat fell destroyer, CoNSUMp-
TON, had already seized upon my vitals. ] was
daily drawing closer to the tomb my physicians
held out no nope ot recovery; my strength had
wasted, ana was In state of almost utter
prostration. was Informed by my physicians
that they couid DO nothing for me except to
smooth my path to the grave when most for
tunately applied to DR.. L. J. Czapkay. and
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ROBACK'S
STO M ACH BIT ERS,
OF THE
West and Southwest.

wy
Where they have been intro
duccd, they are recommended
by the physicians as beneficial
if taken in proper quantities in
accordance with the directions,
as i preventive and cure for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

slave trade betaes the coasts Of the Chesapeake and
the Island Of Cuba One strong reason for this suspi-
eiOn is that hey are t~ystematic IN compelling the ne.
grses TO go on board their trsn.porls aolens golcns AID
that in many instances loyal family servants have been
torn by violence from the home of their misHesses and
carried off DOM the stream In Norfolk a1d Ports
mouth the negroes, berg encouraged thereto ~ the
Yankee officers stationed in those cities. celebrated
New Years day by a grand proc ssion, with nus C and
banners, as the date Of their freed m under the message
Of Old Abe, but upon applying tia day after to the
military governor for their free papers, they were told
that Norfolk was specially excepted fam the universal
emancipation, aud that they were not free at oil Gu.
rious friends Of the negro, these theving Yankees
Blythe way, it Is a fset that speaks Loudly for the pat
riotism Of the people Of Norfolk, in heir opprssi n BY
Lincoln, that Confederate money is taken freely in al
the stores for articles Of msrebandize at ten or ft en-
per cent. discount.
The Yankees have Installed the widow OF Old John
Brown at safoIk IS inspector geae-al o. al ladies' pass
ing the lines under she h'gs Of truce. This coarse old
creature delights il subjec ing Soathein ladies to every
species of ~in5ignity.
We have no war news Of any kind
The weather continues mild, bur today has been
clustering in the extreme, with a vna blowing which
tire tens every m oneut to unroof the pnblie buildings
and topple over the steep'es. CEIE.
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- IaCKsoN P0er oFFICR.

Wehave heard afew complaints in relation to the Jack.
son post office, and, as they seem 10 us grOundless astste
mant appears TO be due 70 the post master and his asso-
eiates. There are two eauses operating to produce OC
caslonal delays in the reception Of mail matter. that
should be remembered, but which cannot be remedied
in the present condition Z. sfsirs. The frregularity Of
all the railroad trains Of tie South is the principal cause
Of the v~exation, as oeca sim Iy the mails Of several
days arrive together. In addition 10 the failure to ar
rive, the accumulation Of 90 mails many imposes more
labor than can be performed in the usual time,
and packages cannot be got ready for distribution as
early as the impatient might desire. In addition
an extra amount Of labor has attached to the
Office, on sccount Of the closing of the distribu-
ton Offices at Memphis and New Orleans The entire
clerical force Of the Office is composed ofMessrs. We'll,
ssistant-postmaster MULFoRD, chief clerk, and BEN.
DERsoE, PACE, PRICE, c. Il and d. MANsHIP, CLA-
LAND, WATKINS and STRAUSS, ali CT whom we have
found at all times attentive, laborious and o~bligiugi
They have-ow thanks for favors, for which, by the way,
this notice is not intended as an equivalent We make
II becsuge il Is dsserred
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a sUCCRssFUL WARFARR.

We have already given our readers the gratifying in,
felHgence Of important successes attsined by our troops
In preventing supplies reaching RosECRAEz by way
Of the Cumberland river, and so complete has been the
blockade that thus far we have not heard of a single
boat getting thro Nashville. Within Rday or two
another fest Or i PORTS hiss been driven back, with
great loss CT proc Although at this time we are
unable TO give pas uiars, we can announce positively
that the sueeessof our 81 ilery and cavalry was signal,
and that the Federal amy a Murfreesboro' must con-
tinus g waiting for scp2iea' The quantity destroyed
was aud as results have demonstrated the ease
with wNch navigation cen he obstructed, we can prom
Use q Continuance Of efforts "a the sumo direction that
will, we believe, force the enemy to fan back for sub
sisienco. Railroad communication being cut of, the
river is his only channel, and with this SO ef=etually OBJ
strueted, starvation or retrea would seem to be inev-
ftsble.
The operations on the Cumberland are gratifying, but
we cannot report such favorable results on the Missis-
sippi, where, except il but few uuimpOrtant instances,
the movements Of our enemies h-ve not been interfered
with To-day, therefore, he is threatening our strong
hold and devastating the country above. Could not
this have been prevented by pursuing the policy that
has been pursued on the Cumberland If So, why has
it not been doneR As it has not been done or even at
tempted, who is to blame These are pertenent ques-
tions-who can answer themf
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IMPORTANT 10 SuORMAKEgs ann
TANNERS.

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT
BAHKsToN, Hiss. January 20 1858.
AVING been appointed Special Agent BY Major
A Minis Chief Qaartermsster Mississippi snd
"a Louisiana for tbs collection Of Hides ia he eoua-
anong the several tsGRsries within he said district
aud TO eOniraez fer Shoes Bnd Leather for The Conssde-
rate States.
Therefore the proprieto-s Ct al tan yards end shee
hops wi bin SAID district, VIII reperf G. me- at my head
quarters, wifhDut delay, tie number o. vats hled and
when they viii be ready TO work outl as aso the vsts
enriy aad the number OF b des D7esSsary 70 I'll The
ssme and how many slices 81 leather and rsrs Of
sbres each proprietor csn farnssh monthly, and the adj
dti0na' amount OF mechanical i@ocr u}css AIRY 90 carry
on 81 4 factor es to the extsnt Of 3 cir eaFa-sy.
The g5avs inleFmst o = aeeesaiY 20 an equal dis
~tribeti0a Of ] 3dss amoag tie several IA yard, and to
produee uniform prices tToughout the Aate, AMI make
availsble as the earliest period and IL he 10 + eco.
uom;cal 81 annsr the reoads thereof
All tsnners and sh0alakers MT subject 10 military
duty, rot now employed iu their v8cs lon. wiz also re-
port to ne il they wish employment
J. n WESSON Special Agent
iai@lm Hankstan, Miss
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9aiIg gppeal.
JACKSON, MISS.
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY %.
T, MISS.
nnRrm mrssIssTPPT.

This section OF the State, 30 extensively ravsged bJ
fbe enemy during ais occupation Of it, is new compare
lively free Of his hated presaaeei and already we heal
Of arrangements in progress to again place the people
under the protection of our own arms, sRd secure the
vast amount Of supplies that may be drawn from thai
rich producing section. What these are viii be devel
opsd TO the enemy in due season, but We are satisfied
that good progress has been, and viii continue to be
made, toward the accomplishment Of these purposes,
and that we shah soon be in communication with our
friends, who had supp osed themselves abandoned And
a it is row generally admitted that the late r~etrograde
movement was an unnecessary one-that there was in
fact no exigency demsndinglt should be made-we mays
with great certainty, rely upon it that another blunder
Of the same kind viii not be committed, but that any
position our army may occupy viii be held, until, at
Ieast a greater necessity for a retreat exists than was the
case upon the retreat from Abbevile.
All accounts agree in announcing the arrival Of the
greater portion Of GRANTS army at Memphis, and we
presume there is no doubt Of the fact. The professed
object OF this move is TO cooperate on the river with
hCCLERNAED, and this is the view Of our generals, and
they are preparing accordingly. But as we viewed it
the retreat TO Memphis was a necessity. The gallant
cavalry raid under VAN DORM, who penetrated to and
destroyed the enemy's lines of communication far above
his advance, demonstrated the insecurity Of the posi-
lions they occupied, and that supplies could not be OBJ
tanned without great risk, or what is equally probable,
be entirely cus Of. The destruction Of the supplies at
Holly Springs was emily a temporary advantage, but the
loss 10 them, and the fact that our troops approached
the railroad above and thus demonstrated their ability
to interfere with transportation at wiz, was a serious
Estter, which we believe contributed TO induce the Fed
al commander to retire.
y Fls DORM and FORREST, the ore in North Missis-
sippi and the other in North Tennessse, have thus &C
complished by their movements all that could have re-
sui : from a great and successful battle, and that, too,
with but slight loss. Let such movements be Of more
frequent occurrence, as they well can be, and IS our
csriry. so long restrained, desire they should be, and
Other and still more important results may be attained.
The dash and daring Of such movements is what the men
want we have shown we have the officers to execute
then. Let them, therefore, be more frequently made,
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ATFENTI0N mTNICglNS !

A ~C0ArETENT A to lead a Bras Band can
"a obtain a permanent situation. with Hrer,I vs-ss.
by applying az the Headquarters Of Is Brrsde 9nd
Biyision Lt corps, Department. N ssissippi s1d Fast
10 isanG, GrenadR Mis-. rfsa01w