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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-04

We have been favored by an eye
witness, with some Of the particulars Of
the late bloody and obstinate fight at
Franklin, on the Both ult Many Of
them have already been published. He
bears witness 90 the exceedingly GAL
liant conduct Of the 23d corps, of the
l97th Illinois v l., I'D Indiana and
the lS3d Ohio, particularly. They were
charged upon with great fury eleven
times, first by Cheatham's division, and
then fuckers division, and even after
wards engaged nearly the whole Of
s. D. Lees corps The lS3d lest
100 men and the following officers 1t
Col Mervin Clark, shot in the temple;
Capt Daniel Bisser, Co B. through the
heart wounded. 1t J. W. Durbin, Co.
B; 1t Hemphill, Co A; Capt Ames,
Co. F; 1t Harry Van Berger, Co D.
The regiment, though composed most
" of new men, fought with great
bravery and determination, winning
for themselves, a most honorable name.
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The City Yesterday and the Military
Situation.

Yesterday was notable day. /
opened damp, cloudy and forbidding
but, before midday; the mists and cloud
had disappeared, and the sun shon,
brilliantly. The streets we're alive will
wagons and teams, presenting the ap
pearance Of confused, shspeless ami
mated mass, but really moved by intel
hgence and energy, intent upon objects
unknown to the mere locker on, and
carrying out the designs Of superior
directing minds Crowds of men
many with brows contracted by thought
and in pursuit of the almighty dollar
others, careless, Indifferent idlers, ap-
parently unconscious of the mean fig
ure they cut in the midst Of the busy
world; beVies of women, reckless of mud
and soiled dimity--a motley throng, in
deed, of both sexes, and representa-
tives Of nearly all creeds, classes and
countries, sWarmed and jostled each
other on the sidewalks But for the
presence Of the inevitable blue coat OF
the soldier, the casual observer would
not have dreamed we were in state Of
war, and that, almost within sight, lay
two hostile armies preparing for a con-
flict of fire and blood
Such was the picture of things with =
in the city yesterday.
But, just without the corporation lin
It's, quite different state of things pre-
vailed The noble army of Gen. Thorn
rs, posted around the city, each wing
resting on the Cumberland was indus
triously at work, getting ready to re.
ceive and hurl back the enemy should
they hazard an assault upon our lines
Aud we doubt not the foe was equally
active and yigilant
During the afternoon heavy skir-
mishing began on our left, and grad
ually extended beyond the centre.
From the high points in the suburbs,
the rebel lines could be plainly distin-
guished. From the Capitol the fash
and smoke of the artillery, beyond the
residence of Mrs. Acklen, southwest
from the city, could be seen, and hun
dreds gathered there as spectators.
This skirmishing was kept up until the
sun declined, and the shades of even
ing sat in Nothing Of Importance was
accomplished by the demonstration
which served only to show that the
enemy had probably massed hSs
strength, and may attempt a bold
stroke for the capture of Nashville.
Sunday being day famous in the
annals Of this war, for desperate bat
ties, there appears to be a general ex-
pectation that the vicinity of our city
will be made memorable by one today.
But, generally, when aftairs of great
"pith and moment" are most expected,
they do not occur.
There were numerous rumors in the
city; amongst them one stating that
Springfield had been burnt-another
that Marmsduke had occupied john
sonville,-and still another that For
rest had placed pontoon bridge across
the Cumberland above the city, all of
which were unfounded
There was really nothing new de
veloped beyond the skirmishing men
toned above
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE
NAsHNILIE tn. Nov ~ 1874

HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE, !
NASHVILLE, TESS., Nov. 30, 1864. !
Gen raj Ordersl
No. 22. EXTRACT.
II. All citizens at this Post not engaged
10 legitimate business or employment and not
permanently domiciled at the Post, are directed
and required to Immediately proceed to Louisville,
Ky, OF such other places north Of the lines of this
Department rs they may select.
App ications for passes viii be made 70 the Pro-
yost Marshal Of the Post. All persons falling to
comply with these Orders within reasonable time,
and unable TO give satisfactory reasons tor the de-
lay will be arrested and sent north Of the Ohio
river 10 remain curing the war.
The Provost Marshal is charged with the enforce
ment Of these Orders.
By command of Brig. Gen. JNo. F. MILLER
decl-l0 l.. ROWLAND, A. A. G..
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AuetIonl AuctIonl AnetIonl

Warner, Pennebaker Co, will sell al
Auction on Tuesday and Wednesday, their
entire consignment Of staple and fa1cy Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hat, Notions, Spool
Threads, Cashmere, Jeans sc. All are in
vited 10 attend. TOY. G. CErNE
Dee. AT Auetionasr
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On Market st.
Near ] ouisyiIIe & Nashville Depot.

OLtssIC AND REFINED ILLUSTRATIONS OF
~ Muscular Energy, Flexblity and Endurance,
in great variety Of Athletic exercises by sele:-
ton Of the First Artist LIVING, introdu ing q great
ton i entirely unexceptionabiejn ITS character
and influence, as to re eve universal command
and approval ~ all parts Of the country, and ae-
knOWleged everywhere the most popular, instruc
tive and economical OF all public Amusements,
being free from alt features hich considered
Objectionable ia many exhibitions, by the refined
and educated classes Of the community.
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On Monday torpedo was found in
one of the berths of the Sound steamer
City of New London. A fuse had been
lighted, but became extinguisAed. II
is thought the torpedo was placed on
board just before the steamer started
for New York.
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Generals in the Regular army.

We give the names and rank of the
regular officers of higher grade as they
now stand on the Army Register, in the
order of their precedence
LIEUTENANT GENERAL
Ulysses S. Grant.
Major GENERALa
Henry W. Halleck,
W. T. Sherman,
Philip II. Sheridan
BROADER GENERALS
Irwin Mcdowell,
w. S. Rosecrans,
P. st. George Cooke,
John Pope.
Joseph Hooker,
Q. A Gilmore,
George II. Thomas,
w. S. Hancock
There are two Major General yacan-
cies which are to be filed.
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Granes. Granes-

One thousand lbs. Grapes just received in
good order
Just the thing for families in four pound
boxes.
CLARK & GREGORY,
dec 4-st No. s. Broad street.
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One thousand heads extra Cabbage for
sale a. So Broad street.
One hundred barrels large choice Pots-
toes, IN large barrels, New York Pc atoes at
CLARK 4 GRE60RY's,
No. s. Broad street,
dee 81 three doors from Cherry.
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JUST ARRIVED
At No az South Market Street.

A SPLENDID VARIETY o. READY-AADR
~ Clothing, Business Suits, OYercoass, Hats, ur-
nishing Goods, n. Also nne lot II CaszimeFes
and Cloths, % which everybody il invited % cal
nd see KIRCHER ATIENkk.
eB-suits cut and made 81 short notice.
r,oVlO-iun
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Confsdernfess
Wanted.

TWO GOOD Experlenced Cooks and
ITO Water. 70 whom hocr2i Sage Nll te
Fos further information apply ~ shis ofaes.
bogl2-d
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Itis printed IA four colors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
beating, colors flying, etc. A blank line y
left for the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and Ofiieers; size lSxlT. The
certificate is enclosed in a pasteboard tube,
and can be sent 10 any part Of the country
without injury; and the soldieT, after flling
up the blank lines, can put It back in the
tube and RENAL il 10 bis friends, and they
will get it framed and preserve 1t a. re-
membrance.
The demand for this Certificate is enor-
mous. vet from our enlarged facilities for
publishing, we are able TO keep constant
supply, and VIII ell AL orders promptly.
Price 50 cents. Sent By mail, prepaid.
In. RHODES 4 CO.,
- - Union Street,
Nashville.
Agents wanted 70 sell tbs abOvs.
octf-3m.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

VIZ valuable FARM, nesr the Nolensyille
tlke, 21a miles from the city. containing So Acres
Of choice land Brick residence, containing four
rooms, besides kitchen, smoke house, and other
clubhouse excellent spring Of water, and a preai
variety Of fruit trees. Apply {,
W. MATT BROWN & co.
nOvl6-u fD1 al Cherry street
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Chesfnnfs.

Fifty bushels Pennsylvania Chestnuts-
very choice ones-at
CLARK 4 GREGoRY's,
No. So Broad street,
dec l-3t Sd door from Cherry.
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GALLERY
OF THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

OF PHOTOGRAPHIC CARTEs DE vIsITE OF
" distinguished officers Of the Federal and Cos
Eederase Amy and Navy. Tor sale, wholesale aud
Retail A liberal di-count made - dealers
Retail pnce, 70 cents, sent % any part 81 he
couDtryt by ua'ls on receipt % an order Hiih he
m0neg, a -'MOh5ES GALLERY OF TIE CUM
bEkLAhD," = Cedar street. NashFliie, Ternes-
see. Also for sale Gard pictures d pronninsnt AZ
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OFFICE PROVOST MAR HAL
NASHVILLE 1FsSN Nov 81 1874

OFFICE PROVOST MARTIAL }
NASHVILLE, IESS., Nov. 20, 1854. !
Provost Order,
o. 246. EXTRACT.
In accordance W tn the decision Of = Mil
tary Board. called from Post Headquarters for the
purpose Of preparing q Schedule OF Prices, Tegula-
ting the sale Of Fuel Vegetables, and other neces-
saTies Of fe in this city the following list Of prices
q. e here by esJahl shed, Wis
WooD-Sl5 90 per cord, PEEF-Iscts. per pound,
MUTTOS-I5cts per 10, PoT ,ToEs-S2.5 50 e bush
TrRNlPs-Si e bushel. CAsBAGE-30cts r head
BUrTEE-G1cts. r n. MuK-l5cts n Qutrt
OSiONs-S3 r bush-l.
The above prices Ell be changed a. often a. II Re.
comes necessary, and proper Publication made
thereof
Any parties selling m Markets, or Private Stores,
AT prices higher than Schedule rates, vii be arrest
ed and Their goods coHhseated Az D rsons sre in.
vted 20 report promptly any violation Of n Order
70 this Office.
By command Of B x. Gen. JSO. F. MILLER
HUNTER BROOKE,
noy23-lOt Capt. and Provost Marshal.
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For Lease.

A VALUABLE BUSINESS BUILDING LOT on
"A Union street. between Cherry and sumner,
NhichNe viii lessee soT from two 10 five years his
is 3 rare chance 70 itcste one Of the prIneiFss
thoroughfsres in the city.
W MATT. BROWN a co.
nov2a-lw fDI Al Cherry -.
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PeremptOry Auction Sale by John 4
Hume & Co.,
NO. u COLLEGE STREET

ON MONDAY, Dee. S, 1864, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, shoes, Tin Ware, so pieces
Prints, all new styles, 50 pieces bleached
and brown Domestic, Dress Goods Of all
kinds, Shirts, Drawers, Wooden Goods, La
dies and Misses Furs, Ready made Cloth
ing, Furniture, Queenswars, and great va
riety Of Suffers Goods.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-04

WANTED Everybody to knew that by
w sending 81 90 in letter, they can receive
f1l direction for manufacturing an article on which
they can realize immense profile. Soldiers in per
mauent quarters or in the vi unity Of camps; aso
Suffers Storekeepers, and others realize hand
somely. Use in every family. Demand contn-
usl Profits large. If you want to make money
enclose the above sum, and address F. LEPPEb,
Cincinnati, Ohio P. y. Box 1869.
dsc2-fri, sun, tues
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-04

Flannels of every description at
Cameron, Grier & Cos.
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silk and Mohsir, Black and Fancy -eolored Braids
end Buttons, Trimmings, Kid Gloves, Mems Half
Hose, ladies' and Misses Hoop-Skirts, III aek and
E9gish Clapes. Linen Collars, Cuffs, &c. at
w. FREEMAN g. CO.'S.
rs Public Square, corner Of Desderick street.
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Small Pox.

A Ii PERSONS having infcrmation about Small
"a Pox cases are hereby notified aud requested
TO report the same Immediately at the Wavof's
otfce, or to the Medical Director, Dr. Clendinnog
corner Of Cherry street and Cumberland Alley, -
10 Davis CrOstWalte, who IS arting as Smell Po1
Agent JOHN HUGH SMITH,
decZ-zI 10 i. & ~ Mayor.
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NOTICE.
wray = GiHIand, ct ale.

A n Annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the
"A First National Bank of Nashville" will be
held at the Office Of said Bank in this city the
second TUesdAy. being the Q0) tenth day Of Janus-
~ next, Tor the purpose Of eecting six 6) Direct
ora to serve the ensu ng year.
J. G. OGDEN, Cashier.
dec "a
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Housekeeping Goods.
Table Dsmasks, Irish Linens. Brown snd Whit
Table Cloths, Napkins, Sheetings, &C.
Domestic Goods.
Notions.

COttOuades. Linen DriIlngs, TIckings, Blesehed
and Brown Domest es.
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To Rent.

ONE ELEGANT ROOM, FURNISHED OR NOT
~ furnished, as the parties desire. Apply by let
ter, Pest box 693 noy.9-lwf
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EN- BALMING

TNMBALMING, AFTER THE METHOD OF
IL Sucquet, Of Psris. by DR. Geo. r. Wells, Agent
for DIS. Brown Alexander, Of Washington D. c.
OFFIcP.-61 Union Street. with J. II. Currey, IN
derakec. where good as sortment OF Metallic Blu
Iial Cases and Caskets, also Collins in Wood, plain
aud covered, and al pertaining tOsFunerals, may
always be found. ldec2-lm
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APPLEs AND POTAToEs.-Five hundred
barrels Apples and fifty barrels Potatoes
peach blossoms. just received and for sale
vrry low, st
SMITH & RINGLER's,
No. los, North College street.
dec 4-5t Near the Louisville Depot
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$50 Reward.

STO1EN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON WE'D
- nesday night, the 3oth ut, on the corner Of
-nmmer and Crawford stIe ats one bsy mare with
a blaze in her face, and two white feet; also One
light roam mare, with flaze in her face and slob
bered good deal. The mares were both IN low or
der will give the above reward to any person re.
turning them 10 me, or will give SIS 10 any one
furnishing me with information so that I Can get
Them dec2-itN A. TQLLES.
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Cahhnrn mi Pntntnes.

dec AIT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

There Is 10 estimatilg the immense vieiG
~ f-nt and vegetables On y Wheeling l-.aud.
rear Louisville. hT., This year j. Is ne
most pro1--iiFe spc- 1l g1o--lt 10 - i--rd
ans .e-e j. Tie cc1l-r-. q gentleman
-l7- Le orchards or TIC l...l lre
yielded tLis vesr a. leas- 10000 ia lcis q
apples besides a. abundance 81 -.-les
u--- 81 ~ kinds and vegetables .y 2
wa-on toad. Cae pcri5n 0l g. e
perfect wilderness ~ fruit u-s. ui.-- ere
bending % he ground WITH fl-ru at cr
fruit Ileyisl-or l-ler entering tle llcl ards
l. completely lost 80 Jar 2s he l- lef- re1-
% MS sight f0r one can scarcely sae q 1cl
ID any direction.
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Ie--s re.-L--3 - .r--.a'..-
L-4 Woe ---er - ro.0- e.r=- -.rr rla ss.t lr.--
q, A---oe- q --1 -f1-a l-s-t ~ E.rc--.r VS. r1s
E-r-r-- --1 r -lr1 --r17-l seven l.-- -al ar
t1E-y eight fss.-5sl- a-l thsv we~- -.-.- ns ~
-oW=- VIZ ran-fT-11e t11-sznd che nur re- ard
T7rtTlTe 81 - -1-s given f-- T.tte-g Ea-tr-.
-eve--y---lf Cd -sanf two n--lre- s-l sE-sel "a.
2is} were g.T-l gor Oliver G. C----tscs. rt-ee III
cred s1i eighty zine lsf) we've uperl-cf sn- eist-
e@n Csj scsts-rl-r.
He, tLe r-1erz. .gret. state f1--1zzsrs % hereby
ce-tfy t1e fo-zgc-1st Re tue statement q al TIRE
votes gwen u SAID >safs G. Hi-l.ran. f7r the fai.
c-ce - Member RI Gle S-ats Bard = E1ecrt.e1. q
t-a Ee-e--l el=eti1a 11-e1 O Tie eighth or ~ 80
ven 5e- = = l-54
Witness our hands 20 Lan=irz. rHis 1afeertt d1T
q Dee n Der. 4 .. 1514
J. Z POzTE2, Secrs'1ry ~ sat.
J. OWEN S.GtS Tre1sarsT.
SAN :. LACEY. Con = Sat. Land O-rce
Board q lS,1te csE-1sIers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

SAMUEL Lacey. f1z SCI L1rE C-c-.
Lad o. g1l. C1t-1trers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

a Connection Cler-l-la Illuminated his
house ia celebration Oi the election. and e.
l-olrel over MS door o Transparency, VII
the quotation from Genesis. ArI The an
gel Of the Lord called unto Abraham OCT or
Heaven a second tine.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

f t-ENI- sER - s-ArE LAyn
NF~--F
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

=. S-1sc L1nud ucr2-
7 d Crap0 has been, by The
mes B Porter has bss1, By
e has been, By the greatest
Z has been. By the greatest
state of Michigan
Board q
sat Cnm-nr.
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I
We the undersigned, State CanTzssers from a
careful examination Of the eectior returns from Al
ne oo1rtes 2 the state O. hic1 gan s received ~
ne secretary q State 20 determine ss the resut u
our invest gatiO1. that Thomas ". Cooley has been
y tie greatest number q votes duty elected % the
et1cs OF Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court q
Michigan, 10 fli vsc1ncy)
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

ua Nt-- l. :. u, Al Steven
ST., All......
Isl E-s Mecs., dct. part
o. %. L, AZ Iullah0ma
A-i'' f---.- -.--.........
Ju icilry square Hospital.
Wash, ............
L s. General Hosp, Fred
er!cS, Ni.~.......
Campbell HosDital.
Cm len National Hospital.
Baltimore, Md.,..
I. $. General Hosp. An
napo..s. ail.-
Det ald Hosp Alexandra
va ........... .
aosnltli 10 York. Pa.
Hospital 10. 3. Sumrer-
vi-lo Team ,......
Li1co.a Hos. Washington
Acn'uat Camp, Peasant
Valley. ~ ..
het- Hliiery 2 s9ria gfioli.
4ela.s.-.....
- 90 louisville. XIV.
Bet &C Nashville, Tenn.
lslo.. Barracks.
nei- ai Gimp iIth Iafan.
ry, Chattanooga. Tenn. !
oraI R Rsndezvous, JACK,
s'a, Nich-
Aerri..'s Horse..
~ Z 5 Col atPtRoyal
LEI Cavalry, Mariinsbarg
Na..--...........
Aee eayalry, Gt W!nehes.
Ter, N......... Y
uet. 10Th Cavalry, Bar.
louisville, kv..'
pst 4sh Iufaniry, Hgnts.
Nl-e, Als-,......
~ Cos- A ( y, l2,h Inf
De' On Heavy Artillery
Total.
Home vote, -.
frtel a. v~t-
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Not ret1rue-.
Eet1r1s re jectec f0r irs1rnsl.!v
ne Whole number q votes given r. tie s.st oe-s
@ Assoe-is Justice g, tls S1p-erne Court no FL "a
ca-cy. VS. o1a --1-rst arf sixty o. thr-.ss-s -re
h-L-fe- s-- t--rtec- f5l gI3s and t'.s- -rsra -i-
As -o--Vs, " ninety t1u-ss-d &c tii---l-. ro0
81 were E-Teu .or Th0m-s Y C1o.ev. --.--
'l9 sanl s-Te1 hundred al- tkirtg-tar ~ -l 7e-a
-lt-a -9r -ip-e-s F--cl. che hundred az .-t~ S-r
tie-J ~ers inlPc-.ect- and eleven (ll3 s-zt.s-i-r
7" G. ne r--a-sig1s1 state f-rrass=r- 90 l1-sf.-
certF tie foregoing q DC trrs s-ate-ner- u all tfa
Foi-s gwen IA ssi- State O. Michigan fo- TIE sd
ofee q Asociate Justice CT the s1prern. Curt no
III vacancy) a. the general election bolte- G. tte
eighth day q November A 2 1sE4
Wt1ess or lzn1s - Larsl-E II 2 - .-.v
Z December. A 1ss4
J. p PORTER, Ser-g.1ry q Sczts.
J OWN, Sat Tr.cusTr
SAN LACEY C1ra p 81. lad T-T-<
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS
Ordinance No. 90.

4 MESDMENTS TO ORDINANCE No. To-
| IA providing for the Assessment and Collection
of the Revenues Of the Town Of Gold Iiill passed
October 18th. 1861: s.. .-a..-
l. SECTION !. Section l Of Ordinance No. 10 r.
hrfeby. amended 40 ~ Ia read A. follows: :. An
annuid al valOrcm tax 0f fifty cents upon each
one hundred dollars, and further special tax Of
TWENTY-FIVE cents upon each one hundred doArs
value of taxable property, il hereby levied, and
directed tO be collected and paid upon the "a.
sessed value Of all property within the llmrS Of
the incorporate Town Of Gold Hill not exempt
from taxation. All taxes levied under the pro-
visions of this ordinance, and all costs for the col.
lection of the same, shall be- paid IN gold and Kll
vGr cOin.'
SEC. 2, Section l3 ot said Ordinance No. 10 IL
hereby amended IN as 10 read rs lOllowr; IT
shall be the duty Of the Assessor, Ut the time Of
making said assessments, TO collect Sad tax OF
sevrnty.tive cents upon each hundred dolIars OF
value of personal property asSessed: provided,
the owner owners of such personal property
ahall, at the time Of Such assessment, be the
owner or owners Of any real estate besides min.
ing property within the limits Of Hald incorporate
tow (which shall be liable kaid tax, rhe said
tax npon such personal property need not, by
the said Assessor. be collected, but the game shall
be lien upon such real estate. In case the own.
ers Of any personal property liable to pay to sald
Assessor fax thereon, shall refuse or neglect tn
pHv the same wilrn demand, d. then shall the AI-
SCISSOR give such information 10 the Attorney of
said Town Immediately, and II shall he his duty
to bring immediate suit for said tax 10
| SEC 3. Ordinance No 10, a. passed October 5th.
1861 and duly published. and as hereby amend.
ed Is hereby made the law for the assessment and
collection OF taxes of the Incorporate Town Of
Gold HILL and in each suit for the collection Of
taxes. as by the said ordinance provided, the At
tOrney prosecuting the saIne shall be entitled TO
five dollars fee, which shall be taxed up as other
costs. II. C. BLANCHARD, PresL