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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

THE PORTLAND FIRE.-Of the losses by
the recent fire in Portland, the Press Of
that city says that the first estimates were
too low. 1t now states that $500 houses
were destroyed, and 5000 families, embrac-
ing at least 1900 persons. rendered
homeless, whist the value Of the property
destroyed may reach $l5, 600. The
amount OF insurance thus far ascertained IS
s., 600, coo. The collections for the benefit
OF the Portland sufferers have been general
throughout the country, and the contribu-
tons in money, it Is thought, have already
reached $500 600, whilst large amounts Of
clothing and other articles have been sent
10 the destitute citizens.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
The Salary Of congressman.

Congress on the last day Of the session
disgraced the Nation, by tacking on to the
Civil Appropriation Bill, clause giving
5000 as the yearly salaries of members Of
that body, and making take effect
from March 9TH, 1860 the day on which the
time Of the present Congress commenced.
This is little Item OF about =. SOL extra
pay 10 each member and viii amount iu
all to about $500, OOo To be sure the
National Treasury has funds on hand and
the bill can be paid without fear OF protest
The salary itself in consideration Of the
expense Of living at Washington, may not
be too much, but this same Congress refus-
ed 10 add twenty-five per cent to the sala-
ries OF clerks receiving 81, 200 and less per
year, therefore the measure is not cOnsis-
tent with justice. Again, Congress Is at
issue with the President, and should not
have subjected themselves to the same
charge Of political corruption, that Justly
belongs 10 the Presidenf. IfthOse who
the measure shall find it the
means Of their defeat IN the attempt TO ne
renominated, we shall not regret it. We
believe the Republican press generally will
condemn the transaction. We are glad to
state that Senator Chandler did not vote
for it, and that Messrs Beaman. Epson
and Longyear, were at home, aud did not
participate IN the matter. Who now
among the members has the moral courage
10 refuse the pay.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
Judge Wells.

In publishing the letter ofJudge Kellogg
OF AlIegan, last week, we disclalmed
coinciding with the conclusions made by
Judge Kellogg. 1t IS but just to add, that
editOrially We have not, and would not in
any way reflect upon the character Of
Judge Wells. His efforts as a member OF
the Board Of Education have been of great
value TO the Interests Of education IN the
State, and he deservedly stands high IN
the estimation Of the Republican party.
Gentlemen Who We're At tie Philadelphia
Convention deny Tie statement made by
Judge Kellogg as 10 TIE acton OF Judge
Wells. As il seems 10 be personal con-
trOversy, We shalt decline publishing
further personal illusions.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

These disbursements do not include sal
aries Of state officers, Supreme anu Circuit
Judges, allowances Of Board Of State Audi
tors, Coroners' fees, wolf bounties, and
0thes items. The Interest on the Primary
School Fund for the year, and the Semi
annual Interest on the state debt, having
been paid, it is safe to State that the pres
ent balance will be less Than that of any
month for the remainder ol The financial
year, which ends Nov Both. ls66.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
First Michigan Cavalry.

The following il the section Of The app
priation bll awarding pay to The lsl N1
gan Cavalry for transportation.
And b. u further enacted, Tia, tlss
hereby appropriated foathe payment fA
travelling expenses ofthe members Ofihs "a
Michigan Cavalry from the place 10 "a
Territory whore they we're mustered %; .
service, III the year sec, 10 The plaza
their enrolment. a sum sufficient 70 al
10 each member S32s, deducting tleretE
the amount paid % each for c0mnuia.s
Of travel, pay. and subsistence By he G.
ernment when thus mustered ont, an1 =
accounts be settled and paid under he :
rection Of the Secretary Of War.
Il was stated during the debate. tat ?
amount 10 be actually paid would DO.
coed S207 per man.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
Still They Come.

We publish articles from the Newaygo
Repujhcau and Nuskegon Ne.cs, in favor
fine denomination OF GOV. Grape. The
Meenomnee Herasd, ia a long article, IA
vors the nomination OF the present Govern
or, approves Of his course relation 10
parlons and state Road contracts and
says:
He has ably and energetically perform
ed the duties Of the Office Tor one term, and
with the utmost fidelity TO The State We
believe that the mass Of the Union party
would prefer his reelection. and however
meritOuous the other candidates present
ed, il he was ruled out by q convention they
would regret il.
The lonia Senlinel takes Z strong posi-
ton in favor Of Gov. Grape, as follows:
ave declare in favor Of the renomina-
ton or the present incumbent We reco--
nIZe the ability and the UncOmprOmising
devotion 10 principle OF Messrs Baldwin
and Wells: yet, the nomination or either
would be- "a condemnation Of GOV. Grapes
administration and an unmerfed rebuke 10
faithful public servant The two term
system has prevailed Tor years, and unless
stronger arguments than have vet been
advanced can be presented for deYiating
from this custom. al the present time, We
cannot perceive what advantage is 10 be
derived IN the nomination Of new man.
Although not brilliant his sound Judgment
amp faithful discharge OF his duties have
won Tor him The respect and confidence of
all, and We trust that so true aud tried an
exponent OF the party Will receive the Gus
tomary recognition OF his services hy
unanimous denomination
The addition Of the Menominee Berata
Buchanon Caton Macomb county N0mt0r
and the Mgsaegon Ners TO the lis, OF p4-
pers who advocate "a second term lor GOV
Grape. gives l7.papers for Coy. Grape, and
Two who favor him as their first choice as a
civilian. There are sin only papers ior
Judge Wells. tor II. T. Baldwin. for
Gen. S;ough,On a. FIRST choice, and Crapo
a. second choice. and Who think slough
ton w0Ili make an eligible candidate and
0-e paper names Hon H. u. BO.es. The
IIastiu-s Tanner thinks the people .sao
not rQlt aal ,r.N not o0useut 20 ne re-
nomination or Gov Grape In our Judge
meni The Indications are that Mey bo.h
rant and ClN couseutto his denomination.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
The State Treasury.

The balance in the State Treasury on the
first Of August was S539.l72 %. The bal
ance on the lst Of April was 5000 100 IS.
since that time among other disbursements
the following have been made:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

al the ATE rebel States, shall remain IN
represented, till Ike Tennessee. they shall
adopt the Constitutional amendment, and
come with clean hands
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

Hon. 7. b. Church. is sta,es 4.
Grand Rapids papers 10 have sODa !. :
troit 10 act as editor Of the FIRE. p-.'.
Don Juan. the famous tbo-o,-.
stallion OF Gen. Custer, : dead =. i
valued AZ $1,000. :
II is proposed 10 repeat the twa,,,
trot at Jackson, and q challenge h..
issued TO that effect. We hope The s..,
tiles will interfere, and put stop !, ]
inhuman attempt. as one unworthysr.-
and cruel TO beasts.
\ Soldiers Union 70 be formed +, :
wassee county.
The Howell Republican states tAr Z
subscriptions 10 the Detroit and n,
Railroad are but S., 1872, 65 short ot,,..
aisite SSOO.0OO, and the Directors h,.,
cordinsly ordered the completion, ~
surveys and estimates, and have Gala
i've per cent assessment.
The Monroe Monitor thinks ne n
Wayne and Monroe Railroad a sun n.
The Saginaw Enterprise has an ~.
upon the Flint and Pere Mareaeie !.
road, in which that land grant cor,m,s-
gets We'll cudseled. lie says in eoDs..s
that,
The policy of this COMPANY Is Sill
not build any road. aud the idea 49,,
shall have one very soon. may as Vel
given up az once This is about tba -.
state OF the case. Mr.. Editor and i 49,.
10 me il Is a matter OF sufficient irpo-,,.
% demand the prompt attention OF ere
nan who feels an interest In The cr,sr
and prosperity %. this part OF The "a,
Action should be taken in some way 10 y
wise plan OF relief, AM either have ana
or have the lands SO long kept al hehs
OF an INSCRIPTIONS corporation res.o,ei
market"
Gen. Morrow has discharged near.r
the Old employees OF the Custom House &
Detroit Digby V. Bel. Jr., 0ru1ys
this city, is sill. retained as deputy Ca.
lector
Col. Conger. vino receives Sl5,Cowh
share ofthe reward for capturing lhs 4
sassins OF Lincoln, is brother Of Cd
-Onger, OF Port Huron. Gen. L. c. Blsr
gets s., 500 and his brother 5000
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
The R!chmonl EaaaLrer thlnks the south

The klchmonu En1uarer thinks The South
has now the game 10 its own hands, and
calls upon the coming Philadelphia Conyen-
ton TO repudiate tie test oath. It says.
" The Conservatives OF the North. since
their rupture with The Republican party.
need Vs rs a4uct us lro need them. We
have the game in our own hands
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

TIE NAUoNM DE8r. Tie to.a. Ielt Of
the United states on tte frst OF August
lS65. less cash on hand, was S9.757.253.-
-75. sc. Al ,1e same date this year the
amount Was 2.f33.o99. 27eSs. The debt
has thus been reduced SI-Il53.99a 10
one year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

The cholera ia View YORK AID Brooks
IS raging IL az epidemic form. Tie asl-
rom cholera axe about 200 per wees.
stated ilat a.l total abstinence men ~
escaped tle disease. Tie sane f-1t -
q served in Rochester il 1872. l-. ~
-eltl taxing place among 800 o9ai
Temperance
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

Tab Atlantic Gable works very sa.s's
t0rIy, and viii be- extended from Sss'
found.aDd 70 tie main land within r.
DAYS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

Hon. John ". Longyear. who returned
from Washington quite Ill., is better.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

Gold in New York on Monday was
quoted at l471.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

THg total number OF deaths in New York
asst week We're 794
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
OOppsE-JOhnson Convention in Michigan.

The following persons have been appoint
ed BY the Randal-Blair Club al Washing
ion, as the Johnson state Executive Com
mittee Of Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

Washington, D. c., Aug. ], 1866.
To Albert voorhees,. Lt.-Goveruor, and andrew Her
ron, Attorney General, New Orleans.
We're the civil authorities. State or Fele-
raj. conferred with by Gen. Baird before be
declared martial law. Could not the civil
authorities. state and Federal. enforce the
LAW and preserve order With tile All Of the
military. AID without the necessity Of mar
tiai law. | hope that order Las been re-
stored and The riot not as disastrous Is
represented. Please show this disna.ch
20 Gen. Bair-.
(SiguedD 4. JOHNSON.
All right. The people understand who
they are dealing with better than formerly.
and viii insist that not only Louisiana. bat
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
MICHIGAN NEWS

Tie Congressional Convent.
Sixth District. IS called AZ F',-.
2Sth- Hon. J. F. briggs. HoD.
ney AMI Hon. Randolph Strirt--
spoken Ofas candidates. a.
The Hastings Banner SAYS.
Institute Is 10 be held at tia, -
fall. F-Ss
The Central B. B. Club or Jsce.
the Peninsular Club Of Alb.o,
a match game last week. and ,ba CO
are the victors. Score-Ceptrs, 2
ninsulsr, 81. ~
The Hudson Gdseiss names Ho, =
Boies as candidate for Goverpor .
The Saginaw Enterprise gives ts...
ing as the shipments Of Saginaw ~, : :
the months Of May, June and L. =
total value Of exports being 81 soo II, -
Lumber. feet ...... NJ,
Shingles .......... n
Lath ............ 80 4
SAWS -------- ----..-.-. qsa,
Headings .. -st
Hoops ........... ~ =
Pickets go
Timber, feet ......... ~,
salt. barrels ...... ,Aa
Merchandise, packages
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08
@ ADVERTISEMENTS.
, County Tax Collectors Sale
Fer Delin0aoas Tnxes OF the Fiscal
Ne tsI. s'Heur lS0S FN

nY WRITE or DJprrRrNT rxrctr-
II tons issued ont of IN, .JustIe.'s court 0oli
mn pr.c;nc, S,or.y .onn,v 49,. a., -.
uarv on IN is,as ~ go ~ ~. S,a,s ~ NJ.
y,j. .nJ a.ains, ,ha s,i,o,.Saa man"I .I.c.nJ.
- 80 ns...-s.S IT."
,h.r.on or ImnroysmsnI. y,h.n s.para,.Iy ne.
s.ssed. for IN, several sum, owing and due upon
each lot or parcel Of Land, and improvements
thsr.on ,,cs,h-r with ueeruIpp costs and rx.
n.,se. ~ AL mi Il, nrrsu.nrr of nu Act to
proyIds revenue for the support OF the Govern.
inent of the Stat. of Nevada" approved March
gth. A n. Is65. / shall expose for sale at public
auction. 10 the highest bidder for cash gold eoin).
IN front % the Court House, in Virginia, Storey
c,rr,x Nevada ON IN. 10Th day OF February, A.
ID. 1855 between IN, hours OF II o'clock A.. ".
and 10 o'rlock NJ. so much OF each piece or par.
ssI Of lana, hereinafter described, together with
improyrments thereon. or improvements when
,.s.s.sd separately, as shail be necessary to sat.
~ .aiJ executions and costs Of sale. all of said
property being situated In the town of Gold Hill.
storey county, Nevada, icwit:
~, M. unknown owner. south 40 feat nj In,
'" rn pIock / range o. .tax 4 81 drl a. go
~ 'ss
,an, nos pnknovn owner NIL .xc.,, north 81,
'o ~ Ia, a. hlock l ranc. N ~ ~ ~ -,
az ra.t. - as. Wv
I,hn dos. unknown owner. lot Al b,ocl -,,a.
% tax 4 "a. del al. costs 10 q. "
,John Doe, unknown owner, LOT 10 block | ro,s,
Il tax d sO' dol g.. costs SI N. '"'s'
Iohn Do.. unknown owner lot % h,o.k .n.s
4 tar Ia % Jcl - co..s - 10 1"e'
.Iohn Doe, untnown owner ali .uun
loo fee, of west 100 fee, of 10, ~ biocS =
rang, l. tax & ~ del GSc cost. ~ ~
John Doe, unknown owner. lot 4. bIock = r,,,,
* tnx 2 d JsI aac COS. ~ 81 range
,Iohn Doc, unknown owner, 10, . h,o.l ,,.,
K..tax 81, del l6c. cost, 10 "a.
.Jobn 10. upEnoyyp o,,,n, Ia, I rlo.
X t,x 80 Jsi ifc .os,, ~ -. f1hse
Iohn No. prtnowr n,vnsr 10, SS
,ay > IA ,si nj. .ns,.an 81 hi""se
Lab ~. rrLnawn 49, n,.
- hIoct = - So. -, y = Io'
m az. "'fS' 'os'S
"a ~ dsI AZ. cn.,sa 100 o . o''eN l. range
.John noe nntno,,n c,sn.r ~, a. ,,o,, -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08
County Tax Collectors Sale
Fer Delinquent Taxes OF b Fiscal
Henr 1865,

NV y,pr,,r on OIrppppSr pxrc,,
X t,or. ISsnsJ ont -, ~. Ir.,;cas. Cow, Gil
u;I, p-..;n., So, oann,s E..a. Ss,s, -
nary aSth- IN IsSs in fayo, of H. STATE af Ss.
wi, and a.,ins, ,ha toiIo,,;nr n.msI d.t.nS.
,n,. .nS n".s.."orx .io;ms ana imnror.msn,s
,S.rson ~ ;rnrox.m.n,s vhsn ".psrs,aiw W.
80 tor ,b. saya,.I .nms -. A. :"
ar 10, or rarc.i 81 Ian5 snJ ,mn,orsma -
So S,,h "..sn,u. ans,. "a 49, ~
.s.e sns M IN au SsSpu,ss &c eSs Sn ssc, expenses ,p nsor,S a.
sne, n N Paisuaues oi an Hss 20 Plorioe
,ss S,a,s 90 y Sar, SsPpor, y, NV S,h Iss 2
:" sh,n s,no.s tr s.,a ~ !, UrSiI. anst;on % ~,
ma rhPSsc ~ a PuonS aueEtiou, 'o.L
n,saess U,aae !, Tor Cream easn SsS,a COM, IN IRON; OF ths
~ rS,s Sso'ey NY S.raun
~. horr" 81 = ,.ciocs D " "a . c,.Io.s = " sn
mu sr;h"a e,cn pieSe or PI,Us, OF .nnu ne,e sannor
uoeSI'oeu, 'vhe..et ~ uP'o'sheu's ,uste'n,
or improvements when assessed separately, as
somL DC nseesary 70 sa'isiy sau eteeutons anu
So ~. Of lrssun oSGo ~ T usn P,opes's us,nS S,sn
IN tns io"u VI "o"a III S'"rey COUNTY NeNHaa'
TOWN.:
V Butsch. lot I. block ), range D..tAx slI9 50,
delinquency Sl4 %. costs S35 IS;
b s Brown, lot ~, block l. range G..tax & 80,
del 65c, eostsal Is;
Leon Consolidated Mining Company. lot :. block
4, range E-tax 10 ., del | O., costs - IL;
Leon Consolidated Mining Company, north 100
feet of lot :. block 4, range E..tax 6 50. del
Csc, costs 81 Is;
Leon Consolidated Mining Company. north 100
feet Of lot &, block !. range Z. tax 9 Is. del
y7c. costs 81 ~;
EPTucker, south 30 feet Of lot l6, block 4, range
T. tax o.Il del o1c, costs 20 "a o..
X L Corbeit, south so feet OF n 100 fee, Of lot 50,
block :, range D.. tax 8 80, del CSC. costs 81 30:
RI Corbett, west 100 feet Of north 20 feet of lot
81 bloek 4 rang. D.. tar q %, del See. coats
81 10.
+ Tucker. lot Il. block 4. range E tax l G..
Ii IL. .o.,s On &c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08
Legal ApyERrIsBNENTS.
County Tax Collectors Sale
po. n.i;,.uent Taxes 0f ~ Fiscal
YEAR lSAS. RfnraaH

-, ,,,pr,,r OF DIFFERENT EXECU.
* ,ions I..nrd ont of the Justices Court, Gold
/ nm Precinct, Storey county, NeNnuh, uateu
January aOth. 4. u. ls66, In favor OF the State OF
Nevada. and against the following named defend.
ants. and possessory claim md improvements
thereon. or improvements when separately ~.
srs.rd. for the several sums owing and due upon
,.,ch lot or parcel Of land and improvements
thereon, together with aecruing costs aud rx.
peuses of sale. and In pursuance Of an Act to
provide revenue for the support Of the govern.
ment Of the State OF Nevada" approved March
9Th. A. ID. 1868 l shall expose for sale a, public
auction. to the highest bidder for cash gold coin,
In front Of the courthouse In Virginia. Storey
county, Nevada. on the 10th day Of February, A.
u, ls66, between the hours ofll o'clock A. ". and
L o'clock n. so much Of each piece or parcel Of
land hereinafter described. together with I'm.
prorements thereon, or improvements when as.
sessed separately, as shall be necessary TO satisfy
said executions and costs Of sale-all OF said prop
erty being situated In the town of Gold Hill.
Storey county, Nevada, to-wit:
Al Paul. lot Ii, block 5 range ID .,ax sly 20
Delinquency 81 9a costs sa5 &c;
John J FlemminS. lot 3s. block ], range o.. tax
80 j., del o., costs IS IS;
Gold Hill and Virginia Tunnsling and Mining Co.
lot " block :, range D..tax Is 50, del 4 IS,
costa % 05;
TT Keepers, improvements on J Whites land on
west side OF Carson Avenue. American Flat.
tax ~, del Csc, costs 81 Is; ~
J q M"yc lot q, block 1, range C..tax 8 l2, del
81, costs 81 81; ~
J Dram. noIth Of lot Z, block Q. Mitchell 4
Lameraux tract. tax . a. del &c. eosts N IA
q NJ Nitchter. south 80 feet Of iot %. bloci
8, range c. tax . rs, del &c. costs ~ az.
GRAY & Neal. lot =. block 3, range ID tar 10 70
del I 81, costs - n; 49,
Major G & S Mining Co, lot l6, block |. range
G..tax } IS, del &c, costs 20 90: -
Ed Gushing. 10, 10. block l, range A. tax Ion %
del ~ -, costs 81 -.
w ALVIN, south / of lot 4. block 1. rnnr, y
tax Q IS, dcl97c, costs 81 ~:
W u Harris, west 20 feet of 10, 40. block I rapvs
G.. tax n 10. del . IL, coats - 81:
| James Ford. lot 10 block a rang. n tax AZ ID
del 4 n. coats IS sl
II T Hereford. west 90 feet Of lot 6. bluck 4. range
CT "a q, del . 76, cost, % o6: $500"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08
~Insolvent Notice.

nSTRIcT COURT, FIRST JuDIcIALDIs.
~ triet, County Of storey. State Of Nevada
In tho matter ofthe petition OF HI. q Brown, an
Insolyent Debtor.-Pursuant 70 an order OF the
Hon. Richard Rising, Judge ofsthe said District
Court, notice IL hereby given TO all the crcditoTs
Of the said II. G. Brown, to be and appenr before
thu Hon. Richard Rising aforesaid, IN open Court,
a. ,bs court.room OF said Court. In the city Of
Virginia In the comfy and state aforesaid. on
the tenth day of February, Al. 1866, At ~
o'clock A. ". Of that day, Then and there 70 snoM
insolvent should not be granted. and gn'asaigu,
ment OF his estate Be made. md he Be discharged
from his debts and liabilities, In pursusnce OF me
statute In such cases made and provided andm
the meantime all proceedings against said insoav'
snt be stayed. =" ff"'
49, witness my hand md the seal Of said
Ls. Court, this 9th day Of January. 4. d.
1856. Il. HERMANN. Clerk.
BY b. n. HEREFORD. Deputy.
Bishop & Wood, Att'yi for Petitioner. lSf0m
iSoc Int. Rev. stamp. SOC State stamp.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08

Notice. i.
.nEErcE OF STATE CoNrRoLLER.1cAR-

OF STATE CONTROLLER. CAR
" BON City, Nevada, December &c, l6S.-Hay.
ing reason TO believe that certain persons doing
business within this State have been violating
The Revsnue Laws thereofN "A.AtiH"HrA
No1fcE IS HEREBY GWEN, that all Bankers.
BsokerL Mining Secretaries, Superintendents,
Agents and, others who may draw any Check,
uacate Of Deposit within, and payable without
fhhI State, arc required 70. comply with Section
iSs OK Revenue Laws thereof: and any viola.
tion ofthe game will be prosecuted TO the full ex.
teut o. the liability ircnrred, as ipecihed 10 Sec.
non Of said Act. Gee Statutes Of l66f-5, pp.
Sl5-39Ql A. w. NIGHTINGALE,
de07 " Controller Of State Of Nevada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08
persecution of Partnership.

1ror1oE IL HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
N partnerrhIp heretofore existing under the
Msr,n.nsme Of James Hsnrahln & CO; In the "a:
Loom badness, 10 this day dissolved ~ mutual
p,,t,.dsinhis. Brewery, IL. Denny, and q Wiz.
.,,Is hsuse. Tor Liquors and Cigar, against the
IA Arr md All accounts due the samo, to b set.
IA nv II. smith 4 Co.. who will continue tho
+. SMITH & CO.,
e Per A. FRENCH,
JAMES HANRAHAN.
Gold Hill. JynuaTy 26, 1896 Ja26 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08
pBralSouBsr ASSESSMENT SALES.

CaaAAenee Silver alinhng Cempn-
ny-Locatlon Of Works. Gold Hill Mining Dis.
itfict. Storey county, Nevads- NotIca-There
are delinquent upon the following described stock.
on account Of assessment levied on the nineteenth
day OF December" 1855, the several amounts set
Opposite the names Of the respective shareholders,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08
CERTIFICATES OF YoRnEK INCORPORATION.

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 18th day OF
December, 1865. 10 many shares Of each parcel OF
said stock ~ may be necessary. will be sold At
public auction, by Maurice Dore & Co., No. 1927
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California.
on TUESDAY, this sixth day of. February,
1866, at the hour OF l2 o'clock u. Of said day, TO
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, togeth. r
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
r. WEGENER, Sec'y.
Office as Montgomery street.
Iao2 I'd fargTa.# fsG San Francisco. Cal.
The above sale Is hereby postponed until FRI.
DAY, the sixteenth (l6th) day OF February, 1866.
at the same hour and place. HaiaN
By order ofthc Board Of Trustees. r
r. wEGENER, Secretary.
San Francisco, February {, 1856. fec I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08
Atlas Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF STO-
u roy, In the Justices Court, Gold Hill Town
shIp, before W. N. Hall, Justice ofthe Peace
Levi shepard and g D. Goodrich Cnrm Of Shepard
& 6oodr,ch), plaintiffs, va James Cupnln CHAM.
defendant-Tbs State Of Nevada sends 10 James
Cunningham, greeting: You are hereby sum
moued 10 appear before me. Justice Of the Peace
In and for Gold Hill Township. County and State
aforesaid, a my ofaeein Gold Hll on the sih DAY
day, TO answer the complaint Of Shepard and
Goodrich, wherein they clam TO recover The sum
Of forty.nIne dollars, kr merchandise sold and
delivered at your instance and request, as per
BILL on Ole in ibis Court. And you ar an.w.y
ths complaint ns Aforesaid, Judgment will b. taken
against Won for the sum Of ef9, and Goals OF
snit. Glyenundrr my hand. thi, stn ssy OF jan
Muy'Ate .s JustIce Of the Peace.
,.o .1 Gold Hnl Township
gS0.cent Int Rev. utanp. SO.eent STATE siamP.I