davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

senate.

srer .ser rtf AlAsr, yalI', 1850
srJs XVI sun yAv sipff
Tosmcrd the act for widening South Seventh rrtei.
To afef ,he counisslonsrs map OF TIE Nslh yard oc
Brooklyn.
ny M 10, orR--Heguirins coaniy rresrursrs 70 give
bonds In certain cnssr
By Mr. G1p1D-fo eluslizs Tie boanlleg ~ volun.
Nv Mr wmrx-AatbodzIns the superintendent, Of the
Ononfasa ss Springs - i.aec certain lands belonging
90 The State for longer period Than llfe~ years
A. tborizng The Comptroller 70 seii ccrAln land scrp
10 The trustees IL the Cornell University.
ny Mr. Pitssos-fors railroad under Broadssy, Nov
BY yr Incorporating the Board Of Trustees Of
the General Convsnfion of tniteraits % TIE United
sta:sa
By Mr. G. a. coxrxI--To amend %. art rc.'i,e 70
oonirsct. BY the Mayor and C0mmonalt- q Nes YORK
by striking the word 'recorder' ani Inserting n.
Nv Mr. 1'Dossrl--P,ovidnr .hs The s.eui ~ two.
thir u each Board - -rp'ryor- shall y" requnte ~
the equalization ~ sssSmen's srt he correction 81
assessment roll-
Amending TIE Metropolitan Police ae'
MI moved Ia strlge oat The slanfe providing
FOR admitting 20 ball person. arrested N Brooklyn 90
saturday highs Tho motion usa opposed BY ". G.
Murphy, Andrew r1srson ssi Gb~on ard iost
Limiting fees ard c,ur, nfniion u iusices aad
stables In Richnlond oogniv.
Prvvidins TOT the erection Of rev Ac.deny "a
yv.srusr a. yrauc m.anr. .sD oo.srs-1n.
bn amending the crer,ng tie Dsparnsnio Of
Public charities aud Correction -ss taken " 10
ntiss q tbs shols
Mr. Low, trepl moved N strike out ths eiars en-.
po~ srrg the Board ~ eupcrvsors W az ne sssrs -
The Commissioners ~ cbariies and Correction
Mr. fxxT (rsp oppossf The NOTION Ne " faro-
Of gIsns this power SUPERVISOR. hey ring b~a
allncf jgdgr NJ admitted that Wa proposed "
incrsse tho SALARIES ~ the Comnssionerf - tinO
vhlch ne ord not consider excessive, u ihar
Acuoss dutlea
Nj Lov ms stss that the saary should frsd IN TIE
bill
Mr. sr~rs- rsp, shesrhs The rvssen, ,.'.ry .ur.
dent and reminded The -rnsts that there sary
warm efrife Tor theee places iast vluter =.
Mr. a. MrnEr dem opposed The motor lc~s1ss
the question " purely local one, sne<fnG cnly The
cfsns snd uheh ought BE- I'm sor aeslos ~ then
sod their representatives W. hnf theiy REPRESENTATIVES
here akrg for A. anf cersnly ths Bard - sugevirors
" a. safe depository for the p0ver the Lexrsfm-
can NJ. The eupe~isorr u Mes York ~ethy q
trust the supervisgrs ~ other oogbt@<. srd s
that asked 10 thai o. much conhdsnes shsii b. passd
m fheu.
M Awuvs ~ ~, mink the proposed Increase ss
sssass 90 prs thsa !, Justified BY Me enhanced e< q
nyine
M s-roEs al, gre The sspsrv,ssr this power sss
ve invite ne pHbic t,f The pres clsnor sxAr-
publican Lersisinrs for insrsaaiss unnecessarily NE
iArr~ ~ The cry.
NJ oDossriL rr-p.l "a 90 bsievs ne sup-rv,~~s
iss rsprssaAsives Sus us.sys-s, ssf asih siha>a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
CHILEAN AFFAIRS.
Tho Suicide or Admiral Psreta, Com-
manding the spanish squ.droa tn shs

The Suicide or Admiral Pareta, Coa>
mandtng the spanish squ.droa tn the
rranSsied FOR the HxRALD from the crcnIcathe Span
lab organ In New York-or Jan. III
The shrcwd diplomafst, experienced seaman and GAL
liant officer who squadron Ia the Pacific,
died December being Informed or the mishap 70
Ia Covsdongs when he was on the point OF yindnanS
tho national lag In decisive HIS suhcep'lbity
the point OF honor could not bear an event go common
IN VAR and Tho death 81 Admiral fsrea reveaa al oncs.
better than any Gncoiun the temper OF bis SOUL
Whoever may he tho next commander Of the Spanish
squadron IN tho Pacific no cannot fail 10 perceive ms
duty In view Of the national honor and the loss
We have sustained We feel for the iustriour decosnsn
the most profound regret and oner 10 his successor our
heartfelt sympathy, m which all good spaniards sun
unito-
We believe that all true hearted spanards who have
rnd the above lines have appreciated their noble rgno
cation Having now however, further Information, 80
feel ourselves bound 70 Add explanations nrcosssry
10 fuller appreciation Of the great deed Of the Spanls
Admiral
Admiral PareIa who wished and expected pcaoc, nce
fearing any hostile sc the part OF Chic had sent the
coyrdonga with dispatches 10 the thmus The capture
Of the Covadongs place on 18Th and the Admit
raj ignorant of the fact until tho 2sth, whcn ono %
the foreign conspia went board the villa Dc hAdnd
aud informed him Of the event On tho 2sth, shnr
broodns eoo thirty hours tho disgrsoe me rrport
OF pistol hoard his cab o. aud upon entcring DO
wis found do.daho, by his hand through The rghe
nr hand directing that hls body should be sunk Of
iho Chilean waters. aud urging his omces ana men
Admiral Parrja had received the day before instrso
tions from the government Of Madrid, the nature %
which Ii not vet known hut Ia 20 b. believed thaA
having 70 cho0s' between dtay and honor before tho
a,r Of the Iovadonga he determined 10 HAcrncs his
life. and accordingly died should become spanish
efiicer under ch CIRCUMSTANCES
In connection With tho goroua fate ~ Admiral Paris,
We must say that the capture OF the Covadonga was
miPfortunc, and nothing more. The surprtr OF the
sOysfopga amply unfortunate accident bod
aimee II has been attempted 10 make II seem dlsgraos
W spain, refer IN roply the heroic self sAoriuos
made by Admiral ParrJa Let u be remembered thst
this was tho man who too noble sarci 10 she'll
valparaiso Nhcn II Was hia merry, aud that o navy
possessing such officers hold the estssm Of the
world
We do not pretend IN defend suicide; but whom h
net OF disintercstod sacrifice then do not only
approve H. hut glorify H. and the suicide AZ Admiral
Psre,a must be ciassed among thosl suicides which
humanity regards with sfmrniion aud of them
has been committed IN order N redeem light
error a. The eaplnrn Of the oxadonKa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

cH.Hog o. rAssfrs cotErssyagr sosr.
Wary fhismy. a wor~sn fsrsr rear N ae~ "a. A.
rsdf4 ~ o1sr horsnes q ne Tusni.tb presssss e.
re cs~rrs q p@<.ssE osgsfxvfss tsa a<f@s s~n ~
psftss 10 - rssnIs~ t~se - th- 49, Ers<~sl ~
90 bsns " MN rrsvtf~u~@ 4 20 A1Nrn O..
b,@2y, - ~ bshH sssrus IN psymers ~ soz<s
rhkh BE hAd rsftt<~~A "a slso sihexs1 ne. No.
dsf lat ths s<r~~1r>~d snuss esua6~vfs 80 ~ -
ANA. - kfhth ssess~. as s~ytne <sflsrs
rs<s Js~ks L~sw0 s@mnsss k.r 70 90 ~ 4.
fs.n ~ h~L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
T n e r E NJ ! A N S i.
The Fenian brotherhood I'm PhiIadcl-
phta.

pntn
PHILADELPHIA Jan. IL, 1893
At meeting OF tho Philadelphia Circle OF tho Fenian
brotherhood the delegates oil thu circle a. the
Congress made fr Of the proceedings Of that
body, whereupon the following resolutions unani
mousiy adopted
Resolved That the Philadelphia Circle hoard the
most eminent sasfson the repor, Of their DELEGATES TO the
Congress ~ the Fenian Brotherhood recently held NJ New
YORK; and rejoice that the unfortunate difficulty which has
temporarily disturbed the harmony of the brotherhood has
been removed.
Resolved That welcome the reestablisment o. the
Office " Head Centre the election Colonel
OMahorv sufficient evidence or the future active and
successful cooperation Of the Fen brotherhood IN ATne
ca with the brethren In Ireland and Dire proud OF the ct
that record shows unfserng devotion b. the Chief
Eensn Brotherhood
Resolved That nccep Of the report OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury, ". Dorian klian. AS a most satisfactory
financial do rment regard his reelection Of lnccu
liable benefit TO the success OF the
Resolved That the Philadelphia Circle VIII combine all its
strength 10 MD the leaders OF the brotherhood In Overcoming
the difficulties with which treaesv has surrounded them
and that will aud reiouble efforts u aid
supplying them with the ~news of fully confident that
by cooperate of all the circles 10 this end the will
be brought tn n succc ssfu issue
Resolved Thai the Centre OF this circle he requested to
furnish copy Of these resolutions TO the Head CeutA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
Fonian Convention in nunn,n.

HuTFATn, n. Y. Jan. II, ISU
Chicago letter In to-dav's @ ure says that Grand
Fonian Convention will be held In this city the Isl OF
February next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

CrsciySAu, Jan. II, 1866.
Tho Gdsetes Nashville despatch says that during tho
debate the bill granting civil rights to negroes the
House yesterday fierce alteration took place between
Messrs. Steel and Arneli The lie given and re.
turned. The House adjourned In great confusion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
Fire In Nashville, T.nss.s.,.

hre bress out Tits evening The slorr n fhona
e0rinan, College 1ree', dlnsriny The stock 10 NE
amount u te0.ooO IallY lnlgref
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
THE ApJurAaT GENERALS REPORT.

The fous-.ar h o. s'rrsei u lbe xsns report az Tie
adjuant Gersrli q ths SITE eni INTO ne I<ssaisrc
yesterday usrung
"a faTTf r-s
Tho numlsr OF met iniuis hef b The state Of Sew
Y0rk up 20 Issmhef n, 81 fr3gsire ~ mt tie fpr
shorter tam 4 s-s thar three months t3f fpf
aiuca Decsr, y, "a isef there have heen n~ni 10 ~
G~id ~ DeS Tgsi rIrfef iNrnshed - this Sssts
whose iosm b ser garei rn tire moths 10 three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

RgrrHS or arAr's cowrAxv TO caIc lao--rfRsr
rysrosxiScs or rnx arEIcAs--ixxExsB' soc
czss. .if
CrcAoo. Jan. II, isss
The eagerly expected L'Afri aine has at las, been
given tonight Cor the ars, ilms ,s city by GRAMS
exceilcn opera troupe There app sboonoss
that TIE postponement occasioned by accident
the cincinuati mr. line, which detained
until this morning os the members OF tho troupe
the road from Cincinnati hher would have the
q dInin shng thr utrnsancc and Its cnhusasm. bit
the CONTRARY is-he fact The house vas aled With the
most fasonasle and spprecsstlve audience thai has
ever gathered within G rst y's Orerz House
the overture, which acts az ms~teriv rreirde 70 the
whole work, vas excelcny performed by thu hugely In
creGsod orch s.tra under ssnor ussa lncssd The Il.
strnmcniaton Was splendid throuehost The romanza
executed, aud dare that liner could eyoc her
execution OF The cadenza al the. close OF tho song
rhc cboru. % Grnnd .aunsiIlors was vsy effective
which Vine Gszzanl-a. Oriandiu Husisni. Lot'L Miori
and Poini. with full chorus touk part grand and
nnoly rendered Al NJ the artists were called before
The curtain the close OF tho arss we AZ each
In the second sc. NINE osz1Aniss displayed great
pahos In her scepins song; while thu nrse 10 which
Boscheft carried The audience BY storm q the
mos effective ssItetter or listened 20.
The third art contains but little besdss the scenic
Effects Thsse we're grand beyond imagination The
ship, Ia cabins. the costumes of the mariners and
aas ,sy ssc,sd spy,bns ~ n. KIND cyn s,,s pssd IN
this country The houss At the coee o. this act was
wild with enthusiasm snd demanded second view Of tho
great
The fourth sct vas even more succe~fuily rrnderd
than The previous ones TIE Indian scenery aud
al the costumes and properties reflect great
credit upon Nr. Craa, Who has ppared no sxpcnsc
In producing thistgreai work 10 the most xor so1s
style The Indian costumes RI b., and HDe Gkz
zanga displayed In tia closing duo her powers and
sbll;y 70 foIly master thl. oae finest gems n tbs
opcss NusisnI IN this act s~ great Ms toice vas
clear and in fact never showed ~ better dvsntssc
The Irlcain. uil be repeated i0morro~, FRIDAY snf
Saturday which will b. he closing rsrormsnce ~ NJ
Gr.us western ssesouL The seats for to-mosrov are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

F'RTFrss N0sFor. Jan 10 fsfB
TIE bniding Nos - and ~ Market SQUARE Sorfolk
scre brrned on Saturday nshi, and sls nr-mea xtr
badly lBiursf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

Ffre I'm Rstserr Place

Fire I'm Bsttepy Place.
Al about quarter past nine O'Clock last night ir~
occurred IN tho German Emigrant 3oc'eys roonaE No
Battery place. sccprd floor The nremen very
auck al the presss ard put out the rs with hut little
damage The dnmsgr done " the bu.i ne amounts 10
abou, 500. Insured. The clothing store OF Abraham
Levy. Grs, door. soncwhs, velted. Probably $50
will c0yor the ,ss insured FOR 81 800 Ia tho Hamilton
ard Importer aud Traders Insurance CompanesL The
hr. VA caused. II Is saposed. from shghted gas burner
Large Fire - Lowell, Mass.
l)FrL Jon. IL, 1908
The Hns'crd ard Chase min burned thi. morning
Loss about o. 20 600 which probably covered by IL
surance The nre coinnsncei In The dry room Some
ufv Thousand rsornfs OF wo. burned with much
valuable machl,ery. The MIL employed about tive
hancred hands ~
Ineends.ry Fives su Washington.
WARRINGTON, Jan ~ 1870
iccendasssm " largely the increase. No esa than
seven sepsra occurred last night, four o.
which srsrcPorted TO 90 MORO churches
Fire In PhtiadeiphIs.
PmrsrxtgnA. Jan. II, 1890
Are a. I've ccioc. this morning destroyed tie b0ilss
Scp Of ysr-ios foundry. corner OF una and wsxhinl
Ton sifssls. Tue los VII not exceed $1,000
Fire ~ 1aiiissws, Pa.
lAsgrni, Jan n, 1874
To large shovel factory Of Mrs-'V'L Bgnss2J ;ons,
~ nhtovn, Montgomery county. wss elsrniSdsgIoyed
~ IRE uis morning The icgs will be very heavy.
Fire tu Norfolk. Wa.
tsRrEgss hosn0v Jan Is fsSS
IL N.IN. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18


svrrEsE c,uar--GSsnnAL TaN-Sos Ia 70 ~ -
preferred, and 81, 81 to 80, 50 To es.
~ ~ ~ es o,s se. rsS , S .ei yso ~. va
SOL sos 500 Part Mos. S22, 5Si $50 900, 10, Ola
90 ato 600, o2o 2 TO- si2, So, 100, $40 GA eas.
sUraEAs coURr--ca,sBs4s Nos. 81. 80, ~. 20 70.
IL %
srrnlon Cor'r--rat Mos sot,, 1881, is2c, 1873.
4ei9, 6s3a ite5. 1917 1870 5tooS. soi, l1aJ lstI,
lBl, l572 1909, 49, 1889 eo9 Par Nos $50.
go, 1ao la2t, a7e, 2iss 2cai, 2ioc. 1889, 2lsa.
Cgisos Pis.s-Pau ! Moo ilsI, i2s9. 1872, IDS.
ills iSs 900, no. Ia is,o' lSo' 20, IA In,
iiso, $50, iaio, 1915 TO ia2o
Omcer. who Have Returned from sse
10 lay nc snfes al the feet q bs i.ds. tnd ,s
&C., s1osy Psrs v" .. re-. g. ~ l.. pr Az
% Dor acquired amid ,ls smoke Of s.I
Eoo.;-w.ra,. L.Sss.' r.ys. c ,s.us
S.s sa .s% stsas ss ss' &c S
''' K W t. WARD ~ Broadway, EI
All PrsSes Csshsa sa Legal Lostsrsss.-
'''''-' ). cLurE. Broker r7s broadway.
A--Je9sr., No. sra broadway. WIN sess
M III a.Sss sad cA'''a s sssiss 10 ss s;sSs
AZ PoItak d son's, M~~rseh am Msna-
cs.r iaiasrs shoss.s aud r-i.i nous,sa rsp.rss
A.-Rsmovss OF IN. Phs.s, Gas p.sss~s
and Cooking stoves 70 no broadway NJ LESLEY. M
uufscirrr.
All Legal Lottery Prizes csshsd. Draw-
- j. X, cIAyIos. 10 wan ssrs<, r.. T.
sfsS s.'' ~s'i wa We; arnss Il SsaS ss ;.A
Abe Grsth's Electric OH IL wsrrssssA
I, .nss Rheg n.,ism pe.iass. Frosted Limb. ~ Sore.
r' AZ b ss sa ffsfa Co. S.9 ss rssia' Pc roe
Boo,s ana shSSs.-A large ssseh 81
o aS''' and Shoes '''' ''i oas asi5r srs.ls|
seesy ..a Rs.-sy.-B.ss. .:S sssss. =
No. ~. ''' '''''' ana 'F a ssoorS Asst
p...--rhs ~. 20 az
~sria' ssS".,' - ..issis sry ls1ss'sss,sr 5s5sT
.s.. o.. - o. "., q. s !. e'
s.y M,,I.r.. rs.,r Dys~s.s.. 9. U..-
hA's' s''s IA sold By al fr~sTss ID Dvs3
sres-hss,s.-rrer- Mr. a.. %. CsvAss..
r, ~. -. % y" x.r' ,sa.i. nsus.t. Ne Ysrs
,. s,' 80 .s.ss % .,i., sssi fsssa yess re<h
s,- py, !.sf : esssA. cs 80 Isrs.s b.... 90
~, iss SAFE rsaEsgHs a. tuii~a a.,~. ana fssS
chiis~s- Having worms
Rsssr- luss1s's s,,sstas s nssssi q u. so.b srs.
'apsss pru,Dussa s,aEss. bsv~s. ygHsITuoE coz.
yrIa smys rrsu-sy 80 IN s,-yoy -oru. .i,A--s
ssd Al rs srss. -, >, a.ssl ss.i.r. "a rssss-s.-
ce.... n..,.-s. Er,.ry.s J.s.s. ..s
-------------------------
rar.uu.f.f o...xp.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
view ysSk state rsrperasss s.ssesy.
n I4HE

The New York State Temperance Society commenced
IA frst annual session M this city W LAY st the first
baptist church. Vice prevdent Samuel Hsuis n Cate
Kill In the chair ,. e. Gallup, Of Oneida coanty, yes
chosen Secretary. The morning ssrton vas sesos>d W
preliminary bufine@ s.ioss WI p~ held ts,se TINES
v,rioss p-rts OF the sssfs aud lively insssess
tested IN the subject of the mestsS Rev. Me-p knox
of Rome. Ivea of Anboru; Robsnpoa, ~ N~v Tort I;
Pertins d Buesis snd BAY Of Penn ysn, wsn sd1s~ss
pubic meetings ts-nishl The sfxsy delsSHkN ~ Q
e ssd ~ eonsyiavep We socis'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

Abe Grsth's Electric OH 10 wsrrassSA
- m.tism De,fasss yrosird Limbs III soesa
Pains. &c. seh " ~ crsFssia psp.t rhIi.as,Pds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

i. e e. n- (. -. ss r :, :, i ss- I: a.:
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

A ssis.s sewing Msehtas. msktss The
nsiehrsiet wileor Gibbs Nu<h sironr sissls go
d-rhbe WILCOX GIRBs. An Drsdwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

Booss sHd shoes. "A large STOCK 90
aoots ,nd shoes esss rfaosfeo. ~ oi~ss
ou, toHs KRADy - Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed. Draw
irgy cirvuisrs and Information sent
J. X, CLAYTON. 10 Wan slrc<, y. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18


- - 3, - vys w s srs., a.. r,-.4-.,
cfsss ~ svatstassts sas nEnsis
e,,.s.s.r... Is.ir Dy.. .r,...vvsssv.
iSs isssssj,a ), .ssi AHA :S s '''-A 10
Dr. .. %. ses.ssk. % pnn.a.iphss, VIII
% sse.- - faft. sssry re.sa.F ,sly f,-s
f,y,,assf o. as ..alsas.. ..a !. 80. ). ss....s
Dr. Yes s,.s.s.yv'. E.sh.s,ss-s..s.s-
t,s's ss.las ls-.yigs. . y. s-,.-. s,.s.,s is"1.
&c., s,,s g.. ~ =, ~. nss.sss ns
", .. ,-sss. = ,ass.sss D,ros ASA ss{sc
~ - gsSs,s . sss,ssT q ssifii SoTIsrs. "a .
u.w. .~wi.s w.shf.. c.mpesy-
W.. Host. Ia, rs-sssae - en- bfe.s~sT As..s-
m,"'. n.,, Dy.-so c.-,.. Br.ss ..
va " q. "a - s'srT sSrrs'
rrsm..ss prsss r.,s Tor Ola nsss.---
LssaAr sa,ilnsss. 80 ssss.s sr-~.
S.-..., c.,ssr.s.~ L'-i~.-s s.s s.-,.s-
a. hs-uusgs~ 80 s-asfir- sssrssss4 ~ aa1-
ssss.In. ovs.s as.-m.sss Rs~say %
80 s, 80 .s1'',s1 80, 49, ia =. go. -. 90
a. -. $500 .. ssIi..sis ~ a
~. ri.. riu.."-w'-s.~s etv~.ss.
-, ..., - . s,s.'.' -. s... :. .ss
sss sr-rHn&y - " @a4~ t..g. Ca sef &C.,
Nbg.ee~sf, NJ
y-'-rs's ss.ssssgs observation-disclosures
Ceafsaaofs frsT fisttg wv q FHfuff gfgsAirg
sfrN tTar~stts - fAr fAtr~sm vH~~~sr.
49, .... '" , ., So. X :. e. . .s: -
1888 o. 81 wsn 10 tssiAa~ =. III tttssssx W Me-.
seata kagAsasttsT efHlttf. sssrp
piles. Pfiss--Dv wsmsy's Pills a.p-
rs-tg-y IL ss~sI- 1s-s r. 1850 - Laiss p-2,s
birti. $3.50. fst.rsaes sfsa 60 rssf.al.~s
Aseat - 80 Aefts - tsrrsf
psysi u.vss. L~tsssv.-w~r Oa~ssH
s.ss - iss~sry - ta.ssssf -.
~. .. q. ksiisek I~ssss~s - as.
Lsta $780, hsse.., sss'r. 49, 1850 sssea~s
s~tss A. r.wisws csfss~sasA nvasl
~. irans ~ - alsst- 'sr sssus .ss esiy ~ q. -
-
wn~si~s n Wtisss's r~~s sssssh ~ v~sa~
1850 80 b.i.se bss ssnslts. Ne - sss~1~sy
was s>sss--O~~sis esss asa as
..si' 20 49, ss< ca n~p - rJgvsr ~ s-~s.
90 tmDok>. Asa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

AZ PoIisk n scn's, M~~rsehaam Msns-
fac.arcrs sz Broadway Yourti stre~t--rip~a ana
CEaT Holders ~hoeszs aud retail. mounted and rspsirst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

O"eeFs VIZ" ~
lay cir lanfes the u the ladies' fnf espe
den, 70 per uInc tao leaves with fHALoSts hibir
BLOOMING CRRHuA. few dfops 81 tho per- Ine istss
he orgDnpo~ Der acquired amid tts SMOKE of b~L
tic.-spTiu zdet Republic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

A.-Removsi or the Phssts Gas Ueastwg
and coohng stoves 10 no Broadway. A N. LESLEY. No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

wss- s>sss--D-ss,s sSss ga sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

By Mr. e. q. COxrst1--ro amend 'hs ari rci.'iye 70
oonirsct- by the Mayor and Commonslt- q Ner YORK
by striking nut the word recorder AMI Inserting a. q
word ''r1ayor"
Ny Mr. o'DossuI,-psovidnr thai The ssseui n two
thrs u each Board ~ supervisors shall ~ requisite
the eouszston 81 assssnen's srs The correction 81
suas ssfrent rolla
The weekly union record., 1866-01-27

HoN. A. \. SARGENT was made Chairman
of the Miners State Central Committee, and
Z. L. Wheeler, of Sacramento, Secretary.
The Convention met last week, and was iu
session two days. The resolutions adopted are
briefly stated as follows by the Bee: The
preamble AYERS that the General Government
allowed miners the privilege of working the
mines and of regulating their own affairs; that
seventeen years experience has proved the
correctness of the policy, but that danger is
now apprehended of the survey and sale of the
mineral ands. 10 the ruin of private interests.
and the detriment Of the Government there.
fore, 6rst-They are opposed TO the survey and
sale OF mineral lands; second-opposed to anv
increase OF tax; third-opposed to Sherman 5
bill; fourth-opposed to any alteration of the
past policy of the Government; and fifth
opposed to the cession of timber and mineral
lands to the railroad. These FIVE points
embody the wishes of the convention as
expressed in their principal resolutions, and
they doubtless express the wishes of large
majority of the miners in the State. A
memorial is to accompany the resolutions to
Congress.
The weekly union record., 1866-01-27
InSOlvent Notice

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE COUN-
ty OF the State of California. In the matter of
the Petition of Albert Reed, an insolvent debtor
The People of the State of California to all the
creditors OF Albert Reed, send greeting:
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. W s. Stafford
Judge of the said County Court, notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of the said insolvenf
Albert Reed TO be and appear before the Hon. "
s Stafford, County Judge aforesaid. in open Court
at the Court room of said Court in The town of
Oroyllle, county Of Butte, on the fifth (5) dav OF
March, A. d. 1866. at ten o'clock A. NJ of that
day, then and there to show cause, if any they
can, why the prayer of said insolvent should not
be granted, and an assignment of his estate be
made and he be discharged from his debts and
liabilities IN pursuance of the Statute in such case
made and provided; and in the mean time all pro-
ceedines against said ilsovent be stayed. Bv or
der Of the Hon. W. S. Stafford, Judge of said
Cont.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 22d day Of January, A. D. 1896.
J. G. MOORE, Clerk.
JAMES GREEN, Deputy Clerk
a. MAURICE Jr-, Attorney for Petitioner.
To. s Internal Revenue Stamp. so eents.l Is
The weekly union record., 1866-01-27
COnStable'S Sale

Rl VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
IL. Issued out of the Court of NJ. H. Wells. Jus
tee of the Peace in and for Concow township
butte county, California, to me directed and deliv-
cred, commanding me to make the sum of ten dol.
lars damages. (slD Judgment, and the further
sum OF seventy five 25l00 dollars (s75 25l00) cost
OF suit and all accriing costs. wherein John
Schneider Is plaintiff and Nasle Manley are de-
PENDANTS. | have levied upon and will expose at
pubic sale TO the highest bidder for gold and silv-
er com, at Justice NJ H. Wells Office, at Yankee
Hill, Concow township, said county and State,
ON SATURDAY, THE Il DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. D. 1866, at two o'clock P. NJ Of said dav. Al, the
right, title and interest of said Nagle 4 Manley, in
and to the following described property, to.wit:
One half IL interest in four (4) claims Of mining
ground of eighty feet each, of a CERTAIN bank on
the east side OF the west branch of the north fork
OF Feather River, about half mile above the mill
and claim, all in Concow township. Butte county.
california Also, all the rights pertaining to
said interest in mining grounds
JOHN y. WHITE.
Special Constable Concow township
Butte county, California
Yankee Hill, Jan. 10, Js66