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CAUTION.

Persons seeking the Elcctropathic Institute,
should be careful to remember the name and
| IN
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &C.
A NJ ERICAN H OTE L.
AUBURN, CALL,
SAMUEL G.. MORRIS, Proprietor
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

G;t THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING REFIT-
HMl. ted the American Hotel in asuperior style
he feels confident that his experience will enable
him to render entire satisfaction TO all who may
become his guests.
The Americans eligibly situated on thePlaza
and has the advantage ofbeing q fire proofbuid-
ing; and the Paro1, and Bed rooms are pleasant
and well furnished, and will always he found
neat and clean.
THE Il HsT.E
will be supplied with the best that can lie pro-
cured for the comfort of those who may become
his patrons, and
THE HAEs,
will always be furnished with superior liquors
and cigars
S. G. MORRIS.
Nov. /, 1865
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.'a.4s .iAr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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CLEVELAND CONVENTION
Adieurnment till To-Day.

CLEvKLANp, ONO, Sept The S,ld,er.
ana sailors Convention, IN response 70 a call
from those favorable to the policy Of President
johnson and the action OF the PhiladeIphia
Convention Of August II, met an thIs ciy to-
day.
Previous 70 the organization quite a spiritaa
scene wac witnessed, the delegations rising
and cheering with all their migh an cce~s "A yely
for the old flag. Generals Custer, Ron sseau'
Wool, McClellan. the Constit q ton, the thirty
ak States. and Andy johnson.
After brief breathing spell cheers were
given for Grant, Secretary seward, the Amer
lean army, General Steadman, and Goyernor
Brnmletie. Of Kentucky. ...
As the cheering was called for and eiyen in
each case there was scene Of wild en- ii usiasm
delegates ana spectators rising and swinging
BY previous arrangement Governor Bran
lette nominated Major General John L. Wool
as the Oldest major general in the United
States, and probably In the world, as tempo
rary president.
Gen. Wool was received with loud eh.~r..
and addressed the convention, saying The
object OF this great military convention, IL 4
understand az correctly, n TO consider the
principles demonstrated by the National Union
Convention at Philadelphia and the restoration
policy of President johnson on these subjects.
i would simply remark that the sooner Con-
gress recognizes the States declared by ma
jority OF ITS members 20 be out of the Union as
constituted parts of the Union, and admit their
loyal Representatives TO seats in the halls OF
Congress, and permit them 10 participate i'm
the national legislation of the country the
sooner will be allayed the fears and apprehen-
sions OF the people In regard 20 the dangers
which again menace the peace OF the country
and the perpetuity af the Union.
piause.
General Ewing addressed the convention ar
length; after which, the convention ad ,ourned
until tomorrow, when a permanent organix "a :
ton Will be effected.
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not Yet drawn, sl3,ss9 -; xunOunt drawn oy
the commissioners, si6,5o6.92, bills pad by
coumisieners, sl62is3, amount IN naak 70
tie cE'oit OF the commissioners. $751; bills
unpaid, sls.23Lt7; exesss Of expenses over
appropriation, 3S25.7s. The COMMISSION :
els state that the rxc~Ss was caused
IN part by The fact that they were CON-
ps LEO the deficiency OF the previous year.
wien ibelr was an Immense np m Der OF pau
pers and criminHis under connnemeu', and
also by paving the espsnsss of the small pox
hoepltni. The amounts @: recelpts for the year
wss SI.s56 a: amount Xpe nded by the InnIen-
oept, S2.fF3.16; CNcess OF expenditures, S5ie.s2
I hey state that during the year they have been
unable 10 procure funds irvm the Corporation.
and consfQGeDtly many of the ARTICLES were
purchased bv the Intendant from his private
funds. ana refer 10 the fact that an January
last, tie Iyphus fever, an a malignant form,
broke out, when many were taken down,
lamong others the faithful attendant. Mr.
Adams. who died but which was finally sab
dued by removing the prisoners 10 sents, &c :,
The following were introduced BY Mr..
Moore-Blll 10 increase the salaries Of the sa-
perintencent and operatives OF the IRE alarm
Telegraph; referred. BIli 10 rebuild = bridge
over i Iib~r Creek, NJ Jackson Alley; referred.
hy Mr.. Walker-Bili 20 erect sheds, fencing,
&C. around The school-houses on lsth street,
near Mary land avenue; passed.
Mr.. PeuFh ways and means committeel re-
ported ball 10 repair ana restore the standard
weights and measures in the once OF the same,
passed.
men - Bill for the relief OF Margaret ,ornan.
and bill explanatory OF act increasing he paw
Of certain oficers OF the FIRE department, re
ferred.
Mr.. Tslbert moved TO take mp the report ON
the resolution IN the case Of Downing against
Mortell that the former is entitled 10 the seat
as n represen tativ from the Third Ward
Mr. Mulloy ASKED that the resolution be net
considered whale there was vacant seats i'm the
Board.
Mr. Peueh urged that the question be no
longer postponed.
Mr.. Morsell asked IL the report was conciu-
siye, or did the committee intend - take more
evidence. He knew Of several witnesses who
had not testified; and he was Of the opinion
that if the committee could not secure their
attendance they should have reported 20 the
Board for such authority.
After some further debate. Messrs Drury ana
Peugh defending the action OF the com N ittae
the motion OF Mr. Taibert was lost
ieas, 4-Messrs. Carol. Drury, Peake and
Talbert.
Nays, lo-Messrs. Baker. Bryan. Joyce.
Msrche, Mulloy, Simms, Stewart, Walker, and
the President.
The Board adjourned.
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LATE PROM JAPAN.-Japanese dates 10
July 18th has been received. The total report
OF silk from July 4, 1866, TO June 30. is6o.
amount 10 ll,Oie bales. This IL a deficit. com .
pared with the two preceding years, of s5DO
bales. The rumor thai the General com mand- :
ing the japanese garrison at kanagaWa was
insane was contradicted. There is no truth in
the statement that active hostilities have com
menced between Shoehio. Staisuma and the
Tycoon. Later news say all is quiet The
Yokohama Lodge Of Masons has been estab
lished, the first in that settlement The Yoke
hamans have a rifle association, and will
shortly commence a race conrse. A meeting
OF the Daimois, at kioto. was TO be called that
the government may lay before them the agree
ment entered into with the foreign Representa-
tives respecting the opening of Hiogo. The
Belgian treaty was to be concs uded in a few
days. The Captain of the Italian frigate Ma
jenta, lying in the harbor OF Yokohsma, is ac-
credited with powers from Victor Emman uel
10 enter into treaty with Japan. There had
been a serious rice riot at Sinaga wa, a rowdy
suburb. Three hundred rioters, armed with
axes, &c, broke into eleven rice stores Tue
police and soldiery captured about fifty Of the
rioters. Rice had faiien two booe per picul in
Jeddo within few days. The people talk
very hopefully OF the effects OF the cessation
Of the Choshin rebellion.
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The Order Of odd. FelIowship

ANNoAL sL'sioN oF TIE GRAND LODGE.
,ss,,, a. tna ;,oa VI lSe Oroer OF Odd d-Fel-
,eroay Mor1,ag mg a.S ociocK, IN the Grand Sa-
loon OF Tue Ooo-feAows Hail, on Gay street.
In Baiumore. - -..
twenty -iour Grand Lodges, and sixteen Grand
Eneampments among them r q. N. VIM. r.
MeLean' SIano Lodge, " u. and p. q. NJ.
They compose the members who, having been
elected for two years, retain their right TO
seat in the body during the preeent ses sion and
erable number Of new members. -
I Inc report OF the Grand Sire was presented
and reaa nc 70 the Lodge Referring in general
t. rscsn, 20 Inc psesss SonoiSn o. the Lodge and
aTarSs NJ Ss, ~ lauo Sife telcn says: A.
anudi.,nn PhsSy sHte tnat tne general
ns, ~ .ha y. .nS grAnfylng In
hssn isrcs spd ,rpS Sae accessions nave
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DENTISTRY.

ID REMOyAL.
Dh. LEMaEl DENTIST, hes REMOVED from
= ~ 10 SoO Penn. avenue, ten doon~
T.sIh ExtsAaed Without Pain. Ali Der .~11f8
:, sons hss,1s Teeth 70 extract Il would sdvse them
taken ont. Teeth inserted on huber Gold and
Srer Saxs sahtes In sIdsI that Al persons should
To be conyincei Of the fact call and see for your
selves. Also, call and see the new and improved
NO; 26O Penn'a avesus, between 18th and 18th
je TT 8. r. LEWIE N n Dentist
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RIOT IN PHILADKLPHIA-one Nan Kilnd-
Sererdl Wounded. - Another disgraceful riot
among hremen occurred In Philadelphla on
Sunday morning An unoecupied building in
the extreme southeastern portion OF the city
was set on fire about 1-3O a. m; before the
names were exungufshed night occurred be-
tween the adherents Of the Shiffier Hose and
Franklin Engine. two rival companies the
former being worsted- The weccacoe Engine.
adherents, also rival company OF the rank
lin, came 10 their aid, and for some time a large
riot was in progress, the participants not only
using stones, clubs, and horns. but firearms
One member Of the ShIffler was killed and
several adherents OF all the companies were
severely injured. This is the second or third
time such scenes between the same cornpanies
have occurred within a few months During
the rot Henry Clay Walter, a member Of the
Shimer Hose Company, was shot and instant
ly killed. The shot is said 70 have been fired
by the driver OF a rival company.
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pUBLIO LAND SALES In WISCONSIN,.
SYNOPSIS OF rBE PRlsIpENgs pRooLl

SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRIsIDENTs PRooLA.
NATION No. 51O. DATED JUNE Il, 1855.
oroere public sales Of ever nve and quarter
Trfs1s rnns OF serss OF vacant public lands in Wis
= At the Land Once as La CROSSE, on the I7tb
dAy OF eKPIE BKR next, the RESERVED sections In
thirty -siL fownshfps and parts Of Tewnships In
tne e9unues OF Monroe, Jackson, Trempal and
At the Land Once at La CROSSE, on th. ,I.h
day Of skPTEMBHR next, seventeen parts of Town.
,ss see IsSd eOSpss Ds. q :toy yriLLs At
the l:t day Of OcIoBIR next. the reserved Sec
tions In forty four ToWnships and parts of Town.
ship In the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and ST.
At the Land Once at FALLS ST. OROIx, on
the nd day Of OCTOBER next. ten perts Of Tovn
the Land once 4 ESG cI%IRSIc La IfIcs On tn. Is.
parts Of Tovnships in the couI ties of Csrte. Uhin
pewa, Eau Claire and Dunn, =
At the Land Once ct sTEvENs POINT, on the
9th day OF OCTOBER next. one hundred and ten
Iswnsnips and parts OF Townships In the counties
At the Land Office at MENASHA. on the 5th day
OF OcTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
OF Iownsni % IN the county OF Oconto.
day OF NOVEMBER next, the reserved sections in
eighty one townahips and parts Of toWpshi d in
the counties OF Ashland, Ls'Pointe, Burnett and
Al the Land ONCE at BAYFIELD,. on the 10Th
day Of EovEx BER next. forty nine towns hfps and
HsIt. Of towns hfps in the counties Of Ashland La
M. EDMUNDa
Commissicrer OF the General Land ONE.
GENERAL LAND 0PFIcE, yuueH. 1856
NoTE-Unoer the regulations of the Depart-
mens. a. heretofore and now eyisting no pay meut
can be made for advertising procIamstions exoeet
to such publishers ss are speetoIly axthoytzed 10
Hsblish By the Commissioners Of the General Land
omce. - .----- $500. Je ZSlsvl3w
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II IAOMT0 n

Tte Inyentor aud Pstentes Of the MINERAL
PLAIE TEETH, attends personaliy at -
nis once In this city. Many persons can lb$&Q4
wear these teeth who cannot wear Others, 0
these. - - NN
Persons calling at my Office can be socommods-
teo Win any style and price Of Teeth theY may de-
sire, put 70 these who are particular, and wish the
EuLesS, eieanest, etroasest and most perfect den:
viii be more fully warranted. y 80
Rooms In this ctty-Ne 33s Penu'a avenue. be-
Philadelphia. - oc a0Iv
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~The Minutes Of the Presbv,eri.n

- The Minutes Of the Presbyterian Assem-
bly, report 15a40l communicants in the
churches, and only lis,639 members OF the
Sabbath schools. This makes the number OF
sabbath school scholars 1000 less than the
membership In the churches. But a more
careful examination shows that from HUNDREDS
OF caurches whose membere are reported there
is no sabbath school report. Were the reports
full, there should be an aggregate Of l6o,ooo 70
l70,CU in the Sabbath school column
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CLOTHING, DO.

% W ID
$4,000. $4,000. $4,000.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
OUR IMMENSE sTOOB OF CLOTHING
OUk IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
OUB IMMENSE STOCK OF CL0THIN0
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
MARKED BUWN
twenty-five Per Cezs Less than Cost
Twenty -hye Per Cent. Less than COST.
TweHty-hve Per Cent. Lees than Cost.
NEVER again will you have the CHANCE.
NEVER ssain will you have the CHANCE.
HEyER again will you have the CHANCE.
The goods must be sold within the next si xty
days. It gsrdless Of cost We mean what say
Come and see for yourselves before purchasing.
j. b. SMITH,
460 9TH street, opposite Post once,
&c 1+tf Washington, ID. @.
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IA little gfrl in the employ or the VOL :
cottviile, Connecticut, Manufacturing Com.
pany, Possesses most wonderful arithmetical
powers. She counts Z, 900 percussion cans and
puts them in twenty boxes (lOO in each) iu one
minute, and never makes mistake Ifthst is
troe, which we don't believe. that girl ought 10
be created Countess
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@At the Catholic Colony Of Mellary, I'm ra-
BILE Mound township, about twelve milee
south west from Dubuque, Iowa, the Catholics
are about TO erect the largest structure in rns,
State: IL viii be buiit Of brick. upon a stone
foundation. Will cover more than an acre and
helf OF ground, will be two stories high with
asteeple reaching from the church portion
l50 feet, and will cost between sIOQooo ana
S200.0OO. go .F .I. -
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~Mary Sanders, q httie girl nine years
old, died from fright in New York on fues-
cay, II appears that her mother. fer some
cause not ttated, was arrested ana locked up
bat was shortly afterward released, but the
shock to the child was so great that she lived
only until the following Tuesday, when she
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HE GREAT RKcoNsrRUCTIoNIsr

i he GREAT RKCONsrRUCTIoNIsr.
whose KOP-PEL? know him we'll
In charges q reduction'st;
Bat in "ft. y like Andy. hoys,
Hes a famous "Recoastr sctionisti''
Has rebel wear broke down Jour gear,
And threatened its de-tructiong
Twill all be ve.lf III. KOPPEG
Just tries his is''Rsconstruction ~
Beneath his skill, e'ch portion will
Be brought In close communion;
just as we'll ses q God grant twill bel
The States within this Union!
Now al men know, for q we'll dressed beau
The iadfes have passion; r
fben stop "spell" sith II KOPPEL-
His "ft's' the hi g hest fashion.
His work yeu III nnd of the finest kind,
And nothing "botehedr or slattern;
His goods consist % lengthy iisO
OF every stylish pattern.
K0PPEL, 18th street, opposite Treasury
Department. 80 ii I'm
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AMUSEM ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
. =. +f- tLate Grovere,I
Pepnsylysnia svrn.e. near willards' Hotel.
spHLpsss strLEY sTxss sso
TREMEsDous sUooEss
re.asEisd ana .rissses. n four ssss. 81 n TSos.
rae ZOE WITCH;
Or. THE KNIGHT OF THE FROZEN HAND.
No extra charge for seats iecurei In advance.
DooIs open at; Curtain viii rise at 8.
INAUeuRATIoN OF s-.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Corner Of Ninth street and PenpsylvAnia avenue.
MADAME oHI0NI.s AND sIGHos sUsINIs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX srRAKosoH. DIRECTOR
o. FRIDAY. segss%,Ss, q; and SATURDAY.
POSITIVELY ONLY TWO NIGHTS.
0kANb CHORUS AND OROHESTkA.
FRIDAY, sEeTEMBsR al, 1856.
OPENING NIGHT,
For he frat time IN this city the cslebr ated comic
opera, BY the ktccis Brothers.
CRIsPINo = IA C0MARE,
iss Wit RoweIiri cast spiendid new wardrobe ap
CIispin. sCSshler. :; ., sgsor sssini
Con'no del Fiore ..... signor Errani
miTsSoi.ho Doctor and 1po1neesry sisosf @ 6oistti
Ia Comare Sisnors Psrozzi
Don AsdrOsale ~.,,...signor Locs.slii
Dei toio oiR Onlo9o
Conductor and Musical Director. sisnor Sarti
SATURDAY, FAREwELL NIGHT,
Nerdis chef d'ahrre;
With the full strength OF the company.
Reserved seats in Orchestra, 81; admission to
Private Boxes, se; to Dress Circle and Pare quette
81; reserved seats, so cents extra The sale Of
fick eta will commence this Monday, September II I,
o. Merzerott Music Store % IL II
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NATIONAL THEATRE
- ~. ' tLate Groverf,y #
Pepnsylyania avenue. near Wtllards' Hotel.
SPALDiH9 RAPLKY ..-.--.- Pro "a ETO as.
j II. k.eRAOkMAN n. .hIA4E AANAAER
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ktermont the nrst state admitted into the
Union under fhe Constitution. and afyays
noted for its public men, has had butone m eu,-
Der Of a Cabinet, and he held the office for
only short time.
B0TOpe OF the conductors OF Toledo rail.
road train found an overcoat hast In the depot
In one OF the pockets OF the coat was e20.uQ1 IN
counterfeit money. The owner has not called
or II. o. doc -. n@4.a t-sfr llsIe .r- II
D0An English writer rays president John.
son bas done more public business IN one year
han Queen Victoria has done in twenty nine
and has done II better"
- One Oliver Bratts, Of winchester. Ala.
bama, lately kicked his wife 10 death. We ara
not told what becomes OF the little Brat,s.
|. - year aro to-day the price OF gold ranged
from Ii3 10 l43x. 49, :
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, "a
Summ0o.

In THE
L Judicial Ri /. COURT OF THE FIRST
and for IN. !asaaIei, Of the State Of Nevada. In
plaintiff W.. %uiioy OF Storey. Matilda Sheek.
brought in Tho Di.,r Nh, sneek, defendant. Action
District or The Sthia ~ SoStt OF the First Judicial
County Of storey, and ,bo N%ev@da, In and for the
County Of Storey, In the ITamplain' filed in said
said District Court. '"'e OF the Clerk of
The State OF Nevada sends pre,,,rr, =
sheek, DsfsndantN You are Sbbs Icing to William
appear In IN action brought against y o8uirsd TO
above named plaintiff, In the District Wy ,he
the First judicial District, Of the State NJ Sutnaoi
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Notice TO CredItors.

I1 a DISTRICT COURT o FTHE THIRD
CopntY ", District Of the State of Nevada
Oh Jonas 5. Akin. an insolvent debtor 'e petition
don Inc 20 IN order Of the Honorable VIM H,v.
hereby given to all the creditors Of tSs nCtee Is
t yse'' Honorable IS%Ss j; A Wni,, to be and appear I,esS,,
at the Court room of said Cnr-, "oIesaid.
town OF Dayton: and County Of iyon tho inc
the i4th day OF August. A. d. 1866, =, n
o'clock A. u. Of that day, then and there n ~ IL
cause, II any they can, why the PRAYER 81 nov sos,
insolyent should not be granted, and an ss.S@ eIa
ment of his estate be made. and he be dIsebarsas
from his debts and Liabilities, In pursuance, Of H.
statute In such case made and provided and In
the meantime all proceedings against said insol.
vent be stayed.
-~~t Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court thi, la S day Of Jglys 4; ? 1856
S hbNDtdCh.
Clerk Of the District Court, Third Judicial Dis
trict. Nevada.
By GEo. w. BEERS, Dep. Clerk.
VIM. NJ. Gates, Atty for Petitioner. Jyl3-td
I5Oc. State stamp. 70 In. Rev. stamp.l
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RedingtOn'& Co.'s raH
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

--Tr ."..| on .H...E-
THIS VALUABLE PREPARATION CON.
L taIning In a highly concentrated form all the
properties OF the jamaica Ginger, has become
one Of the most popular domestic remedies for all
diseases Of the stomach and digestive organs. =,
As a tonic II will be. found Invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro.
duced By fever or otherwise, for whilst 1t impaIts
to tho system all the glow and yigor that can DO
produced by wine or brandy, 1t Is entirely iree
nom the r~eactionary effects that follow Inc use
Of spirits Or any kind. 1000 ,o
Itis also an excellent remedy for icnales wno
suffer from frequent menstrustion. giving limos
immedInte relief to tho spasms that so frequently
II ewes Immediate relief to Nassau, caused py
riding in a railroad car. or by sea-sieknesS. OF
other causes. -,i .r,iIcat,on
49, R~heumatism Neuralgia, etc.
'N"' - REDINGT0N-& I. ~,
,voe.sm Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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Notice from Court to Creditors,

Notice from Court to Creditors.
TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
foJudIciarD District tSthte Of Nevada; County
of,storey, In the matter of the petition of .Theo
,,ore Gosse, nm i~nsolvent debtor. r.r
pursuant TO. an order Of the Honorable r. s.
Mesick, Judge Of the said District Court. noticeis
hereby given 10 all creditors ofthe said lnsolyem,
Theodore Gosse, to be and appear before the Hon.
orable r. s. Mesick aforesaid, In open Court, al the
Court room Of said Court, in'the city If Virginia,
county Of Storey, State Of Nevada, on the 2lstday
Of August, I'D. 1896. at 10 o'clock AN. Of that day.
then and there TO show Gauss. Ifany they can. why
the prayer Of said lnsolvent should not be granted,
and I'm assignment Of his estate be. made, andshe
bp discharged from his debts and liabilities. In
pursuareu OF the statute In such case made and
provided and In the meantime al proceedings
against said' insolvcntbe stayed.
S>b Witness my hand and the seal Of said
L. s. Court, this 10Th day Of July, 4; d. iso'
'.~~Sw ,a,v L. HERMANN, Clerk,
BY THos. B..FowLER, Deputy.
WIN W. BISHOP. Atty for petitioner. Jy''''d
l60c State stamp. Soc Int. Rev. slanlP.l --
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Assessors Advertisement.
U. >. Internal Revenue.

FOURTH DIVISION OF THE COILEc.
L ton District Of the State Of Nevada. conn-S.
ing the Counties Of Lyon and Churchill CNa,,c.
is hereby given that the valuations. n.....,,.n,'
and snumerat!ons Of subjects liable 10 duty nm.
DER the internal Revenue Laws Of the J}nI,ed
States, made and taken by d. 4. Arrs,r,nr
sis,ant Assessor for said Division, and rsin,noI
to me In the annual list for Nav, is6G viii ~
a open Tor the examination of all person.
concerned for the space Of TEN DAYS from ~
date hereof at the office Of the Assistant ks.sss
or OF SAID Division In the Town Of Dayton he.
tween the hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 p :.
each days. and AFTER the expiration on "a ~
days; to-wit; On the 25th day Of Angus isss
1 VIII receive and determine all appeals relative
10 erroneous or excessive valuations. a..sss~"n'
or enumerations made and taken BY saId 49,
ant Assessor. All appeals 20 the Asse.sor y.
Aforesaid. must be made In writing. and spec,SS
the particular cause, matter or thing, rsspeetins
which a decision Is requested and shah more
over state the ground or principle Of error com
planned Of. WARREN WATSON.
.H- u. s. Assessor.
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