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New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
proposale.

OsfigR Jg AssisrAsr CoHNkRY GrysuL SUBssrRNcR,l
NJ tSrATEsr Ncs York June y. 1857
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
"a gu Iup.'e yi be received ual ]! o'clock OF WEDNES
DAY. Ilur J 1871 by
lf Lsgt n L,lby Bet Capt. A. G. F,st Scalysr
lN li.lt J T. ShermIl. & q s. Port Himl'1l
"a Lieut. T. K Russell. A. O. g.. Flt Wil,sprih.
ls Lieut. WIN n. Chlse. A. g. s.. Nii.ets .ont
Capt froFk Fggei. 4. O. :. Dif.lS islgi.
st their respective stations for furnishing iht troops e-'it vti PRR5
BEEF July 10 N1g.nhsr D. 7 AMI by le gl-sn-
this Office toe Dr Ike suppl uy te F Beef
TIA, mly be required Dr troops IBIS city from ani 20 t dates above
spsc.ieL
TIE Propol 1r Fort HagrOf 70 met ie Fort L!fIgs,,
The envelope nclsg pppons mis BE- Yior5i Proposals b
fiflnhiug Ftsl Beef
The s beef 10 b. Of good marketable lly With elHt proper
tons Of ag hri quarter (nek l9k and kidney Cw
ce gl delivered the expense II tue contractor q such quantities
anil lt such times tsnlv b. relgrej
No b vii be cut,rns tat made by regr butcher who
fan bis present pIcs # business lni residence
The bills ch Hu, De accompanied b. guaranty suei BY
th8 gulriutnrs ii sls'llpf. A. f'iOTs.
We the Undersigned hereby guarlne hs' Ia case the foregoing
bal II - - be- 1-c'ptl q shall be illy fflef ae.orl1s
aui rud .u. also. tat written contract sa1u be
executed, with ao bonds me sua u is 'hogslri dollars o'h
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5team5oals ano Railroads.


DEGULAR HARTFORD LINE-First-class
Ia tte CITY Of Hartford lri Granite State Pecksp
daily leKePt hunsr AZ r Hartford c. connecting Spring
' p.enges nd freight Pre 81 - Hartford second Glass - p
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1877 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1907
COhMBNCINJ JURB . 1877
Passenger sh''a EeyroE corner -eHiy s,7s,h All Fo1h
ave Entrance On TWen.g.ssTeuthst %
TRAINS LEAVE NRw.YORE.
fof s..,5.Ten asa BatseP,rt 100 s0 (Krj II % IS
Tor Miore sso- PssI soatbport wes7o-; To II D
70, FarEaE 100 400 Gr). aOo nD.n AIS (RrA 3O (srl
3ls. 40 (Er 3 % 3 % Or o m
FOf Dsren. 100. 300. H. - 3f5 4 30 53)p m
For GreenNoi. d. 300 A. % m g. AS s 90 61op
F'r StimfoH TOO 800 tEti 100 llDa l2l5 Br 2l5 1O
(Brl. as. 40 lEEl. as. SD -, eOO (Brl.
For Greenwich aui iniermsiase Stations 100 3J lid 2l9
CcNNECrTSG TRAIYs
For Boston. vii Springfield 800 (ir 100 Or sO)pm
For Boston. VIA Shore Line. ~ IS (Br b %
For Hartford aud Springfield. sOOa tEIa Ri5 100 (BIL 800
For Conn,o,u River Railroad soOa IN r) l2l5p NJ
Tor Hldul Prorisas, Railroad Es) an i7l5
p m.
For evIIayen Eev Lonios AMI stonngoa Railroad a. 100
y l5.30O 800
Por Csri Railroad. - IS . IN n Northampton
Tor Hountoui' Raioii. BOO m 3Olp
Fot Nsugauck Railroad. 2 - a. m JOD m
F0r Dauhuy AMI kJTwak RIiIrDii 100. 9Ola 4Opu
Commoloas Sleeping Ca@ attacked to 300 P 20 tr,in -
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Che gnrt.
DEXTER VS.. ETHAN ALLEN and
Il RUNNING MATE

4 RUNNING MATE
FASHION COURSE, FRIDAY June 81.
A match S20O0 mile heats three IN ave -
r. Dobles br 10 harness; d. NAces Ethaa Area soa
Running Mate o., a. A het,rr
than any Ethan and h mate th
bred Charo p recently vent third heat1n In s s
made the secOnl In 2H 2is -. t.n...l.
me start will be O'Clock pecisely Bess fen CO..
evsfr half hour Thirty fOahs ee nlna'e. tran.
Tsnh TWENTY st. sui Ninety second e. ,rsla a
from Hunters Point st n:5S and st s:V oesSs 'P'-
100 o. .ee.,ei
SPECIAL NOTICE Arrangements aud COED oTas Psv.,
FASHION COURSE.-TROTTING ~! iS:s. ks.
DAY June o. st9 nPsss .1a pa Panic j. Doaseys
Fesrisss D. Pafsr. m LueJ Lo.s. o. ,S y tTo,i Win
sAsK DArTbe celebrated horse p' vii s 70 the hest
bis fss sister Bruneis 10 the Po' SIMMONS Propdeor
wagoa.tns on record x,,,,.T- xy0pE a,J
JEROME PARK RACEswNbb,MN,1TH 1HfhsbaY an1 no
., s week trains this Road VII run oIs s
oas nna os.s Dspo, corner Of Fs second ~ - -
a. olows Leat ~ retaining minedssI ster Toe rsees
"l'" sna E''''''r l. c. BtcKHotf kas aHi 'sH s'V@
yaas Il. iaeL
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(Nlmosofg gnlnrtBl

the b.ng avlrl tle ucfd bidrs viii he
required h 70 Il the cintrict inl bont ffy
tJ5TfJ BE Pr9p1ssi rN D. o. " M, TJnf1n, sai
other thta genuine bid made perfect yQl fifth. viii slect tue
sui the % The extreme pelly he IL
BE attached
AMI lie uies two c,lilo and sufficient ties r tie sm of
tio.siu Iair The Government the ,h reject
BID rhish sis0HiheOr lisilauis geons 20 It.
Payrft4 b. matt if0Htfig i chTcicy 10 e4udtni
soon as flrls arc received fIr the purpose
A A. CLARKE Rrsre M,ior.Gs, AC O. &
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AMI plopoioas,e seduction to al intermediate point, stations w.t
Tose, si' .o anil baggage checked at or bo,r
EOR NORWALK DIRECT .-Railroad time;
syS s 9 s' pea % No 10 T. E1 nrs M ana 5 Msfs EyEaY
AFTERNOON At returning leaves Norsak at 7.i5 OF Ae
1 Tickets IL Is Stages .oao.ci for and scac
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.--Fo White
- stone B's' D' ,'re'' Neck S'ai. P9S SsN CoSh Mos
elegant ,aLoew Steamboat SElwAYAHA Cs. Pos, m,s'-r will
i'i i he '.i1 above So psdl a. Z ps + Ssg y si @ No.
NORTH SHORE, Staten lslond.-Boats leave
~ I1rNo - r. between psy 'ni 'oii'nl;,' - 9 lo1
~ All All 55p b@ro LEr SUNDAY ssi,o ,ai ri:
EOR HARTFORD-Stopping at all points on
hi Connecticut hye--MEhClANrS LINE The neg end c..'
+ Ger leaves n, j,ualy excepted on Pf n, q 'o Of A.
b'ars; Returning leaves Hartford ff'a Cmlns Wh,rt 't
surpassed Fare 81 No .hnrs Dr betl Meals AID state
rooirs extra
LIOR NEW-HAVEN, Fare u cents, No change
'I p S S' a 90 e.. S,r,ya % s' ' a, 4 asr,v P '
EOR NEW-llANEN. HARTFORD, WHITE
M gSI4isS , A-FAGk one ,r Ssp, @ s,' r'' Sup
y 'i,ip.t MiTrAIo' ci N''', ilrs. Pc. 10 - N
&C. S'yas Zas5 i % ,s E, G sa. ' s S' & e a. > a. returning
I,as O.. .lI Nl,igls.,a ,lg!a- -,
FOR SAG lIARBOR, GkEEN PORT, orr,
LSr, ORIENT PIT AID NV stFFplh h-lhr neS x -"9l
i-et ri Ess' '..' y~'Iot TrfpAls THURSDAYS. ana
fnptaG ir -silirrrn hrtrfIr rIlIi aui Ef-
head RETURNING il.-s $40 HAEGJR pu MONDAYS NEb@h'
DAYS. aud F}iDAlS Mtst3 gnE .NrHE lif sit ~
pE,oSIc BAY u.Tti5Hr
FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND sraNY GrOOg-Slaanrr S'N
BEAM Can't g. Iilr'h s'r, per 50 % Goa WEDNESDAYS ill
SATURDAYS per- time table c'lles Lf stays VIII Mnrrs
Fir, Rocky ro-i i SttiuAet = TUTHilL agent ''o1'l
nAILY EXCURSIONS 90 GLEN COVE nnd
~ EOSiNS. landing Wietpfr. G1v's- b0A bfrt Nsr.
Point Nlts Docs lHl Dru Itt ou aai sner huADAl
June tf s'c'uivs ARIOWsNrrI riF' Nte viii 1Ie Pes
- Hls' River cfrff moIrH furius etrtci af9'
% tar ihl i'ulaf, Fluug fl e,-e V't'fn ltj - IN
GARATOGA, RUTLAND, BUFFALO, SUS-
- PENSION EalNtE.' MlrSr MA&StiELD. -Ii WHITE
MOUNTAINS va BURLINGTON ,ai 80 rpu'. Norh sri W.,
ALBANY DAY LlNK-TI~ .i-luh1ls Willard aud DANIEL
sil sfsr Msr 3D. Dr-brSeist ~ I'd ~
Irt .fourths' % % los Allnl landing t Ionses t'tn
Er'luf1i. lIghsrrar Rlil-Hefk Bufo tf.i
Atlls ai Hlioa h srfr trs it Als Depot BY ~ 1
New lurk Cairl 1ri nsf-I ul t1fri1g Nll's 80
Srenrcalr Ahiug si SusueIsunh Railroad . Jutl ga
ls change 1f i. ifk' tasrpr slmhl1tf no NAie
ban f RIlt Point arriving Mo-tfeli s % Returning nil
cara. tItf1rt al 3 a.
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JACOB T. OAKLEY.
iony I,,;,, , > qT,rrIwyEaI yI,ry no''i Of Assessors

'FFftTI IltTU '''- II''If' II'.
CORPORATION NOTlCE.-lhc Committee
o. 1ke ~ i1.h hranfh ~ hs Cnz1e Counsel viii meet
lr Cnah,roi h Boar, h Aldermen M Ih1lr ucI ihe 2lb n'
Al one 1rz d. rescrs Interested favor % continuation
Of M. .-r o. % cf stsicu well tor n7ni thrreio al
Ions h.7s t1rs 20 nfkc. tending % hnJ
Boz - rfcssrt mtkcts AL ihe n doug busrcss
ttrca person. g. state "a connection ih,em 10
M L rs r 90. nf Alai ~ GIVING tlcf Views
u conn - ii thc stc-t consider ~ W tIe sid tumHt'-.
m m M . t1 le ~. the aforementioned time 1ni place
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''' ~ i Z cLARkE Bf,re, MdorGea A. c Gs

OFgcg A.'AHF OOyNissAHf GENERAL ~ SUnsisrENoR
n, . SrAvz-sr.. kGw loux, June ll l3Jl )
4 RAlY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ u Hprlt.i o. received by the unlr Sn.i pnt lNc1rs
fnrSD 81 @ fIr Supplying Tor lle u TIE Jnii
Army SS hSCk STORES to BE- delivered SsSiofS Or
Bo,klTn--, follows. VIZ.
30 900 ponds Green RIO COFFEE .
Brrs requested o es s furnishing IN either OF three
srcs fllpfs
lat Gf.-n gin'i bisB
Green So Lsil.s .t sl.ipe 20 BE- a. 'his oaIcs
Green ps~kr ith'c irks fore r1lrs pound each
5000 p0sns JAVA COFFEE 0nsu slrks enclosed N gunny
biss
Bds n,v he1uai. 10 blni o. iuir pail
Fu - .4 coffee uusl be delivered With TIE popo'ib.
aul rcf.grai , leI-.1.
Maieri.'s 3D. ,--.s rtt be- exhibited b7 hiiierA
3fls fs b. it.iiei - each proposal.
lnls Do sTrrs complying precisely vita al t1e
lthb q hs r1sdtr,a Must c3nhn tie wEtea guar
Of ts1 -ppnshir 1Ima as fjl1~s;
Ne rui.r4gui hr that shOad All part Of
bs ljrc bi o., accepted SAL Doe - fiaei sscoI ., is sc
,f th~ ir ~ s stores proposed 10 be turuisIe
shall BE- itrl if rrqHiIsi
The SELLER nlmr pr u bru,5I ont The iate II purchase we
v gnff ti net wslhts int shppHs
kei
ase Al other 90 srk %, ihf,T,t,L
The oae r Inspected before rs lererF, nf compared
uii thc retained mps ReHas % fcgl sgac by Pr3tss1nh
Public Wcgiet mast b. furnished
Pfg~ rag BE- iili rryo rs cT'rai-r, as soon as finds
rct- rel Or the purpose
Coplctors eIpte to hr goo without expense to the
United S,itD. uIti - Ti'rti fir Shipment -
B1ls PorosI u0 Le 6risot 1i rs orr, whb pa ,.
ir-si rft'is ff ftf % o. undsrrln4, 1Hf ,fsd
Hvs Mti zen A. 4. isS
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NEW-YORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP co.
THE CHEAPEST LINE
THR PIRSf-CLASS l.. s MAIL STEAMSHIP
WESTERN METROPOLIS, Capt wa WEIR
v lsSe Pier No &C. r. on SATURDAl lruc ~ at uOIl,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking passengers Southampton avre ana Bremen following f1i4s
gol equivalent nrrcneY Paris oflon - atiitJaA.
Frst Cabin. $40; Seco3t ibin I35: StrrraYe =
Bremen Southampton and lsFre n New Y iOfk
Fr,i Cabin RllO; Second Cabin, go. Bit
EXCURSION TICKETS. OFT AND HOME
Pirst C,lin $40 Seonl Cabin sl3l StrrTige 80
Northern Light Jay II Atlantic ..Juy q
For expressage, is ~ p1aa.e, apply
ISAAC TAYLOR. Prfsil.at No ~ Brntltay.
A MEXICAN CITIZENS going to EUROPE,
n sou o. tain thlr PASSPORTS Eom JOHN LANklRh lmied
states Passport No IS CtFe Neaio near the city Han
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU
Uui.ei Passports indispensable TO tats issued " j. D.
MONIES. Passport Agent. no 2O2 BrnadNay.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT OFFICE
No S5J BroadNay near Twcny ri st-NATIANlEL EAtON.
E,rr Public aai Commissioner Travellers 10 Europe mu'l nave
Passports
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Ocean 5ieamers


The s.eamshp CITY or WASHINGTON Of the i,E LINZ will
sal from Pier q hoh River at noon WEDNESDAY Jans d.
Liverpool. calling at Queenstown.
KAiEs PasSASE-Frst Cabin eIiO s,eer, e3ocurr.1cT
JOHN q. DALE, Agent. No. 10 Broadway.
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ions p q,Il.a.lWyGlL oo'rl Of Assessors.
. , t......... a., f',tri Ig.rse fure y 1857

nOCKS AND SLIPS TO .RENT.-Ihe Comp
tr, r II d. CTS Hi receive pr'pos anil AlON
DiY runa D. i1 o. os9k os laHg until MIy 10 & one
hslf ni MS ' 8 d. md h y River niormal '4 Iis
tle sane O. hc .pi sA sffl.rit.ln 70 us Office
By order " the Commission. .gs n q SINKING l1rl
- IItUARU d. CONNOLLY. Comr'r0ler
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6tedmboats duo Railroads.
NEW ROUTE r77wrzr
n L Wy O Il X AND i O s ON,
VIA
BRISTOL, II. ].
TIfE EARRAGANSBT STEAMSHIP C)MPANTs

TlfE EARRAGANSBT STEAMSHIP C1MPANVs
keF and MsgIiaceat steamers
BRISTOL Cayt Bgs1ANlN DtATTOS, sui
PROVIDENCE. Oapt r. " SiNh-jys.
VIII rnsug long Isndssouai MONDAY ~
ing PIER No 40 NORTH RIVER foot Of Css dining
Albany Per EVERY AFTERNOON Suaiays eIccpte o'clock.
connecting Bristol wth tie Boston and Providence Railroad reaching
railroad other
rail, - mlcs-ime, ~ hours.
These stsnnchet and elegant
placed OF 10 hrrhen 800
tte he
guard boilers below
deck, and with arrangement af comfort anl safety
In tie nnBbeT AMI size Of their S0OHs s1i extent ard seni
Of their aoommosoii. they unuTpssi and IN TIE strength Of
their bulls fuly equal 20 Steamers
state Rooms and freight aang made
at The Onice Of the COMPANY on the pier u SeF-ioTk
MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSKILL.-The
VA splendid steamer ANTELOPE wiz her regular
trips this route onSATURDAl MORNING, b june leaving fN
Pier iay w,t0ut erDtOn; viii land At Thirty
fJgrsL. lunks Dobbs fey Hastings Tauyt0wn, Mack Sing
Sing verstrsv Grssy Point nl Ypanck Leaves Peessnu
return. u p
GREAT REDUCTION-LOW FARE TO the
~ WHIT. NORTH. sad EAST yis TROY LINZ or STEAMERS
from Pier No "a r. foot Of SpBgS daily at o'clock sigr
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ron HOSfOS.
WORCESTER rALNgR ultf rG NASHUA LOWELL coz
CORD rIlK wiz JGNIAiNS AND
iNTERNRDlAIE POINTS
TIs srt sauri r.ciues n he NDr ..h lir0
CRY or BOSTON aui tirf OF EkW YORK
earo taly isupdirs rF-cDriI ai 5tHE kou
Prf ~ - N5r.h a. rrr ftli 0f NtsifJ o..
FOR NEWLONDDN.
ktposs ne
poHts Worcester Ersol 4ut h'r-fuf N1sf
aud Nsa,iua ani i.Iul % Aui NlfiLr1 halratis
Irgrlt takes a. sI.tr. rae iufJ,rar1H inqpfe ~
ssrHr mt dc FHf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-30

THE INTERNAL REvEYUE.-Thc report
of Commissioner Rollins Of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, is fuller and longer
than any of his previous documents,
and gives the receipts in full for the last
two years. The aggregate receipts for
the las. fiscal year, were S455, 1920 ,474,
of which, after deducting the amounts
drawback and refunded, the Govern
mentnetted S263 Ass, 2Gl, or about S47,-
600, 900 less than for the previous year.
The reduction is partially owning to
the decrease in taxation, made last Win
ter, and the addition of many articles
to the free list. Comparative tables
show that the receipts for stamps are
upwards of 81, 900, 900, greater than
they were las. year; incomes $780,
600 less; cotton, 81, 900 more; Ii
csnsc, $4,000 more; cigars, chcroots,
etc., $500, 900 more; chewing and
smoking tobacco, nearly S3,ooo,o 900
more; distilled liquors 100000 less.
The revenue from distilled spirits was
S2s, 296, 626, and the Commissioners says
tina. 80, 299, 626 gallons were reported
to revenue officers and can be accounted
for by them during the year. A con-
siderable proportion of this of course
is yet in bond, and therefore has not
paid any tax. The expenses OF the rev.
enue bureau, this year, are Ss,7l2,oOo,
which is about S22, 900 in excess Of last
a The number of smuggling cases
compromised during the year was 97s,
mostly whore the evidence was INSULT
Gent. The commissioner estimates
that the aggregate receipts of the Blu
e for the fiscal year ending next June
will be about S226, 600, and for the
year ending June, 1869, about $780,
900, 900.
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top, and as they would dip at the bridge
not o few of them got into the water.
Some Of them made land, but most of
them were drowned, for in the water
chickens cannot swim like ducks.
The SAoRAMESTo.-At day-break this
morning the X street guage indicated
the hight of the Sacramento river to BIO
% feet 0 inches above low water mark.
At noon to-day it had gained another
inch, and at Q o'clock this afternoon it
had fallen to 23S feet.
FULL TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lake
is brimfull and running over, the water
from it, in rapid current, crossing Jib-
boom street directly north and south of
the Gas Works. Crowds of people are
visiting the locality, as the weather is
delightful.
RAILRoADs.-The train of tho Sacrn-
meuto Valley Railroad left this morning
and reached q point only four miles
from the city. Tho Pacific train did not
proceed beyond the city limits-both
returning.
FALLING FAsr.-Ato one o'clock to-day
the American, at Brighton, had fallen
| eighteen inches, and was still subsiding
rapidly. There is now no more danger
from that quarter.
AT THE BnIDaE.-Tho Sacramento, Mt
the Yolo Bridge, was to-day higher by
two and a-half or three inches, accord
ing to the nail in the sycamore tree,
than in the great flood Of 1872. At
noon it had fallen about an inch and "
bnlf
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BROTHER EARLE WANTS TO RETURN.
The Rev. A.. B. Earle, r~eviyalist and
evangelist, has got back to his home in
Newton, Massachusetts,, and sends a let.
ter from that place, which is published
in the Christian Adpoeate. In the course
Of it, he says:
81 take this method Of expressing my
thanks to the ministers and members
of eleven denominations of Christians,
with whom | laborcd so pleasantly. !
also thank the citizens, among whom ]
passed, for q warm welcome and liberal
support in every place. In every home
and church | was received not MS q
stranger, but as n welcome guest. And
when | passed out though your Golden
Gate, and could no longer look upon
your beautiful green hills and fruitful
valleys, and thought that might never
again look upon your smiling faces or
feel tho warm grasp of your hands, tears
would flow. And | have often offered
the earnest prayer, Lord, send mo to
labor, ut least n season more, on the
Pacific Coast!' l hope may return
another year."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-30

THE Grant meeting ut Cooper Insti-
tute, Wednesday evening, was immense
in numbers and influential in the char
acter of those conducting it. a. 7.
Stewart presided, supported by an ar
ray of Vice Presidents, and speeches
were made by Judge Hilton, F. p. Cut
ting, Gen Sickles, Lyman Tremaine,
S, b. Chittenden. The resolutions
adopted merely nominate Gen. Grant
for the Presidency, and express conf
dencc in his sagacity, judgment, ener-
gy and patriotism. The President of
the meeting was authorized to appoint
q permanent Grant committee OF twcn-
ty-fye. The leaders in this movement
propose to run Con. Grantfor President
without regard to party nominations or
platforms.-SprinaheH Republican, De-
Gender Z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-30

Q, J. LANSING,
Town Attorney Of town Of Gold Hill.
Storey county. Gevadn.
W. !. CUMMINGS, Marshal Of Town Of
Gold Hill, Storey county. Nevada.
Dated at Gold Hill, this 2sth day of December
A. n. 1867.
And, also; To the following named defendants
and 10 all owners or claimants, known or un.
known. Of the possessory claim and improve.
ments thereon. hereinafter described: You nre
hereby notified that u suit has been commenced
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
trict, In and for the county ofStorey Stnte Of Ne
yads, by the Inhabitants Of tho Town Of Gold
Hill" on plaintiff, against the defendants herein.
after named, and the following described tract or
parcel Of land with the improvements thereon,
situate within the incorporatelimits Of the Town
Of Gold Hill, county Of Storey, State Of Nevada,
and oil owners or claimants 10 the samc, known
or unknown, 10 recover the corporation tax Of
tho Town Of Gold Hill aforesaid levied between
tho first Monday Of May. A. ID. 1867, and the fifth
day OF August, A. D.. 1867, and that a Summons
has been duly issued In said suit; and you are
further notified that II you fail toappear and an.
swerin said action ono eforethoFOURTH day
OF FEBRUARY, a. D. 1858. Judgment will be-
taken against you and the possessory claim and
improvements thereon for the amount Of YAK
specified, with ton per cent. added thereto, and
for all all costs subsequent to the assessment Of
said taxes and Of this action.
John Doc Seal and John Doe Anderson 0n
name Of Seal & Anderson. lot A. block
6, range ID s525 co
G. J. LANSING.
Town Attorney Of Town Of Gold Hill,
Storey county, Nevada.
W. I. CUMMINGS, Marshal
OfTown Of Gold Hill, Storey county Nevada.
7. MULcAHY.
Sheriff, Storey county, Nevada.
December %, 1867. dr3n.td.
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LATER!


From the Sacramento Bee of Thursday evening
THE FLooD.-The fall Of rain has been
very great over the whole country north
and east of this city. Wherever the
telegraph reached it told Of almost in.
cessant rain yesterday, and the hight Of
the rivers to-day attests the fact.
The RAILROAD BRIDaE.-Some four
| bents of the railroad trestlc work on the
north side of the American were carried
away, day before yesterday, so that the
cars could not cross, and the passengers
had to walk over ard take fresh cars on
| either side. Several more Of them wont
last night, and a portion Of the embank-
ment on that side has gone also. Pas
| sengers could not cross ct all this morn
ing, so that communication was cut off.
The bridge itself is all right, and in a
few days the breaches will BIO repaired.
MANY FEET.-The high wind all over
the State, so far as it has been heard
from, did considerable damage by blow
ing down fences, ~uprooting trees and
topping over houses. The Yuba river
has been cutting new pranks, and took
q chute into the Feather, east of Marys-
vile.
ALL GoNE.-We hear that John
Rooney, who has a ranch on the Ameri-
can river above Brighton, has lost all
his stock by the flood. Several of his
neighbors have also suffered consider
able loss.
FALSE ALARM.-The report, early
this morning, that the waters Of the
American were flowing over the levee,
caused quite q stir among those dwell
ling on the low grade, and humorous
we're the arrangements about to bemade
for removing furniture, etc. In au hour
or two, however, when authentic in
formation came that there was no over
flow, and not even q breach, the excite
ment subsidized and peace vas soon re-
stored.
UP THE AMERIcAN.-Thoso having
charge Of the Yolo Bridge would not
open the draw to-day, being afraid that
it was not safe. The Marysville boat
was ready to leave, but was detained
for that reason. The boat which came
down about IL o'clock, this morning,
ran up the old channel Of the American
and landed her passengers on the levcc
ut the Central Pacific Railroad work.
shops, near Sixth street
The AMERIoAN.-Last evening the
American river began to rise rapidly,
and during the night it gained an addi-
tional altitude of between seven and
eight feet. At day-break this morning,
the American was two feet higher than
at tho time of the big flood, January TO-,
1862. The American river is o fall.
ing rapidly.
The RIVER AT FoLsoM.-County Clerk
Shirland, received the following this
morning: Il
Folsom, Dec. 90, '67-lO 4. M.-Road
impossible. Tho American river hero
has been as high as at the time OF the
big flood of Is6l-2-but it is falling
rapidly.
CuIcKENs.-Several times to-day por-
or roofs of out-buildings came
down the Sacramento with chickens on |
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tbs Washington correspondent of the
Boston Post tells this Of Gen. Butler,
and it undoubtedly comes. from the
White House. In October, 1865, he
called upon President Johnson and
urged him to stand by the radical
party, saying, "Mr. Johnson, you can
be the nominee of our party for the
presidency, and as Grant will be the
nominee of the democracy, you can
beat him to HI" "But," replied the
president, seen. Butler lisa candidate"
"No SIR" rejoined his visitor, "Gen.
Butler will not be n candidate in 1868,
but will be in 1872"
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DErUNcr.-J. Wells Kelly, once n
printer, but for several years past a
worthless vagaboud, and a disgrace to
the craft, fell dead suddenly on Clay
street, near the Times Office, San Fran
cisco, on Saturday evening, December
2lst. He is but little loss to the conf
munity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-30

Four STEAMSHIPS arrived ut San Fran
cisco last Tuesday, bringing dates from
England, France and Central and South
America, Australia, Honolulu, British
Columbia, and the lower coast.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

REPORTED DAILY BY H. II. FLAoo, BANKER.
SAN E%RANcIsco. Dec. 3O-l z. ".
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Lopr.-N. Coombs, of Napa, and Sam.
Brannan, of San Francisco, are the own
ers of Lodi, who, it is expected, will run
him again with Norfolk before q long
time elapses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-30

JAMES GORDON BENNETT is se%venty-onc
years old, and is worth $4,000, 900.
And the canny old Scot talks, it is said,
Of starting q daily paper in San Fran
cisco and risk upon it one Of his millions.