davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1867-08-02

Hon. a. L. BRowN, formerly a repre-,
sentative from this county in the Legislature,
aid gentleman who has figured prominently
in local aiTSS-irr, starts for the old homestead
to day. lIr B. nd party travel by way OF
Fort Benton. Bon uoyG51"H.
, 1867-08-02

CALIFORNIA PoLITICs.-The Sacramento Union
and Bee, and the San Francisco Bulletin and
Call, the leading and most influential papers in
the State, continue to oppose the election of
Gorham and the balance of the Union ticket
The canvass is being conducted with great vir-
ulence with the chances decidedly in favor of
the election of the democratic ticket
, 1867-08-02

MYERS F. TRUETT, formerly merchant
Of San Francisco, and in early days soLea-
what prominent in politics, has been nomin-
ated for Probate Judge, by tie democrats
of Missouri county, Montana Territory.
, 1867-08-02

AN Ex-JUDdE.-Judge Oliphant, former
ly of Washington Territory, and for several
years dispenser of justice in this district,
now holds clerkship in the Interior Depart.
ment.
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3t.arus Gpuutp uns ttmeesens.

Dit 3eit nabt bsran, 100 iid Mot nur heins
l1npdslihfeitsn, iorbern eefabrlihe arantbette''
einIeten; Ssnn bisis pfesea bic iteten Seslsttez
rinnsn oss raubsn Winters su iett. Seretts
madt Hh Der ncrpilde 8amerab fatlsar, eilt'se
{einer GcrlGufer maden uns auf iein taIbieea
Grldeinen aufmerti am. ga it es Tenn in'r'er
aut, ,,enn man e;nsn suserlabisen5tathssbsr uni
Selfsr III Der Nrtb bat. Diclsn filoen uniers
lelsr in Ssrrn 0r. 9. g. @etsr in ct. eleue.
Oenltlbeu fTnnen mir ais einen aussc;eidAls=
ten cmScpatbiihsn @rst empfshlsn. las Nabez
re III erleben ir Der Mn;eise ess Serrn Or.
Websr lit elmer anpern Spale.
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9abrer s%infenser Sote fur 1868.
Nuetnise 5auptnieperla9e oes &az
le1rere 600 ;u $123 unb 1000 $3.50
unp rer Oprfsettuns in meiner 5ialile
in Nemz9)prt.
Sietor Ndarc,
200 Gait 5puiton Strass. Statirn D.
8pr SO.
s. 8. @etser in 2abr.
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MF Oas als Org=@rrp=5aus, .. Us.
Seroeriol unb &c., 1T uniern eeebrtsn seIerr' su
euinrlis befannt. ais cab cine GmpIebluns BON
unlerer 5eite nOtbis tpare, unb tclen mir Beg
talb bios tarauf aufmsrfiam n1absn> bae bisie
Hirma fprtrdbrenb neue @aaren entbalt bab
bielc Waaren siel tiQiger ais bic alien llno uno
bies bebbalb ben 8dufern su gut t0ntnat.. DAP
bic 5errtn Mabler unr CABIN tsmubt isin rper=
ben, INNER bas 9eRe fit ibre sanpsleute 81
tbur, mi0cn mir nidt erit iasen. 0sbtalb ra-
then mir j: @ebet mad .. %. Snscrlou NIB 80.
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Nusfunft o%erlanat.

Dprarp Wtlmann. Der isiM Shue-
neru Dor IS Sabre in p;ttsburab, %, gum
i,sten Male sclebsn, spunint iebnliaf Nadridt
ron ben{slten pbsr bsrsn 1unmebriaeH Au1ent>
ba(tsprte ~ erbaltsn. Msnl6enireunet, bic
mir bisritsr Musfunft seben ~tonnen, tusrosa &C.
beten, cielelb, ssfaaislt 3usulsnoen unter oer
More0e:
9aul Mirn."
(Wsdlslt!dttsr msrpen ~aebetea, gu ecalrsn.)
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So fir @sibnadtm UNI 9ieujabr!
smit 1sranisen MAIDEN mir rieesrtclt unisrs
qeIer. bic 8fporf tater fir 0rY Oroos, 5utc II.
Mlssn &c, auf bic @claafts bes 5erra
petsr SGonner
in Minneapclis nno ct. anttons> aufnsrflam.
-OerIelbs nerfauft III f~ate!taft nisesrn preiien
pie befen galicos su 10-12t ets. oteyaro;
allies ibriss i'm @erbdltnib. 8srlaumt .efsha!b
nid,t, tps,t itr taufen rcat, 5errn y. S'ssn=
nor eiuen 8sluh bsultatte,l.
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9isuer
Sdub< uno Stiefel<Stpre
~. 6. TrDblieb.
Drittte @trabe, ct. Yaul, Mtnnelrta.
(Er,ptre BIpf. ptsre Stabt.0

Srten, i'd sur gnseae fringe. eas i'd uetn ebemaiises
@.lddft n~euertinss auI eas Bette s,atlirt BABE, esIaube i'd
mir elstdssitis, mid n,einen fratsrsn ,rertbsn sunten tins
9eoadtnis inrudsurufen. init Der gsrf'teruns. eae Id nun
in ben Stane sekst bin, alien Iufsrdssn ouf cas- bette uub
bilisfe ~entipretsn ;u fSnren. Rssas uno prompts 8eets-
nuna tpirb tuaethert. nj
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

TuE TAXES or THE NFwYoRK BANKs.-The City
County and state taxes OF 1895 involved In the legal con-
troyersv recently determined in the United States S.
rrc,oe Court has already been paid behalf ofShei'
stockholders by about Onehah the banks In the city. 10
"a understood the Bulls Head Bank. and the NewYorh
County Bank will not pay the stockholders tax
The Bank OF New-York, Marine Bank, Dig
Dock, Peoples. New-York Exchange, had already
paid their taxes when the decision OF tho Coure
was given. The bankss which have since pai~
arc the Chemical Fulton, Union, seventh Ward Grocer
change Citizens Tradesmens In part, American Es'
change Atlantic East River, Phsenix Ninth Nssoinsn e
FirstNatOna state. Leather Manufacturer, Orien.a
Mechanics, lark, Hanover Butchers, ana proS yam
pany Gaatsn Maj ional North River, Bowery kepuDusS:
Common wealth On part, Metropolitan Pernaps ~ ,sss
have NOT vat nal a. and the Receiver might cgay os~f
his war; ants to-day but this will not DC done "a fc
week, ,llss gising 1n ample opportunity '"
the DaYAaent OF their taxes.
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C.mRr TERMS, wrsrcnEsrER COUNTY. iSo'.-ln .ss
Ju xt,cs, Of the supreme Court have appointed Speci
sAd.Geneal Terms and Circuit Courts ana oourw ~
Oyer and Torminer to be held In 'ne se0'na
Witt lsa Plains third q Mrss JSscs dGsS ns
Monday June Justice LAY Monday q Soys%ssr
per- SNs Dneoia Term viii also be hold In wesfcnes
tr comnty at the and place appointed Tor hS'o
Tirc,,If Colrts therein. .f-.
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SUPREME COURT-CITY and C0UN ,I5I q q
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New


PlantiiE against LBWIS DBPAU aud others Defendants $40
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Special thereof Tie eighth day Of January 1901 the
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WEDNESDAY tSenysynth day Of Fobrlay BbI a.
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All piece parcel lot o. land IN The First Ward o. the
CITY SewYor being srhery hall part Of the pier known
Pier Twelve River o. the foot 81 Albany street ara
the norhe han o. the bud between said Pier Number Twelve
and the nsvn Pier Nutbr Eleven horn RIVER al the loot
ofCaT street which nohef bail 0f aid bakhes1 comprises al
the which lies norh Of line o. night angles from
ssstery side line Of West point d.snt between
the northey SIDE line o. Carlisle street sud Tie Dncr SIDE or lac
Albany and the right collect and retain the Wharfage
age advantages enoun growing OF acu TO md accrue
Ao si st certain o with The buildings thereon erected os
ng and the city Of kssYort fronting Wet street
knosn edye ) West street and bounded ana de-
scdbod follows: Begbsog pout the eay side Of West
street distant sOuhery ( fi four az from the
South esey Of Wrt street at Ag street established by
law running thence sey through The center Of party wall
asarly parallel With Albany 90 feet three 90 inches
theacs ouhsriy ~ pssl With Wet street si1 @ fet %
bches essery ard I4rs With Asgy street Eighteen s @
street eighteen m FEET tao ~ nehe 70 nl 5e Of Peter
Bhernehor xesiey along The lice land se o. ef ochs
heFhOfn and parallel with Albany street sitsI l st sven ~
ncho eastery Of West street, and Thence
Ne sad eastery side 81 est street tEeuth'e t oo' o&4 W '
% the place Of beginning ~.
"Asc eora ground situate lying and benz IN ee frst
Ward Of the City o. kes.YOrk formerly known a. 0t iuM.s
moeiT o. certain lot OF Sion
brsTy and wife 10 Andre" Ogash s
James Heard Oiety ser ards eonveYe1 y w
Andrew Ogden wife Fisher, and bounded h0Neip
PPsAre souikey h the gound noE or & o. SI nm g,cF
khe eSstey By ground late 0i The hers o Joan
aecsaSod and b. the and lot ae IN the
Talbot conHng breadth, in front aDd rear
t let ( inches and length each sfe seventy '
bot b ,he dated Newlork, Jsnn1y - 100
ALEXANDRA HAMILTON, IT,, PsatIt Attorney ~,
BENJAMIN d. SILLIMAN, Referee.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw YORK. ......JAs. -

CLEARED.
Steamship ifsrils (Brl, Langanis. Liverpool y Ccusrd
Hodges Richmond sc Heneken PstDorn
Steamship Psiapso0 Nef, Baltimore, J. Il. Small
Steamship Miami. Rudolf Boston, W. y. Cyde
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Steamship Leo Dearioru Savannah. Murray Ferns Co
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Ship vera Gus ArsLl Perssa, Cork Falmouth sOcOvish
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Ian Me,rinac Marshall Gibraltar via M,a Thsyer Sargent
Brig Fashion (Br Larkil, Gnlnde DO Sui Brett, Son Co
Sch John Br Mrrssa Norfolk r. Ne,l1s Nous
Sasita, uHderh fontaprc lgusdSouPe IL n fatS0e
Sehr Veto, Davis Brsyos (Tetssl, J. n. Woodhoase
schr r. Yasnernsn, gower 81 Marks, T. d. Hurhut Il Co.
Schr 81 WaunS Bunker 81 Augustine, iaIsNay fJioer
ARRIVED.
Steamship Monterey Rlar Orleans Jan aud the Bar It'll
syinx sgrounl With ise and to C. X Garrison
(ren Mes nabe Bremen Dec % yA SouthAmp
ou B. with tndse. and so pass. TO Oeriehs 4 20
Steamship sarsto King Richmond and Norfolk With niSe and p
70 VI. IIoD,ken & Pslmorel 80
steamship KsorsIa orse Baltimore a hours with mds 10 b.
Small
cotton. sc To Nickrrson (sniyed lJlhk
Julia Grace Balsou bay Of fundy.
. w Manning ST. Clair, Fortune Bay
sShr Adelperd. FaTium, Fortune Bay.
AMERICAN PORTS.
Dosroy. Jan. iS-Arryed brig Restless, irOla PatrsO
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON, Jsn lS-Ih steamship
C. E. Ammern, r. J.
W Schwnr Dr. SenoE Selnow, Lehman Sehnner and
wife Mira Laura IisfikoH and child. Elise Auehsch Etne Chst
H. Rnek Rudolph, 4. Davidson G. Al KAY, T. Mgler A NuEn
Marie Lrdaer Rnee Heuekeroh aud daughter W Lepger L.
DURAN fiy Duran Barbea lockers e. Wieder ~ spit
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WORCESTER.
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MAN DROWNED WHILE SKATING. =
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Young oolored man. was drowned while skasing
Salisbury pond last evening. Body not ye' fc0Ss's
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MARBLE MANTELS.-Tie best place in the
vi city 10 purchase MARBLE MANTTS of latest designs
prices A. KLABERB MARBLE WORKS, No ls East
ISh Aays N Y Mane pot up 10 the country Cut th' out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

The bter trade has continued remarkably uniform for
aaveral weeks Receipts much larger, amounting to
"a M fur the week. and the stock Is not going
ont Sf the CITY any extent IL Is png the hands
of dealers and commission sun the market Is nearly
firm az IL was week ago. especially for choice lots
Eeiect tubs very choice will bring 45e peddled out Dat
n takes good dairy OF State rnns 20 bring 4oe Pr ty
GOOD diaries offering $780, which Is the price OF fne
Welsh tubs Farmers inclined to cut 1880 on
their butter and many Of them now In toSn WITH
their daes 70 SEQ what DO dope with them Ordna
Western butter don't SELL Fine rolls generally bng'
ina 3003lo. and 20 off slowly We quotes
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POULTRY AND GAME,

Arrivals continue free and there Is quite stock OF oo
vet on hand some of Il received before Christmas. Tbs
police scented portion Of out and several tnns wers
confiscated the Health Commissioner unit 70 eA1s
while other TINS sold all the way from to So pes
H. The preserve men are not In the market this year.
formerly 10 clean out cheap lots The presumption y
they have an uusOd stock Of canned poultry still ON han
of Eewersey turkeys are bringing 2o chick
ems Isc; ducks 20c while Western, IN primo order sen
about &C. lower. Game Ia doing little better. Lmgs
quantities OF venson being stored In lofts rather sA
sell at present offerz of for We quote