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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

"wuAn" DID THrY Coxr FRox?-A
San Franciscan, who has been sloshing
around the Capital for O few days, DE-
clares that he has in his rambles discov-
cred quite a number Of people whom ne
supposed had died and were buried
many years agoi Whence came they Z
Sac. Bss-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

AN old lady was recently tried in
England for feloniously taking a pair of
boots, and the jury, to the amusement
of the court and spectators, returned
the following verdict: "Not guilty,
but admonished never TO do the like
nonin.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

The Portlander says the reasou why
the Vermont and New Hampshire boys
are so tall, is because they are in the
habit of drawing themselves up so as
to peep over the mountains to see the
sun rise. tits dreadful stretching work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

THERE is q drawing on exhibition in
Boston, executed by a silk in
England, who, with his body paralyzed
below his neck, learned to draw with
remarkable skill, holding the pencil in
his mouth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

GooD.-The Humboldt California;
Indian Frank" who murdered R. 5.
Stockton, the Indian agent, some time
ago, has been killed. He was shot by
Captain Jim, of the Redwood Indians.
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RIcuEs.-"w We see," says Swift, in
one Of his most sarcastic moods, "what
God thinks of riches by the people he
gives them to-"
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NEW TODAY.
To

OFFICE OF BOARD OF COUNTY COM.
~ mlssIonors, Storey county, Neyada-Notlce
to Taxpayers of Storey county: The Board OF
County Commissioners Of Storey COUNTY. Nc
yada. will meet at their Office, In the Courthouse
building, In Virginia, on WEDNESDAY, De.
cember II, A.. D. 1867, at 9 o'clock 7 NJ, when
and where any person feeling aggrieved on &C.
count Of the Supplemental Assessment made
by the County Treasurer for the Fiscal Year
ending December 81, 1867. may appear and ap:
ply to have such assessment cqualiEed, modified
or discharred BY order Of the Board,
dr9 I'd. JOHN v. A. LANSING, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

WAIT until others advance your inter-
ests and you will wait until they are not
worth advancing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

THE tobacco chewer is said to be like
q goose in a Dutch oven-always on a
spit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

WHAT gentleman can with any sense
of propriety, ask afat woman to lean
on his arm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

A GOOD serman is like a kiss. It re-
ouires but two heads and an application.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

Bs.cusn is going to have his prayers
bound in book form. Why don't he
have them dramatized?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

IT has been ascertained that the man
who held on to the last was a shoe
maker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

Love is like a dream ; but unlike the
dreams Of sleep, it brings no repose with
il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

TEE first thing a man takes to in life
IN nilk-the last is his bier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

AersI that has lost her beau may as
wen hang up her fiddle.
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General Agent. for the Pacific coast. do.

nLAzrNG.AND PAPER HANG.
T Ing. Orders received, by An experienced
workman, and promptly attended to, Leave
orders Al Il. @. KIRK & co &.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
[REPoRrED DAILY BIT H. H. yLAoo, BANKER. ]
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 81 =. NJ.
Births.

RHOADES.-In Sacramento, Dec. Z. to the wife
Of Charley Rhoades, q son.
wHEAT.-In Sacramento, Dec. S, to tho wlfeof
J.R. Wheat. q son.
HESS.-In San Francisco, Dec. 4, to the wife
ofFrederick Hess, a son.
BUFFINGTON.-At sutter creek, Amador
county, Dec. s, to the wife Of J. R Burlington,
adaughter.
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Deaths.

YOUNG.-In Sacramento, Dec. 5, Sarah Amelia,
daughter Of w and Sarah Young. aged 3 years,
IL months and Is days.
EIBE.-Near Knights Landing Yolo county.
Nov. 81, Frank Bonlard, son Of Alexandra D.
and Susan EIbo, aged . months and 20 days.
PARKER.-In San Luis 0bispo, Nov. "a, w.
O. Parker, aged 36 years.
STADEN,-In San Francisco, Dec. 8, Dledrlch
H. G., son Of John and Doris Won Staden,
aged 8 months and - dsyA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09
SEMINARY
soR YOUNG LADIES.

u,HE CURRENT TERN OF THIsINsTITU.
tIon commenced on JUL %, 1867. Com.
nsrtment Of study. This School affords all the
advantage Of q THOROUGH ENGLISH
COURSE, tho ANCIENT and MODERN Lam.
GUAGES, CALlSTHENICS, GYMNASTICS
MUSIC, and all the ornamental Branches.
For Catalogues, containing full information.
MRS. G. NJ. BLAKE. Principal,
Oakland, California.
RryERHscEs:-Rev. Samel II. Wiley, Oak.
land Hon. sherman Day, Oakland; Rev. A. r.
White,Carson City. a~ul9-6m!2p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

DOILKD AND RAW LINsRED
d oils-S0 gallons Of the above oils for sale
low BY H. O. KIRK T. co,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

LASpER.-Lander county, in this State,
is upwards of ninety-fve thousand dol
lars in debt. Big debt for a county not
over six years of age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-09

DIvidend NefIce.-Tho KENTUcK MIN.
IVA COMPANY has this day declared Q dlvi'
d,pd Of Fifteen Dollars tsl6 @ per
.b.rc ON each and every share Of the capital
,toet Of The said Company. payable on Saturday.
december "a. The Dividends upon all stock
standing in the namo Of A. E Hill, Trustee, will
b. paId BY the Agency Of tho Bank Of California,
In virginia, Nevada, on presentation Of the Ger.
tifcates Of stock.
oaice Kentuek Mining Company, San Fran.
cisco, December 9Th, 1867.
drs.2w THos. SUNDERLAND. President.
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, December 6.-The Sem
ate held o short session. Several reso-
lutions were introduced and referred,
mostly regarding finance. Adjourned
to Monday.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
FARM ITEMS
at 10 O'clock.


In Maine, corn which has been planted 10
days, was Is inches high.
Tar sheeps' noses to prevent the gad-fy lay
ing eggs which breed grubs in the head. -r
Standing grass recently sold in Chestoe
County, Pa at S5 acre. Figure up cotton, sugar,
corn, and any other crop, and compare.
Scientific men say that there should be Soma
iron in food so that electricity can invgorate the
system To have the iron enter ones soul is not ~
bad after all.
In England. land is rnted. first to the gen
tleman farmer. next to The managing farmer. wha
employs poor laborers Thus. the lab0rer works fon
three. With us, lac works for the thirds.
The English say that the United States have
increased four millions since che. war commences.
and that we more powerful than was kome IN
the days of Augustus. They are disguised.
To forget trouble hoe potatoes on good
ground by the side of the woods in the afterpeon
shade. The smell of the vines and OF tho rich so,i.
and the singing of the birds and the crckets VIII 10
like reading sweet and sOrrOwful Psalm. alf
The French make holes in an apple with o
needle and dip il in BROTH to give it any flavor.
They have always tried to improve NatEre; SO far
have they got beyond human nature, they have cre-
ated French nature.
Skilled workmen are leaving England I'M
large numbers for the United States. This is tho
right kind of Importation One Of these is worth
10000 bushels of corn. 1t great trouble to feeA
and cothe workmen and to have our shops 50 far
from home.
The Governor of Georgia has been asked t0
appoint day of thanksgiving for the abundant
wheat crop Within the corporate limitsof the city
of Athens, thousand acres were in wheat. Tho
South went to for her Independence, and, unex-
pectedly, has gained 1t.
that the milk Of rritated gets sour the&
added to the milk of quiet cows il quickly sOuTs the
whole and that 1t makes inferior butter. raena
will tell YOU this is not a new idea n
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atntistru.
PERU.
rHE GrANO ISLANDS.

ffo" '" 'f''"' LIMA, June %. 1867.
The proposals that have been made by the Gnano
cortractos for the purchase direct OIL the Daaee oi
cuano that exists upon the Chncha lslands VIII IN al
probahlty be disposed OF this week The price offered
ner tn the purchasers having 10 dig and bear all ex-
pepses incumbent upon its shipment is az follows For
the United KipgdomtSe Bolivian currency France and
90 Coonss t32 currency United States, $34 currency.
rs rnyis I'm ne North Baltic and seas ssi
currency To-day Congress viii commence the discussion
~ yhe different proposals The Minister OF Finance
pardo for himself and the rest OF the Barreua clique
eger Ia per tun tbe whole amount Mt present
yists npon Issnd But we notice very tte olspof
uop either ppon The part Of the eapinet or eonsS
far as we have been able TO aseertain, ote ~
FROM the Bartda party, the pnble are SEX 0, 'ntn
nut that does not prevent thtm nun nun. ~
I'M 10 get the preference over their oi n
thew appesr TO consider their patrmony. lne snappo sp
rnous loans for the country ana MI the p, astad
their perndy Already have they got large pin s,i
up the corners o. me sesf &c G Wonse o Congress to
sateh The proseedpgs OF the members IN wnat ey le
nlea,ed 10 syle the selling Of the country W .,.S
10 two or three foreign tseys viii be no less
.un sacrificed than $3o0coGo 20 as 70 the ao,j,s
70 me that n makes very ttle difference as 20 tS % a
operand OF the saeree i%r nrobaSynsy sureiy-go In
interests, and other expenses Auenntne
unon plaeine loans she market, which b some cni
sanery yneraIy o Has Paid higher sum in Europe for
nonoy than any other country seehpg ioans' VII
no doubt considerable msnsuv Tba s,no s1
Spters lots OF cash hand The Barreda party
Shsd nv the Bank OF Peru, will be no ways paokwafa
in coming down with the dust Ana ~ tlo VI
Congress have not had tns pesslhs ths tbre montns
a. only fair 10 presums that their wants arc press
'ns, as thsir aSedth st discount As ss@psssVn @ss
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witness the stand and put questions 10 him, which
could DO considered and decided they were asked
The witness then placed the stand sId q1es-
toned 20 the pOits mentioned in the above pspsSs
which were ruled out by the Court
Wn6SS 'cStsD1d-HItDeSs had opportunities OF seeing
the sOner Ia Canada the l2t IL he had been at tho
hotel hut do not remember tAat him that days
did not HIM the dRy he loft Montreal 10 conc 70 the
United Sttcs witness not OF his kDOwl
edge that urrat had gft Canada for tina United Stetss
witness Lost sight Of him for several days. aft0r Sitness
saw him at MOsreal, and had the first interview with
him. saw him again on the 18th Of April 1855; witaesn ses
nembers nothing about his dress but large traycaE
shawl which covered lin nearly 10 the skirt OF bis osets
be had very light nusace and slight goateei hs mes
taohe Ike that OF boy who had mover shaved
Judge DIN, botng present, hero TOOK TOE stahd snn
stated that at the cose OF his testimony before yeA
the counsel for the defcnse handed the witness print4
report testimony before the Mnry Comn1tsr
si0n which said that wltnesss examination d uss
heaer had noticed the shayin3s and the mortar
cut out CT the wan the box at the back witness on st
Trying the trial. stated that he had seen the +hayas
and the MORTAR and thought that IL was linly thak
his testimony ut the former trial was eofreeS
as the circumstances then fresh IN ~
memory bis present recollection now IL thar he ds
shayIngs also thinks his testimony at tue n.-
tary Commission was likely to be more correct ana ns
might have been mistlen to the point indleaied,
made by Mr. Sutton and stated that some Of the crcum
stances OF the examination indeibiy nxed % NJ
memory For instance with reference to the hole fore&
in the door which had been enlarged by some shapost
ting instrument.
carpet in the box and did the shavDgs and the NOR
tar there
The Court hsse took recess unti tomorrow mornas
at 10 o'clock. +
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DISCOVERY OF AN AsTERoID.

10 the Edior Of TIE Jhoa R'rdId ~ = ,r.no-
mieal date new member Of the group OF as.eiv.
discoyered here in ~ hours and minutes aess
m1rnng il was found 70 have moved ~ NOUS syons &
25 seconds 10 the west ard Sx m ma s,, ~ alonf aa,
ont before opposiiion with the SUM- the planet prom"
ises TO he very bright one Very fespee1Iuy Sents.
uo.,;,on Tou,o, oSsrsatory Clinton, judy ., 1907.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
SUPERIOR C0URT-srEcIAL TERs-Before Justice
JONES.
PRESCRIPTIvE RIGHT-DRAINAGE THROUGH
NEInuPoRis IANn


Christian shseaer agt Henry Har and Henry Marhbseh .
Both parties are lager beer brewers IN tho
neighborhood OF Fifty-sxth-st and Tenthaye. There
that part OF the city many sunken lots which are
at present drained by canal or drain running terooeh
the plaintiffs land and lot OF the DEFENDANTS on tho
south side Of Fifty sxhs and then crossing under ff
tyseyenthst tOShe North River. This drain, t would
appear follows the OF an old waterconfse ana ~
fed by springs. The defendants now threaten Dy
building drain for their brewery. TO close up TINS
old canal in their lot and thus back the dranaga
deem beer cellars The plaintiffs ask an lnjunction
on the ground that beside the injury that would tins DO
caused to the health OF the neghborood their peeunary
damage woud he greater Than the defendants could make
gsod the street drain having been crushed IN hef
Is other drainage than this canal and the water nsu
ultimately rise and overflow into their deep cellars de.
stroyng that OF temperature requisite 70 lager
beer aud thus running their stock On the other hand
is cOnended that the plaintiffs have neither by grant or
prescription any right this easement on their
land that proposed change is necessary TO plaiDtn
fun enjoyment Of his property and that the piantn
can avert the threatened damage by proper precautions
The adjourned 70 allow the Defendants attorsoS
10 present additional matter.
ENLISTMENTS IN TIE u. s. INFANTRY.
In re John 0BEeu. =.
This was an application for the discharge Of
OBren who enlisted last month In the United States
listing. The boy was ls when enlisted which would
have have been fatal TO the motion but on the ith na
was sent under reluston for soldiers from the Paeno
coast and therefore not within the reach OF the Coa
The Court discharged the writ Of haoeas corpus whea
had been granted. ,,,..
States.
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obrOtfrits mS S1rObisiOns.
SCOTCH BAKERY,
- No. 12SsPULTOSAyB. BROOXLYN.
lAIMORAI, BTSCITIu'

~ No. 12SFUb10S.AYE.. BROOKLYN.
BALMORAI4 BISCUIT.
This much Cracker compounded all Manufactured only by
the subscriber to be the hnes and the NEST deeate
sT % p% o. i m |e hSs bssa & for oye ycaT iS
trade Of the Bakery and offered to the general wholesale sud
In 9sag The public to test the acopiaeaes' Of srs class Bsc1
Scotch Bakery that each oaekes has bis name Morton Sby
reputation Of the BalmOra Biscuit such win CRATE den,nd
outio Of NeSYo Orders whether for permanent sale trial. Will
MI RoSfr IoUp0S W represent he me, Of h. Bakery
in the sale Of the Biscuit sod the ouy authorized to solicit
The amoa Biscuits following places. aud other
$cSTE MT&sITI Co. 80 s cs.=ss,,s' @ SY -, s,
HENRY A. KBRR No. 7i6 Broadway.
S G5k No ~ r:sSs1 lSd I'd 30 20 s S.,l
S. AARrISE A Co. No 410 Hodson,si
SHFI MssToEk 61[1 Es 20 Z" 4. S'ffsaH ''issHspa
BSrMMoS6 % OF SGi m6oRR S & No. O sis S'aaI Sist1S,,
a. B. JACKSON; No No re q f,als,e @ @ Mad'oa square
b. Y. MOsK. NJ; Gso sirthare
HNaAM 'H GiESsRh FSshNS No 81 81 sSh S ' c D'0'"'
J. W. DOUGHTY Co. No. l25s broadway
FAyI9M y E%o,dn aTq g. Ns sq +. sslsi.ec sSe,S'
cSAMrDFLi,S GS5WAI. 80, %, r.aI,As''
A. q. E ClARLES, No ast Foa'te,sre.
EDWARD SCulLY. cor Clinton aud i-arr ss
fSE2 fEBE2T 6sfR4 SNGt Ss Ss. 81 "a Sssi' s';,1s
@ y3IiN READ n,ic 30 9 - - I4Eliys r,a-
MAxfIELp 60, No in ws.hiusonst. cor Pii'H
Mn " y AhHhti' TX, R,t NS ~ li"de" no. .t,e,,
hSi% l6GS wr2, iip bsIs' De- So 20 9 cstsas.I
PAULS BROWN. BAker, Tbird ave. COT Niuih q
q. H. ADAMS. Baker. No. ~ Thirdsge
AChER EDGAR L Co. iohkrr.
NAN RfPER A MARIlN S1pleton. ). T.
WARD MCGOWAN. Moutgonei sod Wsrrrasis Jersey ttT
JOHN BOYLE Peoples Bakery. kss arkafe. Jefsry Crf
3. j. ALDEN. Norsas GfuccT 1r'f, y Y
BUNDsl VAUGHAN. Nholetalc torti, frirtsbifs, va
J. G.. KEMp. ConiectoarI. Pcisfshns. Va.
IIPPgNCOrf BROS. Baker, Ne. 40 EFhihage
/. BARBER Baker No iu3 Elghthsv@.
X 4. SISCLAtH Bskef. NJ. 80 Bfesdgag
GXO W SUTHERLAND. Grocer. Petersburg Va
=. SIMPSON. Bstcr. Bowerv. fOurihst
MACY 4 ca, 6focefs. agth-ate'snd ~ lhirieenth ~
4 "a. dfoc-fs. ksihaFe. and Twentieth e.
MACY L Glocer.. Slttlrats snd forr thrdsf
BROWNING 4 BERRl. Nes 10 and lbi Nnh ave-
ID. G. TIlATCUCR BROS. Groe-Fs. No - Eightba'r -
PiTMAE. Groeers, Nos ~ sod % haissut 'na NO
co. sirth-avs
EDGAR L Co Grocsr No. l2s Euth age.
GRIFFIN & Co.. Grocsrs No. go sirihEfr.
SAVAGE L BECk Groeers Ne. l.ss BleadssF.
THOMAS s. JACKSON CO., GIeeers, No. S5 sfh ave
DANIEL NOONAN No. 1td sltihste
r. v BROACI, No 2gz kiehtbaye
FOX 1 TANNER Bskrrs. No ~ VI ehlhave
"' = JAMES MOTION.
SCOTCH BAKERY So lea Fuone. Of Elmpaee lirooln
LNOR SALE.-About 1000 boxes of SMOKED
IL HEHRHCS and LAYER RAlSNS 1ber are ,igAJ damaged
by late will sell cheap They W st trdae luneh rooms
Cen md Ne. a Jsmes sooi chlncs fr grocery stores
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

be too great for their patriotism, and thus the great
question Of the day Will perhaps be decided in favor Of
the biggtst puIso and largest sum paid for IT.
I One day during last Weok . sailor DeiongihS 20 the
United sates steamer Dak0ah was stabbed m drinking
saloon Ia Lima and died the Doxt day the most singu-
lar part Of the alir Is that The stabbed man dd NOT
know how or when it was GOne or whOdG it. The United
states bnister Gen. Hoyey and Admiral Dahlgren used
their best endcayois to discover o IL mo couse OF
the crme that they could ultimately DC able 10 arrcse
the petpedaor. IL ID generally supposed tnLt some ono
Of his sllipmdtos committed The act. ...., e..
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AN APPEAL.

10 t4s Editor ef TIE 1r'o"As
s,R: There is now living at No. TAT Wayerley-
o,asa frst floor, back room, aged mother ana ssS
Saurhter The mother 30 inrm that t takes noss OF
tha daughters time take OF her. and what
NAN all the landlord has threatened turn them Qsek
door. FOR being behndhsnd with their rent WIN nsy -
charitable Of the city cali andsee this case si
for thspsoaySt .f = sf,- .l.1 ss.a 81 40
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
UNItED STATEs ENeiSTSEs OFUrE,
No SO MAIN,ST., MlLwAUEEK Wisconsin Julg 10 is6L
IMPROVEMENT 0E EAliIE 'HARBOR,

LAKE SUPERIOR-SRALED PROPOSALS. 10 duphcae will bs
this Oce until july 5l 1907 Tor removing the oeh
ifrUm the 20 Eagle HaTtor
vii the price eebe yard or rieaaE The rex
dpnsfng places Indicated izrashng al ie
boats machinery and Of every description necessary 70
ie the work
There are ch;een hundred apa three @ cubic yards Of
situated fhe middle OF the entrance nc1-i
kunGYed and sxy O y huncted and hy
ls, feet deph of less than ten ol feet
This he obtain depn OF not ess man
toarteen (il) feet at los waier . , e-..-1.- ,os-
The eonmeBced before The lat OF september '
abi Gn,shc bg October 81, lst>. .
Ccvtr with bonds trpfee signed bs two sure the sna
A. IN o fr tie fithfJl the conru he executed
.n ten days the time opening Of he bids ch o TO nave
Obtain written guannY o. Two responsible names
,pI ere satisfactory that the bidder possesses ,e neee
ho the work printed copy oi ibis aHfef5
merit Isnst attached 20 eaeh proposal ., /,
Bisuk forms proposals. with toras o! gnsuir vi" be an'hed
ifoia this Os.ee upon application ,, -. ~.
Proposals viii be naod Proposals 20 remove e Ioch a. bsse
'' NfiDr OF Engirecr MiiNaukee Wis Z.
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JIIuIS is no GIVE NOTICE-That on the

YIVUIS Is 10 GINE NUI INL@--I H'IU vi 1 .IIN
.s2.Dts dsy Of july l. D. 1857 warrant n Bspl5uI,,' %
sa.a IN. E,tate JOSEPH ROSENBDsh ard AZ
wss nsa TvS If the CITY Of NewYoh, in the tonuI
W spd state OF SeWYOrk who have Den seIsftsa t,
siy oxn Petition; the payment ot any pegs
ssyefy Of any property belonging q ,nee I.%
syd ,e transfer property BY HEN, arc pL,s
of tbe the sad Dalaru % Prove ~ C. ,
md 70 cbooss more Sngcs o. heI hsts Nv ~. d Civ
S, YoIt before Isaiah T. Williams ReEiste5 20. o. - M tstT
~ a d 1851 Al n oelock ~ n-pa'ed JnB 10 roo.
Gay VI 'u' " H. MURRAY, D. s AsisharAt Nts,snga NiygV.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
L. =. Marshal, no Mrssenler
Sortheyn District Of NeN.l0rl

TCHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
tenth day Of July A. D. 1861 Wsrn1. B9nrsp va, ,eo %
County Of Iudson and State Of Negjt who t's 6eIs a.
K.nlu on b Petition; tbst he Iameut Of any De atl M
sa ~ .ny Pn.ry heiougg Bankrupt 70 la 9reT ~ u'
and The Transfer Property by hm are ofhooen ~ ,
Meeting of The Creditors Bankrupt TO prove iae peb nn
one or more o b., Estate VII De lt AZ
x,,c, o he holden 50 Pirest New-1oTh before J"n
Fb Reee on the eighth day Of August ~ lsS' ro,A J"
-Juiy IS, 1861 y. ,Sin fn;.,,c,of ysv.1oIk
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
U. S. Marshal. as Nssepe~ ssu'hern DistrIc, Q

TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
twelfth sy Of July 1861 swannt ~ Bankruptcy vas Issued
sos, ,s F.;ste OF JAMES wIfLfMs Of The CITY Of NeFas
E Coupty Of CsI OF NeVJef Who htt carried on
business or immediately preceding zoe tsng Si hs e"n
Rspkrpy az The CITY within the southern s 9"
TsYI ard who has Aiudgd Bsukupt Dis own petition
tbs The payneBt Of debts and delivery o any rOltV g
lng o sHeh Babkntt him. for bis aDd te uirf
Of suy property by him forbidden by au hat ms1uhg s
Bankrupt, 10 prove Their deus Ad 10
on or NOR. Aees of Estate viii be held 81 stouft q bank
ttey 10 he Loeu OEce Of the RegsSo pS Q"" hundred
~ ito Brog0vav In CIV Of EeN-lork. Room 80 htos
% is'Ao Dn.,Sd' n.,Sd III M igs; r. MURRAY
y "' N-'N' ~' L 3. Marshal as MesSruler
Sorlhe W.fllt ni Net.l0rl.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

TTN4TS IL no GIVE NOT1CE-That on the
tenth dsy Oi isc7 WsrS'., .s IoN HAGEN Of n.
80 In . County Of Eew.iork ard state ci Nsn AZ. ~
Who have been sdudgsd Bsnkapt on hs ogn Rss 70 ,sb
Baninps them for their use ana The ts csrs Of hs
s Bsplp 40 nToye their debts and TO choose orc oI n
Of hs Estate will be held Court OF BIpLp H,sr, Wilder
Alice Register fhs fourth day oi Joy. aRhY
0eoek p. u-Datsd July 49, 1901 u.,ss.i sx Msssengef
sea,hsra pglfiet Sfks~'f'rs
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

T7His is TO GIVE NoTICEmI,bst W., p.ssop,.y Oh 1S
- tps Estate ofwILLIAh H. S,st
Ss~YoI conn Of NssYors 'Ia s that he payment
s sd delivery property 6.one 70 ,5s SdSn sy
49, s is u.e and of pfoPer t n nroye ~
j tb the creditors Of the s & e b.jd Al
az & >, oss one on of ms ests's a. 90, ~
aeee ssa 70 a. b bed.p az SO N.aaut ID he s
Out s Eigs, KseLuu Register on Tie SIs' a'J " '"''
n iSs7 AZ Il O'Clock n.--Dated July 10, sb' ,,...,
" r. MURRAY u. s. Aarsesl a. 49,, 49, " S.wYorh