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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
Tie .rasria TAI al. the West.


The Honorable William D. Kelley, of
Pennsylvania, has. sufficiently recovered
from the wounds he received at Mobile to
make another xtended totir--this time to
the West, not the South, and not so much
in heinterest of the Radical party as for
the benefitof the Pennsyl lvania Protection
lists, 1t is advertised that he will speak in
certain cities, and it is stated that an agent
of the Iron and Steel Association" pre-
cedes him and makes arrangements for the
meetings. We have before us a report of
his speech in Columbus, Ohio, September
9, where he declared that the war was not
yet over and that the treaty of peace was
was not yet contaminated He then illus
trated and explained ssthe ways of PrOvi-
dence" (remotely referring, perhaps, to
special legislation for certain Rhode
Island Screw tCompanies). and de-
tended Congress for the tariff enactment,
claiming that it y''inured to the benefit of
labor" This tariff talk however is not
likely to be popular at the West, and it may
weaken the force of the ways. of Provi-
dence," and such other Radical cant as may
be interlarded between the protective par
agraphs. The. Chicago Tribune, which
takes opposite ground from its New York
namesake on the protective question,
thinks Mr.. Kelley's ground should be
cali for ''decree declaring that nobody
should make any iron except people resi-
ding IN RennSylVanla;S ana Wnlle MT. hel-
ley is stumping the West for a higher tar
hf, the Tribune thinks few questions would
''tend to simplify the discussion;" for in
stance: S4rfFe = ssT SO m
1rHow can money be given to one man,
by act of Congress, without taking it from
another? s..;--.....-..- b. ..,.,l, ....-...,..-7
2. What is the difference between tariff
LEVIED for ''protectiop" and an appropria-
tion of public money to the protected
classes? -.....7. -.,-
3. If the process of appropriating public
money to particular classes is wise national
economy, would it not be wise and just to
4 extend it to all classes?
4. If the aforesaid process enables the
| iron manufacturer to buy more of the
farmers grain, would it not also enable
the farmer to buy more OF the other mans
/ iron. do.- -a'9" ''f' e'a
sIs 5. Why would it not be wise national
economy then to appropriate anequal por-
JioH of the public funds to the farmers and
all other persons, SOFAS to enable them to
A buy large quantities of iron? b
a g. If cheap foreign iron is an injury to
this country, would not iron costing nothing
be still greater injury? c5.6
i AS Kelley is not likely to reply, perhaps
the Neto York Tribune will be good enough
to try to answer the Tribune of Chicago
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
80 r7 NUTTING'S .fr7
PATENT WHEEL PLOW

Is BOUND TO HAVE AS LARGE A
i sale as any farming implement now before the
not found wanting. Any ,Plow can 10 attached TO
this Machine. s. nd for circular with ip.onial
Of ex- Governor John A: King and other celebri-
ties. County or State Rights sold in any part of
The new PAPENT BAG HOLDER is emphati-
the work of two boys in holding bag open. and
with it farmer can ba up grain. pota oes, apr,
80 as fast as two nan the ordinary way. Having
large sales tie West where irstintroduced. Re-
tail price IS. Sent to any any address, Count or
State K ghts inlOhio, Pennsylvania and New York
State for sale the Bag Holder and goods supplied
send fur iIlust ated circular. Thee is a good pay
ing bu iness to be done in either Territor, sold At
low prices. -, +. ...... - .-..y ~ To- ="
aug16-d3m IS Dey street, New FORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.

The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee announce the following additional
appointments for mass meetings.: ,sZl7i.
SONORA, Muskingum County Thursday. Sept.
10Th, Speakers-Hon. John 4. Follett and Col.
0C-iN. Lamison. -'il '.--Hl ~ 1F ilHt
Speakers-Hon. John f, Fallot and Col. G. N.
-Latnisen. - 'lt'S III 'st-F tt} le .'-i.t q
CHRISTIANSBURG, Miami county, Friday, Sept.
27th. Speakers-Hon. Chas. FUllett and Col. II.
B. Wilson. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19

81 The Democracy of New Jersey have be-
come thoroughly aroused by the recent
Democratic victories in California and
Montana, and the evidences all over the
country of the coming return of the mass
es to the time-honored folds of the peoples
party. In view of the coming charter
election In October, and the important
State election OF November, theinitiatory
meeting of the canvassIwas held in Military
fark, Newark Monday, evening, and a
rousiHg demonstration it was. New Jersey
is "sOund on the goose" 70 .H. ..-<
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NO.sii28.,

Fsf L. "a
rs speaksfs GSss fOilett and toi: sfi. Il.
..B' WiisonHI.Yo9 sal JsdI hassqo u r
Hon. f.. &c. LIeBIOmd'sg q A ppOint.
ui Eaq oi assiiHOT 1neuts. d ,iV--s6Hod els;
wAUSEON, Ruftoi, co intyi Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
with Hons. d. 5. Uhl and W m. Lang. ,IFT -
BRYAN, W illi ans county! "Wednesday, Sept. e5th
gTW pY, !, aaa ~ n - ngn .,
ARi " Ehfs Haud11g eonnty, TTld4y; sept! zstn-
wv i1Flsh lions; psT p; p SRlspaW W. y, E a.i ~
18th. with Hons. b. s. Uhi and W b. Hill
',]ff7t NJ ij9i
q w Un1i =; ,,es, -;
A. oINCfSNATI ErSsy svsSios See se1t aOtS '
9hI III HOn!ds. P! AeanneyR III ss9s
AT tCoLUMBUS. 'Friday evening. Oct. 4th. 93osi
n5bAw axe Saeurday' Oct Sth. with Col b
1aIlq q5miT4ou.syVu u.NTuuren 6Ia .gr1
Will speak with speaker. heretofore annDarssa ii
the fcloTinR meetings: sG jd2f.G s9i0U ail17'
ogssRshNpuskT g.g; sst X wyapdos W ssaats Ftiaay
VAN VERT. Van Vert county. Saturday, Sept
, aSth'o z he1 10. ssgo nan 4 -roidsh ihu
sem "eo. sv'o Sno.ans APPoini-
wEsr,M sNcuEsTEp r,,.sa.s
-0ctobeG 1st.1H1 IN T@'nF1~gST 80 ilf~ ~
0INCINNATI, Wednesday evening October ed. .
bAnANlA' as Oiermont' e0unty' Thursday October
!ANcAsTEp Fs;rs.ld ,nt n3s, ~ ~ a., -,
S,5MFRSET' Ps,rv oounty S.tnrdsy . Gn.obsr sss
with Hons P. Van Trump aud C. d, Martin. - -
Hon. III. Il. .Iewetf.
AZ cLEvELASDo Tuesday sN y evena;pg da;1f
II '24th' with Honi Frank H. Hurd and others: 37a9
Hon. Wm' Lang. adj ni9di
A 9snbbsSA5t m aerman' Saturday evening
i IL. Il, 11-r-. ~. .rI,,.9 '1l''U
,..A s,o,I,..,r s.,1,r 60 ~, 80 iUqIi!
September aash with E. asiiSh BnsSam iSSSnty laesday
..,f.-, a.. e., b.. Esheiman.,aJa Or
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19

THEY have away out in Iowa a very
learned and worthy 'missionary,'' . known
as Father T." who is more than sus-
pected of being very fond Of hayaIg his
own way. He once attempted to cross a
wide. unsettled prairie, and was compelled
to "carnp OUT over night. In the morning
he took the wrong course, and travelled
twenty miles due north, while he wished
pened, as it was a clear day, and asked him
ii he couldn't see the sun. "Whv.'~ yes y
replied Father T--,"I saw the sun. hut
couldn't bring myself to believe that way
was east" a p 'L' 80. 80 =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
Spirit of Southern Women.


, The Nashville Union and Dispatch relates
the following incident, which demonstrates
that Southern women are not only all right,
but ready to work:
Gan Incident occurred recently at the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, Va,
that illustrates the independent spirit of
the Southern women. The head steward
belonging to the immense hotel at the
springs dressed himself from top to toe, and
presented himself in the ballroom to dance
with the numerous guests there assembled.
The proprietor Immediately ordered MIN
out, and demanded what such conduct
meant. The negro replied, it meant equal
ity, and, if he was not received into the
ball room, he and every other servant in
the establishment would leave. The lady
visitors heard the circumstances, called
upon the proprietor and told him to dis
miss every servant in the house, promptly
and they would serve in their places, until
he could procure others. He did so, and
the ladies from every part of the South So
journing at this Justly popular watering
place went into the Kitchen, chambers,
laundry dining room, ETC., and filled with
| perfect satisfaction every position until the
proprietor went to Charlottesville and pro-
cured other servants. These are unblem-
ished facts" .r l.- IN -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
Notice TO Bridge Contractors.

if AuDIToR's OFFICE. PIcKAwAY CouNrY,l
...- , GIRCLEvILLE. o., Sept. 9, 1867. ~
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y ceived at this Office until O'Clock z. NJ. on +"
MOnda ay, the 18th day of October, 1867,
for the construction of Bridge across the Scioto
river at near Lindsey's Ferry, two miles north
of Circleville fS t.-E !" '-.-l
Plans and specifications will he on file in said
office on and after the 9th day of Sci tember.
Separate bids will be received for the Mansonr'
and Supersructure. Masonry by the perch of rs
feet; Superstructure per Inca foot i-''a i'.i -
Approved bonds will be required for the perform
aDce of said work..
The right to reject any all bids if to the interest
of the county to do so is reserved.
z Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for SciOto River Bridge" aud directed
to the County Auditor.
sept9-d2w County Auditor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19

The St. Louis Radicals could not per-
suade Sheridan to make a speech.s He says
privately he is an officer of the Govern
mentsunder General Grants orders, and
has no political ambition. He has evident
Iy heard from California. s.l biH'T'' 80 .-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19

2 A colored preacher in Savannah closed
his exhortation by fiDging the misisterial
spittoobs, with which the pulpit was pro-
TO be little more crazy than the ordinary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
G1sheN 10 saSTRe1u trs19hgnW ell i-szksfss
The. Platforms Of the Del mocratic and
-gsiasso Republican Parties. \ s, 81
The y Democfatic Platform
aAdopted
,JlNGLRK.1 1sfs, QA.B. Is6A

1. ,sssois1a; .fhasith5 Democracy IF ebiio stsad
fastly sdhere eoathe prneipica et the party as
Il sRs gSsss y ssPs
dec are tRst he Esdsrsl G9vs{amspt is govern,
powers but euchlas are ekpresslys,or BY necessary
9mpication. delegated to it in the Federal Consttu
Ststes aSs that a strict Constr construction I Of
the Gonstitotion Is sindlspensabe to the preserys
oeopls: that all grants, Of power to GOVernment.
Bhether State or FederaE should be strictly IN
sSch sSdse % S sSs nss.Is
tFsrandi rights ef thei.s States. aud rights of
s 6ssgs "
nR6tte3 to legissate for or administer the local
ssi osS Ss be-
1 N.ww whish ss
s,es with but tsis sfestsr ri ppp1ssioas have ave
Iwefve tina, the tepdsaoyl Of the Federal Govern
1sSp s9s
isn pf pow in its hands is ever pending 7dar
S 4 6 e.
inrerestsoh thu people, and would end either des
81 hs 1SS,Sp S
nndue increase Of thepowers of the Federal Gov
ss sss g. q ss hsys like
euNirmeats g thee few. and plainly violating the
sasi,x sssgi5.st the esssi.ui s &c e.
aeE dsrat Aars he sasHe tsadrgscy De
siAs eorrpptine the sperzsaeRt egd Rat Ierifore
.ises 70 fis l6srsissf az he People hat y
eq,sas taggtiea sis Flqsa eiotgti9n of jxsj
Tbstss l sssh s Ss Ss e iS
ns ~ 70
OF q nstilutionai sHend neht are unwise aud des-
potts that ths tendency Of + stsss f!qm the
lance is the ice Of fibeftys that the tendency Of
rgoverngept enlarge ITS autho by usurpa-
an Tier 81 its tsSdeaciss IS & sSysf toe
ias ve3f VIII tne
II p gssps To- ops the rsssasi1 eSst
spcs a lerty; that np person not in tne itAry or
s g ns sYRs Mssts Fsgs spEysa aS
l hberty ar property with. nt due process Of civil
es essaSs saGSs s sR
Ehould ee madei tnAt Y Elgnt q Ins peoRIe. to
a:S$9e f seS gBSn sBSad bsa
que sqnJectlpn 70 ..pe ciyli tnat Wnlle the
sS e soysTn Minority SaSe
rights; and that frequent return TO hrst principles
"a essential TO the welfare of tre State and the
people. q gs,, a ,iti,Y ..sa-,is,. tssas
q Aesotoez hat the States lately IN reoeliion are
Staies IN ,he Y Mon and have been rec gnized as
by President Lineoln, Sbodn tie midst OF the wsr
ripyited them to elect member q ,Consress; by
ysfics a ac s; BY FQneress which permitted Andrew
Jshnson 70 sitin the senate as Senator from Temp;
1sssee, ald meinPers from Iirgipis. tennessee and
70 sly an me h2use ofhepreseptatIyes OF al
SeE inese ates ma seGeded and wnlle IN war was
carried on an9 wnicn iuitner recognized them
les,s states in the Union ny the 20 sressionsl
Eeppor, i9hment en- acs pIoYialhhg ioI tner due
and especially by the direct tax; by the resolutions
Csgonittine toI tne Gonstitution for
tons lmpaIlns tne sane recoenition All OF which
were plsse9 since tne aueemPt.a en- secession
limited States; Tnleen noids tederr Cours
~ a., tnose Stases, anu espsciHay Iy IN ne
ing r., them wnicb 4 could not DO we're they not
~ ,S ~ - Z E ~ LIE ~ IL 8 ,s ~ e
sStatss with UNEQUAL rights being thing nknown
ss.S e.. f vi
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The Copartnersl,ipi

TTERETOFORE EXISTIN BE-
nTWEENr W. R. KENT and ADDISON
MOORE is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
1f.i dgia8 Gl 5iLLc SHi W.RsKEET4& CO.. %
COLUMBUS, Aug. 24th, 1901 auge6
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"a = = ,
The Ohio Statesman.

1.-The lying editor of the black and tan Or
gan here says the ONO STATESMAN has
come out tor Negro Suffrage He knew it
was q lie swhennhe published 1t, but that
was no difference to him, so he would make
salittle,capital to feed the ,forlorn hope of
Negro Suffrage in this county. Some
SCAMP Of the CT and Morality party went
into the Office and changed the type from
s'N0'3 to !" Yes,7 which was not discovered
until the edition of the paper was worked
off, or course the black and tan will not
correct the lie that's against his religious
principles.-Edton (Ohio} Democrat. ss5 .ia
Becanse a man q 4 bore Ii is no sign his
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fo,ai !, ri 'i,'5 baa SHERIFF. F's ia-a1,,.l,
s9l ssGq no bls81A@Ats E1Isq tnfr3
iiw ,aeh1 uSN .noi1a9r1n
PROCLAMATIONyi 7

THE QUALIFIED YOTERS, OF
I'd Tuesday of October, A. D, 1867. being the
sth Day Of october. A. ID. 1852,
and vote for following officers. tolwit: ia '7S
One Lieutenant Governor;
|. N One TreaS urer Of State; 7iia St Il TD 4
rlg One Auditor of State. 7T .1II .1sIE-sarT
/ One Attorney C1eneral:g = r.,t,I .-.-..,-r.sF
Ene he 6Smptroli' rf Of the Treasury .yen7o1
One Member of Board Of Public Works; n
/. n One Sta g. Senator; r;r,,.,v go .'..-
1'l Tao Representatives,; ''- A,-NA -i~
One Sheriff: isz .u0ilH1Yruo hur tsdpiT
ItH One One Tisasarser of County, zT9v9 yl7faE
10 One Recorder: a-a- bar ! 9iu9="TgSr -sw
l6r. One Comm ssioner; g.r7..afr-g ..--t ~tr- f4-
|io One iufrmafy Director. .Hi 5IiHGHae Sgom
- Also, votefor or agsinst an Amendment to the
State Constitution provided for by resolution of the
General Assembly ISs Of the State Of 0hiq, passed
Tbe Trustees If the several Townships are reouir
ed 10 return tethe CLERK of the Court the names of
the following number Of Jurors :sug gDn syr4
City d. Montgomery Tp40 Perry
Frapklin.- Blendon. ...-........ 5
Jackson ...... 4 Plain ......-. -.
Pleasant ..al...!....3 3 Jefferson ..J!. Ill.,.
Prairie ......-....s. Mlfnln.-.-. :
Norwich ............. 5 Hamilton.
Washington .....!.3 s Madison
Sharon .........-!..2 Clinton. 80. 8
IIai1Ii1s5- fsLi afF .h-7lrbe 3 -UcHi1aI .,
(sEAL.l day If Septernber, A. ID. 1857. - -
|! p 7f -'dl - 2 WILLIAM DOMIGAN, 'I
+ y :, Sheriff of Franklin County, Ohio
l. IGsePltruoHtdf lIIN ~ gLTgnE !tIFf AEufs uf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19

..; It seems, that, among the .sloyal doeu-
meuts' which the Radical committee are
sending all over the Sodth at the expense
ot the post office department, are many
gay advertising postersi of the Washington
Chronicle. Forney has got the inside track
OF Greeley, and the latter growls about it..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19

race=horse "Kentucky" is to be
immertaised in bronze, by Macdonal,l the
sculptor, =,
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.;;Becsnsss q man Is 2 'borei is no sign his
children are pigs. vfrsl.-slIgs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-17

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo.
Of suits commenced. To the following named
Defendants and to all owners and claimants Of
the real estate and improvements thereon, or I'm.
provements when separately assessed, herelnaf
ter described, known or unknown. You are
hereby notified that suits have been com.
msncsd In ths Justioe's Court orAmeriSan City
rownship. by the State Of NevadH, against each
OF the Defendants hereinafter named and each Of
the following described tracts or parcels Of land,
with improvements thereon and improvements
when separately assessed, situate In American
City, Storey county, Nevada, and all owners Of.
or claimants to to ths same. known or unknown,
to recover the tax and delinquency assessed TO
said defendants. and against said property. for
Special School Taxes for District Mo- Sto.
rev county, Nevada. between the 18th day Of May,
1867, and the 9th day Of July, 1867; and that a
Summons has been duly issued In each case; and
Won are further notified that unless you appear
and answer the complaint Hled In said cause, on
or before the 24th day Of SEPTEMBER, 1867, at
the hour oil O'Clock A. NJ, judgment will be
taken against you and the real estate and-im.
proyements hereinafter described, for the amount
u Tax and delinquency specified, and costs Of
suit:
bounded on the north by Steel and on the south
Victor Hugo Mining Company-A lot of land
bounded onthA south by White. on the west by
Boyden, and on the north by the Globe Mining
Company. 4lc. hsNh.
Reed & Goa mill.site, POUNDED north by
land Of q 9llig. and south by unknown
owner, west by toll road. u 65.
Joseph NIcols-Seven acres Of land, bounded
on the east by Lyon county line. west by old
Carson road. lying along American Ravine, "a 95.
John Doc Judsen-ee. IS lsthtoI
Chris. Lillie-A lot of,lsnd on the west side Of
American Flat toll road. bounded on the north
by Forbs, and south by Lawson & Co., - 81.
John Doe peck-A lot Q fIand on the east side
of American Flat tollroad, bounded on the south
by Gosse and onithe north by Burns. 4sc.
w. W. BISHOP,
District ATTORNEY, Storey Co.. New.
al 81 70 5an p. shULCAHY,
Sheriff, Storey courty, Nevada. ;
Virginia, Aug. 81. .lrsz-td t5.sais ,o1a n
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BIN NO. 30.
An Ordnance TO Provide for the Levy
aud Collection OF Taxes within the
Town or Geld Hill, passed Aug. 10.
A.. D., 1867. bE

An Ord,nnnc 20 f.rovlde Ior INC ley
ana Ccl!scI,cn = .Ses Inain III
Iown Ssid MN, P"sseo A"x'So'
49,, iSos.
iVHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
l Town OF Gold Hi: DO ordsin nsfoiious:
SECTION 1. tsS OF one'nali OF one per GEM;
per annum, or % cents on esch one hunurea
dollars. Tor Town purposes, on ooth reA ana
personal properly, maae ta1aoie oy tne ia"so
tne state OF NeVaus, ipI Sta.e ana county pun.
poser, mhieh are nov IN .oi.e' y mnsn n"y
nsreater os enaeteo, ehesPt tue proeesus on
mines, when snaii no. DC suc)ec' 70 AVIATION; ~
nereoy ,evien ana Giec'ea 70 20 phiu upon u
ssses,ed yaiue OF al proPer,y NOT exempt rom
1sxauon wltnin une IneorPolAte nhl's Oh INC
Lown OF aoia hih, enu sAa -.hS is ,hs sanne an
tna' autnoTiLeg .o DC Ioy,eu ana eol,eS.eu Sy an
ASt OF tne Legisia.u,e o, sne S'a,S 1i Nesaaa ON,
.sSu AZ : ~ Tn%n ~ Gn,S Mni ".n ~ ~
WarcS = isss and saIS amsndstory Act apnroy.
M :, y zoe "a ,ha.a w $3.50 ~ %pt nna
SE -, he n.id md noi,.n,.d ,hs t,r,h.r ,as
oToNs'Son,tS ans mar cent or Ss cents mon .aehh
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An Ordinance TO Provide for the levy
and Collection OF an annual tax On
Dogs, passed sept. ID, A. ID. 1867.
1NHE BOARD OF TUSTEES 0FTHE TOWN
1 ofGold Hill, do ordaln az follows:
SECTION !. Every person or persons owning
any dog or dogs, whether male or female, shall
take out and pay q license or tax for keeping
the Same and each one thereof, Ave dollars per
annum; and on payment thereof, such person or
persons shall be entitled to have and receive
from the Town Marshal q tag made Of some met.
al which shall have marked thereon the year tor
which tho tax has been paid, and the number Of
the dog SO licensed, and said tag shall DO worn
by the dog. A public pound 10 hereby author.
lied and the Same 10 established for the purposes
hereinafter named. II shall DO the duty Of the
Marshal and all police officers to TAXI up every
dog, male or female, found running or being or
existing In tho Town ofGold Hill, without q col.
lar, with q tag thereto attached around Its neck,
having thereon Its and the year a. re-
qulred In this section, and lmpound the same;
and II the said dog or dogs 80 taken or impound.
cd be claimed BY any person or persons, such
person or persons claiming the Same, shall, II the
Marshal believe him to be the nghtfnl owner Of
the dog or dogs 80 claimed, be entitled to have
the same, upon paying to the Marshal the sum
Of enc dollar for each dog; and the expense Of
keeping such dog or dogs at the rate Of so cents
per day or fractional part thereof; and II such
dog or dogs 70 impounded as aforesaid be not
clalLueu' kuu taken AWAY or cohtb ana oxponsos
paid az Aforesaid within three dayl. after first
being i~mpounded, then such dog or dogs shall be
taken out BY the Marshal or under bis orders,
and killed.
SEC. 9. Ifany person or persons shall wilfully
obstruet, oppose, interfere or prevent. any OH
Ger In the discharge ofhls duties a. required by
the provisions Of this Ordinance; or, shall assist
any dog or dogs In making an escape from the
officer or from the pound, or in any way injure
OF. make the pound insecure, such person or per
sons upon conviction before . Justice Of the
Peace Of the Town Of Gold Hill. shall DO fned In
any sum not less than thirty dollars and not
moro than five hundred dollars. andH such fne
DO not paid, shall be imprisoned In the Town
jail at the rate Of one day for every two dollars
Of sald fine. 1tt
SIC. J. Section 5 OF ordinance No. II. passed
the 7th day Of March A. Il. 1854, by tho Board OF
Of the Town Of Gold HUI. and all Ordi-
nances or parts Of Ordinances, Resolutions or
Bylaws or parts thereof In conflict herewith
JOHN J. HAYES. Presidsn.
H. G. MANNING, Clerk.
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Summons.

orATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF LYON.
y In the Dls,ric, Court Of the Fourth Judicial
Dissrict.-The State of Nevada sends TO the
william Penn Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company. greeting:
,Yop Are hereby summoned TO appear In An ae'
tIon co nmenced against you, as defendant oy
Herman J. T. Seheel. as plaintiff. In the district
Court fthe 4th Judicial District. in and for the
County Of Lyon. State OF Nevada, at Dayton, In
said county, and answer the complaint therein,
which N on Ale with the Clark OF said Court,
within tan days after the service on you Of this
summon exclusive Of the day OF service,Di
sarysdi In said county. or twenty days II served
out Of said county. bat within said District, and
In all other cases forty days; or Judgment by DO
f.nlt will DO taken against you, according TO the
prayer ofthe said complaint
The sald action Is brought to recover the sun
Of +Sss3, alleged by plaintiff TO be due him
and services rendered by plaintiff for defendant
At various times, from the - day OF April,
1854, TO ths-day Of November. 1865, and for
legal interest thereon. from the day Of No.
vsmhsr ;ks6a And you are further notified that
fyou fan to appear aud answer the said com
plant. tho said plaintiff win take judsmenifo for
the said sum aud interest, oesidss costa
49,. In testimony whereof, /. DANIEL KEN.
IL s. SpNcx. have hereunto set my hand and
49, AIMED tbs seal Of sald Court. this 3lst
day Of July, A. D. 1867.
Clerk Of the District Court Of the Fourth
judicial District. Nevada
internal Revenue stamp, ffty Genital
Estate stamp, nfty cents -. au9 I'd