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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-30
Notice.-No. 1.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN the undersigned citizens Of tho United States,
claim ono thousand Q,00G feet Of q certain vein
or lode Of quartz, or other rock In place, bearing
Gold, Silver, Copper and other metals, commonly
called and known ~ the Dios Senior or Mount
Hope lode, and Tho Great W. Companies claim f;
said claim extending hve hundred feet In o north.
erly md Ave hundred feet In . southerly direction
from the location Of this notice along the limo Of
said vein or lode. and embracing the Same with
all its dips spur, angles and variations the Iame
being on unsurvsyed land that NO have oceu.
pied and improved the same from the 5th day OF
August, 1885, according 70 the local cnbtons and
rules Of Miners In the Devils Gate Mining Dis.
trict, Lyon County, Nevada, 10 which district
said lode or vein Il situated, and that we have ex.
pended In actual labor and improvements there
on, an amount not less than one thousand dollars,
to.wIt: tho sum Of fifteen hundred dollars And
that No claim literally on each lide Of said vein
one hundred feet, more particularly described and
plated In tho annexed diagram, In conformity
with the laws, customs, and rules Of Miners Of
said District.
Notice Is further given, tina, IL Is the intention
Of the undersigned, T.B Winston, John D. Win,
tors and George Krowlton 10 apply, and they dc
Carson City. Nevada, for a Patent from the United
States for the claim above described and IT, OF.
tensions, according 10 the said diagram, With the
right to follow said vein or lode with It's dips,
spurI, angles md ysriaticnI 70 any dspth what.
ever, though Il enter land adjoining.
T. B. WINSTON, 900 feet
JOHN D. WINTERS. 400 n.
GEO. KNowLTON, 200 feet.
q. .. Register's ONes, :
CARSON CITY, New, 0ct. Is. 1856.
!, Warren T. Lockhkt, Register Of the q. 8.
Land Office, hereby Certify that a true copy Of
the above notice, together with o diagram OF the
Great W. Companies claim, has tbs day been
nlsd In my office applying for q patent FOR the
WARREN T. LoCKHART.
ocl7n On Register
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Lot g, block !, Mitchell q Lamoroux tract,
Yves, division, tax and delinquency...-. l !
Lot 7, block /, Mitchell 4 Lameroux tract,
vest division, tax and dellnquoncy..--.- l
Lot 8, block !, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
west division, tax and delinquency.-.-.. l !
Lot S, block !, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
ives, division, tax and dslinqusncy..---. l !
Lot Q, block !, Mitchell & Lamsrouxtrsct,
west division. tax and del~inQuency.---- l :
Lot l, block /, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
west division, tar M delinquency....- II
Lot II, block |, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
east division, tax and delinquency..--.. / !
Lot 10, block /, Mitchell & Lamsroux tract.
east division, tax and dellnquency--.... l
Lot l. Block ]. Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
east division, tax and de~linquency...-.. i
Lot &, block l, Mitchell & Lamsroux tract,
east division, tax and delinquency.....- l
Lot Z, block I, Mitchell & Lameroux tract.
east division, tax and dellnquency...... ! :
Lot 6, block I, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
east division, taI and delin~quency...-.. l 4:
Lot 3. block ], Mitchell 4 Lameroux tract.
east division, tax and delinquency l
otl, block /, Mitchell & Lamoroux tract,
esr Division tax and delnqusncy.-.--- l;
d. coRsoNI
District Attorney.
LF. O'FERRALL,
County Tax Collector. $500,
December 18th. 1855. dsls''d
Notieo-The above eases have been pos
poped until TUESDAY, January 2oth, 1907.
10 o'cloct 4. W. N. HALL,
Justice Of the Posee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-30

Yellsw Jacket Silver Mining Cs.'s
Once. Gold Hill, New, Doc 9, 1855 A. meet.
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Yellow jacket
Silver Mining Company, held this day, . DIV
sadSes,ofssysnty.a.s<e1 6)pollssIes r thars
wadeelizsd, paysbleastks ON 90 Of neCcmpsny
enatths Bank Of GAlifornlA San Fsanstsco' %
andyaftetths l6thinstant .!.g g,n..
The Transfer Books Will. DO closed from ths
llthto the 18th instant, inclusive.
~ dse-tfr irl=Igai VIM T. WATSON 6sSy. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-30
GOLD HILL PIONEER
BOOTAND SHOE STORE
Next door north of vsseyts Hotsl.)
NJ.

NV Very Lew. N
Largo Sales an Snail Prsdts,is tho Motto.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAsAFNE STOCK
i Of Boots and Shoes on hand. He has . sx.
tsnsiye ,assortment OF Miners Beets. He
has, also. q heavy stock Of French, Kip and Cali
Leather, which he WIN sell IN rolls or pieces, and
Of "custom.work." Call on me and buy Of my
resdy.made stock, or leave your measure for ct.
ting, and perfect satisfaction will be guaranteed.
q Bear In mind that my place Of business 10
next door north Of the Vesey Hotel, Gold Hui.
n. 0'D0N0HUE. d
Gold Hill, Nov. Is. 1856. nolatf
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San prsa.i.eo, J.ns.ry IL, 1857. jsai.td

Belcher Cempany-Nstice 10 hereby
given, thss At 4 meeting Of thesTrustses o., sdo
company, held thisdAy, an esses5msnt Of Finscn
0ls5 Dollars fper! shsrsiVas lsviedU ON saeh
and every share Of the capital stock ofsaid Com.
tho sd6os Of the Company, Virgins, Nevada, IN
United ststss, gold coinsI Any 'stoefon which
$50 Sllessnent shall remain unpaid on Ekl-
DAY, February lst, 1857, Will be advertised on
mat day a. delinquent, sud unless payment snai
DC made before, viii bsS6ldo on Tussday, haren
together with cost Of advertising and sxpcnssso Of
sale. s5'tsEI U6f TGirGT GfIgr''Nft
By order Of ths Board u Tfuysees. BIO
q. BRUCKkAEN, Gsorst9X
Virginia, New, jan. ], 1920 VIZ go
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DR. TOzgass MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.

pk. TO1kRSS MEDICAL ADrBRflSBhENT.
DR. CHAs. n. T0ZER's
Private Medical Institute,
Northeast Cor. Kearney & jack
son Sts., San Francisco.
TIE Grsar Rradieator Of special Cam
plants, formerly Of Locke Hospitai' /
London, Eight Years In Sacrn- l
mento, aud The last -Four
Years In san Francisco.
DIR. TO
DIFFERENCE IS OF FORTY YEARS
IL standing, and during that time has met WIN
unparalleled success In the treatment OF al
those diseases generally known "
Venereal or Chronic.
IL 4, Impossible here to mention all the diseases
with which he Is familiar; some, perhaps, will
not be out Of place. The most formidable. the
mort destructive to mankind Is Self. Abuse the
brain being the seat of the disease, the wholcsys
tenn suffers In con--queuee. Will here enumer,
ate some Of the symptoms. so that those amietea
may be able TO form an opinion In regard to their
=. S--.--. -n,id ~ ,pfF,rine. Nervous
Dshiij,1 -. 81 N.mory pain In the Limbs and
Back, Palpltation Of the Heart, Trembling OF the
Limbs tsadaene' nna y. W s.n.ia. Ts.r. ~. a
great many more, but these arc sumcien. Sna
DR. TOZER. and he will cure you In q short
time. without any interruption In your business
-sr state your case by letter, and there will b
no occasion for your calling At the once.
-. un.thre.
S92eo" WAC
IL ano'ner olniaaoie cnemy 'Hne .A . Sr
one OF my circulars on Una, aisSnse, 4 in'otiu
yourself OF the terrible resni'S ine
oarea In A'o" Jay"
Venereal Diseases,
In all their v~arious forms. either Primary or Sec,
ondary. or Hereditary. completely sr.dieatsa
cd to perfee. health, there viii % no danger o.
ease known as Scrofuls
1
yphHiI oiso@se'
-....,,.t,,.,, nm ,bI, Coast. I, Of . mor,
a.u'tSaSIs charneter than that seen In the Allan.
dc States or Europe, arising from III. fact Of Its
being q e9mpoana OF ePs Thna, Sp'nese' aha
have visited the two latter countries no DOUBT
have seen tns dreAuIuL ehee's on oo'a W.
nanve 49, - ,r..,ns, ~
ssther diueren' moue'
III. Old Formnlaa
M P;eord. Acton and Bostwick, are Of little &C.
eount, except to dry up the disease on the sur.
- :. is,.r' viii ,how itself a. a secondary disease
M 1SsIS snd ,hinT I can sav withon,
~, ! have s..n mora nraetic. in tbsse
SH"..s.hsn ,,v oth.r uhysician In San Fran.
es SstnS as'it dns, from IsIe II becomes
cisco; aa.,ns ~ - " ,bi SSe' rsn bss.r. Won smnioy
sSs.Isisn who i, the proper one 10 consult
. "a srns,,.ne.d ono. or one who has recently
.s,tIsd .monr.t ,oui,
NV Plan II Purely Vegetable.
Destroying the Disease and Purifying the blood
Rheumatism, Neuralgia
saeh As pains in the shin bones, swellinss Of the
Different joints Of the body, running sores, etc,
by the uss Of my VEGETABLE MIXTURES,
Seminal
,ou.-
should youoe sune'1y 30
Ing symptoms suen > To n,oooi.A S,,.Ian
Limbs. ram IN tni.M 49,
Nervousness enu Tsuo E.ny,LT ~ anI,
DRY, Coniusisn OF IDEAS 2 Dep.e'sioa ". Spm'
Its. Evh Foreoodine, mS rnzSp "a
don TO society. eonsou pS- S.sl oue'' u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-30
To Correspondents.

Patients of either sex. residing In any partof
the country, however distant, who may desire
the opinion and adyiee Of DR. TOZER can, BY
submitting a written statement OF their case TO
the Doctor. receive all the attention and meoi-
e,.s. NECESSARY 70 effect a cure without the nsces-
sity Of 4 perronal interview.
knlettsrs strictly confidential, opened and 70:
piled to by the Doctor himself .
Consultation at the Office or BY letter. FREE.
Curss 10 all cases guaranteed.
Office hours from 9 A. N. to . TN.
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Venereal or Chronic.
Structures Of the Urethra.

Is smother formidable enemy to health. Send for
| one Of my circulars on that disease, and inform
yourself Of the terrible results. The worst cases
| cured In q few days.
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STATEMENT

or /. r. O,Fcrrnll, County. Tax COLLECTOR,
Storey County, Nevada, durfnk his Term
OF once commencing september, 1854,
and ending January 9Th, 1857
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-30
venereal Diseases,

In all their various forms. either Primary or Sec.
ondary. or Hereditary. completely eradicated
from the systsin. Your constitution being rostor.
cd TO perfect health. there will be no danger Of
banding down TO your children that terrible dis
snre known as ScrofulR
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LEGAL ADYssfIsEnBNrs.
NRDMAN0BzN0l9S-

Te Provide for the Appointment Of
n Town sexton and 90 Prescribe
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uIsCNLANBoUs lADrsRfIsBxENTs
NEVADA IEaIsEATUnR

Third AensAaa,s Co1AoAcinE' JAM.
AIRY 5th, 1867.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11
NEW - ITEM

Gold closed in New YORK yesterday
at 1858.
The President has notified the Commits
sioner in the Patent Office that his resig-
nation would be accepted if rendered.
The panic at Santiago about the choIera
has subsided, and the reports from Havana
no longer cause alarm.
A Washington special say that another
veto message may soon be expected from
President johnson.
The new Commissioner of Agriculture
has given out that no person need apply
for appointments in his Bureau, as he is
reducing his force.
Representative Orth, of Indiana, has a
bill before the House Committee on For
eign Affairs, which is intended for the
more efeetual protection of our natural
lied citizens when abroad.
The Senate Bill striking the word hite
from all laws and charters of the Dis
trlct of Columbia. so as to make colOred
men competent to hold Office and SIT on
Juries, was passed by the House.
1t was expected that there would be i've
hundred delegates in attendance at the
Conservative Convention to-day at Rich
mond. Ex-Congressman FlOurney is a
delegate. He says that the Convention
will be opposed TO universal suffrage, but
in favor OF impartial Suffrage.
In the United States Cireuit Court, at
Brooklyn, on the 9Th inst, Judge Benedict
sentenced Edward Duffy, who had been
convicted of Illicit whisky dist Ii ng, to
the penitentiary for thirteen months.
It is probable that the holding of the
National Republican Convention may be
postponed tilb J uly. when it is expected
that all the Southern States wiz be ad-
mitted. The chances are in favor Of Chi-
cago as the place of holding the Conven-
tion,
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11
KENTUCKY GrEnS.

A Teachers Mutual Aid Society has been
ormed in Louisville.
Governor Stephenson was serenaded
while in Covington last Friday night.
The estimate of income for educational
purposes for the city of Louisville, for
lS67-S, from all sources, is Sl49, 900.
Four thousand turkeys were shipped
from Bourbon county, Kentucky, to Bos-
ton for Thanksgiving day. -r-Fr
Quite religious revival is in progress At
Henderson, in both the Baptist and Pres
byterian Churches. A large number of
persons have united with the Churches.
The work still progresses.
An old gentleman, named David L.
Luckett, who resides near Newcastle, Ken
lucky, was robbed on the train OH the
Frankfort Railroad, last Saturday. While
going to Louisville, OF a pocket-bOOk con-
tanning $3.50.
A new paper, rebel-cOpperhead, of
course, is to be published shortly at Frank
lin, Simpson County, KY. 1t viii be cal ed
the Franklin Sentinel
A Sailor, who lost both arms at Fort
Fisher is now in Louisville with his son
who plays an organ, soliciting aims. I is
a hard thing, indeed, TO have been thus
disabled in the service of ones country,
and theE forced to beg or starve.
A fire occurred at Frankfort on the night
of the 9Th inst, which resulted in the de-
struction of at least $4,000 worth of prop
erty. Eight buildings were more or less
damaged. and among them a Baptist
Church. The fire originated in shoe
store, and spread rapidly.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11

and ultimately quarrel over mis- curs
in the doggery," and reel into
drunkard's grave. There are ezcep-
tions 70 this. but they only prove the
almost infallibility Of the rule.
1t is time for not only the churches,
but parents, also, to arouse themselves
to resist this fearful assailant Of do
mestic peace and happiness. Social
wine drinking and card playing should
be frowned out of every home, if it is
desired to have the boys and girls of
that home lead happy and useful
lives.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11
Important 70 Advertisers.

The circulation of the JOURNAL IN
The City of EcanSrille is three times
as large as that OF arg other qer0spd-
per.
OUr circu}attoE ia IROtaSa and
Ellinois is greater than any other nel0s-
paper published iR tLis City.
In Keatucky Il IS more than all the
0ther EUaasUiUe papers co@abiaed.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11
INDIANA ITEMS.

There is no coal for sale in Madison.
Coal sells az New Albany for thirty-two
cents per bushel. steep price.
The linden. .edness, in round NUN bers, of
the city of New Albany is set down at
sl7S. .OC0.
General Lew. Wallace proposes TO de-
liver lecture IN Lafayette. on Mexican
Affairs" shortly.
There is probability of the rnanufac-
turing establishments stopping ~ New
Albany for want of COAL. -@
The Indianapolis Herald tells of a man
who has taken the advantage of the bank
rupt law, who has neither debts nor assets.
Rev. s. G. Caver. DID,, Rector of ST. Pau1's
Church at New Albany, has resigned. He
goes to Chicago.
The question of erecting a new church
edifce for the use of the congrega, ion
worshiping at Wesley Chapel, Indianapo-
lis, Is being agitated.
The connrades of the Grand Army Of the
Republic, at Madison, anticipate i rand
time at the celebration to be given i'll that
city, on the nth inst.
A printer, from Petersburgh, indiana.
who has been down South for the asst : X
months, says that since the late elections
"Iank I" and Reb y won't mix worth "a
cant in that climate Not at all improb-
able.
An extensive religious revival is pro-
gres.iug at Madison in the Methodist,
Christian, and Baptist Churches. Many
have professed faith in Christ and united
with scme branch of His Church.
In order to prosecute pub ic improve
ments needed by the city, Jefersonvil e
has got into debt over $50, 900. The Council
of that city has ordered that a loan OF
$4,000, for fve, eight, and twelve years. at
ten per ceat. interest be made to meet the
largest portion of this indebtedness. and
that the city issue bonds to that amount
The Goshen Democrat says a match ba,
been made between John Casey. Charlie,
Barnhart and Thomas a. Gilmore. all o.
Goshen, to walk from Goshen to For
Wayne, "a miles, for purse of $3.50. Tn,
articles OF agreement have been signed.
The Madison Courier says: on Tuesda,
evening last, a farmer named Bum. lfy
ing on Cedar Cliff, returning home from
the city, was attacked by two men at Ia
Eagle Hollow Bridge, on the river road
knocked senseless from his horse an
robbed of $500, the robbers making OF witt
the booty and the horse.
The people of New Albany propose tha
the members of the State Teachers Asso
citation shah fare sumptuousiy while /
that city. Preparations are being mad
for grand banquet to be given at DePaw
Hall, on the 26th instant. 1t will no dout
prove grand affair. Let the teachers
encoure ged in their work.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11

THE New York pulpits are speak
ing out in strong terms against the
prevailing amusements of the day.
The card table, the dance, and the
theatre, have been pushed into society
with zeal and success that has seri-
ously alarmed al the evangelical de-
nominations, and they cry aloud and
spare not, in the hope that the young
people of their respective charges may
not be led astray and ruined We are
informed that wine and cards are be-
coming more fashionable 10 all parts
Of the country, our own city not ex,
cepted, and that young men and Ia
dies are becoming fascinated with
them to an extent that IS fruitful #
sorrow and distress to the more
/ thoughtful and religious parts Of the
community. Cards at the fashion BILE
party is only the foreruuner Of cards
at the fashionable saloon, and pro
phetic of cards in the lowest sinks
of degradation and pollution. The
young man who becomes fond of drink
ing the health of young ladies in the
fashionable parlor, can pretty surely
be depended upon to drink the health
of his boon companion in the saloon.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11

@1-H-1s.-1S--1-.lH..
The remarkable vote in the House
Of Representatives by which Secretary
McCulIoch's policy of contraction was
condemned, exhibits a stronger feel
ing against the plan of the Secretary
than has heretofore been suspected.
The Indiana delegation voted as a
unit in favor of the bill curtail-
ing the Secpetary's authority. We
presume this is the first instance for
a long time in which the representa-
tives of both parties in this State
have been found acting together. The
decided vote in the House will have
an influence upon the Senate, and the
bill will most probably pass that
body and become law. The decided
ground taken by the President in his
message in favor OF continued con-
traction may influence him to veto the
bill. In case he should do so, it is
doubtful whether a two thirds major
ity necessary to make it the law in
spite of the veto could be obtained in
the Senate. That body is disposed to be
as conservative on financial, as it is
radical on reconstruction, measures
While it indorses the vagaries Of
some of its most erratic members in
its dealings with the late rebeliious
States, it is very fearful Of commit
ting a financial indiscretion in its
solution of the great problem which
so vitality affects the prosperity of the
whole people. But the people are in
earnest They have tried MCCULLoCH's s
plan for several months, and have
discovered that while their business
is cramped and crushed, the price of
gold diminishes not in the least.
They recognize the inability of the
Government and themselves to re-
sumo specie payment so long as the
volume of the National debt remains
as large as at present, and they in
tend to try the other plan-that OF re-
ducing the debt by paying it of
in the same currency in which it was
contracted. They are unable to dis
cover that this does injustice to either
the bond or the bank men, and wills
Insist upon giving the plan trial as
has been accorded TO Mr.. MCCUL-
LoCH's plan.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11

WE agree with the New York Times
that Secretary McCULLoCH's rather
serious statement of our financial
position and prospects must have an
effect upon Congress and the country
in one respect. 1t will show the abso-
lutte necessity of putting a check on
the extravaganza which has hereto
fore been such a matter of course
that Congress never entertained the
idea of attempting to stop it. The
Secretary of the Treasury gives no
hope of the country being able to
stand this in the future, even if all
efforts to diminish the public debt
are given up. In fact if our extrava-
glnces go on, we shall soon take the
other track, and begin to increase our
already enormous debt. The month
ly exhibit of the Treasury for Novem-
Der will be instructive in this respect.
1t will not be long before we shall be
taugth the same lesson ia more ways
than one.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11

EVANSVILLE JOURNAL. = The Jour
NAL Company has got into the
splendid new building built expressly
for that thriving institution The
JOURNAL of the 23d ult., contains a
large SIZE cut of the new building,
which is a credit (the building) to
the city and to the progressive com
pany. May continued success greet
them.-Gray0itle independent
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11
New Publications.
LETTERS FROM UROPE. yJoHN "
FORNEY. l2mo. pD. 400. Philadelphia
t. B. PETERSON & BROT dERs.

LETTERS FROM / UROPE- By JOHN w.
FORNEY. 12mo. pD. 406. Philadelphia ::
T. B. PETERSON & BROTdERs.
Perhaps no man in this country is
better known, as a politician, than
the author Of the above letters. Col
FORNEY, by his editorials and "Oc-
casional" letters to his two news
papers, /" both daily" has kept him
self prominently before the public for
the past eight or ten years. We think
he depends somewhat upon this no
toriety to create a demand for his
European letters. We see nothing in
them worthy of special commenda-
ton. Their egotism, at times. is quite
insuferable, and there is nothing par
ticularly original in the writer's OBJ
servations, or his manner of portray
ing what he saw. Others have seen
the same and depicted the scenes in a
more entertaining manner. It is a
book of common places, interspersed,
here and there, with specimens Of
stilted rhetoric. Still, there are hun
dreds who will desire to read what
the Colonel has to say, and to them
we commend the book.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11

FRENCH's ELEMENTARY ARITH-
METIC, published by HARPER &
BROTHERS, and for sale by ROBERT
CLARKE & Co., Cincinnati, appears
to he admirably adapted for school
uses, It's explanations being clear,
and succinct, and it's methods sim
pie and easy to master. Parents caa
also introduce it in their families, and
in the long hours, when assembled
around the evening lamp, impart to
their smaller children a knowledge of
figures that will be useful TO them all
through life.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11
Notice

OF Order TO Discontinue the Alley situaJt
between Fourth Street and the Cana
and extending from Second Avenue to
Sixth Street.
KTOAACE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
XN the Common CounriI of the City of
Evansville, at its session on the 4th day of
the aIIev Situate between Fonrtb Street
and the Canal. and extending from Second
Avenue to sixth Street, in the rear of
Blocks los. lO9 lI0, Ill. Il2, lib, and I76, La
masco, now CT Y of Evansville.
All persons on ming or claiming real es-
tate adjoining or abutting upon said alley
and feeling themselves aggrieved by the
passage of said order, may nave redress by
application to said Council within six
weeks from the publication Of this notice.
By order of the Council
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Ofice. Nov. ii. 1867.
noYl4 dow Union copy.1
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-11
composer.

A. C. RALLoCK has sued several promf-
nent members of the Radical party for
$1,000, this amount being claimed for the
rent of Masonic Hall during the existence
of the now extinct organization known as
the Grand Army of the Republic Courier.
The above, as far as the Grand
Army of the Republic, is concerned,
is simply untrue. That organization
never owed DIR. HALLOCK dollar for
rent, nor does the organization owe
any one else on that account.