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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
PETROLEUM AND MINING srocKs-FmsT BOARD
Ifininn SlnrL.a.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. LIP. N.


Gold continues weak closing at lSis after selling
at 1sis9lS5l The Persia took out 100000 in cain.
The clearings of the Gold Exchange Bank were
S97 $1,000 and the balances s., 7lS.9io.
The market for Government stocks was irregular
The Cs of 1851 fell I per cent and the new Issues
we're steady State stocks were steady tennessee
Ga sold at 63 66Si for new and IS for the OIL Pacbe
Mail was very active sale OF $500 shares was
made upon forged order, leaving the mousse SeiIinz
short that amount Upon the discovery OF the traua
tba saes were cancelled and reward OF $1,000 on RED
hv tbs Roard for the forger. The closing price wa
195IG125I. The Express stocks continue dull. New
York Central was active selling at llSs Inc elee.
ton has caused little excitement IN the stock.
which sells Mt 5 per cent less than was
paid when the control Of the property WA
acquired last year by the Lockwood party
wheh 1913 was paid. The dealings in Erie were iarse'
and 72I was paid. Hudson River advanced II per
cent. selling at 1887. Michigan Southern was taken
by strong buyers at S2l. Cleveland and fit'sDu'sh'
Cleveland and Toledo, Rock Island and Fort wayne
were all higher Northwestern shares were s'eaN'
ON the Common ana higher on tho Preferred. After
the call there was some realizing and Smali i'o-
tion in prices Az the Second Board, prices under
srrthor sales TO realize, were again lower, New
Yorl, Central selling at 1913; Northwestern
Common
Tho Second Board adjourned Erie rose I"
79s. The latest quotations are as ioHoWs
Registered EGs, 1851, 1O7lQlO7g; Coupon u.s. looi';
ll9lQ112k; Registered 5-2Os, 1862, lHi~iOi'
Common sos, 1862, 105,0lO7I; do, 1884, lN.S
1914; do, 1865, lO5s9lO5a; do. new, 1863 WIG
1917: do, 1867 lO7.G1O7I; Registered lc-Ns' iU'S
1907 Coupon lO4Os lO! 6lOl.; 1905, second series
1Oi!01O5 do third series, 1851 Tennessee u q
coupon, 65G65s; do. new, 6S!G6Sl Missouri 20
96,a96s; Canton. 46sG4Gi Cumberland, %os@~''
Western Union, 80: Quicksilver. lsi4l& Mar'poS pos,
sl9si Marposa Preferred, l56l6; Pacific Mal'
l95ial2Jl; Atlantic Mail, 1ls.a11Sl; Boston Water
Power, 15a6lS; New-York Central, 1l7s0llS; Erie'
72.a729; Erie Preferred, 7307$b Hudson lsSa loo"
Boston, II. and Erie, 12sGl$ Reading eo@''t
Michigan Central. l1O911Ol Michigan Southern q
aS2i; Illinois Central. lSS0lSS; Cleveiano "nu
Pittsburgh. SSl0sSs; North Western, 5SsaoS DO
Preferred. Cs9a67; Cleveland and Toledo. lOSs@IOoS
Rock Island. 07agl; st, Paul. 42iS42i; DO ITO
ferred. 6eQ6el: Fort Wayne o90vos,
Money on call is per cent. and in good supply
Commercial paper is without change The Senate
has taken no action uDon the House blh slopDioa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Disraeli is recovering from her severe
illness.
Cant. Cranch of the English army doth Reg
iment) shot himself IN Montreal on Saturday.
DIR. Jesse Judkins n wcll-known physician
Of Cincinnati died on Friday morning.
Mrs. Anna Lambert. sewing girl ut Niles,
Mich fallen heress $4,000 by tho death OF an uncle
In England.
Mr.. Sturgeon has again been the recipient
Of thousand pounds from anony donor toward
his Orphanago.
Mr. James s. Sherwood of Westport, Conn,
has sued Mrs James Guycr for breach OF promise lay
ing his damages at the moderate sum OF S2OooO
George Francis Train, Susan b. Anthony and
Elizabeth Cady Stanton are 10 speak uloh luiparuAi
suffrage on Saturday evening III eIeln""y man
Judge Charles j. McCurdy of the supreme
Court Hartford retired from Inc Deneh on saturdny,
being disqualified on account OF hs age lie 10 years
The late Mr.. Robert A. Alexander left his
property In SCOTLAND worth 100000 per annu, 10 his
sisters and his farm at WOODBURY., N.Y. WIN All the stock
to his brother James Win INSTRUCTIONS 10 continue tho
mcned His real estate In Chicago ID estimated W DO
worth tl,OOOOOo.
If anybody should see Tarr Motto Nero,
kOnluIa chutZke llurO YusO. None kangO, aud other
japanese officers he viii confer favor by NJ once ad-
dressing Prince Zatsuma postage paldas tha dignary
Government OF Japan Will pay no debts which they may
contract.
Mrs. +. Cady Stanton writes mournfully to a
Buffalo paper "By some fantastic trick OF your type
setter my speech In 81 James Hall ON Saturday evening
Il suddenly terminated, and 80 linked TO that OF Mr..
Trains that made 10 of In an entirely vein
OF eoqncnce Among many other exploits, am made TO
boast that neither smoke nor chow, nor drink nor lie,
nor steal, swear; M N such accomplishments were
usual among American women In The Bugdio Erprcss.
women tO vote for liberty and God, Instead OF free
refer to my honored counrynen as white males, am
reported as having addressed them Ms white mules All
these good Jokes II credited TO the printers devil but
not those who represent unpopular idea and care
fully weigh their words"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE CONVENTION.

THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE CoNFLNIlON'
The Chamber of Life Insurance met yester-
day I'm the rooms OF the Chamber Of Commerce. and was
allied TO order by Mr. n d. Morgan OF New-Yorl Tho
olowing named companies represented: Guardian
n Y; Gey1nania, N Y. Globe Mutual ~ II knlSkGr'
booker. =, Y. Manhattan, N y; hatlonal, y; l.; sew
York n W. North America, n. " security, ". II CON
tinenta United States ". Y; Provldent ChcaRo Berg
SHIRE Ptsheld, Mass n. Il. Mutual Boston; Union nl'
froyidence Charter Oak Hartford Actual, Hartfordi
Connecticut Mutual Hartford; COnnectcut Generhi,
Hartford; Travellers Hartford, " E. insurance Gazete;
Brooklyn" Brooklyn; Providence Philadelphio llama
man Cleveland; Mass Mutual, Springfield John Han,
cock Boston, State Mutual Worcester southern LIE ana
Trust Mobile, Ala Hartford Life Aeclueuta hardiorui
hmhiX Mutual Hartford; Southern Llfe MEN phis, lenh
n WINS voted that the Chamber meet Oftener hereafter An
nnmportnnt amendment TO the constitution was made,
after much debate Tho resolutions, which were re-
ferred to Committee Valuation at tho last meeting
were, after discussion, amended as follows: 5000,
Resolved etpedeut that there shall be organized an houa
Department supervision % which shall lie eouded SUCH person as
who shall he authorized to select aud empo
1h assistance require and whose compensation sa ue
~ the Chamber That The duties Of department should be TO MAKE
valuation ~ & busuess Of each company belonging 10 TIE
yer under snch basis hereafter he decided upon Also
hat in orer establish American standard table OF noHat We
huuh procure experience be companies being members Of We
hsnsr snd Of Other nav he disposed TO contribute fr mat
urpo such other suitable mlOnAhoa a. may Do OoAeu HV
ime o time. ,
The question OF appealing 10 Congress for National
egisatiOn Introduced, and draft OF bill To DC
recommended 10 Congress wa. presented. Mr. borRai,
hOught the report unnecessarily elaborate aud desired
hat 10 should he simplih 4. He presented his own dlhl
which he thought would be- likely TO be noticed by
congress. number OF members objected 70 ". ahu
Dng discussion followed At length both bills were sent
,ark TO the Committee for reconsideration. The ORDER
II business for to-day embraces draft OF bul 10 Con
ness In favor Of National Bureau or LILO Insurance so
fnt companies embraced In Us provisions snail Tansacb
business la all the States without distinct aud onerous
sLato taxation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
INTERNAL REVENUE MArrERs.

The Metropolitan Board of Internal Revenue
met yesterday and conducted business In the usual form
secretly II Is not known 10y the Collectors IA this city
that the authorities In Washington have nierfered with
their action the seizures OF establishments that have
not conducted their business properly; the contrary i'm
preston prevails among Revenue men The fact that
McSsrr Basde Ingrahnn. Kidd and others oct "a OIL
GERS of tho National Convention now Ina session al
Washington, ~ commented upon by the whisky men IN
the city aud not favuraby An Illicit distlcry found In
the basement Of Mes-r Klein Smiths soda water fac
tory IN slNthst has been seized, aud three men sup
posed to be ibe for It's establishment there have
been arrested Two barrels Of spirits found ON Pier No
81, are under detention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
coupT cAIENDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME -Circuit.-Part Nos: lS ,NI'
s5 90 l72T l7io i773 i7T7 1879, 1884, 7 1851 loy ,s
l7oi i7go 1901 1905 1906 1901 1909. Fart ll-Nos, i,i'
sGs 1904 COO IN 1885, 1884, 40 1855 1922 2o ~ IDS
i0is lg6 1898 1892 l30 G64, 1906. Special Tern
ron. No is Issues of law, &c.-Nos AIS leg 2 10 90
rbabtrsNos lGl Ii7 l5l 1866 lCt, l65 l6e, 10 ILL., 49,
1855, 49, 100. Call, lD7. n. NJ. a,-s
sqso s97g 93O7 ana 2s21 3I77, 3ib S4S' S6 Sii SS
$3.50 2G05 1883 Part lNOs S6It aoso' .'lo' ''V'' WV
1885, 3i66 1891 $780, 3095. $685. J6l2 S2i M ,-e 1907
CoURr or CoMMos PLEAs.-Part ll-N0s 6si' 700 10"
7I7 1924 6l7, A2l EOS, 74J. 629. $780, lss. Co.'S l6S
MARINE CoUkr.-N0s 90, 90, 20. o., 49, 50, 81 10 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12

The first passenger train over the Buffalo
md Washington Road left Buffalo on Saturday. The
city officials, officers, &C. accompanied the inspection
An attempt is TO be made at the next session
OF the NewJerScy Legislature To secure the passage OF an
act Incorporating company 90 CONSTRUCT IL shp canal
from Camden 10 some point Little Egg lialbOr, or
Afnlcns RIVER near South Bank TuCgfrton distance
nbont miles Should this canal be constructed the dis
nnco for vessels from NewNOrk which now have - 30
an, tho Delaware Will b0 shortened least 100 uliloI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
REVENUE swINDLE AT poUGHKEEPsrE.

An extensive fraud upon the Internal rev
enuo recently been perpetrated at Pougkrepse by
two men who pretended 10 be large dealers In cigars
and were Ia the habit 81 sending large quantities OF
boxes puorling DO filled with cigars, TO the local In
spectnr to he stamped. The boxes really filled with
sawtrs and after being returned to the owners, tho
stamps were removed by steamug, aud the boxes were
Ief 10 Toe seized by the authorities About 900 worth OF
stamps wore thus secured by the swndlors, who have
decanpcd 10 parts unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12

rev James o. Murray, d. D.. the Rev Henry o. weston,
d. d. the Rev JosephT Duryea, ID. D.; tho Rev stephen
= Tying IL the kGy Lyman A96Gi a. MS1Tp
Archibald Russell. Morris X Jesup W. Richards N -
Camael G.. Smith, Walter T. Miller Ambrose N Ey, tne
low Geo. ]. MngIns, LOWS ~ Jackson Morrls "a 1osuP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12

A cheese from Brobdignag, weighing, l,Vv ,
pounds and containing the substance OF 80 lus o. ~,
eounl 10 one milking Of 1900 cows. has conc 10 l"N" W
he mt on exhibition. Its dimensions hte' bbnu'I' sS
feel no Ches; IAiekneAa. thea feat and CrouhIoheo u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCuAHGE.-FIRsT CALL.
104 O'CLOCK A. II.

CONVENIENT DHFANIMtNf.
1881 Coup 10 $ g. $50 Coup Cal y 5 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12

.S31 .5J4S75
This shows as think, beyond all successful COItrOycI
~ with liberal allowance FOR possible Inaccuracies that
there round numbers not less than SiOOOOOOO0 OF
specie the country waiting to De called forth from
It's ingOrOus retreats to its former fields honor and
amount OF circulating medium locking UP at tho same
time only nconsiderab.e amount OF legacndeTs aud
money will be less abundant In month after paper
fha have been elevated 10 the rank Of cash than IL
before TO the specie must be added $3OOOOOOOO OF
national bank currency making 100000 O0O and 10 this
must DC added SoOOCOO0OO OF United States notes.
making IN all a currency in some form Of N0O00O0OO
Surely there need not be any apprehension that we shall
not have currency enough 10 discharge all the functions
that money can discharge, ana CONDUCT az nc business
Of the United States though bounded on the south by hr
ficaIcs around Thomas, and the north by the ea
Of Alaska aud tho cebcrgs or tho north pole
The second section IN the bill and the others following
attended auxares TO aid aud support che principle 20
DC carried b. the first section There be- doubt
that whenever raise the United States notes 70 par
the Government must be IN possession 81 the means 20
give ard take coin or paper on equal tcrDf To TINS end
must have liberal supply ~ coin GA hand There ~
doubt also that this reserve Of coin eXerts an I'm
and sanitary power upon the credit OF the Gov
srHment without 10 neither bonds nor paper Of the
United States would maintain anything like their present
value In round numbers the Government has now
i2,OO0O 900 81 gold, while its demand paper afOat
amounts 70 over S3OOOOOO 10 Is DONG banking busi
1ess on gigantic ale and 20 maintain the credit Of Us
esues for circulation 10 must hold a strong Of
pecie The Bank Of France very strong Ia Us CON- aud
He Bank or England, also, sustained by the credit
81 Great Britain, fOr 10 issues bills which are
oct represented by either coin or cOnsuis, has much
larger reserve 81 speco ia proportion Ia It's liabilities
than t'aI bed li tie Treasury Of tie United States
1nep lteAiJictmfiboi ina crtt " TIC country Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
GOvKRNMLNr DEPARTMENT.

CONFINEMENT DEPARTMENT.
O. $40 Cou C2 10 s6s52O Coup G5 Treas Notes $40
100 .........lG73 10000. ........lO5tl 2d Series.
IS $40 COu "a III 5 80 lO-4O Coup 10000. l0f
800. ......... lO4Ii 35,OO0..........1Olil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19
cOAsTWIsE sTEAMsHrpS.- 80
DACIFTC NAIL STEAMSHIP CovPANYs
->Sssss TTn III c.IIso LINZ
CARRYINy yS;f1D STATES MAry


cAHs y. ;s ssslsS ss sFssAs. man,
leave pier q North river ss Canal -
Dec sl.SEW YORK, Captain W. a. rurt.r connecting
ctY,lpn SScezssT' Gray
ooG s sIo wih G2LnEM AGE c.ntsin fapdge
with COLLEEN sn,r,E,s cIry Captain 3 = watkins
S pe ssa and soss S e.
Departure Of iiih each month connects With the new
q March r. % s" and New VITA z1s Y. COM
ssrm &c rsoI Frsuoco for
100 pound, baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
For passage ticket. saa al further nfcsm.scn apply a.
OURS vii !" sosass jan os;sss aOcu nA'
For mica g.; inqa'r. the srsieh. ocs eo~psuy,
- 4 : 80 : s1Effs si FARGO CO.
- sole fteIstr agents r n s $ Go.
FHss 81 5 e zs AMP
REGULAR NAIL sTEAxiEsiS sailing op the nd Of
s s Esc4
0TiDINg STAR, Captain Geo D. siccum. March =.
81 si s % q ssS s
ssa returning fsr p''
No. Bowling Green. New York
CPeCIAL HOTICE.-sIsAL AND VERA CRUz-POsT.
r. pier
Passage and freight iflSs 4 aTTa{rsEY. Assn.
For aALvEsTox; 1ExAs- ga N s,, wEEELy.
,s % 4 @ -. ana U:S'a
sis 's' g. ss:s .s.
HAvAsA AVID NP5 SHw 9yLE SssS.xr
NO pEr SSfHaSt on s1S Al NEW osrRAxs.
- rT A.s ,s.,...
rscsyns f;.st and Win s'l Is above from pier NO.
CO United s.s.ss esrr~ScyA
r'rss G ss4Es 81 visidiT y sis1
saSs s ss iS o S ss Soo and Ao
sssn:s pr sslcsst for Al ~ liquor ,,..
Al ' s:s ss m ssss e s sSr sss s''d
hsvsns ifsishs sassssSssis nAds Il sAs omos.
ca w'IT EEHsS. z..a.
UuFEEssf ihAsss st ssSs
49, - - fHs isvosiis ssesmships
S6ksQ gNSfLE. zdams Saturday, Ss .a 3
A..s s " s g ::: :ss = GARRISON ALl
c,rAs LINZ roR NEW 0RLK Axs.-rzE NEW YORK
g nan eseemsnip Compsnys fine OCEAN sissnsrs vli
xslfs1 ..e. = on :.
On saturday Ian. =
q sdas 4. iii one: s ~ AZ nj; -, -,
"'s'cs < SzEsYsos y rrs-ssa. Ma Bowling or....
S:gs s.T n vii :.ys NO Sssa sss
l.. .Ss p passage fs.ic ss;SHsfe
The GEORGE WASHINGTON WIN follow Jss' =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

DRBSIDENrs OFFICE, HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
il Company. New York, January II, 1857 \
Hudson River Railroad Company gives notice that tho
existing between this COMPANY ara
the New York Central Rail- Company wing been ter
minated Directors of the New York Central kaoea
Company, this company will after Thursday the nth DAY 9
January instant only sell tickets and check baggage ov
her road. win only recognize tickets sold at the
own offices and by their own agents.
checked 70 from Grocnbush East Albany tho terri
nus Of the road. ~ Is m
The samo rule win be observed % 70 freight
G. vANDERBILT President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

EN0R NEW ORLEANe-BLACK STAR LINR.-rRl
sss.HNs nosroonEEY Captain rsi e ~, =
= 70. irsaaht o. PsSssgs having handsome socs%nss
West stssela DAVID MoCOARD Agent In New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

r, ENTLEMEN-Pu YouR CBosoE crGARs
~ a. 80 Broadway Of the pretty oL The fragrance
nd fasor Or her wssds VIII amply repay Toe DE can 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-19
rss,..sd Observation-Disclosures

Joint Resolution proposing a amendment
IN the Constitution Of the United States:
RssoEped b. tie Senate and House of Rep
,.,sntatipe, of tie United States of America
in Conoress assemblsd (two-thirds Of both
Homes concurring), That the following ar
ticlc be proposed to the Legislatures Of the
several States, which, as an amendment TO
IL Constitution of the United States, when
r.ti6sd by three-fourths Of said Legislatures,
shall Do valid a. part Of the Constitution,
namely: ARTICLE XIV.
SECTION /. All persons born or natural.
led In the United States, and subject to the
jurisdiction thereof, are citizens Of the Uni
ted States and Of the State wherein they re-
side. No State shall make or enforce any
law which shah abridge the privileges or i'm
munities Of citizens Of the United States ;
nor shall any State deprive any person Of
life, liberty, or property without duo process
OF law, nor deny to any person within its ju-
risdietion the equal protection Of the laws.
SIC. 2. Representatives shall be appor
toned among the several States according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number Of persons In each State, excluding
Indians not taxed. But when the right 70
vote at any election for the choice Of Elec-
tors for President and Vice President Of the
United States, Representatives in Congress,
the executive and judicial officers Of a State,
Ssn;.a ~ nv otths m,lc 9nh.S;tsntSof each
ss.,e h.;nS txsntv-ons ye.rs Of noe. and
SsrS .;,i,.s NJ 4: HnihsS Stst,s IN .nv
80 sSr;sreJ e.sent Tor nsrtieination In n.
h.lI;on or Sthsr crinesths bssi, Of represen.
tsi;on tSsreins shaII 30 reduced In he pro.
no-ion Nhich ths numbero Of such male citi.
sens shaIi bear to the whole number Of male
SftIenS tventy!une years Of age In such
State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-19
Standing ~Conmine<s.,

Standing CorMnfees.'
On Federal Relations--MassrS. T, J. Tennant,
N. n. Mitchell, B. v. Poor, A. x. Potter and D.
On Judieinry-Mesns. J. N. Brown. q stroth.
er, 8. z. Huse, w. T. Jones, A. Koneman. o. X.
Slampley and W. O. GrimeL
On Ways and Means-MesErs. A. II. Lissak,
A Eonsnin, J. u Doney, ThoL B. Prince, II. q.
Bence,. J. L. Swsney andJ. p. Wheeler.
On Mines and Mining Afsirs-Messh J. D.
Aayhugh. Roht. Cullen. @. n. Walton. e stroth.
On State Institutions-MesnL. Geo. Fl. Dana,
ok stsmPley, III Swaney, E Milory and
On Internal Representations George
Munckton. P.~JsPsSmatsr. VIM. N. Gary, B. v.
On Astic1iturs-J. R Jacobs. W. N. Carey, ].
F. Rooney, @. N. Folsom and J. A. St. Clair.
On Counties and County Boundaries MesErs.
J. n. Groves, VIC. Grimes, G. w Walton, TT.
T~sanattSnd Az Wneate. a
On Education-Messrs. N. y Mitchell, w. T.
Jones, @. N. Folsom, L.R Jacobs and George II.
Cd crpoaaaoau-Msnfs. w. Caldwell, Robt.
Cullen. T. +. julien, ThoS. Parker and James l..
Swaney. ,SGEa 80. N-Es.- ~
On Eiectons-Messrs Thomas Parker. G. N.
Folsom, An. Tirsate, E.'sfrother and J. F.
o. military md Indian lAfain--Ms..fs J. IL.
dorsey, w. !. Johes, y. n Stcoos, I '. fhrma-
ter and A. Koneman. H
On Trade and .Manufactures-Messrs. Thos. I.
Prtnee; AK. Potter. J.P. Wbedfsr, A. IL WSn-
gate and z. Mallory.
On Public Morals-MesrS G. W. Walton, w.
N. Casey and j. p, Wheeler.
On Public Psinting-heurs. John WEIGH, @.
L Lammon md Geo. H. Dana
On Contingent Expenses and Accounts -
nfIan!I. "A. SGCEif, n! Julien, s. u Huso,
z. Mallory and B, v. Poor.
On State Library-Asssra ]. L.iSwaney, o. x.
Stamplsy and J u. Brown.
sOu NIsSCe-Assrs. p. j." Pefnatsr, Robert
Cullen and J. n. Groves
On Enrollmsnt-Msssrr J. Al Horton, W. Q.
Grimes and John WEIGH
On Bngrosmsnt--Msssr. T. v. Julien ,and J.
S.fNAyhugh. bi 90
ON CiatmEMsszrk George ]. Lammon, J.F.
Rooney, john Welch. W. Caldwell and Thomas
Parker. 80
Brown, H.R Prh1ee Thomas Pnker audA. II.
Liasak,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-19

Lot {, block i, hltchcn u Lamefoux uaat,
west division. tax and delInQuency..... !
Lot Z, block J., MItchsilS& L6noroax tract,
west division, tar and delinquency ,...,. l
Lots, block l, Mitcheff& Eameroux tract,
west division. taI and'delhnqueney.... i,
Lot 5, block l, Mitchell & Lameroux trnet,
west division. tax and delinqusncy....-
Lot2, block !, Mitehdnk LsndSfouxt aot, u
west division. tax and deltpquency.....- l
Lot l, block 1, Mitchell f. Lsmeroux tract
west dfvidon, TAI and dsinq6sncy..... II
Lot II, block I. Mitehsll II Lsmsroux tract
east division. tar and deltnquency.--... /
Lot 10. blockl, Mitchell 4 Lamsronf tract,
east dIvisien. tAx and deltnqusncy.... !
Lot !. Block !. Nltehellk bansrouxtrsot.
east division, tar end delinquency, ..-.. i
Lot 9, block l, Mitchell 4 Lamsroux tract,
sastdlyiaion, TAX and dplhquspcy.... i
Lot =, block I. Mitchell &HBanferoux trast,
east division, tax snd rdsllnquency....-. /
Lot 6, block I, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
east dlyikop, tax and, deHnqusncy,....
east division, tax an6delinqusnoy- l
OF !, block 1, Mitchell q Lameroux tract,
Nesst divflion. tax and dlinqnency. LS-. l
p. ooRsoaI.. s.-
LF.. O'FrRRALL,r,y 80,
County Tax Collector.
December istn' iooo. .~r!sool..,a uoHsiSeo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-19
Notice to 1nvaIids.

AL EE!RsoSs WHO HAVE No HnNr
n nor place WHERE they can reeslys he sts.n,
toe rsessscsy 70 tasir soniort when VI, eaa
rooms, whsrs thAy WIN b aitsSdsd upon Sy ttnS
and s~xpSrienced npryes and viii Do ,unnii.d
vitnsvc{y<Aing neoessary % their comfort.
Ed EOOM8lars sntirsly separated non m.
NJ fkooSapled .by the fndfsent sick.
srs s6SxSafNe found q his once, No S7South
OSsr,Sl SSsry day oestwssn the hours Of ia.
=. - II q. Ananesmsuts, can also De usds
vith n. Cfcueh. supsttrssnAeuto Of che Hospital,
whSS1ISNSsyss b foshdxt the Hospital Build.
hsa Charrss modsrsta oelen
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-19
DELINQUENT TAI list.
DeinQusnt Tax List.
STATE OF NEVADA,

County efbtorey.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS 0FFICE.-No
IL tIce Of suits commenced: To the following
named defendants. and to all owners OIL or
claimants to the real estate and Representatives.
on, or improvements, whan ssacsssd separately,
hereinafter described, known OF unknown; You
ARE hereby notified that suits have been com
menced In the Justioos, Court Gold HM Town
ship, by the State Of Nevada, plaintiff, against
each OF the defendants hereinafter named, and
each Of the following described tracts or parcels
flefd. WIN the improvements thereon, and I'm:
provements when separately Assessed. situated
In Gold Hill, and all owners Of, or claimants 70 the
sams, Known or unknown, to recover tbs tsx
and dsliaquepcy assessed to said E~dsfAndants,
against said property. for the fiscal year common
cling on the hrst day Of January 1850, and ending
on tho 3lst day Of DsSSn6sf. 1854, and that .
summons has been ddly isfuodtp each case and
you are further notified that unless you appear
and answer the complaint dled in said cause on
or before the TWENTY.THIRD DAY OF
JANUARY, 1851, at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. n,
judgment will be taken against you and the real
estate and improvements herein described. for
the amount Of tax and dsfaqssncy specified. and
costs Of suit:
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