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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-31
Application for Patent.
Notice Nc. Sd.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NV,
nl-.. m 1870


REGISTERS OFFICE,
CARSON CRY, NEW,
February %. ls6s.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. d.
IN Fry has this day filed in this office a dla-
gram, together with n Notice Of Application for
Patent from the United States, under Act olCon.
gress approved Jaly 81, 1866. for thirty 1881 900
feet Of the Comstoek Lode. in the Gold Hill Min.
ing District. Storey county, Nevada Said claim
|. bounded on the North by the Alpha Gold Hill
Company, and on the South by the Imperial Sill
yer MininS Company. and Il. mere particularly do
scribed a. follows 10 wit: Commencing at post
"a" which Is situated North, eighty.fouE degrees
and fify.four minutes (sIo so East, distant 40
feet from the South east corner OF the Imperial
and Empire shaft. running thence South % ~,
W. 20 sis.l. 600 feet to post b." thence n. 73o
&C.. W. 1867 800 feet. thence N. $40 81, VIZ
90 100 feet. thence n. 500 &C.. w. Al 7j-lO feet,
thence y. $40 46,. W. sci 100 feet 10 post &C."
thence y. 50 ~, T.. 30 si9-lO0 feet to post sd"
thence s. $40 I6'. Z. 52l I 100 feet. thence s. s9o
&c, T.. Il 75-lO0 fsot. thence s.. 1857, L. % s3.l0O
feet, thence s. TO &c, E. LOST $40 feet to place
Of beginning. containing ono and hfteen.hun.
dredths acres. and Ia moro fully shown by the
diagram and notice posted on the claim and In
this office.
WARREN T. LOCKHART, Register.
mcho GOD
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 30.

Notice No. 30.
U. 5. REGISTERS OFfIcE.
CARSON CITY, New, March 18th, 1863 )
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Clinton and Hubs Company has filed In
thi. ofien u diagram. together with n notice Of
application for patent froEi the United States.
under Act Of Congress, approved July &c. 1866,
for l ,O5S feet OF the Comstock Lode. known ~
the Clinton and Hubs Mining company's claim.
in the Gold Hill Mining District. Storey county,
Nevada. Said claim Il bounded on She north by
the Uncle Sam Company and on the south by the
Justice Independent Mining Company claim.
Said claim Is more particularly described as fol.
lows. to.wit: Commencing ut u stake set In u
small sulch about 100 feet north of Seals Mil, In
Lower Gold Hill. ut which point the one.quarter
section post on the west line Of Sec. 5. 7. 10, n.
K 81 Z. bears n. Clio ~ w. IA feet distant. Tho
summit of Mount Davidson bears N. 10 Is W.;
Mount Lincoln bears 8. 43o IS e, thence run
ming on the supposed line Of the lode s. lSo ~
T.. loss feet to u stake SCI on north side OF the
American Flat road, near Its junction with the
Gold Canon road. No surface ground Is claimed
by this Company. excepting at tho south end,
where 100 feet square (shown more fully on the
diagram) Is claimed far working purposes. The
walls Of this claim being unascertaineJ, the
boundaries are not given. The lode Is supposed
TO be embraced in an area of four "a acres.
WARREN 7. LOCKHART.
mh3O-9Od Register.
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DBLIYQUgNT ASSESSMENT ALE.
Kcarsnrge Mi

Kcarunrgc Mining Compnny.-Locn.
ton Of Works: Kearsarge Dlairict. lnyo county,
California. N~otiee.-Thtrs are delinquent u,'on
sessment levied on the Twentieth day Of Janu.
airy, 1868. the several amounts set opposite tho
names Of the respective shareholders, IN follows:
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pany-VlrginIs, Mining Di,irlct, storey County,
Nevada nrr delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of as.
sessment levied on the eighteenth day Of Febru'
AIRY, 1865, the several amounts net opposite the
names OF tho respective shareholders, ms FOL.
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nn,,nn .iIrnr MINING CompnnY.-

Location o fworEs. silver City, Lyon county,
Ncvalu. There IRE delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described Stock. on account OF assessment
No. IL lrvirlon the TWENTY.FOURTH DAY
OF. JANUARY, 1868. the several amounts get
opposite The names Of tho respective sharehold'
ers. IN follows:
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snccor Gold nnd siiyn Mining

Company.-LocatIOn Of works: Storey county,
Stuie Of Standardization Hrr delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
OF assessment lowed on tho tenth day Of Feb.
ruary, 1863, tho several amounts yet opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, as
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UHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that the following Certificates Of Stock OF
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company were this
day sold at public auction. to tho highest bidder
for assessments, In front OF the Conpany's Ofico
In Gold Hill Storcy county. Nevada. according
to public notice. In conformity with the bylaws
Of the Company. and laws o. Nevada, aud are
hereby cautioned against purchasing. or nego-
tiaiinS for said stock. M the same will not be
transferred by the Secretary. =,
Names. No. Certs. Shrs. NO. shshotu
Ayrc Henry. 1850. ........l.-....."..-.l
Glenn W .....is;s.-..--.I."".
Hill 4 u. Trustee. .5ii4.........l.--..-....l
Freeborn J. Trustee for
W T Martin...
Sherwood ID =, Trustee for
x Z Stllwell -. 5i67. .......l.-...-...-.-
WIN. X. WATSON, Secretary.
Gold Hi, March %. 1865. phe5lm :
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOWN OF GOLD HILL
CORPORATION TAX.
LIST.

HNOWN ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, HOID
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l.LL parties having receipts for taxes against
n the above individuals or property. will say,
trouble by presenting them 10 C.. J. Lansing,
Town Attorney. forthwith.
W. l.. CUMMINGS, Marshal Of Town
Of Gold Hill, Storey county. Nevada.
Dated ut Gold Hill. February 90, 1863.
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TO THE
NRw RRMEDIBsl NRW REMEDIES:
DIR. Gibbons Dispcnsnry,
KEARNY STREET

h1k KEAKNY STREET
Wv Cor. Commercial. San
Francisco ,stabllshedIn 1854
for tho treatment Of Sexual
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.JuIin Gold nnd silver Mining Com

It. b. WiSaARD, Secretary.
Office. 400 California street, san Francisco,
California, ml30-lw
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NOTICE

Town Attorney Of town Of Gold nil,
Storey county, Nevada,
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In short, everything that can DC done in a Book
and Job Printing Oniee. from the smallest and
most delicate Card or Circular, to the largest
size and most snowy Posting Blll-and which
will be turned out In a style that cannot fall to
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Application for Patent.

T. LUCkHAI
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-16
TIVE WHlsKEy RIOT IN BRO0Klya.

The annexed note from Mr. Z. T. Wood, Collector
OF Internal Revenue, Third district, Brooklyn, was
written in explanation OF his course and Of a para
graph which appeared in Yesterdays HERALD en-
titled the 'whskey Riot in Brooklyn" in which 1t is
declared that had Deputy Collector Egan called upon
the police to protect him in his search for Illicit stills
instead OF calling out battalion OF marines, the riot
and excitement which prevailed would have been
avoided To this Mr.. Wood responds
BROOKLYN, April Is, 1858.
To TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
Permit me very briefly to contradic: report IN
this mornings HERALD under the caption OF Brook
Ign city, items In effect that had my deputies called
upon the police they would have been able to seize
any illicit disiery in this district day before yester-
day. have no fault 10 una with the police. On the
contrary, good deaf to say In their praise so far a.
protection 10 my men Is concerned; but their
orders from headquarters do not permit them
TO escort deputy collectors or AID them IN
making seizures, and hitherto the few men
from the police who rallied In some To-
calities to the protection Of the revenue Officers
were inadequate 70 prevent violence or injury
TO the seiZng officers a. 10 enable them to pro-
perry and thoroughly perform their duties. Nor II 1t
true that Inspector Folk offered me the aid Of the
police and refused It. Inspector Folk has done |
Think all In his power TO prevent breeches OF the
peace, and, no doubt, viii that all dsturbers OF
II are arrested and summary dealt with.
as In the case OF Godng yesterday. When
Ii was made known 10 the authorities
at Washington, that force was needed to put down
the Illicit manufacture Of spirits in certain location
In this city the order for force was prompt and de-
cisve. shall use It, and il thoroughly trust
to conduct the business as 10 prevent any riot
bloodshed. But | am not disposed to coax these
misguided people 10 allow my deputies to serve
United states writ. There will he no coaxing about
It. They may take notice, therefore, to pay the tax
or QuIt the business.
Is. I. WOOD, Collector Third district, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, April Is, ]

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1868.
The Accounts of the Secretary Of the Senate.
From the renewal Of the investigation OF the defal
cation alleged to have been discovered In the ac-
counts of the Secretary of the Senate twoud appear
that some new facts have come to light which, II
true may develop some curious features In the tinan-
cial administration Of Mr.. Forney's Office. The mo-
ton OF Senator Cameron to-day has occasioned much
excitement and speculation and many strange
rumors are aoa but in the absence OF reliable facts
] refrain from giving them publicity.
Notice of the Blockade Of Venezuelan Ports.
Onlcia information has been received that, owing
TO the revolt in the State Of Barcelona, venezuela,
the acting President OF that republic, the 5th OF
March, declared all the ports of Venezuela, from the
river Unare to Corona Point, distance Of about 400
miles, closed and in state OF blockade.
Departure Of the Indian Commission for the
West.
The special commission appointed by the Presi-
dent consisting of y. G. Taylor, Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs: Colonel Thomas Murphy, Superin-
tendent OF Indian Affairs; Colonel N. q. Boone.
Major G. G. Swan and Judge A. n. Backledge, left
Wednesday night for Kansas, for the purpose OF
making treaties with the Great and Little Osages and
other Indian tribes In Kansas. The Osages own
eight million acres Of the finest lands in Kansas
This is a very important move for Kansas, and will
open up a large amount OF the finest land In the
State for settlement by the thousands Of emigrants
now on their way and Others preparing to 70
| thither
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(.orrit II. striker.

General Stryker died yesterday at his residence,
foot OF Fiitysecond street, in about the eghtyhrd
year of his age. He was one OF the few Inks That
bound past generations to the present.
lie was born in March, 1890, and exhibited at an
early day marked aptitude for military career.
lie was first commissioned as Lieutenant April "a,
1910, in the Fifth regiment and Second brigade OF
infantry, under Colonel Mulligan, and was commits
stoned a Captain February 4, 1872 on the breaking
out of the war with England, In the month Of
June following, he reported Tor duty, and
served az Captain throughout the war; ON
the termination of hostiies he retained his love for
military pursuits, and subsequently rose through
the various grades to the rank of major general,
which he reached February, 1887. He commanded
for long time the Twentyeighth division OF militia
of the state, ana only relinqushed his command on
account of Old age. lie was the Oldest major general
in the state.
General Stryker represented this city in the Legis-
iature two terms In highly creditable and satsfac.
tory manner. lie has always been popular citizen,
and enjoyed the respect OF all who knew him. He
Inherited large estate on the beautiful bay that
bears his name where he has resided for more than
three-quarters OF century, dispensing generous
hospitality, after the manner OF gentlemen OF the
oldeu time. lie leaves a family and thousands o.
friends TO mourn his loss. -
The day OF his funeral has not az yet been an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-16

THE HORSE MARTs.-0wng to the unfayorab.e
state of the weather yesterday the auction sales of
horses and carriages were not very numerously at
tended. AT the sales stables on Mercer street the
following sales were efected:-.i gray horse sired
by Tom Wonder, five years old, and somewhat
noted as a roadster for Si45. span OF mahogany
co.ored Hambletonan colts, aged five years, half
brothers of Dexter, for $3.50. span Of cream
colored mares, six and seven years Old, sound aud
stylish, were knocked down AT $3.50. fast colt,
five years old, that can beat three minutes,
warranted sound, commented $2l5, without pefii-
gree. star mare, years old, said to be equal
to three minutes and kind and gentle, was sold for
$225. Several road wagons, coupes, rockaways ana
other vehicles change owners a. lair prices
The attendance of purchasers at the sales stable,
Broadway and Thirty-nntn street, was unusually
small, yet the stock offered commanded average
prices. mahogany bay Patchen horse, seven years
old, warranted sound, good TO saddle or harness,
changed owners at SiiO A black saddle horse, lax
hands, was sold for Sl45. These were ithe principal
sales ut this stable during the day. Several CARRIAGES
OF various descriptions and harness went under tie
hammer at very fair prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-16
The PETROLEUM OIL TRACE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD


In Illinois they know what they are about and how
to do things. Tney have good deal Of grain to sell
and do not want 10 have the price put down by
shortr sellers so they pass law prohibiting short
sales. In the great Keystone state they manage
things differently They have almost all the pctro.
leum to sell that Is used in the whole world In
order to regulate that trade some oIlcious official
has Instituted suits against some dealers I'm Phiadel-
phia and Pittsburg for defrauding the good people
Of the Keystone State by putting up the price OF OIL
Your readers will wonder how the good people or
PENNSYLVANIA are cheated when they get - instead
OF 81 per barrel for their OIL 10 fairly surpasses our
understanding. and we are rather anxious TO see
what the next smart move Of our great rival Will De.
MAIDEN LANE.
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phiIip D0rsl,ejmcr.

Mr. Dorsheimer, late State Treasurer of New YORK,
died at his residence In Buffalo last saturday, aged
seventy.onc His death was Indirectly caused by .
severe fall he received year or more ago. He had
resided i'm Buffalo more than forty years. great por-
ton OF which he had been landlord, widely known
as a fine specimen of the old school, tie was
q prominent republican, and was elected ny that
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Isaac Blood Genera! Joseph 3. Swain, william II.
beyart Hugh j. Hastings and Edward Dodd were a
atc1n lance. The 1ulela. ceremonies took pace III
:'e Presbyterian clurcA where an address wds
cei.,ered by Rev. DR.. Noodblrgh. The bOdy was
taken TO Baston ana deposited IN the family Faaii
he M3s,ns and Knights Iemplar performed the
cefeniclies n the cemetery.
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, April Is, 1868.
REPORTS.
To incorporate the Old Guard Of the city Of New
York: fixing the compensation Of the Coroners of the
city of New York at $40 a case.
The bill to authorize the establishment OF line Of
coaches through Central Park was ordered to third
reading.
BILLS PASSED AND LOST.
To incorporate the Pawners Bank Of New York.
The bill to cede to the United States jurisdiction
over David's Island was lost.
The bills to incorporate the Manhattan Express
ana to regulate the fees of Sheris ordered to
the third reading.
Recess to halfpast three p. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
BILLS REPORTED FAyORABLY.
To facilitate the construction OF railroad through
Allegheny county; to incorporate the BinghamtOn
and Port Dickinson Railroad Company; to incorpo-
rate the New York Central Underground Railway
on motion OF Mr.. JACOBS the bill was made the
special order for tomorrow at twelve O'Clock.
TO afford the same facilities to passengers or pro-
perty transported by steamboats, on the Hudson
river that Is afforded by railroads. to provide for
paving Atlantic street, BroOklyn; for paving Union
street, Brooklyn; to provide for the widening OF
Pearl street, New York. from Battery place to Han
street; for the relief OF st. Marys church, New
York.
The Annual Charity bill, for the relief and support
Of the Brooklyn Central Dispensary; to provide for
New York City Cartmen's Protective Union.
JUVENILE GUARDIAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
Mr.. J. l.. FLAGG from the Committee OF Ways and
Means made report in relation to the Juvenile
Guardian Society OF New York, connected with q re-
solution that the society has not in the judgment of
the Assembly, any claim to public confidence and
that appropriation ought to be made from the
State Treasury 10 aid In its support. Adopted.
Mr.. J. l.. FLAGG moved that Inspectors OF State
Prisons b. requested to report to the Assembly
whether any contract has been made for the employ
ment Of convict labor in type setting or printing.
Adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the Metropolitan Excise law, as fol-
lows
Section of article OF chapter 57s Of the Laws Of 1856 s
hereby amended to read as folows:-
"An licensed herein provided shall keep the
dispose of strong and spuous liquors. wines ale and beer
orderly quiet between the hours Of O'Clock A.
four O'Clock A. NJ. aud Sundays completely and
eectuay closed Nothing herein contained shall be con
rued to hotels from receiving and otherwise enter
tanning the travelling public Sunday subject TO the re
strlctions contained In this section.
The act TO take effect Immediately.
For the further extension Of Prospect Park, Brook
Ign; to permit civic and religious societies TO parade
IN the streets of New York.
The Assembly then took a recess until half-pasi
seven L. NJ.
Evening session.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the act for the Improvement OF Brooklyn
Heights; to aid in the construction OF the New forR
ana Northern Railroad. Adjourned.
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party state Treasurer in $780, and served one term.
lie mad also been Postmaster of Buffalo an6 atery
Collector OF Internal Revenue. lie was popular both
as Il citizen and politician
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Mr. X. b. HAL died yesterday morning, at half-past
ten O'CLOCK, IN Plymouth, Mass. The funeral services
WIN take place on Saturday at twelve NJ and viii
be attended by various Masonic bodies with which
he connected lie having attained the thrty-thlrd
degree.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

L'OR sALB-rHE FURNITURE OF FIVE ROOMS
II everything complete FOR housekeepngj price about
1910 Floor let required Apply at ~ Wythe avsIue,
Rush street, Williamsburg
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

In this celebrated
on parts Of the world the cupity of unprnciped deal
has been excited In America fraudulent imitation has
been audacousy sold for some years In order to put na
such dishonest proceedings and enable the medical
profession and the public in America to place full
In the genuincness of DIR. DE JONGHS LIGHT BROWS
COD LIVER OIL and TO realize its unequaed efficacy
DIR. DE JoNGH's GENUINE OIL,
shipped TO the United States by his sole consgnees Ansar
Hartford Co., of London, sealed with patent
trade mark capsule (Betis, maker London colored blue
paque white top stamped with blue fish red shield,
and the label bears the additional Of the sole aceed
tied agents for the United States and Canada.
EDwkRD GREEY CO., "a vesey street, " y.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
I ow PRICES
IL For China, Glass and silver Plated Ware. o.
Decorated French China Tea Sets. W
French China Dinner Sets, ls2 useful pieces
Paris Granite Dinner Sets, l4e pieces ~ 90
White Granite Toilet Sets ii pieces. 30
silver Plated Tea Sets, pieces W
Silver Plated Tea Sets, pieces w
Silver Plated Ice Water Pitchers. 30
Also
Chandeliers Fixtures, Bronzes Clocks Glassware
&C, &C., In proportion.
E.v HAtiHwOUT a CO,
4 400 and and a92 Broadway, OF Broome street.
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On motion it was referred TO the Committee OIL
Finance.
Hon. w. +. Koakanu moved that We reconsider the
appointment of translator and interpreter. On mo
ton the resolution was indefinitely postponed.
Hon. G. X Bishop gave notice of intention TO pre-
sent a new rule for the Assembly.
His Ex. ). IL Phillips gave notice of intention TO
present acts: Making specific appropriations for the
use of the Government, during the two years Which
will end with the 31st day of March, 1870; to inden-
Nifty the Minister of Finance; to amend Chapter 80 Of
the Civil Cole, regarding the interest of money.
Hon. ID. kalakau introduced An Act TO repeal Sec
ton l, of Chapter A. of Penal Code, in accordance
with notice given. The bill read, and motion
Of His. .Ex- e. de Vargny indefinitely, postponed.
Hon. y. j. Nahaku offered resolution that the
travelling expense Of tho Governors of Kauai and
Maui be paid. The resolution passed
On motion of His TX. S. ii. Phillips the bill '' To
provide Tor the adjournment of courts In the absence
Of the presiding Justice passed. its third reading
and was ordered To lie engrOsse1.
His TX. ). III. Phillips moved 10 reconsider the res
oluton by which the consideration of the bill a. To
provide for additional term of the Circuit Court
IN the third Circuit' postponed until Wednesday
Carried, and ON motion the Assembly went into Com
mittee Of :he Whole to consider the its second
reading. Hon. J. A. Nahaku in the chair.
The bill was read by sections, by the title, and
n whole, and passed.
The Committee rose reportcl progress and the
bill referred to the Committee Translations.
Hon. 5. ii. Phillips moved consider :he bill "a To
tranfer the supervision of the Police and executive
officers of the law from the Department Of Interior
that OF the Attorney General on its second reading
which taken up in Committee of the whole, Hon.
G. H. Judd in the chair.
The bill read, and sections one aad two pass
ed. Section was amended by striking ont the words
" and constables'' and passed. Hon. g H. Phillips
moved new section a. and the bill passed as n
ment lands and Internal Improvements.
Assembly adjourned.