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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-27

TENNESSEE AFFAIRs.-At a meeting held
in Nashville on Thursday night speeches
were made by number of prominent Ten
nessee Republicans. Secretary Fletcher
and few others came out squarely for i'm
partial suffrage, and advocated the early
acknowledgements of the rebels, while L. A.
Hamilton and one or two others insisted on
their perpetual Acknowledgement. A dis
patch to the Cincinnati Commercial says !:
q The meeting has this significance
Hitherto the friends Of white enfranchise-
ment have been backward in publicly ex-
pressing their sentiments, but now, backed
by leading Republican journals of the
North, they are beginning to express their
minds pretty freely. The movement will
likely result in split in the rsrty in Ten
nessee, as the proscriptive faction are fierce
and uncompromising in their hostility to
extending the franchise"
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Western Affairs.

ST. Louis, November 26.-Dispatches
from Denver City say that place is infested
with roughs driven from the Pacific rail-
road towns by vigilance committees. One
of two highwaymen was killed, and the
other escaped.
An alleged horse-thief has been taken
from the Jail here by twenty men and
hung.
Grants official majority in Nebraska is
4 900.
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T IFE INSURANCE.
~ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
NEW AND OLD MODE.
Fist question.-How much per annum viii II
cost man Of thirty-dve to insure his life In the
old mode?
Answer.-Sla4 for a s5, 600 policy.
Second question.-How much will 1t cost In the
Answer. About $3.50. (see Carlisle's Table of
Third question.-Why this difference for the
same risk?
Answer.-First. Because in the new plan the
company only call for enough I'm initiation fees to
pay working expenses with its Interest, and the
81. Is at death to pay losses.
Second. II there are no dedthS, no tar.
Third. The saving in interest over the old mode
will pay one-flfth OF the tax In the new mode.
Fourth transformations can you afford to Insure
so much less than the old mode?
Answer Because we do not charge enough IN
adyance to pay you one-half back in dividends out
Of your own money paid In premiums.
Fourth question.-Is Il policy OF insurance upon
the Mutual Benevolent plan the same in all respects
SGUe as To charges?
knswer.-after the Association has issued 600
policies. and is kept to that standard In numbers,
there IS difference, except that You are taxed
only at the death of member, while In the old
mode you taxed whether losses or not, and that
In advance.
Above few questions and answers rs to
the workings Of the Mutual Benevolent Associa-
ton Of Richmond. This Association has but "ne
class Of losses by death. 1t has four classes as
to ages. by which persons can he received as men,
bers. This Association Is daily receiving acces-
sllred will applyto Il. B. STARKE,
General Agent,
1909 corner Main and Twelfth streets
J. A BELVIN, Prcsidt mt. no 81
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND. November Is, 1858.
The tobacco market continues In the same fiat
and inactive condition as reported In our last
with very small breaks and receipts. sales are
almost exclusively or reviews, with few pack.
ages Of new. scarcely any desirable tobacco is
Offering Bright and dark wrappers are much
sought for and would bring very fine prices,
there are several orders here for them which can
not be filled. Filters quite dull, and nondescripts
neglected. We auots:
Lugs.-Dark sound. and good weights, SNSlo !:
suu-cured do as to quality. 81 5al1si0 so bright
common to medium, sgGsl2.5o; fancy, for smok-
Ing. Sls6S3o
ane a. wrapping. $l4. 5o6 $3.50 Sun-curtd COM
mon to medium, $40 SO6Sl4; good To fine, slsG $50.
Yellow wrappers. common to medium, $22ISS5 !;
good TO extra fancy. Sto@S65.
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THE New ATLANTIC CABLE.-It has been
definitely decided to land the American
end of the new French Atlantic cable on
high knoll on the Duxhury shore, in Ply
mouth county, Mass. The town has given
a lot of land for the terminus, which is now
held by Professors Pierce and Whiting, of
the coast survey, as trustees. From Dux-
bury the cable will Of course communicate
with New York by means of land wires.
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Colonel j. r. Lewellen and r. ".
Hughes, ESQ.,, having had personal diff
Guilty, friends were called uron to settle it
peacesbly if they could, otherwise if not.
James Barron Hope, ESQ.,, and Colonel
Clarkson were the friends; AMI to their Gre
dit they arranged the affair without ap-
pealing to the duel. Colonel Lewcllcn
promptly and honorably retractcd the Ian
cuage which had offended Mr.. Hughes.
Colonel L. had seen too much service in the
army to fear to make retraxit demanded
by the facts Of the case.
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THEATRE BURNED. Philadelphia, No.
vember 25.-The large building in Callow-
hill street below Fifth, known as the Allan
tic Gardens, and used for the lowest class
Of theatrical performances, was burned out
this evening. 1t caught fire in the scenery
Just previous to the commencement of the
performance. The audience escaped unhurt.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF A BALTIMORE

ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF A BALTIMoREAN
IN NORTH CARoLINA.-By telegram from
Winsboro', N. c., we have the distressing
news of the death in that neighborhood,
yesterday morning, of Mr.. Henry NJ. Giles
travelling agent for the house of Sloan 4
Calwell, of this city,, who met bis death
by falling from and being run over by the
wheels of the stage on which he was travel
ling.-Baltimore Sun, 26th.
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Mississippi Republican State Con-
yenfiOn.

JACKSON, MISS. November 26.-The Re-
publican Convention adjourned last night.
after preparing An address to be submitted
to Congress asking that body to declare the
defeated Constitution ratified and the officers
elected. A number Of prominent Republic
cans opposed this action, inasmuch as the
commanding General had five months ago
forwarded his official report to Congress,
showing that the Constitution had been de-
feated by majority Of the votes cast at
that election.
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DOmessic Markets.

New ORLEANS, November 26.-Cotton
easier; demand slack; middlings, 1873 @
1896; sales, $500 bales receipts, 1858
bales; exports, STA bales. Gold, 1879
New York sight, &c. discount. Sugar firm,
with fair demand; prime l2I9l219c.
clarified, 1870. Molasses active and firm
common, 56460c. choice, -.
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Later from Hayana-Repuise OF the
Observation-Disclosures.

HAVANA, November 26.-The insurgents
attacked the town of Manzanilla, and were
repulsed with heavy loss by the Govern
ment troops, assisted by the guns OF man
of-war lying in the harbor.
Theaccounts from the insurrectionary DIS
trict continue favorable to the Government.
The steamer Infanta Isabella has arrived
from Snain
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THE WH1sKEY TAx.-Mr. Evarts's opinion
is published in full, to which allusion was
made recently. He thinks that the dis
filler has right to bring his low wines up
to "proof" by several operations without
paying tax on it as first produced, even if
a tank is used, doubling" being a neces-
sary process.
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GOVERNMENT GOLD TO BE SOLD IN ST.
LoUIs.-For the relief of the merchants in
st. Louis, who make representations that
they have difficulty in procuring gold for
the payment of import duties, the Secretary
of the Treasury has authorized the Assist
ant Treasurer of the United States at St.
Louis to sell, until further orders, not ex-
ceeding $4,000 of gold per week to inn
porters, for the payment of customs duties
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DEPOSITS OF INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES.
The Secretary of the Treasury on Wednes-
day issued an order designed to secure the
deposit Of all internal revenue taxes in
cities where an assistant treasurer or United
States designated depositary, under the act
of August &, 1866, is located, with those off,
GERS, and to discontinue such deposits with
the national bank depositaries in those
cities on and after the LIST of December,
S.-Nationdl Intellgencer.
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New pork is rated at 50 this week for
prime. The cold snap has brought hog
killing time in earnest, and there is plenty
TO bring to market Valley Virgnian.
r. II. Glass, Esq, has retired from The
Lynchburg Republican. w. Z. Foster,
Esq, late Of Connecticut, succeeds him.
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Russia proposes, we hear from Washing
ton, to learn railroading from us, and then
build railroad from China across Asia to
st. Petersburg, to keep us from monopoliz-
ing the Chinese trade.-7ribu,1e.
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The Fatal rfent i'm New York.

New YORK, November 26.-In the fight
at Campbells oyster saloon yesterday, in
which Felix Larkin was killed, four other
persons were badly injured. Pistols,
knives, and clubs were used.
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Cincinnati Affairs,

CINCINNATI, November 26.-ThanksgiV-
ing day was generally observed.
The drawing of Murray, Eddy & Co.'s
lottery has been resumed, the injunction
having been dissolved.
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SUICIDE OF BoY.-Philadelphia, No
vember ga boy named Coopley, aged
twelve years, employed in drug store,
committed suicide last night by swallowing
some drug, supposed to be strychnine.
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SEIZURE OF WHlsKEY.-We understand
that the authorities have seized the stills,
fixtures, and liquor on hand Of R. D. kirk
patrick, of this county, for violation of the
revenue laws.-LerinQton Gazette.
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SUDDEN Observation-Disclosures, November
25.-J. M. Lyon, proprietor of the Daily
Ne,os, was found dead last night at the foot
of his stairs. 1t is supposed that he died
from fit of apoplexy.
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BUGGY FOR SALE have for sale,
II mr. n low price, a SLIDING-TOP BUGGY,
nearly new having been used but few times.
apply to GEORGE AINsLIE: Tenth bet y,ss
Main and Cary streets, or TO W. N. bfAde, Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
A GENCY FOR SOUTHERN VIRGINIA.


A GENCY FOR SOUTHERN VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, RICHMOND.
NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS.
CASH CAPITAL. PAID III FULL: 900 0o0
OFFICERS:
C. H. CLARKE. President;
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee;
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, vlce-Presi-
dent;
EMERSON W. PEET. Secretary and Actuary.
This company national in its character, offers, by
reason of its large capital, low rates OF
premium and new tables, the most
desirable means OF insuring
life yet presented to
the public.
Having received the appointment as agent for
the NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY for
Southern Virginia, am prepared to take risks at
the low rates offered.
Applications for risks, or for any information on
the subject, addressed to B. NJ. QUARLES, First
National Bank, (who has charge of oflice,) will be
promptly responded to, and all necessary papers
forwarded to parties seeking information.
s. B. SMITH, Agent.
0. A. CRENsHAw, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
no 26-lw
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Spanish General PRINTS father was q
butcher.
Lake Memphremagog is frozen over, and
the steamer Mountain Maid has gone into
winter quarters.
There is not Jewish beggar in New
York city. The Hebrews support their own
poor.
Virginia special service is changed 50 s
to let Botetourt Springs be supplied with
mail from Salem instead of Cloverdale,
from 1st December next.
Fifteen or twenty persons in Lowellville,
Mahoning county, Ohio, have been poisoned
by -four into which arsenic had been mys-
teriously sprinkled. None of the victims
have died so far.
A Zurich letter, dated November 18th,
says that the greater part of Switzerland
was already buried in snow, though the
leaves were hardly off the trees in some
places.
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GINGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING
- MACHINE is now on exhibition at GAR
DOZO, ALsOP & FOURQUkEAh'S No: slS
Broad street. An experienced operator VIII oe III
capacities of This CELEBRATED SEWING
MACnINE. II is less complicated than any sew
and can do n greater range and variety OF work.
Prices, SIXTY DOLLARS and siXTY-FIVE
DOLLARS.
Full Instructions given 10 purchasers. Ladies
desiring a good machine VIII please call and ex-
anime It,
no o45,* gents, 9i3 BROAD street.
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.-N is the time
Il TO supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRUITS aud JELLIES for the winter.
We haved large stock OF Preserved Strawberries,
Peaches, Damsons. ounces, Tomatoes, Cherries,
Gooseberries, Pineapples.
Fresh Strawberries, Pineapples, Blackberries,
Raspberries, Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, Damsons,
&c. Currant Ounce, Peach, and strawberry Jel.
lies Brandy Peaches and Pears all OF our own
manufacture, and warranted superior TO any north.
ern goods, and which we offer NJ low prices.
ANDREW PIZZISI q CO.,
ocl7 So7 Broad street.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.

UNs, PISTOLS, RIFLES, - p<
VI POWDER, SHOT, CAPS MI
AND SPORTING GOODS. = Ny @ss<kZ~
s sSs9 II ws sntsSe ef ea spSl ~
all Of which will be sold 1T the most reasonable
rates. All kinds or work In my line done In the
best manner. Spencer and Henry Carbines and
Colts large Pistol bought or taken In exchange
for other goods II. w. TIGN0R,
No. 1882 Main street (Walsh's old standl, and NO.
n Seventeenth street, near the First Market.
no 18-lm
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CARE YOU INSURED "?-The decision of
Judge Clifford in the United States Circuit
Court, which we publish this morning,
should prompt those who hold policies of in
surance which have been transferred or as
signed to look sharply to the validity and
regularity of the proceeding. Providence
Journal.
The party insured had assigned the
policy to a third party without the consent
of the company insuring. Decision, of
course, was that the third party could not
recover, the assignor being the one insured.
And as the goods were not his (the insured
party's) when burned, neither could he re-
cover.
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POWDEB, SHOT, &c.
uNPOWDER.

UNPOWDER.
~ ORANGE RIFLE and SPORTING.
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD.
A full supply OF the above celebrated, and now
FAYORITE CUNPOWDER, constantly on hand
and for sale by u.s. Who are the authorized agents.
der Of grest strength and purity, the BLASTING
AND MINING POWDER manufactured by this
company is IN the highest repute. Every package
OF this powder sold by us win be guaranteed as
represented. 3. y. TARDY co.
M 29--i1n
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SEWING MACHINES.

n ROVER & BAKER SEWING MA
VI CHISES.-Just received, new supply OF
the celebrated
GROVER s. BAKER ELASTIC LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINE.
Sews directly from the spools without winding the
thread or adjusting shuttlcs. WIN do lafgg
range of work than any other sewing machine WIN
less trouble.
All in want of good, reliable Sewing Machine
are respectfully Invited TO call and examine them.
Also, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, NEEDLES, all
sewing machine materials, for sale ut the lowest
prices. All kinds Of Sewing Machines repaired ut
NO. II Ninth street.
no27-6.* GEORGE DARBY, Agent.
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N N. WALKER Il CO.,
AFe SUCCESSORS TO @, r. BRESEE, ESQ,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
OGice 1914 Main street.
first door east CT the post-olnce, under Messrs. e.
4. Maury II Co.
Buildings, merchandise furniture, and persona
property Of I'll kinds, In the city or country, III.
gured against loss or damage by fire at the Lowest
rates Il, companies or the highest standing.
Losses eqCitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Marine and inland insurance also effected at cur
rent rates, moss
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
so boxes RAISINs,
barrels HAVANA ORANGES,
$40 boxes FRENJH CANDY,
boxes CITRON,
20 cases BRANDY PEACHES,
SO cases CANNED GOODS, assorted;
20 cases PICKLES,
10 boxes ROCK CANDY,
cases SARDINES,
10 bags COCOANUTS,
5 e easesii fR RESMEsk GINGER,
MACARONI,
CHOCOLATE,
COCOA,
CUX's GELATINE.
OYSTERS
SAUCES,
PRESERVES, &C, &C.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well TO give
me call. w. W. TRIBBETT,
no IL lllb Main street.
NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS, FIRST OF
IN THE SEASON, by the Isaac Bell this morn
ing.
SO boxes NEW LAYER RAISINS,
50 boxes SULTANA or SEEDLESS RA1SlHs,
rs barrels ASSORTED APPLES
barrels new ZANTE CURRANTS,
50 bushels IHICA, TARRAGONA, and BoRDO
10 cases SARDINES, best
S barrels best COOKING PRUNEs,
gross COX'S GELLATIEE.
LOUIS j. BossIEUX,
ocT lal2 Main street.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

Richmond Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, November %, 1862
Beef.-Common, 3@ssc.. gross fair Hl9iic.;
good, heavy and fat 5;@6tc: No prime In the
market-would bring i IitEle higher prices. The
supply of low grades very heavy.
Mesp.-Comnon sell at 5! Is 2 head; good fat,
4t9Ac. q D., gross: Supply Of low grades heavy:
hogs sold at a shade less. Supply fair.
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with it. Twitchell then said that IL abe

with it. Twitchell then said that If she
attempted to charge him with the robbery
he would prosecute her. Mr.. Gilbert urged
that something should be done in the mat
ter, and that Mrs. Hill had better LET
witness have the title paper for exami-
nation; this was consented to, and the
paper was brought to witness house wit
ness found that It was made in favor of
Mrs. Twitchell, and Mrs. Hill was not
known in the matter; when Mrs. Hill was
Informed of this she said she would get
Mr.. and Mrs. Twitchell to convey the pro-
perry back to her che said then all would
be right; Mr.. and Mrs. Twitchell offered
to make deed of trust, but this would not
convey the property back to her Mrs.
hltD; witness then told her that some
thing more must be done; Mrs. Hill told
witness that she had difficulty at
times with Mr.. and Mrs. Twitchell ::
a servant of Mrs. Hills, named Smith,
had told witness that Mr.. and Mrs.
Twitchell had made threats at diff
ferent times against Mrs. Hill; Mrs.
Hill came to witness house last Friday af-
ternoon about 4 o'clock for the purpose of
settling some ground rents, and witness paid
her s276.36, and then she said, "On the
beginning of the week will take proceed
ings against Mr.. and Mrs. Twitchell," but
she was killed before she had time to
do it.
The jury then retired, and after consid-
ering the evidence, rendered the following
verdict:
THAT the said Mary E. Hill came to her
death by violence (blows on the head) at
the hands of George S. Twitchcll and Ca
milla Twitchell, his wife, on the night Of
November %, 1868, at the northeast corner
Of Tenth and Pine Streets"
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TOR sALE.-A large and admirably
T. constructed FACTORY, situated at Keys.
Vile, Charlotte county Virginia, together with
SCREWS and ell other necessary FIXTURES for
ordering and pricing tobacco Is offered for sale nj
q bargain affording an excellent opportunity for
parties Inclined to engage In the tobacco-prtzing
business. For further particulars apply TO
&C slim NOTHING q kOHLER.
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-A meeting will be held at
IN Oregon Hill Methodist church on sAIUR1
DAY NIGHT NEXT ut haEpast O'Clock. All
heads of families are respectfully requested to at
tend, as matters of interest to them will be con-
sidered. no 80
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANf,{
TREASuRER'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, November q, 1858.
NOTICE.-The meeting of the stock
IN holders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rallroa1
COMPANY will be held In the hsli OF the House OF
stant j. GARRETT,
no2l-te7thNov treasurer.
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The attention OF buyers Is invited to this importa-
ton; and before orders are sent to northern mar
kets to &c filed we ask examination OF this In
voice. 3. G. TARDY & CO.,
no 2z=lot VI holes ale Grocers and Importers.
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CONFECTTONEREEs.

EOREIGN FRUIT.
We offer to the trade Sin bond" to arrive In
the next few days,
$50 boxes LAYER RAIoINS, Towards brand;
rs trails SEEDLESS RAISINS, Quartin's
brand;
rs casks SUN RAISINS, Quartin's brand;
200 boxes LEMONS, Quartin's brand.
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OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICI
WASHINGTON, D. G.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-17

The west half Of lots : and 10 in block Il, o'
Proctor Green's division If Carson City, and in
provements tax and delinquency % 90
Lots and 10 blcck co, same division, tax and
delinquency GS.
Lots S and bl,ck GO, same division, tax and
delinquency 81.
Lots and block co, same division, tax ans
delinquency GS.
Lots 2, 8. 6. !. and 10 block CA, same division,
tax and delinquency 20.
North west quarter of block 20. Phillips divl-
sion Of Carson City, tax and delinquency l Sd
North 5915 feet Of the northeast quarter II block
20, same division, tax and Delinquency % eta.
Lots and 10 in block 9, Of Iurry's division q
Carson City, tax and delinquency "a.
Lots !. . 8, 4, 5. e, Z, S. 9, 10, II and II in
block one ID Of Van Wrinkle Proctor's division 81
Carson City, tax and delinquency on each LOT
81 cts.
lots l. "a S and in block 3 Of said divi-
sion tax and delinquency on each lot s. cts.
Lots l to II inclusive the whole OF block &,
same division, tax and delinquency on each lot,
5, cts.
Lots to IL inclusive. the whole Of block 16,
same division, tax and delinquency on each lot.
81 cts.
Lots to IL inclusive, the whole Of block ~,
same division, tax and delinGu. ncy on each Io',
81 cts.
District Attorney, Ormsby county.
A 71<crrI sheriff mh3