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FOREIGN.

LONDON, October 5.-The new Deer
Sea telegraph, direct from Malta to Alex
sndrts, Egypt, was successfully COM
pieted Saturday evening.
a dispatch from Madrid has the fol-
lowing: Males has resigned the
Presidency of the Junta, and Agulvre
succeeds hiGl. The latter has appointed
Sewany GeneEal-in-Chief of Inc army"
PARIS, October 81 ispatches from
Madeira say that Closiga, who was named
as the new Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
declines the position.
MADRID, October 5.-Gen. Prim is at
Barcelona, and is expected to arrive here
tO-mOrrOw
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FROM DREsDES, TENN.

The People fWeRkEey- The CrOPH-Hon.
En-. EtheridEe- -COntrabnnl Tobacco
and whisky TTRde-TIawI6iBs Repub-
Iican) uithOu an OppOuent-Eas
Horses-NOrthwestesn RaIsrOad-Cor-
rupiiOn-A C-arpet-bRggcr on IA Hunt
fer an 0mee-BishOP Quintard ys. Rev.
j. W. RGEsrn.
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\

WASHINGTON, October 5.-The Post
master General has accepted the hid OF
Leech, Rufer d Co., of Kittaning, Penn,
st Sl94, 900 fOr conveying the mail from
Fort Abercrombie via Fort Ramon, nine
hundred miles, three times q week 10
four horse post coaches. This service
opens up a vast space of northwestern
territory-connection being closely made
with the railroad service at st. Paul, and
thence by daily and ~tri-weekly service
to haTer0mhia. -.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, October 5.-Hartford gives
$50 Democratic msjority, a gain Of 4Oo
over last fail and 100 over last spring.
New Haven gives 9l9 Democratic ma
jority, which is more than last fall,
though less than in the spring. The
Hartford Times says in the scattering re-
tdrns from various COUNTIES the Demo-
Gratis gain largely, showing that had
there been a general ticket they would
have gained 5000.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-Attorney
General Brewster has presented to the
Judges Of the Supreme Court a petition
asking that certain names to whom nat-
uralizstion papers have been Issued with
out previous declaration of intention TO
become q citizen, shall be inside to show
cause why said papers shall not be va
cant. The Court holds the matter under
advisement.
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, October 5.-A Portland paper
says the Secretary of the Treasury has
already suspended the operation of the
new custom regulations, in compliance
With the request forwarded by telegraph.
Addie and Minnie Brown, aged nine
and sever years, were burned to death
10 CharlestoWn, Mass, on Saturday
night. They were studying a lesson
when a younger brother ran againat
themi upsettiDg a fluid lamp.
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ALABAMA,

MOBILE, October 5.-The Register, in
its leader this morning, takes strong
grounds in favor of the annexation OF
CUBA, in view OF the success of the Span
ISL revolution. It says the Will OF the
people plainly demand this, and that the
Government should take steps to secure
the prize at once.
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v

NASHVILLE, October ga little boy
named Jas. Lsrdin, nine years of age,
was shot and killed yesterday by 3 man
named Henry Houston, who has been
arrested and committed to Jail.
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NEW ADvERTTsEM'NTs
Second Ward Democratic Club.

\ is earnestly desired that every member
L will attend the meeting this Tuesday even
lug, at No 3 Engine House. Poplar street. Mr..
oryiIle Yerger and other speakers will address
you. The public are respectfully Invited.
oe6 IL j, II, LAMhENUEs Rec'e Seoiy.
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MARRIED.

sTALEY- MURRAY-At the Commercial
Hotel, on the 9TH inst, by the Rev. I. d. With
eispooD, c. r. sTALKY, Esq, to Miss MARIA l.
MURRAY, all of this city. No cards.
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NEW LONDON.

New LONDON, October 5.-The RO-
publicans have elected the town clerk by
thirty-fve majority, and two other off,
GERS. The Democrats carried the rest OF
the ticket by fifteen majority. - :
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FROI CARROLLTON, Mss.
The Ercps-EsOW Much Depends on the
Election OF Seymour and BIaiT-Ths
Mills.

CARRoLLToN, MISS, Ost. l, 1865.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
During my sojsun in this part OF the
county, I think It proper TO give you
a few items ~relstive TO the situation
of affairs here. Ihave had en- opportunity OF
examining ths crops, and finding that the boil
and army worm have done much damage in
some Localities, while IN Others i. is not half so
bad. But the heavy IA M OF last month have
proven a finishing stroke, so that upon the
whole the cotton csop VIII be short. In walk
ing over 1elds, one can form a better idea than
riding along on the cars or horseback. IN many
localities one can see the stalks apparently
heavily loaded, bat on Z ing ten feet farther In
the fields you md only from two to four bo.Is
upon a stalk.
The corn crop may be ssid TO be god. Plan
tiers generally viii make sufficient to do them
in their planting operations another year, and
II Seymour Is elected, everything Will
20 on weli, apd a fresh spirit
WIFI take hold or the people generally. But if
Grant is elected many good citizens who sie
able TO leave here, VIII 20 ard ale looking TO
California as beng the best piaceto Cmig. ale TO.
lLave had occasion 10 visit the Mau9ssa,Eu IS
Situated one mile south Of C=rrO!!ton and thir.
teen miles west OF MlnOna, a station on the
Mss -s=ippi G entraI Railroad, and eighteen
miles nom Greenwood, a small vIIlSgs Situated
ON the IaZCO river. These mills. II mon Was
plentiful, Nou!d be OF incalculable ientdt 10
many OF the poor people Of The State. OfbriId-
iugs and machinery / az able TO give you tie
AgaRI ILL gTA HHAHe-AH
The main fac DRY building and pickery house
IS Of BRICK and covered with nm. The first
building is two and a hall stories hizb. one
hundred and thlrty-elght feet vice, by three
hundred ana twenty feet long, all the door aud
window siIlS OF iIon. eleven doors and TWO
hun1red and Iweoty-One WINDOWS. The upLer
story Is supported by two hundred and sevepty-
inres p,aEk pUs;s with bri, k ard iron supports
a. the base. Zach room covers an area OF one
and a quarter acres, and are said 10 be the
.grgeS rooms Ior The PurPoSe IA
IS situated thirty-six feet from TIE main
bGiIuiug. is tW stories high, thirty i've IesL
wide, by seventy .eeJ long, and has three doors
and twenty-five windows. Two Of CorIess'
patent engines, OF Ninety horse power each,
capable OF driving all the machinery that can
be put IN the factory, viz: five hundre looms
ana eighteen thousand spjudle--Wlth the nee.
essaTy macninery 10 run these. Tee mills will
be running in d fSW weeks sixteen cardIng ma
chimes, e ghteen huncred Spindies and seventy
two looms. II they had the capital to eli Up.
the owners would make it one OF the best ia
vestments in the South. 1hey have already
built eghteen Gouaie cottage houses for the
operatives, and OF these they wifi rtduire hve
hundred when they ges nj ed up with ma
chinery Yours,
a. b. G.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, October 5.-The fair opened
to-day. Every department was filled to
overlooking. 1t will, undoubtedly, prove
the most successful one eyer held In this
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By Telegraph.
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 5.-Hon.
Schuyler COlfax spoke here tonight, at
the skating rink, to an audience Of 5000.
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A OF ADVERTISING.

zranSlent advertisements having The run Or Tie
paper. first insertion 81 each SUbSequeHt fnSeT-
ton 81 cents per Square.
kdreTtisenaeats IN TdRt or Rent column, 10 cents
Der line each Insertion.
Monthly advertisements, 3 goT yra ana u yH
each additional square.
Advertisements inserted al Intervals, 70 De charged
az aeiU each insertion.
Monshly advertisements inserted IN The SUNDAY
APPEAL tUiG be charged oHe-sirHt additional.
<Sr-rtiseBtents i5lseTfoi IN the EEK nil Dc
charged hdgo Of DAILY rates.
LSoSl Notices 70 cents per hne nrSt assertion, ana
IS cents per itas each subsequent HlSeTtiOa.
Al transient adrc7 tiseFaenss. not from regular "a
pryfSrrg. MUST Be PAID FOR IN
4 Square is ne space occupied By egh4 h1'es Or
Sold asnpdreL
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CORRESPONDENCE.

cs-resgoadenos, on PstbIic EueHfs, sElicitsd from
epey pds1 Of The United States.
ALNSLIE, KEATLNG = co.
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HORSE sTOLEN.-on laEt Tuesday night,
IL about II O'Clock, from my LOT, my riding
HORSE. followed him as far as Holly Springs
and LaGrange. The thief offered hin for sale
in both the livery stables at Holly Springs. I
am inclined to think he will make for the Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad. Said horse Is a large
bay, ia hands high, very broad across the
hips, a little larger oD the left hip than The
right, left hind foot white, broad hst forehead,
walks and trots well, and q No. 1 loper, very
short body for a horse OF his size on the left
shoulder Is a brand NJ, and ]. p. under II, and
a j. T. on the left hip saddle and harness
marks around his g1rth, a scar on ono of his
ankles, l don't r~ecollect which name a little
worn by collar. 1 viii give Fifty Hollars for
tae recovery OF the horse or any maj
80 that l viii set him again, or One Hundred
Dollars fOf the thief and morse.
+. !. BOYDT.
SardlS, Mics, october j, 1853 oc6 I'm
W. b. CHERRY, Pres't. Il. A.PARrEK, Cashier
AMOS J.J.
Vice President. Assistant Cashier.
Statement OF IEe Condition of IA Mer-
chants National Bank OF Memphis, ON
IA Aernins OF Monday, Oct. 8, 1855.
RESOURCES:
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J. T. FHANh.
OFFIOERs
STOC

STOCKHOLDERS:
Allison Bros, g W. Gilmore, Thos. Monet,
w. ID. Andrews, Chss. Gilmore, Jesse Moore,
NJ. A Allen, @. ". GOyer, A J. Murray,
Benz. Babb, WA.GoOdwyn,J os. n. Myers,
M. L Bacon, r. d. GoodlettyC. 2. Norris,
CO. BILL ". b GoodlettJ. Overton, Jr.,
". II. Bridges. &Co, q. Owen,
D. W. Bowman DR.. D. Gober, h. A Partee,
W. &. Bruce q John Gum, Partee a Rar-
Co.,, d.. p. Hedden bert.
5. ]. Camp, A. L Harris, ~. Powers,
q. N. Cash, Wm.F. Hardin, w. P. Proudat,
y. c. Clay, A. Hatehett, W. q. Rainey,
CT. Chamber ]. I. Hi & Co.'s P. Read,
liz. ]. Il. Hill, EFF. Risk,
VIII Cherry, Napoleon Hill, Il. Il. Richards
u. E Cochran &c. Hoist q CO-Igidor Rosen-
g. A. Cochran, II. 3. Howell, bach,
@. Curtis, Howell, Wood NJ. ]. Rossal,
2. 8. Davis. 6CO, ]. T. strstton,
J.S, Day, Up. HoGm8n 1T. SWayne.
DeSoto hank, Wye Humes,J q ]. steele a
$50, RS. Jones, W. Rsteshena,
y. Dow, John ohnson +. ". Smith,
W. ?. Doyle, c. Kortrecht, ] A-Tsylor,
8.H.DunscombyJohn B. Leseh, A. Vacoaro,
EdmOnds, Pet g.. H. LsGuere, Il. p. Walt,
tgrew q Co, L. II. Leidy, W.B. Waldran,
W. N. Fsrring-T. +. MaekaI, &C Ward,
ton, N. b. Martin, 8. N. Ward,
1T. Fargason, Z. Marshall, 4. L. Ward,
Jsk. Frank GOo.rMansneld q Geo. W. While,
J. D. Frzyser, Higbee. M. J. Ricks,
]. W. Fowler, E. McDavitt, w. A, WiIism-
N. Ford & Co., ]. Il. MoDaVAEt, son,
W.. Foster, L B. Mercer, 8. W. wilkins,
". A. Gage, Geo. Mitchell, James N. VIII
NJ. Gavin, X. j. Morgan, Hanson.
W.B. Greenlaw. je20 am ed
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MENPHIs, October I, 1888.
WE, the undersigned, Cotton ConpTessors,
w hereby agree to make ratethe Tor Conn
pressing Cotton on and after this date
ONE DOLLAR PER BALE,
Which includes one drayage, one tie, covering
one sample hole, and insurance ct the press =:
and we pledge ourselves not to rebate, directly
or indirectly, and faithfully to comply with
this agreement. All COMPRISING Bius are due
and payable when the cotton Is delivered 10
the carrier. All lection delivered st our pre- ses
with only ak bands or ropes upon which seven
bands or ropes had be- n originally, will be
charged Fifteen Cents e Ich. which will be col
lected with Comprising Bill. The receipt OF
our receiving clerk shall be evidences OF our
claim
Southwestern Freight and Cotton Press Co.,
By J. MERRITT, PRESIDENT.
Charleston Cotton Press,
BY WALDRoN & GILL.
ehickaSaW Steam Cotton Press,
By GILL & MAURY.
Shippers Gotten Press,
By II. A. MONTGOMERY L co.
Bluff City Cotton Pres.
oel 2w By EUGENE MCCONNELL.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM,NTs

W. n. S NJ wENso d. KEREIos
PERKINS, SWENSON &c CO.,
New Orleans,
SWENSON, PERKINS Sc 90 q,
New York,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
rnna I'm
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MEMPHIS Appeal
TUESDAY MORNING. OCT. 6, Isss
r

EIGHTH CONFESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Err concyeSs IOHE w. LEFTWECH.
Pr EereT---.--E W. VAUGHAN.
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INSURANCE..
DIRECTORS

AEapH1s, : TENNESSEE
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Su,rr,ya TIRE REspoSsrBILIry.-The
accent rise in the American river has
- ,hn -.s;dnn,s and soiouruers in
.ha Son;,., Gnclnd;nc tho members of
.po o tnrel nrsct;tioners of the
,ne ~ madame Tho
nyas0 haa .,so Sone some bic things in
nv. ..h;ra brs;ne,s ns the following
'ne ""s.s ch;no., wssbermen. in
Satus - .nTc;cntIy nroyc:
iDesaay o".' "a1,nrE no ,~,ropv
kEuk.I ~ De ~ rn.snt ri,s IN the Amer.
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Nr,.,v FATAL Result OF CARELESS.

NEARLY Fatal RESULT OF earliest
yrss.-On Thursday evening, Charles
Morgan, of Petaluma, applied at the
Russ House office for Accommodations,
but was told that the house was full,
every room being engaged. He was,
however, directed by Mr.. Seymour to
No. l31 Montgomery street, where he
took q room aud retired for the night.
In the morning be did not make his ap-
at the hotel, and on Mr.. Sey-
mour going to look for him, he was
found lying on the bed in his room, in
sensible from the inhalation Of gas, with
which the room was completely filled.
II was found that he had either blown
out the gas or turned it off, and in let
ting go Of the thumb piece, careiessly
let it swing around, so as to turn 1t on
again, for the deadly vapor was running
ut full head, and death must have soon
ensued had the discovery been long de-
layed. The services Of two able physi.
clans were Immediately procured, and
every effort al resuscitation made, Last
evening, Mr.. Morgan had so far recov-
cred as to be able to speak, and his re-
| covery was looked upon as almost GER
tain. He received every attention from
the proprietors of the lodgiug-house and
from Mr.. Seymour, and was exceedingly
fortunate in falling into such good
hands,. F. Alta, Jan. an.
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tn, various emotions excited by
Young ladies in cities, along the line
from Boston to St. Louis, as kissea are
caught or stolen from their sweet lips, is
eynresscd in something like the follow
ing manner: A Boston girl says with
an assumption of indignation) "Sir, !
declare such liberty as that is beyond
all bounds of propriety and gentleman.
ly manners, Is" she is stopped
by another which isn't resisted, very
badly. The Now York girl says: "ln-
deed, Mr.. Brown, your conduct is a lit
tie familiar, if not ardent. I've half q
mind to ask you what you take msforP'
The reply of Mr.. Brown is that he takes
her for something nice and sweet, ands
sharp, rapid smack ensues. The Buffalo
girl says, with marked positiveness OF
manner, but with equally marked insin-
certify: "Wretch, thief, put that right
back; I wouldn't lose it for the world"
She not only don't lose it, but gets las
she wants. double principal and inter
est. The Philadelphia girl says: ~
YOU think that's dreadful smart; you
wouldn't have done it If had been
looking, no indeed" but she makes q
point not to look. Tho Baltimore girl
saws: "Repest that insult if you dare,
Sir" and exposes her face that it may
be done easily and often. The Washing.
ton girl remarks: "You have been n
gone and done it, have you? Now cy-
pher out how much better you feel, and
calculate when you'll get another
chance" The Chicago girl says: "Con-
found your impudence, do you take me
for a New Yorker2 I'd hayc you know
that there is q spice Of danger in that
matter" Tho only danger she appre-
bends is that you won't cut n come
again. The Cincinnati girl says: "Did
you ever? no I never-you men an per-
feet monsters" Affects tears and in
disnation, but is assured by the dupli-
cation of the old dose. Tho Louisville
girl says: "You've done it sure and
we'll. If there are any moro of the
same sort, please help yourself. If you
can stand it, I can" The Detroit girl
says: "Mcin Jerusalem, whnta naughty,
funny man. Better you look out how
you take one, two, four more before
mine mother comes" The st. Louis
girl says: "Oh, 60 along with your non
sense; you ought to be ashamed of your
self. You can't do it again" She OK
poses herself, and it is done several
times.
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GRAND B,srrlr ro.N,aur.-rhe grand

GRAND BENEFIT To NIaHr.-The grand
combination entertainment at Piper's
Opera House for the benefit of the
former members Of tho Black Crook
Melodeou troupe, which takes place this
evening, will be the best ever gwen
there. Several of the most prominent
"musclemen" Of the Virginia Athle.'c
Club will appear, in combination WIN
the two troupes, i'll II monster PRIV
gramme.
GorxG EAsr.-our genial friend, Or.
C. r. Hammond, the well known den
Tia, on C street, Virginia, leaves for the
east, via the Bonner Lake and Cali
fornia, tomorrow. He goes on a visit
10 his e%hildhood's home for n few
months, and says he shall not bring
back n wife with him. He probably
intends eventually to marry in this
country. 4 safe journey to you, Doc.
Eaes ScARcE.-During the holidays
eggs were very scarce and much in de-
mand in the manufacture of eatables
and drinkables, consequently they COM
manded a pretty stiff price, So per doz-
en-. Not so many Of them are being
used now, therefore the price is lower.
Fresh eggs arc in demand.
The WEAruxR.-We have been hav-
ing some bitter cold Nights along lately,
but last night was = little more moder-
ate. To-day the sun has been out more
or less, making it tolesably pleasant,
but snow fills the air occasionally, and
lich, clouds across the sky indicate
unsettled weather.
YELLOW JACKET HosE.-Foreman Bee
gan calls the clans Of the tribe OF Yellow
Jacket No. ., to assemble at the wigwam
of Judge Robinson this evening ut seven
o'clock. The Jackets will &C cordingly
assemble in council. They had better
all be there, or "fne EN- is the order.)
NV TALEyr.-John Woodland, Mollie
Low and Belle Boyd, artists of rcnown,
left San Francisco on Monday, and will
arrive in Virginia this evening. They
are to appear at Piper's Opera House.
Woodland as stage manager.
PrpER's OPERA HousE.-Excellent en-
tc,tainment last evening, and a full
house as usual. l, is the place where
everybody goes to pass a pleasant eve
ming. Big benefit tonight. Go.
A LONG SLEIGH RIDE. = Passengers
over tho Bonner Lake route have about
seventy miles sleighing at present, sixty
Of it ut one stretch.
LIBERTY HosE.-This Company will
hold its regular monthly meeting this
evening.
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To MAKE genuine Bologna sausage,
take eel.skin and stuff it with ground
cat season It with Scotch snuff and
psrsimmon oil; lay it on a hog pen to
DRY, and then hang it up by tho tail in
grocery for three months for flies to
give the trademark; then it is ready for
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GRApHIc.-An exchange ~characterizcs
"Brick Pomeroy," the great Northwest,
ern Democratic editor, as ia blaekguard
that was too great n coward to light Tor
the South, and too great a fool to keep
his mouth shut when they were whip
ned" That tells the whole story in q
few words. Itiss perfect photograph.
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A Nxw York PAPER makes a startling
and painful exhibit-an exhibit, mainly,
of tho fact that there is, at this moment,
mot less than fifty thousand men out OF
employment in that city, with complete
s~,sgnstion among all the trades, and
poverty and general restitution among
the laboring classes.
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LICENSING VIcE.-The San Francisco
Grand Jury reported on Monday in favor
oflicensing houses of prostitution, regu-
lating them and placing them under the
supervision of n Board of Health, and
ask the Legislature to pass an Act legal,
izing such u course; also to pass n bill
making seduction q crime punishable
with II severe penalty.
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~ wushoo Exchange Billiard Saloon, oppo'
,I,. En,erpr.s Building. c street, Virginia s1
aue tables with latest Improved cushion ana IN
yood order. Finest wines. liquors and cigars. a
comfortable place to stand read tho Atlanue anu
Pacific papers. Call and see. tdrs'stl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Delinquent Tax List.
cTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ST0'
= rey, District ttorncy's0fice,
Notice ofSuita Commenced.

Notice ofSuits Commenced.
To the following named defendants, and to all
owners Of or claimants Of tho real estate and
improvements thereon; or improvement when
assessed, separately, Observation-Disclosures known
or unknown.
You arc hereby notified that suit has been
commenced 10 the Justices Court, Gold Hill
Township No. 3. by tho State Of Nevada plain
an, ngains, each Of the defendants hereinafter
named, and each Of the following described tracts
or parcels Of land. situatcdin Gold Hill, with the
improvements thereon. and improvements when
separately assessed; aud all owners or claimants
Of the same. known or unknown, to recover tho
tax and delinquency assessed to said defendants
arains, said property. for the fiscal year, com.
mencing on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 4.
d 1867. md ending on the THIRTY.F!RST
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. ID. le6!, and that
Summons has been duly Issued In each case.
And you are further notified that unless yon
appear and answer the complaint filed In said
cause, on or before the SIXTH DAY OF FEB.
RUARY, A. d 1868. at the hour Of 20 o'clock A.:
NJ, Judgment will be be taken against You and
the real estate and improvements herein do
scribed for the amount Of tax and delinquency
specified. and cost Of suit:
R~elonpinu to John Doc, UnknowD
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A PERSON was Boosting that he was
sprung from a high family. eyes,
said a bystander," have seen some OF
tho same family so high that their feet
did not touch the ground"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-08

, PENCIL directions will hereafter cause
letters to be sent to the dead letter
office
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-08

Rr.p rHIs,-Fresh Shell Oysters. Fresh
CLANS. Game, Of all kinds and . fils'.euas'
L..e4, can be hsd at oLIyfH srkR's Refresh.
usus s,sad.iA Gibson 4 ors''' sal0'A. eeid
I'M, 81 al Asurs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-08

tn, Hon. John Morrissey is to lecture
this season on ascientiic subject-prizo
fighting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-08

The latest lay Of the poet was on his
couch; he thought it was one Of his
best.