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The New York herald., 1868-01-07

DEM. r. THEALL. AUCrIONEER,
ID Late salesman with Il. H. Ludlow Co
Household Furniture
CARROTS China and Glassware.
JOHNSON THEALL will sell by auction, on Thursday,
January 1863 At los ococs at the private residence %
South Ninth Third street Brooklyn ~ D. all
the oak and walnut Parlor Dining and BEDROOM
Furniture ha;- Mattresses, Feather Pillows. Blankets
&C., China Glassware ana Silver Plated
Ware yeve. Brussels and Ingram Carpets and oiclohs
together with the Kitchen Utensils Catalogues ready
at the anctioneers Office 81 liberty street.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
y)Y ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AuCTIoSEER This
ID DAY AT OUR HORSE AUCTION MART
(Late Miner & Somervilcs)
liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenua
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN 1ASSsLL.

Pair OF elegant dappio gray uorsss I5h hands and
years kind in al harness and In every resnect rst
family Team Sorel trong Horse, l6s high,
old; kind and true: can ,ro In 240 warranted sound
Brewster Phaelon nearly Bay Pony Morse IL
hands nigh, years od kind stylish and true An elegant
Private Es,ahshment comprising Team vcry fne team
Horses, and Years Old, kind and irue extra
stylish road family team. ALSO Brewster tof Broome
sree) Phaeton, last June; In first rate order Also
double Harness. nrst class Also top Buggy, nearly
built by Goodwin, together with Robes Blankets 4c,
&c Very chestnut i1rrcl Horse, sound kind, stylish
and tro in 2ao Several top and no top Bugges
several road and family Horses Blankets Robes ar
ness &c. &C. Also ore.Iruck and Harness complete.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07

GRAND coycgRr OF THE
" NATIONAL CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
81 Madison avsnuo. .
A. Irving Hall. Saturday evening. Jan ~,
IIckets, "- tre0
The New York herald., 1868-01-07

IRFAT TsUCCEss-sEyENrREsTIt WEEK.
VI THE EPIL0RiA-BCNYAS HALL, UNION SQUARE
10 imp rowing.
PAINTINGS,
LIGHTS
SONGS
TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
most delightful entertainment all are pleased, and
large houses y, 30 and - eons admission. MAiINEE
TUESDAY and SATURDAY, L. NJ, and every EVENING
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-02

HARRY Issues BENEFIT. Leslie,
formerly so we'll known rs the chief Of
Leslie h Raynor's Minstrels, and at pre-
sent a great favorite at Piper's Opera
House, takes n grand benefit at that
popular theatrical institution tomorrow
evening, on which occasion it will be
" ladies' night" and one Of tho very
best aud most acceptable bills OF the
season is offered, including two now,
original and highly interesting pieces,
entitled Earthquake Scenes" and
"The Impeachment" We shall surely
all have to go on that occasion If no
other.
ALL PRAISE Too much credit can
not be awarded to n. A. H. Ball and
the members Of the Executive Commit
toe Of the Union Clubs Of Gold Hill, for
tho thorough and mastery style in
which the latc canvass has been con-
Quoted. They, aud especially Mr.. Ball,
have exhibited m intelligent and tire
less industry worthy Of the glorious
cause in which they and all true men
are enlisted.
COOP TO DRlSE.-Joaquin Kochler,
who has just opened the large and COM
modious saloon in the basement of tho
brick store OF Archambnult & Phillips on
| Main street, n few doors above the Nxws
Office, ut noon to-day laid us under the
most thankful obligations for a few bot
| ties Of his best California wine, which
he may rest assured WAS properly APP
preciatsd aud disposed Of. Moro Of him
tomorrow. He is a good egg.
New To-DAY.-Under tho above head
ing, in our advertising columns, read
about J. T. Walton, practical watch
maker ; L. B. Frankel, groceries, pro-
visions, liquors, clothing, etc.; Express
Saloon; Russell Hotel E. j. Ryan,
Broker; Oliver Seer, oysters, ETC.; Bank
of California; Quicksilver ; DR.. Mayors
baths, and about DR.. Mex. Munro, the
horse and cattle doctor.
PIpER's OPERA HousE.-The attend.
auce at the Opera House last evening
was rather light, owing to the political
excitement prevailing over the result oil
our Gold Hill town election, but a most
excellent performance was given, new
ertheless. The bill for tonight can
hardly be excelled. Go and see the fun.
MONTHLY BULLIoN.-The total amount
Of bullion shipped from the office oil
Wells, Fargo & Co. in Gold Hill, during
the month of May, was S276,5i4 IS.
This amount was $9s, CSC GO more than
the bullion shipments Of April-and far
exceeding the monthly shipments Of any
one month for the last eight months.
UNION CLUB, FIRST WARp.-By adver-
tisemsnt, the members are called upon
to assemble at Theatre Hall, on Monday
evening, to elect officers under the Con
stitution for the ensuing term, and tc
have a general rejoicing over tho vic
tory Of yesterday.
New FIRM OF Stock BRoKERs.-A new
firm will open an Office shortly or
South G. Street Virginia, next door &c
Cahill and Co. They will open under
the most favorable a~uspicies, and being
very we'll and favorably known in th'
community are sure to succeed.
BuLLIoS.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shippet
from their Gold Hill office yesterday
morning, tventy-oue sacks Of bullion
weighing 1869 pounds, Of the nssayet
value of SAL ,Gs2 10.
LIBERTY HOSE COMPANY No. 1.-THE
regular monthly meeting of the above
company takes place tomorrow eve
ming, as per notice in another column
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-02
Arrivals.
BIZ BONNER LAKE ROUTE :

BIZ DoNNER LAKE QUITE:
Geo Stanford, NJ B DiHield, John Bonholdt,
August Bugeholz, John Campbell, c Hell
frich, II L Howe, Mrs ] F Crowell, P Grist,
C Rengal, c Sanders, J B Ramsey, Mr. Web
ster, Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Silbestein, Mr. Duficy,
Mr. Mittirne, Jas Moore, Mr. Newhall, Preston
Hunt, Mr. Young, John George, Dunn, J
w Chatterdon, L Dixon, Jones, Geo
Mann, A L Day, A S Day, John A Hall,
Thomas Flowers.
by OVERLAND ROUTE:
A Borley, VIM Carroll, Col Jones, VIM A
Nix, E D Shaw.
Departures.
BY BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
O'Neale. N Hammond, S Held, DR. ]
W Biggers, c Young, C A Owen, ] Pow
ers, Mrs C Foreman and servant, r Apple Jr,
] r Hadsell, Mrs Harris, J Moch, Mrs Big
gers, Mrs Birmingham, Mrs J o Powers, A
o Ordwly, Mrs r Apple and servant, Mrs
Wiley, L Smith. A Harwig, Miss Biggcrs,
NJ Msndleson, G T Upton.
BY OVERLAND ROUTE:
H g Hanks, G g Berry, J Bush, R Ster-
ling, H Cominsky, Gov Durkee, NJ Gardiner,
WI Jenkins, Maj ] W Drew, Thus Wilson.
w A Hickman, s Ruggle, J W Jenkins, C
E Norgues, w H Parker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-02

re-" nv" ~
Our Expenses are Worry Light.
We Buy Everything. for Gresnbncks
At Now York Wholesale Prices.
And that IL /" why " we can afford and shall con
tinue to soil FRESH, PURE and
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds,
aud every articles kept Ia q FIRST CLASS
DRUG STORE CHEAPER than In any other
house in Virginia.
PhysicInns,P descriptions aud FAM
liz Receipts Warranted nc.
carnteiy prepared mt all
Hours. Day aud
Might,
as We pay no percentage for those fnvors, but dc.
pending on q generous public. you shnll live and
all will Bourlsh. The PLACE, our branehhouHe
HERE, 10 the
MINRRs' AND TRANSFERS DRUG
STORE.
(slgu Of the big GOLDEN MoRrAR),
No. 1877 South @ street, opposite the Chaplin
House. Virginia, Nevada. At this store Ia tho
office Of
DIR. @ a T. y,
Who Wilt at oil tIrnos doe,or;heslck and afflicted.
and effect cures by tho natural. judiclous. liberal
aud successful treatment which for tho last IS
years characterize = the practice Of Medicine and
surgery Of his excellent Father and the lato DIR.
Valentine Mott. Sr of New york.
cFr0FFICE CONSULTATIONS FREE.
n. Proper Medicines furnished and Speedy
Cures at moderate charges. Applicants Vsccin-
ated and Teeth Extracted Every Afternoon
from Ito 5o'clock.
SACRAMENTO DRUG COMPANY,
No. Isl South q street. sign Of the big Golden
Mortar, Virginia, Nevada. m2l-lm.is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-02
NOTICE
New Method for the Piano.

AIRS. N. G. WHITE, HAVING JUST AR.
Nl rived from the East. via Salt Lake City,
informs oil deslrous that she teaches ROBBINS
AMERICAN METHOD for the Pianoforte.
which Is 20 far superior to the old method Of
teaching the PIanoforte, Melodeon or Organ that
Its full Importance can scarcely be estimated.
It IL a ceninry ahead Of all other methods for
the ~Piano-PupIls acquiring . knowledge Of
Music, including thorough bass and harmony. In
On almost Incredibly short time.
References to and letters Of reeommsnaa,,Sn
from the most eminent Professor ofhuhc ~ W.
East. Shc also refers by permi.lion 70
the most prominent residents Of virginia e,.y.
Mrs. White can be found Of tnS csn Ia
no.S,, TSs mu.Ieslly inclined Of Virginia,
Gold Hill ana vieln'i ,yy6 my20'lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-02
NOTICE.

nIssoLUTIoN.-THE COMPREHENSIVE
IL heretofore existing under the frm name OF
ARCHAMBAULT & PHILLIPS 10 thi. day
dissolved by mutual consent. hr. Afenampaui.
will continue In the business. and receive AZ
monies due and pay all debts Of the late arm OF
Archambault & Philllph. ,,,,,rpa
Geld HIl, Nay q, lssf n,aa'in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-02
STOCK BROKERS.
NOTICE..

,T,HE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING
The undersigned as Stock Brokers, under .ne
name Of NELSON & SHAW, has this DAY oeen
dissolved oy JOHN NELSON,
W. A. SHAW.
Gold Hill, May Ii, 1868,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-02

a THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS re.
oslvsd BY every Steamer. m2tlm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-02
LYONS FLEA

LYONS FLEA POWDER.
II Is well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectly destroy everything, IN thc
shape OF feas, ticks. bcdbugs. reaches, &c; tnatIls
perfect poison TO the insect tribe, but entirely harm-
iesI TO the human species and domestic animals.
Bedbugs, Ants, Reaches, etc, arc IN every mouse.
This Powder Is tholr natural death. II should DC In
JonS L. ROME, ESQ.,, Superintendent o. nc New
sure article we have ever used" w
NEW YORK HOTEL PRorRrEroRs say: Weha'o
u'eu LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For DISCRIMINATING Insects and vermin. with entirc
COLEMAN 4 SrErsoS. hstor House.
g. T, COzzESs. American Hotel.
hcKER 4 TREADwELI- st. Nicholas hoteI.
8, LEIAXD & Co., Metropolitan Hotel"
Testimony Of this character might beadded toany
length, Wherever II Is used II advertlses itscI.,
The genuine has the signature OF !. Lyon, anu inc
prIyatc stamp OF DENAs BARNES d 20. Anything
else OF this kind Is all imitation or counterfeit. any
druggist will procure tho genuinoi II you insist you
will have no other. Il,
avery town and mining camp on tho Pacific Coast.
no23 ~ 2or3p
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-11
THE CHARACTER OF THE ROAD

The ROAD is a good one, well aud soidIy laid
with heavy rail. and twenty-slx hundred cross
ties 10 the mile, over which the cars travel
ments, stations, aud workshops of which all
show that 1t is being. built for use and not for
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-11
GsTrOpicolv Heat.

A correspondent OF London paper, who has
spent twenty-five years in India, while admit
"rather disaereeably warm" writes to contra
diet the statement that has been made that we
are enduring Indian or ''troplcaln heat. ''Tro-
of India-a Jacobabad, Shickarpoor, Sukker,
in the Province of Berar, in Bengal Proper, IN
the Madras Presidency, and in the Deccan
during the hot season, the thermometer stands
above places and districts It stands at 1l0 de-
grees all eight! At Hydrabad, a cool place, the
Thermometer in the sun on the 9Th OF June, 1864,
at dVe o'clock in the evening, stood at l55 de-
other places above mentioned the thermometer
will frequently stand for weeks, day and night,
at ITO degrees in the coolest house. with
month Of real tropical heat, there would be
100000 cases of sunstroke, cholera, and apo
plexy in London alonen
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-11
Steel Rails for RniIrands.

II is now generally believed that at no distant
day the use OF iron rails In the construction of
railroads will be abandoned, and steel ones
adopted as a substitute. Their superiority over
iron rails in durability will be readily admitted
while the additional security to life and property
which they Afford cOmmends their general use
to the consideration of our railroad managers.
The intense severity of the past winter demsn-
strated most clearly that iron, even of the best
manufacture, cannot Withstand exposure to the
elements, while the test given steel proves that
1T can. The original cost of iron, it Ia we'll
known, is not so great as steel; but when used
for railroad purposes, Is, in the end, far more
expensive, when 1t is remembered that a
rail of steel, costing but little more
than double that of iron, will last more
than ten times as long as an iron rail. We
have been led 10 these remarks on hearing that
the Erie Railway Company had contracted for
immediate use the enormous quantity of 5000
tons of steel rails, a portion of which have
arrived, the remainder to be delivered during
this summer. 1t is proposed by the Company
TO relay at once such portions of its line as are
subjected to the greatest service, but ultimately
to dispense with iron rails altogether. The
work OF substituting steel rails has already
been vigorously commenced, aud the indica-
tions are that by the return of winter the work
will be completed, and the whole line placed
in the most thorough condition, insuring safety,
despatch, and the utmost regularity in the run
ming of trans. Indeed at this time, the Erie
Railway is and has ever been, in as good con-
dition as the average of roads in the country;
| put when the work now in progress Is finished,
out lew lines of railway will COM pare with it,
none excel it. We are glad to record the spirit
OF Improvement manifested by this Company,
Dehtung as 1t does alike the community and
efty,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-11
VIGOR FOR TEE FEEBLE,

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP, a Protected Solu-
ton Of The Pr6to1ide of Iron, strikes at the root
OF disease by supplying the blood with its
VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT.
IRON, giving Strength, Hi0or, and Ne,O Life to
the whole system.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
&urallemsGhmiire
ard1tffener u. xns ef@Iiffeuer @eba1tu.

Wurt wte @4a1e. - Cine Dante
tam gun, Tarfer uub rebete ttn Rl9eaoer'
rtaben att: u.fntsat=3
Game: Guer Dur&1audt, rsein @ann
mibbanbelt mid. a ~ f.
Shirt: Das sebt mt4 nt&ts ait.
Dame: Sa, aber ct fatmpft aud 1ber
9ie.
Sarf: Das sebt Ste rt@ts at.
Oer6reunb Der Natnr. II,
pforrer: @as, 6etnri@, Dn bif 4eate
ni6t ra6 ber @tabt %sesansen?
8pte.; Nee, SER pfarrer, Der @@nl'tet'
fer faote, bab beute bier etne Spnnenfniter<
nis fatt6nben tperbe, unb bas tpcute th bod
etnntal feben. ""l
Mun9baufentabe.
Man fNreibt aus 1eras, bic MosqattpS
feien btefs Sabr 70 srpb, bab man NIT Tl'11'
ten auf 1ie Sasb made, unb iobalb le setp>
bet tpdren, l4neibe man ibnen bic saHsl ae,
me1de ypn 8au1Aretnern ais 8pbrer benust
murben. "
-vNetn @err", fa9te Elm @afpirt9 gu
einem 6errn, Der int 8esrtTe tpar, f~ort3u9eb>
en-, pbne gu besab1e1, uerinnernste itd, tpertr'
@te Sbren @elbbeute1 per1teren, bab sic tbn
bier niat b%eraussespsen baben.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T Der unbart<
barfe Sreunb, je mebrDu fir benislben tbuft
betp f9ne1er ser1dbt ct bid. .
-Gtne @anbYpa Mutterpib 1T pertb et<
nen 8u19e1 @elebrtbett. Safe lteber betnen
Teinben etpas, ais Don beinea Sreunben
gu betteln.
@asen unb Sbuen fpeiien nt9t 3uiartr1e1t.
Idbiefeiten bre4en bur4 Stetnmauern.
3weife1bafte @Ss1i&fett. =
@rsdblt purbe: etn fniffser, baber>uno bab>
fuAtiser @taatsmann babe sedubert: vDte
Meni9en fnb a1e 1h1e@t, pbne @usnabme"
- utb Elm 3ubSrer e%ntsesnete: u@etib &C.
f6ab es muir, UNI eS mSslt9 gu ma4en, bab
1nart tbn nit einemM eniden persleiAen fDn>
ne"
-vTreunbe 1T Der Mptb,9eben 3eba auf's
2ptbw = ia, aber Treurbe, bic nt4t sepruft
ftnb it, Der Nptb, baben np4 gar fetn &C.
widt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

Die lt%nteraeianeten baten ir1raer cine erebe @usrabl sea
Baupldben, Wcbn~ unb @eiadftstduftrn TT Der Staet st.
Glpub, ippie ~eultisrte Garmen unb uneultisirteS Xanb IN
Stearts @puntp IN p%erfdufen.
ga Stearns s. aberaus frudtbares 2anS bat, .neifens
BON Deutf4en betrpbnt, unb gut nit Sdulen unb 3irden
serfeben 1T, II bietet Is benz Deutiaen cine trabre 5einat1.
len Sampt>g tattsn DeutidlanSs a~usseaelt, unS @auibriefe.
goumadtsu::u. {. NJ. selesli& ausssfertist rnb t~sselaubist.
Spbn 3dpp, Y. Wpbterg,
gV7 sReaiHer Of Deebs, County Mubitor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
.MlpD8 Meter.

MlpYS Meter.
Ode Der gierten unt Sadlun @trabe.
81. yaul, : Mtnnefc ta.
GmpFeblt benz bsutiden gublitum feinen neuen
Gru9t< Ganpyz unb @rpeerte : Store.
Die better, @rceerie- Waaren fir ben G%annilenz @ebrau&,
t~rnpprtirte Gradte, Ganbies unb Ganesraaren a. -
9pitltp aarcn! Spteltpnaren!
Gceten erbalten eine ( d s II { Muspatl BON Sptelradren.
Mit benz Strre 1T s%ertunten cine
&efnurattpn
ppfelbf i'll jeber 3eit nit elmer belifaten IaHe Raffee unb
fets pprrGtbieena Bafmert, fpwte Grfriiduneen jeber Dirt,
3u ntdsisen YreHen aufsepartet rerben tann.
nj allows Mettr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
Mau1t ,t1tn @eib.

Maun nth @eib.
Mabr unb tiAtig, .'..- ''"
God nit ei9enia4tt9
SIT Der e6te Mann; @.
Mi1b unp 3iidtts, IS
Op6 ni6t fhwa4 unb Fuhtt9,
sdlieet tas @eib iid AT: (
0as 1T refte Gle,
Der, trre eeib unb @ebe,
Slid ni6t feblen fann.
DaB jett np6 2iebe raare,
>'.. ~. ST felten!-
Muf @e9en gum Nltare
QlGt meit man jest bas Baare
Nur 9elten.
Norjdlaeige @rabi@rift fit nen preisI'dften
''f Yolitifus. +"
6ier lieat Elm ebelorpber Narn,
Ser muir int &edt fA &ubm seSearm
91s rieleni tarter Tuseubmana,
GtnMann, ppn0em man iasea fann:
Ct 1ra rie, ME y est balt' iA an,
@eil ih nidt Finger lu9en farn.
Str fpaten rns fur Tiriten lhlasen?
Mas auA Der Tran;mann Geutihlanb rla'
gen,
Mtr 1a1en iber's Meer unS tra9en.
@ut1pre6en, fana niellei4tf 9at>
5en,
@utbunbe1n miro 1i4er naeen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
3eitfnns> Torti@rittler.

gEas er ntdt fann, nil alSeit ct ppQbrtr9en,
gEas ct ni6t tpeiD,ldbt tpi0enslps er 1eier,
Mia bpd uns fed ;u feiner @eisbett 3'ptn>
9en,
Nt6t abnenb, baB fe Sberbett ftets 9etpe{e1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
&eiet! 2eiet!! 2eiet!!

2elet> benft unp tbut eure Yft9t!
Gtntse aufridtiss unb wutlsemeinte Wrrte an meine
teutiden Greunbe.
gDinidt tbr iar G,re Gamilte etpas 3u tinterlahen TN
Sale Cures Mblebens?
QDanidt tbr fit Guer etseaes @lter etras su teFseu?
gDunidt ibr Guer Gematb fret BON Soreen fur bic 3u'
limit?
gDunidt ibr cine f4ere unb f9 3atlenbe Mnlaee BON et-
nent Ibeile Cures g~erbienites au MAIDEN?
gDann ibr Is tpinidt, eiebt g, wte i'd aufrt4tie CLAUDE,
teinen beItren pber Hdereren Wes, as Guer 2eben ~ VERT.
tuai Qift Sniuranee g. spn Stem gprt. Ipta1 @er,nrsen
Teb. 1. 1868 lber SIS, ZOO, 900. Deutide II. enslifde pant
stlete Fnb bier ~ baben bur& gerfpreden tit raeiner Office
1873 Dritte Strase. st. gaul, Mfinn., cber t9 merle auf
Werlanaen Bel %benienieen spripre9en, bic Nuftldruus dter
bieien 8eaeafanb riniden, uenn fe muir brieFtd an;eteen
pp unb mann i'd fe trefta tann. % m. gswe!l.
W121 III Meent fir ct. PAUL.
, 1868-06-05
acknowledgements

WFOLGE det Kongelige Gouvernements Ordre bekjendtgi0res
AZ herved at Skatterne for Aaret 1867 nemlig: Grund- og Byg-
ningskatten, AfgHt af sukkerproductionen, Leieafgiften, / pct.
Skatten, Ny, Huus, Cavalleri- og Artilleri- SAINT Immigrahons-
skatten forfaldt til Detailing denI 1se Mai d. A. En- Fortegnelse
over Skattedebitorerne og Eiendommene, med Angivelse at Skat-
ternes Bel6b er henlagt til Etersyn for Chrshansteds Jurisdictions
~Vedkommende Diet Kongelige Kasserercontoir, og for Frederik-
steds Jurisdiction pa ByfogedcontGret sammesteds, og vii tilige
bive ~indrykket st. Croix Avis.
Ifolge Gouvernementets Ordre modtages ovenanf6rte Skater
efter den Ode Maanederne Juni til September, begge inclusive,
og vile Restanceisterne efter den 24de September blve indsendte
til Diet Kongeige Gouvernements videre Foranstaltning.
bet Kongelige Kasserercontoir, st. Croix den 29de Mai 1868.
J. A. HOVER,
, 1868-06-05
5 Z. 9 & DIX a s.


DURsUANT to orders from the Royal Gouvernement it is hereby
e made known that the taxes for the year 1867, viz: Ground
and Building Tax the Tax on the production of Sugar, the Per-
centage-Tax on the Rent of houses, the Quart pro Cent Tax, the
New Tax, the house Tax, the Cavalry and Artillery-Tax and the
ImmigEatfon-Tax, became due on the 1st of May this year. A list
of the Tax-Debtors and Of the properties with specification of the
respective amount Of Taxes, will be found exhibited for inspection
for the Jurisdiction of Cmistiansted at the Royal Treasury Office,
and for the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted at the Sherif's Office in
said town, and will be advertised in the st. Croix Avis.
In accordance with Gouvernement's Order the aforementioned
Taxes will be received after the 9th day of the Months of June
until September both included, and the list of arrears will he for
warded to Government after the oath ofSeptember for their further
measures.
Royal Treasurers Office, st. Croix the goth May 1868.
J. A. HOVER,
cOnst.
, 1868-06-05

Ford, Elizabeth
Forbes, Edward
Foss, Ole B. A.
Fox, Ann
Forster, Maria E.
Foster, VIM. HI.
Jensine
, 1868-06-05

ORTEGNELS
ord den e MAJ 1868 hfMe Skater til St. CuK Colonial Ke for Amt 1866.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-08

This fudge and froth about Grant,
lack Of personal attraction" 10 the
weakest drivsl the Copperhsads have
ever been guilty of. The mans worth
needs no blue lights nor glitter to make
it apparent. His great acts speak for
him and make eloquent his reticeucs.
The stupid falsehood that any number
Of his troops, at any time, ever refused
or even hesitated to obey his orders is
on par with Copperhead utterances in
general. The only instances of insub-
ordination and refusal to obey ordrs that
we know anything of in connection with
the history of the Union Army occurred
at the last battle of Manassas, and
those illustrious lights in the Demo-
cratic party, Geo. B. Mcclellan and Fitz
John Porter were the leading spirits in
that dastardly piece of business. No
Union soldier save John A. McClernaud,
ever refused to obey Grants orders !;
and v hen the returns come in in Novem-
Der next, the Humboldt Register and its
contemporaries will be forced
to recognize the fact that no Union vo-
ter has refused to cast = ballot in his
favor.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-08
HANCOCK must feel proud over hi

HANCOCK must feel proud over his
popularity with the New Orleans rebels.
JEFF Davis arrives in that city, and the
enthusiasm which his presence awakens
is kindly extended to the Major General
of the Union army commanding the
District This is fitting reward for
the willing tool of President who il
about to suffer the political damnation
that be so richly deserves. The tail end,
the cold meat and rinsings of an ovation
to JEFF Davis presented to one of Lin
coins hirelings! A general whose
troops used to 60 up to battle and death
singing old Old John Brown, receives a
blast from rebel brass to the tune of the
" Bonnie Blue Flag!" Better the Dead
March, Hancock. Better the muff1ed
drum and the good soldiers I" farewell
shot" over your grave than this insolent
mockery. jeff Davis and Winfield Scott
Hancock, the joint recipients of cheers
and serenade! Self destruction in the
hour Of glorious victory in a just cause,
were better, more honorable fate.
Deserve such damning commentators
no more, brave chief! Abandon the
wretched "policy" of which you have
suffered yourself to become an instru-
meut, and hasten to relieve yourself Of
rebel caresses. There is no such sad
dening instance of moral suicide in all
the history of Johnsonism as the volun.
tary abandonment of the noble cause of
Freedom by General Hancock. And
this affair at New Orleans caps the eli
max of bis self chosen disgrace