The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-03


oath setting C sSe oSso
ike inventory with the Assistant Assessor on the
hT ys OF eac fe, month ssa thereafter IS provided
1885, All smoking n' fine cut H chewing sap tSsss
CO or SNUFF and after the lat day Of July, 1869,
all other manufactured tobacco OF every description
Is to be taken and deemed to have been manufac-
tured after the passage or the act and IL required
be put up In packages and stamped as provided by
law. Section o. requires every dealer In cigars or
either foreign or domestic manufacture, having on
hand more than five thousand at the passage OF this
act, Immediately to make under oath and nle with
the assistant assessor OF the proper division true
inventory of all cigars In his possession, and to
make and Ole a like inventory on the
April, 1859, at which date all cigars OF
every description are to be deemed TO have been
after the passage OF TINS acI anu aps
for inventories No. rs will be forwarded In short
time and assessors viii as soon as the blanks are
received require their assistants to proceed at once
to notify all dealers and call upon them Tor
inventories required by the law; and Thereafter tne
MONTH These inventories must be Immediately for
warded by the assistant to the assessors
VINO Is required TO transmit abstracts OF the same 10
the Commissioners OF Internal Revenue.
Nominations Before the Senate Not Acted Upon.
The following Is complete list of the nominations
before the Senate not acted upon at the recess
Commissioner or Internal Observation-Disclosures
Cummings, OF Pennsylvania.
Ministers ReSide1tt-GeOrge II. Parker, to EcuadOr
Thomas N. Stillwell, to Venezuela.
Second Auditor or the TredSnV-Luther B. Will
son.
ConsuIs--Oliver B. Bradford, to Brunai, Borneo;
Albert G. Smith, TO Mexico; Francis r. Webb to
nibal, Mo-; James Raulsn, at Saybr0ok Conn.
United States Md1'ShdiS-ROwan J. Boone, Ken
MIA; j. s. c. Rowland, western district of ARKANSAS.
United States Att0rneyS-John $. Nilsson, virginia;
John p. O'Neil, Eastern district Of Pennsylvania;
Benj II. Smith, West virginia.
Narai OGcer-Philip b. Fouke New Orleans, La
Collectors Of Custon,S-Wm Aiken, Charleston, S.
c.; Bion Bradbury Portland and Falmouth, Me-.
John ID. hopkins, Frenchman's Bay, Me-; Joseph f.
smith, wiscasset Me-; w. Ii. Wisner, New Or
leans, La.
collectors or Internal Repenue-J Irving Burns,
Idaho; VIM. Fithian Seventh district, Illinois, Alfred
Lacey First district Louisiana; Percy .. Spear
Seventh district, Pennsylvania; Robert NJ Smith,
Third district Maryland.
assessors or haie,7aat Rerenue-Davld II. Abel,
lain Fifth district, Maine; Jos. f.. Coulter Ninth dis
trlct, New York; L. A. smith, Seventh district, In
w. T. Stevens, Idaho John l.. Treanor Fifth district
Kentucky; L. d. wadde, First district, Georgia.
., Posting sterS-Thomas @. Allen, at Indianola,
Colt, at Geneseo, N. y; G. W. Champaign, at Water
loo Iowa; James Davis, at Memphis Tenn; Will
liam Honner, at Shreveport, La; Henry G. Hunt at
Delavan. Wis; Henry Little, ct Auburn, Me-; George
w. Summers, at Augusta Ca. James G. Shea, at
Sa a at daso Gy
Whelan, at Canton, Miss; w. Webster at KenOsha
Wis.
II. Parker and VIM. F. PidgeOn Secretaries of Idaho;
A. s. Paddock, Governor OF wyoming; VIM. NJ. Stat
ford and Lorenzo Wiliston, Assistant Justices SUI
preme Court OF Montana.
Public Lands-Oscar Buckaew, Receiver, Ari-
zona stephen F. Chanwick, Receiver, Oregon; J. w.
Caldwell, Register, wyoming; Hiram Latham, Sur
veyor General wyoming; Thomas p. Miller, Re-
celver, Indiana; r. T. Pratt, Register, Arizona.
indian 49dus-Wm. j. Cullen, superintendent
Pension Agent-Gcorge s. Gale New York city.
Justices orthe Peace-J. W. Barnado, M. p. Caan,
N r. utrI wi ea
and Il. A. Ryther, Washington d. G.
Issue Of Land Deeds from the Patent Once.
The Commissioner Of the General Land Office dur
ing the past three months has transmitted SOL
patents or deeds from the United States to indivdu
ais for lands in the following districts:-Dacotah
City, Brownvllle, Nebraska City and OMAHA
Nebraska; Junction City, Humboldt and Topeka.
Kansas; Bonneville, Ironton and Springfield, Mis-
souri,; Des Moines, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City, Iowa; Detroit, East Saginaw, Iona,
Marquette and Traverse City, Michigan; Stevens
Point, La Crosse Bay Field Menasha and Eau
Claire, Wisconsin; St. Cloud, st. Peter, Greeneaf,
| and Wlnnebago City, Minnesota Stockton, visaia,
Marysve and San Francisco California; Little Rock
| and washington, Arkansas; Vermilion, Dacotah
Territory Carson City, Nevada oregon City, oregon;
Springfield, Illinois, Denver City, ColoradO Monroe,
Louisiana; Jackson, Mississippi; Tallahassee, Flor.
| ida.
These patents were founded on cash sales, bounty
land warrant locations and Agricultural College
scrip selections.
The Town Of Pinos Altos, New Mexico.
Commissioner WILSON, Of the General Land ONCE
has just received plan and accompanying state
ments fled under the acts Of July 1, 1854 and March
3, 1885, or the town OF Pnos Altos, Grant county
New Mexico, embracing 800 acres, In townships 10
and IT, south OF range 13, west. The town Of Pnos
Altos ia situated on Bear creek-a tributary OF the
ella river-in basin near the summit OF the Rocky
Mountains, about $500 feet above the level OF
the sea, and In the centre OF q rich mining
district. For fifteen miles east and west Of the town
belts OF mineral veins the divide between the
Atlantic and Pacific slopes Gold, silver lead, iron
copper and koline are plentiful, over one hundred
lodes having been discovered, and on many Of them
extensive tunnels and shafts have been sunk This
town was first settled In 1860 and contains from
six hundred to seven hundred Inhabitants, one hun.
bred and twenty dwelling houses, two hotels seven
mercantile establishments one saw mill and three
furnaces for smelling silver, also three stamp mills
for working gold quartz.