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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16
DSOTO MUTUAL LIFD INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF

OFFICERS OF THE PARENT OFFICE:
JAS. 81. LUCAS, President EDW'D F. PITTMAN Secretary
VIM BALLENTINE, Y. President H. HITCHCOCK, Attorney
PROF r. AREADT Auuary. q. CHRISTOPHER, Director.
ADVISORY BEARD OF DIRECTORS For Canton BRANCH,
u H. Singleton President George Handy
John W Yeargaln, Secretary c. II. Dinkns
Geo H. Fearn, F. NJ Baldwin,
Rich Winter A. Turk
D. H. Powell, X. G Divine,
w. H. Dancy VIM o. Baldwin,
A. L. Couch, W. B. Harvey,
Il. }. Cunningham, l.. Holiday,
X. c. DIVINE,
The above named gentleman have after free and careful
OF the Company,
ofz TO receive applications from those who desire to insure their lives
tied public "
The District in which said consists of the
counties of Madison Kinds, Yazoo, Leake
o e.. SINGLETON President
JNo. W. YEARGAIN, Secretary.
Canton, Mss May 10, 1869
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16
VIII ~ VI n 7 : II " 1T VTTFTTUH.
N TENNESSEE X.

TRAINS GOING NORTH.
ENp'e~-. Mail
Leave Grenada 2. NJ ~ N
Aurve at Memphis $50 A NJ 90 z NJ
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Mrmuhi4 43O AN ii As NJ
Arrive at tir-n4da 1890 p NJ. sis p NJ
B I'll trains Connect at Grenada with traius on
Mt--. Central X X.
Nail train m ,tes close connection at Memphis
" th trhnS ga Mem, ,hi- aud Louisville H. Il. for
AZ parts Mouth.
Pis@s myers taking the Express Train arrive in
Memphis s,3a 4. M.-cdn remain all day and re-
.Irn IN evening.
4 Il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16
LOST.

ADVANTAGES TO INSURERS.
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY.
EXPENSES less than any cash company.
Liberal modes of payment of premiums.
Insurers receive the largest bonus ever
given.
Dividends made annually on all rarticipa-
ting policies.
No claims unpaid
All kinds of non forfeiting life and sndow-
ment policies issued.
Policies incnnrestible.
All endo" meht policies non-forfsitable
after one payment.
The following are examples Of the opera
tions of the last dividend:
POLICIES Issued in 1864, mly Four Ys4rs Age
Age Amount Premium Added Total
at issue. insured. Paid to policy Amt Policy
40 $4,000 sl2s0 Si.572 el357
81 5000 1922 23Is l0s4s
30 75D0 705 273 lo.20s
Is 1000 ST. 5U5 s,505
This is entirely new plan, giving insur-
ers the largest return ever made by any com
pany in the same period.
Sept. 4 80 3m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16
IHYRRH

There IA d iul4tre q tiiauk God,
o. II this ~ sm III II part
t.. du i IT, dh-t hrueath The sod
But there. up there. tia heat 10 heat"
ENGLISH FEMALE III TIERS
Cures Ill Female complaints.
curss vile. dag to, and mother,
Cure. cA-es pronounced incuisbls,
Cures all Irregular Uterine actions,
Cues Mysteries and chlnrN-is,
Cures dIeasss peculiar 10 females.
J. P. pKnNouoLs l. Co.
Sold by Drugxists. Prop T, Memphis, Tenn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16

EFA. B. Dancy has on hand a
aree lot OF fue shirts hich lie will
sell cheap for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN undersigned. being Ex-oflcto Assessor OF
tho town of Gold Hill, and also. by appointment,
Assessor for State and County purposes for the
samc township. has this day commenced assess
ING Mi taxable property In Gold Hill for the fis:
cal wear. All persons subject to taxation VIII
please DC READY reg, yI,, 10 maxi csSo ih eno s :"
HIRAM CRANDALL, Assessor.
Gold Hill. MAY 10, 1862. mylU.u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30
To Let.

.DuE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
i Hall. Apply At room In rear Of Justiss's
cG SSIa Il I'm, March IL, iss. nsiFf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30
AmRIyAl.s AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals

ny WELLS. FARGO AND co.'sLrSK.
Miss C Shaw, DR. NJ Holmes, Mrs E vii.
liams, Mrs E Baum, n Griffin, Mr. Nc.
Kenzic, Mrs Murphy aud child, ] Stern.
booker, r V Dimock, S T Gage, Mr. Moore,
Mr. Hanak. A C Bryan and wife. J D Byers,
Miss Mcclure, Mr. Antoine, c Tenny, C b
King, II ] Hatch, q NJ Shaw, ] Cook, F
Bowen, S B Waymond, Mr. McAlister, n
Workman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30

$15. Buy the Best. Sl0.
Sent by Express, Cash on Delivery.
The Genuine 0roide Gold Watches
IMPROVED AND MANUFACTURED BY
us, arc all the best make. HUNTING
CASES. finely chased and beautifully enameled
PATENT and DETACHED LEVERS, FULL
JEwELED, and every watch perfectly regulated
and adjusted, and
Gunrnnteed by the Company
To keep correct time. and wear and not tarnish,
but retain IN appearance equal 10 s0lid gold as
long as worn.
These celebrated watches We are now sending
out by mail and express, c. Old, anywhere
within the United States and Canadas, at the
regular wholesale price. payable on delivery.
No Moneys Required in Advance,
As we prefer that all should receive and see the
goods before paying for them. -
a singie Watch TO ANY Add rcss, SI1.
A club of SIN. with IN EXTRA watch TO the
Agent sending the club, $50; maS Ing SEVEN
watches for $50.
Also, u superb lot Of most elegant
Oroide Chains,
Ofthc latest and most costly styles and patterns,
for Ladies' and Gcntlcmcn's wear, from 10 TO 40
inches In length. at prices Of 81. 81, 50 and s.
each. Sent, when ordered with watch, Mt the
regular wholesale prices.
De.cribc tho Watch Required.
Whether Ladies' or Gcntlcmcn's size, and al.
dress Your orders md letters 10
THE OKOlDE WATCH co..
us Falton Strret New York.
1c93-lnrlD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30
COMPANY MEETINGS.
Notice.

GOLD HILL TUNNELING
" Gold and Silver Mining C~ompany-Loca.
tion, Gold Hill. Storey County. State OF Nevada.
The Filth annual meeting OF the Stakeholder
OF the above named Company, for the election
OF Trustees TO serve for the ensuing year. will
at az o'clock =. 81, at their Office. No. Al
California street, San Francisco. California.
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
San Francisco, June 18th. 1869. je1T-wtd
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ASSESSMENTS Llrial.
.LPHA CONsOLIDATRD MIN.

"A Ing Company, Gold Hill. Storey county, Ne
vadA-Notice Is hereby given that ut a meeting
OF the Trustees OF said company, heh on the
5th day Of June. 1860. nm Assessment CNo. -
Of Five Dollars q per share was levied upon
mediatcly. In United States gold coin, TO
the Secretary, at the Office Of tho company.
northeast corner OF California and Montgomery
streets, Room No. /, up stairs, San Fan
cisco, California. Any stock upon which
s sa4uR Hisftsmen JULY ss''l rE ssnaIn i nsSs'd sAS ali
be deemed delinquent, at the close OF business
ON that day. and Will be duly advertised for sale.
by public auction, on MONDAY. JULY
l2th. lls1o. and unless payment shall DO
m !mray before sisi ;sr Sii u be nsv s ,SG S Sn sApSR ssss..,
mcnt, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF the sale. BY orler OF the Board OF
Trustees. wM. WILLIS. Secretary.
0fice-NOrtheast corner OF California and
Montgomery streets, Room I, mp stairs. San
Francisco. Cal. jelGtd
GONPIDENCE SILVER MINING
y Company. Gold Hill. Storey, County, State
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of said com
pany, held on the 4th day OF May. 1869; an as.
scssmcnt No. . of Twenty (SaO dollars per
share was levied upon the capital stock or said
company. payable on WEDNESDAY. the
FIFTH day OF MAY, 1869, IN United states
California street. San Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which said Assessment shall remain
unpaid on the NINTH day OF JUNE: 1863. shall
be deemed delinquent, and Will be duly advcr'
tised for sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment shall be made before. will be sold on We'd
nesdny, the Goth day OF june: 1860. to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale. BY order OF
the Board OF Trustees.
IftUaltfnr,,t Ia ltrnnt Gan Eranpisrn (ul
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30
Caution.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau.
n toned against negotiating Order No. 50.
Issued June 9th. 1869, by the foreman OF Tunnel
Company. in favor OF James Reynolds. and pay.
able by VIM. Sharon, the same having been
stolen from my cabin on the night OF the 9Th
instant, and payment on the same stopped.
JAMES REYNOLDS.
Gold Hi. June 18th, 1869. jes9-st
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30
G.. n. ZABRISKIE, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE LATELY OCCUPIED BY DIR. GAS
ton, over the Bank Exchange. Main street,
Gold Hin, where he can always be found, day
or night, when not professionally engaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
NAVAL.
rrr ROANOKE AS A GUiRD-sHH

THE ROANOKE AS 4 GUARD-sHIP.
The ORDERS for the fitting out of the u. s..
ironclad steamship Roanoke have been received at the
BROOKLYN Navy.Yard and the various departments
busy in carrying out details OF her preparation for
specia service which understood TO be to act the
guard-shlp Of the harb0r Of New.Y0rk. The Roanoke
was originally rstcass wooden steam rigate OF the
Wabash class having been injured In launching she
was continually requiring repairs in her engine depart:
mcut AT the time there seemed 10 be probability OF
foreign powers recognizing the South the Navy Depart
meut determined 10 cut her down and armor her. Inc
atorations were made by the Novelty Iron Works, and
three turres put her Shortly after her debut as an
ironead she was sent the mouth 0T James River as
"A guard ship and keep at bay the Rebel iron-clads
living under the guns nc Drury'S Bluf After the war
She was laid up ordinary but has always been ready
10 move at few hours notice. She VII! now be locked
ana have her prov Strengthened and her copper cleaned
and be put in good order. The Roanoke steaIns very
slowly making about five knots per hour
The United states naval supply steamer, Ialap0oSl,
Cant L. Chandler commanding, VIII leave the BrOnIIy "A
NaYy-Yard on Wednesday. for the Washington Navy
Yard. -
pants OF the Dry Dock.
The Of yesterday had the erect 10 suspend Os'
OF tho outdoor work at the Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
Tur nRAMRACK FRAIDS-

TIE RETURN OF SAMUEL T.. BLATCHFOED FROM
CANADA-HIS STATEMENT.
Deputy Collector Samuel r. Blatchford, who
voluntarily returned this city from Montreal on Sun
day. with Col Whitley, Chief Of the United States Secret
Service appeared yesterday morning. with his COUNSEL
John sedgwick esq, before Commissioner Osborn and
gave bail in the OF $4,000 TO appear for examination
Oh Saturday next al H. in the matter Of his alleged
completely in the drawback frauds. Mr.. Richard NJ.
Batchford IA his bondsman Mr. S. I. Blatchford was
visited yesterday by TRIBUNE reporter, TO whom he
made the following statement:
have been staying Mt the Ottawa Hotel in Montreal,
during the last four weeks, and have had no
communication during that timo with any one else
charged with completely In the drawback bust
Tie excitement thaJ gTc" Out rOl INC
charges made tins great, that went TO
Canada the excitement should cease That IN fact.
placed me in o false position and when Col Whitley
came 70 see In Montreal and represented that my
true interest required that should appear IN Newly
10 meet tho charges made against me- voluntarily re-
turned at his suggestion and prepared 10 meet any
charges that shab made. Up 10 this time have made
no disclosures great small against officials or any
other persons There arrest made ia Canada nor
paper OF any character or kind served upon me-
Mr. Blatchford had nothing to say in explanation OF
the damaging evidence against him. but seemed natu-
rally de5rous that the Of his voluntary return should
be duly gaasIzed IN his favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
CITY GOVERNMENT.

The Board of Aldermen yesterday afternoon.
laid oyer (uuder tie rules, resolution to give the
Asylum for Foundlngs," $4,000. On Thursday tbs
Board Of Aldermen viii meet Board OF Canvasers to
the pOed the Charter election to Dc held
to-day.
Tie Board OF Assistant Aldermen, falling TO secure
quorum, had no meeting yesterday.
The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund az their meet
Ing yesterday, transacted only routine business.
Tie CrOtOn Aqueduct Department yesterday, made the
following OF contracts Tor laying cross walks: AZ
the intersection of Broadway and sXt-ye TO Michael
Gavin SlUli, time 20 days across ILthdye, ar one
hundred and thrtyTst-st and one Luudled aud thirty
seconds the at SEQ 80, time Is days;
SLthav3. from No. S23 TO No. 2 10 the same at $50 o.
time 10 days from the south slide OF Perrst. 10 Per No.
. North River, 10 william a. Cumming ~ <Ji2 90, Time
uVC days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
THE coLoRED ORPHAN ASYLUM.

The annual meeting for the election Of Man
ayers of the COlOred Orphan Asylum held yesterday
afternoon at Mrs. Landon's, No. East Fourteenthst
The Secretarys Physicians Treasurers and Superin-
tendent's reports were read and approved. and the
following officers elected: Mrs. Augustus Taber No. 2l3
East Thirty.third-st., First Direcress Mrs William II.
OnderdOnk Great Neck Long Island. Second Drecress;
Miss Sarah S. Murray, No. IL Fast Twenty-nnth-st.
Secretary; Mrs. Charles IandOn, No. East
FOurteenth-st, Treasurer. The Secretary reports
the condition OF the Asylum most satisfactory.
The educational advantages presented were good,
and the children showed fair progress.
Those who entered the Institution mere infants tlsily
accept instruction. and pass into the higher classes
while those % ~ ten eleven rarely leave The
primary department. The late aid received from the
Legislature CS2JOO could only be applied to building
purposes, that their available income not in
creased During the past year the treasurer has dis
bursed $50 e02 20 and received sJ9O TO- The teacher
reports scholars taught during the year, 20 being
scholars OF whom 80 did not know tho alphabet. Tho
health OF the Asylum has been remarkably good, hut
eight children dying throughout the year, and they
chiefly from inherited scrOfuOus diseases From the Or
ganzatOn OF the Society, June g. 1881, until the pres
time the Asylum has sheltered 1888 helpless children
During the past year they have taken Gaze OF 2 chill
dren The managers appeal 10 the public 70 continue tie
patronage OF the past believing that their charge must
commend Itself both from the heplcsucss OF the class
they protect and the judcOus economy which pervades
every department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
THE COURT6.
THE sUPERIoR COURT AND THE COURT or BAYK;


THE SUPERIOR COURT AND THE COURT OF BANK
RUPICI.
The following opinion was delivered yester-
day by Mt Justice McCunn OF the superior Court IA tue
case Uf Clark agi. Blnluger:
TIL, application for order preserve the partnership property
from the purpose 81 testing the 10 whether
throw the other ao bankPt'y ag Tie Nb ald ~
tue partner they both clearly the ~ tue
between OgUOO Sb' Ard The Indebtedness
Of the frm only ~ about S-ZJ.@o. M Cara,
Of partners states tAa ater being lprty
Years IN frm, seeing ths. the Of the ohsc
paTtaer bis bJF u he souglt tc
ceoa this Court and prayed that The partnership Affairs be wound
up that appointed ard that sch Receiver
tents divide prlperiy ef between tao
plrpsrs THIS granted Bngrr. heIg satisfied moved.
before the appointing The Receiver
alleging that CLARK partner but merely bad
an interest F.lizg the Court about t. lad
decided against BIN, be (BIiG-e thea. is alleged ~
M udueny procured the Back OF America 90 whoa Bio
ger alleges owing but which Clark dnes % apply udss
tre Bankrupt have the drm declared bankrupt Uutyr nat s
encesod 20 take Of the
pgsBs tie concern Amer careful examination Of oil e pape
Doubt t Court has the 20 counsel
deputy msaas to suader az tey urpi oo.tro
until fair L4 impartial
be bad, aud the Standing Of the lEm ue pacri ia q
uo5ln SoNelcT, uutspued insolvency.
The that the sa1 take art IL
the same; forthwith al parties auootFe (narshf
iaudcl claiming possession OF the uH lie frasr ore Of fss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
ANOTHER CALL FOR MORE LIGHT

To fhe EDITOR Of the Trt6une.
SIR: | am one of hundreds who are daily
annoyed during my passage the NewYork and iar-
lem Railroad the train leaving New-Iork ate p IN.
Among the regular or rather irregular, institutions Of
that road are certain articles commonly called lights"
These are supposed 10 be employed for the express pur
pose OF accommodating passengers by anOrdIng the
means Of recognizing their friends But, alas, how mat
tcutiye 10 their functions thcy Why, Sir have ire
0uently known them leave the city ON the train
tev are tended 10 light" and even when they do
leave have often seen them 90 out" at the different
stations on the road Oh the stopping Of the train Fur
thermOrc. although they are tho most mEelefdte
slpoar" yet are they permitted 10 remain for hours in
cars crowded with ladies.
Now, sir, although You may think that make light
Of inns uort4rt matter trust Won Will your iutu.
once urging the managers OF the road 10 make more
light" Tor benefit. W.h.
FOgdLaaI, ~. l., NOV. 7,lsG9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
CRIMINAL.

AT Jefferson Market Police Court. before
Jurtee Dodge Michael COl rtt agcG %. frame uaker
was charged by julia OIIcn, OF no 555 West twenty.
nuthst with having stOu from her, On the 4th list
SIS Ia ban,-nOteS, which placed IN cup Tor safe
Keeping. lie pleaded not RuLy hAt was committed Tor
TRIAL IN default OF bIh-. Jane, Kelly Was brought 10y
Ohcer Myhaa OF the Eighteenth Precinct, who ch1rge
hun with having stabbed Thomas Brnsen IN the liquor
saloon Of the latter aL tbs corner AZ Ihreeutst ana
Third ave. Sunday morning. Kelly Was committed te
await the result OF BTansons wound which uOI tcgh
TO be serious.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tce Downing committed Joseph Roberts Tor having
stabbed "a fellow cOlOrcd waiter named samuel ii'el
In the boarding -hOuse No 90 last Nini9SL. ~ Hd
Carey was committed for stealing OSercoat from 40
store of Henry H. Harrison, No. l2Ss Broadway
In the Court of General Sessions, before le-
corder Hackett, the Grand Jnors present 49, ~
charged until next Wednesday, there We're nov s,O-
present 10 constitute quOrurL Edwin bI'tll'l -,
charged with obtaining monsy by falsely W. =
himself as the agent of Charitable ln,tltu,y ma
the National Widows md Orphans Asylum. -.
prosecution failed TO prCSo false pretenNes Hi w
oner was discharged der which the Co1.t a0Jo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
COAL OIL ACCIDENTS.

To ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t Is q waste of time and breath TO
areuo with the poor buy and the dealers who sell
aduerated kerosene oil fer the former must buy the
cheapest article and the dealers must aduerate to make
II cheap The oil used in many families is rather more
dangerous gunpOwdcr aud resembles the fabulous
Greek fire a vapOr rises from II Summer heat, ming
Cling with the and taking fire Dat the wick when the
lamp eKplodos. scattering burning rain In every drec-
ton the room is instantly filed with bewidcrlng clouds
OF black smoke and tho floor dcugcd with q Of fire
which nothing VIII extuguIsh. There ~ simple way OF
preventing many Of these Academia The venerable ana
WeIkuOwn German students lamp, used for many years
I'm this city supplies the oil to the wick in regular small
quantities. may be cheaply made by any tinman, gives
the light the scientific principles, aud when
fitted with "A common cOaloil burner. in fact safety
lamp" do refer 10 the expensive students lamp
beyond of the poor. The lamp suggest -
tho old-fashunCd combined with any
OF the cheap Hat wick burncrs, and infnngcs
on no patent. 70 consists OF "a tin reservoir
side, from which the oil flows through small
table the ordinary burner at the other SIDE supplying
the wants Of the wick at regular intervals the whole ~
mounted "A firm, simple staud The reservoir Is tn
IOx, which Is lifted 10 be filed, ana replaced IN
reversed position THIS arrangement IL safe, and gives
the best light with the least consumption wick at
tenOu 20 filling and trimming The body OF oil is nj -
distance from the burner; there Ia very little oil around
the wick to explode; the lamp may be filled while burn
ing. aGd II accidentally upset, IL generally goes ont AT
once, but all events allows hut little oil escape
from the reservoir while there is less danger OF It's com
ing iu contact with the fame Those who have ever
used the oldishioned students lamp sold 90 years
days of sperm Oil for about ~ cents md pract
cally equal 10 the best French Carcels MODERATOR
will understand my description, and Will appreciate itS
adaptabliity 10 the use NJ coal oil. If W.
Netr- York, NOV. -, 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
COPpORATION PRINTING Jobs.

Mrs. r. j. Bennett, by her attorney, Sa2uel
schidrowitz. has commenced suit a taxpayer and
owner Of property against the Mayor Controller, Cham
berlaln Board OF Supervisors, VIM. C. Rogers, Edward
oues and j. Jarvis Jones' and In her complaint says the
tves Of last year we're unusually heavy and the est
tnnble amount for next year still burdensOme:
that by reason of the corrupt ana Illegal acts % some Of
the defendants sauandering the public moneys IN the
manner hereinafter stated and other ways the
taxes OF the city ere annually increasing TO an alarming
degree already causing persons doing business the city
70 withdraw from It to avoid them that Edwd Jones. VIM
Rogers and Jay Jarvis Jones copartners in the
printing and stationery business under the two names OF
f. Jones d Co and W G. Rogers * Co.. ana that during
1863 they dia work and delivered goods for the city
That IN October and November, 1868, the Couiroher
allowed aud the Chamberlain paid claims amounting 10
Sls5 600 OF which she claims S2OOOOO illegally and
frauduently allowed and paid. no consideration hafhS
hcen received by the city and County Of New York
That they now have pending claims for arrearaSes u 1868
amounting, plaintiff believes, 10 siOotVo' OF nhOn
s90 600 is Tor the Corporation Manual which the PLAIN
i'm claims is eNorbant and fraud, In this that whereas
l5OOQ copies were ordered by resolution Only NV ~
nrnted though PAYMENT Is claimed for the whole 1000
ihat ln tho S,O0COO there IS charge or fbAVJ loI
pretended publication of pretehueG euA-St ~ o IL
OF IIoamans Digest OF Tho Wy EH% w., ,l9
pnd Tor IN is67 the pretended edition Of 1865 being
made by insertion OF new uuepSso i ' hnt syS
me claim ia FOR 5000 copies, and that ahere are Other
fraudulent charges in tho bills Deiore me O1.!o sep'
siso 600 was utterly fraudulent and that $4,000 OF the
cEcr GOO was fraudulent the iar ana honest ehares
tn c6 bIs NOT exceeding ssO01 10 $4,000. The com
coWrlndcs with prayer Tor an Injunction restrain
ing MIR Connolly and Mr. Sw0eDy from aoWin Sr
ing these claims Ino su GG"' by V an adayt
az John W. Bennett that he WAS bookheeper
from May Co. d l C. Rcse PI Co. and mad mad free
access TO the books, ANA had personal knQwledge o th'
financial and othes business matters o. inc
gnnst the city aud county was made QUIZ lIelRts1 AGA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
rxrrrn STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

an Illicit DiStlTU.-E. i. 4,cll0gg, who os-
teu.ibv carried tine business OF recttrr nd whole
sale duOr dealer No. 90 Mestst was before COmHls-
sourr shields yesterday charge Of iIictly dsting
whisky on his premises and removing thcrtIOm with
ont its being stamped. or having paid tax Michael
Geo DUNCAN testified that nc employed by the de-
PENDANT To run stills tho premises ana thgt large
quantities OF materials for the Manufacture az whisky
We're surrepously conveyed JJthc prem the wn,Ay
made thercfro belug attcrwaTJ removed without being
stamped or payngtaX WmNIratOn, an alache O TIE In
terna Revenue department testified that Lr found dis
tcrv apparatus Oh tie defendants premises. and every
Indication that tJstiug business was carried on thao,
aud that deiendab neither had ANY license A. diser,
nor paid auy sucu. ie lugtAer cA4ladslO9 WA
then adjourned ID tAe 7th inst.