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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
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A BEAUTIFUL PLACE at Darien, Conn,
n k SALE or EXCHANGE for good House In NeNioTk
Bfeosyh hlDhh ALLbh - flsrsL
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@rp GOODS
JOHNSON, BU oFyH6 q Co.
MONDAY, SEPT. N,
A Magnificent soef Of
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Suitable for the comprising;
SASH RIBBONS, ...,,.u o,nnovs
In al the
.. LATEST NOVELTIES
sp'e'0' ''O FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS
BRIDAL wREAThs AND Rich LAcRs AND ENBRoIDEREs
RIAL POINT AND APPLIQUE sHAWLs.
COLLARS HDKFb, COlffihEs,
PARAsOL COVERS. PlCHUs bAhbES,
TRIMMING LACES
ke kc, kc
GIIPURE and vALHEClBNNBS IACks
FRENCH EMBROIDERED BEb bshthsh, MiS
DIACK aud WHITE IMITATION TRiAhiNO LhCEo'
The Latest Desigps 10
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
ohh'iA' "' SWISS CARVED WOOD ARTICLES,
BERLIN WOOL AND WoRSTKp EMBh0iDhihho'
PATTERNS, CANVAS SMALL WARES, Ae
COURvOIslERs KID GLOVES
IN ALL THE NEW SHADEh
fan assortment Of our
CELEBRATED ONR DoLLAR GLOVE
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED ...
rs EAST POURTBBETH.ST., 90
COR USIvKHhlll PLACE
UNION SQUARE
vxTP,C MIISLINS.-GREAT EXCITEMENT;
w YARDwIDE fEE Wits M MoSIss Zoe WET oSAi VI
Az. IMMENSE LOIS DRESS GOODS. BnPREss 0L0Ihs rs AL
nI p.Gis uILNKETB PLANERLs, CASSihkhkbt hhtuNOho'
sJiitwiS BLACK SILKS he. ke' ct panic prices :, "a
FOSTRR BROTHBRs Blghthsvs. near Egh'eeH'H'"' A"O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

AIEW AIN AMI WV ER.fTt@.tVffDs
~ pEPoT IN NEW YORK Foot o. LbsTy Of. North River
On ana snsr MONDAY, Aus DO is69 passenger trans will
"ITXyE WORK FoR BBRoEH AvI.At s:Sl e:3o s:S.
s.if as 80 st3 1890 li;oa m. i2S O. 800, 80, 5.R
So s:is, 7, 4 90 $50 $50 Ios llaBm -, 49,
IrIvR ERW YORK WEST BEkGkk-At $50 Gas. s:S.
90 ll;Xoan Ia $500 $50 $50 e5 800 s:D H:bpn
LRAvR NETWORK FOR kBwARk1M 80 so s@ iis,
AIS t.I go SOS 10 % liz 3;1s J. . j. I'D, itp,
o sss 90, O. sn, :, $40 $50. ste lo,S l;Snm
lB BABDNp. Ger Passenger Asssi
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| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
IL slip;
"a n NAL tsu sof 0r.snpet
loooa A. for BO,yL Glen Cove LoeSn Valley HsEuSsios AID
Northbou
$50 m, Grssnpor EIprsa .
90 - Ro.,n Cove LseS. valley nsBhngon, NORTH
port and Tsphsnt.
Eusthpon
sr Kss and Wet Hampton Long Isud Railroad
Trans 500 and 10 Pare through sss
Hsrbor. 81 go, - - r.
Ro,lyr LooaG valley Hsugton and korthpof ssves
p.,,.,, Paint Al 9 . n lad 3 N d. BARTOH. supL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

BEAUTIFUL PLACE near Westfeld, 25
40 hour by rail Cottages Railway JACQUES, 2e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
Ihtbtsn County StaI Ssiatt for Salt.
atb- strsrp 3ral estate for SaIs.

A BEAUTIFULLY-S SITUATED FARM of IS
bou from NeSYOk the Central Railroad Of New
Jer,ey FsBwOod Pa house good order - wide hall
high ceilings heated With nDse 6ne condition. sound
sOee Of all Kinds fruit large barns earaghouse cehouse
AZ large shsdees good ghbObOod Price 500;
Appb 70 Mr. PEARSON 80 Chhst,
MELLICK 4 BRO, 26 Pinest
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the tw Ain arose and took each other by
the hand, and the old pastor went through
the marriage service, with such JUNCTION
that old Deacon Allard, Mary's uncle ex-
claimed
''Ain't that ere little too much like
the real thing, parson ?'
'Well--no--I think not" replied the
minister
And then he showed them what he
hal found in the goose, to wit, Sebastian's 5
money and marriage certificate.
Was there ever such a time The old
parson, the moment he ceased speaking,
shot back his chair, and popped around
and kissed the bride and everybody else
followed suit--she laughing and CRYING by
turns, but ct the time as happy as she
could be.
And then, With the bright cleaning of
great JOY, aud the blessed dreams of
happy promise, making jjubilant the feast,
the assembled company set TO work OF
testing the excellence of the duly commits
stoned and accredited Wedding Goose
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down between the lofty perpendicular
walls.
-Four days had passed since he had
tasted food. Nothing had be seen bur the
toaming waters, the blank bare walls, and
the thread of sky above. For more than
week he had been at the bottom of
trench mile in depth. Exhausted and
hungered, he even sought to suck his own
blood, but the aspect of his shriveIed,
bllstered arm frightened him. 1t was
then that he came by fiat strip Of shore
with bushes growing on it. Here be
stopped, devoured some green leaves and
pods, and again resumed his journey. On
the eleventh day he was taken on shore
by some Yampias Indians, who would
probably have killed him had not one of
them interfered and protected him. This
humane savage gave the veyager meat
and roasted mezquite beans to eat, and
after short rest White tottered to his
| raft and iloated downward
! Three days afterward he was aroused
| iroIn stuPor by voices. Strong arms were
thrown about him, and bearded faces
| looked pltyingly upon him. He was
tended and cared for by tue Mormons of
this place, and, with his strong cunstitu-
/ ton, soon regaiued hcaIih, and has now
no desire to leave the spot where good
| Samaritans ministered unto him. He is
in good health and doing we'll, and does
not wish to renew his experiences.
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A CANINE NEDETTE In the province
of Naples, Italy, recently, a detachment,
OF cavalry having arrived about daybreak
at small wood in which they had reason
TO believe number of bandits were con-
cealed, observed little dog, which had
been evidently placed on the watch, rise
up and bark furiousIy, at the same time
running about in all direction. The SOL
dIers, perceivIng that the animal was giv-
ing the alarm, FASTENED forward, but only
found In the interior of the wood traces
of the recent departure of the party of
which they were III search. The officer In
command, vexed at missing an important
capture, drew his pistol and3 fired at the
tour-footed sentinel, which, with howl.
rolled over on its back and lay for a time
completely motionless. The Squadron con-
tinued its march, but quarter of an hour
later, when one of the men, happening to
turn round, observed the same dog thew
had just before left for dead on the ground.
dodglng about behind the trees in the rear.
as if to watch them. The animal was
captured, and found not to have a hair
touched by the shot fired at it i; it had
evidently feigned death in order TO be able
to continue its functions of vedette. The
prisoners life was not only preserved, but
the captive was admitted into the regi-
ment TO render service in discovering the
haunts of its former masters.
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GBs Qoet's Department.
THE TERRIBLE DRINK,

OH the drink. the terrible drink,
Making each town and city sink
Of misery dire, and fearful to tel
Of the uumber!ess victims sent to he'll.
Swearing,
Killing,
Crimes no lack,
The terrible drink makes night so black ;
The curse of youth and decrepit age,
Adding to thirst instead of assauged
Continual drink the drunkard's crave,
Till it drags him down to an early grave.
Oh! the drink. the horrible drink!
See the child from its father shrink
AS he staggers home from the nights de-
bauch,
His soul on fire from the demons torch.
Blindly,
Wildly,
Stumbling along,
Crazed with drink, intent on wrong;
And even the dogs, with bark and a
bound.
Growl at the man as he gropes around!
This is the picture. deny it who can,
OF the downward steps of fallen man.
Once he was free from the vice, but he fell
Fell, like the angels, from heaven to he'll
Fell, to be Knocked at, scoffed at, and beat,
Miugling with filth in the horrible street.
Pleading,
Cursing,
Dreadiug the worst,
Drinking still deeper, yet greater his thirst,
Till he sickens and falls, degraded and low
And death is preferred to his abyss of woe!
Merciful God! in thy goodness save
Thine own image from drunkard's grave.
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R EGISTER'S NOTICE Notice i

EOlo En- - NO1ICE Notice Is
IA hereby given that the following accounts
have been passed and fled in the Register
Office at Ebensburg, and will be presented to
III" Orphans Court of Cambria county, for con-
hrmatlon and allowance, on Monday, the 9th
day OF September next, to wit:
Inc second and final account of Evan J
EVans, Admir- OF Elizabeth J . B Jones, late of
Cambria township, decd
The second account of Sarah Leidv. Adn,x
of David Leidy, late of Jackson twp, decd.
The first and final account of VIM: James.
Guardian of the minor children of David NJ
Evans, late of Cambria township, decd.
i he first and final account of J ohm Flick
and John Buck, EX'rs of erome Buck, late of
Carroll township, decd.
The final account of j Ohm H. Douglass, Ad-
ministrator of Dan1 Litznger, late of the Bor-
ough of Chest Springs, decd
The final account of Joseph Daily, Admir- of
Jos. Bradley, late of Millville borough, decd.
The first and partial account of John A
Blair, Admir- of d. A. Conrad, late of Ebens-
burg borough, decd.
The account of Mary e. Kaylor, Adm'x of
Thomas Kaylor, late of Allegheny twp, decd.
The second account of George Orris. Adm r
of George Rose, late of RicAland twp, decd
The third and final account of j S. Straver
Admir- of David Ribblett, late of Conemaugh h
township, decd.
The account of Newton I. Roberts, Admir-
cum testamento annexo of VIM. W Gittins,
late of the Borough of Ebensburg, decd.
The first and final account of James P. Me-
Canoe, Trustee appointed by the Orphans
Court to sell the real estate of which James
Platt, late of Susquehanna twp, died seized
JAMES GRIFFIN, Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Aug. Z. 1869 At
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A TAIL OF a Doc No durg to love,
none TO Earess, how can ever my sad
ness express7 Chunk is defunct, ded as
a nale-husled is his barkin and still ia
his tale-Oh such tale, While on the
end, oft did he chase it with wiggle and
bend, chase it with hope twisting around,
till overcome he reposed on the ground
now he's ekstinct ded Il male, where am
his bark and the wag of bis tail In
dreams alone. poor Chunk see, wiggIipg
his milk or else scratching flea-'tis but
dream, waking | weep, for under two
feet of ground does he sleep. o! butiful
purp, onst full of pla. Haven't fed you
day after day 7 given you milk, given you
bread, given you many pat on the head !
Now you're ekstinct, ded as a male, where
am the bark and tue wag of your tale
No dorg 10 love, none to karess, vainly |
strive the sad tears 10 repress s'Why
did you die Z" sadli / Inorne-was it from
pizen or swallerin a bone No wagEin
tale, no beamin eye answers a question or
gives rePli. Was it fit-stoppage Of
breath eating : much the sad cause of
your death Sill lot word, ded as a
naIe, dim is his eye, stilled forever his
tale,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-08-26

IHEN AND Now Before the Revulu-
tlon, when the mail between New York
and Philadelphia was transmitted once
week, and occupied two days in travel,
and coming down TO the period of twenty
years ago, the transportation of news was
slow process News that the Stamp
Act was repealed in England on the 18th
OF March, 1775, was received in Philadel-
Phia on The Goth of May, in the same
year, having been eight weeks in crossing
the ocean. The battles of Lexington and
Concord were fought on the 18th of
April, 1775. 1t was not until the oath,
SIX days afterward, that imperfect iuteli-
gence of those engagements arrived in
Philadelphia. On the 18th of October,
1881, Cornwalis surrendered to Washing
ton at Yorktown but the papers at
Philadelphia did not receive the Bews, big
special aid de camp until November "a.
On the p of December, 1914, the Treaty
of Ghent was signed At the present
time we might know of such an event on
the day upon which it transpired. Even
the ocean steamship service, had it existed
III 1871 as il does now, might have bro't
the Intelligence across the water in time
to have prevented, by the assistance of
land telegraphs, the battle of New Or
leans, which was fought fifteen days af-
terward. But news of that treaty was not
received in this country until the 18th of
February, 1915. Even in PhiIadelphis,
the news of the battle of the 9Th of Janu-
AIRY was unknown until February 9Th, an
interval of nearly month.
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WENDUE! VENDUEl!-Tbere will

be offered at Public Sale, in Washington
township, Cambria county, between Planes 4
and 5, on the old Portage road, one mile from
Sumitville and one from Cresson Station, Pa.
r. r., on WEDNESDAY, Sept. lst. 1869, at
10 O'Clock, a. m, one TWO STORY PLANK
HOUSE, "a by Is feet, with cellar under all
the building, two STABLES, about % Acres
of LAND, with the best spring of water in the
vicinity. A good Deed, with the right of the
mineral.
Also, two Cows, one Hog, one Calf, one
Hand Cart, (made in Philadelphia two Re-
volvers, (new,) two Sabres, Bureau, Chairs,
Stoves, and many other articles needless to
enumerate. Terms made known at time of
sale. JOHN MON NTGOMER4.
Washington Twp, Aug. IL, 1869. st.
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.STATE oF BARBARA CONNER,

NSTATE OF BARBARA CONNER,
HZ DECEASED IN Office is hereby given that
Letters of Administration on the Estate of
BARBARA Conner, late of Susquehanna town
ship, decd, have been granted to the under
signed, who hereby notifies all persons indebt-
ed to said estate that payment must be made
without delay, and requests those having claims
against said estate to present Them properly
authenticated for settlement.
VIM MoDONN Adm'r.
Susquehanna Twp, July %, 1869. -6t.F
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SUMMONS.

Nevada Rev. Stamp, 10 { nts.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TUE SECOND
L Judicial District of the state Il NeN ada in
and Tor the County Of Ornsby. MARTHA J.
CoRBErT, plaintiff, vs.. JOHN RBETT, de-
PENDANT.
Sec ond Judicial District Of the -atr Of Nevada,
in and for the Comfy Of Ormshy d the complaint
hlrd in said County Of Ormsby i'll the oflcc Of the
Clerk Of said District Court
The State Of Nevada sends greeting TO John
Corbett, defendant
Iou hereby required to appear in an action
brought against You 10y the above nstnei ylain,if
in the district Court Of the Second Judicial Ms
trict OF the State Of Nevada in and for tire County
Of trm-hy, and 20 anTwer the complaint filed
therein a copy Of which accompanle. this Sum
mons iwithin ten DAYS exclusive OF tire day O
service after the service you OF his summons
# served within this county: OF if served out OF
this county. but in this District within twenty
days, otherwise within forty days--or jud. meut
by default will be taken against You.
The said action is brought TO obtain Judgment
and decree II the Court dissolvng the bond. Of
matrImony her, tofore and NV exiting between
you. The defendant and this plaintiff. On the
grounds OF de,ertiCn, falling 80 provide for the
plaintiff aud children, &c &C., and fr costs OF
sni.. Al # which more fully appear by com
plant Ct plaintiff herein filed, certified copy Of
which is herewith sent you.
And you are hereby bottled that if Won fail to
APPEAR aud answer the sand complaint a. above Te-
quirca tie said plaintiff will apply to the Court
al the next regular term thereof, fIr the relief
prayed for in her complaint, and costs.
N.A Given nnderI9y hand, npd the seal of
4RRSSjthe Distri, I Court If the Second Ju iica
District Of .he State Of Nevada in and
fr the County at 0rmsby, this ~ day Of April, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud sixty nine
aps-5w T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
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An ACT To ESTABLISH THE
FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS OF
THE STATE UPON A COIN
BASIS.

The People of the State Of Nevada, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact a,
follows:
SECTION !. From and after the first day
of January A. d. 1869, all salaries, fms
fees, imposts and dues Of whatever discrlp-
ton. whether State, County, Township Of
Municipal. shall be payable in U. S. gold and
silver coin.
SEC. 2. All taxes which may hereafter b
levied. whether State, County or Municit'',
shall be levied assessed and collected, IL !
S. gold and silver coin.
seq 3. The State Treasurer BY. and = "
the advice and consent of the Board of i
amine1s; and the Treasurers Of the sevel
counties, by, and with the advice and conseL
of the Board of County Commissioners an
the Treasures OF municipalities, by, arc
with the advice and consent Of the Board %
Aldermen, or Board of Trustees, within he
State, are hereby authorized and required I,
convert the legal tender paper currency, = .
required for the payment of claims, as
vided in Section of this Act, which now
or hereafter shall be paid into any fund
either respective Treasures, into the Unit
States gold and silver coin.
SEC. 4. Nothing contained IN this \
shall be so construed as to affect any =,
against the state, or any 1ouutS, Io"'
or Municipality. contracted prior to the
day of January A. D. 1863, but all such cla,
shall be paid in the legal tender paper Gu
rency of the United States.
SEC s. All Acts and parts OF Acts, il.
anywise conflicting with, or repugnant to al.
of the provisions of this Act, are hereby Ii
pealed. ,
Approved February 2. 1869.
STATE OF NEVADA, ,
Office. I
&c. y. Noteware, Secretary of State Of
he State of Nevada, do hereby certify IT.
he foregoing is true copy of an Act pas
" the Legislature of the State of Neutla,
,ntitled An Ac, 10 establish the financial
Transactions of the State upon coin basis.
Approved February 2, 1869, now en- file IN
ny Office.
OO In testimony whereof, l have
shAL' the Great Seal Of State. Done at
wv Office in Carson City, Nevada,
his 18th day of March 1869.
ca. NOTEWARE.
Secretary of State.
,y CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy.
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Medical and Surgical Notice.
DRS. TJADER & MUECYrOH

HAVE THIS DAT FORMED 1 CO-PARTNrp
Il ship for the practice Of medicine and arr
gerry. Once ever Munckton's Drug S.or. wh.r,
they will always be found when not rrof-s.iua -
engaged.
Carson City. March let 1859
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T. r 9 IA G IL hu ar,
Or, FHMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

These pills acknowledged Ey the Ne III
"a! Fraternity to be the only safe mild and eff
n.ci,us remrty 20 be depended on in long Standing
Suppression. irreguiarity, or stopping Of
th- fuiic lions of nature the neglect of which is
.sse source such deplorsbe effects the female
frame. In no -touid these Pills he t ken
shen fte patient has reason t. believe she is
.ScIssT Price SIS. Remittile amount - above,
and they will Ia forwarded with fan directions for
1.e, CURED AT ilOME.
Patients residing in asv part Of the state how
rver Distant. who nay desire medical advice OF
their respective cases. and who think proper To sub
nit a written stafcm-nt OF such in preference to
A,liins persona interview. assured that their
-----sai-:. ti"r.s vii be held most sncrett.
= - .s.,--. ari Ileney n.rs' be addressed
BENZ. y. JOSSELYN. II. D., tstanp
$50 Washington street
$40 San frAnciscU, ca
oSS.tf
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AN ACT
To amend An At entitled AN Act 10 amen!
An Act entitled An Act to provide Revenue tor
the support al the Government of the State Of
Nevada al yr,.ved March 9th, One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty-hve," approved
March IL, loc1
The People of the State Of Nevada represented IN
Senate ami tnlbly, do enact a. follows:
SECTION l. Section One Of the 4c, Of which
this is amendatory, is amended SO rs TO read rs
follows:
Section One. Tho Treasurer. Of tho several
counties Of this State shall be allowed the follow
ing annual salaries, TO wit: The Treasurer Of
Storey County, Three Thousand Dollars.
0fOrmshy County, Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
OF Douglas County. Eve Hundred Dollars.
OF Esm eralia County, One Thousand Dollars.
OF Lyon County, Eighteen Hundred Dollars.
of ashoe County, Two Thousand Dollars.
OfChurchill County, One Thousand D"llar..
of Nye County, Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
OF Lander County, Twenty-Five Hundred DOL
lars.
OF Humboldt County, Eight Hundred Dol
lars.
County Commissioners and paid at the end Of
each quarter out of the Treasurcrs Salary Fund
SEC. This Act ehall take effect and after
its passage.
Approved March 3, 1863
true COPY of the enrolled Act on file in Iry
cfice.
Attest: C.N. NOTEwARE,
Secretary of State.
BY CE.RIrs M,RrS. Deputy.
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FICE SIERRA SILVER
I MINING COMPANY San krsnri.cn loca-

IN FIG E SIERRA SILVER
~ MINING COMPANY. San Francisco Loca-
ton Of works Douglas County. State Of Neva-
da. Notice is hereby given that at + meeting of
the Board 81 Trustees q. the above Company held
on tbr 18th Of Mar b, 1869. asse>snlent of eight
ts) dollars per share levied the carita stock
Of the Company, PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY in
United Stated gold coin To the Secretary at his
Office Nos 81 and 80 Washington Market, San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid OF tie
Twenty-eisht day OF April, 1869.
shall be deemed deinqueRt AID will De duly adver.
tIsed for sale at public auctop. ana unless paw
ment ahall be made before, will be sold on ,he
FOURTEENTH DAY OF NAY NEXT to nav the
delinquent assessment, together with costs If
advertising and expenses ~ sale
San Francisco, March Goth, 1859.
". L. DAUrERMAN, Secretary,
Nos. 50 and 50 Warrington haikst
nh3etd Fan FrAlsisce, C1l
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
U. s. Internal Revenue,

EIFTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
L Dist let If the State Of Nevada. comprising
the County of douglas. Notice is hereby given
that the valuations. assessments or cnumerations
If subjects liable TO duty under the Internal Rev
enue Laws OF The United States. male and taken
by Samuel d. King, Jr As,is ant Assessor for said
Division and returned to me- in the annual list fer
1869 viii remain open for the exam nation of all
persons concerned, for the space Of TEN Days
from the date hereof at the office of the Assistant
Assessor of said Division, in the town Of arson
between the hours of O'Clock A VI. and 2. NJ.
each day, and after the expiration of said ten day.
TO wit on he 20:h day of April A D l>G9 at my
office in Carson City. Nevada, l wi! receive ano
determine all appeals eiatiye 10 rnn-uus or e1-
cessire valuations. assessments enumerations
made and taken by saii Assistant Assessor. All
appeals to the Assessor. aforesaid must tt made
in writing. and specify the particular cansc mat
thing, rrsnot ting which decision i request
ell and shall moreover state the ground or prin-
riple OF error complained
WARRrN WATSON, L. S Assessor
Genoa April Sth. l>Ga. t.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.


CIXTu DIVISION OF TIE COLLECTION
- District uf the state of Nevada com pr.>!ng tbs
County Of Esmeraldt. Notice is hereby given
that the valuations assessments and enuuerations
Of subjects liable to duty under the Internal
Keveunr Laws Of the United states, made an
taken bv Ira 7 Hate, Assistant Assessor for said
vision. and returned to ne in the annual
list for 1859 viii remain f'r the eN animation
- all persons concerned for the space If TEN
u IS ON the date thereof at the oflice of the
-iStant Assessor If said Division in the town If
Alr0rt between the hours ofa and 2. NJ.
each day and that aft>r the expiration Of ard ten
days - ~ir on the 10th dag of A''r!i, A. h.
] co ~ my office in Carson City. Nevada, | viii
receive and determine an appeals relative TO er-
r neous and excessive valuations. assessments or
emu 1erati.n- made ami taken ~ said AS stsb'
4 ssess r. All ape l. t. the ASSESSOR "a af'rr-
said, mnst be made in writing and -rerify the
particular cause mater o. thing Respecting which
a decision is requested; and shall state
the ground rinciple OF error CONF lHiped Of
WARREN WATSON, T. $ Assessor.
Dated at Aurora, April sth. 1869. ID