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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
The Borough Election.

Last Friday was a day big with the fate,
not of the citizens Of Ebsnsburg, but of toe
12gs. 1t was the day of the Spring election
and the exciting and momentous question to
be decided at the ballot box was, whether
the great natural right Of free locomotion,
common to all animals, biped as we'll as quad
ruped, should be allowed to the hoq, or
whether be should be "cribbed. cabined and
confined" within the narrow limits of his
own pen.
The borough Is divided into two wards.
the east and ths west. In the latter the dem
ocrats have q small but reliable majority.
while the former Is a perfect Gibralter of
radicalism. The democrats. always in favor
of the largest liberty, nominated as their
candidate for Burgess a citizen who, in addi-
ton to his admitted qualifications, was un-
derstood to possess kindly feeling for the
unrestrained liberty Of all animals and espe.
cially the hog. On the same ticket with him
were associated as candidate In the west ward
for Councilmen three gentlomen, two oe
whom at least strongly sympathised with
the nominee Tor Burgess in this particular.
The radicals nominated for Burgess a gentle
man who was the sworn and unconpromising
enemy of the hog, and on whose broad sbopI1
ders rest the interests of the Ebensburo md
Cresson Rail Road Company. They also
placed on their ticket In the east ward three
candidates for Council who were the inyeter-
ste foes of all swine, whether of the plebeian
species known as 'selfsharpeners'' or the
more aristocratic "Chester whites, ,, Tho
hog. however, was not without his friends in
the east ward, and Council ticket was inn.
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provised in his favor, composed of three rad
icals and topped off with the name of the
democratic candidate for Burgess. This tic
ket. if it had been let alone, would have re-
ceived very decided and vigorous support.
Here was = crisis in the affairs of hogdom,
and to its speedy solution the radical leaders
in the east ward .. once applied themselves.
Shall loyalty be stricken down in this the
house of its friends by the election of dem
ocratic Burgess, with the liberty of the hog
assured. or shall the regular ticket be sus-
tanned and the fruits of the war be indicated?
This was the question TO be determined, and
1t was quickly done. The autocrat of the
radicals Issued a special ukase to the faithful,
enforcing a united support of the caucus tic
ket. The mandate was obeyed, and from
that moment the fate of the hog was not only
doomed but damned. The aati-hog Burgess,
and at least three members of the Council of
the same way of thinking, were successful,
and during the coming season, at least, the
contented but monotonous gru,at of a hog
will not be heard in our streets
In the contest which has just closed the
odds against the liberty of the hog were fear
full. The influence both of the Bank and the
Ps"nsytcanio Rail Road Company was COM
bined against him, and both are potent agen-
cies as well in the affairs of State IS of town.
The result. therefore, is not singular when
we consider the agencies which were invoked
to bring it about. The hog question having
thus been disposed Of by driving him from
the street to the sty, we earnestly direct the
attention of the incoming Council to posi-
tive nuisance that ought to be abatod. we
refer to the boorish conduct of certain fast
young men who make night hideous with
their senseless songs and yahoo yells. "Let
us have peace -
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refused by the creditor. Suit was brought.
and the case going to the Supreme Court Of
New York. that Court held that the tender
in lawful money, or greenbacks. was law
ful payment of the debt. The Supreme
Court of the United States reversed this view
of the law, and decided that a contract to-
pay debt in gold must be paid in that way
and in no other. Chief Justice Chase, the
father of the greenback currency, delivered
the opinion of the Court. Thus has Judge
Sharswood been vindicated from the fierce
assaults of his enemies by the highest judicial
tribunal liz the country, and the doctrine
contended for by Judge Woodward, Judge
Thompson, and other democratic Judges in
this and other States, been sustained. How
true it is that time at last sets all things evep.
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An Important Decision.

During the war case was decided before
Judge Sharswood. in the District Court of
Philadelphia, involving the question whether
debt contracted before the passage of the
legal tendor act, and which stipulated for
its payment in silver dollars, could be legal
ly discharged by tender in greenbacks of
principal and interest. Judge Sharswood
in very lengthy and able opinion, decided
that it could not, but that it must be paid in
coin. For delivering this opinion Judge
Sharswood was denounced as a copperhead
and as an enemy of the country by the Louol
editors of the radical press, from the Della
ware to the Ohio, and in 1867, when he was
the democratic candidate for judge of the
Supreme Court, this much abused opinion Of
his was quoted as an argument against his
election, and all manner of evil was predicted
in the event of his success. But his ackuowl-
edged ability and unsullied reputation for
honesty carried him safely through the con-
test.
This same question has recently been be-
fore the Supreme Court of the United States
in the case of Bronson vs. Rhodes from the
State of New York. The claim arose upon
mortgage, executed in the year 1861, and
specified that it should be paid in gold or
silver coin of the United States. Payment
Oh the DEBT was rendered in greenbacks and
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
ComsumDtiOEa can be Qurea

An Eastern medical periodical gives an in
teresting account of the complete cure of Mrs
Amos Stauffcr, of Manor, Lancas ter county
Pa, of hereditary Consumption. Her PARENTS
and several brothers and sisters died of this
terrible disease. Mrs. Stauffer was herself re-
duced to mere skeleton; the pulse at I4O;
her breathing painfully difficult; expectora-
tions very excessive; diarrhua worse than
chronic, and her condition so hopeless that at
a conference of the old skillful physicians she
was pronounced uncurable. At this stage O f
tie disease, DIR. S. B Hartman, of MillersvilIe.
Lancas er county, Pa, physician of fourteen
years standing. prescribed NJ S II l. E r S
HERB BITTERS. The patient soon expe-
renced a pleasing iRvigorating sensation
throus hout her system, and encouraged by her
friends to continue under DR.. Hartman's 8 treat
ment, she did so, gradually improving under
increases doses according to her strength, until
she entirely recovered. Mrs. StauffeI is still
living, in the full enjoyment of perfect health.
G. b. Herr, Esq. President of the Lancaster
County (Pa.,) National Bank substantiates
the particulars of this most wonderful case.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

THE HoNEsTEsT MAN.-The Montrose
Republican saws 1.-The wickelest man.
lives in New York and is named John AL
len. We are inclined to think that 'the
honestest man" lives in Lathrop, Susque-
hanna county, Pa, and is named John
johnson. Here is notsce be sends to the
Independent Republican
NoTICE.-I was "burned out" about
twelve years ago, and my neighbors and
friends raised a subscription for my benefit,
for which l was and am very thank full =
Having since been prosperous, have repaid
all those whom l could readily find but
there are some on the list not yet repaid
and this notice is to request all such to let
me know their address, by letter or other
wise. JOHN JOHNSON.
LATHRoP, January 80, 1869.
The above should be noticed, as such hon
esty is rather rare article at the present
time.
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S33.O49.OOo

D: SJJ U4J ,UUU
without allowing for the large Increase of b,Is
mess which can safely be looked for. then as-
innate the running expenses at one half and
we have net income of SIC, $50 600. Tb;nb
after paying the interest on the First Mort
Gpgg SGage DOnds and the advances made by the
OF S9'OOOOOO over and above all expenses and
interest PeAiSes anu
The First Mortgage Bonds of the Union pa.
chic Railroad company aud the First Mo-
gage Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroa6
sphS sHia =; & are both principal and interest, pay
est IN gold coin, and run for thirty wears snd
.eey cannot be paid before that time witbont
the consent or the holder.
D. FIRST Mortgage Gold Bonds of the Union
;nte Iae,nc RallEo1d for sale at par and accrued
Central Pacisn Fipst Mortgage Gold Bonds of
interest. ""O accrueo
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

The gross revenues for 1868 are equal 10
$4S, ,l3S 26 per mile, of the main line of the
railroad.
The whole number of passengers carried in
l867 was ; 3,347 ,466, and in 1868, 3, TAI ,ITS-
an increase of the number carried of 399 ,7I2
The average distance travelled bv each pas
senger was 35 81 100 miles. being ? 81 100
miles less than in 1867, showing this increase
to be upon the local traffic of the line.
The number of tons of freight M owed (in-
cluding 294 l3l tons of fuel and other mate
rails transported for the company was ,722 :
0l5, embracing 2,065 ,O49 tons of coal. The
whole tonnage of your railway exceeds that of
last year. 72l All tons, of which increase 3S4 =
326 tons was btuminous coal
The average charge upon freights during the
year was ,906-lO cents per net ton per mile.
and per passenger, 2 7l-I00 cents. The cost
OF transportation was 66 10 per cent. of the
receipts.
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Hollands German gltlers

"a entirely vegetable, and contains no
jfguor. Es Is = compound Of Fluid Rx-
traits. The EzOOfs, E<eT5zs and Esrks
r-.-a z<EzcEl xScEe extracts made
re !Eachcre1 tn @ersraHy.
All 1he EBcdS - ctRsi SITsaSs
E-e extra ed - = from theEz bF
sci Il Il Il ~S-Sz-zaS~ enc Es1 lat. These
extracts are iAen forwarded 30 Ghis
country TO be used eXpTcSSiy for the
gsaxE IA facIuTe of 1l.esc Filters There -
nc alcoholic Sa bsEaR g any kind EsSS
in cOYspounsifDS Etle fsitterE, hence Is Ia
the only SlIteFs GEsaE car be Bsed Ia
czzes - here alcoholic slim Du:antz axe
nOL ads IsE bic.
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Hoofand's German Tonic

4, combination, Of al re fFs2re7ie,tS q o. S=E,
.c4ti Puzz SGr.Ga Cruz Rum Orange, sie 2 ~ EseS
for diSsGses the BtteT1 N eaFsT rshfTt
prre alcoholic stInl.E4sJ required To tcz bssT
mind that these re=SedeT entirely eiherehi rE
any aueTfizsd for LRe Of ae disedssS A5zS
1ilse being TcIetle preparations e sescITsGi sz-s1
I5his ne oIhsrs dscOto1I e5 nm ~ Sos
form. The TONIC ~ 6ec5RsGiy Of tsS NOS pea
drd G1Teedbls rens>disS oeTes 70 re pSOe
It's taste eEqsite IL leaStfTe 10 take ~ s1'E ~
Lifegtr5g. eIh1rtis0 end Esed;c1nGl 31sz4tsles ESs
scSEd u . bs ksSsr5s Gls g7GGIest q az tSHSe&
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

The Easton Express tells the story of a
young man of that place, and young lady
of Bucks couEty-both natives of the EN-
erald Isle-who have been trying to get mar
rled for long time but could not owing to
the hard times, and that few days ago their
difficulties were removed by the lady receiv-
ing information of the death of rich relative
IN ireland, bequeathing her fifty thousand
dollars, and that the long deferred nuptials
were arranged to take place last Sunday.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

AT the funeral of Jas. T. Brady, of New
York, touching incident took place lust
before the body was removed from the house
of the deceased. General Daniel E. Sickles
accompanied by Mr.. John Graham, entered
the room. and as the former looked upon the
face of his dead friend, he burst into tears
and repeatedly kissed his face
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

Net profit of Central Pacific
Railroad, after paying all in
terest and expenses for six
months .. S75O Con c,old
The present gross earnings of the Union and
Central Pacific Railroads are 81 200 C0J month
ly.
HOW LARGE A BUSINESS IS 1T SAFE
TO PREDICT FOR THE GREAT PA
CIF1C RAlLROAD2
We would give the following facts derived
from Shipping Lists, Insurance Companies,
Railroads, and general information
Ships going from the Atlantic
around Cape Horn 100 10000 tons
Steamships correcting at Pa
mama with California and
China, 55 " 1oO ono ..
Overland Trains, Stages, Horses,
etc etc .......... 10000 d"
Here we have two hundred and thirty tbous
and tons carried westward, and exnerianca
has shown that in the last few wears the 70
turn passengers from California have heen
nearly as numerous as those going
HOW MANY PASSENGERS Apr TuEpre
We make the following estimate
IlO Steamships, both ways, 20. COO (actI for rs,
300 Vessels, aOO estiraatis
Overland 100 o00
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
FRo4 HON. GEO. W. wooDwARD,

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF PsnnsylysHA
EHILADELPHIA. March 10 lst-
find " EcoSGsafE GFyusGTi Bitte-s - a1s - sasse
teatin2 beverage ba good t0nie tss.fI sis7TeTt
q ne dtgestfre organs and ef great bs1eii eS5ss
SoIt1tv s'si tSGs1 ?f Tse7Ots dc!ioz, tse sgEez
GRo H. WOODWARD.
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DEBILITY.

FA-rs fs no asedfci-,s e7-lal to Roo EGnTy G~-@
B.Asrs o. Tonic 81. -IscI Of Irbssfsi
They fmFaTt q tone ES1 < riSo- to IA 'sAo-s
q. sr;osr.ens II -. Tes,z e4.aIls ~ -
mach 70 GissFt tt purify the blood crss Sood so+=,
kedig pIczios. eradicate he F,tor ..ngs from -
eye tz1paTT bioos chr>kS crtd change Ls TaeaZ
from . shoTEbTsdZscd ealGcsaeG sgsGk ara 7.eyES-s
isvdiid 10 full iGccd, s0lli ard rigo-osfs rcvse-
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by usiRS the EiLIcTs
Tonic. In fact, they aTe EaHiEy y e5l-
cGDes. They can be a(fu,fnEsEeTesi SsiIA
perfect safety TO n child three snCntEs
old, tae most delicate female, or a Rzss
OF ninety.
FA.Aa Ez-,ayiss 49, u, ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
The Pcnna. RatI e Dad Company.

The annual report Of the Pennsylvania
Rail Road Company has just been published
by its President. j. Edgar Thompson, Esq.
We publish below an extract from it, show
ing the earnings and expenses of the Com
Pany for the last year. If it be true, as is
sometimes said, that this mammoth corpora
tion OtcTss the Pennsylvania Legislature. the
following array of figures proves conclusively
that it is abundantly able to do SO without
seriously interfering with the surplus in its
treasury:
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tried it. know that it cured them; those who have
not know that it cures their neighbors and friends,
and all know that what it does once it does always
that it never fails through any fault or neglector
sands of certcates of their remarkabe cures of the
following complaints, but such cures are known In
GvGFS R i AM ' We HeS tiG1 IN I at
containing neither calomel any deleter1ous drug
they NAV be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate It
into healthy action-remoYe the distractions of tho
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body, restoring their irregular action to health and
by correcting wherever they exist, such derange-
ments are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
For Dyspepsia or EnGsIgestiOn, LiNsIess-
ness. LanguOr and E1oas OF Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action
For Liver Complains and its various symp-
toms, bilious EHe:adach he, Sick HaeSdache,
JaunGIice Green sickness, Bilious
Collie and Billions FeverH, they should be ju-
dciousy taken for each case to correct the diseased
action or remove the obstructions which cause it:
For Dyaentery or DiarrhGea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For ESheumasIana, GSout, Gravel, EsaIps-
tatiOn of the Heart, Pain In she Side,
Back and LOins, they should be continuously
taken as required to change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
For DroPsy and Drop.icaI Swelling. they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression n large dose should be taken
as 1t produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner Pin, take two Pills to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invlgorates the system. Hence it is often adj
Xantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that dose
OF THESE Pills makes him feel decidedly better from
thelr cleansing and renovating effect on the diges-
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. G. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MISS, U. S. Il.
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FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KESNARD, D D.

Pastor Of the Tenth BaptiEt Church. Phiiade!psls
DR JAcEsoS-DEkE SIR:-I hare beeH frelsst-.5
requested 20 connect my tgith TScG5HIcHai,io'
different kinds Of medicines btt rsgcr5ig ass pds
as o1F OF ny appropriate sphere hsSs IN Gt cNt
e'Tiea 6tS s0tl1 clear proof al rdTlo1s lS 1i' ~
particularly my family, Of he .ss i-'cJs y
HocFdHdt GsTmGn BtlserS, depart for osoe (IoFs =
GFld4 course, 10 express ny U cORUiGon thGt Io s.
srsl debility of the system and especially for L-sS
Complaint, il Is azzssss> uEszsaie and yalHa'e
prepar alton. IN E<A so7ac odEcT say
JdiI; but usually 3 <SS>a / G0a5t no. u -
oe very beneGcial zz&zs ~ 70 ihnss sCto re-"
'Toa Lss GboVs eItssS. HossrS, reTy TeSpsc:l li-,y
j. II KBNNARI
Z Eightb, bs.0sg CVossI Strssh
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src~ k7o--a srd lvH al Siseasss -ssssa7e -zs
bad oEood Keep your So bigsd p,I~s; EsrP ycsr
LAYER in order; keep F5 e0-~ t5-csf5-C z-e1s5
f'E q Soss4ld, heollby Is EzcCrli.s507. b *
Of gtsEs TessedieE Ezzsa-s<sE-zyzGr SlztIss 81
ever dSSIlt so The 6es lie country reco5zsssS
0es I ssGrE Of Ac4iss. rst.sszt.cf 20 foz sFss-hsg
y0s E~Es. ~ GsesC preparations
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
LLOYD & CO., Bankers.

Gold, Silver, Government Loans and
other Securities, bought and sold. Interest
allowed on Time Deposits. Collections made
In all accessible points in the United States
ana general Banking business transactsd
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
IFS natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
aOith the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
FROM HON. JAMES THOMSON,

Judge OF the Supreme Court Of PeunEylvsniA
PHTI GDaLFHIA, Ar-i 2S- lsoe
consider SA - Eooiznd's
German KSFE ESA fers z sa.s1ef
medicine In cnse A=SsA OF attacks OF
n Il < c tion Ek4.a ssrss3szaor E1yspc Psia:
l can certify this from =Tay experience q
1ts Yours, Nslth rcsPSc:.
JAMEs EAzcUPsSH'
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed, :,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
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Number ner annum l71 nnn

freSent price (averaging half the costs of
the steamships), for both passen pers an 70,
nage,, gives the following result
l1O. 900 passengers at 500 S17 Aoo ooo
4oo 'OOO tons, rated at 81 per cubic foot
''........ -...--.--. ..-...... Is GAO 0O0
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Perhaps no one medi-
cine is so universally re-
Quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal
" adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient pIrgative
Pin. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is n more re-
liable and far more cfIec-
tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
PACIFIC RAIL ROAD
NEARLY FINISHED.
THE TNION PACIFIC R. R. co.
AND THE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL ROAD co,

Have added EIGHT Hundred (7O0) Miles to
their lines during the current year, while doing
large local passenger and freight business
The through connection will undoubtedly be
completed next summer, when the through traf-
fci must and will be very great. Forty thou
sand men are now employed by the two power
ful companies in pressing forward the great ma
tional highway to a speedy completion. Only
200 miles remain.to be built, most of which'are
graded and ready for the rails.
First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad Company for sale at par and in
tcrest, ard First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the
Central Pacific Railroad at l03 and interest.
The principal and interest of both bonds are
payable in gold.
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Ayers Oathartic Pills,

For all the purposes Of q Laxative
Medicine,
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CAUTION.

Hoo1aTd's German Remedies oot1fsrfsii'd y
genuine hare ths signature Of q. W. Jackson = 4
ne from Of he outside Iorapper Of each b0ls an
Fdn'e Of NE GsIeIs blown eleh SOis- AZ e-''''
o0LaFN+eTTeiG
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RIcod Purfners

TAess Rsn.Siss o1s R.s AeS
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Net profit of Central Pacific
railroad, after paying all in
terest and expenses for six
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-20

I 16; assessed npon l25 cords wood in mountains
valued at 315 90.
John Moran: 8. and C.. tax, 16 IS, deltnq.,
65; assessed upon horses valued at 2eo 90; ]
wagon valued at 100 90; 80 cords of wood in
mountains valued at 100 90; Is cords Of wood in
Carson City valued at lbs 90. Total 525 CO.
n. winn: 5. and C. tax, IL y. delinq IL;
assessed upon household furniture 80 90; mer.
handiae, 800 co. Total, $50 %.
George W. B1ian: S. and C. tax, 6s, delinq
l6. 100; assessed upon h. Of b. No. 4, +. and
G.'s div. >, Carson City, valued at 80 90.
Mrs Susan Cowles: :. and c. tax, 80,
delinq 100: assessed upon LOTT, II. AZ. Mus
ser's div. and Improvements thereon, valued at
100 90.
Frank Duif: s and C tax. 6s, delinq. l6-loO;
assessed upon the y. 81 feet Of the W. y Of w.
No % Phillips div, Carson City, valued at 80 o.
Joseph II. Thomas :. and c. tax, ".
deling. 5e-l00 assessed upon lots Nos. =, J, q,
and s, in II. No. l, in Curry's div, Carson City,
valued at 100 o. also lots Nos and g IN B. No.
Il. same div, valued at 80 90. Total, $50 90.
The taxes and ten per cent. thereon for deiin-
1uency, are payable in legal tender paper curren-
cy and all costs a. the officers aud Printer, are
pay able in gold coin of the United states.
THoS. WELLS,
District Attorney, 0rmsby County.
Carson CITY. March 23d, 1s69. mh2i-td