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SECTION II.

SECTION 10.
Every keeper of a livery stable, sale or
boarding-stable, for each stable, per
IUp
SECTION II.
Every keeper of livery stable. sale
stable or bOarding-stable, in addition
TO the tax in the last paragraph, for
each carriage, hack or other vehicle
drawn by two horses or more, kept at
such stable for hire, per annum ...,... 10
And for each similar vehicle drawn by
one horse, per annpm.......-,.............,.... 5
SECTION IS.
Every keeper of a house, shed. yard.
barn or stable (other than livery sale
or boarding. used for taking care of
horses or other animals. or wagons or
other vehicles, or for exhibiting them
for sale, or for feeding horses or other
animals, for gain or profit, for each,
per 100
SECTION IS.
Every keeper of shed, warehouse or
other place for the storage of cotton
or other articles, for each place, per
w
SECTION 20.
Every owner of a cart, wagon or dray,
or other vehicle, drawn by one horse,
and not including carriers OF paSSen=
gers or baggage, running for hire, for
eaeh, per annuIn n..,Y.-,..,.,s.-,....-.,,.-... ~
SECTION p,
Every owner of the vehicles mentioned
In the last paragraph, drawn by two
horses, and running for hire, for each,
per ~
section p.
Every owner of the vehicles mentioned
in the last two preceding paragraphs
drawn by three or more horses, aud
running for hire, for each, per ann1m 30
SECTION 3.
Every owner of Omnibuses, hacks, car
-foWas or nth ar VaniCleR. soaking
tom upOn the streets, or visiting the
railroad depots or steamboat landing
or other public places, for tbs puF-
pose OF procuring custSIll, iOr escn Ye-
hicle, per apnunl 20
SECTION a.
Every owner OF a carriage or other ve-
hiela kept exclusively for use ct fane-
rails for hire, for each Vehicle, per an-
mum .''.'-----..- ~
SECTION Is.
Every owner of wagons or other vehis
cles kept or used for free delivery OF
goods TO, customers or others in the
city, for eacll vehicle, per annnm...,..- 10
SECTION Is.
Every keeper of a hand-expFess cart for
the delivafY OF parcels, for each vehi-
Gle, per ai+nnIn 8
SECTION 2.
Every express company. ar agent for
such company, transacting business
within the city Except exempted by
the general law OF the state), per an
51
SECTION &.
Every keeper Of skids or tarpaullns to
hire, per annun lOO
sEcrfoE q.
Every keeper of house or yard for the
sale Of firewood, for each house or
yard per annuTn. 81
= SECTION 80.
EtssTy keeper of secondhand articles
iJr sale, per annun......, 100
SECTION 81.
Every keeper Of . junk orrag store. per
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MOBILE, April H.-CottOn firm; Middlings
Z2c; sales 200 bales; exports TO Great Britain
l046; coastwise 40; stock on hand IS, ,ZS
naluacTna
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-20

"A pDcKxT CASE OF SURGICAL INsrRU.
n msats. Any psrson AadiaG the eaaae aad
tSaving them as this once will b suitably rsvsrd
q. yl1Af
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-20
TIE DAYTON FIRE.-We waited

TIE DAYTON FIRE.-We waited last
evening until o'clock for the Gold
Hill News, expecting to gather from its
columns a ful, account of the great FIRE
at Dayton ; but it.failed to connect As
far as we can learn, the following are,
substantially, the main outlines: The
fire broke out about 8 O. clock in an IN
occupied, insured building, adjoining
Howe's freproof store. Thence it
spread, burning Cross Hotel and other
structures on the main street and laying
waste some four blocks The confa-
grafton was finally arrested at the new
Odd Fellows Hall, which was saved.
We learn that Mr. Bigelow, agent of the
Pacific Insurance Company, stated the
number of buildings burned at 80 frame
and of brick or stone. There was no
air stirring at the time, and the fire
burning slowly, many of those whose
buildings were burned were enabled 10
save their goods and furniture. Gross,
we understand was insured for So, 900.
Howe's building proved itself freproof
at the former fire which destroyed the
greater part Of Dayton. No mill was
burned, reports to the contrary notwith-
standing. 1t is probable that one good
fise-engine would have furnished the
means for combining this FIRE within the
premises where it originated. This is
terrible disaster 10 Dayton and much
sympathy is expressed here for the suf-
ferers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-20

HELD FOR PosTAGE-Ihe following
letters are detained at the postotfice in
this city TO. lack of proper postage: Miss
Lucy A. Boatwright, Maryville, No.;
Mrs. Mary Delay, Charlestown, Mass;
Mrs. Sarah N. Cate, Dresden Mills, Ne.
Mr. Joseph Riart, Virginia, Nevada ;
Daniel Irwin, Truckee Station Mons.
Ba,iste Lemere, Grass Valley, Cal /; Mr..
Edward Lamonette, San Francisco, Cal.
George Hodgkiss, Hamilton, New; Nj.
John Savill, Bryant Station, H.; |. H..
Hall, Virginia, New, Wild Gould,
Cooper's Mills, Me-; Mr.. Fenley, Carey
Mil, Alpine Co., Cal; Wm. Crowner,
Duck Creek, Iowa.
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A Prize EIGHr THAT DIDN'T CoNE
ORA pair of puglistic individuals
arranged to have ''mu!l' yesterday
afternoon down on vacant lot on the
Warm Springs road and started, follow
ed by en- expec'ant crowd, to the place
designated for the fistic duel. Whether
they started with an insu ficient amoo ut
of "sand" or whether they concluded
to "les US have peace" before they got
there is question that is yet to be de-
cidej; but when they reached the
ground neither seemed willing to pro-
coed with the proposed controversy !;
and they "came up smiling to town
without having struck blow. Ofcourse
the crowd was greatly disguised.
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in the sky.

SEVERELY INJURED We learned from
Dr.. Thompson yesterday that Jack
Boyle, the man who was injured at Ell
lots mill by being crushed between two
logs, was subjected by that accident to
fracture of the pelvic arch. The Doc
tor says that this accident is not neces-
sarily fatal and that he has strong hopes
of his patients ultimate recovery. OF
course the unfortunate man suffers ex-
ireme pain.
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PSguxATrc Gas-MsErlSe THIS Eve,

PNEUMATIc Gas-MsETINs THIS EVEN
IsG.-Refereuce was made in these col
umos sometime since to the proposal
of the Pneumatic Gas Co. of San Fran
cisco to supply our stores, streets, houses
etc. with their lighting material This
evering an opportunity will be offered
our citizens to meet Mr.. A. d. Bell,
the agent Of the company and confer
with him regarding plan for reuucin g
the projec, to a practical shape. To
,ha. end a meeting is called a: the Dis.
trict Court Room. 1t will be proposed +,
as we understand, to Incorporate a com.
pany here, aud divide the stock in such
manner as to give our citizens the
controlling share-the remainder-say
one third, being taken by the Pneu'
matte Gas Company. This is quite an
important matter and it will be we'll for
cur citizens 10 give it attention. See
advertisement.
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THE DAILY APPEAL
GoDEY's LADY's Book for August has
been laid upon our desk by Mr.. John G.
Fox, who has many more of the same
sort.

Ia. GREAT FIRE AT DAYToN, which
here on an air line, made light which
was very distinctly visible from our
streets. So plain was it, in fact, that
it seemed as if objects hereabout were
rendered considerably more distinct
than if the fire had not made its sign
in the sky.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-20

Go TO THE PAhAcs SAIsoN for your iced drinks,
saloon. jy6-lm
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THE ORDER OF IMPROVED RED MES.-
Certain active members of the Improved
Order of Red Men have displayed a good
deal of quiet activity in getting ready
The preliminaries to opening a Wigwan
of their Order here in Carson. By in
vitation of Col. Curry ian old member
of the fraternity we yesterday visited
the new Wigwam just fitted up in the
second story Of the building occupied
BY Winnie l. Co. as livery stable.
This is the same series Of apartments
formerly used as q Masonic Lodge.
Here the Red Men have q very neat and
comuodious Lodge, all nicely carpeted
and furnished with the emblems and
working apparatus of their Order. The
Wigwam was formally opened last even
,ng-some twenty charter members be-
ing in attendance upon the ceremonies
May ,hey lire and. flourish, and not fur
pish to the future historian an opportu-
nifty 70 quote those touching lines
Here the red Ist.a once took bis delight;
Nov - Il 10 inhabitaas = white.
With nary rsdi''
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-20

Go TO MuNcKroN's Drug Store and try his cee
Fountain Soda. je0tf
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn from DR..
Luce that Judge kutz lately Distric, At
torney for Washoe County, died at Reno
on Monday evening very suddenly, of
heart disease. He seemed to he in the
enjoyment of bis usual health until a
moment before his death. The deceased
was highly respected. He came to this
State, we believe, from Michigan.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-20

CaISAMAN ROBBED BY INDIASs.-A
Chinaman named All Fow came up from
Empire afoot last evening about 6
o'clock, aud when be got just within
sight of town be found himself captured
by three Indians, two of whom held
him whilst the other oue"went through"
him. They took what little money he
had, about two dollars and then beat
him numerically and left him lying
senseless by the side of the railway.
He got To- Chinatown and there bis
wounds, mainly about the head, were
dressed. So we learn from the night
waicbman Sam Hodgkinson.
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Arrivals At the q. Charles Hotel

GEORGE TUFLY. PRopanfoR.
CAHsoH CIrY. July 10. 1870
]. Mayinie, Dayton.
W. Capelle, do.
E. Edwards, Tahoe City.
w. Fairburn, Slinkert Valley.
]. Elliott, Clear Greek.
J. C. Lewis, Reno.
w. g. RUSSELL, Bishop Greek.
r. He'll, Virginia.
g. E. Lynch, Aurora.
NJ. S. Golf, Monitor.
J. Davis, do.
S. s. Flanders, Genoa.
J. E. Sheds, do.
L. S. Bowder, Carson Valley.
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CARp FROM Mas. HUTCBIsoN.-We
have received the following note from
Mrs. Hutchison:
CARSON CITY, July 10Th, 1870.
Messrs. Editors, APPEAL: As some have
made inquiry to when was going to give
another lecture, would say that am here
alone, on my way to San Francisco, and shall
remain until Sunday next. l will lecture at
any time or place that those who may desire
to hear it may designate. Subject: ITEM
perance philosophically considered
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-21
UNITED sVATES DISTXICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN The MATTER OF HENRY CASTER
Bankrupt
An Rankrupt-y.-No. lDi2.


RIO TIE HONORABLE Z. Il. DURELf, JUDGE
1 of the District Court CT the United States for
the District of Louisiana-sitting IN Bankruptcy:
the petition Of l.. L. Norton, of the city of New
dreams, herein appearing as the assignee in bank
ruptey. of the estate of Henry Caster, bankrupt,
respectfully represents
That among the assets surrendered by the bank
rupt and beiongrg to the azores aid estate in bank
situated in the State OF Louisiana, in tie parish of
Richiand. to wit:
A tract of land. lying in Richfand parish Louis
lana. in the forks of Cypress Bayou and Big Creek
or less supposed by bankrupt to bs in township
number sixteen north of range rumble seven east,
in section nsmber twelve thirteen, bounded on
the north by land Of j. W. Willis, the south by
land of J. Cazsy, the east by Big Creek and on
the west by Cypress Bayou.
A lot Of two acres, situated in the town of Red
mouth. Richland parish, i.ousiana, with building
thereon, being the lot and building occupied
store house by Frank P. Cereal. and surren.
dered herein among the assets OF this estate in
bankruptcy.
Your petitioner further represents that the said
hereinbefore described real estate is as appears of
record encumbesed and charged with the folio wing
hereinafter specified inortgs gss. judgments liens
ard PRIV ieges resting thereon, to wit:
Special mortgage IN favor OF Johu Watt Il Co.,
executed in 1861, of record in FRANKLIN parish bear
ing interest, Tor $500.
Judicial mortgage in favor of Gordon & Castillo.
OF New Orleans, resulting from, Judgment obtained
in Twelfth District Court of louisa "a for franklin
parish. in 1857, for about $780,
Judicial mortgage in favor of M Gree!y. of Frank
obtained in Twelfth District court of Louisiana,
for parieh of Franklin, in 1865 for about $50
And your petitioner furth represents, that it is
impossible for him to determine the validity OF said
incumbrancss and the snouut due thereon; that
be can not ascertain the value Of said property By
agreement between himself and the creditors hold
ing said security. ~ provided in section twenty OF
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LEGAL NOTICES,

the bankrupt act of 1851 And that it is necessary
in order ascertain the vsue of said property
for the due proper ana speedy aa ~ the creditors
therein that said estate be sold at puoilc AUG
free and clear of ali membranes Inst an 20 y
judgments mortgages. hens and privileges RECORDED
against said property be Cancelled and seq. so
that your petitioner can convey clear ana uhln.
to saio John Watt Il Co. New Orleans Louisiana
Gordon Castillo. New Orleans LOUISIANA 40 a. M
persons, all their rights in law to the proceeds OF
said property upon the distribution thereof.
yfnp 10 ae aa pronery a6ove
described at public auction, free and clear from al
membranes. Thaf all said Iudgne mortgages
be Cancelled and erased, so that your petitioner can
convey clear AID unincumbered title 70 Any pur
Co., New Orleans. Louisiana, Gordon d castillo,
New Orleans. Louisiana M: Greedy. Franklin parish,
proceeds of the sale of said property, ding to
their rank. And he prays for all other necessary
(sgned) A. DEB. HUGHES, Attorney.
Norton. assignee, and upon suggesting 10 hs court
that he has filed in this court the foregoing petition
That John Watt d 90, New Orleans, Louisiana,
Gordon l. Castillo. New Orleans, Louisiana, Nj
Greedy. Frankliu parish, Louisiana, and az other s
teeu'h day of May, A. ID. 1870 at elsysu O'Clock
4. NJ, before this court. why the said petition
prayed for, and why all incumoranc:s racordsd
against said property should not be cancelta snd
erased And it is further ordered that notiee OF
this petition and order be served upon sad John
Watt l. o.. New orleans, Louisiana, Gordon q
Castillo New Orleans, Loui, lana, n. Greedy, Frank
lin parish Louisiana, and all other persons, by
serving copy thereof upon them, or their Agent or
attorney, by said E. E. Horton, assignee publish
ing copy of said petition and order three times IN
the New Orleans Republican, newspaper printed
in New Orleans, the last publication to be made at
least five days before the dsy Of hearing.
&. II. DuRHLL, j. dgs
A true copy: -
Clsrt 5 office, New Orleans>April g.. 1870
apl0 q my8 CHARLES ClA1bORNE Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-21

ITO THE HONORABLE T. II. DUEKLL,
1 Judge OF the District Court Of the United states
Istoa Of be e2 o ssv
Orleans, herein appearing as the 2seigDee in Bank
ruptoy. of the estate OF Joseph h. Erwin, inolvid-
ually, and as member Of Erwin Co.. bankrupt,
respectfully represents that among the asset,
rendered by the bankrupt, ana Belonging TO the
sfore laid estate in osnsupcy. there Is the follow
ing described real rate, situated in TIE State OF
Louisiana. IN the parish of iberv,IIe. to wit;
Ihe plan tati0a know as the igefie'd Plantation
.sitaaten Bayou Crosse Teye. described full in
the deco of sale of the same made by the sherih of
1860 herein surreD dereo by the aforesaid baukrupt'
Your petitioner further represents that the said
record incumbered snd charged with the foIioying
hereinafter specihed MORTGAGES, laog:nentF liens
and privileges resting thereon, 10 wit:
Vendor mortgage for the OF $3l7i 65 in favor
of the heirs OF Mrs Martha sTai q. deceased, name
" James Livl l, to GhsI,as L'yngst9n harths
wife Of lynn ". Watson. Charles Hammond, Mar
TIA B. Hsm.m ANN 3 Thomas mas Ksrnsghan, E; G.
James Hammond, W. q. Hammond. James X. Car
reSt, William Garrett MARY Ann Garrett. wife of ".
scendsnts of Elizabeth Garrstt. OF Catett Garrett
and John Garrett. Mary Garrett and Thomas Keys.
administrator for $500; iudica mortgage favor of
Joseph L; Jamison. for .00o special mortgage in
favor of Cummings Brown Co, Tor S4o01.
And hat petitioner further represents, that it is
mpossb for him to deter mine the validity OF said
ascertain the yaue Of sod property by
ment between himself and the creditors holding
c Of 1851 And that It is Necessary
order to ascertain the value OF said property. and
of said estate. and for the interest OF
| the creditors therein. that said estate be
sold st PUBIC auction free and clear of a inoum-
brsuces That eli said judgm snts, mortgages liens
and privileges recorded against said property be
Cancelled and erased, so tnas your petitioner ca
convey q clear and unincumbered title to any pur
chaser thereof. reserving to said heirs of Mrs Mar
| tina Sni, b, namely; James livingston, Charles Liv
ipgston, Martha Livingston. Mrs. Ban SIN tn, Eliza
Liy ngstop, Mrs. Lynn, W. Watson. Charles Ham
mond, Martha b. Hammond, Mrs. Thomas Kearna
| enan, H. Hammond. wife of j. W. Stokes, NJ. A
| t1ammond. James Hammond, W. G. Hammond
James R. Garrett, William Garrett. Mary Ann Tar
| rett wife of w. A. Curl. children of John H Gar
| rett, deceased; descendants of Elizabeth Garrett
Of Oatett Garrett. and Of John Garrett Nancy Gar
| lett and Thymas Keys. Pierre Gellurman, admins
| traitor Joseph 1. Jamison Cummings, Brown q Co
and 10 all other presons, all their rights in law 4
the proceeds Of the sale OF said property upon th
| distribution thereof. ~ : (
wherefore, your petitioner prays that no may b
ordered and authorized 70 sell said property abov
Described It public auction, free and olsax FROM
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LEGAL NOTICES.

membranes. That all said Judgments mortgages o.
liens and privileges recorded against said property
convey clear aud uninou mbsrsd title to any Pur-
chaser thereof. reserving to said heirs OF MIS- MAR
stan ban
Livingston, Mrs. Lynn, w Watson, Charles haus-
Wfs Ms ssoEss g.
Hammond. James Hammond. ". @. HAMMOND.
James T. Garrett William Garrett. Ma r. am Gar Gar
rett. deceased; descendants of Elizabeth Garrett.
of Oatlett Garrett AID of lonn Garrett, Nancy Gsr
rstt and Thomas Keys, Pierre Gelurnan, Joseph
l.. Jamisop, Cummings. Brown Co., and to An
other persons ali the RICH in law to the proceeds OF
the sale of said properly recording 70 tneir rank.
na s as pdsS '0f A. DEB INGHES Attorney
On motion OF A. Deb Hughes, attorney of &. Z.
Norton, assignee, and upon suggesting to the court
ton it is ordered thar james Livingston, jackson.
vile, Florida; Charles Livingston, Duckton, Ten
and Eliza hivng ton sirs Lynn. " Watson, both
of Greenyile. South Csrol'na; Charles hammond
E. nammond 1nV a afs Of J j. " soEss. al Of
Hamburg. South Caroline; NJ A Hammond.
9s sqrss H Wa e. III m FagssS Dis
trlct, South Carolina; Mary Ann Garrett, wife OF
A. Curl; hambu,g, South Carolina; children OF
defendants of Elizabeth Garrett of Uatlett Gar.
rett and John Garrett, Nancy Garrett and Thomas
wi Q. Louisiana; Joseph l.. Jsmson Bayou Gouls,
Ibervllls parish, Louisiana; Cummings, Brown
90 show cause upon the fourteenth day of May.
A D, $50 at eleven O'Clock. A. NJ before this
court why the said petition should not be granted,
and said property Sold as prayed for, and why az
lncumbrances recorded against said property should
not be Cancelled and erased And ii is further or
dered that notice of this petition AID order be
served upon SAID James Livingston, Charles Liv-
,1gston; Martha Livingston, Mrs. Benjamin Smith.
Charles Hamnond MARTHA B. Hammond.
Mrs Thomas Kearna Afghan, E. G. Hammond.
James Hammond. W. q. Hammond, James r. Gar.
rett, William Garrett Msry Ann Garrett, wife OF
W. A. Curl, children of John FL. Garrett. deceased
decendants of Elizabeth Garrett. OF Catlett Gar
rstt and John Garrett. Nancy Garrett, Thomas
Keys Pierre Celurman admins rator. Joseph l.
Jsmison, Connmings, Brown 4 Co., and all other
persons by serving copy upon them. or their agent
or attorney, by said E T.. Norton assignee, pub
fishing copy of said petition and order three tlmes
in the New Orleans Republican, a newspaper
printed in New Orleans, the last publication 20 b
made at least five days before the day of bearing
Signed April g. ls70.
f. IL DURELL, Judge
4 true copy:
Clerks office, New Orleans April 9, 1870.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE. CLERK
ApIn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.

LABUSQUIEEE & SPRINGER VS.. THEIR
Creditors for Respite-No loo.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN creditors OF the above named petitioners to be
and appear before ID. Doriocourt, ESQ., notary
public, on MONDAY. the twenty bird day of May,
1870 at ten o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of taking
into consideration the application of said pet toners
for lite, and in the meantime all judicial pro-
csedings against their person and property are
staged.
BY order of the court. 10. aI-eH
New Orleans. April J9, 1870 Ii
PhILIP POWER, JR.
Deputy Clerk
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UNITED STATES nlaTRlCT COCRT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA f b.
IN THE MATTER OF SYLVESTER YORK,
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. s1I.

WHEREAS, SYLVES Err YORK, OF TENSAS
w parish and Distrct aforesaid. duly declared
bankrupt under the act Of Congress of March g 1857
has this day filed in said court petition PRAYING for
discharge an certificate thereof from all lis debts
and other claims provabie under said act.
Notice is therefors given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and to all other persons in inter-
est that the thrtieth day Of April. 1870 at II A
M is assigned for the hearing of the same and that
any they have, why the prayer of this said petition
should not be granted and further notice is given
that the bankrupt will undergo an examination be-
fore Register Augustin, on the twenty.sixth dag OF
April. A D. 1870, at IL A. M, at bis Office, Al Ex
change alley.
Clerks Once, New Orleans April 6, Is7O.
APT l3 70 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk