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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09

Is IT POSSIBLE Brick Pome-
roy's Democrat claims to have re-
ceived intelligence of the death
ofLeonard Greeley, uncle to Hor-
ace. who recently finished his
earthly existence in the La
Crosse, Wis.,, poorhouse. The
Democrat adds:
"Some time ago, before the
fact that Senator Revels sister
was a charge to county autho-
rites was made public, the ru.
NOR that Nr. Greeley had a near
relativefn the poor house was
given circulation, but only a few
T ersons credited it. The truth
Of it is now established, and, al
the age Of seventy-seven years
Leonard Greeley went down te
a pauper's grave. His philan'
thropic nephew is not we'll him
self. having been seriously i'll fo1
some time, doubts at one time
being entertained of his recov
cry"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09
City Council of. Vermilionville

RrgoI.r meeting Of jane 1860,
6 P~ssnt /: w. O. Smi,h. Mayor Mem
bers: A. Monriar. II. La"drv.e J. II.
Wise. l.. R. McBridr. WIN. Brandt: Alb
sent. Il. A. Sales, and r. Gagneux.
The minute. Of the proceeding meeting
were read and approved.
The Bonds Of the Constable aud Trea.
.u.er we're submitted and approved.
On motion. Resolved: That for the
purpose Of opening Lafayette street and
ior the further purpose Of putting in re-
pair tss streets Of the Town, = special ias
! Il ons fourth Of ons per c+nt b. forthwith
levied upon al real property within tA(
limit. OF the. Cooperation and that ssit
tax be i,umed;stesy co''sctsd.
M:s!.s% es!ss!ys sss! Ss6sMia III RseS6ey 81
Corporation in the name Of w Q. Smith
M.yos. for tn. use and benefit Of the Cor
pora,ioo. against Alfred ]. G''dsrd on hi
! bond ss former lessee Of the Market H"as'
of Vermilionville. and against R Gagaeu,
hi. security on asid hood.
Resolved, that e. e. Mouton be adds'
to the committee appointed BY this Coe"
oil 10 confer with thsscommittes sppoi"
lea by. the Police ! usy in regard 10 th
opening ,of road leading to the South
west of the town H., &c .sl
| R~.olsed, that the Secretary BE- and !
h.reby authorized TO msk. an lndex {
'Ithe CO, pora.;on Law. and r-gu' 3ti"u- A.
that b. be allowed ;n compensation th"f'
Il to- The sum n cf TN dollars = i.
Resolved. Tia. the law passed by ID
Council completing tnrscha"'s :" c!"'
their .,orea. .6n Sunday, and amended
|. lthe "a day August A. D 1869, I. follow
E eI.Th.t all merchants rrfus'ng to clossthe
: tstorea al 2 O'clock r. n, on SnnJays,
.Etc s.Etcoinpliancs vitk rhe rnles and ttgniatic,
!. Of the Copc&stton Of yermilionvi''s. !
) | 6usd ID the ausn of twenty dve do'ss'
+ &c. Be and the sstne is herehv reprale
The following accounts were allowed
t.P. Motion. for quarantine dnty
-lle67. 4l7 90. ]. N. Judicr. for hosdi'
leleCs;cu.. ~ 90. n. NJ Moonisr, ho'di'
!. detection, - 90. - a'ieae 1
!, On motion the Council adjouyned.
= = w. B.. .BAlLsY. W. @. SMITH,
z sscsesssy pro tem.sg M.yos.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09

The New York Tribune is get
ting out Of all patience with its
political friends, the majority Of
the United States Senate. 1t
says:
The confidence of the United
States Senate in the patience IT
the American people is certainly
-:sl,....4 r,..r~ilei. That body has
had before it This session scores
of bills framed in private inter-
ests. and an Industrious lobby has
secured the adoption of every
one Of them which has come up
for consideration. In the direct
interest of tax payers there have
been two me .norable bills pre-
sented-one putting an end to
the gross abuse Of the fra"king
privilege, and the other reducing
a tax which ought to be permit
ted wholly to expire. Although
thousands Of citizens have appeal.
ed in petitions for relief III these
matters. the Senate has utterly,
d;sregarded their demands anG
rights"
! There never was Congress
whose proceedings have rendered
lit more odious to men Of all par
ties than the present; and unless
there is a mistake in the signs
of the times. few members off
will be re elected this fall.
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II ;s said one of the best pre-.

1t said one of the best pre-
ventives against sun stroke is q
thin piece ofsponge, looselyiew-
ed in the top of the hat and oc-
casionally moistened with water
in the course Of the day. A wet
uocket handkerchief inside the
crown of the hat is also All ex-
cellent preventive Of sun stroke.
The precausious are 80 obvious
and simple that people do not re-
gard them.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09
Haalth's Best Defence.

"The weak eateth besbs," says St. Paul,
40 that eighteen hundred years ago the
value Of medicinal plants was appreciated.
In the Old Testam meut botanical remedies
are repeatedly recommended. bot IN no
passage Of sacred history is man recon-
m~nded to swallow cslvme'. or blue p'IIs
or auv other preparation. Tho sick wsee
directed to eat herbs to strengthen then.
10 purify them, to heal them. to restore
them. In that day the art of making
vep.tabi extracts was unknown. Ine
herbal m.d,c;nes were mere intusious.
1t VIZ. res-rved for n later age to Unite
thu sanitary essences Of toaic. aps'isnt and
ant;biI;ous roots, barks, and plants, with
and active s,imul~nt. aud thus aecure their
rapid diffusion through the debilitstsd or
d;sord-red system. The browning triumph
IF this effective mode Of concentrating and
,pply,re the virtues Of medicinal vcgeta-
hi.s was achieved 10 the production Of
Hos,etter's Stomach Bitters. Never oe-
fore had perfectly pure alcoholic st'na.
liant been combined With the expressed
;uice. Of ,h~ finest specifics Of the vegsta-
bIv kingdom. Never yet, though eighteen
wears have elapsed since it, introductory
has this great restorative besn equsl'ed.
Il is taken at al seasons. in aI! climes, ~
th. most potent safeguard against ep'd.%-|
ice. rs /. protectios against ~ unnss'.ny
=. .i,s,..;o.. ..~. r-~dues debility o. begee
disease; As a remedy for intermittent and
other msIarious fevera; as An appetizer !;
. sovereign cure for dyspepsia -
general tonic and iavigosant; - gentle,
painless aperient - blood dspureot; -
. aervinr; =. cure for bilious atecuoss
~ y harmless ano,iyne; and - the S.er
prrexcs OF asAIra under unfavoseb'e
,.;rcum.t.nc~., ouch - sedentasy pot.aa u
undue bodily OF mentA's exeruon. hs'd'
ship, privssion and exposure.
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I Worked, and Earned It.


A few weeks ago, gentleman
living in an Eastern town was
called ont of his bed one morning
by several vigorous raps upon his
front door. Hastily dressing him
self, he responded to the call, and
found standing upon the step an
uncouth, roughly-clad boy, with
an axe on his shoulder. who, has
tily thrustiog his hand into his
pantaloons pocket, drew out a
small roll, and handing it to judi
ge H, said:
There's seventy-fvc dollar
which | want you to put in the
savings bank" and astilyturned
on his heel and started away.
The Judge, slightly disconcert-
ed at the curious proceeding,
scarcely knew what to say, till at
length, recovering his WITS ne
cried out after the boy.
= Stop come hack here. How
did you come by this money!
Il worked, and earned it, sir.
NY time was out last night,
aud got my money. I've got a
job chopping, which | began on
this morning. and ! thought ID
leave the money with you as |
went to work, aud then it
wouldn't take up my time this
evening when ! want to study"
WHAT'S your name my boy!
asked the Judge, d e-a
II wrote it On the paper that |
wrapped the money up in," shou-
! ted the little wood chopper as he
passed on to his work.
That hoy's note for a thousand
dollars due ten years heoce
would be as good as gold. If ht
has his health, he will be worth
lae.ehla-Al.sl fl.es...s ,s'sss-' -.
He is beginning in the righ'
way. The very day his time wa
out for the summer, he entered
upot, another job, and immediate
!, " placed the money he had work
ed for ,shere that would work to
him and with All economy, Q
time which is more to be praise'
than his for thought with regar'
to money, he could not endure 7
, have a moment devoted to any
things but his books when tn
long evenings came.
Five years from to-day, wit
~ a good education, with good hs
: bits, with a few hundred dollar
= which he has earned by work
!: his chances for place in the bus
! ness e and political world will :
! far greater than those OF tn
'spendthrift boy, who, born wit
fortune, begins without KNOWN
the worth Of money and instea
. Of going up, goes down. Hear
g and Home. taa6 IL aa
: JoKE ON 4 BosToSrAs.-A CENT m
Of Boston, who is, a. the boys say. 'oa
footed on the top Of his head, vas fe'''
II importop.d by some young ladies
present them with his photograph
: complied with the request but, instead
!. presenting them with picture OF
hrodsome features, sent very trek
~ view Of the back Of his h.*d The J.
n. was duly rnj"y~d but the prey c''f
Cor much surprised. shortly after. to see 'oF
h. Of he picture in the winjows OF o.
,ns store, and. on inqui'ing OF tn. "tte"a' ~
% found 10 his horror, that the sharp pn'
orapber had published i as "A rema'
ble picture Of the moon"
81.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09

Csasnox1ous JOKE Judge K,
Of North Carolina, is = great sticket for
forms. One day soliiet, who had been
battered considerably in the war, Wa
b, ought in ~ a witness. The Judge told
him to bold up his right hand.
Cant do il, cir" said the man. -,
"Whv not 2"
"Go, shot 10 that arm, sir"
"Theu hold up your left"
The man said that he had got shot
in that arm too.
"Tbeu," said the Judge, sts'hlt. "toa
mu.t hold up your leg. No msn ean
be sworn, sir. in this court By law dn'
less he holds up somsthinR!"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09
Let the Delyf Hear

Latefv Issved. .-.Notes on Deafness.
by w. T. DAVIS, N. D., No. 10 Ram
psst Street. New Orleans. Intended tos
pcvulss use. A new Edition. Price BY
mail so cents. Direct AL cc'nnn nnn,caf'on'
to th. Author, Glass Boz ?. .. S99
New Orleans, Ia.
May I le1o.-3m.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09
Postal Progress.

Notwithstanding the disgrace
ful course of the majority of the
United States Senate in refusing
to deprive themselves of an odi.
ous privilege, which Napoleon
Ill. Pope Plus TX. and Queen
Victoria are not able to use
franking-we are glad to note
several recent improvements in
our postal arrangements. The
postage on half ounce letters to
the North German Confederation
and the Austrian dominions has
been reduced to seven cents, by
the German line Of steamers,
while it continues to be ten cents
when the letters are sent via En-
gland. A contract has also been
concluded between the Post :
master General and the 'Cunard
and Tnman lines of steamers hy
which these lines will hence for
ward carry mails from this coun-
try to Europe 'on their days of
sailing This is a result especial
" important to that portion of
Of our business community who
bavo mercantile relations with
England, as there is no doubt Of
the superior speed of the Cnnard
and Inman boats making the
ocean journey on an average OF
eleven days the year round.
These steps are in the right di-
rection. But the postage Of let
ters from the United States to
European countries is still too
high; and we may add, three
cent is too much for the postage
on letters within the limits of the
United States. There are not
wanting advocates of a world!
penny two cent? postage, and
there is no doubt thatfmen are
living who will see that consum'
nation. the times are, however
not just yet ripe for such MILL
|neum for letter writer's, auto
igraph collectors and wholesale
general merchants.
The statesmen Of most coun'
tries do not seem yet to have
learned that the surplus postal re
venue of Great Britain has very
|greatly augmented ever since tn,
reduction of the postage, in l04'
Ior thereabouts, to one penn.
the half ounce The argas'.."
twhIck was used against Senate
Summer that there is no analog.
between the cases of England an
America, because our larger AM
sparsely settled area makes
much more expensive to carr,
: the mails, is an argument wh'c
!, in these Gays Of competitive ran
, !, ways is at best feeble, and whic
, will grow more and more feebl
every day. We hope that ou
senior Senator will persevere i
his plan to reduce our letter pos
/ age; it is an enlightened and prt
gressive idea, and worthy the q
tention Of fCongress::when that q
Itention can be spared from tt
: personal squables OF its men
bers.-Boston Bulletin.
Z .s{s ga .Ge
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09
u rRMa1E RITTERa 4 the kteal

ENGLISH FEMALE BlTTERS h TIE great
female medicine Of the age.
E. F. B. adds beauty to the cheeks mssfs 70
eyes and Arilliancy to the intellect.
f. +. 3. restores nature and gives relief
E. F. B. cures cases Of yean, stand'ng.
Do not despair, E. +: y. VIII cure YOU
Tn. medical profession all over the country
nr.ise The e. F. b. In curing female codaplaintss
r - Young B LaaiolstA
Asts. In Vefmiliouvtle.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09

nron,ooo,e 4 Cos Liver Pills are Tie 6eAe.
The surest. sre Dromgoole L Co.'S Liver Pill!.
E;le ON the stomach, use Dromgooie = Cos
Liver Pills. n,.,-
A sure thing, Dromgoole / Co,s Diver PMS.
= Young 4 Latiolais, Agents.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09
Che cafapette Aouertiscr,

TERMS
SrnsCnIIrION. DOLLARS per annum.
in advance. OF FIVE DOLLARS. If not paid within
the first three months. ..... s'
-ADvERTIsING-
Per Square. 10 lines or lese) 80. ...... 81 50
Every subsrquept insertion ......:. 70
Announcement of candidates for Office $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or Job
work. except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the Names business and
place Of residence, with paper included, Twelve
Dollar per annum.
All advertisements not marked. will be pub
lishetl until forbid and charged for accordingly
~ All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day Of publication. or on the day
Of sale.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09

cr.ve, and Gout cured with Drongdole zoos
buch0. .a
Dromeoole l. Co.'s Buchu eures tloodcd urine'
-' Young b LatiolAiss Agae
Vesmiliunville; -
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09

@It is only those who have dsns
nothing who fancy they can do every
thing.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09

n-o,,ooole 4 Co.'s Buchu Il al the rage fcf
sfeci;ons Of The Kidneys and bladder =.
u,dni;taI,le evidence proves that Dromg0ole q
Cos Bachu il the best and Cd eapest.
" Young l. Latioiais, Agents
Vermiliouville. Ii
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-09

sick,y fema!es should use Engikh Female hsesss
=. F. b. cures prolapsus useefi ana !eaeofr'oes
For liberation Of the womb, Z. ::
4. =. B. srOusea: restores ana Ies"eents.
Young b Lesiosaioviiis. Il,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

INFORMATION WANTED.-Allison Rnssiter left his
home on Clear Creek on the 2lst If April last to
Come to ,rson and return Immediately; but not
returning, and nothing being Known # him since
the % Of April, his lends have became alarmed
and entertain fears Of his having been The victim
of fatal accident or full play. 1t will be Con-
sidered great favor if any person knowing the
whe ,reabou Of said Roster, will communicate
with the APPEAL. m3lw
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

The WALLS of Fort Cavanaugh are
fast getting themselves above the rude
earth upon which their foundation
stands At the rare matters are going
on we shall have to have a corner stone
celebration in a very few days. Glad
to note snch decided progress in the
building of the State House.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

FIRs--The cause OF the alarm of
fire, yesterday afternoon about 6 o'clock,
was the burning of the roof of Captain
Wallace's residence on Third street
west Of Carson street. Furniture was
all removed into the streets, and con-
aiderahiy broken up. Damage not very
extensive Fire supposed to have caught
from a spark Firemen with their en-
gines promptly on hand. Capt. Wallace
10 insured ic the Pacific and Phoenix
companies.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

WARRENs. ATTENTION THE members
of Warren Engine Company No, are
hereby notified that their regular mon b.
ly meeting will be held this saturday }
evening, nj y o'clock. As the annual
election of officers of this company wi !
then be held. a full attendance of the
members thereof is requested.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

INsANE.-CaIebJ. Bennett, committed
by the District Judge of White Pine
county, as insane, has been forwarded
to the ylum at Stockton Bennett is
q cplortd man, Al years of age, a native
three mon BIS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

TaEHoRsE SHow.-We would remind
our readers iha, Professor Wright's ex-
hibi. on Of his powers as horse trainer
takes place this evening at the Carson
Theatre. 1t will be a very interesting
performance and we advise all admirers
of horse flesh to be 10 attendance.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

COMMISSIONED Blasdel has
commissioned George Williamson Smith
as Commissi on-r of Deeds for this Stare
to reside in Chicago W. W. Lntimer.
Comm ssioner of Deeds to reside in Bal
timore Thomas Campbell, Notary for
Lincoln county "A. D M-acham, Notary
for Exc county, and Wrlli.m DeKay,
Notary for Lincoln county.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

NOTICE. TO DsBToRs.-Mr. Ross Lew
ers, executor of the estate Of Sarah Lew
ers, deceased is selling off the stock Of
millinery goods belonging TO said estate;
ness notifies Miss. Levers debtors to
paw up. See advertisement in another
column.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

JAcKAssrfcAL. - There was a good
deal of fun and Laughter yesterday down
BY Doc Benton's stable over the cavort-
ings Of little jtckass of the rabbi,
variety. A chap who seemed to have
had some practice at the business,
mounted the ugly little beast, we'll abafl
the saddle place, and then wailoping
Jack about the shoulders caused him 10
buck and rear and pitch at most Wig
orous and commical rate. This opera
ton was performed several times and
the rider got several capsizes-but the
distance vas go short from Jacks back
10 the ground that it did 90 damage to
hide or bones. A colored man, who is
somewha, noted as skillful mustang
rider, tried to etick on Jacks back but
dida't succeed very we'll.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

In FBB U. S. DIsrRIcr Couar, yester.
day, Judge Hillyer, the following named
gentiewen were called - trial jurors and
excused until one week from next Mon
day, the 18th instant h. G. Parker,
J. A. Fiske. H. J. Nudge, A. N. Bulk.
10y, Jacob Muller, H. Emwons, J. G.
Dorsey, J. T. Griffith, George Kitz'
meyer, VIM. J. Msgee, C. J. Hamilin.
G. H. Asish, W. H. Corbets, E. N. Howe,
Samuel Hodgkinson, Joseph Plat, J. J..
Clarke, J. A. Lovejoy, Aaron Wells,
J. N. Benton, "A. W. Faxon, Jacob To
briaer, J. Q. Moore and q. H. Sherwood.
The following cases, set for yesterday,
were continued until the 18th: The
United States vs.. the following named
parties respectively, John Snow, n. Ap.
pisson; Charles Baker, e. Bloom6eid,
Losis Brick; ana slsos sgsiust '774iask-
ages -distilled spirits, and the case Of c..
q , Light, assig1es: John Crsightos,
saskrnpt, plaintiff va q. g. Olsxseas,
dsfssdaAt..
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TAKE WARNING!

VNHE v. 4 T. r. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS 10
i take due precaution sgainst accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running Of their
trains; and they take this method Of warming pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children playing about
their cars and locomotives. Thoss having In charge
the business Of the Company ind Il impossible to
PERSUADE boys, Who frequent the termini and stnp-
piLg places Of the Rad from climbing upon the
cars aod engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measurss II thses
aanOyances are continued. Recent sccidsats,
which ~ wholly ascEiAabls to the caseisssess Il
persons Il jumping - and Oh the Cars vhsA h
motion, sAoul& b Wsruing snoagA m shensslvsa
y. =. YkRIN01ON, SapssiaDsaAas.
February 10. $50. II
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

ALI BURNETT is a most capital artist
His delineations of character, while
being highly amusing, are not 10 the
least overstrained-as is TOO apt 10 be
the cas- With broad comedians-and be
throws quite as much legitimate express
sion into his assumptions ss Burton of
Dan Setchel ever did. He 10 hugely
funny. The young gentleman who ac-
companies him-Sbarpley, the concer-
tinist-executes really delightful music.
We cannot call 10 mind any such execu-
ton as bis upon the concertina. Miss
Helen Nash has very pleasing presence
upon the stage and recites with great
grace and effect. Altogether Burnett's
show is one of the best We have ever
seen in Carson.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

Orr TIE TRACK.-The locomotive
Storey" ran into Il pile of dirt and
rock which bad slid down upon the
track near the Brunswick Midnight be.
fore last and was knocked off the track
She is considerably damaged and will
have TO be hauled up for repairs for a
week or two. THIS is . most unfortu.
nate accident, coming as it does while
the other engines, injured by the late
collision are laid up. Fortunately the
train was running at very low rate
of speed or more serious results might
have ensued.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

DR. TJADER's health has so much improved that
he will prescribe for patients at his residence i'm
mediately west Of the Mint. ape I'm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07
Arrival. It The q. Charles Hotsl

A RrQUIsIrIoN by Governor Blasdel
on the Governor Of IIlinnis WAS made
on the % h ulI. for the arrest of Edward
F Murphy, charged with embezz eme Mt
IN HumboldI cuuutv
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

ADELISA PATTI collection of jeWelry
is greater than that of the Empress
Eugene.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07

tbs World says that killing Indians
is a UNSUITABLE Sionx-icide.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07
UNITED STATES TAXES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Annual List OF Taxes for the Collection Dis.
triet Of the state of Nevada. embracing Assess
ments Of Incomes for the year 1869, Special TAXES
for the fiscal year ending April ~, 1871 AMI the
Annual Taxes On Watches, Carriages aud Plate
has been returned &c me for collection. and ali
persons residing In the sixth Div sion of said bis
trict, and embracing the Counties Of Ormsby aui
Douglas. liable to pay such Taxes, are hereby no.
titled that the same have become due aud payable,
and will be received by me- my Office, in Carson
CITY, until and including the 10th day Of May,
1870. All persons who shall neglect or refuse to
pay such Taxes, within the time prescribed shall
be liable to ray i've (5) per cent. additional, and
interest AZ the rate Of ~ per cent. per month
together with such other costs a. the law pre-
scribes.
STEPHEN T. GAGE,
Coll Dist. Of Nevada.
Carson City, May 3, 1870. lot