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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01

The ASSAULT uroN Mr.. G. III. PORTER
Evidence BEFORE THE MAyoR.-Wc have
already mentioned the assault upon Mr.
Porter in the Dispatch of yesterday. The
cas. of Detective Patrick Woods, who was
charged with the offence, was before the
Malor Yesterday morning. r@t
Mr.. tharlcS ii. Porter was the first wit
nc>> examined. and testified us follows:
Il, in company with MIR. Humphreys,
was going up, Broad street between the
hours Of and o'clock i'll the evening,
when we were accostcd by Colonel Boiling.
Ey the tiuc Colonel Boiling left. Mr.. w. G..
Tnmpkins came up. Shortly before We bid
Mr.. Tompkins 'good-byc,' this person
Fat Wood~l came up, and said TO me,
How do you do, Mr.. Porter? ~ at the same
time extending to Inc his hand, which l ac-
ccptCd. told him that l was "lad to sec
him, but he must excuse me, that / did
not exactly locate him. He then informed
m" that his name was Pat Woods then
said know person of that name, but he
is taller and Slcnderer than you arc. How
ever, am glad to see YOU
He then said, "Come and take drink
lcXcuscd myself by saying that was in i
hurry that | was on my way to my house,
and was shortly going TO the depot, and
could not stop. He again requested that
should drink with him. and | again de-
clincd, thanking him. l then started up
Broad street i'll company with Mr.. Hum
phrcys, he walking on my right side. AS l
passed along / discovered that MIR. Woods
was walking by my left side; did not pay
much attention to the fact that he was ac-
companying me, us l had no apprehension
whatever that he had amy hostile intention
towards me.
. | had gone but little distance when
found myself rccling and blinded. Woods
got hold of me and drew his foot back to
kick me in the stomach. That reused all
my latent strength, and l succeeded in get
ting away. Then | SAW him trying to draw
out his pistol. A street car was coming
along at the moment, and / got shelter in
it, but some one connected with the car Or
dcrcd ME of. then went across the street
and got into place of safety.
Mr.. Humphreys was next examined, ana
testified to the above statement made by
Mr.. Porter. The attack, he said, was very
sudden, and gave them little OF no chance
of sclf-defcnce. Woods drew out his pistol
during the light and said - IN kill the id
rascal"
Mr.. Humphreys said that the attuck was
made OH him after the arrest of Woods by
Il policeman.
Woods stated that the person who had
him i'll custody was not policeman, but
citizen dressed in blue clothes.
Mr.. James l.. Bray was next examined.
No testimony was elected in eXtenuation
Of this aggravated assault. The Mayor sent
the case on to be tried before the next grand
jury term Of the Hastings Court. Woods
was bailed in the sum of 500.
Mr.. Porter's injuries, though painful, are
not deemed serious. He was cared for by
his physician, who dressed his wounds.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, ?
RICHMOND June lst. is7e. f.
II WILL ATTEND AT ny, OFFICE
i daily between the hours or 8 o'clock A. M. md
8 O'CLOCK r. NJ from the 18th to the 30th OF june
Inclusive for che purpose OF receiving from any
person charged with city TAXES the whole or
one-half OF the amount 0Itaxes charged, ded1ctiDg
from the whole amount, or one-hai!, as the case.
may 1li oe' .ll 'en pei '' ". s.. DAvIDsoN, 81
te 1.sIm Ia III City GoliectoYys Y
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LECTURES.


A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED
IA on WEDNESDAY EVENING, June lst at s
O'Clock ut the synagogue Betll-Ahaba, Eleventh
street. by Alfred L. Jones, Esq, Of Philadelphia
The Israclites of The city and the public generally
are invited to be present. 4sr.t 4 nov 3I--2tx
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WEDNESDAY,. JUNE l. is'

,,,v CIRCULATION OF TIIK DISPATCH
:. LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
,.,,, ,T,oN CF All. THE OTHER DAILY
il, ,v,vSrArERS or THE CITY. @r
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iDURE FRUIT JUIC Els. d ssis
We offer to those Wishing to make fine SYRuPS
for their soda customers RASP-
BERRY, PINEAPPLE, and ORANGE JUICES,
extracted from the fruits, and warranted pure. a.
SEA-MOSS FARINE, LIQUID CHOCOLATE
PASTE, SICILY LEMON SUGAR.
DESICATED CoCOANUT,S &t3i .fs q
SUGAR TAMARlNDS, aTRUFFIEs,s sYA-9,t-
N1LLA CHOCOLATE, BAKERS T-,.,,o,,
'.'s.s CHOCOLATE 80
ANDREW PIZZfEI 81 Co., ~ llf.'..E
897 Broad street. :ft.'ip. ~ EHz
! [my u u. 81 Es E.rii
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CITY AUD1TOR's OFTIcE,l
ess RICHMOND, VA, June !, 1870. :,
THE CITY ASSESSMENT, OF CLASS
| 4 OR LICENSE TAX for the year 1870 must be
paid to the City Chamberlain, upon the warrant
of the Auditor, on or before the 18TH DAY OF
JUNE NEXT. I will be at The AuditoS's Office
each day from 0 A. M. to z. III. ..y,srr;la,
The attention OF merchants and all others sub
iect to this tax is especially invited to the siib-
= -. = Auditor, +,
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EOR NEW YORK.-The OldsL@.
i Dominion Steamship Company, aEss :.
elegant side-wheel steamship NIAGARA, Cap
tain BLACKwOoD, viii leave her wharf at Rock
eits on FRIDAY, June ad, at S o'clock p. M.
Freight received until 4P. NJ. Fare, $l2 steer
age 80; round-trip tickets, $40. For freight or
passage, apply at the OFFlCE OF THE COM
IhNl, corner Eleventh and Main streets. dig
60 4
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DOR BALTIMORE.-Ste jaslsn,
Il PETERSBURG will leave her 80
wharf THURSDAY, June I'd. ut Q O'Clock a. 81.
Freight received up to 7o'clock z. nj. Wednesday.
For freight or passage applyto
jel-lt HARVEYS & WILLIAMS.
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TOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, ttzd;t
Il brig Fl. PORTER, one hundred and GTTL
eighteen tons Qlsl capac!ty-l.35O barrels. 49,.
Apply to PALMER, HARTS0OK & co.
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EHIPPls8.

TOR PHILADELPH IA.ASaal,
steamer nn ySs X Ser Sert n nj
receive freight for The above port, Till TIL URS-
DAY the "a Instant, at 12 O'Clock. Freight
Philadelphia, including meals and stateroom,t $S.
w. 2. PORTER, Agent,
ie l-et 80. No, a52j Dock street, Z
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with tongueless eloqufnce shall tell
OF those who for their country fefI,D

learth, Richmond delighted to- honor, and
who in death were not forgotten. 1t was
with pleasure that we saw the aliectionate
attention paid to the remains Of Bishop
Meade, Judge Lyons, DIR. Bolton, DR..
Warning, John NJ. Daniel, Patrick Henry
|Aylett, Captain w. Charters, Of our hate
cherished associate DIR. j. B. Brock, and of
others whose memory is still fresh in our
hearts. 80
Over the grave of Judge Lyons hand
some monument of pure italian marble,
bearing simple and appropriate inserip-
tion, has been erected, and on this occasion
1t was crowned with evergreen. John NJ.
Daniels grave is also marked by an attrac-
tive monument, and was festooned with
laurel wreatbs. gist
Or. Warnings place of burial was piled
with flowers weaYed into many fOtItis,
aud they were mostly tribtites from the
poor. whom ins his iltfs he had abefrisnded.
One cross I ffsSHertetje bore this insefipx
tioni: ssI'o the memory Of Or, t, Il, War
ing, o martyr 10 che sraiiss OK suffering has
susaity. His hereto deeds sshait live Ii fhs
nsests q q Eatstgl gsefles
Us' erocks ssaya Was ylalsea sy &aSy eI
those tewhcE he Was kpaWn ana ey whom
he was beloved, and before evening came is
was hidden from sight BY the foral oners
sngs TO bis memory. s.. g.
The grayesof Dr. Bolton and of Major W.
G. Dunham, which were near together,
were also loaded with flowers and ever
greens, and upon across GO the head OF the
flrst-naIned were inscribed tho appropriate
words, Death swaaleHed up In Victory"
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The NameIcss Graves.
The Monumental Pile.

the now completed memorial pile, erected
by the ladies, and which to future genera
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Dispatch carrier, Manchester and Richsioaa.
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Mr. 81 Undsrhill requested that he be !
permitsa to open and exanine the pollra
zi53.l.ls q y. 80 - = isfs7sts
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CHURCH NOTES.

At the Second Presbyterian church on
last Sunday morning Rev. DR.. Hoge
preached to large congregation, from
Proverbs, ill.,, 6: :" In all thy ways acknow-
ledge Him, and He will direct thy paths"
He suggested that the members of the
church take this text as their motto during
the coming year. The sermon on the occa-
sion was one Of great power and interest.
st. Paul's Episcopal church was crowded
On Sunday night. Rev. DR.. Minnjgerodo
preached On eloquent and exceedingly i'm
pressive sermon to young men from the
words " Where art thou?" It's delivery
had marked effect upon the congregation,
and the solemnity produced VAS apparent
when the services of the evening were
brought to close.
Rev. John A. Dearborn preached the
first sermon of bis pastorate at the Syca-
more (Disciples) church. Il was on able
effort, and Was we'll received by the congre-
cation. After the sermon four persons
were admitted to membership in the church.
The annual meeting Of the Second Bap-
tist church, Rev. J. A. Chamblss, pastor,
was held on Sunday afternoon. The re-
ports of the various committees showed
prosperous condition in all it's affairs.
Eighty members had been added during the
year, making the total membership now
3S2. The report Of the finance committee
stated that MI the current expenses had
been promptly paid, the benevolent contri-
buttons of the members had been largely
increased, and there was balance in the
treasury at the end Of the year. On the
roll Of the Sunday school there are 332
scholars, with an average attendance for
1869 Of 265. Two officers, two teachers, and
forty-fve scholars, were baptized during the
year.
The Missionary and Library Association
attached to the Grace street Baptist church
have elected the following officers for the
current year: J. E. Henderson, president ;
o. D. Brown, vice-president; B. 4. Jacob,
recording secretary; ". L. Montague, COR
responding secretary; p. S. Denny, trea-
surer 7. II. Elicit, librarian.
Fulton Baptist church commenced free
day-school on yesterday, in their house OF
worship in Rockets, under promising
auspices.
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six arms, according to its yigor, and if soil
and cultivation are good, each arm is per-
mittcd to retain three eyes; otherwise, each
is cut down to two.
At the end of the third year prune the
stock in such manner as to increase the
number of arms to six, if TINT could not be
done the year before. II the soil is good,
allow two eyes to each shoot !; if not, only
one eye and o sub-eye are reserved.
Henceforth the pruning is uniform from
year to year. This is 80 continued as
to leave at the extremity of every arm
one shoot of the preceding years growth !;
cut back to one or two eyes, according to
the vigor Of the plant. II g plant is very
strong, sometimes more than one shoot is
left on IN arm. Care is taken to balance
the "stock" on every side, by keeping the
arms equal in length and regular in posi-
ton. If too much old wood has accumu-
lated on the arms it should be corrected by
proper pruning, as previously directed.
In the discussion which cnsued upon the
essay, DR.. Moore stated that this mode Of
pruning related to all the varieties of grape.
Captain Allan stated that he was in favor
Of the raising of grape-vincs by cutting ;
that in California they we're raised not Us
zines, but as shrubs or bushes. They are
so prlned as to make them self-supporting
As far as his experience showed, the
raising of Virginia grapes by grating has
been q failure. The wood is so hard that
before the plant would root the leaves would
spring out and exhaust all the strength of
the young plant. 1t was impossible, with
out artificial heat, to produce plants from
the root graft Of Norton and other Virginia
grapes. He was of the opinion that the
plan mentioned by Mr.. Flagg would prove
successful.
Dr.. Beattie said that his experience en-
tirely corroborated the statement of Mr..
Allan.
The subject of the Manufacture and
Manipulation of Domestic Wines was
chosen for discussion at the next meeting,
and Colonel William Gillian was appointed
to read an essay upon it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-04

MAYORS CorRT.--Tbc following cases
were examined and disposed Of at the May
or's court yesterday morning:
Lizzie Hobson (negco), charged with
ironically rendering the compliments of the
season to Louisa Moore in tho form of an
assault with an iron poker, was requested
to pay the city treasury $3.50 for the plea
sure sic derived from the act.
William Gordon (negro), for being drunk
end disorderly and 30 far wanting in re-
spect for the majesty of the law as to curse
aud abuse the police, was required to pay
S..
George Lyons (negro), charged with being
disorderly in the market and threatening
Policeman J. 7. Coz, was rcprimanded and
discharged.
Sam Bryant, Madison Bryant, and Geor-
gcanna Brown (ncgrocs), ar cstcd tQr being
engaged in triangular Gght in the mar
ket, TO the discomfort Of their neighbors
and the peril Of their own personal integ-
rity, were warned OF tho consequences of
repetition of such conduct, and released.
john Morris (negro), entered too largely
into the spirit Of tnc New Years fcstivi-
ties, got thoroughly ohfusticated, made
nuisance Of himself in the street, and Was
fined FIVE dollars for his irdiscretion.
Lizzie Johnson and Susan Davis two
sable damsels), charged with being disor-
derly in the house of Robert Spriggs, and
with persisting in settling their disagree
mcnts by wager Of battle, were made to pay
$3.50 each for being in possession Of such
pugnacious propensities.
Sam. Christian (negro), for gambling in
the house Of John Clark, was fined IS.
Peter Gilpin and Caroline Gilpin, charged
With, threatening to shoot Rebecca Gilpin,
and the latter worthy charged with threat
cninr, with the aid of bar of iron, to make
corpses of Peter and Caroline, we're admo-
uished and discharged
The charges against Sam. Page (negro)
for breaking the windows of the house OF
Della Mack, Albert Taylor (negro) for steal
ing frewood from Louisa Brooks, and Ben
jamin NJ. Gee for assau!ting and beating
Augustus Mantley, were dismissed.
Charlotte Gray, diminutive specimen OF
sable humanity, charged with stealing lot
of wearing apparel belonging to Jcnnio
Wade, Clara Coleman, and Mollie Marshall,
was held to answer an indictment before
the Hastings Court in February.
r. L. Bohannon, an apparent idiot, ana
On old habitue OF the police court, whose
propensity for stealing seems to be unco1-
trollable and incurable, was before the
Mayor this morning for stealing saddle
cloth, valued at $3.50, from General An
son, and remanded for Indictment before
the Hastings Court in February.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-04

The year 1910 finds the AZ: OF photography car
r!ed to perfection by those skilful operators who
nave kep, pace with the discoveries OF science
and tho inventions Of the ingenious. Among these
Generators c. X. REESE 6 Co. take front rank, as
Is conceded by the profession aud acknowledged
bv the critical taste Of the most fasti6ious public
They have neglected nothing In thelr ecofts 10 at
tain and hold their advanced position, and they
confidently offer to excel all competitors In this
city u the production OF every species and size OF
photographs. Enjoying every facility In their
large and long-cstabl.shed gallery. thes make no
false pretensions when they claim to furnish ther
patrons the very best photographs at the yer? low
est prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-04

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Richardso & Co..,
rea! estate agents and euctioneers, made
the following sales during the past months:
$50 acres of land for sl7 900. another farm
for $1,000, brick dwelling and lot for
$1,000, brick store and 10. for 4,45O
(the last named property was sold by them
six months ago at the same price), 100
acres for $4,000, IS acrea for s2,40o, 65
acres for $4,000, q brick dweg.ng and lot
81 500, two framed dwellings--one for $500
and the other for $500, 27 acres for 1888 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-04

The great closing sale Of dry goods at LEVY
BROTHERS, attracts great attention. Those aeed'
hog articles In their lire have found II to te 10 ad-
vantage TO go TO the Old Southern Dry Goods Store
and make their purchases. a reduction at this
time, when money Is SO very scarce, must prove
benefit, and we advise all who are % need Of dry
goods to call without delay.
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CAME TRUE.-The cold weather predicted by u
Is here Il will last awhile. Be edmonlsbed Dow,
and 20 to Mr.. j. B. WATxIys's. I'LL Maln street,
and yet some oi bis extra Goals, coke, and WOO,
at low prices, and keep warm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-04

u. ELLysoN i Co. will inser. adyert.ssazsrtsta
the principal newspapers In virgiistA NORTH
lima, Tennessee, and the HosttcFn cities, ata
ilsbers' rates, for cash. Apply at tbis oEacs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-04

Especial attention Is called to the Select Eng
lish and Classical School Tor boys OF Ar. X. b.
HoLsrEAD, A, NJ, at No. ole 1aisin, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, nearly opposite the "Arling-
ton House." Advantages In entering arc Of
fered. See his advertisement In snoshs. co,riurs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-04

CITY WOoD FOR THE PooR.-The city
will deliver wood to the poor tomorrow.
Tickets for the same must be procured to.
day at the office, On Broad street between
Eighth and Ninth.
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All the monthly magazines, all the literary and
illustrated papers, and all the New Yorh- Balti'
more, Washington, and Richmond dailies, al
ELLYsoS & TAYLoR's news depot next TO tho
p;,,,1ycJ buildinp.
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BOOKSELLERS BANouET.-The leading
booksellers of Richmond gave banquet to
their employees at Zctellc's last night. The
dinner wes gotten up in Zetclle's best style,
and the intellectual part of the entertain
ment was also thoroughly enjoyable.
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I..aa* g F,EE.-rhc alarm o. fire
-, A. ..,:a.n@ w@s caused by the ignition
3: ..n .@..4Gcv q the house at the corner
q f. -,.eet and Lumpkiu's alley.
r.. a,tvm NJ o'clock Sunday evening
r, .--"i by the ignition Of q chimney
al. .-... - I.sdalc's Hotel, Locust alley.
RI alarm late Sunday night was
r..-.. .. the aurora boTcalis.
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IT" :" -"-NTTN..-NNV. JVIN F"I 1"E' u
-.....,.., .r. IL i.uc!a-.l. where ne has spent
.. -..... e- g.; years. vii. lccturc for thc ben
f..5t., ~aaHy school at this church to-
...: 80 e's.o>k. His subject viii be
..,......,. .- people, Tue wcll-kEown
4, ....5 r:.- Gentleman is s,tthcicn. qua
.~..,..-.; 81. WHO "ii"nd will be Interested
l..:1,:. l.
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''L'. o%lHAN ASYLuM-hxxurNCE
,5'-'"n'E to 'he many other demands
- - ~ 'h! 10 the clpse Of the year the agent
,t.n, ,',7 lh7,''n'Ion has not thought il pru-
=" can upon number Of our citizens,
.,,.,@ ',',@ 'LrM 'nan% Of our prominent mer-
in'i,. i,,''i,t' lAche gentlemen may expect to
~. F''.,''c't III 4 lr" days. The asylum, us
,,,. ""'' oxen eaid, III tt benevolent acccs-
- - ago deserves 10 be supported.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-16
A PROCLAMATION.
By the presid-n, of the United States of America.

By the President Of the United States of America.
where's q convention concerning the citizen
ship Of emigrants between the United States of
America and the Grand Duchy of Hesse, was
concluded aud signed by their respective plenipo-
,en.iaries at Darm,tadt on the first day IF Au-
gust one thousand eight hundred and Nxry-eisht,
which convention being in the English and Ger
,,an languages is word for word As follows:
In witness whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States to
be AFFIXED.
Duns in the city Of " ashinyton this thirty first
day of August in the year Of osr Lord one thu
sand eight hundred and sxt mine, and Of the in
dependence Of the United States the ninety fourth.
fU. $ seal L. :. GRANT.
by the President
HAMILTON kIsH, Secretary of State
And whereas the .aii additional articles have
been duly ratified both parts, and the respective
ratificasions OF the same nave been exchanged.
Now, therefore, be i, known that l. Ulyssss 8.
Grant, President Of the United States of America,
have caused the said additional articles to be AIDE
public To the end that the same. and every clause
and article thereof may BE- observed and fulfilled
with goo. f,iti. by the United States and tie citi
gems thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be af
nxed-
Done at the city Of " ashington. this fifth day Of
February in the year If our Lori one thousand
eight hundred sn9 seventy. and Of the independ-
ence Of the United States the ninety fourth
lsxsIl U. s. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-16
NOTICE
To All Owners of Lots in
Dayton, Lyon County.
Nevada.
One Year in which to File your
Claims,
From I1z1vZth, 1870
From Ju1y7th,187O

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l, WILL
~ LIAM HAYDN. Judge of the Fourth Judi
cal District of the State of Nevada as Trustee for
the owners OF property in Dayton, Lyon county,
Nevada, under an Act of Congress entitled % An
Act for the relief of the inhabitants of Cities
and Towns upon the Fnbiic Lands APP
proved March 2, 1867, have received Patent
from the United States for the east half the south
east quarter Of the northwest quarter and the east
half Of the southwest quarter of section twenty
three; the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter of section
twenty six. and the southwest quarter Of section
twenty four and The northwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter of section twenty five in Town
ship sixteen, north of Range twenty one (21) east,
in the District Of lands subject TO sale at Carson
City. Nevada, containing eight bundled and forty
acres. Patent dated May 18th, 1870. And all
persons owning lots or parcels Of ground in said
town site must within year alter the first
publication of this notice file with me, at my Office
in Dayton, Lyon county. Nevada, written descrip-
ton and claim of the lots of land owned claimed
by them or they will be forever barred Of any RICH
or interest in law or equity in or to such lots
parcels Of ground remain nclaimed after tn
expiration Of such period Of one year.
WILLIAM HAYDON,
District Judge, Fourth Judicial District, Nevada,
Trustee.
July TIL, 1870. jy7-1aw-l0w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-16

A Res.;gfion in relation TO settlers the late
Sioux Indian reservation in tie state of Minne-
sJsA
E,.oivet by the Senate and House Of Repre-
-nfai;res of the Uaited States Sf America in
Congress assembled. That the act of Congress
approved March sixth. one thousand eight hun
tired and eixfy- eight. enttl-d .. An act for the
relief Il settlers the late Si.'ux Indian keser-
SAfios in the STATE e Minnesota" be. and the
s.n.- is hereby, ID amended to allow the
settlers therein provided fur until the first day Of
march, Anno donsini eighteen hundred and sew
eufy one in which ~ make proof and payment
far their claims.
Approve March u, 1T6.