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CLUDbING AN INVALID.
Serious Charge Against n Police Omcer-IIs
Examination Yesterdny-Ailcged Cruel and
luf,uman Conduct.

Serious Charge Against Police Oficer-Tlis
Examination Yesterdny-AIlcged Cruel and
Intiuman Conduct.
Officer George w. Whitney, Of the Twenty second
precinct, was brought before Justice BIXby, aC the
forkve Police Court, yesterday, charged by one
Francis Mcdonnell, of TAG Tenth avenue, with beat
ing him in a savage ana cruel manner. If the facts
alleged In the complaint are true the Off
Ger deserves swift and condign punishment.
1t appears from the aflidavlts produced that
on the 9Th OF March, about five O'Clock In the after
noon, Mcdonnell, between whom ana officer Whit
ney some misunderstanding has been existing 1or
some time past was standing at the foot Of Ftieth
street, North river in company with another young
man. tue officer approached Mcdonnell and told
him he wanted n!m TO accompany him to
the station house la Forty.ssYenth street.
walked along win him. lie dld not 20 very
lar, however, when he became very faint
aud teil down. IL appears that ior some time past
Mcdonnell has been suffering from disease OF the
heart and tnat the least excitement causes pros
trat!on ol the body. The officer then drew his
club, suppusing Mcdonnell was play ing false and
struck hun three or tour times. He Then be-
came insensble, and the oihcer ultimately re-
moved Inn 10 the station, when he pre- erred against
him Il charge OF Gisorderly conduct. Az the station
house Mcdonnell recovered ms senses, ana on
stating the circumstances under which he had
been arrested was sent home by Sergeant Murphy,
VINO on duty at the desS. Mcdonnell in his
affidavit gives full statement OF the above facts,
alleging tnab OHCcf whitney CTucily anu
beat him While under arrest on no charge whatever.
He had sign OF intoxlcation at the time. He al.
legged that his arrest and the lll-treatment he
ceved at the hands OF the officer endangered his
life. A certificate or DR.. Smith, OF No. 227 West
Forty-nntn street. was presented to Justice BIxby,
snowIn. that Mcdonnell has been suffering from
disease OF the heart for some time past for which
he has been in attendance upon him, and that the
least excitement would cause such prostration OF
vitality as might endanger his life. 1ne oiicer re-
quested an adjournment OF the case until next
FRIDAY, which was granted. In the meantime ne
has been allowed out on parole TO appear when
called upon. The case - to be brought under the
notice the Police Commissioners, who also 10
investigate charge winch mas been preferred
against Sergeant Murphy for taxing upon himself
Lne liberty OF alscnarging prlsoner.
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SHIP HUpscN Reed sailed from Akyab May g. 1892 for
hat she lost. a1 with ali i'eS'
sas ns PA In 1862
sHIp SoERIDEEEN (Nor), from London for Providence,
.ss Ss Tns s 1sIs1 sq
ed at Plymouth and said to be forwarded
by other vessels
Feb San Francisco which put into Cowes 23 damaged
BY collision has cargo Of $40 tons pig iron and lS5 tons
BARK SYRIA tncw, 500 ons Peengil from 81 John, NE,
for s SoSa ss a IN the hs Sd OF
board quantity Of slaves ant 100 tons ballast.
BARK wIhlIAMs from Mobile yin New IL Lonson sos, for
Watch HILL struck the Middle Ground causing her to leak
some.
Messina, coded win vessel name &C. not teegraphed),
sinking the latter. The has to pay damages.
BRIG OCEAN STAR Dr. from New York for Cadlz, which
lion 9TH inst.
soHn TROJAN (Br), from Ponce for Boston, remained
OF shore high the beach, vessel in good order with no
cargo be discharged day Steamer John
Pearson at Sctuste but she could render no assist
scuR PRAIRIE BIRD, Campbell from Havana for Boston,
ashore on Cape Pose about Of ahe ..h Inst Sne was
damaged
scne ANN TURNER. at Philadelphia 9th inst from New
the hS' "a inst inst. '''''''' ''''''' -N '- ~ 80 :
SOM Jous West. March 2, SThe !, ob brg
boarded schr John BAXTER With & sn, "a and rud
over Ss o saTfa ni sas
SOM A MrppLEroN, JR-Fears arc entertained for the
safety ss e or Hew nys o sss AWs was
sS s csRs sns s%h q .is1s ssGs
repofted Capt her four hours and bis crew
IN OF r ssF sr int" Uap pO s
SINCE been heard from & she was an a AZ yese Or
when she left port.
PILOT BOAT a LnaaErr-The Coast wrecking Co have
got out and TO the pilot boat Aom Legget
Highlands, TO her OIL
two IL the weather continues favorable.
BnEnE March sThs bark 4 Watjsn NG & Captain a,,
badly damaged by ice.
.MoNrrvrpEo, Jan 25 Bark Lindo IBr, Carmichael for
will have to discharge cargo.
Miscellaneous.
sonn r. Of has & been sold to par nss
Somerset and be employed In connection with the seine fish
Notice to Mariners.
Notice hereby given that the frs: class iron Buoy
placed mark Boon Island LEDGE Maine broke adt from
It's moorings In the gale OF the iSin u wiz Do replaced
" Of hs aTLI Ed LII Inspector Is. district
Portland, March 5, 1870
Whalemen.
sear Arthur Clifford Dyer, at St vincen4 Jan a5 Had
rough passage OF 18 days. Would sail next day for tho
scbrs Ada Dyer Dyer. Oracle Parker, Dyer, were
a! St Vincen, Feb 8 Would sail next day for the Keys.
spoken.
Ship Fortune Taylor from Calcutta for Eoson Dec &C. lat
ship Lydia skolacd skoneld, from Calcutta for Boston,
Jan 0, lat 36 % {, lon q 81
Ship MerrImac, Jacobs, Bremen for Rangoon, Dec
s, lat 29 20 s, Ion % 60W.
Bark Inveray B Hutton, from Adelaide for Boston, Dec
%, lat 81 y, Ion 80 4.
q GS g grssssTeh' from Hong Kong
Bark achem Kerivan, from Salem for Zanzibar, Dec o
lat ~ 43 $, lon 40 % h.
Brig Caao Coggns from Palermo for New York, Feb l6,
at the entrance OF the Straits OF Gibraltar.
Brig Adelaide, ~ days from Port Prince for Roson
March lat ~ 81 ion 73 10 by pilot boat Blunt, No ny
Foreign Poris.
ANTwEIp, Teb-Arrycd at Flushing c1i. barks Laila
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED DY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Fanta Freeman Philadelphia with mdse' to
Ship John Clark tof BOSTON,, Ross Calcutta and Sand %a
Hsssa NGy 10 wS an. osS 3 f Hone Msnd jam
1s N % Sb lon wv " if; Sfsn @ M
oreans O. 20 n, ie s anchoFed OUTSIDE the bar
to sa e pef
10 @ 70 are n Ct d ssay S
to light northery Winds crossed the Equasor "a
i1n sn. 80 e: 1HPsFsassa sasn
syss l. sSf sps asi
hour no date s s. S o signai,ed .hig Johl,a Ina r G
bs sSp S%Ss &STsiSs 81 Esy ss as psn No s
% a y hanass as fqS
for liverpool Stu lat spaka bark n Sssissipga,
g. .i Zip ST. As5ss is
Gmed r from Cardiff for Msnsevieo' ls'h' lat u u
log ip Il r. seanon ns S1s's o ae ohqaa.
Dec IS s Msr nna s"asa The Eaus,o
sad srant ns sa.. %sa4oT rom %s% 70 sss ESE
cxsansaa .gnss with Whaling sss 9aTfb pss 81
as .ssa e SR ~ Ss s
ess. Horn ad y Sss % lone s " sass
50 aays n "a 3 ays days s1 The been g svs 70 q
LAT ion q ". with heavy NE, NV and Winds and is
aiSs ssp James Ha.qn Liverpool % with mdse.
e s SS sa Soyns S
topsn breaking the ship Jan 81, experienced
another heavy gale in which sailor named Higgins, fell
stantly; FEB l5 Lay q ~ Ion 50 M seerage pesscpScr BY
had heavy gales from WNW to NV, until March g. since
which have had light easterly winds and thick snowy
weather. ..
Ship America Orb Bartlett London, via Q9eenstown ~
days, with mdse to Ewell Co. Had moderate easterly
winds up tho last ~ days, then heavy NV and Winds
(The is anchored outside the bar) -
Bark Athlete (Br, Churchill London Jan co. with mdse to
Boyd 4 Hncken. Came the southern passage ana nnd
rough weather Feb lat A. Ion 30 encountcrea gaze,
creasng for period Of 20 days. lost forward ioreiopsa
lnntmast stove forward house fore and main anu
sails Feb 49, James Veno, seaman, of Halifax fe from
he mantopsaY Arl 70 the deG and instantly klDed
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A WOmAN WHO DARED.

Among the passengers by the siesia yesterday
were man named Hessler, and woman VINO Is the
wife OF Michael Mortz, now in Strasbourg, France.
The pair crossed over together. each having left
partner in the welded state behind. According to
the statement Of the woman the separation between
her and her husband was mutually agreed upon,
and as her husband is very wealthy she took with
her ample means for the Journey. The pair were
arrested in HoDokeD on an affdavit made Dy reia-
tive OF Micnaei Mortz that the woman mad stolen
some OF her husbands money. This relative, VINO
resides In New York states that nc received des-
pafch TO that effect. Mrs. Mortz was taken before
Justice WHITE TO whom she related an evidently
truthful story, admitting that she mad several thou
sand francs but that 1t was her property, and was
IaEen wifi, the consent OF her husband the pair
Ni be detained, however loT Iurlher inVesueatiou.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH ., 1870.
CLEARED.

Bark Bolivia Chapman Aspinwall-Panama Railroad Co.
Bark Agatha tBr), Basain Port Morant, Jn-Campbel
Thayer.
Brig Virginia, johnston st Pierre, Mart-H Vatable
Son.
Brig VIM Robertson, Shepard, Kingston, Ja-A Solomon
6Co.
Brig Helen Rich, Strout Cienfuegos--W Ray & Co.
Brig Laura Gertrude Walsh, Mobiie-E d Hurlbut q Co.
Schr Alice G Grace Gilchrist, Oporto-H Loud Co.
Schr Athea, Smith, Trnidad-Overtont Il Hawkins
Schr Marcus Hunter, Orr Port johnson, Lie Hatch:
Schr Mountain Laurel, Atherton Savannah-Bentley, Mil
Ter 4 Thomas. -
schr Koda Holmes, sopcr, Brunswick CAT Mayhew
Co.
Schr Russell, Smith, CharlestonN MeCready Co.
Schr Grace Gardner. Smith, Wilmington, NC-Overton d
Hawkins ~
Schr EJayne Collins, Richmond-N L McCready Co.
schr A Chase, Kelly, Norfolk-C Staples Co.
Schr Plata, Blizzard, Wilmington, Del.
Steamer j w Garrett, McI4aughn, Baltlmore
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Braolklyn Navy Ynrd.

1t ts expected that in few days some thirty men
viii be discharged from the construction room OF the
Navy Yard. as the funds IN that department. are
nearly exhausted.
sion on tie 10Th. Her officers are all ordered on
board.
The spar deck battery (nineinch guns) OF the
steamer Colorado Is now beng changed for short
trunne guns instead OF long trunnel guns
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NEW YORK CITY.
Minor Items of Metropolis
tan News.

The following record VIII show the changes IN the
temperature Of the weather for the past twentysour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day Of
last wear as indicated by the thermometer at Hud
NUTS pharmacy. hERALD Building, Broadway, cor
nor of Ann street,
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

BOSTON, March Q, 1870.
The United States monitors Miantonomoh and
Terror are under to leave the present week,
the FORMER for the West Indies and the latter for
HAMPTON Roads.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL WONDER.

A MEDICAL HyaTP-s M2HPsF. LIFE BA1sAn
s,Eaa s @ sps
Kd1sy s sa 4 G Ia. 5e BEEN nSst eeS ty h
public twenty-five It. mas cured hSndsd ossS
ssye for s m al c5e
old ulcers May f 0Sf 5; carries
HyAs LIE gAAN cured 81 bTSns Es ESsas a
sssa"l % Alter falling cure arope from the
most eminent m'aSnl sch5pFrLous pF1r'Lit,puHss'uj ULCER
HYATTs LIFE gALsAN cured MI MIA Jacob s Both 1 once ss2
the esh the bone Mr. has is years. with
0ps Frnsspa deoo. ass Grand street. by druggists 81
per bottle, or six for i5.
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES DETAINED IN new a.s.,.s Yonk,
sufficient a a 10 srnes ss IN s
B s1LvaIs MAssBfS, aSB FaiFED sFMSHhEka EHkr &C.
ss @ 'nps6lisS BsonnwxY ST. HOTEL
Fine cold e as a ca nS aso oST cSas ssa Earrings and
nSsfk,1TiIs3 A;sEhTI Fsafslsti knScEb 5qsRf' Fsfck
Solid Silver Spoons Forks, Cups . Napkin Kings &C.
SILVER AiM'I'IsllS pLaTED h5'ss.AE WARE
FRENCH JEwELEY hSstsE aIAssEs sET Td 5hwELH
a. onchalf the usual prices. 200 .,,vy
AIS Broadway door below Canal street and 5s Broad
between Twenty-sevenih and Twensy-esh.n streets
CHURCH STREET. BETWEEN CoRTLANDT AM! and
" W.
nicely adjusted at very low price, Always managed 'h' ~
diincul cases OF rupture. ,.,rnopu ,.,o pccs D. Ca
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
ia Goods marked IN plain ngurss'
Call and examine the prices
STERLING sILvEE' ND BELOW COST.
our stock must be closed before is Of May next and
,be will be after that date by our success
sors Messrs NICOL DAVpsvsi ~ 9so nr ~
Corner or Broadway and Broome street.
our store ssxlo to let either entire or the lofts sepa
rately. ----------------
,1IruAT,,s GOLDEN COD Liver o!L.-PURE AND
M re,abe obtained fresh and healthy vers ana ln
by any produced Sold BY AZ arng-
sss .. inlnli-Ao -oN-e : 49,, -~--~-~~--- - .-
DECKHAMs HAIR BAZAAR HAS REsun,Ep 1,s. S.Shd srESi
paymnt.-An importers stock OF Human lar Swltches
selling or nj RETAIL a5 Grand street. near hori iaylors
between Bowery and Chrystc Streets CnateaDc Brads
only SO.
CuSNDELIERs AND GAS FIXTURES,
~ In GLASS, BRONZE AND ORMoLp,
al and below cost
F. " HAUGHWOUT co,
corner Broadway and Breome street.
u,uoNAs n. AGNEw, go GREENWICH STREET,
New York reduced te prices of Teas, Cqlftcs S.
usrs Flour and Kinds Of Groceries. Moasegs f3si
siops to the gold staianrf
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Oscar Cutter, the captain Of the canalboat Fannie,
lying foot OF Court street, fell dead last night
In the cabin or hts vessel while playing cards with
some friends. Coroner Jones was notified. me de-
ceased was q nauve Of TRANQUIL county, ohio.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

John Bowen. Of the Newsboys Lodging House,
yesterday fell into the cellar OF No. 10 Ann street.
fractured mis- skull and was sent to Bellevue Hos
pital.
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SHIPPING N E w S.

Almanac for New York This Day.
Sun rises... 6 20 Moon SETS. IL 80
Sun SETS ....... 6 OIL High water..mo ! 32
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General J. Watts De Peyster gave breakfast yes
terday morning In honor OF Captain Frederick Say
bush, OF the English army. 1t being his 105th birth.
day. General Mcdowell and IL number OF prominent
officers OF tne army and militia were present.
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SAILED
Mar:nc Disasters.

Steamships Russia, and Nevada Liverpool; Tyrap Gins
cow; schr Retorno, Campeachy, &c.
Wind at sunset w.
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Average totHptFHtUre yesucrudy 5IT
1890 iess xe.r - e 42I
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Along the Coast.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH OF MARCH.
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REI.OW

Ship Athena (NGl wark, So days from Bremen with mdse
(by pilot boat q W Blunt, No H.
Bark Stampede Gikey, from sagua tby pilot boat Ezra
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

The Executive Committee OF the Republican Gen.
esal Committee met last night and organized for the
ensuing year by the election OF Alderman A. b. Thorn
az chairman of the committee The chairman ap-
poInLed commit co In relation to the Navy Yard,
authorizing them to 20 10 Washington and cominu-
nlcate Win the committee from the New York Re-
publican General Committee. The names OF the
committee. are AS foilows:-E. ID. Webster, Jacob
Worth, John Williams, Georae @. Bennett, A. b.
Thorn A. M. Bliss, s. Is. butcher and 5. NJ. Blatch-
ford.
Colonel John Wilder, editor OF the Journal of
Commerce. at Kansas City, Missouri was killed yes
terday by James Hutchinson. Death was instanta-
neous.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

The body OF Lieutenant Colonel Henry T. Head,
OF the Fourteenth regiment, ,:of Brooklyn, was buried
yesterday at Greenwood Cemetery with full military
hOnors. The runeral was attended by large num-
ber OF prominent military officers.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
BROOKLYN NTELLiGGXCE.

Some inquiries have been made as to what the
Indebtedness OF Brooklyn is at the present time but
II Is said there Is no direct means OF ascerGanng.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

Thomas Kinsella, one OF the members of the Water
ana sewerage Board, has resigned mis- position.
His term OF oflce would not have expired In four
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

Mr. w. Fl. Seward has accepted an invitation
rendered by the New York Historical Society to de-
liver lecture under ITS auspices on the 9TH Of June
at tue Academy OF Music. The lnvlrtatlon was
rendered On behalf OF the society by Mr.. Erastls
Benedict and Mr. G. p. Kirkland.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

Last evening the Sunday school attached to the
Bleecker street Universalist church gave their
thirty second annual exhibition. The church was
crowded. there being scarcely even standing room
for those VINO came late. The declamatOns, ad-
most excellent STYLE and 1t Is not too mucn say
that the whole Thing was decided success and
reflected great credit upon those having 1t IN
charge,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-08

Be u Enacted By the Senate ahd Ho.seo q. Reprssnf'
atires of the United Hdtos Of m1'e ." Con-
0ress dsJrNLicd
That oil that portion Of the western dl,trict'
land district, created by the act approved MaIcn
three, eighteen hundred and hny-eevon, entitled
"An act TO establish three additional land dlatricn
IN the Teri,ory Of kansas. !" which ID situated north
Of the townships ten and eleven south In said STATE,
shall constitute q new land district. to be called the
Republican land district.
Sec. 2. And be- II further enacted. That the Pred.
dent be, and he ID hereby authorized. whenever the
public interests shsil" require, to appoint by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate, or du.
ring the recess thereof. and untiithe end of the next
session OF Congress After such appointment. . rey1'
ter and q receiver for the district hereby created,
who shall respectively be required TO reside ~ the
site OF their Offices, have the same powers, response
LllI,irs and emoluments. and b. subject TO the iam
acts aipI penalties which are or may be prescribed
BY law IN relation to other land oficen OF the United
States In Md State.
Scc. q And be Il futthcr enacted. That the public
lands Ia said district shall he subject TO sale and dis
pOSaI upon the same terms and conditions A. ether
public lands OF the United States provided, that al
sales sud locations made at the once or the old dis
tTict OF lands situated within the limits OF the new
district, which shall be valid and right In other re.
spects, up 10 the day on which the new once shan
20 Into operation. b.. and The same arc hereby COD
nrmr,i.
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GOOD BOOKS FOR ALL.
"BooKS WHICH ARE BOOKS"

rrpDp 70 UsT m kV.CEI
~ LII Er sHC.n
IL Works rs should he found In every linrar!
VIM 'ns ,eas" SIety s ,hm, mini
Gntcrlalh, instruct ana lmpto'e lne Hlhu;
Copies VIII ~ sehl ny return posi- D" feee'p' VI
priSG; SLr,. ,u,.r,,
NEW TN : OF S,gna ., HmHanel
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hxternM roruis, any er,PSc,an! ~ .ne Ilu'
man race llNinei WIN more ,'hn 3he
innusanu ltus.ans n' ~. mmoemmI
IIIce; ~ onS !sho 'oiuhe' 100 PaSeS' ha'u'
u sUN'c X PGGFNs 81 AND GEOLOGY. OF. The
Biblical account Of Mans Grafton. Tested
, n ~ .Jas p 'rhon,mson n d IT, /.
,rpnI NJ W.: ~. fSa,i,, p,,h, P.,s,iou nj tho
1aN %, NV, ar niEus ~ coUircni Se.
icc,,on and shoxllpu who mSx and WHO NAV
not ma,rx For bnis seIcsl By Il r. Wells
p,ics az
,,r rLsS TX ban now illus.
iiU ,,. AZ ga MsAD ~ pSrenoiory and Physioc.
m ~ tan S,"Jcu,s and EISminers, With a
nomy, LOT SsuTr, The s,zes of iSc different
SnsrI 10, et,% n Rain In the Delinea,ion Of
Snalso'esi y S"" "p""'"
R6TCHTioS: It's Elementary Principles
fonnded on the Nature OF Man. By J.. q.
Sunrzhcim. NJ, u. With m appendix. con.
taininc the Tcmpcraments, and a brief aualy.
sis OF tho Faculties. Illustrated. 81 20.
FAMILY. PHYSICIAN. A Itcndy Presenter
and HygcnIc Adviser. With reference TO the
Nature, Causes. Prevention and Treatment OF
Diseases. Accidents and casualties OF every
By joel sIew. NJ. D. Muslin, 81. ~
FOOD AND DIET. With obscryaiions on tho
Die,ical RcSimSn' suited for Di'o o. states cs
,ls Dis, adj s, e SOM .,. & ,SO PIIn sII h. Metre
fanatics, Criminals, Children, and the Sick,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-08

/, E. C. Cooke, Justice Of the Peace in and for
Township No. 8. County OF Storey, State OF Ne.
yada, and .ex-oficlo Registry Agent Of said
Township, hereby certify thai tho foregoing Is
q full and complete lirt Of all the names regis.
tered by me from the 18th day Of March, A. D.
1914, to the 2lst day Of October. a. d. 1870, and
now remaining on the Official Register, OF per.
sons entitled TO vote In the Filth and Sixth
Election Districts Of Storey county, at the gen.
eral election to be held In the town OF Gold I'LL,
on the 9Th day II November, A. D. 1870.
And l hereby give notice that I will receive
objections to the right to vote on the part OF any
person 30 registered, until o o'clock, p. T.. on the
81 day OF November, A. y. 1870.
Witness my hand, this twenty.second day OF
October, 4. d. 1870. +. G. COOK.
Justice OF the Peace, Township No. 3, county
Of Storey, and x-oficlo Registry Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-08
VKOwN POINT GOLD AND

" SiINer Mining hy.-LUt Ut
Works, Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada
Notice il hereby given, tina; 4, \ meeting Of the
Trustees Of said Company. held on the ssth
day OF October 1870. an assessment OF Three
Dollars and Fifty Cents lS3 go pee share was
levied upon the capital stock Of said Company,
payable Immediately in United States gold coin.
10 the Secretary. at the Office OF the Company,
Room 81, Hayward's Building. No. 40 Cali.
fornia strset, san Francisco. California
Auy stock upon which said assessment shall
Ienain unpaid ON tn. FIRST 4 OF DE.
CHMBER. lSeO. shall he deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale NJ public
auction, and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, win be sold on the aOth day ~ Deccm.
Der. 1870, to pay the said delinquent aS-css.
mcnt, together with costs OF adver,iSin. and
expenses Of the sale.
CHAS. Il. ELLIOT, Secretary.
~Onlee-Room 81. Hayward's Building, No.
4l9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
O3l-tl
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
aTn GlYR N0TICR THAT

i on the 5,h day Of October, A. D. 1870, q war.
ran, in Bankruptcy was issucd against the estate
Of the Galcna Smclting Works, a corporation OF
Ko4och. Humboldt county. aud State OF Nevada,
who have been adjudScd a bankrupt on the petit
,Ion OF j. 7. Martin, Secretary OF said corpora
ton: that the payment Of any debts and delir.
cry OF any property belonging to such bankrupt
toi,, or fos its usc. aud the transfer OF any prop.
cr,y by II ia forbidden by law that q meeting OF
the creditors OF the said bankrupt, TO prove their
debts. and to choose one or more assignccs OF
its estate. will bs held NJ u Court OF Bankruptcy,
10 be holden at No. IL North G. street, Virginia
CITY. in said dis,ric., before Z. Strother, Esg.,
Register. on the 18th day Of October. 4. D. 1870,
NJ /. o'clock ". GEORGE I. LAAAOS,
L.. y. Marshal aud Messenger In Bankruptcy.
Ry AuGCsrrs Ash. Deputy.
Hulyer, Wood & Deal, Attorneys. oStd
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Be il enacted By the S.nats and Hoiut Of R1reieni.
aiires ojthe UHicd Sdfes Of Amtricd ~ Congress
aIssHLled,
That the military reservation al Fort Dakota, In
the county OF MinHchaha, AMI Territory Of Dakota
he, and the same Is hereby. vacated. and the land,
embraced Ia sald reservation shall BE- subject to pri.
vate entry under the provisions Of the presumption
anl homestead laws OF tie United States, except ~
much thereof as may be embraced In sections here
lOlore reserved for school purposes; provided, that
nothing In this act shall lie 80 construed ~ to Inter.
irrc with any rights which may have accrued pro
yious to the withdrawal OF said lnnis for the plr.
n"ses OF such +. ,rrvatlOn: and provided also, that
any improvements on said reservation made BY the
mIlItary authorities prior to It's elinqulsbmcnt By
register AMI receiver Of the land ONCE OF the dktIlct
i'm which said reservation IL situated, and paid fof
by the purchaser Of the lands OH which the same are
Lsaaia,I: and provided further. that no patent shall
issue for any portion OF said lands until the Improve.
ineiItS thereon shall have been paid for at thcit
appraised value.