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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
NOTICE
TO Carrlck's Bondsmen.

,,uosr PERSONS wHo ARE ON CAR, Gar
nyss. honds upon whom papers nav -
.,,a n tSS suit Of ne SAT. .sa,n.,is 'rs sssi.
- ,soassssd 70 lssys The pspsrs Win 'ns''
msirHaa q ceanitss@
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN ORDINANCE 20 prsvide fer the
Levy OF Taxes ON Re nj and Personal
Property within the T.wn q 6sta
,IPasssd April 10. isso.l
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THE EVENING NEWS
Published every day Sundays excepted.
NJ rRE NEWS PUDLlsHIM0 CO.


~ Entered at the Gold Hill possofice
- secoud-class matter. ...... ..
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ia. Psop,. Of the State Of Nevada, rep
ressatsd !. Sssdss and Asss~ty' 10
..srt M foiiors:
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dGtfls.
EeaaI NoIlres.


Alta SPECIAL TERN of the SUPREME
N COURT held at tile CITY Kingston ON the 3ies gay OK
January 1885, present Hon. T. IL. HtS TBkOOk Juslee-
FLA KILN UN III. RHILLagt. COMMONN EALrH LIE
JNSU RANCE COMPAN1 and otneIs ~ ne ht y S
New York reading anu hling the afhdaVlts OF
Underhi painln the above entitled actol anu lnonas
s. Moore. Receiver OF the Oommonwean LIE
Comp ami OF Charles d. Adams u COUNSEL LOT
said plaintiff receiver IT Is oRDERtD thata noSe ps
pub In the manner herei after AZ t
All per,Ons having Of KIND AGAINST san Company
10 sxhbt claims Receiver al place 70 be secl
fed in such aud become parIi To the ABOVE eht
ann or Orncee within months from the hsl pnDhealOn
Of This order that default thereof they De
nm All benefit decree which may DC nale ~
snh sui or proceeding and from any distribution WHICH SnA
I've mad under saeh order o. declee -, =, ,...,o.
And It further ordered that TINS Oiuer ~ Puvssot
once wesk three KS ana said nOuce DC papoase
CIV ana County Newly tOwit The New ORR
snd TIE DAly Register aud also IN the tate Paper
10 the OF Albany tOwt; The Albany 4ryns ~
A.D vt 49, Ia a. MN Justice supreme Court.
rINHE SUPREME COURT. Albany County
4 FRASKI,fN~UNDERIIILL sgt COMMON WEALTH
LIFE URANCk COM PAN Y In The mat or OF tne So
hoNWEAITH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY o. NeH es
LIE TNSIJRANI,E CON PANYIn yu suance OF a. Oruee
OF his Court made ~ The a1oVs emil SUIT anu pOSeeus
on me 3ls January 1850 ana Med ana @ on
ar IN ne Life insurance Company ana 70 All
neons having Kind against said Company that
they are required exhibit TIER CLAIMS 70 me the uner
lU2 Broadway the City Of New HoiK and Decome paie
10 he above emil suit processing on or before tho 2o
esanants exnimng their claims lad becoming parties
AID suit OF proceeding AZORES id tney ha DO preoii4
from nj benefit 0rdsr deeree which has been or mai
DO "a such suit and proese ing and iron any dsrea
such order decree dated WiOFs Ocooer -, lnco
O-tlS-law26w Moa THOMAS 5. oooRE' keeelver.
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Business GnGnces.
TTLE RAISING IN COLORADO.

CATTLE RAISING IN COLORADO.
H. H. Mctcalf Co. Of River Bend Colorado. possessrg
fachues equal in Colorado ncludng
fence. "her al IN iucemens to any o
Of VA TINS prona
BILE indus For particu ad 1re's j. b. 81 Mar
kcfsauare Providence, l. hrf rcncesD. H. Monat IT..
president First NaOna Bank, Denver. COL j. A. Cooper,
Vice president German National Bank. Denver, Col
NORTHERN EUROPE.-A commission agent
~ al present WISHING country would be glad to enier
into relations with export houses good references Address
y. C., City z. q. BOX 4.726, uuul January 1881
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aitp asaI esIare Sor 6ale
Qnrtion saIes OF Real estate.
.EARL-ST.

New.YOrk Supreme Court-Ths German Savings Bank IN
the City Of New.YOrk against AlEernOn Sullivan, Public
Administrator, and others
In pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclo'ure end sale.
and entered herein the 8 day Of November $780,
l. unders gned referee In said Judgment named will sell
public auction the Exchange SalesroOm No Ill Broad
the CITY Of New York, the TIN daY OF January.
1881 II by John T. Boyd the
following described premises;
An thai certain lot Of ground and premises situate lying
end being the Ward OF the u New. ORR.
the nOrheastey side Of Pearlst date Magaznestb Be
ginDing twenty-five feet from the OF PARK ate
Cross street. aud bounded sOuthwesterly IN 'front.' ey
Pesrst afOresaid northeasefly In the rear mr. srouno
formerly belonging Andrew StOckhOm5 enc soat les
erly ground late OF Cuban Aeses an now o. sto
OF pDbetl n1rthWestefly sido w
ground late OF Waller 1owne co9tanl1x " orseih
front and rear each feet IN length on tue sou'
eastery Side feet and on TIE ery se
ninety iee be TIE sAnr more OF Tess and DOW o"n uno
distiuguehSd as Ave hundred aud four Pearl 81
EDWARD III. BIZ RGHARD Referee.
SIGISMUED KAUFMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney 81 Nassau-SI
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SIGISNUND KAUFMANH.
Plaintiffs Attorney, 81 Nassau.St.
DcclR-2aW3W ll,EM

'NHIRTIETH-ST. and LEXINGTQN;;AVE.
Il Supreme Court, County Of New.YoIk. PET Err a. "
yAcKs2 Planua agE FRANGJs Il kE0H, Sys4 "a IA, 9.
AIL efendants IN sganee 4 ndsment d fsree0sas
The ~ OF December, 1880 the under ssned Referee
Salesrj,d No III Broadway, in the CIty OF StsiorS D
Anthony j. Blocker Son AucOnees on the 10Th day OF
January 1881 at ~ O'clock m the following Described prem.
badngs thereon erected situate lyng and being "a the
TWEEN ward Of tle CITY VI New YORK and bounded ana
desnbed as feiioAs viz: Commanding az point on te
nOTherY side OF rIretst dlstBt Que hundel apa lghU
taseT.y Intersection OF the e9sterY sie OF
LexingtOnaye and the nOrhey side Of ThWtethst henc9
running eaSteTly TnilethSt twenty feet 10 point
opposite Of tie wall The dwelling 0nsa
hereby described ana the adjoining CHING
thence HOTtherly Inc drawn through the CENTS
the wall and along land heretofore conveyed Dy
Francs wife to Benjamin f. Cairns 20 polnt
equstant Threth ana Thirty rststs thence west
cry parallel with lhirtest twenty feet 70 pOlnt
Lexing0nave and tbeuce sOuthery line parallel 70
and at the distance hund cd and eghy
tbs centre OF the wall OF the ssl9
dwelngbOuse premises hereby described aad the adon'
ing dwelling house ~ the place OF beginning. -.
The said being width twenty ieet ana IN hgn
feet inches, and formerly known az NO III
East Thirtieth.st No. al East fArtlsthst
w. WATSON. Referee Tribune BuildnS.
G. s. & j. II. STITr, panlif 8 Attorneys lis FutoASt
Dated New.YOTk. pa December, 1851.
npcJl WIN
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FORM OF BONDS

Coupons OF $1,000 each with privilege registration Of
principal Registered certn, ates OF $1,000 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03
GUPREME COURT SALE
- OF THE
@TONTINE BUILDING."

ASD WATER CTRiGEis. Adrian H. Muller & son viii
sell at auction, u Els DAY JANUARY IL: 1851 AT y
O'CLOCK NOON, AT THE Elk II ANGE 80 Les EOOM,
no. III BROADWAY TRINITY BQILDlNGl ME- Dy
order Oh the Supreme Court under the direction OF Nam
h win eriou Id Referee the premises known as the
"TONTINE BUILDING" formerly known and distn;
Vsshed as tho rOiine Coffee House, Nos a. 90 and %
Wd street corner Of Wal ana Water Streets NewiHSrk
CIV. For further particulars inquire OF George W. Enls.
ESD plaintiffs atsOr ~ o. 1856 and Isl Broadway or OF
w b. WintertOn ESQ., .eferee. No. Plno Street, N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03
5auln9s Gdllks.

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK or THE CITY or NEwYoRK,}
5S BIWtry corner OF lna St
E0RTY-FlRST SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Of INTEKESr-The trustees have orueTod that interest
the Of fOr per paid 70 depostors
II all II five dollars ANA NJ
ch have renauel deposit for the three and six
months Idus December 81 1870.
Interest will lie pded the same as deposit OF cash. and
withdrawn Will DO cned to interest," from January
open every day from 10 TO ). and on mondays and
ST Id4Ys from 10 u T.
Lank. bOOksin English. German aud French
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE, President
HENRY HAsLrR, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

BONDED DEBT LIMITED TO s25,OO0
per milo Of road finished and accepted by the President Of tho
UnIted States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03
LAKE ERIE AND wE,TPRV RAILWAY
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
OFFICE OF THE
OREGON RAILWAY AND NANlGATION CO.,
NO. 20 NaSsausL

NEW YORK. November 90 1850.
The following resolution has been passed " tho Board oil
Directors: - . -
Resolved Tint a second assessment Of % per cent upon
the for the Capital stock Of this co pahy
authorized y the special SO khOdes Metung O Oc"Dtf
90 $3.50 be ana the hereby ordered payable J"hu
requested to present or mil thclr SO
Certificates with their cheeks IN orner that the pay
Ni'"' D"' ~ HORACE WHITE. treasurer.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTI0N.-NO ice is
~ hereby gwen In with the option reserved
that ALL Bonds of THE SOUTHERN COLORADO COAL
AND TOWN COMPANY VIII be edeemed Al par ii inter
est with 10 per the principal thereof added Ia r.
presentation thereof with ali unpaid COUPONS attached
Oice Of the Colorado Ol ami iron company
No II CoTtllndst NewYOrk ty at any time before Tue
day Of July 1881 which date ~ ni Ion vi Cr's,
draw int est IN pursuance of Article 81 me IIus Deu
te Issued anl IA accordance where
with tins nOuco Ia given. - . ..... ,,-,,.
NeW.York. Dec. 81. 1870.
TIE NEw.YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY. SrcEEl
TARY AND rREAsURER's OFFICE 30. BROAbHA,
NEW-NOEK December Z. ] 40
NOTICE. THE REGULAR ANNUAL
mcenr OF TIL stockholders OF this company for elccln
tn ensuing year aut for ohoI
pun poses VIII b. held a the Olce OF the Company. 40
BIOsdway, he tuesday ~ January next January
II. lsSll Pots will be- open at ~ OcocS M and
close IL o'clock Inc trans "a hJ ks viii be closed on
the Of the lin Inst be rrOencd on Che morn
inS of January l., next j. y. C'lWl 70
SEC etlrv.
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finanriaI.
$2o,oOO,O00
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
GENERAL FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD AND LAND GRANT SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS.

Principal and payable
1neness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

In vlrinr Of our contract Of purchase with the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. subscriptions will
be received and ailrr Monday tue I'D of JAnnury
ISL BY Oftae undersigned for the above bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

ANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
w Dec u. 1881
6JTH SEMI NNUAL DIVIDEND The trustees of
t have declared interest ~ the rate 81 FIVE
PER C4.N per annum 5000 and I'm ami FUUR
p CT u al iaTger sums re ainng on do
pOst during months eICg the first day 0f
JAnu ry uex pay able alter the third Monday In
EDWARD SCHELL President.
{. F. ALyORD. secretary.
Union DIME SAYINGS INSTITUTION.
Y BROADWAY. 32D.ST and 9Th AVE.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT
P.,. I'M viii be credited for the current mouths
pavable on or after tho lJth o January.
MOS EY DEPOSITED o. OR BEFORE THE 10TH
JANUARY WILL. DRAW INTEREST FROM TIE Isl.
JNO. W BRIrTOS, President.
GARDNER =. CHAPLIN. Treasured
CHARLES r.. SpRAOCH, secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

OFFICE NETWORK CITY and NORTH
~ EKN RAILROAD COMPANY. $ B'O-dst.. NeE-Y0rk
The annua meellIg Of the New.Iork Ky aui N"rihern
KarOad Company for the ELECTION Oi TIilErEEN III
iECTORS aaG THREE INSPECTORS 81 ELErTIJN Tor
for transaction u other Du.i ess
the stockholders deem necessary. Will hei 0u
MONDAY Juuafy l. H. next ~ tn ohice 0 the COM any,
lis VIII be the option o votes at IL o'clock
noon. and remain open uIt O'Clock y. M $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

A simultaneous issue will be male by MEssR5 J.
MORGAN & CO.. in London.
Copies bond and mort and further Information
In detail concerning the Land Grant, be obtained Al
our Offices III pamp hlet torm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03
RIO HOUSTON CITY BONDHOLDERS.

The bondholcera tho OF Houston. Texas are re-
auesed to confer person by rttr with T. T. Dockey
agent Of tho city G3 DreKe But ding cor e OF Wall anu
Broad Sta NcYGrA reference roldJusng aud funding
ne iOn debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

RIO INVESTORS.-COnn COklng Coal
Lands for slo In blocks o. frmn 900 to 600 acre un;
derad with County iron This famous coal
ne Is limited in extent tins Is goldn OpDor unity Tor
Table Investments Address Boz l1i, COhDcls-
willie FaYette County. Ienn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

PRINCIPAL DUEJANUARY ]. 1921.
INTEREST PER CENT PAYABLE JANUARY AND
JULY /.
Free from all United States state ard mulclpa
that be repaired by deducted by said Company
from said inter ST."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

BrRnsyELLow Fauqnier County va-New,York Office,
Eoa. 81 and 33 Broad-st.> President, William H.
,Guion; secretary and treasurer. Timothy Cormwel;
direetors-william Il. ouion. William Shirley John
Q. Royt Timothy CoTnwen, John #. Cobb, U. H. Cros'
~ T. IL Youog reporting ennneers-Professor z. NJ.
5ndleoh Captain y. q. Riley and Professor J. H. Nor
are iD treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

NOTICE. -.
~ S,ockhoders Of The STANDARD CONSOLIDATED
MINIIG COMPANY vino desire q continuance OF the
present managemeIttho same that has existed since rs
please their proxies IN name oil
eiher Daniel Cook, John T. Boyd William Willie aud IN
1450 II. X COOK. Vice President
JAMES IL. BANKER. DiDsctor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

1O2 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
pnynbIe on or before February 1881 at the option
OF the purchaser.
Pending the preparation of the bonds by tic Com
many negotiable receipts viii be Rve. excAHnGeabe
for the bonds " hen ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY
have reached twelve million dollars AlO.ments TO the
full amount Of The subscriptions have been mode 10
part dDlats. lees yId
the balance the boads nj Ock have Jcrn Roitci al tie
rate Cope cent 70 the amount ,uDScfih'd
The mt nsalrt ~ 20 prc n lei9 The amount d,pOs-
tied VIII be due hVe days after date $780,. 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03

OFFICE or THE KsIcKEanocKEH Gas. LIGHT COMPANY
zoos 1UIRD-ANf-. MN EOgK, Dec. 80 1850.
TUNHE ANNUAL NEE TING of the Stock
holders COMPANY oI the election OF Directors and
nj the transaCuOn 81 Hch 0tcr u j.
ness may be brought before thr mceng VII le he'd
$50 Fourth this city on Tue day January !,
leS between hours 81 ami lfnhitr books VIII
DC closed the Al and man closed mt to I'm Iof
limo SAMUELJ YOUNG. secretary.
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nEAL EgVAFE EANSFEEg,

p.l,
hVoolu'a oufl9S 'he PAST Two Wo3hs IL
18th inaiapt RnDoptHH nv Iowa. q. n.
~ oO's1 - +A"I
phyi land Gsoniei Oiuce No. 100, Maia street.
opDoeiia 81 Eaorve h,l.I.
VPPVS''N vi" o'h' nN''E
Jonn Good and wifs ton " C,6p,h,s r,.s.,..
ana ~ me EIigon.th e,i.i,,' "' Nlltl
Tor -0'''N" ANy NV,
Tloinei Simuson and viii" in ttihs,,1s = 'g,u' ~
ali OF their ripht. hi. nuG T5tar,sr ~,
fSr WIN s gouaIS'Sy
/ Miller aud yylfs to Il AZ n,rS' wv
rIyht tiis and lniepolr ii, 80 4 .e w. llN'I
nfbe "a H. swine .,ryev i ~, w '' eg'
lanes IA oloof.rsitin in a IA 49, .'''u ~
ont NJ tbc r RnE a ,.nrr,rf q, NY Svln'
eleyon mileS soDtbw,ist HIN g,,, 0''T p1ii!y ,
Sor "''' Noi' bsal,as,
Rr,stcail AMI wi "a ~
lots 10 II and IL an DlocI '0ee " nv. l ~ "sI"'
~ 49, ,,,i ~ 1r'" ~ "u "'0oN -'' GA cas-. ste,
r n Ws1d o5,d ,,c, f., 10 '''i,,"'olvl t
iotIS St|riS oos ~, ""''''H h'es .idt
Wniinn, Fsn4erl snd :, Il, H., i.it ,,y w wv
int 40 i,r,.r IVA wv 70 'o7'rn holuHn,
Fencio sbS - al to " ~ lo,,, ,''s';''e Nv W
net ON ibr porth ,lde OF G,n str,,; w.
bloeF IN tSr ''''N 49,, il95
w NJ Tbo,Nns te fioioIi isi " ,. XIV W.
on thannrtg pldr ef IgI-n ia, ~! ny w H'
40, for. 800 yS ~ ~,
On srio. 10 = ir.,tv Ia is.'yS
for '-'' 'V' - '''V s,oS ~ %,
osrrs sha,'t " ,,ii., ,,r 49,, ocN ~ ~, 20
sourthSnse. for '''''''''' nv, x,-S Sl o'
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THE
RERAL. D
FOR
4 8 8 8 8 4 J
The Great and Leading
Journal Of Texas.
Another oyclo of twslvo months has rolled

Another oyels Of ,wslye months has rolled
around and wa present ssain cur annual
claims TO th0 public for E continuance Of tb0
generous and iucro'Eing patronage hereto
fore oztuRded.to the HERALD.
Tho lars year hE0 bean enc Taught with
dOop intayOSt 10 Texas, and more pArtiou-
larly to tao north0rn portion Of tia state.
Now Inca Of railroads have bssa projected
and now under construction, while the oldeI
Ccmpsnis, hhvo bean extending their mains
aad pushing brncbas in every direo-
ton. Immigration hna been pouring in
from nearly ovoy state in tho union aad
tho daaooIy populated countries OF Europe
Those immigrants, SIS class, are far superior
in Intelligence and enterprise to thols u.u-
ally falling to th0 lot Of now countries. As
R general thing they possess means sulloiabt
Of erect comfortable dwellings, improve
farma, and ia ,his. way .ala to our general
pr0aDar.Ey- r., g,r r-. q a.. d,
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Commercial Paper

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The HERALD in p,li,io, % o., ,o,,,,,,,.-.
ioprpal. proc,o..;r, -. "a, ;,... ,.,
ing those. lrus. sound 5on,or,,i, ,,,i.,;..,,
and measures tsa. ,bopll Alan. ,.,,..r f., ,
true, democratic country, and .o e.., ,a.o
msv 5igs- c.,,,i,i;
in the discussion Of rr,e, r,,,.a..
principles which nav ,..,,,. ,,.......,..,.
ho public. +. will b, .,.., ,,. ....
with confederation thu ai,,.c,i,,. o,,,.;,..
its opponents bu. in . cool ,,5 d.,;h.....
araps, vvrI h,,u, r..,,,. e.,
and Tor tho great GOOD If T,r. ana o..
country at large.
Tho HgrALp now occuri,, ,o h,-h ,,..,
ton Of being the rorro,,r,os,.
ro,,,n, r.,,..
,.a ....,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

Some months ago The daughter Of ono Of
our prominent citi25Rs was pronounced o
hopalesl couaump.iyo. She was very uuag
reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. recommended
her TO use "Ur. 5Tayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" which abe did. Ina short
time sbo was .reo from all cough gnl olher
gsioms, and is now rosy Aud healthy.
Price Is coats and 81 bottle or SIX bolaes
IS. Tho lSrgs sizeis the most oconom csl.
Prepared only by DR., Swayua & Son, Phila-
dephiA. Sold by druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

IL isouly She smoker who can extract
comfort outorany frame Of mnj coasaguan.
ON THO 'aua3on changes" 10 our Weather
ani OF coUMa h5mu5t have a good weed TO
render tla, enjoyment secure. no is wise,
.aera.or5, who bays his cigars a. Ei Espalol
smokers psr.or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
synepSis OF opinions ID Delivered by the
SrPrsrse Court, January IL, 1881.
prepared fer the Herald by Edward j. HAM

Geo. r. Evans vs.. O. NJ. Psarre D Co.,
frsm DuvAl county. There was 10 anal
judgment In this case as between the inter.
venor, Evsns, and the plaintiffs, o. Nj. Psarrs
4 Go. The judgment as entered shsws the
question Of priority Of right to the attached
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NOTICE.


Notice In hereby given to ALI partios
tnhesrneu that tAe ngiO-American Lanu and
ClAlln ASSOCIATION, = corporation chartered by
the laws OF tho state OF Illinois, will apply /,
the next legislature Of the State Of Texas for
the enactment of the following special law;
An act authorizing tho Anglo American
Land and Claim Association 10 purchAse. hold
and acquire, and to aell or otherwise uisuosS
OF real and personsl property Ia the stale o.
SECTION /. BE 1t enacted by the lsrislotnr,
OF the state Of II xas '''ui'
That the Anglo American Land and Claim
association, corporation chartered andeI
the laws OF tho State OF Illinois for he nrrnoss
OF locating colonies on land Ia Ii dl iTsrSn,
states and territories OF the United state arr
nerooy snthorlsed snd empowered to pur.
chase, hold and atqulr., and to sell or obs
the State OF Texas. F'FN'S ~
Dated at Dallas, Texag, this lat dov ~ ro,,
uary, A. ID. 1881. VI '"h'
JAMEs Il. SIMPSON,
..-.-. Attorney for Applicant
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Tho WNyeEly iIOase nj Fora Worth
ia a5t-clssa hotel ia every roieact, sud b.
lngeynvoai7gtly And slesaaStiy situated, Of
Iers supsdor EdvaptAgas 60 tho travelling
guslC
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
Local Lanes.

James A. Garfield and Chester A.
Arthur were elected President and
Vice President of the United States
yesterday.
The Court room was again crowd
ed this morning.
The snow 10 fast disappearing.
Is the present weather fulfilling
the predictions of Vennor's greal
thaW?
The steam tug Falcon that sunk 9
few nights ago at the Pusey & Jones
Co.'s wharf, was raised yesterday af.
ternoon.
Prof. Hibbard, the elocutionist
reads in the Opera House thiS even.
ing.
The concert given by the Ring
gold Band of Reading, last evening
in the Opera House was q very dn'
affair.
John Hunt, the dog catcher, wa
tried before the Mayor this morn.
ing.
Bernard Quinn has been commit.
ted to Jail as vagrant for Is days
City Council meets in regular ses
sion this evening.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
THE NEW SEAL

Of the Worlds Dispensary Association
OF Buffalo, of which DIR. II. ", Pierce Ia
president, consisting OF figure OF Aescu-
lapius, tho Father OF Medicine, sur.
mounting the globe, ftly symboIises the
world wide reputation gained By the
family medicines of DIR. Pierce, now
manufactured 5y this incorporated oom-
pany and sold in all parts Of the world
With mammouth establishment, the
Worlds Dispensary and Invalid's Hotel
In Buffalo, and . correspondinzly large
branch establishment In London, this
Association makes medicines for the
whole world-not only tnat but thsy
personally examine and treat with speci Al
medicines th horsands Of cases. Among
the most celebrated OF the proprietary or
family medicines are DIR. Fieroe's golden
Medical Dlscovery-the great blood
purifier, and DR.. IsfeROe's Pleasant Pur-
RaliVe Pellets (ittle pills), and Or.
Pierce's Compound Extract of SIN art
Weed for bowel affections, colds and
painful attacks, as collie, neuralgia, ana
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prescri ption fur
nishes relief from female weaknesses,
and kindred diseases. All sold by drug.
gists. feb7 Ct
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
FOREIGN ITEMS.

General Sir George p. Colley has
defeated the Beers bat he lost four of
hcers and $50 men killed and wound.
cd. The Beers have him almost sur
rounded in a very critical position.-
The Irish bishops have replied to the
letter Of the Pope upholding the land
agitation. In the English House OF
Commons yesterday the Coercion bill
vas read for the second time. Impor.
tant documents have been published
tn England showing the progress ol
the Russian intrigue of 1878 in AT
ghanls;an. TIE Spanish Cortes has
been dissolved, and it is reported tha
the new Ministry will change all the
Spanish representatives abroad,