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The Nevada journal., 1855-12-14
SUMMONS,

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss.-
Ditric Court OF the 14th Judicial District of said
State The People of the State of California to WILLIAM
LLOYD and JOSEPH KEsTSER, Greeting You are hereby
commanded to appear and answer within twenty days II
served in this District and within this County, and within
40 days served out of this District and within this State,
the complaint of John F Heilman and John Swigert plain
tis file in the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court
aforesaid against you defendants for the recovery of
Four Hundred and Seventeen dollars and ortyhree cts
Or in ofyour failure to appear and answer said COM
plant, the said plaintiffs will take Judgment against you
therefor by default together with dam ages ard costs of
suit and also demand Of the Conrt such other relief is
prayed for in their said complaint;
In testimony whereof John ii, Bostwick Clerk the
Fourteenth Judicial District Coar aforesaid doh ereunto
set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court this 9TH
day Of October, A. D. 1855 J. H B0STWICk, Clerk.
By T. P. HAwLEY, Dep.
In the District Court in and for Nevada County and
State of California John F. Heman and John Swigert
VS.. VIM. Lloyd and Joseph Kestner.
IL appearing 10 my satisfaction, from the a1davits Of
the above named John +. Heiman. that the above
ed defendant Joseph Kestner has departed from the State
and is not resident of this Sate and that the above
named defendant Wm Lloyd cannot after due diligence be
found within the Stale, and it in like manner appearing
that of action exists against both the said defend
anis and that they and proper parties to the
above entitled therefore order that the summons
in this action be served the said defendants Lloyd
Resner by publication thereof in each week for a
period Of three months in the NEVADA JOURNAL, public
newspaper published in said Nevada County.
27-3m NILES SEARIS, District Judge
True copy-Attest J. H. Bostwick, DC.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES OF A
LUMBER LIEN.
ANDREWS & co

ANDREWS co DISTRICT COURT,
vs. SFuurteenth Judicial Distrfrt
~A CAROTHERs, ct al.
A Ii PERSONS holding claiming Liens under the
"A provisions Of an Act entitled 'iAct for Securing
the Lien of Mechanics and ohers approved April 9th
- a5s, the following described property to-wit:
That certain HOUSE AND LOT known as the property
OF Carothers and Knsan and bonded the North by
L. A. Sacksts house. the East by the principal street
Of tocans Flat the South By the leading to Moors
Plat and the west By Lot owned By persons unknown
The being IN the town of Orleans Fiat and county
Of Nevada are hereby notified to be and appear befo
the District Court OF the l4th Judicial District Nevada
en- the SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1886 at 10 O'Clock
NJ and to exhibit then and there the proof Of such
Liens We will on that day apply to said Court for the
foreclosure OF LUMBER LIEN said Building and Lot
and for Order for sale said property pursuant
10 the statute In such cases made aud provided
ANDREWS / CO.,
December 14-3ws Per l.. A. Saekett.
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DOCkET-BooK LoST-On the night of November Goth
at orleans Flat Morocco covered Book, containing
Notes and papers of some value.
One note signed by Arthur McGee & Co., payable 10
Jerome Briggs, for S2l5Uo. One by Macs & Grard for
for Sl4l 90. One by Hay Jones for S2s co. One nv
Stephen Mead for S22, 95. One by William Forsythe for
sSl Also one in favor of Tabor and signed by Sher
wood L Co.. for S25. 90 One signed by Manly Eames &
Co.. and payable to William Baker for SOS ss One signed
by for SIS 90 in favor of the same besides an
Execution against Weaver Glover Co.. with otner ma
pers OF no value to any except the owner The
finder will be literally rewarded for leaving the same at
the Journal ONCE, Nevada. :"
December T-3v
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Notice to Transfers.

THE undersigned has fitted up and opene d a
L WAGON AND HAY YARD, opposite the
White Hall Livery Staole, on Broad street., Ne
vada, kept by Parsons Clevaand This yard is
fitted up in the best manner for comfort and con-
venience for Teamsters fountain of good water
and large and eommodous Stable in the yard,
on the NEST reasonable terms.
Good Hay and Barley constantly on hand at low
prices. The yard is supplied with roomy gates
sufficiently large admit ofthe largest Hay teams
The Yard is large enough to accommodate Twenty
wagons at a time. Gates locked every night after
the teamsters get through with their stock and two
good Dogs to watch the yard. lconsider all stock
put in my chnrge perfectly safe but will not be
sponsible for their loss.
supply of Good Clean Straw for making Mat
resses. on hand. Mattresses kept on hand for sale
at very low prices
LR have Three separate Corrals for the con-
venence of Ok Teams and Stock droversl
Gentlemen give me a call and you will never
regret it. JAMES HOEL,
December 7-om No 81 and 81 Broad street
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE ofan order Of Court issued out Of the Hon
- District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
am commanded to sell all the Notes and unsettled Ac
counts belonging to the firm of Mcworhy Harrison Co
shall sell them at public to the highest bidder
Tor Cash IN front of the Sherfs Office in Nevada city
on SATURDAY, January S, 1856.
Given under hand at Office in Nevada this sh day
November, A. d. 1855
W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff Nevada Co.
By c. Fabius Wood, Under Sheriff ids
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Declaration Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of Neyadn

STATE OF CALIFORNIA }
County of Nevada. 'S
7 ANN ELIZABETH SEYMOUR wife Of Charles Il. .ssy-
mour OF the State and County aforesaid hereby de-
clare that intend to carry business in my
and nay account under nnd by virtue Of IN
Sed BY the Legislature Of California. April l., 1882,
entitled Aet authorize Married Women transact
rsress in their sole traders and further
declare shat the business in which purpose to engage
will be tha, of trading mining claims, and engaging in
mining operatioasin purchasing and selling real and
personal property and leasing the loaning money
further declare that viii be individually responsible
Tor ali debts contracted by account of said business
ard being duly sworn, solemnly that all moneys
and property be invested in such business WIS at the
time OF marriage with y said husband my own sep
property snd is still my seperate property and is
recorded in the County Clerks Office of Nevada county
ured by law and that part of ssd moneys or prop
ery to he invested in said business obtained from
H! said husband. ANN Z. SEYMOUR.
4'c # California, County If Nerddd-ss On this the
9Th day of December A. D. 1855 before me Notary Public
in and fo said county personally appeared Ann Elizabeth
seymour, wife Of C. H. Seymour and known to me to be
such-who made and signed the foregoing declaration in
presence and who being duly by made oath
much of said declaration appears upon face
10 have bsen declared on cath.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office the day and year
above written.
lseail C. A. TWEED, Notary Public
Nevada. Fecember 7 lS55-tf
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sT NICHOLAS HOTEL,

ornsr Commercial and Sansome streets Ssn Francisco
E. J. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor.
IS HOUSE is fitted and furnished in style inferior to
aoc4 in this city. Accommodations Of superior
ekcrp offered to ALL whether Transient visitors
regular BOarders. Particular attention Will be gwen
&C the accommoda tion of Families and Efforts VIII be
spared to make this Hotel home to all who may favor II
viii, tncr patronage Assduous aud polite attention may
relied upon from all connected with This house oy ITS
e(,,sts December l1-3m
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Ordinance No. Ia.

In relation to the Collection Of 7zzes and LicesA,
1T shall be the duty of the Marshal report TO the town
Attorney all of default of individuals to pay
such Ta4esor Licenses may be assessed aplns, due
from them.
TIE Town Attorney shall therefore commence suit
against such denquents, and shall be allowed the
Of Five Dollars each conviction which shall be taxed
ss costs and be collected as other costs Of suit.
Passed December 5, 1855.
SIS. HUSSEY, President.
"A SARGENT Clssk. 3I-Im
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a tremendous assortment
~ Of eGY GOODS from Philadelphia which consists
p part OF
Fine French Ae-inos, al colors,
Pine English Aerinos, all eo0rs
Rleached and vnhleached Table Eam.sS,
Bleached Anl fius Napkins,
Warttsd Fable Covers, of al ds seriptiau7,
I.ieached SheesiBg for family use, a. ~idtas,
aircst assortment ~ersted DaIczsk. alt eoiors,
Velvet and Cloth 1iantinas, rich assor irasnt,
l4.v state Wis. long and square,
El0roi8eries CT .ii kinds,
trimmings OF the richest styles,
All kiuds OF Carpets snd Drug;ets,
!llin OIL Cloth Mating Of all Hiathi,
alI'lS-Noranti2ue Sill, al co.ors,
Eroeade silks, and rich sty.sS,
Ytain and Changable S--ks,
straw and silk fonnets, Chlcr=r ha-',
Ribbons, latest s1yaeF,
SnOEs-!adies shoes Gaters, =, ~ kinda
So trouble 10 show Goods faG.- IN FarTlc-lsE ara
~q uest-d to cali aud examine cur rev hoods tei"re
purchasing any where else
aS-J1r prices maze is suit me t;a-es- -
p,;tsdeiuh;s Dry Goods stu.e No > Cornerr:sl ST.
Nevada December I-tt
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DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Surgical Institute
is becoming sine qua non the welfare of our State
and health of our czens and his rapidly spreading
utaon although 1t may excite surprise, the signal
Of SIX i'll, and follows the natural effect such cause
We are personally acquainted with gentlemen who have
sfuered for years under Chronic disease anc who had
taken advanta of every available that promised
relief but without success uatl they called upon Dr.
L. J.Czapkay, who In incredible short space of time
has given them entire relief The conducts his Inst
tutein manner that must be satisfactory all his pa.
tlens. He examines, advises and recommends without
charge, and the patient after hearing his
ment can accept reject ut PLEASURE whereas
quire consultation fee, altho lgh the consultation may
not be satisfactory. In does the doctor make
charge unless he effects This he is able do,
bcause he feels the confidence which long experience
has given and doubt the consolation which apper-
aims to that confidence. Persons afflicted with either
Acute or Chronic disease would do well TO consult the
Dr. at all events 1t can do harm for consultation
he asks fee does he Insist upon obedience his
advice unless the patient places himself under bis
His Offices are No, ARMoRY uALL.Icorner OF Sac
ramento and Montgomery streets, San Francisco. u
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Notice to DelinGuents.

rENiiE Delinquent Tax List is being made out and
4 will appear in the Ccunty papers about the middle
OF the present month This is therefore TO notify all de-
inquents that If they do not wish their
print they would do well to call and settle previous
that time. The Collector viii be the Shers office
Nevada during business hours on Saturday week
W. w. WRIGHT,
Ex-oficio Tax Collector Nevada County.
Nevada, December I'D
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Agency For Boston Betting CO.'S

INDIA RCBBER HOSE AND BEDTING; Couplings am
l. Hose pipes. ,,
MACKIE Il PATTISOS,
~ the Pioneer Express Office
Nevade, December ls-.f
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having
claims against the estate of W. p. BBOWNE, deed
present the with necessary vouchers TO the
dersigned Administrator of said W. p Browne at my Of
fee in Nevada within Ten months after the date OF this
notice their claims will be forever barred from
any benefit of said estate ALNEY o. FELT
Nov. H. 1S55-4w Public Administrator of Nevada Co
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n UDoLPH's MEDICATED COUGH LOZENGF5 viii te
- ca. r. Pr,rar4d oulv BY RUDOLYH,
Druggist and Apo,a-cary,
receul5er I'll 81 4No'lineic'-i 49,
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Special Notices.

10. o. F-0ustomah Lodge No. le, instituted Nox
4th, 1858, meets every TUESDAY EVENING. at the
Masonic Hall, Broad street.
Brothsrs good standing cordially invited to attend
A. q. SWAN, NC.
% u OuHf, secretary. feb24lS55tf
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j. b. STARR,
Receiving & Forwarding Merchant
Fire-Proof Brick Building,
Ernv@ C%r~~% C.--.->A-

FHe-Proot Brlck Building,
81 Front Street, Sacramento.
NOT ICE-The undersigned will Receive and Forward
" Goods for the interior merchants and STORE THE
SAME IF NECESSARY in Fire Proof Building at the
lowest rates.
P. P.S.-Goods shipped from San Francisco should be
marked to the care of B. STARR in connection with
the owners mark Soliciting the patronage of the inferior
merchants / will remain very respectfully,
dec7-lm J. B. STARR, 81 Front street, Sacramento.
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FOrd'S Rifle BOx.

FOR SAVING FINE GOLD in Hydraulic Placer Dig
gings-or for Quartz1siills.
Individual rights and Machines at prcevarying from
s25 to $3.50 to be had at the companys office CONNER
cal Street. nearly opposite Iandeker's Brick store
Doct. SINNERS Rooms
Al persons in Sierra Nevada, Placer Fl Dorado, Sac
ramento. Plunas, Yuba, Butte counties, desiring
machines the Of the rainy should
apply Immediately send their orders to F. r.. FORD
CO. Doct J. S. SKINNER that disappointment
may occur, the first orders will take precedence
Mr. Fords headquarters will be at Nevada until further
notice.
J.. S. SKINNER, scc'y & Agt,
Ill persons cautioned against infringing ION the
principles of our Machine Invention shall assur-
edly prosecute all violation.
F. R. FORD s co.
Sevada, Nov. 9--tf
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70 DOZEN Dr. s. C Ncintyre's celebrated TOOTH POW
~ JOHN LARK,
Wholesale AMI Retail Druggist,
EIy- Price 81, 90 per Box
Nevada, December 7-ifn
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For Sale.

nNE Is HORSE POWER ENG1SE-Two BOILERS
~ BAeksbaith's Tools-complete set
The above will be sold very Low FOR CASH. Po, FL
70rteulsrs apply 70 G. ". KIM or y -
Ssrsds. Novs--her IN &c. BlRrsFYr
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A. BLOCK g. C3.,
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

No. Al, Commercial street. Corner of Pine.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Ready Made
w Clothing, Gentlemens Furnishing Goods and India
Rubber Goats and Boots. Have hand and con
santy receiving the most extensive and complete
ment ever brought to this market
Their Stock consists in part of Coats of every variety
Pants of every kind from the finest the coarsest India
Rubber Coats and Bootvery large stock together with
Vests, Shirts, Hats Drawers, Handkerchief Buck and
other Gloves in endless variety all other articles
usually kept at similar establishments
The public invited to CALL and it will afford grea
pleasure to show them immense Stock whether they
wiaa to purchase not.
We especially call the attention Of the Mining Com
munty 10 our very large Stock of Rubber Conts-back
and whtesSori and long legged Rubber Boots of the
best quality.
Our facilities for Purchasing Goods not surpassed
We buy in large quantities and from first hands Suffice
1t to if suit you in stock think it
will be useless TO look further .f
Thankful for the very large parocage Of which we have
heretofore been the recipients by strot attention to bu
sness and best endeavors to please ope to merit
continuance of the same
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION
A. BLOCK e..
No Al Commercial ST., corner Pine.
Nevada, Nov. 9, 1s55--tf
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LETTER NOTICE.

WELLS, FARGO CO., furnish Government Slammed
Envelopes bearing their Fank" at IL cts Each or &c
per Hundred
Letters enclosed in such Envelopes will be carried owe,
any OF their Express routes in California and Oregon Free
of Charge.
They also furnish 10 Cts Government Fnyelo,c, vi,
their Frank attached for 95 Cents Each, which will
carry Letters to the Atlantic States Free of CHARGE
Nevada, October I, ls55-tf suas
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GEORGE ). YOUNG

TTAS ja-, received new and complete stock OF
II Groceries. Provisions, Barley, Sc, which he
j,stends Hing very !ow for Cash:
"a theiriadrsntage 70 gi~e lin: call at his ne"
Sore two doors a5Jvo the Union Hotel. Eroad
street, Nevada.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

<TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having
~ claims against the estate OF MICHAEL REYNOLDS,
deceased present the with necessary vouchers
my Office In Nevada within Ten months after date
of this notice otherwise their claims will forever
red from any benefits of said estate.
ALNEY 0. FELT,
Nov. II, lS55-4w Public Admr of Nevada connty
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the corporation Of the
1V NEVADA COUNTY AND SACRAMENTO CANAL Co. will
prosecute to the extent of the law any respasser upon
their rights and privileges the South Yuba Rver and
al persons hereby warned not to obsuct or divert
from their natural course the wasrs Of the Lakes other
feeders of said river above the site of sBld companys
proposed Dam upon The same. Per order
T.W. COLBURN,
Secretary of N. c. & s. C. Company.
Neradd. Non. 30. ls55.-n
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
DERSONS who intend TO apply for Situations as
L TEACHERS in the Common Schools for
Nevada Township, are notified that an Examna-
fion of Applicants will be had at the United States
Hotel on Broad street, Nevada, on WEDNES-
day Dec. 9Th at ii o'clock A. NJ.
e. A, TWEED, Secretary.
Nevada Nov, 29th, 1855.
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NleTICE-G. W. PRIOR is nv legally authorised agent
" during my absence from the State.
December 7-2v sc. MefNTfW
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Masonic.

Nevada Lodge, No. Ia, F. A. M meets every
Saturday Evening, their Lodge Room ON Broad street
Regular meetings the I'd Saturday of every month";
l. WILLIAMSON, w.M
D. L. ohoApDCS, secretary. 1O-1v
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NUMBER 1873.
DAILY CRESCENT.
TIE PAST, PRESENT. AND FUTURE.

can $50 that I grow cider. ~
And note II day by day
can feel my heart grow colder
As its plsasures psss away;
At the teltaie glass 1 linger.
Az with faded eye trace
Solemn tokens which Tims,s finger
Has engrayen on my face.
But one moment Can restore me aszs s
TO my boyhood and my prime,
ana sweet memories come ossr me S'zi -S.&r
of that brief and blessed time '5.s 49,
Then hear . fathers biessing,
And feel q mothers Hiss: LIE SIS
Aud again / arm caressi,,y 4. .5s 5,, ~.=,.4-.
One who's shared with me ny bliss.
Who shall say the Past must perish
Meath the Futures coming waves. 81
What the soui delights to ocbsrish, r5.
From Obfvion's depth 1t saves
Looking backward on I'm gliding,
TIL reach that final shore
Where the Present is abiding,
And where Change shall come no more.
q lCtaunb Il
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The AMERrcAN PARTY IN New YoRK.-7N,
True Union Party.--At recent meeting il
Troy, New York, the following resolution wa:
unanimously adopted, with great enthusiasm
Resolrd That having uDfuried the American banns,
We snail know no rest until victory psrches upon r. a,
for spoiis no coalition with our enemies: Init hsip ~
american inserests and American men, first last spd a
tne .nie and keeping step only the MUSIC Of ne Ino
We shall fight on-6ght ever = = oN''''
From recent occurrences we are inclined 10
the opinion that the Americans Of New York
are not Of that class who s.keep the word Of pro-
mise to the ear and break it to the hope.n Their
recent triumph over Seward, over the adminis-
tratlon Free Sellers, and over all opposition.
shows their capacity to achieve triumph when
ever they 60 to work with will and their un-
qualified refusal to coalesce or fuse with any
faction, no matter how powerful the Influences
that might be secured thereby, demonstrates
alike their patriotism and honesty. All they
have to do, next November, to win q magnificent
victory, is to'tread steadfastly in the straight
forward path they have marked out for them
selves. Under the most unfayorable circum-
stances they have achieved wonders; and now,
with prospects, favorable and skies bright, what
can they not accomplish ii they continue zeal
Gus, energetic, faithful-true to the Union and
the Constitution. ssea sl9se 5
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w. COMPTROLLERS OFFICR 1
City Of New Orleans, November ~, 1866 +
No. 418 / Ae
An ORDINANCE concerning the Markets and proyid.
ing for Farming the Revenue thereof -
Ihe Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans or
dains as follows - -
= On the arst Monday Of December in each year the
Comptroller shall adiudicste, be adjudicated
~ tns otce the collection of the of the Mar
Sess lot one year He shall give days notice. In the
gazette Of the city Of the day hour at which
said adjudication shai take place y
5Ntsgned FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
.ex, President Board cf Assistant Aldermen.
(sgned) WIN. G. g. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Goth November, 1852. 81 e 80 IS
(signed) A. D. CROssMAN Msyor.
:, Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the I'd
Nj, The above collection. s9 9li4 M 9q9T-s
dl 81 go. -. Q. DEBUYS. Comntroller !
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- = y
WHAT She WAS WoRTH. Hooper, of the
Montgomery Mail, condescsnds occasionally to
furnish US with q bit Of humor Here is q
specimen = RS g9gsa9 sss 'r' 7s'
+" What has become we asked, s.of Frank
H --s ~ es ss 5'7s94 %
Our friends face grew sad at the mention of
the name.
''Haye you never heard he said, '.of Franks
remarkable marriagei"
z '.Never,' we replied '2s
"Well sir, he married his wife is q beauti-
full, accomplished, lovely woman but''- %
1 f'sBut tehdt.t''
ssir, Mrs. H was reputed before the
marriage to be worth just fifteen thousand
dollars She Wns the only daughter of wild
owed mother. Her friends, when asked and
her mother, too-always said that it was fifteen
thousand dollars OF course, it was believed"
Certainly; all that sort Of thing is always
believed!'
swell, when they were married, and Frank
come to count the money
He, no doubt, found it fifteen hundred p =
"By no means; the old lady had the keeping
of the young lady's income; good deal of the
money was boarded, and when it was all actually
counted, it was ascertained that Mrs. Fl 80
had. instead Of fifteen, TWENTY-FIVE thousand
dollars-a clear gain Of seven to Frank r.
Here our friend wiped his face slowly, and
swore as he finished the recital, that be be-
lieved that no such case had ever happened
out cf North Carolina ~ s-
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lAAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
- UUMAIUN COUNCIL
City Of New Orleans, December 1st, 1855.

,,,001. IObT5IOIS IVOUNCII,
City Of New Orleans, December 1st, 1856
- No. 2571 !
hesorsd, That the Comptroller sell at public auction
alssr ten days notice in ihe official Journal contract
or Levee street, of the Third District, subject 10 re
approval OF the Common Council Property holders to
pay 10 the contractor their proportion of the work done
NV a'so their proportion of The materials furnished
oy me city and the said contractor will be subrogaed
20 a lhe rights Of the city for the collection Of the
same without recourse the city in case the money
snouid not be recovered from the property holders
ana he proportion due by The city be paid IN cash on
.he completion of the work and accepiance of the
same by The Street Comrnis sioners
ISignedI !. j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of lder men,
s3 tsignedl ms i. l.. TRACY. w.
. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved December 1st 1855
~ [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor