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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AS- DIR. l.. >. CzapkSy--we would direct the e.
pecsl attention Of invads to perusal Of Dr. l. j. Gap
kAys ADVERT ,emcnt be oand in another eomn Of THU
paper in order TO place the services Of learned and
renced physician within their reach. So much i'll has
been inflicted the human family from the pericou- and
ignorant practices Of empires that il
filling bounden duty to make known where judico re
lief be obtained To those unfortunate enough 10 Suf
the effects Of sexual private diseases their
i'll treatment eheerully commend fr l. J. Czapkav
man of scientific and medical acq rement' possess
ing all the reqli,ites from long experience and acknow
edged skill for the ccesfu practice of his profe
Having made sexual complaints especial study like the
celebrated cord of aris. he i enabled TO guarantee
speedy and in all of pr' ate ehron
ic disease whether the effects Of contagon seabuse or
loss Of virily and in order that patients at distance
may vail Themselves of his advice. free consultation By
letter il open to them The knowledge that We have Of
the he has effected Of which OF
long standing leads To place much faith in llr. Cs e
Gcacy and commend him to the confidence Of those in i'll
health r Czapkays Office Is in Sacramento street be
low Montgomery. nearly opposite the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co.'S Office san Francisco
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

Senator Critsnden, of Kentucky. was in the
senats Of the United States in lsl7, more than
forty years ago.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

w all all :" ~. = r TuEPa will petition the Board
IF Nevsds co.ty, at the October meeting
Of o fl e: S s1asS
70 ppm % csfsino asd Bridge upon the Middle Yuba
hver, ssle Tsy T. c. EMERY,
| oAJ % Uo.o0s' Petltioneg.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY l. 1856, the above line will
" run follows:
Leaving the Office at the National Exchange Nevada at
o'clock A. NJ passing by Mountain Spring House Morgan's
Cold Spring White Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving
at Washington by one o'clock in the afternoon.
II Is the and best Route to Washington, Omega
Scotchmans s Creek Poor Mans Creek, and Eureka
Returning The stages will leave the south Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine o'clock and arrive AZ
Nevada by O'Clock 7. NJ, connecting with the Cali
orna stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento harys
vile and Shasta.
Ofhcc-south Yuhn Hotel, Washington.
A. =. OIIN, Proprietor.
W. s. McItoBERTs, Agent Nevada. tS4-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

OrENING OF TIE NEW TuEATER.-The Theater
which has beeu in process Of construction for
sume weeks past. on Main street, is now nearly
completed aud will be opened next Thursday
evening by the California Minstrels, who an-
Eounce the pr, sent ~ their farewell visit. pre-
vious to their departure Tor Australia. They
perform on Thursday aid Fri lay evenings, aud
We trust The new theater will he crowded on
both occasions Lew Rather is one Of the best
living Ethiopian delineators, aud the other
members of the company are hard to beat in
their respective roles.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

QUARTZ MINERS PARTY.-The miners engaged
upon the Lecompton quartz lead. gave party
at their cabins last Saturday afternoon. The
occasion was enlvencd by the presence Of a
goodly number of ladies, aud the happy coun-
tenances of the quartz miners was an evidence
that their business was prosperous An excel
lent dinner was served up between two and
three O'clock aud from that time until sun
down the company enjoyed themselves in trip
ping the light fantastic toe.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15
HYdraEiic Hose.

No. 55 Broad Street, Opposite Golden Gate Hotel.
M ID. TERRY, a sail maker takes this method
" OF informing the miners Of Nevada and vicinity
that he is now prepared to manufacture Duck Hose at
cheaper Rates and well be obtained elsewhere in
Neyad county He has the credit of being the best Hose
MIXER in the county. His Riyted Hose cannot
passed. either for strength Style lie is also prepared
to manufacture Horse covers Wagon covers Tonts, AVN
ings Hammocks Wind sails for Summer Houses, Trunks
covered, &c.
lie hopes by perseverance, and strict attention to bust
Nevada Aug 25, 1858. 47.H
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.


TTNHE STAGES of this Company will leave their ONCE at
i the National Exchange" Nevada as fellows;
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at o'clock A. NJ, and arriving at Sac
mento in time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
Also at O'Clock A. NJ running via Auburn, as an Ac
commodation Line to Sacramento
FOR MARYsynLE
leaves the above named Office every morning at
O'Clock, A. NJ. passing through Grass Valley, Rough
Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving in Ma
rysvlle at Q O'CLOCK L. N.
FOR FOREST CITY, DowNEvILLE. PATTERSON woLsHfs,
MooRE's, AND ORLEANS r.ATs
Leaves every morning at G 10 O'Clock A NJ
JAMES HAwORTH,
Prest {. 5. Co.
w S McRomRTs, Agent Nevada. lu
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AMERICAN INTERESTS IN RUSSIA.
[rrom the Edgeneld 8. o.) Advertiser i


1t affords pleasure to state that by letter from
Hon. r. w. Pickcns minister at the Russian court
we learn that himself the members of the legation
and his family WE'LL and much pleased with their
experience thus far of life In St Pctesburgh We take
the liberty Of copying few observations Of general inn
portance: N W
The interests of the two governments hc Russian and
Amcrican) are becoming daily more intimate Our in
creasng settlements and trade in California and the
Pacific bringing into intercourse with Russian pos
sessions the Amoor river and the Asatc coast az we'll
with their possessions In America The trade Of tho
Amoor river is immense something like $50, ,O0O, 900
year ar-and growing very rapidly.
have consuls under my jurisdiction through Asia an
we'll in Europe. and their reports and accounts 10 mo
bring me into official communication with largo por-
ton Of the globe had idea that the actual business
Of this Office extensive and important as t * We
have large American merchant houses this city and
American ships at Cronstadt are more numerous than
those Of any other nation except Great Britain Thirteen
ships arrived this direct from Charleston and New
Orleans loaded with cotton without having touched at
Liverpool ut ALL MS has heretofore been the case The
direct trade must increase every year Manufactures IN
cotton are increasing immensely about Moscow aud ono
may loads of cotton here every day In the street
passing to the railroad for that point ~
.
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'NHE GREAT WONDER or THE NINETEENTH

senuifN Professor NOODS Hair Restorative.
Dr. Nm e y, louis (o) Democrat Below publish letter TO
@ OF This city from gentleman Aanc which speaks glow
nave @ s elect when coming reliable
Of truth he Doctor needs encomiums useless
BArH Oie.,) Jan. 20, 1866.
lRor j. woop Gentlemen Having my attention called
uve % @ since the highly beneficial effects Of your hair restora
W" was Induced make application Of upon my hair,
@ y % M eeeone quite gray, probably third whe whakers
Uoue q your Hair Restorative used it.
mg what had wished used about have
@ world that the white hair totally disappeared both
@ mead and lace and ha has
more sol and glossy than has bccn before for twenty
Two b @ @ now sixty years old my good wife, at the age Of nfy
he aoe notice you for your valuable discovery
S area that whoever win rightly per directions viii
city aO 70 contradict statements citizen Of this
resilient here Tor the last fifteen years
Of every one here and adjoining Any you may
WIN my name attached IL service, wish
preserve the beauties nature IN others as well as myself
80 "a a. q. RAYMOND,
BaInNoHH Jan. %, 1858
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
o WOOD Dear sir Having misfortune lose tho best
lSsi my ha from the effects Of the yellow Orleans
glossy @ as The very thing needed My hair thick
an @ Mas eau express my obligations 70 you in giving to
os "s UNDERSIGNED Bragg Il minister In regular standing
H % O the Orthodox Church Brooknold Massachusetts
NS'"'eHlan d great influence and universally beloved
.s wM DYER.
n - a, -ss BRooKFrKp, Jan. H. 1888.
ry D Dear SIR Having made trial your Restorative,
moynr s nasure 10 that It's effect
WIN utannaon dsndrun constant tendency 10 itching
slor, 49, nave been troubled from childhood has
have na2y @ which was becoming 10 original color
prht "'s WV" auyihtg hke INC same pleasure or
n Yours, truly X BRAGG
diam ayes pat bottles Of three sizes viz large mo
lar ~,, n, the small holds half pint for ono dol.
proin ~ s medium holds at least twenty
hL tnan The small rciAis dollars bottle the large
bottle wv vent he m proportion, ana retails for So
great Moop Co, propcora ana broadway New York nu tho
n Louis No. s '""'h'1 """ ~ 'arAets street,
Ana. .,...
H"S iS y al good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
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0. colored medium, assorted colors)
No. l. 5000 writing paper 10 by 26nches TO weigh twenty
eight pounds per ream.
2 1900 writing 10 by 20 inches 10 weigh twenty
three pounds tt
3. 3100 writing paper, Is by 25 inches, to weigh
twenty six pounds :.
@ 4. 100 writing paper is by % inrhes TO weigh
r 49,. tIa twenty four pounds ream.
8. $40 writing 1S by Is inches, to weigh
5t$5 twenty pounds per s.75 lr
8. 400 writing paper IL by IL inches to weigh
4s.g. twelve pounds per
papers designated and must contain perfect
ou quire they BIO made Of the
aduleraon and hnishedn the best
plpers be white blue, Of the regular stand
the respective kinds and OF such weights be
those class be white and OF the
sizes and weights specified In the schedule. a
The right OF ordering greater less quantity OF each
kind contracted for in all the classes to be furnished at
such quantities the public service require
will considered separately and be subject
bidders classes
In the same proposal.
proposals unless accompanied by the
bidder bidders his their proposal shnl be
viii enter into obligation with good and sufficient sure
furnish the articles proposed Blank forms for proposals WIN
this and will be taken into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith
classes must be delivered at such
places be designated in Washington city In good
all charge and subject TO the
nspecon count weight OF the Superintendent
and be in all respects sairfnctory.
samples all the paper required bc at M oce or
will bo sent to persons applying for them.
The will be opened the manner required by law on
the Tuesday after the first Monday in December" next ~
and the contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder
Proposals will be addressed 70 Eo W. BowMAs Superintendent
Public Printing Capitol United States and endorsed
proposals for supplying paper"
Oct b--eotd
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, a. CO.,
N,.H RoDEsrs taU #H-

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
SSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
ayabe in all the principal cities Of world. Also,
oe credits, ior use in Europe China, &c.
May 2s--6nos ElE' 7.r't 5ts a
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An election held the 4th instant in the fourth
judicial district of Louisiana for associate Justice of the
supreme cont 10 fill the vacancy occasoned by the
ignation of Judge spoord, when Land, democrat was
elected to succeed him.
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NEyv ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
Fran sNGTON Virginia. Tennessee, Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi louisiana, Arkansas and Texas.
Through Tickets obtained the Southwestern Rail-
road % and Sixth street, Washing
ION on Steam Ferry Boat George age or at the Oce OF
me Orange ana Alexandria Railroad at Alexandria
TO Richmond, Danvle, lynchbnrg Bristol Knoxville baton
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashvile Huntsville, Grand june
U ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans.
B Direct and Continuous Railway Connexions to Memphis
Aordng greater Expedition Comfort, being miles
shorter than by any other route
The boat George Page leaves The foot Of Seventh street
at8 O'Clock Alexandria, where take the for
Richmond Charlottesville saunon, White Sulphur Springs, Wood
stock Sc for Richmond aud all points Southwest
making sure aud connexions TO Memphis
Rpage wagons omnbuses leave the oee avenue
O'Clock, a. and J, p n.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June ls--tf Washington.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will run as follows:
Alexandria at S TO- IL o'clock M; 2 A and o'clock
4
Washington at II o'clock, m; 1, 8, and o'clock
p aa88.8fta5 ....
THOMAS coIYER when the route will a. opposite
hours Fare 70 cents.
connecting with the Page and Colyer win
Capitol Of 18th and Pennsy avenue
be time the l-oats leave Alexandria. s sl
June S--eoi-tf RICHARD WALLACE, President
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nICH SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, 1885,
III GREGORY MAURY, Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
under the Of Commissioners appointed
by the Governor.
sS7 500 Lottery for the Benefit Of tho STATE OF DELAWARE
FAT for 1883 To be drawn at WILMINGTON DEL saur
day, NOVEMBER 0, 1858.
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NOTICE TO TRAYELLERs. NEW ARRANGE-

NOTICE TO TlsANELLERS.--NEW ARRANGE-
MENT WITH GREATLY Iapf0y ED sCiiEDu IE.FRoM WASH
iNGrON DIRECT 10 ALL PARTS OF TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD INEfwo daily from Washington for the South
their bes, foot OF 9th street. at On
Passengers by the boat obtain hne
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sail Of az hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing in full view OF Mount Vernon by the
evening boat they good supper and rest Of four hours in
comfortable bes and arrive In chmohd In time TO
the South aud Southwest
great this route being ~
miles shorter and 100 miles less raroapg than by other route
making connexions TO
FaDErlCxRuRd caMosp, PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA wEpoS
WMyGrS NJ CT CnARlEsroy, g. c. AUGUSTA GA; MONTGOMERY
p MOnuE, Ngw ORLEANS
,tlli h iFEs gT
Also Richmond with the nanve Southside, Virginia.
Tennessee and East Tennessee railroads &aaal@
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
nanyfle, Bristol, IA Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis, fFa
lynchburg, Knoxville Atlanta, f #t
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans. /.
For through tickets further Of route inquire
tho southern ticket one No 372 Pennsylvania door
east Of Browns Hotel board the boats foot o. 9th street
GEO. L. MATTINLY,
August lily Ticket Agent
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Emgrants by hundreds continue TO arrive In New Or
leans, notwithstanding the yellow fever The number of
deaths on Thursday was 4s, aud ON Saturday 80.
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WASHINGTON CITY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81 1853.
once superintendent ofthe Pubic Printing,
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE PApEI

DR0POSAIS FOR FURNISHING THE PAPER
fOR THE PUBLIC PRIN OF the proylsons
VI the act exseuting the public printing
ouce Capitol until the rs Monday (o day) of December
~ O'clock NJ furnishing he paper that be required
for the public printing tho year ending tbs lat day Of Decem
bor 1869
The suhjoned specifies neary asesruined e
quantity quality description OF each kind Of thai will be
required
Class l.
10000 ane printing paper uncndered 10 "a by
IS nchas and weigh ve pounds TO the Of 4s0 sheets
&{st Class e. tWEteHtF
5000 fine printing caendercd 10 measure "a by ss
nehes tho of $50 sheets
#@s XIV CLASS ..
800 superane printing hardzed and oaendeed,
"a BY 81 inches and 10 weigh forty eight ponnds 10 tho
rean OF 4so sheets. eteM atY t4F
superhne sized and eendered Of such
may corresponding weight with
ung 10 BY "a inches and weighing twenty pounds feam Of $50
sheets. fAF w
ae titt f4 4it Glass s. slslB-l tss &G4sfi
superhne plate paper (cenaeed uncaendered
be requred 10 by "a inches aud OF such weight ream
may be required f
The paper OF linen
cotton all with mineral other sub
stances, whteness, qres OF twenyour
bundles each each
sheets Uniformity thckDess and weight
bundle exclusive wrappes) varying
weight will be receyed
the weight Will in all be required Mixing OF various
thcneses the bundle make the weight will be
sidored a violation Of the contract
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PERSONAL.

Joseph Provost Carr just defeated by Marcas j.
PARROT, as member of Congress from Kansas, was
born in South Carolina. He graduated at Harvard
College in 1850; studied two years at Heidelberg. lie
il n LAWYER by profession but has latery been under
the tuition of AtchisoD. He il about twepty-seveu
years OF age.
The medal voted BY the Legislature OF New-fork
othe late Dr. L. X Kane is of pure gold, and weighs 10
ounces troy The vices in bold Relief not stamped,
but .culpiured On one side two figures IN Arctic
costume looking out sparkling expanse OF ocean,
with midnight sun in the horizon on the other, the
arms of the State Of New-York. The medal mas been
presented to Judge Kane Of the United States circuit
Court the father Of the deceased. IL was taken tn
Philadelphia by Henry l. Seaman, the private Score
tary Of Gov. King, and transferred by MN ~ the
nr.sence of small company If the friends OF DIR.
Kane, assembled for the occasion. Albahy Journal.
The Rev. Jacob Norton the oldest Surviving
graduate of Harvard College, died at bis residence IN
Rilerca Mass the 18th inst, at the age Of nearly
% years. lie graduated in 1885, and preached tor ~
years ther, after at Weymouth.
Merrill Ashurst, esq, the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives Of the Territory Of New Mexico -
u native Of Alabama, and at one time represented
that State il It's Legislature. He removed 10 New
Mexico about six wears ago, where he has since been
n successful practitioner in his professionalism law.
Union.
M Thcrs who has suffered much recently rom
rheumatism, and who supposed to be recovering,
has experienced relapse. The eoDditipn Oh ing
lustriGus historian has retarded the appearance ~,
the 18th volume Of the History OF the Consu"'e ~
the Empire, which will not be the last y1'u., ~
been announced This 18th volume VIII sonPIse -,
the cital of the campaign Of France. The lSn wi
Co. dst;n,;veIv tbe work Of the narrative vi tho
Hundred DAYS and the Battle OF Waterloo.
N Cuzo, has returned to Paris, and u hoorng
duously new wOrks.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE FISHING BUSINESS At GLOUCESTER.
Large preparations are making for carrying on the
fishing business az Gloucester the coming season.
The capital invested, The 7tcgrdphsays. will not be
less than $500 000 which, it appears Is about $lOo,
GEO more than last year.
A yesscl arrived from Newfoundland on Sunday
morning with cargo of frozen herring, for which
about forty sail of the Georges halbut fleet We're
waiting a. they much better bait for the ha6ut
and cod on Georges Bank than sailed bats.
70 Boston Traveller.
STEAMBOAT IXPLOsIOS-Two MEN KILLED ASD sEV-
ERAL WOUNDED.
The steamboat Post-B Boy, engaged in the wood bus-
ness at New Orleans, while getting up steam ON the
9th inst opposite the landing at Jefferson City, near
Ncw-Orleans exploded three of her boilers. Two
fremen were killed the spot; two engineers were
badly scalded and bruised: the pilot had his skull ana
right arm fractured and the cook, negro boy, was
also severely scalded. The boat sank three minutes
afe the explosion. Fragments of the wreck were
scattered in all directions portions of the boilers being
thrown distance of three hundred feet.
me STEAMSHIP ARIEL.
We learn that there ia report in the city that the
steamship Ariel, which left Southampton for this port
on the 3lst OF December had put back disabled
There is no ground for such report. Nothing has
been heard OF her. and there has been no opportunity
for hcorine from her. She may hayeput back, never
theless.
SriPWRECKS.
The OurA0i 81 the Sotctc DIES Arts gives III lie last
number an ANALYSIS Of the statistics Of the wrecks
which occurred upon the coasts and in the sea- OF the
British Isles in the year 1856; we in our turn take
from this ANALYSIS some figures which are worthy OF
attention First let look at this list of the serious
accidents, wrecks, and collisions Of the last i've
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Io,Al.....4,Dl


This shows that the number Of collisions at sea has
regularly increased in proportion truly frightiui
from 81 in 1852 il became BIG in 1856 five times
greater,
ions is distributed monthly as follows January, 49,
February, ia: March, %; April, "a; May, 81; June,
30: july. IS: August. 81; September, 9s October
90; November, l29; December, l66. Total, ,l53
The tunnage of these vessels amounted to 229936:
the number OF men employed, to lOOl4, OF whom 52l
persisted. -,
OF the wrecked vessels, 3l4, or nearly one-third
the entire number, employed solely in the car
rage of coas. The coal trade IL, then, for Engan1
the most dangerous Of all that which causes the great
est loss of life doubt because the vessels employed
for this trade are badly selected, badly commanded
in very bad condition, and indeed often quite unsea-
worthy.
OF these wrecks, SOC occurred on the East coast,
between puDgeness and Pentand Firth; UI on the
West from Lands End to Greenock; ll9 on the
South, from Lands End TO Dungeness; l55 on the
coasts of Ireland IL upon the Isle Of Scly III upon
the Isle of Lundy; 5upon the Isle of Man. and 30
upon the isles Of the North, Orkney, DC.
or the causes which lead TO these losses, we count
liS wrecks from storms Il abandoned on account OF
unscaworthiness; 81 sunk same account; III losses
from absence Of proper signals % from fogs and cur
rents: from defective compass from Imperfect
charts L by in calculation OF the point; ~ oy
error of estimation; by of pilot through ao-
sence of pilot: II by neglect Of soundings; on ac
court of drunkenness; or account of general neg
igence 10 by neglecting TO heaye to- by coming IN
contact with foundered vessel; BY tire; by cap
sizing; by causes unknown. lPnia. TUES
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MID rI.NTERS.

To he Editor Of Them T'ibane
SIN. The following is copied from the hy.leaf OF
book in my possession, written, believe, by the late
John Targee esq. , -;
,,n,oyv l5Ths day arrived from Troy soop and p"
.hoa James arrived last evening from Coxssrho-tes
Uni having been caught In the ice IN the early part Of me Sea-
an The ysr had been closed fer down Poashheepee.
h.. owing the mldes Of the Jason ne te f&vs
sy and shove ycssss down 90 the city Isiaay
18th tbs weather windy and cold i's' ~ 'ns
rD~rins mild; afternoon, co.d-tbermolas,ef oL
Nofs-The river closed sgsu and op"fsd 0. ,ee
9Th Marrh when the Fire Fly st,e"e0a. arrived sa no Nv"
Of Nah rom A bay
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COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY
'HITED STATES DISTRICT COuRT.-N0a ~ TO ~

inclusive -. 80. 80,
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIr.--Nos 2l32, 24i4, 2020,
99I 2O7 2l2 1885, 100 1885, 1853 $40, SO SD 49, z69,
29i l5X7 889 1875 g2l 5S 5, 1913, 1892 Ill., $50 l5lz
to 3d. 3l6. IA. -, -
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TrRa.-Nos. 2E3, 70, ~,
o. % 81 ll8 IS 3 an iOs a. 40 4l8, 49, 49, AZ ~,
40 90 2 SIG 49, A. 49, 1884, 46 49, 49, 47 49, 49, 40.
AZ 473, IA, AIS, 476, 47s. 80
CoMNoN PLEAs.-Part Mos. II, H. 20 to ", =,
10 81 Part II-Nos & 10 So 10.
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YoVyG MEX's DEyoCRATic GESER.L CoNNHith'
An organization Of his Committee was Effected 'as'
evening by the election q Mr.. Charles kensh h'
man james Gibtons ard William Co'ter. secfe'"r"''
or Mr.. L. y. Harrison TroAsuier