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ea STAN isShi thai swners Of IotI an ~. - 4a'
Ass q Maaszsh StFees be required Ia 81 -t tsi
ssse wABk % sa3d stE@ss, comm ehclbg - "%et
and sEssasins Oh Saia AsdfEea siFsrr ., '&astT
asss Of Lot No. % Middle bzst en- az - "a
street. BaAa SIDE wsik 10 be eng rpr =. AAllEga
sFsed lHmber she aad a half 49,. 80, ~ 59tsss-
sFssswtssl sapeR hard wood siTfngpry M, - a:
ave ~ fssF, lachssy said walk e ta -, - Isa
vista. Tbs Szst side Of SAID yak .L.i- .s" 4
tive feet fEouz West side OF szif lots To-. = a.
1aAd As4is1Fa kts est AID The osyns,, 1I.ns Z
lbs sast side Of SAID Aadi8on sapest v,,ts s' "a
hazAfB herein dascribsas are hereby hs
are res TO eeasiEaet stds wax lcos "a
Specihnations and IN eanfeEmily an - 1S4Ls
cd Grade o. sad sEeeg, wlthsn ssIIT L
tAs pahliea lea Of this resoiuliOf q 80 l'SR
VII se eonskFEeted By the City u CoTr1 S' van
A9a the expense assessed 70 the Fege-tIvs -; h'-1'
AapRksd TaDe 7, 1851 N"
:, - LYS4EpER ", BABBlFr, n.vs-
Nsg CRAWFORD, City Rscgpaer. 'f
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rHx saNATToH AcT-

The Cammissionsrs-of the General Land
ofkee has rendered very important de.
sision On the Donation act Of September
n, 1850, which grants Lands on condition
ct actual settlement and cultivation for .
certain period, and incase of the death Of
the settler before shs oomplssion of his
term Of asstiement, providing for hts heirs
The decision ia 70 the effect that The fourth
section provides Tor those settlers only
who wers ssabovs the age Of eighssea
years'' u the date Of the passage Of The
acs, and that the Eth section graaas oaly
70 those stabove the age of twsnty~ona
years. ut sasss date.
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rLncfros NOTICE.

TsLKcfT0a NOTICE. LIS.
u Notice Ia Mersey given to .Efle aSsl4ae- -
ore u PassawaEumle eouAty, tkat 30 sSrya- -,
Be hesa In al af the ciEsi FswsAtps Of sass
On FnssAay, oasssax 6ka 1851, ssf ne pa IlF.rr.s
AallasinE fer xhe f6lAoWfng Raztsssd sEate' N''
Caansy and Ts@nship oAAseFs, 90 vat: .-. -
Es@s g~g@@Gss ems Et@1taaaEi SS's $40, -,
Sasgs Of the Sapgsme Epnrt. ane Asef -
In EaaErsss to al xsnaAsy.) xzaa eta EEsssa'~
stss tn tFausrsl AsseanhlT, ,s.sfT
6ena Gonnag Jadgas aae csFaasE, ess Sa1rgs.
ElezazmlxsanHss ene GeMAsT so6 a. ~
maa &uksei. sas freasufss ana RsooTaE ~ 81
e@sy, sRs Treasured sna Rsoaesss siaI a ~ -
sms AkRxfG fs& III #zsaAeTs) eMs sArfla u
ssF1a,i ona Eamnt# aaxa*geg 30 III ' sS@A@R 8
szsa esunky saaveyar fhx fsa tsEsal .z.nss3
Ii ss5i sesxA sf 9swsA4p Casts n eAe" -
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5Hx4sgNz az las Fsaes tire Csnstaeies @N@
psFssnor On eaeA Road District ss,sTfs'
Aaae mxnzhsxs os the &ssfa q u9aas s.--Ssksss
asw In aash 81 me. TaIiuwins hasiea ~ .
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: sasa - e,saa s ayapfgK. -
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

DERECfEogs RoR USING
CoEpers'a maana an GTTead.

Fpy Tsegasachs sBssy 81 syss the fIsr ~ go
81 tsr teeszz NAzsctsa pFezsing hand ups s' 'isI
repeat II Hst cared. IL extreme cases vi @
wEth ths Baana, and s5veF sAs tsesh Hn4 E95si Y.
aasaacae. hxshe kMe sazapiss All apply % th' y.
ssa tzka fEezn ssa e sAirfy drops ~ hsh t11-S
sx wzkex ExasaSnsz
Rsx Gsozg and aaFs IhsoaL take frsHl ten q =
~ drops internally, ga sagaT CT ia TTefte1ea -
atRx h~SAe tez@ Kareaa freely taa bind &c shs,
FER Heaaasae RAeumaiisna. EeuTatEit, L3a2s -
or Side hAaza Rresig vita Balm 10 G!isadi Az -
ezRaly take Internally s.r,
Ear Bafas sal2 asas part B4lru tn Gi9SS ~ - IN
a. wateg aEA s1axs u naAk pasks, usFst Ss Is
wxsh shs saEas Fer ckslic, take ft91 "a g., -,
drops in het watsEi bat9eths hgaFi' - " ~
Aaaansis. 10 fk& Mhnsv GHe tEzsilsi ssst :
cAildFsn, Ard tAe large saE aasissi 'afi a''''''
% - Mh4 uxss 8aaSx&kscsss. sa 1T,
Cafhexs,s Balm In stIssd is harmless |'-''''
aaln in 6iIaad gives sstisfzctE0a. ..,-,, \,
7aaase gAo ,hssa sasa Salm n sIlsSa vi - =
wlsA@sfsa A II FEaf W.
Agents wanted. For Gsrzas, s4drsss
d q, OaLsERT Z Co.
No. 90 Scum FoaFfA Street, PhI4IdelPAAa 4
aR~M.R kssSsass seaG ~ Exprsss 70 as FA''
aAe Enitaa AsaaaM nc tAs shortest Hoiles
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ecTKAYKp Oh sgoLRE. ,-an.
- ON Maaday, June ard sr,,
AEawa &esnaa qua u Easa ksrsss y 80 VI !Aeausl
tas otheS sboaz lea yaats Ella. ca ~ ~ A All
Ase white star In tie forehess ,nt lss ksEH4i
ARID foot, ths other has grey trss,s - = FElta
faos ltoesAi reward will be paid sag Ia ~ 4t
~ ~ sossss "a a y laf@faAtiea whleA Vii
I Gsaneil siaTs, Jane l9th 1881. 81, -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

ID Rs0LyRn, 80 Pc
II By The Common ceungii of the City Of ooan-
81 = aus lsNAs that tie owners Of Lola witkin the
toltSMlns described ltsRlt4 ia said city so-wtt 900
yoaaHa sncius ~ the South West corner OF Market
stfsef AID hEssavaJ, Tznaing thenes Alpag The
sSakA 80 a Aas&a esss&s Ia asafaszlF sskssb
nou e apoins sppesfIs the Eonth kass corner Of
GtaFkf$ Lot-~taencs. along the North side 81 Mar
kst street. Ia Soatheriy diTsosi PuzSaa ssreet
are he1ehT required to c3nktTrcs Plank Side Wa
in fras Of their respective Lots within thirtx avE
ffn and aftsr tha Pnealcatten Of IhA4 EA$almsAess
said Asas WAk 10 be constructed of Cation Wood
psAnk one and bali tnchss thlck, laid lsagthgise
incheas II said aide wals in not eansEr1ssS6 vi ~.
In tae lime above STATED las Sas Will la sassarT
TED Nv ths CRY Of Council RafFs. anA tbA erosoSe
cons assasz TIE sapesv iais a. she oozaxait
toe af Internal LnsproN azaaaas
Aaaptsd, Nov. I, fssi ...~
LEsA&DEa w. RABBIT MsyaT
@. cRAwFaRD, CHS ReroT4sr- 80
y SVEN AetA7sa4sE ssss "a = A. zkfg 4WI
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I'll ssrs<sig aEas &szaszss, ssE -. . 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
, n CPHR, 'EEsECLA, srAuTraRq
sICAL S EEIIIS6S, PARILYyES AND
SfTFF JOINTS

- - - Iss AS9le Complaints 1s5sG 5aj Z
'h 1i5 o@SA sAn AAEaTeS vs. 4hey az resz!rs ..-li
treatment. May Ct the worst sst4s ef q
eases, viii yleaa Ia 4 sonparitirpi sb7rf Sc. :,
time when LhlA OiBtmenE is diligently rgr4-. "a
tbs parts s1Hsssed, even &f4 90 every oth,, r,sr,
have LaLle4. In ali serious Iaaatlez the PA, ar
BE t&ken In secoEdaRce to The prlalad LasGrsztsas
accompanying each box
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
TTonaR FI.Aaw,

HONA& PLANTS
Ii ana nsw prsua Ysa Il farr.,ng 80 ssx- s,,,,
Ene varieties Of Ferkenas. ysrvIns sssr sras
pure Rhste to khs aespesa scarlet Alsc E2lll,sscw
efSs RAnstest FslnniAs caruaxlpas - re shove
paAMta VIII be- saxalsM&4 iii t4Aa III low rasaw Al
ARE aAs for wzaEaf fowertaa Ossars sagsf q sezsa
~ tazza eaizfsas. Address. s 81 81
n. A. TxNEg,
Nv CFsscaat City, Ea~a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
70 T4S TApsseyA- brsa EpsrA4as Bah. ] j
6 n N e u AL WI a q ION,
Is also kep4 Of tae place for breeding pgTpos-
&c, and the tsrns sRcA make it for the In
tSFsst ~ every Farmer - EgecEfs &QEf Of kis slak
TEE fh0Tsz@1-@9sz 4 J s. 80 q. aEz&1A
SUFFOLK BOARG

Are Kept for service, and the subscriber assures
all Interested, that thNF So flks Of ths rlzht
kind pure whItss and esa be MAIDS 10 wxiKh zoo lbs
al u nfDntAs Old.
he has for sale fee pairs af thorongh-byed and
fs1 pairs thrss-fsuEth thoreuzh-Hged sunaIk
Ptss good and pure a. can be purchased In the
kaSs z4 high pxacea, waish hs aars ca liberal terms
Fsraasrs anS otAeEA aEs lagiteG 10 szath and see
ny Ftse&, Sad satssfSxh szasass &c EAat
ply themselves with thoreaxh-hxed stock via az,
seniia1 thsAssaA Aitea fer a he isxxsfess AZ 80
risk aud great sxpsase. r
LYsAGDgA " RABBfTT
a. Tbs AsaYe naEne animals en- kassg Hfst sre-
miuus At tbs Oh Annual Pair Of sha pgttsvrstts
palz gaanJ AsTiszltaxsISseiAss. "a Of FF-rF
s&Nv = EHE I@A 81 1895 20 / J ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

Liaas. Mssser, Of CompAay ID, Twen-
tieth Massachusetts Regiment, who was
among the arss 10 gain posisioa on cha
Virginia side. about / O'Clock. A. NJ.
gives me the following description % tie
localities. The landing which WA usxlsa
tn 4 batseau carrying only twanty-aixhf
man ak time, wzs upon . ssssp, elaJev
banks sea feet high, vsry slippsrT. Has-
in9 gaimed the sopUf Ihis muddy bank.
thsy struck path which Their followed
% the lett Tor about one hundred ysrsIs,
whea ehay fled righs, wexat no ovaF the
hill Mt IA angle Of forty eve degrees, she
Top OF which was some loo set akovs
lha river lsTel. Hare shsy came % an ox,-
aatspace about 10 yards wids snA S60
st kaieh was surrounded ca tie sixftk
~ I'D 2kont, with q dense forrest. ii
which The snsny were ssrongiy posted.
bat entirely prdtseesa from sisw. = N tha
rsar wss the stssp bill wAish shsy IA -
oended. Co 10, asntee nE shs onaninx
was d gully, and III The laft i $3.50
thas, win thA nyer hskfna -
arusps fought deup1Ente1y. III iSk a.
rsesont uss eqnfssls tn n 1pn1k n 1llss.
~ drowning or IL tortuxs, IA i1lpsiiS,sa-
asnt A.aese - - ss S : 4 s.
8#% a @#&&% We
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81 @&&N&A @&tnN#@&s*# AAs WsAshAsEA1S@S ~
Adsps tas asEsxsDzx eoapfonise or any
; Othas mon of aajassnsat Of the iifEsaIz
ties which would be hsnorable and give
aspos ass psEznansnSs 70 the Union. Dir.
EsseeaM appsaIsd TO tbs Republican par
! q I'M Cungyess, in the following words .
Vhy sennes you Republicans aeeesd
70 the rs-estahlishmens OF the Missouri
Compromise inoa Yuu hare sung peans
enough in is PRAISE, sad ustegsd inspri-
cations md curses ssough On my head for
its rspss one would think, 10 justify ron
sncw IN 1xamlng a triumph ~ ifs re- esstab-
liahasak IL roo are wslliag 10 give up
your paEeF feelings ria sink the garsisan
10 the psxios-and help me 30 ra-ssfab-
Dish and pxtend that Line, q psrpetssal
bond s psacs bsswssn The North and
q se&as#s aas5I 20 a. EA
.xswsg - ssasa2$&Sas4zs
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n ~ IOMNAMAMOMs
IN Bnsttted IA 8rdinanas faF de ~ ami
OF Hzsrtssn ksrsat and shs Kxzfs szs4sbs = q
&s y Srdatasa ey shs Consnan Gouacal af t.ss
CITY af CoHncl BlnGA. That RsxaeE 10 b. called
hssrEnon street shah be ezsmhlisned III fellows :
10 entafasncs 30 fset from shs Ncgth Esst corner
q arssn azsa Madison street whi5a paint ahail be
ne MSFs4 &&kS ss<saer esGssya xHa NasTxSeussTsst
ans 4#nn&& thame& N&sah tAM Aa&rsesFwest TEa
Of lsaH thsne4 Narfh 10 Z aexxees Wei 30 fss Il
tA@ AefsA uke 81 ske ED 1exn MslsA ssas sssll es
- ISL Mn& Vt a2i4 saxest 10 vida h@3mx a famA
8M- y kn& DO " faFfhsf urd8insd Thaf s&a xxaAa
% MszrksS3 stxast shall b ESTABLISHES ~ felfn~s
A. Ne Suarfiea Ut 1rssa street TO be % . sseye
fAe pssAe % ssfsTssss IAenes t<ea ssst wish an
assAez& q k4Res hzSEkgx - xkea - 10 afSm
9fa&M &s<e&z Cd hA W. K6ave xhs ni&sse III
APsaoTED, ssetembAx 4 ISL
LTsAxB4X " HAzEsxT. Maysr,
". @ CRAwToRD. City RsearaeF
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29
The California Volunteers.

We notice by our exchanges that compa-
MES are being rapidly organized in differ
ent parts of the State to fill up the Eve
regiments to be raised in this State. Col.
Lippitt has already offered his regiment,
which has been accepted, and several com.
panies have been enrolled and organized
both at Marysvile and Sacramento.
An item brought by late Pony stated
that Col. Van Dorm. OF the Confederate ar
my was on his way to California, With 800
men, through Western Texas and Arizona,
and the last Pony brought report that the
California regiments were to march under
Gen. Sumner, to Arkansas aud Texas. 1t
is also stated that Col. Wright, now in Ore
gon, will take the place of Gen. Sumner at
San Francisco. These reports are not very
reliable, though they may contain some
truth. If Van Dorm is marching force to-
wards California, it is probably designed to
operate in Arizona and New Mexico, and
It may be the California volunteers are in
tended for service in the same quarter.
Under any circumstances, it is well the
troops should be raised and equipped. If
the Secession ticket should be successful In
this State, il is more thaR probable we shall
have trouble, aud the troops will be needed
to suppress the first appearance of revolt
But If, on the other hand, the vote of next
Wednesday should show the the State SO
overwhelmingly for the Union that the
troops will not be wanted here, they can be
used to advantage in New Mexico or West
ern Texas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29

MASSACRE OF INDIANs.-A correspondent
of the San Francisco Alta writes the follow
ing from Humboldt county, concerning the
horrible massacre of family of Indians:
There was family of Indians living on the
farm Of MIR. Singley, near Cape Mendocino, in
this county. They liked 10 i've there because
they thought they would have the protection of
their white neighbors, and because they could
occasionally get work to do, and earn little
money. The family consisted of an old man,
young man, three squaws, and two papoOses.
The old man was crippled when boy by a
grizzly bear, which tore off his scalp and broke
one of his legs so as to make it useless. The
whole party were inotfensive; their only sin was
the possession of red skin, and bitterly have
they atoned for it. A party of white men en-
tered their rancheria in the night, a few days
since, and tommahawked all of them. You
know what "tommahawing" is-if not, can
explain it is simply splitting the head open
with a hatchet. All were killed Immediately
save the old man, and he received blow on the
side of the neck, which laid bare the vertebrae.
Next morning the victims of this assassination
were found, and they presented horrid sight.
Some of the neighbors buried the dead. The
old man, who could still talk little, begged
them to dig grave near that of the others
They complied with his request; and when it
was finished he crawled into it. He said he
wished to die; he did not wish to live again and
be an Indian; "pretty soon me Indian no more" T"
lie requested them to cover the mouth Of the
grave with boards, and leave him. They did So.
They wishedto dress his wound, and they of
fered him food, but he stubbornly refused to ac-
cept anything, and when l heard from him last
he had not eaten mouthful for forty-eight
hours.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29

MASSACRE OF 1MNIGRANTs.-The reported
massacre of a party of immigrants, near
Goose Lake, mentioned in our last, is con-
irmed by the following dispatch from Yre,
ka, dated the 9th:
The report yesterday of the massacre by In
dams at Goose Lake is confirmed by the arrival
of one of the party, he being the only survivor
He reports that there were fourteen families
numbering over one hundred persons in the
train, and the whole company, men women anC
children, were inhumanly butchered. Our in.
formant was here yesterday but has left town
for the residence of relatives near here, in con.
sequence of which no further particulars car
be obtained,
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29

The THIRD CoNGREssMAN.-The Union,
OF yesterday, contains correspondence. be-
tween Gov. DOwney and F. F. Low, relative
to the number of Congressman to which this
State is entitled. Gov. Downey shows con
clusively, what we have all along contended
was the case, that the apportiOnment OF
members under the census of 1860 does not
take effect until the Thirty.Mghth Con-
gress, the term of which begins on the 4th
of March, 1868. We have already stated
that it would be the duty Of Inspectors and
Judges of election TO refuse to count the
vote for Congress where more than two
names were on the ticket. The thirty fourth
section of our election law reads as follows:
sEo "a. If two tickets are folded together, they
shall both be rejected and If more persons are desig
mated any ticket for any Office than are to be cleo
ted for such Office such part Of the ticket shall not
be counted for any of them; but no ticket shall be
lost for want of FORM II the Board Of Judges de-
terne to their satisfaction the person voted for and
the office intended
The second clause of this section, it will
be observed is explicit, and the election of
Rcers are bound under their Oaths to regard
it. The State is only entitled to two men,
bers under the law of Congress; the Gov
ernor's proclamation calls for the election
of but two, and wherever three candidates
are designated on aay ticket, that part of
che ticket will have to be rejected.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29

New GOOds.-A. P. CHURCH l. Co., of Broad
street Book Store have just received the following
pieces of sheet music: Dixie's Land; Child of the
Regiment; Marseilles Hymn; No Flag but the Old
Flag; Grand Parade March, Parthenia to Ingomar;
Our COuntry's Flag Forever; Stand by the Union;
Lassie Are You Waiting; Billy Patterson Sadly to
Mine Heart Appealing There are Kind Hearts Every
where; Oh, Don't You Remember the Time; Jockey
Hat and Feather; Linger in Blissful Repose; 1t is
hard to Give the Hand where the Heart can never be
The Star of My Home Oh, take me to thy Heart;
again; Cottage by the Sea Also, large lot of fine
Cutlery Union Letter Sheets; New Song Books; Chill.
dren's coored plate primers; Shcool cards-Rewards
Of Merit; Blank Books-half Russian and imitation;
Language of Flowers,-large and small; Partisan
Leader Gums Domestic Medicine Chinook Jargon,
complete; Hoick's Medical Works; Wings Medical
Works; Johnson's Raselas; Scott'G Military Tactics
wordsworth's POetical Works; Motley's History of
the United Netherlands, 2 vols; Drawing Instru
ments; Large Card Board, white and colOred; Bill
Head Paper; Wrapping Paper; ladies' POrtmonaies
Gold Pens and Holders, ETC., etc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29

NEVADA TERRITORY PoLITIcs.-The elsc-
ton in Nevada Territory, for the Legisla-
tare and Delegate to Congress, takes place
on Saturday next. At latest advices there
we're four candidates for COngress-Wm. +.
Anderson, an out-and-out JEFF. Davis man /;
Judge Cradlebangh, independent and
ohas. II. Bryan and Chas. E. Olney, Union
men. Col. J. Williams, of the Territorial
Enterprise, aud John A, Collins, announced
as candidates, have withdrawn in favor of
Bryan, leaving but two Union candidates
in the feld, and it ia probable that either
Olney or Bryan will withdraw before elec.
iiOn day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29
THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. 20. 1861.
POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS,
WAsurNoroN dispatches, received by

WASHINGTON dispatches, received by
Pony, state that the rebels are gradually
advancing their lines towards the Potomac,
and there is some reason to believe that
they will shortly make desperate attempt
to capture the city. According to the most
reliable accounts, the Confederates have
not less than 100000 troops in Virginia,
nearly all of whom can he concentrated in
few days time at Manassas, which would
doubtless be used ss the base of operations
for an assault on the city. We have no
definite Information as to the number Of
Government troops stationed near the Capt.
tai, but they must have exceeded 100000
at latest advices, and perhaps double that
number could be brought there by the time
the rebels could concentrate their forces
for an attack. There is every reason to
believe that great and decisive conflict
will occur near Washington before many
weeks.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29

We alluded 10 our last to the reported
detection in the Republican ranks, q por.
ton of the party having concluded to sup
port Conness as the most effective course to
defeat Mcconnell. The Republican politi-
clans dsnounce the movement, declare that
the Times newspaper has been purchased.
etc., but this was no more than was expect
ed. They are anxious for the success of
their own party first, but falling in that,
their secVnd choice is the success of the
other sectional party. The Times. in hoist
ing the name of COnness, says 1t does so in
order to defeat Mcdonnell; being of the
opinion that Stanford cannot possibly be
elected, as matters now stand, and that the
contest is between Conness and Mcconnell
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29
GRuB's WELL STATION, Aug. 29

MARITAL REvENGE.-A man named Ries
was found in bed with the wife of a citizen of
jamestown, Tuolumne county, on Saturday
night, oath August, when the injured husband
suddenly came upon the guilty pair and took
Ries by the throat, plunging knife into his
body thirteen times, cutting out his bowels and
wounding him so that he died in two hours
The name of the husband is McGinty. He went
out Immediately after killing Ries, surrendered
himself to Justice, and was taken to the county
Jail. The woman, it is supposed, must have
escaped in the affray, as she has not been seen
since.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29
Number SOL
INuHDtT 90
A N ORDINANCE, Providing for IN

A N ORDINANCE, Providing for IN.
IA Planking of portions of Nam and Cayoto streets
The Trustees Of the City Of Neudda do Ordain as foo,r,
SECTION l. 1t shall bs the duty of the propert,
holders both sides of Main street from the bndss
to the junction of CayOte street. and of property he
deIs Cayote street, from the junction Of Main I,
the upper end of the gas works building, and ihey
are hereby required, on or before the 25th day i,
September 1861, to plank said streets, in front Of
their property.
Sec 2. Said plankng shall be done under the d.
rection and supervision of the City Marshal, AMI
each property holder shall be required to plank 10
the middle of the street
SEC. 8. Should any property holder on Main and
Cayote streets, between the termn5 above specified
neglect refuse TO plank the streets in front of h
her property, required it shah become the dutv
Of the City Marshal to let out contract for haynsf
the work done and the property along the line hereo
shall be held responsible for the reasonab expense
of the same.
Passed August 9th, 1881. CHAs. KENT,
II. Fl. FLAG1, Clerk. President
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-29
C1PENCE'S SEIDLITZ POWDERS,
- Price fifty cents
At Al Broad street, Nevads.
Number 64.l
A N ORDINANCE, Providing for ths

N construction a sidewalk on Pine street.
TIE Trustees Of the City Of Nevada OTcain as folle':
SECTION l. 1t shall be the duty of the property
holders on the westerly side of Pine street between
Commercial and Broad Streets on or before the 2bh
day of September, 1861 TO construct side walk in
front of their property
SIC. 2. Said sidewalk shall BE- of uniform width,
not less than four feet and shall be constructed
der the direction of the City Marshal.
SEC. 3. Should any property holder on Pine street
between the termini specified in the first section OF
his Ordinance, neglect or refuse to construct the
side walk in front Of his her property required
ii shall be the duty of the Marshal to let out
tract for having the work done, and the property
along the line thereof shall be held responsible for
the reasonable expense of the same.
Passed August 27th, 1881 CHAS. KENT,
II. II. FLAGG, CLERK. President.