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Lien Notice.

Charles Doneganv, The Golden Mining Company
A Lii. PIERS OES holding or claiming liens
lo- etls tp Mechanics and others uDon that GER
tain Qnartz Milf aud building known as the Cob
den Mil. situate on Moore s Creek at the mouth
OF Illinois (iulch about live miles above blahO.
City in Boise County, Idaho Territory, together
with the bereditamellts. appartenances fixtures
and machinery appertaining thereto and the land
under aud around the same for such space or ex.
tent as m@y be, necessary for the convenient use
of the same, also the back smith shop aud forge
therein staudi g about twenty feet from said iniH,
are hereby notified to be and appear in the Dis
trict Court Second Indiea District OF Idaho Ter
ritory. at Idaho City, OH the 10th day o July, A.
D. 1866, and then and there exhibit the proof of
said liens or they shall be deemed to be waived
IN favor of those So exhibited. ft8 f-
JONAS w. BROWN, Atty for Pl'f.
Dated June 20th. A, ID. lS66n35w3- i-
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HoLBRooK IN WASHINGTON.

The following is an extract from letter
recently received by resident Of this place
from Hon. Sam. Mclean, delegate ia Con.
gress from the Territory Of Montana. His
remarks concerning rotation in Office and its
effects are worthy of attention:
WASHINGTON, D. c.. May 10, 1866.
My OLD FRIEND:--T take advantages of the de
parture of our mutual friend, Hobrook to send
you few lines. What will do when he leaves
cannot tell since remote Western men are being
hthinned cut daily. HolQrooki with his energetic
qualities, will make an excellent Delegate, if, in
deed, is often the case, they do not slip green
horn INTO the position, just when he has become
most efficient. This for the sake of carrying cut
rotation in Office, is error hope our Territorial
folks will not adopt. The practice OF it. on the
part of the people Of the North and West, forever
kept them, in parliamentary sense, at the mercy
of the statesmen of the South, who are retained
in the position the principle that well estab.
lished lawyer can take care of your interests in
Court better than his student and that the carpef
ter Can build your house better than his appren-4
tiee. It will hardly be of aay use for me to at
tempt to give you any information in this little
sheet, concerning the political situation. since Mr.
Holbr0ok with more, time antt-a better opporta
nifty, will tell You ali. He will tell you about the
wild race of raGicalisn with the despe rate efforts
they are making to retain their power in the ma
tlOn: how Andy Johnson has withdrawn himself
from the unclean beasts-or rather how the negro
worshiping devils howl over the fact that they
eannot bend to their purposes man of johnson 5
nerve, &C., sc.
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SINGULAR CASE. About forty years ago Il
gentleman was tried and convicted upon cir
cnmsiantlal evidence, of the murder of his
niece. She was heard to excaim. 6 Don't
kill me, uncle don't kill mel" at that in.
stant pistol or towing piece was fired e.
Upon these circumstances the gentleman was
c0nvictedand executed Near twelve mouths
after, the niece, who had clipped, arrived III
Bnghnd and hearing Of the affnir, elucda-
ted the whole Transaction. II appeared she
had formed an 'attaehment for a person Of
whom her uncle dsapproved. When walk
ling in the fields he was earnestly dissuading
her from The connection, when she replied
hat she was resolved to have him, or il would
be her death, therefore said, g Don't kill ME
Hpnee- don't kill me r. At the moment she
uttered these words fowliug pece was dis.
charged hv sportsman in a neghboring
field. The same night she eloped from her
uncle's house, and the combination Of these
suspicious circumstances oecasioaed his ig
nemnious death. Is aa.
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NOTTCE.

NJ Office is hereby given that Francis o. Mel .
1N son IS removed us superintendent If the
ln,s OF the Eictr Gold and Silver Mining Com
piny >tra al Red y arrlor Creek Alturas Coun.
y Idaho TerrIt ry. By order II the Trustees of
the Victor Gp,d and Silver NInin Company
WI. NJ TWEED, President.
Attest 1oHN L FREEDMAN, Secretary.
Dated New York, March 18th 1866. n35w4
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WAsHINGToN TERRIFoaY ELECrlO> THE
election in Washington Territory, so far as
we have returns, are fl vorable 10 the Democ-
iracY Jas. Longmire, B F Ruth and Frank
Henry are elected 10 the House from Thurs
ton (Olympia) a Democratic gain. A john
son ticket is elected in Jefferson A John
SON asan is elected Representative ii Claim
also in Cowitz ond Wahkiakum. The Dem
ocrats have carried Pierce, Mason, Clark
Lewis, and Walla Watla. i Portland Herald
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MR! Asp. TURNER has goneto Oregon as
the representative of the Masonic Lodges OIL
this Territory in the Grand Lodge of Oregon
He will be absent about two weeks. He is
authorized to transact business connected
with this Office in the way of subscriptions
and advertisements, in any portion of the
country. yfi) oaebl .Esf0l. yli9 93li0 +
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"A FuNEY ARRAN CEMENT Bohn R. Ridge,
corresponding with his paper, the Grass Val.
ley National, writing from the steamer Golden
City, on her lasttrip to Panama, tells the fol-
lowing 80 taia 3lff s.-
"In thesecond cabin, mothers are allowed to
have their children sleep with.them. Mrs. -.
II widow. had room with three other ladies' and
brought her son along TO sleep with her. aecnrtl-
ing to the regulations. Good Heavens" protest
ed the ladies, .'are you going to put man into
the fooinm5 The fellow was 2nyeafs old |! Hes
myonly son replied the natron and never al
low him to beaway from met SO he slept With
his mother, thateveningg and has slept with her
ever since. she protesting all the time that he is
a mere child, and fatherless. His mother will be
able.to fstke care of him"
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Proceedings of the Territorial Demo
cratic Central Committee, Held at
Boise City, Ada County, L T., June
18TH, 1866. 4aa

Committee metal Riggs & Hobbs'-present
Geo. Ainslie and H G. Street, of Boise conn
ty; Theodore Burmester, of Ada coun,y;J
M. Wilson and R. H. Brown, Of Owyhee; E.
T. Beatty and Merritt Kelly, of ATturas, and
organized by eleeting Fl c, Street Chairman
and Geo. AinslIe Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Kelly, of Altnras, the
Committee adjourned to meet at Idaho City,
subject TO the call of the Chairman. &
E C. STREET, Chairman.
GEO. AFNsLlE. Secretary
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THERE is considerable dissatisfaction among
some of the leading Republicans here about
the unscrupufous mannerin which they have
been treated by their brethren. A bolt is
threatened against the usurping dictatlon
which controlled the County Conventions. s
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NOTICE-

TTNHE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
L of Boise County Will hold. their next regular
session at Idaho City on Monday, June 18th 1866.
n3jw. HENRI F. SAYRS Clerk.
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pr. F. EVANS.

TVAMILY PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHRUR.
u Particular affection te diseases of Women
:. Children. oil e nu Wall st. 3 doors below
Cody Exchange, Idaho City. I. li35tf.
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2 The Local. Eaitorlof the Council Bluffs
sNonPariel announces his marriage lin this
e ciaEMarried,l at the residence of Mr.. Ben.
Jarvis, IN Marshalltown, Iowa, by Key.Mr Wiley,
A r Joe. v Baugh, chats US ) and Miss Mary G.
Swans6ng Chats more Of us.) ~ 80 t-
WhereuPOn3a neighbor editor inquiries how
long it be before there is .iiittie more
of US" V.i9o m5aj ~ ET7R2 4o [ltiiadaG-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23

! OREGoN STATE ELECTION. = Reportedreturns
from aaA the counties in the State have re-
duced the contest on Governor to so fine ii
point that the res lt is extremely doubtful
The 0regonia.n claims As majority for Woods
Ia Ehatcoant atea9I illegalavotes reported as
given bF The soldiers in Camp Watson;i about
5Qmajorityi taken and counted in this city
atterithe polling was legally closed one Re
publican precinct in PolkcoHnty,j in which
anaeleetion was heldi without the forms of
law, and probably many other returns which
can only be determined by coRtestg9 The
balance oflthe emocratic State ticket is un-
doubtedly defeated.- Portland Herald. "a q
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DEMOCRATIC RArIFIcATIoN MEETING. The
Democracy will be out in full force on Sum
day night in idaho City, to ratify the Demo
cratic nominations. a grand mass meeting
is announced to come of on. Main street, to
which everybody favorable 10, the success of
Democratic principle, of free government and
equal rights, are invited TO- attend-and as
many Of the opposition as liketo hear the
truth. Posters ahnoun &c as speakers Messrs.
May, Merritt, Holbr9oka Douthht, Sims, AIMS
lie Hall, DR.. Harris, Street, scaniker, Wood,
Ganahi and others. Roll out, Democrats,
and make it rouser. 81 II
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& FoRGES'so Phiiadel p1ia Press says o The
President has recently aordered the removal
of promil MT Postmaster insIndiana, who
refuses to abdicate until ghls successor has
been confirmed. blythe Senate 3 That body
will probably-notdese andif not done, the
JohnsonapP ointee will appeal to the United
States Court to put himalh theaplace, and the
qpestionWiil thea be settled whether the p res
identE possesses the right to remove an9of6ee-
holder and1put ar1othersini CHS place with
opttheleohsentof the Senate, whilethat bod Y
is in sessions basd970f slH .ygfsHa a3Rall
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Announcement.

Ed WORLD: Please announce au Independents
candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the ensuing election
CHAs W STEWARD.
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I RBoMs the number of Cinnamon that arrived
hereIhst Tuesday d*eoishonld judge there
wereenough lett yet redeem Boise county, Z
Notwithstanding The freaks ofdh"PoorsLioD
Abouufortya came in wagons, q6h ajaekasses.
and7onsfoot, passing Pon. to Silver, whence
they wiliitsspeeds their way to- Idaho City.
They passiossr bitches, wood-pAe s, fe8ees,,
a4dieEefythihgl else, Il neither turning to the
right norbto the left, baeb caring rfghtahead,
forcibly9rem hiding one Of anhuge drove Of.
cricketsaon their mareh.2-at Avalanche. DsHsiHi
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REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

- Fol, Delegate to Congress,
EDw ARD ID. HOLBROOK
For sup't Public Instruction,
J, e.. WHITSON.4
For District Attorney, I'd District, s.
IS. fg -. ]. MAY. aam
~ For Memberof the Council
E. A. STEVENSON.
Wal n For Representatives, a0Ff d
GEO. STAFFORD, j. w, KNIGHT,
A. A. MIX, WIN. Law,
T. w. BELL, A. P. MITCHELL,
". H. PARKINSON, J. A. ABBOTT.
-, rr ssr.-s For, Sheriff, tgl4-e :
6 ~ JAMES l. CRUTCHER.
-se For Auditor and Recorder, ad6h
JAMES H. WICKERSHAM,g $50
For Assessor, 80
.r- FRANK P. BRITTEN. 4srs
kte6 m For Treasurer, q
JAMES W. WOOD. go
49,. For County Clerk, a - r4.~.
HENRI F. SAYRS.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
VIM. PAGAN.
For County Coroner,
r, DR.. JAMES HEALY. 4
s For County Commits sioners,
NORRIS FITZGERALD [long term(
SELATHIEL RIDGE (short term.
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The ELEcTIoNs,-T result of the Oregon
election is still doubtful The Herald thinks
the Union nominees elected, with thegexcep-
ton Of Woods, candidate for GoverDor:r The
confess between Kelly and Woods can only
be decided by an official count. Irregulari-
ties at several precincts are reported, which
may throw ont some votes. There will prob
ably not. be Fifty votes ference betweenl the
two candidatesofor the Goyefnorshp.. ls Is,
In Washington Territory the Democracy
have carried eVffyfhing{ All the Sondties
yet heard from have gone Democratic. This
Territory att the election last year, gave a Re-
publican majority 80 s7a sail'sia ESQ xaA -
There is, tide in the affairs of men txh ich
taken in the flood leads on to. fortune" The
Democracy after years of Disaster have at
last Struck thattide, and an ever the ct,yfntry.
wherevere leclions have lately been held, the
Democracy are ia til eIascendancy For seven
years Oregon has been in the hands of an
overwhelming niRepubhcan amaiofity. That
power HAS away To- nothingss5 or next next
to nothing ;s,in Washington Territory itghas
gone entirely by the board The revolution.
on this coasts stsveeping away away the rem,
nantsof sectional4sm.aa Another year will see
it depart from these Pacje States and Terri.
toriesxofThe DemecraticHbelt now extends
from the sea to the boundaries of Dakotah.
In galifp4sis and Nssaa8 the sieki sht g al
change are steadily att work. anoBh err year
will purify their atpespAeEeo FbeERepubli-
can party Passtledqa !sssps garoapd itsFown
neck IN yokipg. itself to lnegFs- suffrage, and
dlsselnt loR Of the JUnionEby gtheE exciasiohsof
the Standardization Congress iohal rep
resentatioe, and iss7nE cry where The
Conuecticutelectiobate tbeftale IN the East.
AtsEe'pfe Cedin gelectfofh2 there the Rebu fbbi
cans 06taned amslority Of over eleven zen thou
sand; tHlFyseE e1sgY carrie hg s5blS ~ a
paltry f1ys lhlplndred majority The town and
SOunfy eles tons ii NsE York, Ohio, ,indisna
and lllln l0ss all FELL the story same de.
morahzatienq Every wheFe, the once 10 v erful
Union party is dwfhaihg away. Ii has as PASS bass
ed the zfniths aud wanes TO its final and ster.
uai-setting.- Withip two yearsEtbe Demoera.
ey WI have obtained the sehlrSi dffah tbt
Middle and Western Slatesy and the Federal
governmgnr viii have passed iatotheir hands
s..-baaslia7 ar ras8 ed IS daAY dIdkJ
.se .baax cd 10 sHo1i a ,1sSiss aia4 40 san D
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the DEMOCRATIC NoMINATToNs.

The Democratic Territorial Convention
that met at Boise City last Monday was the
largest Convention every assembled IN this
Territory. All the Southern counties were
represented Except 0neida) by full delega-
tions. The Northern counties are so far re-
moved from the Capital that no person felt
like spending his time and money in making
the trip. Letters received from Democrats
in that section say that whatever nominations
the Conventions might make would be cor
daily acquesced in by the Democracy of
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. Mng BdkIAaa BRowN, formerly editor Of the
g Press 1T san Ffsncisco.o,h nov, editor Of
the Oregon Herald III. Brown is veter-
an ieditoFs audi one of the 'ablest writers on
,h;oaoa6.4 red y71am OF 3slalUIq q GalM46 n
.4IS9 S'' hid ebam ode .gad red Siam 'aEini
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LOIS DE LA LOUISIANA,
No. 21.1
ACTE

ACTE
AUToR1sANT LA vENTE DEs BILLETs DE LoTERIE.
SECTION l. LIE senat ct la chambre DIES represen-
tants de'rEtat de Ia Louisiana, reunis en- assem-
blee generate, d6cretent Desormais, null ne
devra vendre bes billets de lotterie dams Etat de
la Louisiana, slime s'est eonforme aux dispositions
du present acte. &C.,.
SEC 2. Decretent de plus: Toute personne, en-
treprise, societe compagnie GU corporation qui fe
"a vendre GU METRE en- vente des bilets de lotere
gu fractions de bets, des jetons, DIES certfeats GU
marques representant GU destines d representer
tout gu partie dun billet de loterie on police de
numeros de lotere, on qu dirigera une lotere, Ell
etaollra lie projet on en- surveera lie tirage, sera
eonsdere, aux termes du present acte, CONNIE fai-
SAINT lie commerce de biets de loterie; les person
mes senant DIES Establishments Oh Pom invite les
acheteurs par lie moyen de presents, connus sous
le nom de Fentes on enterprises remuneration Sc
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MACHINERY.

n G. MCCAIN
II. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FULTON LEvEE, JULIA STREETS,
New Orleans.
Offce-135 Fulton street.
Has hand all times and second hand machinery
Steamboats,, Saw Mills and Sugar Plantations.
Particular and prompt attention paid Steamship and
,hopfr
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INSURANCE.


CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OFFICE, No. oARoNDELET STREET
Amount of Premiums for the year 1866 s22osI1 80
Amount of Assets of the Company ........ 10000 90
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay per
eres on the outstanding certificates of scrip after the
second Monday of February 1866 and have further declared
scrip dividend of twenty-five per cent.
TRUSTEES:
j. Lorber, Jas A. White.
A. II. D'Meza r Matthew
Ar Mltenberger, J. Lemore,
A. Bidault, 7. Ayendano
]. Lemors. L. Grand
Jno. dauche, A. Yerloin Degruy,
Omer Gaillard.
oMER GAILLARD, President.
HY cAsrAREDE, Secretary
T ,oNDoN AND LANCASHIRE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY e
Capital, S5,O0O,OOO in Gold, Paid In,
WITH POWER TO INCREASE.
The Agency of this Company prepared to take risks
Cotton, Merchandise Household Goeds all descriptions
of Buildings, at the usual rates.
Fifteen per cent. will be allowed on all Premiums.
at agency
without reference mother Office and without discount
BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT NEW ORLEANS
J. G. Robinson, ESD, g. W. Couves, Esq
James P. Freret, ESQ.
R. C MUsGRovE, General Agent
JOHN T. HEATH, Secretary.
ofice-63 Carondelst street, corner of Perdido.
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MARSH 81 CO,
JOHN c. MARSH, PRESTON W. EYRE, WILLIS A
sTEWART)
Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS for plantation
use, building All kinds of backsmthing at the
shortest notice. Particular attention given repairing
boat and plantation machinery.
NO. 256 NEW LEVEE STREET,
Between Deord and Gaienne streets, New Orleans
SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,
y 2S Girod street, New Orsana
John GEDDEs-Jos A. sHAKsPEARE-s. swOoP,
Geddes. Shakespeare d Co..
and Brass Founders and Machins manufacture even
variety Engines, Sugar Mills, Draining Machines
Mill and Gin Gearing, Bars Store Fronts, Columns
Sash Weights, ETC. Blacksmith Work of all kinds
VIM eo1D1Ne'
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND CRAFTSMAN.
Plans and Specifications made all kinds of Machinery
Surveys carefully Instituted and Specifications setting forth
condition and requirements of the Huls and Machinery
Parties contemplating purchase of Steamships Steam
would do we'll to have them examined before buying
Novelty Iron Works,
Corner Delord and New Levee streets,
New Orleans.
CNIITH 81 ROGERS
JACOB SMITH. VIM RoGERs3
MachInists and Brass Founders,
38 and $40 New LEvEE STREET Erato New Orleans
Repairs of Steamships Steamboats, Sugar Mills Steam ant
Hand Fire Engines, punctually attended to-
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COMPREHENSIVE.

rOPARTNERsHIP-T FIRM OF CLIFFORD
~ Walsh Co being dissolved by the withdrawal Of H. B.
Clifford the undersigned will continue the General
streets, under the STYLE and firm Of THos G. WALSH Go
THOS. G.. WALSH
ARTHUR CONNELLL
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HARMON DoANE's
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Nos. % and % Camp street,
KEW ORLEANS.
FIRE, RIVER, MARINE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company,
HARTFORD COM.
FIRE AND RIVER RISK
|. Net Assets, July /, 1865, ss,7l5,43s At.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
HARTFORD Conn.,
FIRE RISRS.
Assets and Associate Capital $3,5OO0OO
Security Insurance Company,
CITY OF New YORK.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISES.
Assets near S2,00O,Oo0
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NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF GOODRICH CO., BIT
~ mutual consent is this day dissolved J. c. GOODRICH
will attend to the liquidation of the affairs of the firm
No. s. Common street.
New Orleans, Sept. 20, 1865
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THE UNDEKSIGNED HAVING FORMED
Guardianship under the firm Of SMITH, NEWMAN
or the ransacton of General Banking and Exchange
Newman Murphy. SAMUEL SMITH,
N. j. NEWMAN,
February !, 1856 A. W. SMITH. u
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NOTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP OF NEWMAN
aee expired BY Limitation, the 3st Of January,
1855 The name Of the late firm will be used only in quda
ton, N. J. NEWMAN, Surviving Partner.
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nERRaE@BE AND COLTS prsTo,a
~ ALI styles, E1sAOAs-

5harps Smith Messons and other naksr. r., .o,o =,
j. E. HALsEY Il CO., Aucr1osERRs.
And Hardware Commission Mernbouts'
Do Beekman street, New York,
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
THE FIRM OF j.. H. AsHBRIDGE d
NEPHEW having been dissolved, by limitation the
3ls of December 1851 have resumed business
office,
No. l5s COMMON STREET,
in connection with the house of j. H. ASHBRIDGE co.
London and Liverpool who will continue devote their
attention to the
SALE OF AMERICAN SECURITIES
and the purchase of every description of
MERCHANDISE suitable for this Market
Mr.. GEORGE c. LAwRAsoN holds my full power OF
attorney. j. H. ASHBR1DGE.
dissolution OF COPARTNERsHIp-
The firms of o. E. HALL l. CO., tst. Louis Hotel and D.
NJ. H1LDRETH CO., st. Charles Hotel this day day
solved by mutual O. E. Hall will carry
the business for his account and will
said frms O. E. HALL,
D. n. HILDRETH.
ID EFERRING TO THE ABOVE WILL TAKE tn IS
~ opportunity of rendering my thanks to the public
for the liberal patronage extended to the St.
Charles Hotel since its erection, and the patrons
Of the ST. Louis Hotel during my occupation lit,
and will here inform them that the former within past
months been thoroughly renovated painted
and the furniture thoroughly cleansed vanished and uphol
would here remark those cognizant that
these much much needed improvemen and
the addition of such furniture requisite the
establishment in good order, and will extend many
comforts has those who patronze H. The
st. Louis Hotel passing through the renovation ard
will be open the public about LIST of December
houses will be kept the old with table d'ho
| Orleans, Oct. II, 1865. 0. E. HALL