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Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City Sunday morning at 4o'clock
lieu of Horse Cars.
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday ct
O'Clock P. N.
On and after MAY 9Th, the Trains will leave either end
the Road on Sundays, at every half hour, from until
o'clock +. n.
Fare to and from the Lake same day, 25 cents.
Passengers GENTLY Station must notify the conductor
prior departure of the train Fare Is each way
GEO. PAEDELY, General Superintendent
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No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N.


BoI"NA" 'A'' "V'
The undersigned agents. have hand and WILDE
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared immediate with the buckle firmly at
tahsd to one end hoop. This Tie recommended to
merchants planters for Its simplicity and strength and the
ss ease with which adjusted to bales of any siB
tt been used by large number io planters since 1882
their entire satisfaction.
Orders will be received at eur office,
r. BLEAKLEY d CO.,
nnrA 4 PnpSras straat. corner OF Tehanntoulhg.
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FAssMAN's COTTON TIE.
PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

My Button Tie the first offered for sale to any extent
the South and has been used by thousands Of planters with
the shape was frat introduced and have
also procured patent for Buckle lie which, for simple
unequal Sizes and for security in holding is think superior
The advantages rope bang cotton are now
universally acknowledged 1t holds the bale in much smaller
compass; applied and fastened with much facility
both the country pressing and the COMPRISING the
por lessons immensely the risk from re stronger and its
This last advantage has been skngy manifested during the
Thousands Of bales Of cotton nave been lost by the
ing breaking of rope which could have been pseedf
iron hoops had been used In addition this be far
ment labor the hemp growing States reduced sup
ply of hemp such extent prices rule unpre
cedenedly high Indeed sufcency for bang moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price.
the best English iron, and have made arrangements with
Messrs Chambers Lsng for the sale and delivery of
sHrP REFUGE New Orleans, July 7, 1859.
sirn january received from your press 1889 bales
cotton Of which about 1922 were and bound with
was received in better order than generally from the
The cotton when discharged om the ship in Liverpool
order Than the bound cotton II is highly
erabe ground tier the damp arising from the baas
that dampness will the rope bound can con6deaty
commend your Iron Tie tool this lot for an experiment.
ali' 7''' ''1'' '''''J JOIN HOWARD, Master
The UNDERSIGNED Fire Warden and Fire Inspector Of the
New 9eaRs e q GpRon mat the
than the old style of haing with rooe =
]. YOUENES, Fire Warden.
JOHN ADAMS Fire Inspector.
| ozcuri ut Re above,
| ALFRED BEBANGER
| EzChisf Engineer Fire Department
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
| Agents for FRssman's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE,
| 81 Csrondelet street, New orleans
D OsIN, OIL AND NAPHTHA, OF sU-
PERIoR QUALITY for sale in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, by LOGAN, soNIAT & CLAIBORNE,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants,
No. II Carondelet street.
= O. PALMER q co..
ED. c. PALMER, JOS. Wildly
importers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu-
Carpets, REnts, OIL Cloths, etc,
No. lis GraYisr street New Orleans
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NoRrH CAROLINA, IN THE CouaF OF EoUrTq
CAswELL County SPRING TERN, A u. rs
TIE BANK OF YAECEYYILLE vs.. THE sCREDLg
OF SAID BANK.
THIS BKLLIa fIed under an act Assar-4s u
L. ratified on the 18th of March, A d. 1866. cuEltJt
enable the Banks Of this state close their
and ordered by the that publication for six we
made in the papers herein specified notifying cedit0
aid Bank to present and establish their claims aganzg
said Bank before Joseph Lawson, Commissioner apaosr
By this Court Yanteyvle, North Carolina bsi0re
FIRST day Of Janua y A. 1853 Tee following are the
designated by the Court in which publication shall
namely the National Iutegencer Washington y;
Sentinel Eaieign, n. the Wilmington Journal Wina
Ton, n. O. Richmond Examiner Richmond, Va IA 7agr.
Gazette, Baltimore Maryland New York rews Cha sstcr
Courier, Augusta Gonstitu OnalsF Macon Telegraph
geometry Advertiser New Orleans Delta Nashville
Lynchbnrg Republican, Memphis Appeal and Phalepa
Pennsylvania,
Witness Thomas A Donoho Cerof said Court at Office the
9Th Monday after the 4th Monday in March, A D. 1866
THNS. A. DONOHO. G. and " in E
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PSYCHOLOGICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 1870 fine Plates and En-
cravings of the Anatomy the Human Organs in state Of
Health and Disease with treatise Early Errors it's De-
porab Consequences upon Mind Body with the Au-
hors Plan of rsatmentbe only rational and successful
mode of cure as shown by the report of treated
truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating
rage who entertain doubts their physical condition. Sent
free of postage to any address, receipt of IS cents
CT postage currency by addressing
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STATE or LoUrs NJ E 6Eay 4
WHEREAS, Application has been made to
ne b. O. Hestop to c "a G H. oheai Bond as
Bond dared 26th day June 1865 III the of $1,000;
isRed 9y yeeton e. pinfPs and BY A. Css4nz and J.
Bragg for the OF $500 condition Of said bond being
5 sa9 Hadodse1 tbs said 'as'on OF his
Notice hereby given persons interested the above
described bond to SHOW il writing the Office Of the
Secretary Of State within ninety days after the last pubca
cancelled and annUled.
ysn naasf ny Sha ne Se 3oove and the
D.'i's''',''' - ''''-' j. MADISON WELLS
j. 4, HARDY, Secretary of State,
Nouvelle-Oriea le 10 juliet 1866
A TTEEDU qu'appIfcation a etc faIte a moi
cee Encauteur dams ct la paoisoe dorleans
Une obligation daae du 26 JUN 1866 pour la de
dix mile pastres sigpee pr n Vaeton CONNIE principal
pour Ia ds 81 900, ct y A Bragg pour Ia
5000 Ia dite obligation etant condonnee pour la fdele
execution par lie dit o. Faeton de SEES devOs CONNIE Enean
Avis est par lie present dome tous ceu au teresses
dams ade 96gat9 De monrer Ia cause en- eerture au bp
dernieTe publication de Get avis les asons esquee lie
dite Obligation ne serait pas caneelee ct agngee'
iQeme j9pT d uis p lSG eE e vingt-dixneu-
''.--' ~ '--A' ''''''''' - j. MADISON WELLS
j. H. E4gDy, sscr5taire d'Etat.
New Orleans, july 10, 1865
| NM WHEREAS, TheOphilus AhtOux has ap-
w piled for the caucellng Of his official bond as
AuctiOueer, in ana for the parish of Orleans,
bond dated the 10th Of December 1855 in the
$1,000 signed by heophius Aunux principal aud Pasca-
lis Kobeu security the said bond being conditioned for the
faithful performance by said Theophus Antoux his duties
RuctUneer aforesaid.
Eotceis hereby given all persons interested in said bond
to show in writing the ote of the Secretary state
within ninety days after the last publication Of this advertise
why the said bond shou be cancelled
Given under my hand and seal OF State above
dependence VI the United STAGES the rinety-fr,t.
j. MADISON WELLS.
~ '4' j. Il. HARDY, Secretary of State.
EIAT DE Ii LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE ExFCUrIF !
NOuvele- Orleans lie 10 Juliet 1866.
| 4 ITEM q qu'appIicatIon etc 1nite "A moi
N par heophilus An0HX pour la cancellation obi
CATION ofcee Eucauteu dams pour la paroSse
| dOreans, SAVIOR
Une obg datee du l6 dacembre 1863 pour la somme
de dix mile piastres sgne par Theoplus Anfoux CONNIE
principal PasCalis Rob seGGe la de obliga-
ton coudtDnne pour la dee par lie dit The
Ophus AnfouX de deT0rs CONNIE EnCanteur susdit.
consequence dome persOnnes inte-
aVOir fare COunaltre par ecrt bureau
tae Ea dams les 30 Ours qu uivOnt la deniere pubica
ton de proclamation rOns pour esquele le
obligation serAt pas Cancele Ell annule
Dome signature ct lie de lEat, Ia date
cdessus la 9Jemc de Independence tes Flats Un
J. MADISON WELLS
| Par lie GOuverneur;
CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant secretairo dEtat.
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S. HHEM'''''''''',',.'''''''''''''''''''''" "nSE
No. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jegelry, Watches. Silver and Plated Vgara.
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMMoEs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond
en- ravsd best mskers rich Sets Bracelets and Ear
Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscsn Gold
Is karat Gold Guard Chains latest psttes Sleeve
Buttons Studs Of every variety and best workmanship
Cent? Scarf Masonic Pins various degns; Silver ssd
Plated Sets Table and Spoons Cups Gobes
Napkin Rings CastOrs, etc Pocket and Table Cutlery
makers and superior quality
Clocks
once and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood.
spectacles,
Gold Silver, Steel and Shell mounted
The particular attention of those needing helps rssd Is
respectfully solicited to semmons' Brasian Pebbles
and only glasses should DO used New Pebbles reset
frames Particular attention pRdto repairing Watches
Jawelry, the best woTkmen being employed.
RsmsIob Der, 20 CAMP STREET, under tbs City Hetsl.
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NOTICES TO TAX PAYERS.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

NJ OIICE TO TAX PAKEMs-
OFFICE Cry TREASURER, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, July -, 1866.
Delinquent Tax Payers will please take notice that and
after 18th August all Unpaid Tax Bills will placed
the hands of the Assistant City Attorney for suit.
Those DESTROYS OF avoiding the penalty TEN PER CENT
besides the additional expense of Court etc. etc. invited
to cali and settle.
All Unpaid Tax Bills will be revocably handed to the As
sistaut City Attorney the above mentioned day.
j. HERNANDEZ,
City Treasurer
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pAKTNEI1s HIp--DIssoLUTION

Fh u Z ~ 1bhS tANt - A.5t2'.L1& lNC-N
V,Tasov. LUTON TIE Law PARTNERSHIP or
~ Eeunetd q Luzea5grs Is 9is ar a'ss''sahJ mutual
Eiber partner will attend vie settlement or the old
'1 Wv Orleans Augu.. !, 1895
CORA es,r~ aFSsmTp EOTIcE-THE UNDER
fSs e. aT FsEigRfaT fSs 2 for e purpose
conducting Cotton fact9rag9 and General Commission oas
'''' J" ''' '''' # camden, Arkansas
lfsa l.iiiis 4 Ferguson, n o.
New Orleans, Anguish 556 II a9m5psstaii CO.. AK.
COPA arNERSHTP-FRoN THIS D TIE Mr.
w. iiYiLEsTED 4 Co,
importers and Dealers il Wines, Liquors, etc,
New Orleans, August !, 1876
THE FIR8 or CLARK 4 SEARS IS Tu1s
L cay dissolved by mutual consent Geo t. sears win
tend to the unsettled Affairs Of the firm No' Bank Place
New Orleans, July 81 1856 GEO i. SEARS.
NOTtCE-MR. F. B. FLEITAS HAS THIS DAY
h. been sat9d partner in op h2nss ha R hTsstSr
dation only. ''''-' u y %ARREN ( CaAWFoED q
Anguish 1866.
DTSsOLUTIOH OF cora xTNERsMIP-
tual consent BIZ the gtfdTaSal Of NJ j. n SchTart2
Bloom viii continue the business and is cha rgd With the
liquidating of the affairs Of the late firm,
New Orleans August /, 1866. J. n sGHwARTz.
cora KTNEmsHIP--L BLOOM HAS THIS DAY
~ associated with him NJ MOSES PIE FER, late Of Brook
business the style Of BL0UM Co. at tie Old
stand, No. Sc Magazine street
t,sg y isaHe . -sH2s i l229 . Z u,
CORA RTNERSHIP-MR. ROBERT CLARE
mouse. IRE style of TIE firm Vim in future be BURKE
'1N'''N o --''-- BUE&E L TREPAGNIER.
,un..,-. ,s.. General Nershan d Brokers,
NOTICE. NOTICE.
haze this day sold my entire interest IN The firm Of
"HEEho'h' FlNhAf q Co to the Est3+a4g STT,qeI3.
New Orleans, July 18Th 1866
hed b ne re- a o ngG re Hynz Pa
sn WGda 6lHLhH 90 tao mRe e
''' u R+I La va EEtocK
New Orleans, July 18th. 1866. "iNAiAa BALL
TUE USDERsIGEED, LATE. BANKERS IN
49, Xxx a15s' niqe[ we aae q j. J. Atotih z va
rge 'ttL gue 4nae nv Ia5 nLLe AZ !gi lr@yler
a,ree jQF the tf4asectioh Of COTTON FACfOkAGE AND
N MisSt3S B a,E u, . II
paid here on presentation. ]; j. IIICHiE,.
D. n. RANDOLPH
New Orleans, July 8 ICE.
TyuI,1. o-I-r, =. ~, ~, - -, ~ -, - - - 49,
becomes interested in the business 3 Of 2qE 5Sq;s
NT0TTCE-4AyTyG WTTEoT.Vy FROM PTsI-
IN ness my sqn 4 W kLoFPENBeRg succeeds me- and
naming In the nEth as partner In o0InT3enST pPEyBrPG
New orleans June ., lss2
NOTICE
Mr. J. GCLBsTErN, Iate mariner of q Taon,on nossor
mes Co.. of this city and Paris hes this day been admitted
member of our house which will hse2eE Re conducted under
'H9 MAINE 1IN S's'e u IL D-i4 - : ~ ,,r,
Ns,, nr1aens Mov1 1855 Icy q DIELEh'
trade that are prepared to receive and execute any orders
the purchase goods the European markets. and which
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.


FOURTH DISTRICT COURT EMILE vIaTos AUDIsERT IS
BIS CREDIT, RS and the Gre
OF ditofs Of the Commercial Hogsg.
Of j. j. ALBEIT,
View Orleans No 1855
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors o
~ the ns6vent herein to all other persons
for the benefit of his creditors the creditors Of th
Commercial House of J. j. Albert and that meeting
said creditors will be held and convened before Adophe Bo
dousquie, notary public in this city MONDAY 9th
day Of August 1866 10 O'Clock for the purpose
celebrating on the affairs of said insolyent.
They further notified that all Judicial proceedings aear
his person and property stayed and that j. Ad tOger
Ed appointed attorney to The creditors
| By order Of the Court JNo NJ. Co0EEY,
Deputy Clerk
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Qu4TRIENE CoUR DE DIsTRIcrl EMILE yIGT0RsA
BERT SEES CREAM
de Ia fCIERS ct les Creanciera De
=, Ia mason commercial de J. j.
Nouvelle' Orleans. JALBERE-Eo. 1855.
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream,
ciers insovabes ci ct pesonnes nrares-
la de ID propree de 10 dite IN a
cepte Ia benece de ct s Gre
anciers de Ia maison eommercae de j. j. Albert ct on
aura une assemblee des dtes creencers Ad
olphe Boudousquie notare public dams Vile LUNDT e
q aout 1850 10 heures du man, pour 10 delberaon deB
sfaires du dit insUiyabes.
est de plus noe que tout procedure judicial eontre sos
personne ct propnee est retenu ct que j. RoZer ESQ.,
est nome representer les absent
Par ordre de la cour. JOHN NJ. CUOhEY
Depute Gretier.
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WILLIAM @. COOK,
AUCTIoNEER,
oFFICE-ls8 GRAvIER STREET.

Having had ten years. experience an Auconeer re-
spectuy oer services TO the merchants Of New Orleans
and elsewhere for the sale Of cagoes Gotten Coffee Sugar.
Moasses Grain, Fruit Lumber Wines and Merchandise gene
81 Particular attention given to Undsrwter,s sales
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TH0s. ALLEN oLAREE, Vice chairman.


- surely, steadily, SuccesSrully, SmOIan-
de Extract of curing every of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
in the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Ezcesses of any kind,
Come We afflicted Try smolanders-Tske other Bueku
Sold by all apothecares Price, 81 D. Barnes Co., New
York Barnes Ward Co. New Orleans Southern agents
Burelgh Rogers Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
raj srents
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Marringe and CeIibacy, an Essay of
Warning and Instruction Young Mem also, Diseases and
Abuses PROSTATE the vital powers with means of
rseL chargen sealed letter envelopes Address,
DR.. ]. SK1LLIN HOUGHTON,
Enrnrd A ssnrtntinn PhiladeInhiR. Pa.
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- Galnghan's pills for ChIlIs and Fever
The testimonials attached advertisement OF these Pills
are rorn gentlemen throughout the whole country
Their veracy he questioned and places the merits Of
the medicine at once beyond and pop
r,r F,vnr 500 the add. ise4lnut
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R&aEzT TUEPIN,

MANUFACTURES Of all kinds Of FANCY CANDIES
sYRUPs GUM DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE and sUGAB
ALMONDS, by team.
% OLD LEVEE STREET,
tsteaen 81 LnniR and Cont. New ntlasp
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= ggBt Sbr AUDI 8eideio? fra9te Der
Sbprpd6ter, als ct ben einen Der beioen tnar@
rtnben GbprflieeG 9e6fnet bate; ionIt tpnnt
3br in bieier SiniterniB lange ulnherlu4en,
ebe Sbr unter oielsn elenoen Bdrraden Die
rehte DerauSiiubet; le ieben pbnebln chamber
10 Gbuli@, uie Elm 9ube oem ancevn.
SD bin spdr f9on Elm WtuI bier 9eipsien,
anttpcrtete &einbaro, bin nteineS Neges aber
bod ni6t 10 0etpib, Inn Guer freunolidsS slne
erbieten BON Der ,0ano su Weiien. Seit alp 10
out unO Seist mir bes alten 9(aron SocobIS
Saus.
-Sutte, bdttet Sbr iusen iolisn, ipra9 Der
8d6ter; Oenn 9erooe Der alte @orOn bewpbnt
oaS I6le&telte BON oIlen pielen GebduSen,
pelGe fa ben gtamen v9auS" onsenabt bas
ben. SIR ttnnt gar nidt feblen bort an Oer
Gde wc oas 2i6t bur6 cen Senlterlaoen
i6immert, pObnt jstt uetarmte Wlann iUslden
Sbr Iu6t. % f11
Gs tpar Elm Slid, DAP Der @ddter Die
Quterne in bic S6te belt, 70 bub &einRaro bic
peni9eil I@4ritte unsefdbroet 5uritdIegeu
tonnte er bGtte iCnlt leibt Slime lno geine
breben. .t6nnen. .3.'1F '"'.
y. 40. (SOrtiebung frlst.)
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S6sMAsx nRa ~E&sx&It@ss
Baltimore W e6et.
'3erGasssstttu rra
GtDtauTts s Sfdpp.
Rshtnaut.aen.

sSshtn9unser+
Der txslts Ese<r fset In Der StsCl a.. s.xss.s
pStSentti@, ssSIbar an bic EsSsst, Us'Vs O"'"'
wcrtliS Elub. IN. . seonot, cAs.
Our5 Die Bon DsrIanSt: $f.SO rus s''""'t NV" 00es
se iSSr!;@ In 0pransSSblInS. 90. .&,.a
Das gscessabIatt eri9sint tsSsn Urest0s HnO TOP
s. iIerlid In s30ramS tapioas' ,xs.r,
bes HcTtc).
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3diureucc =. GtcB 8 50. .-5
gn @rOS 6dnOler in Strumpiwaaren, @alan.
0 teriez 0IYtif,ln unh gHotipn8 M

3O.r 3O8 Beit . altimpre g IT,, snil6en Spmarb
unb Qibertpftr.
a9en bermit bem gee6rten Pubiifm fir ras ibnen biS>
Der peenfte 8ertrauen ibren Dau unb 3egen erge6en
al ZAP lie fr Gn @rc8 @e9Gft bon 5ranfliu ctr, mad
ob9em Plaee rerle9 6aben, beige SGn6lar, Iopie
GtprebnIter I'M 2ahbe etS cine NuSpdbl dGer san9ba=
rem Maaren gu ben bai9item 9GbcIeiae Breeu ftnben
lperben. l24feblQ
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HaHae. Gauterne gOeins,
a 1t eanjtn unt taIttn Ddittu,
glarets, Rbein> inb Wiciel>g >gBeine, 4'prtUeine
SberrpS, Wlatsira, Mbfpntbe 80
eFE p - }Et@' -. -. WRstsl
ttii1e--.s 3aH - s7a sA Eq!ttmrrsAx.
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Gbarare H. Reene E 60,
a4si{l SIS Grdonae MQce, ~

Sftertsn isbs btGtst 4 tsa Es@s8l bIg1 ss
500 Gtb Ct. yuIteA, &Idrett
1900 y dbdr,pG8nef tn Quarts unb ptatsI
1900 Rtstn aDetut, 5efi4tsbfue SErtsa. i2s-il
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RRCAPITULATf0N.
RECORDER.
n r. a.nf.-

TotaI............474l2 GIis s745e 6os79
Hoeket over sedgwick 1916 Tucker over Smith l3f@
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NEW YORK COUNTY.

On the County ticket, Gen. Charles G. HaPine, indie
pendent is elected Registers Gideon J. Tucker, Demo
crat Surogste John K HacEett, Recorder; Gen. Alex
6haler, Republican and g. N. Herman, Democrat Super
VisoTs, end Dr.. Sehrmer, Coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
THE ELECTIONS.
NER- YORK.
THE STATE GOVERNMENT.

The State Government for the year loo' VIII DC I'll No
publican, as follows;
CoB.rnor-Reuben +. Fenton, reelected
If1nenqat GOUernOT-Stewart l. WOouiOrN
Secrstarv Of State-Francis &. barIoW
(lonfrolsr- Thomas HilhOuse.
YFsasursr-Joseph Rowland
Atornar General-John H. MaTtndale
Stafs EagigeeT and Surveyor. Platt GoOdselL
I,on0{ mBssonerS-Stephen T. Hayt, Robert G. Dorm
IapSetos Of STATE PrisonSJohn Hammond Henry A. Bar
NUN David T. Forest.
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THE SENATE.

The Senate holds over except in the XVIII District
where has been elected to Canal Commissioners
HaYt. The following are the membersi
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COUNTY RETURNS.

-. r. ...t ct cnESASGo. f, 4
Chenapeo complete gives l,5S5 majority for Fenton.
Hoauaus majority is not over go nisis Repsbli.
can gain OF about 200. - ~ t... a
JEFFERSON. 7 20
5WATERTowS Nov. 6.-Fhe town Of Watert0wn gives
Fepton SI4, Holman, 6Se Adans-Fenton, $50 majority
Champon-Fenton, H3 majority. HendeTson-Fenton
o73 Hoffman, $50. Leroy-Fenton, AIS; Hoffman, z7.
Rodman-Fenton, 80; Hoffman, 81. Rutland-F enton,
l3S majority.
wATERTowy, Nov. Z, $3.50 a. m.-Alexandra-Fento
Fiat and Second District Of Lyme-FentOn, s52; Hof
- W,lna, First Dstrict-Fenton 225; Hoffman, $780,
Fentons majority in the county, upward OF =, 600.
FRANKLIN. I. -. - =. 80
r MALONE, n. Y, Nov. .-MaIone-Fen;on 250majorty.
Raueor-Fe Eton, 22 majority. BelmoRt-3e majority.
Westvle-i6 majority, Franklin County sure for 1000
t,onr hIioan nla0ritv ~ - RI .fft i
''tpu'''''' - WAYNE. $3.50
Wayne County complete gives 5000 majority for Fen.
ton. ,.-.... ~ ~
The following is the vote oIOswego City; .,.a-a
yss S.sg H's sgS VIA, ftgsn gorssn
q. Ward ~ IA; = rs ga wiFss ~. 10 S tS
Majority losfoalOn 81 seymour maofiyia lstl wa. q.
TQhPKISs. ~ ~ r
, FflAcA, Noy c,--Tonpbus Courty, viii, fhs I'd
ard 1Iid DSfdcs and Gloon, and ID ard lid DlstIes
eef Dr. doD igkllg greo kentoi's f.i Holman go.
slsslihiaijas ts - iackHg ID aeis Fen,,ps Hass'y
Ist, 'D3.hfs ds,lp tflt IT'D p i' 49, - IA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08

Reelected Democrats Iialiei Republicans, Roman.
Democrats IA, Republicans 81. Last year, Re-
publicans 60, Democrats 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
PRICE ROTH CENTS.

IT, " Brunt Bsrpes Hughes. MsddoA Beresa-
Brooklyn &C.. s995 1859 M esq 1880
Barnes mai 6564 Dem. mai in 1881 ieOl.
Ill., Chtteaden. Robinson Humphrey. fsrou.
Brooklyn part. 1000 ies19.-... 1872 liits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
REHABILITATION.

shaer il elected under The law and Herman Is appointed BY
the Mayor New York he haI the next humber
Of votes. Constitutional Amendment lost - so ei
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-21
RETURN THAT FLAG!

A HANDSOME AMERICAN FLAG, WhiGn H..
"A cost the owner s25 and belonging. to Mrs; n,;
Woolsey, was taken by mistake from the Sn. SUt.
Hill Theater on the last day Of the s' nrIyats SGn
Church Fair" lately held There was ,Ii,t oblIso
mark on II. The person who has has aa,cr, :
the owner by leaving Il at the ss"' auo.u
Gold Hill, Aug. 2, 1906
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-21
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
(Sorth Of Virginia City,)
Joseph F, Hall, Proprietor.

THIS OLD.ESTABLISHED AND RELIA.
l. BILE LAUNDRY. having been entirely re.
fitted ovcrhauled, and additional help employed
from San Francisco, IL now prepared to turn out
any quantity Of renovated and CLEAN LINEN,
without being damaged by manipulation or by
chemical applications. - II. ....g... r
The public Of Gold Hill are invited to give the
Pioneer Laundry trial. Packages punetually
called for and returned. Our wagon will be In
Gold Hill EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY; and orders left At the Vesey
Hotel will be promptly attended to.
anl3.N --- y JOS. Z. HALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-21
Gold Hill, July llth' 1900 "


of orde, Of the BGa,d a.S o. for tse
o~. Ts,oS.' Of % the Town Taxes for the fiscal year
PIbs Pss. The ten per cent specified In the above no
e ,Ic,-eIs extended until the 2lst uay '' august
instant, at o'clock p. v II prpeAN
Marshal and Ext Officio Tax Collector.
Gold Hill, Aug II, ls0o auii''o