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THOMPSON. NORRIS & Co.,
N 10 and Front Row,
SHREVEPORT la.
WYE Offer SPECIAL inducements to country merchants
wv and dealers our large stock which embraces gen
era assortment by any house IN Shreveport
Possessing special facilities for replenishing our stock
through our N&w Orleans house, Waddy thompson
a. Co.. we ae confident of making it the interest OF
every buyer price and look through our stock before
purchasing elsewherd. Our stock embraces:
Staple and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery
Queens and Glassware,
Hats Boots and Shoes,
IinY-are and Willow Ware,
Groceries and Provisions,
Saddery and Harness,
Boat and Bar Stores,
Books and Stationery, Drugs,
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Wines and Liquors,
Clothing in every variety, for f2Ir sale low G by
THOMPSON, NORRIS Co,
Nd. 10 ard Front Row, Shreveport, La.
R. A. Waller and JAS. Ratli will be glad to see their
old friends at the house of Thompson, Morris Co.
Shreveport December 20, 1860
wADDr THOMPSON, WIN. B. NORRIS, cHAs. wILKERsoS,
New Orleans. ! Shreveport, La. Shreveport, La.
THOMPSON, MORRIS & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
COTTON FACTORS,
Nos. 10 and Front Row, Shreveport La.
HAVING ample means and facilities for the conduct
Il of our business solicit share of pubc patron
age under the c5nvicon that shall be able to DO
full Justice to m who may entrus us with their business
and interests.
We propose pay the highest market price for Cot
| ton, Wool or Produce at Shreveport.
We receive store and ship Cotton, Wool or Produce at
the lowest rates customary.
We make advances in Cash and Goods on Cotton and
Produce in store or in transit.
We make special and liberal advances all Cotton
consigned to our WaddyThompson Co., New Orleans.
We represent the " etna Insurance Company, having
capital of Four Millions and insure at fair rates all
Cotton in store with ls or in transit
THOMPSON, NORRIS & Co.
Shreveport, December 20, 1868.
wADDY THOMPSON, THOMPSON, MORRIS CO.,
New Orleans, La. Shreveport, La.
WADDY THOMPSON & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
COTTON FACTORS,
No. % CarondeIet street,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
REFER
Chemical Bank, New York. Pttman & Bro, St Louis
Commercial Bank, Memphis and Memphis.
Fenner, Bennett Bowman, Sam. De Bow Co., n. o.
New York. Morris, Caldwel&Co., my
r IBERAL cash advances made on all consignments
H. of Cotton Wool and Produce to Waddy
Thompson IL Co., for sale at New Orleans tran
shipment 10 Sc. Louis New York, or Liverpool, by
THOMPSON, NORRIS Co,
No 10 and Front Row, Shreveport La.
Shreveport December 90 1868.
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PIPES, &c, Hr
No. 90 Texas street, Shreveport La
"0ULD inform their friends andt the pubic that they
Wv are in receipt Of fresh stock of goods in their
line purchased by the senior partner direct from the
importers in New York, which consists in part of
Brand8eS' Clarel"'
HlnegroVer Laut oaut9rne'
lehnet, I'll ~. lieoniiIe,
nehheseE, DLaIipg Ht'
WhlskTs' thyme VINE &c,
9cotch, poini'o A""'o0o'
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Plantation Supplies, etc.,
At the old stand, No. on the Levee,
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA.
FENHE subscribers are in receipt Of large and well
a selected stock Of Goods suited to this market, con-
Staple Dry Goods,
Domcstics, blesched and unbieached
Cotton Flannel, bleached and uHbleached,
Cotton Drilling, E :"
Liuseys Cotton Yarns
Calicoes-Englsh, French and American,
Cottonades, Wooden Cloths suitable for winter.
Bed-tickng,
Pins, Needles, &c, &C.. &c.
Groceries.
Flour-St Louis brands of every description,
Flour-Texas-Wi Williams brand,
Bacon-Western and Texas cured
Sugar, Coffee Molasses, Lard,
Mackerel in kits Il barrels and barrels,
Rice. Pepper, Alspce
Pickles-Mxed and Plain,
Ketchups-of all sorts and sizes,
Rasins, Figs,
Preserved Fruits Of all kinds.
Tobacco Chewing and Smoking,
Cigars-Domestic and Imported,
Sardines, Oysters and HOLSTERS, by the can or box.
Rrandies, Wines and Whisky
of the very best quality, -a
Box Liquors of every description, and everything
else usually kept in Family Grocery.
Hardware, WOOdenWare, Tinware,
Spades Shoyels, Hoes, Chains, &c, &c.
Boots and Shoes
for Plantation wear; and many other things too
The above was selected expressly for this market
and will be sold at slight advance upon first cost
deoS1 w G. BECK & co.
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JOHN MILLER,
FAMILY GROCER.
TEXAS STREET.

I'D door below E. & B. Jacobs,) Shreveport La.
TEIE undersigned takes this opportunity to inform the
citizens of Shreveport and vicinity that he keeps
constantly hand all description Of Family Groceries
Western Produce, Confectionery, &C. &C. for sale by
the retail Thankful for past favors he respectfully
solicits share Of the public patronage.
JOHN MILLER
Shreveport, January 1899,
4q all. WHITE WASH BRUSHES
g ~ barrels Lime,
56eol FIRE BRICK. 1t 81 7. GRIFFIN 4 COS
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~ Bore Of a sanctum.

ny SAM
Withdraw thv foot from Thy negnPof IoaSe' =
q be weary III thee, and so hate 80
Aoa.B / bear that creaking ,step
1r.,s ranninr al the door!
g8a well know thG poe'-
ybat ushers 10 a bore
VIZ nat tremble when meg
Thr stoutest Of ny loes, c+,
Rut Heaven defend mc lIoih W 7 i0"O
ygbo comcs-but never goes
ITe drops into my easy char,
Ana asks about the news
8o.raers into my manuscript
Bri riyes his candid views
tils7 ,5a where he likes the INES,
tr5 where he's forced to gricTe;
Ha axes the strangest hDerteS
But never takes his leave
He ,ads nv daily papers through
Before I've seen word
and scans the lyric (that Wrote)
And thinks it quite absurd
lie calmly smokes my las cigar,
and coolly asks for more;
Hc opens everything ne sees
Except the entry door
He tlIks about bis fragile health,
and tells me Of the pans
ffe sIffers from a score OF MS
OF which be never complains;
and how he struggled once with death
TO keep the iend at bay;
8r themes ike these away he goes
5lt never goes away
He tells me of the carping words
some shallow critic wrote,
And every precious paragraph
FamiIiarly quote
III links the author did me wrong;
Hsd ike to run him through
ma says a thousand pleasant things
Hlt never says -adteu!"
WIENER he comes-that dreadful man
Disguise it as | may,
kaow that ike an autumn rain,
f,ll last throughout the day;
IH ain speak Of urgent tasks;
lu vain scowl and pout;
A rown is no extnguisher-
]. does not put him out!
mean to take the knocker off;
Put Grape upon the door;
Or hint to John that am gone
10 stay month or more.
30 not tremble when meet
The stoutest of my foes;
Il1t Heaven defend me from the friend
Who never, never goes
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SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has just returned from the City
H. with large well selected stock of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, which ID unrvalled by any establishment
in the place. for variety and excellence of fabric and
design, embracing ali descriptions Of
Plain and Useful Goods
for family plantation use, well the most costly
and elegant fabrics f the loom and needle consisting
in part Of Silks Mernoes Delanes, Bareges PopIin-
cite Calcoes Irish Linens Blankets Flannels Hosiery
Hoop-skirts, Embroderies Laces, Cloths Cassimeres
bleached and unbeached Domestic, all widths Ticking
Checks, Cottonades, Linseys Lowells, etc, etc.
His stock Of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Embraces everything requisite for gentlemens wear
made UP in the very latest fashions and Of superior
materials.
| A large and superior stock of
Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
of III STYLES and sizes, for Ladies' Gentlemens ans
y Children wsaf
Es @ciitie purchasing and replenishiDg NJ stock
unsnrPass ad ard rurcaaseg WIFI fnd my 7EcEs
4 l1w as IRE LpNEsr
o3a JOHN lama
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VXTOULD respectfully inform his old friends and the
w public that he has recently returned home from
the North with large and well selected Stock of Goods
of the latest styles and fashions which he purchased
exclusively for CASH from the first Importing Houses
in the country at prices which enables him to offer
greater to purchasers than any other house
in the place. His stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
is complete and consists in part of
Ladies Dress Goods, of all descriptions;
French and American Prints new designs;
Plain Deianes, all colors and shades;
Plain Merinos, !"
Printed Delanes;
French Indian and American Bareges;
Poplnette, of all styles;
French and American Calicoes;
Plain and Fancy Silks;
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc, etc, etc.;
Irish Linens superior article;
Bleached and unbleached Domestcs;
Sheeting and Shrtingi
Hosiery, of all kinds; L.
Corsets Gloves Belts Belt Buckles, Pins, Needles,
Thread and in fact, every article for ladies' wear or
Fancy Goods,
A large and superb stock.
Has one of the largest and finest assortments-of
Ready-made Clothing,
Ever brought to this market; consisting of Coats,
Pants Vests and every article requisite for gentlemen
wear which manufactured out Of superior articles,
and made up in the latest fashion.
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies Caters and Bootoes, Of all styles;
Gents Boots and Shoes, all qualities;
With many thanks for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me- would ask continuance OF the
same feeling assured of giving satisfaction, having de-
termined that all goods sold at my establishment shall
be as represented, and at prices CHEAPER THAN THE
octfI r. A. SOUR.
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ENFORCEMENT or THE EXCISE LAW IN BRooKLYs.
The period OF probation which tho Board of Escse
Commissioners allowed tho liquor dealers In the Me-
tropoliian district 70 procure their licenses or close up
shop expired yesterday and many % ths unlorsana.s
allowed by the Board presumed TO sell Without any
authority or. In other words 'ruhh u on ther own
hook" The Commissioners however, having all the
contingencies In their "mind's eye" instructed the
police 10 arrest all Offenders and bring thnm 70
were up 10 their and during tho sntire day
they pulling and hauling their frogshnp victims De.
fore the police justices IL proper here To stas that
the Excise Commissioners have many applications under
advisement and the police furnished with written
lists OF applicants who viewed fayoraby all oshsrs
be arrested tho pr~sum ption that their ap
plica,ions would be granted The following arc .
number O. The arrests made The principal part q whom
Police Court and fined thirty dollars each
Geo. r. Hover. corner q Gold and Tillary Sta
jssa jssa RG1 a.s rs ss s.aa'' % Brown
John Eg.ihoa, corner q peKaie a, and rl.-,sI
ncorse Iol, corner o. Aden. and Sa.ssn .n
Ga.air,ue Leo, 81 Atlantic AZ
Michael }, Pol, Myrtle av., near Raymond st.
ysese henn, tasn,ns "a ,s.a. s..s ss@rn .ns -
Iosn os wss.s. corner 3, e.,@a % ssd sg'. 81:
John Trssmsn' corner si'i q rsrs % s nd
fredegich chsr,,c corner corner God and iors su
Ju.,a. weinpohdt northwest corner u Atlantic Basin.
jo.sgn ssS msSos ooD., m sepss r. na sss
Moh.sI clne. corner u Auanue and Courts sta
Patrick 4eDonough al Court At
Daniel Douglass ~ Main St
James Morrla corner Hudson av and hartet st
Mm. Barrett, Adams and water Hs
Wary Clark Hudson Az. near hAfskaA a.
I'd Goioy and Hsnry smith
Henry Van Derlin, q High ~.
John rAhhrar, - goi st
james a. Brown 80 Atlantic At
fd IlIddy, Pnspccf and Green sts
Jean EuRgshOH DekAlb Ay. and Fleet It,
John Blntxser. g.j Atisntia ct
James strong no iufk si.
Catherine Armstrong Union and Nevins sts.
Jacob Hrin-ra~d Scyins at and Third AZ.
Vim. Barton l2t Hilary st
Elizabeth Downing 10 Park kAs
Tits list Il only partial The ssrass aud irials VIII Be
continued to-day
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fhs pcpsry held By The government usdss salss au-
ssissd By scss relating direct axss was purchased
= prices amouBsias In The several States foows:
NhsnA ssa,ses; South Carolina sss 80; Florida,
SAissi fsnnsssA eAseo In Arkassas lands we're
ruck on for taxss vapasd 70 bidders Who never com
Dsssa shsir purchases 70 The snosnt Of eissoo The
emouns rsosivsd frsm siss IN the several States
Ss''ovs-vryini ells iso; sessh Cassllna, s2s, asa
Florida eslsee; rssssssss sl27,u ArhAnsas is NOS
ssporssd fhs whole snOuns sasdipe 70 shs credit n
- Arkanms commissonss IRON tAxss osllscsd and tAs
Dossss - ssiss ssposssd v ne ssds Of ne Unissd
bsssa b eies, ,se2 The Secretary Of the Trsasury n
- lssssv ,seIcsins the above faosa, sys:--
svai myself of this occasion 70 swpre~s IN ep,n,on
e1 upcp mp cossrvation of The operancs of the Iaw
~ = ak1m6n0 mactDenl es(hGtznG - nmnnD.
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The Marine Corps.
TO ynB RDfyoR ov rHn nRnALp.

We would strongly urge The psrsass of shs bsH noe
before the Comm,uss nnitav ARAin sboisshiss the
ksss corps % rsnsfsrps " o The army. TfSss .
TOO much old fosysm sh mseh sssssd brsseh Of ne
ssvvhs God Knows 70 needs rsmodsIiins Owe The
o1<sn . chance 70 mis- with srmy emcsss, vhsr.by
th~y may lean aiI that The sscsics cH sss We to are
dssircus Of mining vssh tbs fccsm~s VI ovpas ne.lsl
sn, shsrman aad Tbomss We lsei oaf prestige u rvrs
Fisher sos throosh eo~sssse q A4nfp.l poyss stated
fkssn - As9,u VI naks mslAkssl We tnov vhy
ns hasdfui ~ narnss FED hsex We are sisesd n
our ovn essiSnas ~ that uasd arv vben I'd ~
brave omo~m We have seea almost snoash of &c llfs
DO msn ~ coosrs@, shoftsb os sysnsv We are nov
on hs shei, bat fss msrrys ssts dont ny ss on Ne
Affe u may 90 ~ vt1siy known that hsrs are
wss nemb~r of naval cr~rs bsssr vsyy bftsr sn~ulss
" the hsr ne oosp~ ard we have wsa oors fsh
the run ssp upou vr,~ts fos n~s~iy ssbt "a ~ 10
o.r msnhcy1 We n~vss are ssprosi~S % oar nsk. W
us omc>v ss3ev vhn ehssvs - msT ~ - enfgra.
ssas - 70 sssaes 20 lhelf sss,d -k.n o. eay a~a
ONE THOUSAND AND ONE hAhIsa
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Y A c n IN q !.
Annual Regatta of the Jersey Cisy
Yacht CIsb--msny Entries ana . 0ooa


Annual Regatta of the Jersey CITY
Yacht CI.b--msay Entrsss and . oooa
Days sport.
The annual regatta OF tho Jersey city Yacht Clab took
place yesterday under blazing and sea toll
crabiy fair for yachting sport The brsshe bs~ ffesh
aud Sea iy from the southwest up the hay dnrng tho
whole % tho afternoon tempcrng The heat o tho
cat iay hayo had this just enough TO make
fsw hours dash the water really erhilerans. Tho
days sport Ono, and ihe Jcrsey Cu',-oomparAivs
noyioss In yachting tasy aredeserve the thanks q
four hundred invited gsss,s for the snisrtAn-
ment they furnished
The Jersey City Yacht Club organized 10 isSs,
aud has bcon in nourirhlng condluos anes. Ths
interest members Ass 10 the sport Increases all the
while and ne~ boas are being addcd hs rsst which
no~ numbers twenty sevon sal. -llh tho ways
several o latter w 10 broeghi dGr,ns tho pre-
cut season.
ARnA MOMENTS ron rHr REgArrA.
n. arrangements for tho sports yesterday
perfec, they could BE- and with srosp,ons
admirable The oiesn steamer Chop char.
tered and lay a. the cunsrd dock. yerey CITY,
ylia.ion tickets whrh had b~ss l~ssd shs
VI" s.liy sssoislss ,pfo.la.a -aa sss.
uith pItthofio hamperp n f.ffsshmsnts A had %
neslc vas engaged b, A.sr. wsrd and mn. uss com.
sss ..s az q 1 sapr "a shs .arsss rors ne ss.
lcf, thus snt.ns upon ths ivsy psry Ms cnsy syn.
walton a tha dsy
Ther~ were thirteen en,r,e~ for the rsc~-ssvsn from
The arxt cina ~ boats under tho rules ~ hs siab snf
ain from the .seoaa el.s. eals tos-sarss e,sr ,.sn
seconds pr square foot ~ eanya YSrhis t-~n,y.
three fcei under slssa sso0nd, sna siio~sd
TIE names q u,s osnp.s'ns ysass., fshsr ossvssl.
messgrcmsni Ae.J are 90 foilo-s-
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE g. 1876

each renss Every person business Il II pla de-
sign uperntend the construction OF buildings or hp
roads, bridges canals railroads. shall pe re-
garded civil engineer under this act pro-
vded that this shall not include practical carpener who
abors building Plumbers and filters shall pny ten
dollars for each cense Every person arm Or
gas pipes other fixtures shall be regarded
plumber and gas litter, within the meaning Of this act
The reading Of the bill continued until about one
third completed, when, at quarter before hve O'Clock
the Senate went into executive session. aud soon after
adjourned.
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rested and taken before Justice Kelly tho Fifty
enth street Police Court for violating the Excise law
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The made Al sIissh nnis#tes Isst on@ Aftw
oil.s sna very sIruns race sheh ~ss ebsrfsi from
ha Chleopes nna from svsfy guirafd KRa in~sf tuhd
shp 10 ths b.y, TIE ~l1Gng b-@is wsfv dsci1ci ~
fgll0gM.-
Of tbs seond eias boss tks wAton f-sshsf us hosns
siAks hat frsl Al ~, Coanss sssotd, Al - Ik, 10
ny "a ri Al tx7 I1sTia, sersans shs fsphyf ~ The
o.ass Of u1elf Ha1nss w sngvanoe ~ tnessrsensEs
ths ,ornst dssfst us ~inB.r ~ The srs Ttss fgs
saeosd G sss yarh. walton s~gesf ne seosf
rr.sa Ia this eiar2 Commesse W.tsn. ss oid aGf sr.
p~rppesf ysrhtsrnsn. sailed NE evn Dsst
~ ~. erst class bosts r.ius ~ss TIE vinnsy ~ We
Art ryfs rD4nflng The botge .sss t1sf ~ ~, VIZ
gna ~ four oclaes Jspsie stt ots sssssie~s Sven,
latss snf Psyehs foiia~tnx n the order thsy are
Esasss t.sye sfts~n ninsses isssr ny nsss-rs.
meat JsEnss swasdes NE sscona pr-@ Ths
psirx~ v.ys frs, q marine glass, ssrsm snf c.sut
seeonf "a orAsrn silver mstsi, vttb NE visnlsE bat
Al relief snf se syyroyrsts insrp~ioa TIE prf@s -
s.s0ns sisss bos,s svsf m~asAs rbsy -iH - "a
nvsf~a 20 ths os1saion ~ festival ths elsb gfovs
haze % ths rosr,h " JAY An srssrs.oa si bfvsssy
" su5~aitassd Zoe the fall r-gAisa -.
when the sE,psn vsre conetsssf AtS~rrsa s'sthsh
orsNs n A. GoD1 ana Rgfss X Tsvy = 1er-sy tsrf
vAo hAd b~~n bstbing av sns sc~r y ~ s@ss 80
al The sf~rropn, Hts ooereisbt1Ns gsaF@s 10y
wsfs scot 90 Dasrd th. cltog~~, sss 80 I1UM I.v
yrslsassd Ne sal sg Ne Hs4sa uA ibe ssy -
ktsd
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TIE magistrate held tbs prisan.rs n too husfr.'
dolar bail each b@fyss the toNr ~ h~@Npns
The foio~ing saeass yesterday bsfors jas
tlrr f@1sytb.-
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fWesh arrested by officer Nc MeDermo,t of the Ffth
precinct who made afldsvis oharsng the prisoner
with selling without license, but on bsng arraivb a
before Justice bowling yesterday d tsrnoon Welsh p,,
duoed bis hcensn and WAS forth sih discharged
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ycs th,,s snnsa HsgrSd rsssi~, sAys Ne bD~'ns
r..s~,.x =, "a. fssh sss ,s1s pAscs 90 no chsiss
r,., so,,.s !. a@sr1.J sfA<rsa1s. 10 shs vf"ssses
isrvs so.er,ur.~ n spssisiers .enss1S snge
.s g..ss, - crs~ ths Freshman eiAs ef~s, "a
- -. .sa Aslsnuse sia~ efsws Tis es. wws ~
80. - ss- rnsr~ TOO prirss. ss<h o~ne~eAne
.1,~y s.p. H. alsasre~ fSwsd sAs thfse nni~
a.. ss.ss bsnf oas sn< hsf milss f'esn ne lsas.s
80 ~. b0sfs rsssrn-s 70 us stsfuns Isans m ~
Slts~sss o~<s. -~rf~shnnsn eyvs 70 twssty mn1k~
,.s.s, yssy s~esbss tb~ hlsettes " t~ssr msnssse
sse s5,fy ops s~~gsss tts JsnSS fsw s~essAs sf~@
s.s "a notAgrnor.~ tsst sssf hss~ lsetss We rs>A
~. sr,s 80 A. 80 ss~Ss< " Vs pr~~1nss slsn sssw,
tmt ths 5000 pysss zee v'ths.d ffsm h~ ees@aaX
90 q us fsnlos eye~ slsln~f 'font' N@ ~
30. -ss@ q, = W tbs r~t1r n NE sag Il Ne sAse
s.s s.s tk~ ss~~sx sr4ss vs Nswefnoy s~esss~ y
~ sssS 80 go
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rested aud taken before Justice Kelly the Fftysev
onth street Police Court for violating the Excise law
Margaret Moore. I221 81 aud j. kennally, s53 Sd
ID ay ID. flaharty. at3 LIST Ay.
n. Braden, s2s llth av. NJ Kuancr icoth Il and -
g. MosAnery, slih st., be-
tween "a aud tih avs. r Kennedy, N6 Aa
Mary Brady, il2th IT. aud 81 T. Mausch b77 I'd av
az y Yarrell 900 81 Ay.
y. Heating Gt East aith. j. Riley, ea3 "a av
4. Mcdonald as "a av w HAYES s96 81 av.
}. Gardner 6sg "a ar j Dcssy, by7 81 Av.
y. Daley, sd5 tst nv. y. Murphy SOL ~ nv.
" Mohan GA "a \. a. H. l.u3i afav.
). kcy nolds, Tth av between q. o'kri, 40 9Th
. oli and All b. Rourke, t9l LIST av
X flynn, 69 "a av
The prisoners required 70 give bail Ia three hun
drcd dollars each 20 answer
justices Mansfield and shandiey of tho Essex and Jef
ferson Market fnce Courts Expressed their determine
ton 10 Keep their open tn late hour AT night In
order 70 give prisoners opportunity procure ball
ARRESTS LAST NIGHT.
Tho following schedule OF number Of OF
unleensod liquor dealers made between four and eleven
O'Clock last night
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Interesting "Reminiscences. Of Kit

Curuon.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com.
mercisl has had an interview with HI,
Carson, who communicated to him the
following interesting "reminiscences
All the Indians, hunters and trappsrs
ride with shor, stirrups. I am almost
bowlegged from il. 1t 10 mort important
to the Indian than the white man, a. il 10
only by aid Of the stirrup that he can shift
his position, hanging down on one side,
80 as to conceal all his body but his leg.
His leg 10 oil you have to fire at, a. he
throws himself on the side buttocks, or
around the neck Of the horse. On this
accoun, also they hang the stirrups well
forward.
Some one referred to Carson's intimate
knowledge Of Indian strategy. "Why.
yes. I am up to q good many Of their
tricks. but they fooled me oncc-they
fooled me pretty bad that time. I'll tell
you about il. II was Inlet ME sse-yss,
1885. There were six hunters out after
buffalo, up in the Snake country. We
had made q pretty good hunt, and came
into camp at night, intending TO start in
mex, morning with our hunt. Well, we
camped. Had a good many dogs with
us, some Of them good dogs. They had
barked a good deal, and we heard wolves.
A.Ilay by the fire l saw one or TWO big
wolves sneakinH about camp-one Of them
quite in it. Gordon wanted to hre. but l
would not let him, for fear Of hitting some
Of the dogs.
81 had lust q little suspicion that the
wolves nigh, DO Indiana. but when l raw
them turn 90 short round, and heard the
.nap Of their teeth when the dogs came
too close to one OF EN-. l felt easy then,
and made sure 1t was a wolf. Tho In.
dian. fooled me that time. Confound tho
notwithstanding Neutrality-suspicious.
the rascal. do you think he didn't have
two old Buffalo bones in his hand that hc
cracked together every time he turned to
snap a, the dogsa Well. by and by, we
dozed off asleep. and il wasn't long before
l was awoks by q crash and blaze, !
jumped straight for the mules and held
'em. II the Indians had been smart,
they'd q had US all, but they run a. soon
as they irsd. They killed but one OF us
poor Davis. He had Ave bullets in his
body, and sigh, in his Buffalo robe. The
Indians were . band Of Sioux, on the war
path after the Snakes, and came on US by
accident. They tried to wsylay us next
morning. hut we killed three Of 'em. in
Guiding their chief.
when | frs, went over into Califor-
MIA, in 1889, the valleys were full o f1ndian
tribes. Indians were thick anywhere.
and l saw a great deal Of some large and
flourishiug tribes. When l was there
again in 1859, they had oil disappeared,
and when l inquired about certain tribes
| had seen on the spot, I was told by the
people living there that they had never
heard Of them."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-12
Election Returns.

Rvnr VALLEY TowNsHIr-Precinct No.
IA tclcgraphic dispatch from Ruby Val
ley, at 10 T. NJ, yesterday, says that Pre-
cine, No. | gave on the State ,icket25 Union
and IL Democratic votes.
Lcgislatiyc-Scnate-Welty, "a; Gally, 10;
Terry, %; Patchin, II.
County-Sherif-Bcll, "a; Sanborn, Is.
Clcrk-Wheelcr, 30; Spires, 7. Treasurer
Pardy. 10; Becne, Is; and the rest Of the
ticket % Union and IL Democrats. Other
dispatches give the vote somewhat different
", and therefore, for several officers, we must
await the official count before we can posi-
lively ascertain the entire rcsult.-Rse'e
Rirer RerciHe, of Friday.