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sEEET2EE.E2S SALE.


TN DISTRICT COURT-State Of Louisiana-Parish of
JOSHUA LEWIS By virtue of writ of f. ia, from thu
honorable the District Court Of the parish Of Bossier
and to directed will sci! at public auction at the
Court House door, in the city Of Shreveport, parish
and State aforesaid, on az=
Saturday, the 4th day Of NAY. 1861.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock
IL, the following described property, to-wit:
The southeast quarter and the east half of the south
west quarter of section five (5) and southwest quarter
of section four AZ containing four hundred and eigh
teen and seventy three onehundredhs AIS 1900
acrcs ALSO the northwest quarter aud the west half of
the northeast quarter of section five 5) containing
two hundred and dftyone and thirty-seven one-hun-
dredhs 25l 37l00) acres; all of section eight (8
tanning six hundred and forty and twenty one-hun-
dredhs (640 20l00) acres the northwest quarter Of
section nine (9), containing one hundred and sixty
$50 acres the north half Of the north half Of section
seventeen 40 continuing hundred and sixty and
twenty-five hundredths G0 % 1Oo) acres; and the
ncrth half of the northwest quarter of section sixteen
Q6) containing seventyseven az acres township
twenty-five 22l range fourteen "a, in the parish of
Caddo also the r. Emore tract, on which there is
mortgage, the southwest quarter in section nine (9),
containing one hundred and fifty FIVE and twenty
huuredths 155 20100) acres, all IN township twenty
two (22) range fourteen in the parish of Caddo
Seized the property Of the defendant, and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs
Terms of sale-CAsH, with benefit Of appraisement
m. s THCS. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff
Shreveport April g. 1857. [5t pf S25 so
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TN9ISTRICT C0URT-State of Louisiana--Parish
& of Carbohydrate R. &. PATTERSON, for Mon-
tionNotice is hereby given to all persons that by
virtue of order of the Honorable the Judge of the
Tenth District Court in and for the parish Of Caddo
in the matter the succession of Osburn j. ellis de-
ceased for the sale of the property hereinafter de-
scribed, to-wit Lots Nos six (6) and seven o. III
section No wentys1 26); lot No ten (l0), in section
twenty five (25) aud lot No one q in section twenty
six (26), all in township No. eighteen (18), range No
and 4000ths acres, in the parish Of Caddo, and State
aforesaid. The said property sold by Jonas Robe
son, anctioneer for said parish, the fifteenth day of
January, D. eighteen hundred and sixtysiz, to the
last and highest bidder, credit of twelve moths
and Robert B. Patterson became the purchaser for tho
of two thousand seventy and l4-100ths dollars,
with eight per cent interest from date. Now there
fore, in the of the State of Louisiana and
said Court, |, Richard j. Wright, Clerk of said Court
grant this moniton, and call upon all persons who can
set up any right to the said property in consequence
Of informally in the order, Decree Judgment of The
Court, under which the said sale made, or any
regularity Illegally in the apprasement and adyer
tisement, in time manner of said SALE for any
other defect whatever, to show within thirty
days from the day this onon is first inserted in the
public papers, why the sale aforesaid should not be
confirmed and homologated; andGnl8ss opposition il
made thereto in said time the said sale will be homolo-
gated, approved and made the judgment of the Court
Witness the Honorable james |, Weems, Judge Of
said Court, and the
49, Seal of said Court hercunto affixed, on this
! L. S. the 6th day Of april, A. D. 1867.
--l Iapi0 ST R. J. WRIGHT, Clerk
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Z
OFFICE ACHING ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
Shreveport, La, April 25, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be in duplicate,
~ with copy Of this advertisement attached to each.
will be received at this office until - o'clock noon of
Monday, May 81. 1867. for the transportation of
Military Supplies for year from the date OF con-
tract, on the following routes, viz: Fl. s-....:
Route No. From Shreveport, La, to Nacog-
doches, Texas.
Route No. 2-From Marshall, Texas, to Tyler,
Texas. ,a--5 ~ e-s.... = -zs----..f - -r-
Route No. 3-From Marshall, Texas, to Mt Pleas
ant, Texas z=a-. E=... -5.t .. " t.
Route No. 4-From Marshall, Texas to Waco,
Texas and from Marshall, Texas, to austin, Texas:
Bidders Will state the rate per ore hundred pounds,
ct which they will transport said stores.
bi@ ah"nld give their II" foil, well as
their places of residence and each proposal should be
accompanied by bond in the Of two thousand dol
anteeing that in case contract is awarded for the
route mentioned IN the proposal to the parties propOs
ing the contract will be accepted and entered and
good and sufficient security furnished by said parties
in accordance with the terms of this advertisement.
The amount of bonds required from contractors will
be five thousand dollars each route -#E-s--.
Proposals must be Endorsed 6 Proposals for Trans
case may be and will be entertained unless they
fully comply with all the requirements of this adver-
tisement.
Proposals will be opened on the day and hour before
mentioned, and bidders have the privilege of being
present.
Address all proposals to Lieut.. c. B. CLARK Acting
Assistant Guarermaster, Post Of Shreveport.
By order of Breve Brig. Gen. G. G. Sawtelle:
'a'a-5 .F.~ CHAS. B. CLARK,
Cd Lieut.. goth Reg't Infantry, U. s A.
myl4t r A. A. @. ID.
Mar hail 5av
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DRY GOODS
1900 pieces Prints, assorted, English, French and
American.
40 bales Brown Domestic. .H
A full variety of bleached Domestic.
I1omcls and Spun Yarns.
Kerseys ana Lnseys
Ticking, Checks, Hickory Stripes.
Denms Brown and Bleached Drilling
Broadcloth Cassimeres. -- .-
'eans, Tweeds &C., &C., &c
223 cases Boots and Shoes, all descriptions
400 dozen Mems, Boys and Children's Hats, OF all
=-z- qualities. ,-.. n-.s, &c..
Shelf Goods of all descriptions. o.. . .....
For sale by [ap24tf E. JACOBS
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SHERaEF2S SALE.

IN DISTRICT COURT State Of Loulsiana-Parsh
Z of Cadio-No 10. 7352.-EL1zA J. HowERToN VS.. JAMES
CROOKS BY virtue of writ of sale from the honorable
the District Court of the parish Of Caddo, and to
directed, will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door in the city Of Shreveport parish aud State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the ztb day OF 11ay, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. ~ and o'clock p.
M, the following described property to-wit: e
The south half of the south cast quarter of sectiox
ao3 io%sp range four
ish Of Caddo
Seized as the property of the defendant and to be
sold satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of appraisemeut
THOS. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, April 8, 1867. L5tpf $l3 80
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j. G. McWILLIAMS, Executor.
state Of Louisiana--Parish Of Cadso,

Succession OF SAMUEL EDMUNDs, decoased
TEyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUET-Notica il
u hereby given, that N S. Mcclure has this day
filed in my office his petition to be appointed admins
TRAITOR of the succession of Samuel Edmunds deceased,
and unless opposition be made thereto within ten days
said n s. Mcclure will be appointed administrator,
prayed for.
~ Given under M hand officially, this the goth
L. s. day of april, A. D. 1857.
--) fap24 2t7 r. +. WRIGHT. Clerk.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO THE PUBLIC.

fHJHE undersigned offers to the public infaIlible
L remedy for that dreadful dsease-Ganeer. That
it is durable, his success attested by the certificates
ioriu of the old school physician is disarmed of
its terrors by discovery. The earlier the APP
plication the better for the patient Those wishing his
advice or consultation will please dreetther letters in
care of Editor of the South Western, Shreveport La
J.J. COkER.
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I-91.1 - CLAIBORNE PARISH, LOUISIANA,
January II, 1857.
To Editor jackson Flag: s.s.sz--z -
Dear Si-As matter of interest to suffering human
ty beg to state that have been radically cured Of
painful and growing Cancer, which was located on my
breast. I had been afflicted for twelve years. am
reoced to bear testimony the efficacy of the treat
meEt employed by Mr. JAMES J. COKER, of Vienna,
jackson parish, La. The public has often been de-
ceved by advertisements Of repeated cures at a dis
lance. In this there is deception, it being
within the knowledge of my neighbors and demon
strated in my own person deem it but simple JUS
tce to Mr. Coker as well as important to those suffer-
ing with cancerous Affections that should voluntarily
publish the foregoing statement.
Very respectfully,
my1 IF G. W. KNOLES.
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81 -CADDO LODGE No. 49, F. and A. M.-Meets
E0 the first and third Saturdays, at o'clock M,
f~g in each month. .@ .,.-.. .g
q. SAM. NJ MORRISON, W. NJ.
;o9h
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Try the efficacy of the Peruvian Bark Btters
Obituary.

.~.. q, Obituary. .....-, -~.....
Departed this Efethe 23d OF March at the residence
of W. e Wamsley, her uncle, in this parish, Mrs
MARY NJ. TURNER, wife. of Robert Fl. Turner, aged
eighteen years, two months and tHenty-six days
She is gone
No of this world part,
feeling limb or throbbing heart.
Like flower that blooms in the spring and withers in
the summer, she came and went. {" To know her was
to love her" Having joined the Methodist Episcopal
Church South at early age, and living devoutly, she
illiterate the path of wckedness In her last
moment Death claimed her speech, she gazed upon
the weknown faces and spoke in feeble yet audible
accents II want to tell you something. These were
her last Words what it she wished to say she de-
layed until too late It is earnest hope that the
bereayed husband will soon bow to the will of Him
who reigns above. ri ANDA.
:4%s8zas@11- METH LODGE No. q, I. O. 0. F.
7zs%ggsSs= Meets every Wednesday evening at seven
%l5a3N$<~ O'Clock, at their Hall Texas street.
Brothers in good standing are invited to attend.
CHAS. II. SPLLKER, N. G.
GEO. B. BERTRAND, Secretary. ja23 1y
w SHREVEPORT CHAPTER No. 10 R. A. NJ
NJ Meet the second and fourth Saturday. at O'Clock
90 NJ, in each month. #-" s.s -.'. =
-, BY order: ..a.. j. H.J0NES, NJ. E. H. +.
CEAs. II. SPILKER, Secretary. '-.. Il '.-' je20
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JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT
70 a e. TX E.rS'

fE~gz=r . THE light draught fast running Kouns-
s<S554aasTe 57@zzss line packet FANNIE GILBERT,
es5s41-ssssA Capt. b. B. Bonham, will make regular
trips between Jefferson and Shreveport dunng the
tire lowwater The Fannie Gilbert is one OF
the highest boats in tie trade, and will be make
her trips without detention
For freight or passage applv on board iag0 If
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

Succession OF THOMAS G. BEAsoN, deceased.
LII persons having claims against the above
"a sion are hereby notified to present them, duly
Authenticated to DEALI. & CHAPMAN, Attorneys for
the succession for acknowledgment and liquidation;
and those indebted thereto notified to forward
and pay without delay.
apl4 4t j. G. McWILIIAMS Executor
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Shreveport Price Current. a

(MADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
l. # should be understood that quotations. gener-
ally represent the wholesale prices, in United States
In filing small orders, higher rates will
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3 Flag, Marshall, copy till day.

SIS REWARD.
e. STOLEN from the subscriber Wednesday,
ElAz April II, from undermy pillow on the steamer
~. "a Independence while fishing excursion to
Jeems Bayou, magic case GOLD WATCH, No. 28l,
Lasada maker A gold FOB CHAIN was attached to
the watch. will pay the above reward for the return
of the watch and chain, and ask questions. ..
-. n. M. BOGGESS,
ap24 1t --. ,. ...- 4 Palace Coffee House.
.' NOTICE. .--st
nURING my absence from the State Messrs. JU-
II LUIS and ISAAC KAHN are my duly authorised
agents. ED. EBERSTADT.
Shreveport. April 10, 1863 spl7 st
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PROP gep EsGEE.

OFFICE ACT. ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER Z. 5. A.,
= Shreveport, La, April "a, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be made in du-
- plicate Nth copy Of this advertisement attached
to each, Will be received at this Office until u O'Clock
Military Posts at Shreveport, La and Marshall, Texas,
(also Jefferson Texas, il required wifi! FUEL for
months from the date OF signing contract. Good sound
merchantable hard wood is the standard.
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee Of at
least two persons, whose responsibility be cer
fed by the clerk of court Of record that the bid
der is competent carry out the contract if awarded
to him and that he will give the required bends there
for; and each bidder will STATE his place Of residence,
The bids will be opened on the day and hour herein
before named, and bidders have the privilege of~beinr
present at the opening
The right is reserved to reject all bids if unsatisac
tory and bid viii be entertained that does not
form to the requirements Of this advertisement
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for Fuel" and
addressed TO
Lieut.. G, B. CLARK,
act. Asst Quartermaster IT. s. A.,
ap2A st Post of Shreveport La -
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Referancess

EeIeEEHctss =
DR.. Jackson, Vienna, La DR. simonton, Vienna, La.
DR. Stevens, Dr. Woodland,
DR.. Stuard, DR.. Quinn,
George w Wood, Kowelaga, Tallapoosa county, Ala.
Peter Whitehead, Pinckneyviile, "
Moses Tremble,
John W. Ray, Cloff's Station, Macon :.
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On BALES INDIA I2AGGENG-For sale by
Nv (ap4 If Z. & B. JACOBS.
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CORN HEAL!
TIRESH from the Shreveport Mills in quantities Il
n fill any order. For sale by ~ - -<5''
fel3 If EISTNER, Trustworthy & co.
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Entered according to act of Congress in the wear
1866, by DR.. PERL CO. in the Clerks off ce of the
o. S. District Court for the District of louisiana
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ReeGints Of Cotton
PRICES Current.

Total. ............. .......... bales / ,616 ,4S2
The foreign shipments for the time amount to
2ll 1874 bales. Stock on hand, 389, l31 bales
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. large stock of all qualities and Genllcmen's Fur
nishing Goods On hand and for sale by
ap24 IF f. & B JACORS
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FOR RENT.
- THE Dwelling House part of the Citizens Bank
fs.:i Building. Apply to
i,i WILLIAMSON & LEVISEE,
my1 At Attorneys of Bank.
lsARVER COTTON GINS-At Elstnef. Trustworthy
u & Co's-Fcr sale By JONES d 20
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l-e .n.Ige and elegant sidewheel packet Starlight,
tapl"H 5as Jlarea will be found in port to-day, en-
ronte The Civ Of demonstration on Canal street.
Persons wishing to be CONSTRUCTED could not do bet
5er h8r ty laka DGssae on the Starlight as she is
GALE boat End under t6e command Of one of the most
e&u.rrHcnd- stpnwhenttnen in the Red river trade
Cal Itpye, collects tla oh ssage money.
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CLAIBORNE PARISH, LOUISIANA,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-27
NEW TO-DAY.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. BIB.
Rxorrrs's OFFICE. CARSON CITY, New, ,

.RIoIsrKR's OFFICE. CARSON CITY, New, I.
September IL. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN "Waller's Defeat Mining Company cor.
poratlon organized within the State Of Nevada,
have this day fled In this Office u diagram, TO
gether willis notice Of application for a patent
from the United States under Act Of Congress,
approved July 90. 1866, and have posted dupli.
cate of said diagram and notice upon the claim
for Eight Thousand feet Of the Walters Defeat
Lode, known a. the Walters Defest Compsny's
Claim. Said claim ID bounded on the north by the
Justice and Independent Consolidated Company,
on the south the claimants are unknown; and Is
moro particularly described az follows: Com.
mencing at q stake marked No. i, At q cedar
stump forty (40 feet northeast from the confer
Of the DEVILS Gate Toll Rosd, from the point the
quarter section corner post on the south line Of
Township Sixteen Q6), north range Twenty.ono
(ol) east, bears south 75o 3V east, ee3 7SlOO feet;
running thence north 40" east 100 feet, TO stake
No. 9, located In creek bottom; thence south 4lo
east !, $40 feet to stake No. 3, located on summit
OF Devils Gate bluff thence south 26o 4V east
1880 feet, to stake No. 4, located on easterly
slope Of hill west of Silver City; thence south $50
2V west 900 feet TO stake No. 8. (passing No. 5 In
center Of claim, at 100 feet;) thence north 26o ~
west, 1850 feet tostake No. 2; thence north 40
west :, 800 feet to stake No. 8; thence north 49o
east 100 feet to place Of beginning. Containing
thirty. seven acres; said claim Is situated In the
Gold Hill Mining District partly, and partly In
the Devils Mining District, and In the counties
ofLyon and Storey, State Of Nevada
WARREN T. L0CKHART,
seo7.9Od Register.
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PROFOUND LEGAL QuEsrIoS.-We un-
derstand that Universe William, when he
resumes his seat in the Senate, will by
some bill, or otherwise, introduce the
Query: !"If Sunday at New York is
Monday at Sitka, can n of our adopted
citizens Of Russian America be compelled
to observe the Excise law, in N. Y, under
the Civil Rights Bill 2" In the course
Of his remarks the Universe proposes to
enlightsn Rsvsrdy johnson and other
like legal i~gnsramusss as to the true
meaning of certain q. s. Supreme Court
decisions, heretofore greatly misinter-
prstsd by Jacob Collamer and other
such,
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A Morsr SrArrrrsr.-selkirk, of

A MoIsr SrATEuRNT.-Selkirk, Of the
Auburn Stars and Stripes, gives q de-
scription of a recent trip to San Fran
cisco, in which he says that at this sea-
son of the year-before this rsin-the
Sacramento river, opposite the city, is
a "pisce of moist ground" and adds /:
GA few miles below the city the wa
ter ran from under US and vi swung
high and dry, until the authorities Of
Sacramento were telegraphed to, and
they stopped pumping at the water
works. The pumping stopped, the in
creased volume of water thereby secur-
ed, and the contents Of a wash-tub that
an old lady prosidsntially emptied into
the river, foated us off at the expiration
Of three-qusrtsrs ofsn hour"
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WORK CoxMENokD.-We learn that
work has been commenced o. the Yuba
Railroad, between this city andthe pres
emit terminus; and that men are en-
ployed in putting the road in repair be-
tween Lincoln and the junction. Ev-
srybody in Marysville, rejoices over the
fact, that the road has changed hands.
Our merchants are particularly graft
fed; for now they see a chance of get
ting their produce into market. There
are thousands and thousands of tons Of
barley, whest, oats and corn, lying in
store here, awaiting shipment with no
means to get it away, except by boat to
Sacramento, where it has to be re-ship-
ped to Cisco at additional expense.
When the Railroad is completed, this
grain will be shipped direct to Cisco.
All are praying that the road may be
completed to this city, in time enough to
enable our merchants to send their grain
to the Wsshoe market before the VIM
ter rains set in.-MarysviAe appeal.
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TIE NEW JAPs.-0n Monday evening,
at the Metropolitan Theater in San
Francisco, the "latsst" Japanese troupe
opened to an immense house. The Alta
says that long before the rising Of the
curtain every inch of space above and
below was packed, while hundreds were
turned away from the ticket box. The
company is by far the largest that has
yet left Japan, comprising some forty
members in all, while in respect to
paraphernalia, variety and richness Of
costumes, ETC., it is far ahead of its pre-
decessors. Among the troupe are three
females, quite young, finely formed and
somewhat pretty. They were gorgeous
ly dressed. They seemed quite self
possessed and received the rather
searching scrutiny of the lorgenettes
in the orchestra and dress circle
with a GOODNESS and complacency
quite refreshing. The stage was most
Enthusiastically decorated and had an un-
mistakably Oriental look. twas trans
formed into the likeness Of a Japanese
tsmple-the walls being covered with
strange characters and grotssque figures
numerous paper lanterns f%sstooning
the ceiling, and strange looking flowers
scattered about and worked into elegant
wreaths. It is evident that the Japinese
are not far behind US in the art of scehic
decorations, though they have some
thing to learn it the way of handling
scenery. The balancing was really
wonderful and showed what the troupe
are capable of doing. The intervals
between the different acts were tedious
ly long, and there was o much talk
ing by the funny man of the concern and
too little performing. The tricks with
the tops were very ~cleaverly DONE The
tub performances by the little Jap (who
was not much larger than q rabbit)
were quite remarkable; the feat Of walk
ing on a bamboo stick suspended by two
was more difficult than entertain
The trick of the glass globe and
the fish was fully equal to Heller's best,
and justly voted the most pleasing fea-
tn.a sc tba ~avsn;pO
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A DEAD LocK.-Congrsss at its last
session enacted a law authorizing the
corporate authorities of towns and cities
in the mineral regions of California, and
upon lands belonging to the Govern
meat, to pre-empt the same under the
name Of the authorities thereof, to be
held in trust for the use aud benefit Of
tho inhabitants within the corporate
limits Of such towns aud cities. We
learn that application has been made to
the Receiver and Register Of the Land
Office in this place by the corporate au-
thorities Of Nevada City, and also Grass
Valley, for a Government title to the
land within the corporate limits Of both
places, but in consequence of the fact
that it is in proof that rich lodges Of
gold bearing quartz passes through
both Of those towns, and that the
same is claimed by parties engaged
in developing them, the Register
and receiver refuse to do anything
in the matter until they can receive in
structions from the head Of the Depart
mont. The consequence is the whole
matter is brought to q dead halt. The
Register and Receiver say that as they
understand the law, mining lands are
exempted from its provisions. If so,
then it will be necessary to make appli-
cation to Congress for an amendment to
the law which will meetthe emergency;
otherwise, the people of Nevada and
Grass Valley will be great sufferers, es-
pscially the people Of the latter town,
for that place is located on an odd Sec
ton, and 10 within the limits Of the rail-
road grant. We. understand that tho
Register and Receiver. have written to
Washington for Observation-Disclosures
4ppsn[.