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ESTATE DE MINNIE ALExANnrr

OFFICE UNITED STATRs MABsR
DisJr,cI of bOais,ard
New Ut cans, March D. "
THIS Is TO GIVE NotIUE THAT ON
i twenty nth dag Of March, a. d. lsts, q
RANT N b a EKkUPT0Y was issued again5
estate Of MINNIE ALEXA DER. New ORD
IN the PARISH Of Orleans id State Of LouisisuA q
was adjudRed a bankrupt on her own
ton; that the payment Of any debts and I'd
of any property belonging TO such bank
to her or for her use and the trandd
any property by her, are forbidden by aWl
a meeting Of The creditors Of the said
rupt. 10 prove their debts and 10 choose one OIL
as, tEnees Of her state, will be held at a Cd
Bankruptcy to be holden At the Oustomhouse 4
ing, in the oity Of New Orleans, Louisiana,
Jim " DeRns. Register on the sixteenth Y
a pril, A. y. ls6s, at 10 - clock A. 81.
f. j HEBRON u. 3. Marsh
No 2-mh27 apl6 District OF Loulsid
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UnIIed hlRtrs vs. the DlstilIer ~
II. oelbelm n.
IN THE UNITED STATES District COD
i for the Fifth Circuit and District Of LOui
No. 5545 In obedience to q warrant to me On,
in the above entitled suit 1 have seized and
into my Dussession--
Tho CONTENTS Of the Distilery of II. I'd
ma On Metairie Ridge, described in the Ibid
bv the United atPs d strict Attorney, nowA
by the Tinted states Of America Tor the capa
forth in the libel now pending in the Circuit
OF the United Sta'es.
And l do hereby cite and admoniA
owner o. owners thereof, and all and :
person or persops having or prets
10 have any rght title, or interest in
the same, to be and appear at a Uircut Z
Of the United st ties, for The District aforesaid
holden at the city u New Orleans, on or betoH
THIRD MONDAY from the date hereof, 70
cause, # any they have or can. why The
Distilery, etc shOu not be condemned and
aRreeably 70 the prayer Of ibelant
United States hiarshals Office, New Oh
eighth day 0 April 1868.
+. j. HEBRON
No. esl-ap9 10 2l25 United States Mar
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United stat Krar.has4 0mee, Dlat. let
Of outAisn Rotsrt Patterson vs.. MsdorA A.
Meoeo. 81 ais, No 9sle
Ii s g ENi FAUlAS AGAINST 1AINTIFF
"a on iudg itent rentiered in fasur Of lnUervenoT
MIR. Enz beth Emtie u, konde, iauW and
'r-stumentary Exegdtr,x Of re iesiies, ieceas
Hosorsbis Tie United state q Gu ! Court for he
Eifih rdicia Cir nit and i1st let II Louisispa in
ths ahote M add rsceved ny . he Y Of De
eembsr is67 have 70 Eed and WI efer for sale 20
co.dinr % v. on sAf UkDAf. TIE iweniy-tth
dnv o. prtl, &c At u o'uuck 81 at the entrance
70 n hstomhnn-e on . a .ev-e al Ct uelNeen
Cana and Unstomhou-e SIR cts Ills CITY, the fol
Al kNAtN rkA Or q ID estahhsnsd and
c.niyAird asusar pia tauon,s,ts ated ~ the pr.
r,.es = as ,ut foar nilss below the y # sss ~
leans, hhs'nK ~ nly-iye ana hali arpanis on sa a
have depih Of > nty afps Z and tie rims pinE
sirFsn sad a a r. en- on M yer SIDE huys
b, ?. uaxulars " .ntanon, AID lie other side BY
he pnbuc % leadiast the pa tsh " Quoninea
,ssv,4ri Y g ~ he oatii'hsa A"d 'mpF''"nsnsf
.,ns s.,s-Y era.e WITH Mach nsTy aaq APpara,us
Dine y sin ~. III Fnousa ana o. buildings
De o ~ tia and usihs
uaa stAps, ,gent Assso IAbiHsL
"a alro io.lesinz stock Ani farming assHsils,
es.ay..is Mul twsn,y tsa Plaws. and ne s'pt.
The ltideneul rem rfai ia tins - IN HV0r - q
IA Y sss s,s s's u ss sr r nv ss = % ~
atpss d,scrih' 4 issy scaa 81 p ~ eAln
s ssi- mao s ~ y ~ .ais X lass nsrsaai u
4hia ron IN he I'D ID .. ked
relma I "a - hs lisissa tha esc~nd adiu1lca
ian ihr - drrfn 81 9Oert s'h ~ nold y
tWeigs pooh Z sdii. N pa ssii lsans q sire
3 fnrni-h H.. q ana - 'i1eitH4 f.int nd ertriE .
Jar g.sih rciai ufflE z. "a - sHta pr p~f y.
lfN ~ iuteFq,i A. ~ y eept pr l t,. .nd y
naut ~ g ubl.u, ssl'esi sAa thaa 80 d. Ala
0.al. ~ asut t-fnnl 80 ehrs sisnpe, ., enrd
= 4. sia - ua,,sg ~ = pnreusa
unt - stataa 9niHlis1s ss4asss Nea eft4AnAl
v. b. aRRRuN. D \ hsrAal
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q. S. MARSHAL'S SALES,

E. MandIn W. SchOoner Lydia, Her
TacHle, ADna 81, 10.
N THE UNITED STAThN DISTRICT COURT
L for the d. I'll of Ouis ana. NO. s0l2-By virtue
of order OF court to directed the
above entio ed suit l will proceed to sell 70 he
! irnrB' tidner. on MONDAY. the twentieth
day Il ApIi iS6s, at tweye % clock NJ. at
| an"e TO Customhbuse BUILDING, Old Levte
re- t.
she no lies in the river at St0Gs ! anding, be.
tween Louisiana avenue and T,nedAno street
ierHs-Uash at line OF ludicat' On, IN United
State Treasury notes.
United sti,os Mar halls Office, New Orleans,
FL HEBRON,
No. Gs5-apl4lGls U S Marshal
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down and to sea, g. h instant. ship Mar
cia q Day, brig General Marshall, and
schooner United States Brought up
brig Lizzie NJ Merrill, and schoOners
Oriental and Cleaner
sTRAMBoATs.
Grey Eagle, BarancO, from Bayou Sara.
Heity Gilmore, KING. from Lockport
W A Caldwell, Woodburn, from Little Rock.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-P RR.
BELOW COMING UP.
Steamship CLEOPATRA. -, from L 1don,
tnJ Ii Ashbridgr & Ocean
Schooner Fanny Heating, Daniels four
daya from Cardenas, TO GUldenO1w q
Kelley
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ESTATE OF ALEXANDER IL CUM

UNITED sTATls MARsHAL's OTT|
Dirtrct Of L0uisial
Monroe. La, March 80, I
TUBS is TO GIVE NOTIoE THAT ON |
i twenty.seventh Gay Of March. A. U 1868,
RANT ~ BAMk RQfr was ! su, q agan
Wv "a ssAA@A - A<a@As
parish II Cataboula an state OF Louisiana. vi
been adjuder a bankrupt 90 his own petition
the payment If any dehtB aud delivery OF any
erty belonging 10 such b 'nkrupt, to him, OF
use aud the transfer Of any property by HIM, n
hidden by lawi hat meelins OF the creditors
sai ID bankrupt to prove their debts and to
ON or mo e a sls nees Of hH ste. wi be be
tlourt Of bankruptcy. to be holden st tine o
W. j. q Baker, IN he sosn OF Monroe. pA
Ouschita, b fore W j. Q Baker. Register,
first day Of June. A. ID 1873 at 10 o'ciu, A NJ
+. j. hhRt o., u. \. Man
Per n. NJ. GRADY, Deputy. as MESSENGER.
No, VA 4 jel
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ALFRED BOURqE4.
$1,000
Bssatn , z,n-rHsrios, ,
rt . Of Lasni-k4 y,

Of lssnirka y,
hsu o. sans Ap x. lisa
Ia the election nfnrFl Of The general caui.
mAnaing shu dlth military distaici fir ihe
elctian ~ riyii Is ,4s san ~ sh,. rAtia
lssiOn oi.ih' c,,netisutiess - IL prayh a that
rltriNRe i,gi-isaei ia lhs. stntr whs nave
laAl their . ra1rAe - ripirtrnii ~ may
woe - ,Hfr.sstiDR ia If in iAsiis. nfitii <
iotth fhe psfl-h dare ~ ahi,h iI,ry
s g. q ft,3,i, res. liz isE ~ III io-- ~ ihs II
tne e1ecun ~ Gu 81 qAens they 90 . l.,
e,ar ipr she pty1ud q sea days rrxi pva-
nfinr she afrfnsftuiA dn7 ~ Aprd 1855
hs.f lhal ihrg hsye asis ss4sd h..sFr al ala
Nsan. n 81 Pas NAMD
chniHMAn
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CITY coUMcIL--oFFlcIAL.
HOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Regular session.
CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS, /
Tuesday, April Il, 1868.
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment,
and was called to order by the President.
The roll was called, and the following
Aldermen answered to their names:
President Graham. aud Messrs. Burbank
Clay, Devices, Kellogg, WOolfey, ana sta
pleton.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM oPFIcERs OF THE CITY
The following communication from the
City Controller was received, and referred
to the Finance Committee:
Coz,rRo1IER's OFFICE C1rT HAZE,
New Orleans, ApE1 "a, ls5e
Honorable the Common council:
CESrLEMRs i have the honor to report
that have this day adJodlcatea lhe Lease
nj The Iron building, head Canal street, 10
Mr.. John Henderson, Jr., for five hundred
and fifty dollars per year. Security, T.
Harnan.
De. MANDELL
Controller.
COMMUNICATIONS PROM BOARD OF ASSISTANT
ALDERMEN.
resolution inviting the Board OF Alder
men to meet the Board Of Assistant Alder
men in Joint session this evening for the
purpose of electing City Attorney, vice
Judge Buchanan resigned, was concurred in,
and the Board proceeded to the hail Of the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen to
JOINT SESSION.
[For proceedings of joint session see min
utps of Board of Assistant Aldermen
The Board returned 10 their hail, and ad.
journed until Tuesday next, at Z P. NJ.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
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UBhIIFIUATb " ELEGIIUNs
The following delegates having received
the highest numbers of votes cast were
aQly elected TO cUmpOee the board of regis
iEatiOn created by ordinance passed by the
Louisiana constitutional convention at ita
session Of February IS, 1855, to wit:
MeasEs. 8. B. PACKARD
NJ UNDERWOOD,
J.. II, lNGRAHAM,
J. 8. HARRIS,
W. JASPER BLACKBURN,
SGD o. II. HEMPSTEAD,
G. w. WlCKLIfFE.
New Orleans. March IL, 1868.
JAMES G. TALIAFERRO,
President
Attest;
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Thr nadiral R'pnhl oau o'ih - M4a7s
~ q. ~ ,, e 81 tnr unnnilaasd.1 Ad.,1i.
Is 4 ~ - I1alI.E se=ssliliilsbs
hls tlsli " hsgI9j ra.dgr or li4ta.
'nn EtIN' sf a4rfea AtInof 81 sop
i.pis wv b "A 9. WasAalh
s.Aaa q. ! Mtn 1ias
MAAfqul.
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OFFICE o. Y ATToRNFY. J
Room No. ; Cay tall. Z
New Orleans. April IA. 1855. }

Room No. Cay Hall
New Orleans, Aplil "A. 1855.
hon. E. Heath:
DEAR sIR-Yesterday the appeal of W. II
Wells vs.. The City WAS decided in the Su-
preme Court in our favor, the appeal taken
by Wells from the order dlss0lYlng
the Injunction beng dismissed. AS
soon MS the legal delay to make
this Judgment of the Supreme C0urt HnHl
shah have elapsed, the city will be ut lib
erty to take Possession Of the stalls and
tables hello by Wells and he and his surety
ON the appeal bond &c TomAlis) viii be liza
BILE to the city Tor ali the rents collected by
Wells from The date Of the appeal.
Yours respectfully.
A. M. BUCHANAN.
Mr. sauvinet obtained a suspension Of
the rules TO introduce the following resolu-
ton. which was ON motion adopted and
sent to the Board of Aldermen for concur
renee;
WHRRHAs, By reaoOn Of the resignation of
Mr.. Buchanan the Office Of City Attorney Is
nov vacant; and
Whereas, Ia the present condition of tho
affairs IF the CITY uf New Orleans il isif
The utmost lmpOT unce that said yacmcy be
till,,d by the elrcIi,.n Uf y competent lawyer;
Be 4 rtsDlUed, That the BOARD oi Alder
men IN invited TO meet this B0ard this even
ing for the purpose Vi eleeIing Cay Altor
ney.
A report from the Treasurer for the week
ending Apr.i Il, 1865 showing:
Receipts $50 ST So
Expenditures. 81 OOe 81.
Balance on baud. SLID 0sl O6.
Was referred 20 the France Committee.
A communication from ar. A. Il. BIZ.
ehanRu, rendering his resignation IS City
Attorney, was read aud the resignation
unanimously accepted.
REpoKrs " sTAkDnd COMMITTEES.
The following report uf the CnmnitIee on
streeis and Landings was received:
(Report not farnished)
The following ErsulutIons accompanying
the above report WIRE read twice under i
suspension Of the rules, and adopted. the
frst BY unnninious vote, and the second
BY the following vote;
Yeas: Messrs. Hepp, sterry, ssnpson,
scoss, Chadwick, Perkins. Davies. Flood
Daan, straight. .salltyAn, ssuyiaei. aud
Jor5ert-ls.
Nays: NesBrs. Mary and Theeaa.
Rssolsed, Thns The ciy Surveyor he and
b. Is ssfirhy anihurE a 20 Construct tssl
diasuoal rnls, RI 81 lees IN wihtA sifh
cars siit4 snii inltiD,sl Aii,i lion lait1 pAe Al
the lhhfAerilhu ~ Exchange Alssy Asai
asrtb4Hal sldr y cahni sii,ei, nia s5sr -
ha ias ihr1hn ~ Bourbon sissAt aid
i,sf hlssss sdf y cnnAl streft
hssaltt ihst IS. q osr.se Cir 3 iireai
epiapaH3 . assist "a 4. fsly aflA.Als - 3.
hHaia = stilsle ilsra If..nl ii.e pfrssna terist.
lfns 81 Sc gaad 81 tIr aerlsal ar.sand inn r.
eec.fsn ~ Nae AIMS AaI ia Lfrfe All
lsanAI Firs4t g. ll4lIs.I Iaa t4afhssSzi side "a
~ paved ktil4 tuI Uaa.4 4lG..t i. tsaa1frt,,
.4re .shnoe tnsa. q. g.. ~ eis.I sz4 ~
Esa4s s.stet. fn9 the Or "a tat Ga Aalaa
las aifst4 esans sd 81 nniia Ef4A
LISTS sA4 saiiNqer,t ~ ~ C|laIl1ss AH E4eai
sss4s4a 1t HlFNFs. tifnea fN -
Sc ANHt 1I Mw NA MaNf& 9 10
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Regular Meeting.
CITY HALL, New ORLEANS,
Tuesday, April II, 1868.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Mr.. W. T. Hepp. President; and
Messrs. sterry, Sampson, Scott, Perkins,
Mary, Davies, Flood, Thczan, Dunn,
Straight, Sullivan, sauvinet, and Joubert.
The minutes of the meetings Of March
I and were read and approved
The following order from headquarters
was read, and ordered spread on the
minutes:
HrADqUAR1ERs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans La, April l3, lses'
Special Orders No. 7s .,
2. L. II. Chadwick is hereby apo nted Il
membrr Of the Board Uf Assistant Alder
men of the city of New Orleans, Louisiana
to fill the vacancy created by the death OF
John Gauche.
By command Of Brevet Major General
GEO. L. HARTSUFF,
Assistant Adiuttlut General.
Mr.. Z. H. Chadwick entered, and took his
scat.
The following message from the Mayor
and document accompanying were read
and referred to the Finance Committee:
MAYoR,1rY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Had, IAN Day OF a prl, 1865
To ne Honorable the Board of As istant Aldermen;
GENrLEMRS-I have the honor herewith
to submit to our consideration for approval
or otherwise the account Of sales furnished
Dy the Controller, of the sales of The stalls
IF the meat market in the second anu Of
Poydras mark et in the first district
] also transmit 10 your Honorable body a
letter received 10 day from Judge Buchanan
the City Attorney, stating that the appeal
of W. H. Wells vs.. the city WAS decided
Yesterday in the Supreme Court IN favor of
the city, and that as soon a. judgment shall
be made hual the cry win be at liberty to
take possession OF the stalls and tables LEAD
by Wells, and that he and his surety L.
TOmatis) viii be liable to the city for ali
the rents collected by Wells from the
date OF the appeal.
The City Council having prohibited the
further issue OF city money, | deem it i'm
pCrtant that measures be immediately taken
to pay claimants upon the city payrorls, and
recommend therefore that you provide the
means at Your session tonight To enab e the
Treasurer to meet this eXigeucy, which is
pressing now with peculiar force and hard
ship on various Individuals.
Very respectfully,
f. HEATH, Mayor.
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H p. " Ile0x and q hers vs.. Ateaml
Texas. aer Taokle. etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT cod
for the District of LOuisI ma, No. g06A-in 4
ence 20 an admiralty warrant, 70 me directed
above entitled SUIT, | have seized and taxed
my posse -slop-
The Steamship TEXAS, her Tackle, Avn
e O., now hbeled by r. Wilcox Tor the q
sol forth in the hbe nov pending in the D1
Court Of the United States.
And DO hereby cite and sdmonsh the ovr'
owners thereof and all an every person or M
having or pretending to have any right title or
est in or to the same TO be ana appear at D
Court of the Uni ed iateA, for the District Afford
the THIRD MONDAY from he date hereof sol
cause, II any they have or can, Why the said q
ship E&AS, he tackle, apparel, ito, 5 ould =
condemned and be sold asroeaby to the prAl
ibelants,
United States Marshal's O5os. New Oh
seventh day of April, 1865.
r. j. HERON.
No. 67s-aps Is p 70 U. s. Mais'
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WILIIAM VI0EEH, Secretary.

In accordance with the foregoing ordi.
1Ance and resolution, the board OF regi9tra.
sum adopted the following:
On motion, resolved that all official min
Wtes of the pTOcer dihgs Of this buArd, To-
aHd ofiler irgal fuices bt published ia tho
New 0ripafis REPUBLIcAR, The New ORR, aus
&deOodfe aud the Homer Had
On nsainn, resolved that the official pa,
peFs IS this buald be required - publish
4ke CONSTITUTION IN thsir regular issues until
eAe days vi ell cIiui., iHclusiyr, to be paid at
Ahe regular rates fixvsi nv shr convention.
g. D PACKARD, Chairnian.
y. c. kicuAHDsOH, SECRETARY.
hoAAD o. REaIsTR TON,
New ,ilesus, Maren n. 1853 !
Al . regniar meeting Of the bnAfd, held on
Friday, March "a, 1868, lie following resO
Button Wa adOptsSi:
''On ul,,ti,sn, resVlg,,d that the final settle
gEent VI The tax cuiecltsrs aud shrriffs
Throughout she 6lnte vita the state treas.
ufer, ~ uxtd Ia the original tax ordinance
&dDpted ~ ihe constitutional convention
December "A. 1851. s.rtsan 4. be extended Z,
she first day 81 Ma 1881
~ virtue 1T tire abave ordinance an
pnaYed MAich 5 1865. I hereby nui1iy NJ
tax COLLECTORS and slit'fiffs thr0uehaut ths.
Etaie that tlley cantiliue - eaiifef The cuu.
Renton tax up 10 Abe hrst u biay next.
They Arp farther Instructed that the
Dfnally ilspprf.d iisT ilai payment 0i said
sax, which penalty wna sesoked unsil asteI
azrh 40. Will ~ suforcsri ifom tlaf date.
q .. PACKARD. ChaaF.MAn.
mhRs dAwtniyi
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Be It ordained by the constitutional con
ReBgion OF the state Of Louisiana, That the
Board Of registration created by ordinance
adopted by the convention February 49,
2sSS, shall have authority TO enforce the
collection Of the tAxrs levied by the several
ordinances Of the convention, aud to per
fern any and all duties appertaining to
the came.
Adopted In convention this third March,
Ae68
JAMES G. TALIAFERRo,
President.
Attest:
wv YTCRRE 5Acretary
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Q. S. MARSHAL,N MONITI0
Unltea sta.r. V. Rest.ryluE E.saA1

United StaE%s vs.. ReetlGyInR FatAkl
lDent no IA st. Ulaude street.
IN THE UNITED STATES DTSTRIUT Ooh
4 I + the District Of Louisiana, No. 906s-In n
enc6 20 q Rarrhnt to me uireottd in the hboVel
tied SUIT nave ssiz d and taken into my posed
The REU lbi ING kSr .bLlAHMENT, M
It Claude street, in n rcity f1 y der or bed hi
II : By the nited s atss d. { let Attorney
l,beled BY the United States Of America, III
causes set forth in the libel now pending in th,l
tricJ Courr OF the Unite = states.
Aud do hereby cite and admonish the owl
owners thereof, and all and every person or ~
having or pretending to have any right, title
terest in or to the anne. 10 be and appear
District curt of the United States TOR the ~
Aforesaid, T., be holden a. the oity Of New Oh
on or before the 1HlRD MONDAY from the
hereof, to show cauAs. If Rey they have or eaa
the sad Rect 1ynie. ksla dish msnt, ETC., shoul
be condemned and be sold asreeably n
prayer OF hbelant.
United states MarshaPs Once, New Oh
fifteenth day Of April, 1868
:. J. dERRON. U. 8. Mala|
No. 897-ap l6 " % my9
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Her Tackls, Apparel, etc
IN THE UEIrFD STATES DISTRICT COD
L for the district of louisiana, NO 90q-Is
disnUe To an admiralty warrant TO me dlreel
the a bove entiiled suit 1 have seized and
into nv por~essIOn-
etc., nov ibe,sd BY Henry e. arbo for the 4
sci forth IN the llbe now pending in the %
OOu,t Of the Un ted s. ates.
and do hereby cite and Hdmonish the owl
owners thereof, and ALI and every person or ~
having or pretending to have any right, title OF
est in or the same, to be and appear at on
Oourt OF the United states for the district afoFl
10 br holden al the city OF New Orleans. on an
the rH1KD MONDAY from The date hereof, tOl
cause, VI any they have or can why the said stean
should moi be condemned and be sold agreea6l
tie pray err Of hbelaut
U ted Slater MarshBl's Office, New Oh
fifteenth dAS of April. 1863.
I j HEBRON, U. S. Marj
No. t9s-aple % q my2
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ARRIr B Yrsrrnnax.

6ieamshlls tinl-siA. b.AAfn1. n.3ua sadlaa-
ssia e q IA : -A4urs
slps1isllns IlAas Hspd. lOaii. ffHa 3 lis.
II aaur-<. 81 insfnir, - bnau4e.
tlse ehnsi = -.- l-it irtfiri "a
Bfit,h Il h.~ani tilran,e. ilAass. irsln Car
liel h MS Ter r.nnf
BRITISH srhsAinti oafaipl SinHaph, ffnm
MaiAAA4s, - m4stri f.Ans
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DeENEs, = Mnno.2A

FOR TtHK HAIR
ImPro we'd
tits an elegant Dress ne for the Hair
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully
It keeps the scalp Clean an Healthy.
It ,uvisorasss the Roots Of ,Ss hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to pro@ luEusiaa
Il Immediately stops HAIR failing cat.
Itkesps the hair ON Changing oo'or from A
Itresiorss Gray HAIR 10 it, orisinai Color.
It brings oas Hair on hfai, that have BssD !
years
Itis composed entirely Of ample and purely
bic sub tAnoos.
II basro received over ak tauusand voluntary d
nisls Of it. excellence. many q which are ire
aeians in hlrh standing.
II is cold IN hali-pound ties, che name b
the glass; By nrueEists aud DsAlars in FADoJI
everywhere, AZ ons D, liar per Bottle. whole
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-11

\ SAD SroRY.-The Sacramento Record
relates the following sad story of misfortune,
sickness and death Daring the month OF
November a man named J. W. Sims, came
to this city from San Francisco to seek en-
p'oyment. H had not been here long be-
fore he was taken i'll Of smallpox, and be-
ing without friends, he found his way TO
the Pest House, where he lied on the 9th
OF November. Deceased had friend in
San Francisco named Thos. Lawrence, with
whom BE came 10 this country from their
native land (WaleSl, who, learning of his
friends death, visited this city for the pur-
pose OF placing tombstone over his grave.
Having performed this act OF love and duty,
he was Immediately stricken down with the
same disease Of which his friend died and
was taken to the Hospital. This occurred
on the first OF December. Five days after
wards he ollowed his friend to the grave
(having died on Saturday last). But where
is the friend to perform the act of kindness
such as he did over the grave of Sims
Alas there is none. Perhaps the fate Of
these fast friends will never be known by
the father, mother, sister or brother, in the
far off land, who may live in the expectancy
of again meeting them at the family board
which can never be.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-11

EXTENSIVE INcESDIARIsM IN New York
The New York Tribune of November Goth
in an editorial article mentio a most ex.
traordinary instance of extensive incendi-
a,ism in ,hatcity. 1t says:
There was something Of panic in the
Fire Department and among the insurance
Offices Yesterday afternoon, consequent upon
the rapid sounding of eight alarms of fire,
beside general alarm 1t turned out
that different stables in Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets on the east side, and two in
Third street, had been fired nearly simu lta-
neously by incendiaries. With the excep-
ton of one in Third street, all were quick "
extingu ished with but trifing loss. So ex-
tensive a piece of incendiarism has not
been known in this city since the attempted
hotelburning during the war. The stables
fired are situated in closely built districts,
and fires we'll underway there would be diff
tcuit to control. 1t is believed that the in
cendiaries were some of the bad bows of
the ne:ghborho0d, who take to crime as
naturally as to play.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-11

Manager ofthe Magnolia Theater at Truckee
Station, while making up for his part on
Tuesday last took up paper which he sup.
posed contained gum arabic, and moistened
some of it in his mouth for the purpose of
sticking on false whiskers. The compound
proved to be preparation of bismuth, and
in few moments he was taken with con-
WILSON'S. BY the application Of proper REM
edies he has since recovered.