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FEARFUL TRAGEDY |!
LORD KILDARE POISONED! !

M ]. Purcell, AT THE ''NE PLUS I'll
wi. ira" Saoen, on King street, has just re-
ceived from the English Prime Minister di- patch
stating that bis colleague the Earl of Kildare died
yesterday from the effects of indulgence Of
an inferior brand Of wine.
His ExceIlency to prevent the occurrence Of o
similar catastrophe I" his many fvie DIS in Nevada,
has instructed Her Majrsty's Consul in San Fran
cisco to keep Mr.. Purcell hereafter constantly
supplied with the brands exclusively used se
Windsor Castle and by the Emperor of Russia
Vintage Of 1902. original packages marked C.
o. D. Please call and examine.
Carson June I, 1865
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF SQUIRE MOTT, DECEASED
Ia Notice ia hereby given by the undersigned
Administrative of the Estate of Squire Nct1
de ceased to the Creditors -. and all persons hae
ing claims against the Estate of said deceased, to-
exhibit them with the Necessary vouchers to the
undersigned ADMINISTRATIVE at her residence,
near Sheridan, i'll Douglas county. Nevada. or to
s. c. benson, attorney for said Administrative, at
his on &c in Carson CRY, Nevada, within ten
months from the first publication Of this notice.
MARY MARGARET MOTT,
Administrative
Of the Estate OF Squire notl, deceased.
June oath, 1858. 1auiw
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Application for Patent.
REGISTERS OFFICE.


REGISTERS OFFICE.
CARSON CIR, NTv.Ds. May 25th, 1868. J,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
IN I. Williams, Ham BarnweIl. Joseph earn.
brow, James j. Titus. j. d. Barnwell, BENZ ,
Wiklff Geo. W. Craige. j. b. Winters, Matt
Chesser has this day filed in this Office diagram,
togetf er with Noti"e IF Application for Patene
from the United States, under Act of Cungress aps
proved July &c. 1850, Tor Tw" Thousand feet Ct
Lost Cause Lode, and known the Lost Cause
c aim, in the " .siita Mining District. Douglas
County, Nevada: Commencing at post No. l, tho.
S. ". corner. running thence 100 3V " $50.
feet to stati No 2: thence 5 zoo 80 " leo feet
to station No. 8: thence n 19o 30 W 100 feet TO
station No. 4; thence y 10 3V 100 feet to sta
ton No 5; thence 100 80 " 1450 feet TO station
No. 6; thence 10 80 l40 feet to station Net:
thence 100 80 4 1900 feet to station No. 8;
thence 10 80 West 40 feet t. place If Begin
ming, cont aiming and 15-lo0 acres. Bearings
from true meridian, mag. var. 16o 80 L.
WARREN I. LOCkHfRT,
my2.taO Register.
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couNr,YI,. =, Al,u,p1roR;s lrYo,Rr.

To the Honorable the Board of County Commits
sioners Of Ormsby County, Nevada: The County
Auditor has the honor to make the following Re
port, as showing the fiscal affairs of the County
for the six months ending on the Both June, 1865.
RECEIPTS.
Since the LIST January, 1865 the County Treas
urer has received the following amounts from the
sources indicated As appears by his receipts on
file to wit:
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IN BANKRUPTCY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
n unde. signed has BEEN appointed a. Assignee
in Bankruptcy Of the estate ard .frets II FRANK
PERKINS If Orm.hy county, State Of Nevada.
who has been adjudged a Bank ppt nTon his own
petition hy the District Court of ike Emitted States
for the District Of Nevada.
GEO. :. SAWYER, Assignee.
Dated Nay 18th lsSs myla-1m
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sum MON s.
50 cents State Revenue g

50 cents State Revenue Ct mn.
CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY or oRNSBT.
~ In the Justices Court, Carson Township, in and
for Orrusby County.
H. 4. Rice and Philo W. Rice, rs Executors Of
the Estate Of Catherine A Fii.hie. deceased,
Paint Is John A. shonrtis. Defendant
The State of Nevada sends greeting TO John A.
Sh.urds You hereby summoned 10 appear
before me at my ofice in Csrs'n City, in Carson
Township, in Orm.hy County, On the
9TH day of September, 4. ID. 1865,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and answer INTO the complaint
of the above nam, d Plaintiffs, now on fie in my
Office. who cue to obtain Judgment against you
fer the sum of Three Hundred (3oo) Dollars: said
amount claimed and ALT ged IL be due 10 Plain
tiff. as Executors As aforesaid. for damages done
Plaintiffs buildings situate on part 81 lot No.
nine (9l, block thirty-nv t:5l. Sears. Thompson
and S.ar-' division If Carson City caussd by the
giving way # the walls Of ysur building situate
on the adjoiI ing premises when Judgment VIII
be taken against you the said ann INT. if you
fail to appear and answer. To- the sheriff or any
of the said Comfy. greeting Make ie--
gal service and due return hereof Given under
la, hand this I'll day Of .uly, A. d. ISIS.
l.. c. McKEEbT. Justice Of the Peace.
jl,3 I'm Carsin Township.
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THOMAS WELLS,

A Nd COMMISSIONER OF nEEDs FOR CAL.
n Ir0KNIA. Office in Sweeny's Building.
He will practice IN alt the Courts Of this state,
and in the Circuit nni District Courts of the United
etates Nest carefsI fp-fion will be given all
matters entrusted t. his Gale.
H1-IIouses and Lots -ensed. bought and sold, On
reasonable terms. TITLES strictly inv-stig; ted.
conveJancing done, and collections made.
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NOTICE.

T1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DISPOSED
/ Of one.half his interest in the MAGNOLIA
hereby notifies his debtors and creditors
that he desires to s"tte up his business with them
to the FOURTH DAY OF JULY. Those owing
him are quested to settle at once: and p-rsons
having bills against him will present them inms-
diately. GEORGE LEWIS.
Magnolia Saloon.
Carson City, Nevada, July 6, 1865.
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I'M BANKRUPTCT

IN undersigned as been appointed Assignee
in Bankruptcy of the Is ate and effects Of John
of Douglas county. State Of Nevada,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt npon his Own
petition, by the District Court Of the United
States for the District Of Nevada.
CYRUS ADAMS.
Dated June 26th, 1865. Inns
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N Office

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED PROPO-
Il sails will be received until the FIRST DAY
or AUGUST NEXT, by tia Board Of State Prison
Commissioner, for the delivery Of ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY-FIVE CORDS OF WOOD
@ any part thereof, to the Nevada State Prison.
oaid wood to be Of the best quality; at least
half thereof to he limb wood, and TO be delivered
- fAse as needed at the state PrieOn, commenc-
ing on tho 10th day Of August next, and complet-
ing the whole amount contracted to he delivered
on or before the First day Of December next.
For further particulars inquire at the ONCE Of
Secretary Of State.
c.. n. NOTEwARE
Sec'y Board State Prison Commissioners.
Carson july IL. 1868. tau1
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From delinquent taxes for 1854 So. ...... $3.50 so
From delinquent taxes for 1865 .........., 349 IS
From delinquent taxes for 1s66........... PA AZ
From delinquent taxes for 1867 3, 27s IS
Additional 10 z ct. on delinquent taxes. 3s4 ~
From delinquent Fire taxes { r 1865 ...... 81 90
From delinquent Fire taxes for 1856 "a -
From delinquent Fire taxes for 1867 5000. "a o.
Prom delinquent Fire taxes rolls of 1861. %. 80
From taxes on assessment rolls of 1861. g. 32l OF
Prom county g. $40 81
From passenger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1856 IS
From per centage on toll roads. 19 %
From rents county buildings. minimum. 8, $40 W
From docket fees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l34 90
From special School tax District No2-
(Empire) ......................... as
From miscellaneous sources ............ Us "
From State licenses TO insurance ageut so 10
From State for public schools. Sos O3
Total 81 900 40
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OUTSTANDING ALLOWED INDEBTEDNESS.
On the 1st January, 1865 the outstanding evil
dences of indebtedness, which under the pro
visions of the Redemption Acts of 1866 and 1866,
are now only payable in the manner prescribed by
those Acts, and out of tho moneys coming into the
Redemption fund, exclusive Of the interest which
| has accrued thereon, were as follows:
Warrants IN old General fund SIS, 400 IL
Warrants on old Contingent fund ISL 20
Warrants on old Current Expense fund. IS o.
Warrants on old Hospital fund 400 81
Bonds old Building fund Il, $50 o.
IL
In accordance with the provisions of the Re-
demption laws the following warrants have been
purchased with the moneys in the Redemption
fund, since LIST January, 1868, viz:
80 Warrants old General fund issued for. g. 176 90
Warrants on old Contingent I'd issd for. 100 o.
Total principal called ,or.............. ze
The interest which had accrued upon
these warrants up to time of purchase
was ~"
Which being liquidated by payment Of. 2,s4s 50
Making saving to the county off,. .......s2.7 81
thus leaving OUTSTANDING on the 1st July, 1868 |
OF Tie Oiu lnucDteuhcs OF Inc county. cAcldslNe
accrued interest thereon, and payable out Of the
money, coming into the Redemption fund.- to be
Warrants old General fund 90 90
Warrants on old Contingent fund.-. 2,471 90
Warrants on old Current Expense fund 35 o.
Warrants old Hospital fund l 400 81
Old bonds Building fund............. II, $50 90
Total old ind bliss exclusive of interest 81 97 0S
CLAIMS on CURRENT FUNDS.
The total unpaid allowances against the current
funds on the 1st January, 1868, were as follows:
against General fund of 1s66..........-S29 go %
gaiDst Contingent fund of 1sG6........... III SIS
gainst hnad To 20
Against Fire Department fund.............. 100 90
%
BetweeH the 31st December, 1867 and the LIST of
July 1868, the claims allowed payable out Of the
several funds were a. follows: T.
Out of the General fund of 1s66..-.....SS, 243 "A
0ut of the Contingent fund of 1S66...... 22S 81
Out of the Road fund....................1 81 30
)ut of the Fire Department fnnd......... At 81
1Otal AZ eIct2l
Total Of modern claims due on the LIST January,
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To the Hon. Board Of County Commissioners Ct
Or ssby County: 0eLtlemen~I herewith submit
my Re ort Of the business Of the Treasurer ONCE
for the s;I months ending June 3Oth, 1868.
At the date Of my second seni-annual Report,
snuary LIST, 1865, there was cash on hand in the
several finds as followsi
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The spportionments and transfer. being added
to the balances in the several funds on the lst Of
January, 1865, made the amounts in the various
funds during the last six months. and applicable
to the payment Of the demands against the same
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Total cash on hand June 30th. 1s6S.-s5, $50 &c
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
II. S. MASON,
Treasurer Orsmby County.
Carson CITY July 9Th. 1865.
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Arrive at Genoa next day by II u.
NOTES
Each route must be bid for separately, with
separate guaranty and certificate. and mnst pro-
vide for the conveyance of the mail with :. cel5r-
ty. certainty, and security,'' using the terms of
the law, and proposal must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons certified to As such by post
master judge of - court Of record.
No ray will be made for trips not performed, and
for each of such omissions not satisfactorily ex-
planned three times the pay Of the trip may be
deducted. For arrivals 30 far behind time as to
break connection with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excused, one f nrth Of the compen-a-
ton for the trip is subject to forfeiture. Fines
will be imposed. unless the delinquency he salts
factoriIy explained, for neglecting TO take the
mail from into post office; for suffering it to
be injured. destroyed, robbed, or lost or for re-
fusing. after demand, to convey the mail as fire.
quenty as the contractor runs, or is concerned in
running vehicles on the route. The Postmaster
General may annul the contrac: for disobeying the
post Office laws, the instructions Of the Depart
ment. He may alter the schedule of departure
and arrivals and also order an increase Of service
by allowing therefor a pro rata increase on con-
tract pay He may also curtail or discontinue the
service in whole or in part, at proportionate de-
crease Of pay, allowing full indemnity to the
amount Of service dispensed with, and pro rata
for the service retained and COLI
tinued.
For form of proposal, &C., &c see advertise
ment in pamphlet form Of routes in Kansas.
Nebraska Colorado, &C., dated November so,
1867, or any similar advertisement issued by the
Department.
BIDS should be addressed to the 90 Second
Assistant Postmaster General, superscribed 'Pro-
posals, State of - and sent by mail.
ALEX. W. RANDALL, %
apM-td Postmaster General
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JAMES WI. PORTER.

\ I L OR NEY AT LAW,
I.Gicc in OpeZou8as near tic C0urt-Housc,
viii practice in the Courts Of the 9th Judi
cal District, comprising the Parishes of St
Landry, Cacasieu, Lafayette and Vermilion
Opel0nsas, Nov. %. ls67
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THE LITTLE HOUSE ON. THE HILL.
BY ALICE CARY.

0, Memory, be sweet to me-
Take, take all else at will, I
So thou but leave me, safe and sound.
Without a token my heart to wound,
The little house on the hill
Take all Of the best. from east to west,
So thou but leave me still,
The chamber where i'll TIE starry light,
used to lay awake at night,
And list to the whip-poor-will.
Take violet-bed, and rose-tree red,
And the purple flags by the mill,
The meadow-gay and the garden-ground,
But leave, 0, leave me safe aud sound,
The little house on the hill.
The daisy lane. and the doves low plane,
And the cuckoo's tender bill,
Take one and all, but leave the dreams
That turned the rafters to golden beams. .
In the little house on the hill
The gables brown, they have tumbled down
And dry is the brook by the mill;
The sheets / used with care to keep
Have wrapped my dead for the last long sleep
In the valley, low aud still.
But Memory, be sweet to me-
And build the walls, at will, ~ ....
OF the chamber where used to mark. =.
So softly ripping over the dark,
The song Of the whip-poor-wilI 1885,.
All Memory, be sweet TO me! '-
All other fountains chill, -.F
But leave me that song so weird and wild,
Dear as its life to the heart of child,
In the little house on the hill .~4. ..
New York Ledger.
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DEMoCEATHC CONVENTION
GOV. sEYMOUR's SPEECH.

Governor Seymour on taking the
Chair OF the Convention, delivered the
following speech:
Gentlemen ofMe Conrention-I thank
you for the honor you have done me in
makingme your presiding officer. Cheers
This Convention is made up of a large
number OF delegates from all parts If
our land. TO great degree we are
strangers to each other, and view the
subjects which agitate our country from
different stand points. We cannot at
once learn each Others mode of thought,
or grasp all the facts which bear upon
the minds of others. Yet our session
must be brief, and we are forced to act
without delay upon questions of an ex-
citing character and Of deep import to
our country. maintain order, to re-
strain all exhibition Of passion, to drive
out Of our minds all nnkind suspicious,
IL, at this time great duty. [Cheers.
rely upon your sense of the duty and
not upon my own ability to sustain me
in the station in which | am placed by
your kind partiality.
Men never met under greater respon-
sibilities than those which now weigh
upon us. Applauss.l Its not mere
party triumph we seek. We are trying
to save our country from the dangers
which oyerhang it. We wish to lift OFF
the perplexities and the shackles which
in the shape of bad laws and Of crushing
taxation must paralyze the business and
labor of our land. Loud cheers
We hope too that we can give order,
prosperity and happiness to those sec.
fions Of our country which suffer so
deeply to-day in their homes and in all
the fields Of their industry, from the un-
happy events Of the last eight years.
trust our actions will show that We
are governed by earnest purposes to
help all classes Of our citizens. Avoiding
all harsh invectives against men, we
should keep the public mind tixed upon
the questions which must now be met
and solved. ICheersl aga44
Let US leave the past to the calm
judgment of the future andsconfrent the
perils ot the day ICheers.l We are
forced to meet the assertions int tile reso-
tions put forth by the late Republican
Convention aver there is NOT in this
body oneinan who has itsinah his heart to-
excite 20 much Of angry feeling against
the Republican party as must be stirred
up in the minds 81 those who read those
de0lasatiens ii the light Of recent events
and in view of che condition sof our
couutry..l 1a y q a& szsa
In the first place; they congratulate
the perplexed man Of business, the bur
densd taxpayer, the laborer whose
hours of toll are langthened out By the
growing cost ef the necessayies of life,
upon the successief That reconstruction
policy which has brought out all these
evils upon them BIZ the cost Of its mills
tarF dssposisaa and the-e eerraption Of its
Bureau agencies. - = N2
In one resolution they denounce alt
torasR hi repudiation as a anational crime.
en My did they put upon theastatie
bookssof the nation the laws which in.
sits she citizens who borrow coin To-
feree thair creditor to take debased pa
PEI and thus wrong him out Of large
sharsof Biz claim in violation DC the most
solemn compact 7 Loud cheering.l
I'D 3 +
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JOSEPH Nj MOORE JOHN j. MORGAN.
75OCGss; Il MORGAN.
CpeloUsas, La.
JOHN }. NDlsG.t y.

Have formed a partnership, and will prac7
t!:c their profession IN the Parishes of St. Ian.
dry, Ca.casi"u, Lataycttc, Avoyules and Poiute
Coupec. Nov23'G7
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THOMAS Hi. LEWIS,
GEORGE Fl. WELLS.
q f ~p.xo NV f.

VEUhVF IT. " ELLS,.
n t torn ey at Law.
Laho Charles, Cazcasieu Parish, la.
PRACTICES in Calcasieu, St. Landry and
Lafayette parishes. Dec7'67
Notice.
Il VIE partnership between George r. King
T. and Edmund II. Martin, for the practice
OF law, was by mutual consent dissolved on
the 23tl day of August last. The professional
business conided to the firm will continue to
receive the attention of George r. King, until
parties otherwise direct
GEO. r KING,
+. II. MARTIN.
Op"lousas, La, December 7th, 1867.
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70 the Citizens Of South h-He&sttcrl Louisiana,


MY E7EIENDs-l am now tT0rOn rLly no.
noirinr nv School B1i},}iu~s for tl,. n1Iynrs.
Of oneninc my Female School OF. the II Mon.
dav of S%ntcn,ber prox. At consiItraA1. ry-
pfnse and with much labor, l am preparing to
furnish you with first class School: sh"n1
NV att.mDt prove abortivr, It will rrol,ahI,
be d lone. TIM, ere another effort Of the Liza!
is made in wear midst; as naiiinc enhances t.
the value Of: pyo, .lty, aut a,'!s to tr n:o:o,:;
.ty Of a country, n!u!,' t3.aH r.o,! -"lIuuis;
81 Won will feel u,lI.r .l",. ui.;;sri,i.,us !,
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A LEAP FOR LIFE.

\ During my travels in Mexico and So
nora, I met with many strange and in
teresting people, and | have been among
that class of men who are called trap
pers, and heard from their lips many a
wild tale. a .a.s
One evening stopped at Mexican s
to spend the night. and I was overjoyed
to find a number of my own countrymen
there. They were trappers, and ! soon
became acquainted with them.
Among the number was a tall, bony
specimen of humanity, who went by the
name of Long Dick. He was about
thirty-fve years Of age, six feet high,
and hailed from one of the New England
States. found that he was well edu-
Gated. for he did notusa the wild trap
per's language;~z 3 ~
{ 10y the IRE, I thought that
Es might relate some thrilling adventure;
SO drew my chair near him, and said: !:
!" Ny friend, how long have you been
in these parts % - ss y
Nearly ten years. was the reply. I
!" Then You must have seen hard
times r. said, anxious to draw him in
to conversation. 4'a
!" Yes. | have. When I came here
the Apaches were as flies in summer
did you ever trap along the Yellow
stone z" sz4sss lssss s-s 5l5 sssss,s
Il did. and will ever remember 4
terrible adventure which j had there.
and which made my hair turn gray, as
you can see.''
And when he removed his hat from
ms head, ! saw that his hair was as
white as snow. ,s e I.
e Before this adventure my hair was
as black as yours, .s's
will you please relate the circum- .,l
stances to me p asked.
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There is. said to be a,great similarity
between vain young lady and confirmed
drunkard, in that neither Of them can ever
get enough Of the glass.
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A manin Cincinnati once advertised
for a wife, and the next day he received
letters flom twenty-seven husbands, say
ing he might yetheirs. sa
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.

TIE London Quarterly Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Rovlew (Whig),
The Westni13tcr Rev!ew (RadicaN,
The North Dli:i9h Review Gree Church}
AND
I::!!:sc,,ly"!oo22's E11inoargh Magazine (Tory).