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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-15
FIREMEN'S PARADE.

The annual parade and review of our
gallant Fire Department came off yes
terday with great eclat. The unpropi-
tious aspect of the weather was all that
prevented the display from being more
imposing. At one time during the
afternoon, the clouds let down a torrent
of rain, which did not in the least
dampen the ardor of the boys if it did
their clothes.
All the public buildings were decora.
ted with flags, as we're also the houses
and business places of many of our
citizens.
The line was formed on Elizabeth
avenue in the following order:
DELEGATES FROM EACH COMPANY.
Oster and Birds Band.
Chief Engineer John W. Benjamin,
and Assistant Engineers, James
McCloud, Joseph S. Danneberger
and Edward Sleepy.
Protection Steam Engine Company,
No. Nathaniel Green, Jr., Foreman /;
Edward McGrath and Barney Burns
Assistants. This company numbered
As men, and was similarly attired, even
to the neat little white neck ties. " jeff
Davis" transmogrifed into one of the
canine species, paraded at the head of
the rope, in harness, and seemed to
take his honors easily. The beautiful
steamer was perfect mirror, and show
ed the greatest care.
Continental Hose Company, No. L
Hon. James T. Wiley, Foreman ;Steph-
en- III. Grinsted and Thomas Forsyth
Assistants-number 10 men. The car
riage presented its usual tidy appear
ance
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Compa-
ny, No. William Fl. Woodruff, Fore
man Frank Sours and Theodore w.
Townley, Assistants, paraded % good
looking men.
Franklin Band.
Trenton Hose Company, No. Hon.
John A. Weart, Marshal-guests of
Rolla company, paraded 26 men. This
company in their beautiful uniforms
and white caps attracted general atten-
ton, and were the especial fayorites Of
the ladies.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-15

49, Committee ON Naturalization
meet at the Executive Committee
Rooms every evening from to o'clock.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-15

Essy~ A grand trotting exhibition is
announced to be made on the track at
Waverley to-day and tomorrow. In
all, nine hundred and fifty dollars in
premiums are offered. A number of
first class entries have already been
made, and the sport promises a treat to
those who are interested in it.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-15

Ras" The Hiawatha Base Ball Club
played the return game with the Oneida
Base Ball Club of Jersey City, at Jersey
City. on Saturday last, resulting in ia
vor of the former by "A score OF II to
II. The Hiawathas have beaten them
both games.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-15

EeS' Job Printing at this Office.
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REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE


1st ward-Sergeant George \. Potter, VIII
liam A. Driver.
I'd ward-Col john Danforth, Scrst. Will
liam Christopher.
Sd ward. --Corporals Stephen II. Powell,
George Sanders.
4th .ward-Capt. ]. Madison Drake, c.
Symmes Higgins.
5th ward. -Sergeant Nathaniel Green,
james H. Altman.
9Th ward.-Capt. George F. steahlin, James
c. Blake.
It'll ward-Sergeant w. F. Smith Elias G.
Vanderveer.
9th ward. Samuel Murray, James N. Hyde.
Meet at Committee Rooms every evening.
J. MADISON DRAKE, Chairman.
S. H. FAULKS, Secretary.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-15

pesap The Hiawatha Base Ball Club
play the Pacific Base Ball Club, both of
Elizabeth, on the Resolute grounds OF
Saturday Oct. II, 1868, at 3 p. NJ.
Both clubs expect to have strong mines.
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City Stems.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CLUB.
President james Ii. Altman.
Treasurer Amos Clark, Jr.
Secretary. 3. Wheeler.
GRANT AND CoLFAx CLUB.

Decentralization p. Chetwood.
Vice Presilent.-Francis Harris.
Recording Secretary.-Joseph G. Ogden.
Corresponding Sec.-SteplIcn II. Fauiks.
Treasurer Clark, Jr
Club meets at the Taanery" every Tues
day evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-15

aeA- Three children strayed from
their homes at the Port yesterday, only
one Of whom has been found. This
a child Of Mr.. Kellot, was picked up
by % Mr. Lewis, at Waye1ly this morn
iag 1--WE oi'r heard
frn,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

WHAT DOES 1T MEAN.Yesterday morn
ing eaIly. men With hoes were seen at work IN
various alleys Of the Seventh Ward screaming
mp the rubbish and filth into piles and evident
ly bent on making cleansing operation. Nat.
Urslly such a procecd ding CT eat a commotion
Were these men crazyl DID they kaow what
they were aboutl They We're approached-cau
tiously-end talked TO. They conversed ration
ally; apparently they were clothed in their
right minds, and yet, here they were, early IN
the morning cleaning on. the alleys of the
Seventh Ward. They stI;cd further that carts
would take away these pile7 of rubbish, and
that the whole work was done by direction of
the Corpora on. Now we do not klow wheth-
er Mayor Bowen or Comm, ssiorer GunneIi is
directly responsible for this innovation upon
the established order OF things, but We think 1t
quite time that the believers in safe precedent
should be stirring themseiveI. From time I'M
memorial these alleys have b IN the established
depository for deld cats sIope oys.er shells ash
e., stsble manure, and similar filth and rubbish
The sun, the moon, and the stars, looking down
upon these alleys, have doubtless seen many
odd and incopgruous things, but never any
thing so cdd as a man with a Corporation hoe
cleaned, what one of the tine honor-i InstItu-
tons Of the city is safe The vandal hoe may
reach our cherished canal, the open space in
front of the market may lose its familiar tarn-
yard appearance, the gu.tef deposits may risk
q change Of base, ard other out-of- prec dent
proceedings my be entsred upon. We are not
prepared TO say that some Of thee changes are
not desirable. Sill they look odd.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
i HIRD GRAND ANNUAL
WARRINGTON SCHUErZEN vEREIN,
SKw scHttIrTTzzgtS PARE

III. - ON EHE
3isT Of August, Ass IsT, On. 81, snd srr OF
sEPfk askn
Priie eheeting, Prize Bowhng. Conoert ana
Dsncins, Issies' Prize sho tins n ppsisr smuse-
ments Tor youths, ilfumin alton. Fireworks. efe.
ev.ty pay and evening curine toe v. sffvai
The BeAotfful yonns Spanish Qymnsste. NILE
MlLtIk II hNot D., hoee DARING tosts on the
EnchsHted Bar is the grestsst piece Of Artistic
Ttspeze Performs oes ever Sftnsssei, viii app ar
every Aternoon and ENeuing Also, the great
IYR0LksH oPEkk TkQuPE under the iran.,
diste direction of Mr. FREDERICK HOFFER
who viii ar pesr NJ each eRt. " nm tn choics
selection OF their Bssutifgl EAll.ls Duets, Irios,
ryIolesnw srblings Master WILLIE HANNAH
will perfru en- TIE Ttsht kope every Afterseoa
st ,oloek and ever tvtntns ~ 2 otloct. TIE
will he one Of the Interesting Tea ures Of the Fe-s
val Excellent Concert Masic 5y the l2th Y tn
fai try Band uncer the leadership Of Prof Dsusch.
viii furnish delightful psie for the lovers q the
Ar OF IerpsiehoIe, every afternoon, oommencins
81 SloSk. The Nerein guarantees the best order.
rnnctushy 81 II oclock y. N. . gun will be fired,
thss snneuncins the olo.e Of the Festival for the
night Al visitors must then leave the PARA All
oIders OF the Conlmittse OF krrangem~uts must ba
strictly obeyed For the Prize shooting. BOslins
are Ladies Shooting Prizes accounting 10 a. 0li
viii be distributed Omuibns-es and carr .re.
viii De ~ the terminus Of the 7th street Rsirosd
In SUN cteLt nun Der 20 accommodate ali
Admission 70 the Park, rs cents; - the PsvtI-
Hon. % cents extra. NO RETURN TICKETs
get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

IRON ORE IN EIRGINIA.-A rich bed of
iron ore has b, n found on the lands OF Mr..
Walker Coleman, about twelve miles North of
Lovingsten, near Nelley's Ford, Nelson Coun.
ty, Va, and in the same neighborhood has bc "a
found on the lands of Mr.. William q. Roberts,
a rich bed of magnetic iron ore, also a mineral
spring supposed 70 bA chalybfate. The gentle
man who discovered these metals is a Judge of
metals, and believes the banks to be mex haust-
ible. and believes a furnace would do well IN
the ne, ghborhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

TIE SECOND ADMINISTRATOR fer
the Grand Finale.-For several days past the
Second Adventists have been holding forth at
Evansville, Wisconsin, under a large canvass
tent, shaped like those used bv circus compa.
mics. Above the centre pole floats a large blue
flag beSring the inscription, in white letters,
Thy Kingdom Come" The pulpit is con-
structed of rough pine board, and behind the
desk is suspended large chart, covered with
diagrams Of men and beasts Of all shapes, sizes
and forms. Dragons, lions and scarlet women
are displayed IL great profusiou. They have
a great many converts there and have fixed the
Il st day of October as the day for the winding
IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

- Following the example Of the "Gushine
Girls" Of Peterboro', a movement is on foot 10
Brooklyn to organize a club of female base ball
players. They are TO discard hoops aud skirts
utterly, and appear in a genuine Arab rig
Most Of them are undergoing physical dsci-
pline, and all Of them are making preparations
for a match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

SINGULAR DRAIH.-At Tullig, County
Limerick, lrelan nd, girl, aged fourteen years,
has met her de.th in a most extraordinary man.
ner. She was cal fying q basket of potatoes
from the field on her back, fastened by a hay
rope, which was thrown over her head and
across her chest to enable her to bear her load:
but the band slippC in some upaccountable
mspuer, got on her throat, and strangled her
before any one s-w her. The poor child had
not strength enough TO right herself under her
heavy burden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

TROUBLES IN RoMK.-The tribune OF the Ro.
man Consulta has just printed the process
gainst the persons accused of having blown
up the Ssrsistory barracks, mining the bar
rack CImarTa- and designing to set fire to tn e
ma c zine Of Fort St. Angelo, containing fifty
thousand pounds of gunpowder. The process,
OF which very few copies have been struck of,
has been distribut, only to the cardinals and
one or two Of the ambassadors. The Italian
journals affirm that eight of the accused have
been condemned to death, and the remainder to
hard labor for life, but this is anticipating the
event, as the sentence is not yet pronounce d.
Discomfort Is apparent among the 10 wer classes
In Rome. There HIS been q strike Of the ba.
kers, followed by a strike CT the fish vendors,
and now troubl"s have broken out in the
printing office of the Apostolic Chamber where
the workmen, hitherto proverbial for their
loyalty, sald to entertain revolutionary
sentiments. The authorizes are very uneasy,
and the Roman police daily make arrests in the
suburban osterias. or public-hou-es. The other
day they pounced upon a dozen Of the lowest
of the people in the Ripetta, and carried them
OFF. including in the number Corsican nan ed
Griselli, who, however, on declaring himself q
French subj ct, was released. and allowed to
carry away some revolvers and a dagger
found on his person. The man is believed to
be a spy Of the French government. In the
provinces the brigands continue their ravages
The PonIfical gendarmss have just captured
four Of the band which name the attack on the
villa at Frascatl occupied by an English family,
and one Of the miscreants was found in possess
SION Of the pocket-book OF the porter, whom
they had assassinated few days before. In
Fro~inone the gendarmes have had a combat
with another band, which was put TO flight
with one killed, several wounded, and six or
seven captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

~Upon the whaling bark Romaa, which
saIl6d from New London Saturday, was q
Young man who Lam ed in New York from
ten ye.rs' residence in China and California on
he goth of last June, having in his possession
S20,375. He took 10 gambling and in vested too
much money in The "Faro Eank," and upon
the 10th of July he was penniless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

~Eleazer Fitch, Of Lebanon, Connecticut
attempted to chastise Mrs. Fitch the other day,
bat she rebelled, mastered him, stripped him
of his clothes, drove him TO bed, then packed
up her things and the family funds, and depart.
ed for Hartford. The heartbroken Eieazel
thereDpon took strychnine, but the doctors
pumped him out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

~One of the Menken's admirers has offered
five thousand francs for her horse.
1The old-fashioned ehsngeable silks will
he in vogue this tall and winter.
sIMiss Olive Logan was al John Aliens
last ayer-meeting-"The Wickedest Man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

SWhy will gentlemen persist in wearing
white neckties at hops and balls, when the
fashion has been discarded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

BoueIEs DTaLIsn.
an prepared 10 sellsthese Candles BIZ the bo
q cents pound OF four Candies, delivered.
n. ". BURCHHLL,
u Under xbbitt Hou6
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LOB eALR-HoUoR Of eight rooms, on 7th
IlIs: Brisi s,sse q he .esr o. In. lot. water
- ss5si So sss sTd lick f SGaksiDESoKs in de-
=! .eS LOTS f. n part. of
aMM nsa .,r. e. b ...ss siS and n.
ROB nfNT-rhe Medssai racsity OF George
q their ieepesss esinS IN eoase9Senee
ctous apartments on the corner % 4 and 10th
strests. nov offer Tor rent tha BUILDING for
The halls in this buidins being large and eeri Al
are wellsadapted for Q Piiatine of,see Book Bind
~ fhSs,Sosrssh Gslery, or sehoo Rooms. Apply
18th street. ss 80
LOB RENT -FURNIsHID HOUSE, No 2-4f
Il street., betvssa is1h ssA lssh. al fs-fvs
TOR sALE.-Bighls vsluabIe ba mes. property.
situsted ON PelnsylNa ufa avenue, south side
Is the !" CLINTON HOTEL" The lot 4 Is feet
'front.' BY lA', deep, tanning back 20 81 feet
three story BRTcK HUGsEs. Win bsoS pui.si M
to each, and are covered with slate Each house
has eight rooms. including store room, and are
well adapted for business purposes, and any one
wishing 20 secure a house with store and d~eiins
together, on one Of the first business streets in
Terms iiberal-cne third cash balance in six
twelve eighteen aud twenty -four months. Apply
to HiRAM BREwER, No. IS, al street.
EoR RENT-The RESIDENCE OF Or. VAN
Il BoGAN, No ass MAssac hu,etts avenue, be-
tween 9th and 7th streets, coptainiug ten rooms
and the usual conyeniences. Inquire on the prem
ICES. an . ST.
ESOK RENT-A incl, FURNTsHIO HOUSE
Il nearly new, containing about Ii Rooms sit
uated near Patent aud Post o1dces, q q 20 "a ten
At an III be rented reasonable. Apply at No. IS
N. II. MILLER, AttorneY at Law aua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

Some are disposed to censure the President
Tor visiting the Schuetzen-fes but we think
he does very sensible thing IL thus min Cling
with the people. In the old world we see
Emperors and Prime Ministers taking part IN
these German festivities, and certainly the
President of a Republic should be on quite as
intimate q footing with the people, the source
OF power, IS are the monarchs OF Europe. AT
the great Fest recently at Visnna the Emperor
of Austria participated, making some good
shots with the rife, after which he tossed OF
mug of beer. scattered pleasant compliments
Tight and lett, put Everybody in good humor,
and went away with the admiration Of the
crowd following him. President johnson is
also an excellent shot with the rife, as he
showed last year, and will perhaps do to- day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03
STATS PATEEr oFFIOE,

DANIEL G. AMBLBR and HGLsfEID IN.
HUE0, Of Jaeksonyills. Florida, administrstor:
granted 70 the said DAGIEL o. .AMBLiR On the
ment IN Sewing Mech mes: Il 10 Ordered
that the said petition che heard ~
person may oppose this extension. Objections.
dispositions, and other papers should be died In
this once twenty days before the day Of bearing.
... ELISHA HOOTE
au z-1awM Commissioners Of Patenta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03
ORRPTlHIAaESssr, 9S3pRT, AUggsr 18th; Ises:.

OBBIRsHIAhHSGsr, 0 ST Eli ATggsr 18th; Isss.
COUNTY, TO WIT: In the case OF Mary Ann
Drury Former Stone,I administra trix OF Woodford
Stone, deceased, the administrative aforesaid has
with the appreciation OF the Orphans Court OF
" ashington county aforesaid, appointed SATUR-
the final settlement aud distribution of the
personal estate of said deceased, and of the
assets in hand, as far the same have been coll
lected and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs of said deceased are notified
to attend, With their claims properly vouched or
they may otherwise by law be excluded from All
benefit in said deceased's estate provided a COPY
Of this order be published once q week for three
the said day.
Test: JAS. Z. OBEIRNE.
au 13-law3Wr Register of Wills,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03
COIKNOE HAS TRIUMPHED.

Gentlemen may now be cured By mechanical A.
the many diseases arising from the unpstursi .o,
don Of the organs caused BY over indulgence OF
certain secret habits and the habit itself PREVENT
cd. No medicine required. Approved by eminent
physicians; Infallible in effect. A late invention
drsnto Hnpnso ior: orwsfaed oy mail. with full
receipt Of s.. Send for . circular.
l6-lys Lock-box as. washinaton. b. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

nR. LION,
~ SUkGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
Has devoted many years TO the treatment Of female
com paaints and has net With the greatest success
LADIES desirfng especial treatmsnt win ind
him very gkilful and confidential.
IRREGULARITIES, from vhstever causs,
BOOMs PRIvATI. Patients see no one but the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
u Der hes obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, in the hi strict Of Columbia,
letters of aon Histration the estate of
HENRY OENTRICH, late of wsshing ton O..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
anne, with the vouchers thereof, TO the subecri.
Der, on or before the 18th day Of AUGUST next:
benefit Of the said estate. Given under nv mana
this 2sth day OF August. 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

PERsoNAL..MIssis ooasETs, ~ :iyI::.. ..s
ave nue.. Utu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

VIII SUI continue the Wholesale Grocery bust
the patronage Of the old firm. n n DAVIS
August Sd 1868. An I'm
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DR1vATE DISEASES OF LONG STANDING
and ERUPT10N6 OF THE SKIN speedily And
tnoroufhly cursd, BY o new and unsur passed Ger.
man secret Medicine, not injorfne he system what
ever: Also, 20 be had there the best remedies for
tEMALE IkREGULARITIES. Call on W O.
BAfIUs.9 X street, between sth aud 9th streets
nOm 10 10 o. m, to and to D. m an s 7ys
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\ I 8 8 OIL U ON.

-. The Oopartnership heretofore existing between
DAVIS d CO., expired July slst, H
PAWS will settle the business. All persons in
oeoted VIII please make prompt payment. aud all
please present them at once.
T.. DAVIS.
B. E0W RIIS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01
TAX SALE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvtN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVtN THAT UNDER
~ and by virtue of Writs Of Execution, Issued
on the 5th day of july. A D 1868, by l.. G. Nc
keebv, Justice Of the Peace for Carson Township,
Ormsby county, Nevada on jnd ments rendered
in said Justice Court, IN thu 11th day o: Anil,
A. d. 1865 for a tax duly leviei, assessed aud
equazed or the fl cal year Of 1867, ,y the proper
officers If Ornsby county in the following caSes
and against the property he' eater .esc bed.
have duly levied upon, ind will expose sale at
public auction in The manner prescribed by law,
in front of the Court House door of Ormsby coun-
ty, in Carson City,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01
John Doe. lot 7 in block q Of sear,. Thompson

John Doe lot Z in block q Of sesrs, Thompson
and Sears division of Cars n C.ty, for IL Us.
john Dor lot 10 in brock II o $, arr, Thompson
and Sears division If Carson City. for II O5.
| oi'er Cromwell, possessory claim To lot No
in block No II of Empire City and the improve
| lnents the con, 70! CO 93.
John Eherhart, p,~ sessory clam to lot No 10
in bl OK p of Umpire City and Improvements
| tiIer. on, TO. SO IS.
| And al, the t.i wi Z descr bed property, exc
curi'n l-sued on sais; 9TH day u july, 4 D. 1865
on in men s'ehde5 ell IN -aid Justices Count, on
tn h ga, Of January A d. lsGS:
VI ii. an Mara. bots and 10 in block &c,
Sears. III np- nard ears division Of Carson ity,
nd al. The .,Iruvemel : there II; also, block
30 ne division for II -
j. In Ct',Gl taulh b, ten acres Of land bounded
nnIth 10y TIM r.ii ca,.irg frum Carson -ijy t" the
state 2 l-,n. lay land asses d to " Gala-
ntr, and west ny I'D + " Beck for 70 20.
wiii,am Forbe los 4, ;. . AM 10 in block a
CUR, : 1 vi IL Of Carson ,ity, for - y
Jam ,otri-an, t'''s 5, ana IN block II 81
Piers ard ,ood,ich's division Of C,rson Cry,
f., II SIS
Mrs l. A PITTS 1t in block So, Sears Thnmp-
son au Sears ivi ion If Carson iy, for Il y.
j, seph Ia>ker. -onih hall of lock 81, Musser
division o. Car City, fot 20 ii
Gr" &c ". Hammer, house on Carson street, On
lot bel ug'ng } ii Anlmer. for % 81.
Nnse~ Ellis, lot 9 III block ear TIN mp |
son and sears dIvi t"n OF Ca 20. CITY, for ~ H.
/. II Lord lpt in tlo,k IA ~ scar. IL onI- |
son and -elr>' division c CRY. for Il 81 |
H. b Pnmrry t 3 an west ~ feet # lot in
block II erar, I Ia mp>on ami sears division i
Ia; a So. IT 3 in block 3, same division. for
81 a.
A. Mahuney. 100 acres Of la d III section !
township 10. \. OF L II Eat mount Diabo met
IAN; ais . lot | in block As Of Musser's division
If Cars Il City, fol So ~
A w. Nj ;HTI GILL,
Sheriff Orm>t, Comfy.
by I. j. EDWARDS,
Deputy Sheriff.
Carson July 25 1865. l.