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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-13
For Sale by all Grocers. 3mo ia
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TACTIC GUANO-BAUGUS RAW BONE PHOS-
PHATE, RtESL's FLOUR OF FBONE-PHGNIX
GUANO.-Evcry cargo analyzel by Professor SHEP-
ARD. of the south Carolina Medical College, on
arrival hcre-thus giring the planter the guarantee
OF its purity and quality The analysis can be seen
at my Office. The following aIe extracts:
"PACIFIC GUANO.-This cargo is fully up to the
average OF former analysis, aDt has y hearty recon-
menGaton. q. U. SHEPAhb.
.sBAUGH'S RAW BONE PHoSPHATE.-Ih have no
hesitation in stating that in my opinion the prc.cnt
cargo is superior to that Of las: year.
"REESE'S FLOUR OF BONE-The analysis shows
its customary purity and excellence.
c. U. SHEPARD"
"PHGNIN GUANo.-This cargo is up to the aver
age OF last year. Z. U. sHEPaMD'
For sale BY j. n. KOBSON,
Nos and Atlantic Wharf.
March e mWllmo
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SALES THIS DAY.

IE1rcu Il BRUINS viii sell this day, at the
old postoftice, at II o'clock, pilot boat Pride
and pilot boat Swift.
CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell this day, at
their auction house, No. 55 Hasel-street. at 10
o'clock, dry goods, boots and shoes.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at his store,
corner King and Liberty streets, at 10 o'clock,
boots, shoes, hats-2O0 cases and cartoons;
STREET BRoTHERs e. Co. will sell this day,
on Brown & Co.'s wharf, at II o'clock, 3oo oaies
hay.
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CIVIL AUTHORITY SUPREarE.-Among the
prisoners brought before the Mayor yesterday
we're two soldiers, charged with drunkenness.
Heretofore it has been the practice to send
military offenders to the Citadel; but Mayor
Cogsweii decided that having transgressed
civil ordinances they must be punished by the
civil authority; and that drunken soldiers will
hereafter receive the same punishment as fud-
died citizens. One of the warriors was fined
sl5 for his spree, and the other, who took ad-
vantage OF s citizens garb, was fined SIS for
the drunk and IS for having doffed his uniform
coat.
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POLICE IrEHs.-James Morrissey, street
contractor for wards three and four, was re-
ported for garbage left in front of certain resi-
dences.
The clerk of the market was reported for the
unclean condition of the fish market and GER
tain stalls in the vegetable market.
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Hay! HAY!-Dealers and livery stable keep
ers are requested to notice the sale of hay,
which will take place to-day under the auspices
of Messrs. Street Brothers & Co.
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SALE OF THE FLORIDA RAILEoAD.-On last
Thursday the Florida Central Railroad, be-
tween Jacksonville and Lake City, was sold. By
the trustees of the internal improvement funo
for the sum of one hundred and ten thousand
dollars. The road was purchased by the first
mortgage bondholders, and is to be leased to
the P. and G. Railroad for ninety-nine years.
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The STATE LUSATIc ASYLUM. Among the
the changes which We learn are contemplated
at an early day, by the Republicans now IN
session at the Club House. is the removal Of
Dr.. Parker, the present experienced and efi-
cient Superintendent of the State Lunatic
Asylum, and the appointment in his place of
DR.. L. 3. Johnson, of Pickens.
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The CRY RA1LwAY.-By reference to the
schedule publishedin another column 1t Will
be seen that there have been considerable
changes in the running time of the cars.
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The STEAMSHIP PRoMETHEUs, it will be no
ticed, will leave Union wharf for Philadelphia
on Tuesday next.
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HOTEL Charleston Hotel-H. c.
Hadley, United States Army; A. V. Eichel-
berger, Martins Depot, S. c.; Major George P.
Andrews, 5th Artillery; Mrs. Andrews and
three children, G. S. Crosby, New York;
Patrick Walsh, Augusta; DR.. R. T. Spear, New
York; Fl. R. Anderson, United States Army; j.
R. Rigby, st. Johns, n. B.; Thomas Church
and wife, Chicago; DR.. E. Ingals and wife,
Chicago; John B. Martin, Cincinnati; j. H.
Chamberlain, Ohio; Charles Day and William
Happier, Phnadelphia; ". r. Wheelock, Bos-
ton; j. j. Mcclure, South Carolina; Thomas L.
Price and lady, Mississippi; Il. ]. Greer, city;
Captain Frisbie, bark Cyclone; Captain Nor
gan, brig Hard Times; S. D. Mandell, Liver
pool.
Mills Housed. W. C. Wheeler, Geo. Kori-
gan and Charles C. Leary, New York; II. G
Narkley, Philadelphia; S. F. Pratt and P. P.
Pratt, Buffalo, N. Y; Chas. A. Smith and f.
Beck, Boston; F. vose, New York; Mrs. Cow
per Gibbs and three daughters, Fla; Mrs E..
A. Hunt, Ohio; L. J. Patterson, South Carroll
ma; John Jacobsohn, New York; 81. B. Witty,
wife and daughter, Robt L. Witty, and John
F. Lee, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Pavilion Hotel.-Peter K. Coburn, Summer
vile; J. H. Goodlett, Greenville; Michele Stei-
ger. France; DR.. Kennedy, New York; j. NJ.
Lamb and j. S. Brockington, Kingstree; NJ. c.
Hall, n. E. r. R.; W. L. Lee, Laurens Jno. D.
Harper, Kingstree; c. W. Poulson and Chas.
S. Potter, New York; s. Boinneau, Colleton; j..
R. Barnes, n. E. R. R.; E. r. Lesene, Williams
burg; S. Il. Spencer, Englpnd.
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPToY.-Meeting of the
creditors of the aforementioned banlrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the Office Of the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. SO Broad-street, on the days and
ct the hours named:
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A COMPLAINT BooK.-Mayor Cogswel has di-
rected complaint book" to be opened at the
City Inspectors Office, in the basement OF the
City Hall. 1t has been suggested that two
books, one 10 be kept at each guardhouse,
would better answer the purposes intended,
and be convenience to the residents OF the
upper wards. The book is designed for the
use of the people, and the complaints entered
each day will te rigidly examined at the
Mayors Court next morning. A complaint
book" was opened during Mayor Miles ad-
ministration and was found very serviceable
in correcting abuses.
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THE HE RAID

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBEERY c. g.,
i az So per annum, and, having large cIrcU.
iation through all the upper and lower Districts oi
the State. affords great advantages to adyertse-s
Rates for advertising yery reasonsDle-for wnicn
apply 10 our Agent Mr. T. F. SLIDER. OF the Mile
House. THOS. F. & r. n. GREaEKER,
Jonnarya Editors and Proprietora.
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THEArR1cAL.-''Leah, the Forsaken," as
rendered last night, was decidedly one Of the
most effective representations that has yet
been witnessed on the boards at Hibernian
Hall. Mrs. Gladstane's splendid presentations
of the leading part was well supported by
Messrs. Sutton. Clifford and the company.
Tonight we are to have ''Queen Elizabeth,
the tragedy, in which Mrs. Lander and the
great Ristori have won SO much credit
and-cash. AS Friday is always the fashiona-
BILE night Of the week, jam may be expected.
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HosrETTER's, HooE1AND's AND coLLEToN
Ayers, Jaynes wright's, Railway cephaIic,
Beckwith's Holloway's Sanford's and Hndreth's
Grays, Holloway's, Dalcy's, McAlis.crs', BUS
sian. Dayid's and Morehead's Ointment.
Hegeman's Ferrated Bark and Cod Livcr Oil and
BenzIne, Burnett's Cod Liver Oil, ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, Cherry Pectoral and Aguc Cure, &c. &c. -,
Country orders solicited, and will meet with
prompt attention. 20
1,o,-,,orv ,nwf no. 131 Meeting-street.
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MARBLE MANTELS, MON
nIENTs, HEADsTONEs, &c.
MON U.

A FINE SELECTION OF MARBLE MANTELs
n constantly on hand at s. KLABER'S Ware
room, No 81 First avenue, neal Thrd-street, New
York. Call and examine before buying elsewhere.
Fein11ary3 emo
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THE DAILY NEWS

H9- LARGEST cIRCULATIoN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULATICN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE poSToFFIcE AT TIE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoyIs-
IONS OF THE NEW posToTFIcE LAW.
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M.voR's CoURT.-A number of cases were
heard Yesterday morning, and the offenders
fined to the extent of the law.
Diana Middleton, colored female of lite
rary turn, lifted two books from we'll known
bookstore. Though the Mayor commended
her thirst for knowledge, he condemned her
method of obtaining instruction, and Diana
was charged $50 or thirty days for her hrst
lesson.
Laura Wilson, also coored, made raid on
molasses barrel on Browns wharf Laura was
discovered, and her sweet tastes being uncon-
trollable, she was sent into retirement tor
thirty days.
William Robinson, an amateur colored specu-
lator, was induced to so into the cotton mar
ket. but lis operations were not considered
lcoal. and William was charged S3O TOR his
Ignorance of cotton laws.
Thomas Perry (colored). tried to go the
whole hog, but only succeeded in securing
ham from the store Of Mr.. j. c. Quinn, No.
o7 state-street. Tom had good intentions, but
the flesh was weak and the ham too great
termination. Tom paid SIS for his acquisitive-
ness.
Adam Hall, Co. B, 10th U. S. C. T., made
raid Oh q store in Tradd-street. which resulted
in his capture and appearance before the
Mayor. His taking ways were SO disasreeable
that he was taken out oI tic way Of temptation
for fifteen days.
Two draughtsmon who lad studied the con-
tents OF bottle until their eyesght failed,
were charged s15 and $40 each for their want
Of proficiency in the spiritual exercise.
One moro unfortunate who had only stepped
off the sidewalk, and forgot to get up was
charged S. for his bad memory.
Street contractor who did not remove some %
dirt and garbage in front of Mr.. Graveleys s
ua store on On East Bay, was charged SIS for his
omission. e,,,, r-,ro cbaroed s5O
for a ohstrncting Tsh the street b. their sales.
~ The keeper OF disorderly house IN the Up,
per " Wards 5 was fined 500, and ordered to aDate
IA And nd in order to close up handsomely, trm
who had been packing loose cotton without
license was fined s3to.
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Misfsaanenus.
PROCLAMATION.

BIZ HIS EHCELLENCY JAMES L. ORB, G0H-
ERNO.P OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIyHEREAs, INFORMATION HAS BEEN COM
w MUNICATED to this Department that an
arocious outrage was committed by on EPHkAiM
MOORE O person of color, on the person Of Miss
-, on the 9th of January last, in the District
of Chesterfield, and the said MOORE las eluded all
efforts to secure his orrest.
Now, know ye, that I, JAMES L. ORR, Governor
and Commanderin- Chief In and the State afore
said, to the end that the said EPHRAIM MOORE
may be brought to justice and condign punishment
for the felony whereof he stands charged, do hereby
offer Reward Of $50 Cor bis arrest and safe deliye
ry in any Jail IL this State.
Given under my hand and the gre ut Seal of the
State, in the CITY of Columbia, the 10th day OF
March, 1868, and In the ninety-second year OF
the independence of the United States.
JAMES L. ORR,
March u Governor.
E6- Cheraw Advertiser copy twice.
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auftien saIfs.
First Great Spring SAFE,
BY MILES DRAKE,

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES AND CAR
TOONS BOOTS, SHOES. AND MEMS, BOYS AMI
CIIILDRENS HATS.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock will sell az my
store. corner of King and Liberty streets,
o50 cases and cartoons BOOTS, SHOES and HAIs,
lust received from manufacturers.
ooHs1sTING IN PART OF:
CASES MEMS CALF AND BUFF MALAkoFfs'
Congress- Balmorals, Brogans, Oxford Ties,
Union BUots-6-l1 and 9-l3
Mems Fine Calf Dress Boots, Calf and Kip r. D.
Boots
Boys' and Youths Buff and Grain Baimorais
Ladies' Lasting Congress, Kid and Morocco Bal
morals 80
Women's Grain and Buff Balmorals-3-7 and SO
Cartoons Ladies', Misses and Children's SHOES
80 cases Mems. Boys and Children,s HATS. as-
sorted.
Sale positive. Terms cash. march i9
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HAVE on HAND CHEMICAL FOOD, OR COM.
pound Syrup OF tho Phosphates of Lime, Iron arr
Soda, o superior tonic for invalids.
Aitken's Syrup of the Phosphates of Quinine,
Stychninc and Iron the greatest tonic IN use recon-
.nended by the first physicians.
Rational Food Cd easily diSestbc diet for infants
ana invalids
Soluble Citrate of Bismuth for Dyspepsia.
Shallenberger's ever and Ague antidote.
India Cholagogue, for Chills and Fever.
Granular Citrate of Magnesla.
Crossman's Specific. and ro,ai.
Mathew Caylua' Capsules OF Citrate IRON anu e0i'
ba, French preparation OF great reputa9eor e Asthma.
Asthma Cigarettes. an uIfalnne cure ''-
Lyons Periodical Drops.
Stafford's Olive Tar.
Bardotte's Worm Candy
Upham's Electusry. l.. 10
Rowands Fever and Ague 1oa'c' "e' Ue'
February %
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COURT OF EoU1rY-CHANcE1Lo CARROLL
PaEspNe.-Eno cs. Calder. The pleadings
we're read, and J. B. Cohen, Esq, heard for
the eomplainants; James Lowndea, ESQ.,, con-
ira.
Mayer cs. Mordeau. The pleadings were
read, Messrs. Hayne g. Son appearing for the
complanants, and Messrs. Porter & Conner
and Messrs. Macbeth g. Buist for the defend
ants
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UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GEORGE 5.
BRYAN PREsDNa.-The court convened at the
usual hour.
In re Richard V. Gist--Bankrupt. The
Judge approved OF the appointment OF j. Neu-
ton Martin as assignee in this case.
The application of Isaac D. White, bank
rupt, for full and final discharge, was pre-
sented by William Tenant, Esq, and the
proofs being established, it was adjudged that
the said Isaac D. White be considered bank
rupt, and be discharged from all debts and
claims which existed on October &c, 1867, on
which day the petition for adjudication was
fled.
James NJ. Eason Us. VIM. H. lIauldin-Crcdi-
tors petition tor bankruptcy against debtor.
On motion of Messrs. Presley, Lord & lnSles-
by, solicitors for creditors, it was ordered that
Mr. James NJ. Eason have leave to discontinue
proceeding in this case, and that VIM. Il.
Mauldin be discharged from the rule hereto
fore served upon him.
In the Circuit Ccut.-On motion OF Messrs.
Simonton and Barker, Wm. Augustine Lee,
ESQ.,, of Abbeville, and VIM. X. Blake, Esq, OF
AbbeviIe, were admitted to practice in the
United State Courts for South Carolina.
In .4dmirany.-Wm. Vowel Us. Alex. Suer.
It appearing that certain witnesses in this case
were about TO depart from the jurisdiction OF
this court, on motion of Augustine T. Smythe,
ESQ.,, libellant's proctor, the United States
Commissioner was authorized to take the tes-
timony in the case.
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The west half of lots and 10 in block IL. o
Proctor Green's division Of Cars CITY, and I'M
provements, tax and delinquency 20 40
Lots and 10 block co, same division, tax an.
delinquency 8 6S.
Lots $ aud bl, OK GO, same division, tax ane
delinquency 81.
delinqu.Ecy3 Is. ..
LOIS >. 5. {. and 10 block Ga, same division
tax aud delinquency 20. >,
North west quarter Of block 20. Phliilr INV
sion of Carson City. tax anu delinquency NJ
North :ql feet IF the northeast quarter oil DioSE
% same division. tax ard delinquency 90 cts.
Lots and 10 in block .. Of curry division =
Carson CITY tax and delinquency ! "a
Lots l. ,. 8, 4. 3. O., 9, 10, II and II i
block ore Il Of Van Wrinkle froctors dlNi,on e.
Carson Ciry. tax and delinquency ON each io'
81 cts.
lois l. = :. 4. and in block Of said diVi'
sion, tax and delinquency on each i't 81 c,s.
Lots to l. inclusive, the "h'it 81 p,.cS
same division, tax and delinquency On taeh io''
s. cts. r,, 81
Lots l to II inclusive the whole Of lloTk ~
SAM. division, tax and delinquency On ea'h lv''
3 cts. e1,..,- 20
l.. + to y inclusive. the whole q hlo,h =
san +. division. tax and delinquency On each I'''
SAM. c. DFNs0N.
District Attorney, Orushy county.
" NF,-' TI>rlIF. Sheriff. NiH'
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF okMsbl.
- District Attorneys Office. - Notice OF SUITS
Commercially the following named Defendants
and to all owners claimants to the real estate
ana improvements thereon, OF improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described, known
or unknown: You are hereby notified that suits
h,v.haen commenced in the Justices Court. Car
son Township, by the State of Nevada, plaintift,
against each If the defendants hereinafter named,
and each ofthe following described tracts or par.
GELS of land, with the improvements tefeuo' an"
;n,r.va,m,nts when srplra; civ assessed situated
in ormssy county, and all owners OF claimants /"
the same. known or unknown, to recover the TAX
and delinquency assessed to said defendants
against said property, for the fiscal year wear, con-
,anciup ON the first day of January, no. ana
e,1iny On the 3lst dav Of December, 1877, ana
that a summons has been duly issued in each case:
and YOU are further notified that unless You appear
and answer the complaint filed in said cause On or
before the
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United STATES MAILS
NEVADA.
&c. OrvyCr DEPARTMENT,


Washington November 50, 100 y
~poposAIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
Contract Office Of this Department UNI, =
1T Tuesday. March 81, 1865. for conveying
tha siIs of the United States in the state OF r.
v.D. from July l. 1865. to June 80. loto' on
tho rout.s and hy the schedules OF depar!u,
and arrivals herein specified. Decisions ni'ue ~
April ), 1865. 1-;,rs+or
IL iahNFrom AUSTIN by Geneva and Kingston
TO Twin River 60 miles and back, ohee "''
Leave Austin Monday, at d A. NJ
Arrive at Twin River next day by III 4.
lava Twin River Wednesday at M
Arrive at Austin next day by > P N
pronos.l, for twice aud three times "eeh sci
vice invited. -: l,,, oaicaN
rs l36-From DAYTON, by Hot Springs (ho oii'Cej'
to Pine Grove IN. o., Is miles and bach' onee
week.
Leave DAYTON Monday at 6 4. NJ;
Arrive at Pine Grove next ia. ny l. Ma
Leave Pine Grove Tuesday at l P. NJ;
Arrive AT DAYTON next day by . P M
For "a synopsis of laws relating 10 the postA SCI
,;rs md demonstrations to bidders and postmast-
ars in reference ta the making Of bids. ana con
tanning also conditions to be embraced III '"e
contracts. forms Of proposals, &C, &c P.''''
interested will consult the adftrteth"u -,
routes in California. Nevada, &C. ua'e,' ."
lSf5 and october 81 1876, TO be seen al Tie ~
Cipal post Offices 4, .,,,I with
RiIs must provile for carrying tire mai WIN
.sca1nrit, certainty and security. nsli- lhe
word. .s the law; must be guaranteed nH W.
r.r.on. and the guaranty Certih"d u 'H -
master or "A Judge Of court OF FrChr"' Inv
-I.nrId ne addressed To- the second Assistant
master General Contract Office. mark
pru,,osals -" and mailed in time 10 lie RECEIVE" :!
Il '-' ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
... Tn>rma-ter Geu~Thi
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Aoplfcation for Patent.
NOTICE NO. II. !
IprCISTFR,S OFFICE,

CARSON Cry. NEVADA. October IA, ieo.,
H,oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
Y Philadelphia Silver Mining Company, py Il.
q Taylor. Superintendent, have this day hIeo III
This office a diagram, together with Nolce o
AnnIic,tion for Patent from the United states
upjer Act of Congress approved July 20, io1o' ,o'
twelve hundred feet OF the Philadeiphia Loue'
known as the Philadelphia Silver Mlhiho .oi i
Dauy's Claim in Esmeralda Mining Distflc'
Esmerada county, Nevada. Said clam Is ne
scribed as follows to wit: Commencing al poiht
in Willow Gnch about one quarter OF a nile ap.t
,he Wide West mill, on the south fiue OF we
water course, and about thirty feet south OF lne
road from which point the W corner OF .he
hosting works building bears ~ ~. y, dis'ah !
244 feet claiming surface claim 1oo iee' w nn
s,cI, aide of the ledge, embracing the same 20
Fast each way from said building. the same ee'hg
40 by 200 feet, containing 2 '-loo acres; ai,o
claiming beneath the surface On each SIDE Oh saiu
Io,e twenty five feet from the center OF the Loae,
CONTAINING 6s- 100 of an acre. The main smart IS
in th center of the Lode line claimed, ana s;iid
claim exteDds 600 feet each way along the me
thereof Said claim is more particularly described
nv the diagram and notice posted in TINS .nce anu
an the mining claim The names ofthe ADJOINING
Claimants. If any. are not known
'1"'''''A''' - WARREN 7. LOCKHART,
o1s Register.
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- THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF IT.

- THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF 'c
lius f. Garrett deceased. In secoh! b 1Hs,
w., that John F. kid,ler and IL. +. hlce, adj
Illustrators Of the estate of julius E, Jarrett
deceased, have rendered and presented Tor >etlis-
ncnt and filed in said Court, their annual at
mi If their administration of said estate; ami
,tat saturday. February LIST. A. D. 1865 beng
5 ,,T Of term of said Court to wit; Of the De-
=. Hber Term, A. D. 1867, at 10 O'Clock A: ~ has
been duly appointed by the Judge Of sad couit,
for the settlement Of said account, at when tiie
any n.rson interested in said estate may appear
a,J lie his exceptions il writing to said account
and can test the same.
witness my hand and Seal OF said Dis-
tric. Court, this 22nd day of January A
i L."' u. 1865. o, c,,
%--&ia23tf NJ j. silhohE' oitrA.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

V,HE UNDERSIGNED, CHARLES .. sMlI IL.
has been duly appointed administrator OF the
estate of Timothy g. smith, late Of ornsby coun-
Al, persons indebted to said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment. All persons ha. nav.
49, ,nonfhs from the date hereof, duly authentl-
cated to The undersigned. at his place OF business
in carson City, Nevada for allowance January
9th, 1863 .,;iz.r.+or
i.ol 4w of the estate of Timothy q. Smith.
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Goth day of April, I'd. 1863

,+ 70 o'clock NJ. 10 answer the Complaint
"f tIlc above named plaintiff, who sues You l. r.
cover two hundred and flty dollars P-i"C'
nal and interest amounting 10 two hundred t'! II
r,'I ts.I0o dollars upon two Ironiss"ry notes
.',r' Va, one dated February 10th, l>J+- pay
i,iS+ yupt l,t. 1854. to Win. E. shi7inn@ or bear
pr with interest AZ three per cent per m"h'h '..e
Itiar dated june 18th. ISIS executed oy You 10
l. j, Beers. for the -um Cf fifty two d5i1"'7 " IN
.,,a-r at two uer cent. per month, when juHg-
,,,9,, vii he taken against u for the sad
,ln1unt. together with costs and DAMAGES you
fail to appear and answer. e.,n,,,
."; r. the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Doug
las county greeting: Make legal service A1''
due return hereof. 50, e,,,,
Given under my hand this 18th day OF March,
A. D. 1865. ,,,ony
,b1S4w Justice of the Peace OF SAID precinct
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-09

Sy7IcE.-We have the best Warehouse IN lie
State. it being absolutely tre-proot and are no"
,,rLn,r.i TO receives limited amount Of Merchahd-
,... Flour or Barley on storage at reasohao4e
r,t... all goods delivered i'll as good order as
Si'ei MASON VTF