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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23
RepreaentatIvea piectea

Orleans Parish, First Representative Dis.
trict-P. H. Waters, J. 7. Hanlon-two
Democrats-2D.
Second Representative District e. r.
L'Hoste, Jacob zoelley, Joseph H. De
Grange-three Democrats-3D.
Third Representative District-BarthoIo
new Collins, +. C. Antoine, r. H. Isabelle,
Mortimer Carr-Republicans-4R.
Fifth Representative District Octave
Belot, Joseph Mansion-Republioan
Seventh Representative District-Henry
L. Rey, Canon j.. Adolphe, Republicans
2R.
Eighth Representative District-Frank
BOrge, Democrat-lD.
Ninth Representative District L. A.
Witt, J. E. Rensdorf, Democrats
Tenth Representative District--W. Pope
Noble, c. R. May, Charles A. Eager, DEM
ocrats-3 D.
Algiers-One Republican, R.
st. John Baptist Parish-Dennis Burrel,
Republican, R.
Washington PARISH gacob MCGEE AZ,
DemoCrat-l D.
St. James Parish-Dr. Charles Gray,
Adolphe Tureaud, Republicans R.
Concordis Parish-Two Republicans-2R r.
East FeliCiana Parish-TwoRepu
2R.
West Feliciana Parish-one Repnbhcsn-
lR. -.--
Iberyille Parish-Two Republicans-2 r.
Morehouse Parish-One Republican, Rs
Ouachita Parish-Two Republicans r..
st. Charles Parish-one Republican, 3.
st. Tammany Parish One Republican
1R.
Plaquemines Parish-one Republican,
IR.
Terrebonne Parish--Two Republicans
2R.
Rapides Parish-Three Republicans-5 R.
st. Mary Parish-Two Republicans r.
Lafayette Parish-One Republican, Rs
Madison Parish-0ne Republican, r.
Pointe Coupee Parish-Two Republicans,
l2R.
The House Of Representatives consists Of
one hundred and one members, of whom a.
majority will undoubtedly be Republicans.
So far our returns indicate the election Of
thirty-six Republicans and twelve DEM
! ocrats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23
FROM ST. JAMES PARISH
OmcIaI Election Report.

OHcInl Election Report.
ST. JAMES PARISH, CONVENT PosTOFFICE, /
April 20, 1868. !
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
have much pleasure in transmitting to
you the result of the election in this parish.
1t has been an extraordinary success, and
10 election ever went off SO quietly and re-
specially. | shall give you the most i'm
pOrtant items,
2l05; total 2l5S. Against the Constitution,
white 220; colored 8; total 223.
Congress j. P. Newsham 2l63, J. Mush.
away, Ill.
Goyernor--H. C. Warmoth 2l57, ]. G. Tai.
iaferro 1853, Joshua Baker II.
Lieutenant Governor-O. J. Dunn 2l60, F.
E. Dumas 1853, Albert Voorhies IA.
Secretary Of State George E. BoVee 2l72,
Charles Smith log, j. D. Hardy IA.
Attorney General-Simeon Belden 2l62,
W. Il. Crane, llG.
Auditor e. Ii. wickufe 2l63. Emile
Bonnefoi llG.
Treasurer-Antoine Dubuclet 2l63, VIM
G. Bell.
Superintendent of Education-T. W. Con
way 2l63 ]. W. McDenRld 1lj.
The following are also elected:
Judge Fourth Judicial District-Raphael
Beauvais.
District Attorney-John A. Cheevers.
Senator Seventh District-Joseph Witgen
stein.
Representatives - Dr.. Charles Gray,
Adolphe Turcaud.
Parish Judge-Napoleon Underwood.
Sheriff.. s. Theriot.
Clerk of Court-N S. Landry.
Recorder-Louis Dugas.
Assessor Joseph C. Oliver.
Coroner-Henry Ritey.
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The following is the official vote of As.
sumption: For Constitution, IlOl; against,
648. Warmoth, 1896; Taliaferro, 527; Baker,
50; Dunn, 1893; Yoorhies, 624; Dumas, q;
Bovee, 1892; Hardy, s42; Smith, 2; Belden,
1856; Heron, GAL; Crane, 2; wicklife, 1893;
Peralta, G42; Bonnefoi, 2; Dubuclet, 1898;
Giffen, 7l2i Bell, 2; Conway, 1903; Lusher.
5iS; Mcdonald, 5; Vidal, 1898; King, ea2;
stile, 2; Beauyais, 2Is5; Cheeters 1881;
Carver, $50; Lear, 1850; Lalande. 90. aia.-
dexter, 1880; O'Hara, 1898; BROOK Gf,-
son, 649; Nelson, G3s; Cox, 6; m .aers, 1894: :
Washington, 1893; Jones, 5ik Rutk ige,
622; E. G. Pintado, 1902; ~ Asiohi, 1917;
Swords, 1852, Dalfreres5 30 Merais, l52;
Harris, LOG; n. A. Pinnda, l38 Tallien,
$50; Melanaon, 1892; Gilbert Murray,
SIG; Williams, 1885; Blanchard, SIG.
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Tha Flfth conrreIalonal MlstEIea.

InD ENElM NWH8E01H1V71E-1 -
"A dispatch from Monroe, dated yesterday,
says that P. ]. Kennedy (independent Re
publican) has carried Moreh0uses Vim,
Caldwell, and Catahoula parishes. Frank
lin is about even. In ouachitA and Jack
son the votes were mainly cast for Black
burn CRepublican). and Wilkinson lDem-
ocrat), Also in BienVille, Claiborne. and
Union. The latter Wssl h0WeEer, ahead.
The indlcstions sre that the vote which
Kennedy viii get IL tha four river parishes,
Carroll, Madison, FensAs, ana cCncerdis,
win secure his election.
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ST. JOHN BAPTIST PARISH.
Omelai Elee ion Report.


ST. JoHN BAPTIST, April %, 1868.
For Constitution, l46j; against Constitu.
tion, 1858.
For Governor-H. C. warmoth 1924; ] .
q. Taliaterro 1874; Charles Roussel |.
Lieutenant Goyernor-0. J. Dunn 1896;
F. E. Dumas 272; Peter johnson Baptist /.
Secretary of State-A. Veorhies /; Geo.
E. Boyee 1924; Chas. Smith 327; A. Voorhies
80; ]. H Hardy Al.
Attorney Gcneral-Simeon Belden 1924;
W. R. Crane ass; A. s Heron 10.
Auditor g.. NJ. Wickiffe 1924, Emile
Bonnefoi 25O H. Peralta so.
Treasurer-Antoine Dubuclet 1922, w. G.
Bell 305, Adam Giffen 80.
Superintendent Public Education-T. w.
Conway 1924, j. W. Mcdonald 404.
For Congress-. P. Newsham 1924, James
Mushaway 39G.
State Representative-Dennis Burrel
147S.
State senate-Mortimer T. Smith 1924,
Samuel M. Todd 1924.
District Attorney-J. A. Cheever 1924,
H. H. Carver AIS.
All the parish ticket was carried by a
large majority.
JOSEPH 5. FARRELL,
Chairman Committee.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1922.

$50, 600. A1''9
LEBANON, Ohio, April 22.-Jacob Morris.
aged seventy years.
III NEW YORK, April 22.-The steamer Elm
ony, from New Haven, was badly dam.
AAini,hony Trollope arrived in the Scotia.
Dlckens departed in the steamer Russia.
~ tJll 0HAEsLEsToN, Z, April 22-Msjority for the
$4,000. & A''iu iiVl
River Intelligence.
EIcKsDUR0, April 22.-Passed up: Steamer
Indiana at P. NJ. Passed down. olive
Branch at 10 A. NJ, Magenta al 3 A. NJ. and
the Legal Tender at Y M. River rising,
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-River falling fast.
with ll3 feet water in the canal by the mark,
Weather clear and warm.
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FROAE VVAsHINoR0N PARISH.



For the Constitution 100; against the con-
stitution 457. ssfAl5 sls4iII
Congress-. Q. A. Fellowes 4sl, ]. p.
Newsham las, James Mushaway AZ.
Governor-H. G. Warmoth las, J. G. Tai
iaferro 367.
Lieutenant Governor o. J. Dunn lI5, F.
E. Dumas sos.
Secretary q State g. E. BOvee las,
Charles Smith 500.
Attorney General-simeon Belden 145,
3l3. t
State Treasurer-A. Dubuclet las, william
G. Bell Sl2.
Superintendent EducatIon-T. W. Con.
way l45, ]. w. Mcdonald SIG.
State Senator-Jease Landers I39, W. T..
Thompson Az, scattering 2.
Representative Alans0n Parks ls4, Jacob
MCGEE 4a4.
Judge District Court -E. P. Ellis 5l7, scat
tering 5.
District Attorney Bolivar Edwards 5O7,
scattering G. ~
Clerk Of District CouTt-T. C. Bunch 2ss,
D. A. Vernon 226.
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Parish Judge. ]. slocumb (disfran-
Parish Recorder-John X, McTane 43s.
Sherih-John s. Spring (disfranchished)
Erwin 243.
Coroner-James Williams CT. F. B. Len.
near 66f, ]. s. Burch 90, n. w. Pigott 22,
scattering 4.
Justice of Peace First ward-seaburp
Hyde 2.
Justice of Peace Second ward-R. shil.
ling 2.
Police Juror First Ward-N. W. Holden 8.
Police Juror Second Ward-W. W. Dixon
10, v. V. Varnado %.
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REPUBLICANs ELEcrED.


Parish ST. James.
Judge Fourth Judicial District-Raphai
Beauvais.
District Attorney--John A. Cheevers.
Parish Judge Napoleon Underwood.
Sheriff.. s. Theriot.
Clerk of Court-N. s. Landry.
Recorder-Louis Dugas.
State Assessor Joseph C. Oliver.
Coroner--Henry Riley.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23
FROM WEST FEL1CIANA PARISH
ST. FRANcIsvILIE, April 10, 1868.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN,
The election passed off quietly. There is
no doubt that the regular Warmoth ticket is
elected by between seven and eight hund-
red majority in West Feliciana. e. L.
Weber and the entire Radical parish ticket
is elected. This precinct will give our
ticket about 500 majority-the returns not
official, however. Country precincts show
has gone the same as this parish, only more
SO, the town of jackson in that parish being
carried by handsome majority by che
Radicals. have but moment.
f.s MORE ANON.
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Senators Elected.


Orleans Parish, First Senatorial District
NJ. A. Foute, R. N. Ogden, G. H. Braughn,
Democrats D.
Fourth District-A. B. Bacon, Demos
crat, L D.
Jefferson, St. Charles, and st. John Baptist
Parishes Mortimer F. Smith and S. II.
Todd, Repubhcans-2R
Ascension and st. James Joseph Witgen-
stein, Republican, R.
Pointe Cospee, East and West Feliciana
Parishes-Two Republicans-2R
Carroll, Madison, and Morehouse Par.
ishes-Two Republicans
Assumption Parish-E. G. Pintado, Re-
publican.
Orleans Right Bank and PlaQuemines
Parish-ODe Republican, R.
Assumption, LafOurche, and ferre'
bonne-Two Republicans-2R r.
Rapides Parish--0ne Republican, 4.
Third District Of New Orleans and Parish
ST. Bernard-T. V. Coupland, Captain Mo-
nette, Republicans R.
The Senate is composed Of thirty-six mem :
bers, Enough is known to render the elee-
tion of fourteen Republicans and three
Democratic Senators certain. We are con
hdent the Republicans will have majority
in that branch Of the Legislature.
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sTIONAL HAIL,

lTKONAL HALL.
Poydraa Street.
VEIN FRANKLIN AND LIBERTY. SITS.
Undersigned respectfully informs the public
hshAs leased this new, large, and eommodious
and that Colored
PUBLIC BALL
10 given therein every Wednesday and satur.
Fsning. The Hall will be rented to associations
llinduAla for meetings, balls, concerts, soirees,
a reasonable terms.
oation to be made to
IsIDoR STITCH, Lessee,
w No. 250JS Lafayette street,
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EEP ALENAGER1E
AND oREsoENT CITY MUSEUM.
AaFles Street. New Orleans, opposite
the SC. Charles Hotel.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT.
4 'ssssss;, fI0pTist.IIi ). a. WO0iJ, Manager.
llIsH QUEEN, Smallest lady IN the World
AAAhp LADY; GLASS SLOWER; SENIOR
tU6kNIE and her TRAINED LIONS; Rus
elss; BOyAl Bengal Tiger; Kangaroos; Happy
Birds; Monkeys; SeFpents; Ostrich; Baby
Ant ETC., all 70 be seen daily.
aAion % eUuts; Children Is cents.
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second District ReeOrdershIP.
The vote in the second district for Re-
corder is reported to be as follows:
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The Progress Of Impeachment.
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,rrest, most elegant, aud gorgeous olympian
and Geological organization extant.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.DEMY OF MUSIC.
st. Charles Street.
IrOuday Evening, April 20, 1865.

rxe BEpwELL, Pr1prietors and Managers.
"a Also Of the Olympic Theatre, st. Louis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23

NaiEz goHa \. WIHlGtNn
E1r = xgEzaLANA, q II
NhaialAls and Retail Doalerain
LAKE.. sroYE4. SHIP oHANuLERV
PAINTS. AND OILS,
elneA 4aaee1s. GiFatss. alanus
AtaaA. Square. ana Hoop Iron.
4tpsr. IN. nnt ahnst Ieea were.
4te aaa 54a E.eVea street,
..'r l,lzra Nart1t. Eourth pizaret.
NEW QHzlnANB
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23

The Balance of the valuable and well
sslaceal stock OF Aessrs. Keller q HoerneT,
bankrupta, consisting Of valuable gcla sad
silver watches, diamonds. gold asta' eznass
ments and silver table weFes etc. wsh e
sold At auction this dss at u o'clock a. ~ 4
Tbs sale Is positive, without limit, ana sol
for the benefit OF The creditors Of sal eata
by order Of thesssignees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23
Yftu 0rItams Republican.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
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accomplished representatives. of the more
Itine elegant, and difficult phases OF Erenic
.,4s
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BY TELEGRAPH

by TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
The Progress of Impeachment.
ELECTIONS IN GEORGIA.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Interesting News from All Points.
River News, Weather, Etc,
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MENAGERIE,

Ew NAM HOTH CIRCUS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23
FROM WASHINGTON

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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VOLUME II--NO. II.
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADEMY OF MUSIC.
st. Charles Street.
D,xa 4 BrpwELL, Proprietors and Managers.
Also Of the Olympic Theatre. st. Louis.
Arouday Evening, April 20, 1865.
cool AND DELIGHTFUL.
VARIETY PROGRAMME by full company.
NV DEMON BALLET by Carnaggia and No
&samo. THE LAST ELFCIIoN, new bur-
l.one BY Durivage. ILLUMINATED
sRAPEzE by zanfrettA. RIVAL AUTHORS.
S,sber and Durivage. Their two last and best
s,lssoues on the same night. Continued sue
I, Of the GRAND DUCHESS, introducing
q Local Hits, Songs, Dances, Tableauz, etc.
kW OPERA HOUSE.
isursday Evening, April a8, 1865,
night of Meyerbeer's grand Opera in Five
Acts,
L'AFRICAINE
Id,y z5-Fourth night Of L'AFRICAINE.
iormance at 7o'clock. ap2
roll CIRCLE.
FOR A SHORT PERIOD ONLY.
c. T. AMES's
EW MAMHOTH CIRCUS
AND
MBNAGERIE
meneinE at Noon Saturday. April 1e.
,rrest, most elegant, aud gorgeous olympian
and Geological organization extant.
HRTY-TW0 BRILLIANT ARTISTS.
accomplished representatives. of the more
wing, elegant. and difficult phases OF Erenic
DarG
B DENs OF TRAINED LIONS AND
TIGERS,
countless multituIe of rare and interesting
Iad Beasts, recently imported fresh from their
aiivs iungles. Performing Elephants, saga
ssas Horses and Ponies, acting Monkeys, and
omic Mules, all brought into one grand ensem
Z, or tournament of matehless interest and
shsnting effect
Bic display of the almost unlimited resources
this colossal establishment will be made
truugh the principal streets on the day of
peaing and among the striking features of the
seaaion will be seen
LIONS AND TIGERS UNCoNFINED,
! in triumph on the Car of State. in the cortege
Lords and Ladies, and caravan of dens and
.sss. forming scene Of Oriental msgnihcencs
b thrilling effect.
BEE THk GRAND PUBLIC DISPLAY
open at II noon and Up. M. Admission 75
suts; children 80 cents. apis
kMY AND NAVY UNION
LECTURES.
purse of three lectures will be delivered in this
under the auspices of the Army and Navy
Of Louisiana, at LYCEUM HALL, as fol-
ond Lecture by Hon W. W. HOWE. Subject:
Life Of Judge Martin and its Lesson" On
pNESDAY, April q, 1853, at 71z o'clock in the
ns
nd Lecture by z. O. BILLINGS, ESQ. Subject
announced. On WE'D NESDAY. April %,
n7h o'clock in the evening.
l. A. SHELDON. President.
J. HRRRoS,
"a Chairman Committee of Management.
BN Rp1 n IA IS % q 20
n lunnuT
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First District-Thomas H. Shields, 7. R.
Brady, Thomas Msrkey, Democrats.
Third District-Le Pessou, Oscar Poynot,
Republicans. - Z
Fourth District = J. A. 0'Brien, Peter
Kaiser, Democrats. m
Second district doubtful
AsslHtanS AIdermen Elected.
First Ward---Alfred kearpy, J. 9. kosss
Democrats.
second ward. S. Atkins, WV. Walker
Democrats.
Third ward-W. H Pemberton, 2. Camps
Fifth ward-charles Grandpre, Rspub-
lican. IL,
seventh ward-E. c. Norphg, Repub-
lean.
Eight Ward-George Pahdesy, Democrat.
Ninth Ward Robert wynne, Democrat
Tenth ward--Gerold Farrell, Democrat
Eleventh Ward John Brcen, Democrat.
The fourth and sixth wards doubtful.
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ueuelnr at Noon Saturday. Aprfl ls
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CIacINEATg, April %, The 81. LOUIS ex-
press train Weat Hasa night ran el sne
track near N0Tih Nernen. Aoeoeg hNfe.
The express car was hPrnea. =. ,.,ss.E. 4.
pAYToN, Ohio, April IA eistinery re.
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COOL AND DELIGHTFUL.
" OPERA HOUSE.
TOLI CIRCLE.
c. t. AMES'5

FOR A SHORT PERIOD ONLY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23

IHIRrY-Two BRILLIANT ARTISTS.
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ATLANTA, April 22.--The election passed
OF quietly. There was heavy vote polled
to-day OF both parties. Dem0crata the
largest. Gordon considerably ahaad. II is
expected that very large white vote viii
be polled the last day.
AUGUSTA, April 22.-Electi0n progressing
without disturbance. Total vote pOiled in
thiE city AA4o. Accounts from the interior
are conflicting, both parties claiming 20 pc
ahead. Result can nct be known TIL the
polls are cioaed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23

Asalstans Alaermen Eieeted.
First Ward-sAlfred Kearpy, J. G. Rose
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B DBNs OF TRAINED LIONS AND
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-28

| THEATEE.-Tha Thea,cr WIS W Il flied
last evening. A. was to be expected the
performances were excellent. Mrs. G. tzler
sustained her old time reputation and elected
ua5aundei applause as Andy Blake in the
Irish Diamond. Otto H-r5ank as I-natius
Malrooney was very hefty." The songs,
duets, dances, &c, were admirably rendered
and the Ethiopian farce, at the conclusion
was vastly fanny. Another Performance
w!ta change Of programme, (with copy Of.
which we have not been farni,hed) vii, take
pi~ce this evening. Secure your seats early.
BILLIARDS. - Wallace W. Wright ha,
accepted the challenge Of VIM. Robinson TO
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-28

LADIES, CHILDREN's AND M1ssrs' SRoFs.
Mr.. J. Rosenstock has lately received a very
extens i've and carefully selected stock OF
ladies, children's ami misses shoes Of the
most approved make and quality. He has
also made large addition to his stock OF
mems aud boys furnishing goods His prices
are fixed TO suit the times.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-28

ATTENTION, WARRESs There will be a
special meeting of the Warren Engine Com
pany No. held this TUESDAY evening at
81 o'clock. Every member is requested to
be present as business of Importance will be
transacted.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-28

GIVE HIM A CALL.-Adolph Jacobs, OF
the Ormsby House cigar store, is constantly
receiving the finest brands of cigars. He
invites attention TO his stock Of Havana aud
other brands. For a list Of these see his
advertisement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-28
VOLUME III NEVADA REPoRTs.-We are

| VOLUME III NEVADA REPoRTs-We are
indebted to the Secretary of State for a copy
of the Third Volume of Nevada Reports,
compiled by Alfred Helm, Esq, Clerk of the
Supreme Court. This is the handsomest
volume of reports yet issued, being very
beautifully printed, on heavy, white paper
and very nicely bound. The index is very full
and admirably arranged. Both reporter and
printer have done their work faithfully and
with great care. The book is from the press
of Messrs. Towne & Bacon, San Francisco
n. Bit is provided in the Sth section Of
" An Act to provide for the Decisions of the
Supreme Court Of the State Of Nevada" that
" it shall be the duty of the Secretary of State
upon the reception Of the reports, to distri-
butte the same to each library
and literary association in the State, ore
copy. lie shall also distribute said reports
to such literary and scientific institutions,
publisher and authors, as in his opinion may
secure an interchange of works which may
be placed in the State Library" We are re-
quested to state that such distribution will be
made upon the receipt of written applica-
tions by such literary associations, authors,
&c, as may desire copies OF the Reports
In other words, if the book is worth having
by such, it is worth asking for " \ word
to the wise, &C."