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To Owners of Real E.tat..
COUTHFRN
~ PETROLEUM. STOVE COMPANY.
Lerv@ys Patent

This and improved Cooking Stove do anything anv
other de- without smoke dast Ssh Noiseless
HEATING STOVES fE Parorz, Offices and Bedrooms Tor
No. 168 Magazine New Oriesns Ali Work
Rght for the manufacture above stov
purchased reas0nsbe t-rus Agents small
capital wanted in every parish In The State Of LoaiisnS
Apply 10 JERyEY DxMAHY.
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Baltimore, Jan 6-Sailed for New Orleans. via
Key West and Havana steamship Liberty Balm.
Philadelphia. Jan 9-Cleared for New Orleans,
via Havana, steamship Star of the Union, Cooksy
New York, Jan S-Sailed for New Orleans,
steamship Cortes, Whitman.
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MACHINERY.

John L. BARIN0ER,
Isl. lse. 1se. MACHINE. .....Is 81. Iss, use
I00....-.....Not~s Dame streot...........IOo
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP,
And Dealer IN
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS, for Steam,
Water and Gas
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK IN all a.
mnltifsous branches Tor Steamboats, Plantations Brew
cries, Distilleries and Private Dwellings.
wRoUSHT AND CAST IRON RAILIN0s put up In tbs
sestest manner, and on the shortest no.lce,
COPPER STILLS made to order.
CONSTANTLY Kane:
large assortment of Brass Globe Valves Check Valves
horizontal and vertical Oh Globes and Cups; sizes Of
Steam and Water Cocks Of various patterns Steam Gangs
Magnetic Water Gauges and Gauge Cocks. etc, etc.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY OF HAND:
Ths celebrated MITCHELL STAR LIGHTNING RODS
and POINTS, which took the First Premium
Orders from city and country solicited and promptly
tended to-
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nm. BunIs DU Burssor,s prexsr,v

nR. BURN DU BUIssON's DIGESTIVE
~ Lo<enges and Powders Of the Alkaline LauatesTts
Alkaline Lsctstes exercise the most beneficial Influence cvrr
the arrangements Of DIGESTION either By their peculiar action
latter through their with the saliva gastric
Juice supp{ Of Lactc Acid which all Engish french
other fhynoests admit to be essential principle
geston Yer the information Of those may without
medical sdvce be stated the syrptous Of i'm
paired digestion are Headaches pain In the srshesa hsi
craniA gssts sasrrzg. heartburn wind In the stomach
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline Laststss which
dnsrsl depotin Paris At GRixxULr oo's ebsuissu y
H. y. Prince Napoleon. IS me Richslieu. -
IN New Orleans, 1t DUCONGE's, DELOCHE8 Quiz
LOTS snd d svsry other good Chsmst'A
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Memoranda.

The cargo Cime) of the schr Grace Clifton, firm
Rockand, Me, bound to this port, previously re-
ported as having been on fire aud afterwards scat
tied at Key West, was insured at Rockland for
4lRn0
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ST. LOUIS.

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRANSPORTATION CoxPANY
Leaves THURSDAY. 10th inst, ct 5Pn
EOR at. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS
The steamer Kellogg and Barges G B. GALL master,
will leave above, and will take all kinds Of eight-
der CamgheDe TurpenDe Naptha and all other articles
prohibt'd steamers. The Bsrges
eeivpg the foot Of Glrod For freight apply on
board, or to J. I. BuRDEAU, Agent.
~ Fulton street.
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kEDs' FOUNDRY
ossfABLIsHED IN ls7tl
Corner Of Bel0rd ans Foaeksr ssrsss

weses leave TO inform friends shs public generally
last prepared formerly, TO manufacture sssu
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Sugar Kettles Draining Ms
chimes, Saw NILS Cotton Presses Newell Screws Gin Geer
Ing Furnace Msuths Grsts Bars all kinds
Steamboat works and svwy description of Machinery
the South. LEEDS 4 Co
Orders len at Boz n Mechanics and Deslsrs Exshanrs
vill receive prompt attention.
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BOSTON.
MERCHANTS BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
xhs Linz Comprise the Fine ocss. Steamship,
OOFoohDIA.... 1900 tons, Sears. Commander.
KENsINGToN..-l3o0 :. Hedges ..
ST. LOUIS. .....l20o .. Clsusssn, =.
CLEOPATRA ....l2Oe =. Rich, =,
o7IEEfAL....... 800 :. Snow. ..
Forming Regular Weekly LanN
L0K B0sToN-THE STEAMSHIP
Remington.
NJ. p HEDGE, Commander,
WIN 1savs On TUESDAY January 2lst, at p. L., from
Bulls Head, Fourth District.
These steamers superior accommodations for pAsee.
and freight and insure at the lowest rates. and every
city viii b extended 70 shippers Fer freight passage
apply 10 CREEvy, MCPHERSON q CO..
No So Osrondelst street.
RHILADELPH
FOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
THE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
Regular senixsnshIy Line Of Steamship
Suniata, lzlb tons................Capt P. r BoxIE
Tfoga, 100 TONS. Capt. J. p. MORSE
Star OF the Union. l32 tons. ..Cspt T. n. OoOKSEY
Leaves on THURSDAY. January 18th, at ,n.
EOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The svorite steamship
Star of the Union,
Cap. T. N CooKsEY,
winlssvs her wharf, at Star Lns Wharf, opposite jackson
Square, % sbove
Oaoin Passage 70 Havana currency.
Through Tickets to New York, Baltimore and Boston
For freight or passage, having splendid sccommcda-
CREEvY. MCPHERSON 4 CO.,
IS Carondelet street.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE BELIZE GOVERN.
MENr.
To sail on the FOURTH SATURDAY OF Evsry Month.
Commencing Saturday, Dec. Is st O'Clock n
FOR BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
The United States mail steamship
Trade wind,
Ut woRRILL, Commander.
For freight or passage apply to
BROOKS, MACDONALD 4 90 Agents,
SO Carondelet street.
The TRADE WIND connects with steamer Enterprise
for santo TOms. omea, or Ysabel
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WATERING PLACEs.

FOR WATERING PLACES MORGAN LINE U. 8.
.-r Mall Steamers
ESOR BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN,
Il Mississippi City Biloxi Ocean Springs and
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Ths and elegant low iron Laura.
Capt JOE WALKER, VIII above places
follows arrival Ponehsrfran Railroad trains below:
On TUESDAYS ON the arrival Of the A. train
On SATURDAYS, on arrival OF II T. trsin-oa this trip
golr to Pascsgoula-
Returning viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY and FRI.
DAY EVENINGS: Pascagoula every SUNDAY noon.
The trips will be regularly prevented By
bad weather low Fo- trthsr Information apply
CHAS. A WHITNEY 4 co., gcnts,
50 and 81 Camp street
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC
Hardware. CUTLERY. FLOWS

HARDWARE. CUTLERY. FLOWS
SAMUEL LOCKE,
IMPORTER AID DEALER II
Heavy and Shelf HARDWARE and CUTLERY, TIN
WARE and TIMERS TOOLS BAR and SHEET IRON
TIN and TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER ZINC NAILS.
AXES. SHovELs, SPADES, HOES LEAD PIPES,
SHEET LEAD, RUsBER Betting. HOSE and PACK
ING, CoRDAGE and TwINEs, Oils. PAINTS, LAMPS,
LANTERNS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, and
TOOLS of every description
Constantly hasd full assortment Of James H. Halls
uaysvIrle, Kentucky Flows COOKING and HEArINs
STOVES Of every description.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Stewart Stoves.
FOR LOUISIANA. MISSISSIPPI TEXAS AND
ARKANSAS.
Liberal advantages offered to the Trade by
SAMUEL LOCKE,
81. SO, Al and43 Peters street,
Between Customhouse and Bienville streets.
ASB SHIP CaAKDLHzv
zLLm 3. Bosrox. FRANK ". sEyneuR,
Bestiek - Seymour,
Importers end Dsslsrsia
HEAVY AID SHELF HARDwAR AHD oUFLxxs
TOVES, TN WARE fIENERs FOOLS,
BAR and sh "Er BON, TIN snd TIN PLATE
SHEET COPPER, mo, NAILS. AYES,
CHAINS, sHovELs, SPADES HOES
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE
BRASS WORK and PIPE xTrrIEas
hUBsER Betting, HosB and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE Etc, OORDAGK,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, rwINss,
OILS, PAINfs LAMPS, LANTERNS, Etc
uKind sfstsanboat and Railroad Supplies
Fulton and Front streets, corner Common
LoSans M.pp T. rs.ss snd asSa nsise hoDs
STATIONERY, PAPER, ETC.
f. O. PALMRR a Co.,
OK. O. PALMER, JOSEPH WILD. n s coxJ
Wholesale Dealers
Paper, Envelopes and Rags.
Ees IS, % and ~ Camp street. New erl..ns, La
STzvEEs . sEYEoUB.
On T. STEVENS. ". 6. sBYKeBA
-BsiExn u-
Eapsr. Stationary. and fsney sesSA
Sea % ans @ Common street. opposits The oty Hsts
ezLskEs
pAPKAs AND STATIONERY WAKzEogm
Nos 50 AID COMMON STREET.
We have In srgs and szssnslvs sssek II rrzsa
wrapping snd Writing Papers. stsliOnsry. slszs Boss,
Backs and Fancy eesa Adapted svsry brsasss
srsd. sas for nails 81 rssass,sIs prIcsx
~ sfEsEss a sxvxnuE
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY,
FOR VICKsBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY
hatcher, Fort Adams, Bayou Sara and all intermediates
lsndngf-Tbe steamer M agenta Captain T. p Leathers
Sam Ayles clerk will her
evening" the 5h nst eavng New Orleans every SATURDAY.
evening, at O'Clock
SINNOrT ADAMS, Is Commercial Psoa
Steamer Magenta vicksburg the steamer
Countess for Yszoo Rye and with the Myrtle
SuDfower River
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COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY at s p NJ and SATURDAY.
at 10 N.
FOR RATION ROUGE. DON JACKSONVILLE
and all intermediate Coast landngs-rhe passenger
packet yieto,y. 3. Hymel master, Z. A Darst and
George Med hadere clerks will leave regular above
returning leaves Baen r. every Wednesday Sua
day. Donadsonvile ever, Thursday and Monday mornng
coming down the Coat time The Victory
signs the old form Of bill Of ladng For freight passage
apply on board
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yhs 4su Orleans Crescent 1haFsaay, 5asAary &c. llba



NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK. -
FOR NEW YoKK DIRECT.
TIE CROMWELL Linz
ms Line Il composed ofshs following assnships:
&C. &C.. Cornell Gro .S;. c Ssrss.. ..
General Grant, Sherman.
Geo. Warrington.
E.v. GAeER. Commander.
sisavs hsr wharf, foes Of Toulouse street. SATURDAY
January 18th, asa Il L~
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRK and BREMEN taken
BY this Bps end through bins Of lading given ssms
ALPxKB nou1rox,
Csrondelst street
BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
THE FEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
KEGULAR BEnIkoEFHLY LINE OF sTEAAsHIPs.
LIBERTY. LOO .Ibos B.,n, Commander.
oUBA...-.."..lisS tens. .Dukshsri, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets 10 New York. SEQ.
CoR BALTlMoRn ANB HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-Th. splendid fast steamship
Liberty
THoS. A Balm, CoumardsE.
WIN lesvs above. on TUESDAY. January 81, ct
o'clock p.
Fer freight having unsurpassed sccommoda
Mons, apply 70 WITHERsPo0f, HALsEY CO., Agents,
70 CArondelst street.
n BIO bills Of ladng but those Of tho Company VIII
BE signed Permits for freight must se procured from this
Once No freight for Havana taksn atsr II o'clock
day Of sailing.
The CUBA, Capt. Dukshart. viii follow.
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oUACHITA RIVER.

oCACHITA RIVER.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW oR,pAse ,vor,. !.
PACKET
Leaves on THURSDAY, lcsh inst a.5pr
EOR ALABAMA LANDING. or.cu,-.
CITY, Sterling LA ding Port Union, Trenton wa.,os
Columbia Hsrrsonburg. and all Intermediate I.rd, -
BLACK ana ousehita Rvers-rhe magnificent fast runnn
passenger packet 1""i"k
y. A. BLANKS. Master, O. PRES WORK. c.rk
WIN leave positively above For freight or n.... :
ply on board or 10
GEO d. HITE, Agent. II TchOuptouIas strset
The steamer vieksbufg is receiving freight a. h..
Customhouse street.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY 18th inst, at5PM
EOR FORT SMITH. LITTLE ROCK PINE
Il Bluff Fapo con, and all points Arkansas river-The
line passenger packet
George ID. palmer,
ID. LANAHAN Msster, BENZ. J. FIELD CIs-k
win leave above For freight passage apply board
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SBAKsPzARz IRoN EoUNDKY.
~ roc 6rod street, ksw Orleans
goER sEDDEs-JoS. a sHAxsPEAKE-s swooP.
oeddess shakspssrs - Co.
tsn and Bras vsnder .Vsy
snney % stem Ensinss sosG Mills Draining nsshnss,
9 and Sin oeerfng, Grats BSrs R&ore Frauts Oopu "A
sasf WEIGHTS etc Rferss-rth wsrf ~ fe,s.
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Harint 5nteHisenre.

CREscxET orFIcK, No. "a CAN'T srzEzf,l
Thursday, January l6. l6f5
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DoUsLA.'
ENGRAvER AND. LITHOGRAPHEB,
no. 10 Camp street.
ADJOINING LADIES' EETRAECE CITY HOTEL
Visiting and wedding engraved In the aost elegant
manner Business Cards, Account Sales Cotton Bills La
ding, Checks Invoices and Circular Letters, ETC., Htho
grsphed. Seals Cancsing Stamps, Door Plates, etc.
Initials Embossed Psper ard Envelopes WITHOUT
CHARGE FOR Dir
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81 CENTS State of Nevada Revenue Stamp
,-FATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF oRMeBl.
- In the Justices Court, Carson Township. III
and for said punty Of Ormsby.-Jens T. Sol rem
SEN nj .intiff, Eugene Archanbeault, DEFEND
ant The State of Nevada sends greeting To En-
gene Archambeault: You are hereby summoned
+, rupear before me at my Office in larson City,
in Carson Township, in Ormshy county, on the
26th day of October, AID 1905
nj 10 o'clock A M, and answer unto the complaint
at lens c. Sorrensen, the above named plalntlH,
who sues to obtain Judgment against you for the
.um of two hundred and sixty EIGHT dollars and
seyenty-fiye cents; which amount Is alleged TO De
due and owing to plaintiff for hay and barley, fed
10 your six horses, at his yard III Carson Clty, AT
YOUR special request, between the 10th May ana
Inc 18th July, 1868 Plaintiff claims 10 nave
lien on said horses by virtue of the provisions OF
an Act of this State, entitled IAN Act to secure
liam, to ranchnen and other persons, appr"Fed
February l4th, 1850. when Judgment Will De
taken against you tor the said amount. together
with costs and damages, if You fail to APPEAR anu
answer. -.
20 the Sheriff or any Constable of the sad
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof
,;iven under my hand this 22i day # septem-
her A. ID. 1865. L. a. hchh Epi
Justice Of the Peace. Carson Townshln.
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AN ACT

To provide for the Registration Of the Names oil
Electors and for the ascertainment, by proper
proofs. Of the Persons who shall be entitled to
the Right Of Suffrage.
The People of the s. ate of Nevada, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows
SECTION The Justices Of the Peace OF the
several counties Of the State shall constitute anu
act as Registry Agents tine election precIht> OF
,li>tIcts which are within their respective t""h-
ships !: and As such their duties shall be as pro-
vii in this Act.
sec > Immediately upon the aprro al of this
Act the respect! We ards of ReEl>irAtion the
several counties of the state shall deliver over
or cau>e to b. delivered. ~ the seNtIai ReSI~tiN
.opu.s Of their counties. as provided Tor in this
Act the respective registers and all othef regis
tration books. belonging to, or heretofore pre-
pared r. the electi precincts OF districts "hit
are within their respective townships pF0ttd'0,
that the book containing the "th. htrtt'li'
:, h c-it,ed shall lie filed and preserved IN the
County clerk office: and, hereafter sad boar's
OF ke.istrat on shall he discharged from the per
formance OF any duty relating 10 the Registrations
OF I. e names OF ell CtuIS-
Sc : The County Commits Of the res
pective COUNTIES Of the State shall provide Tor
til. Registry Agent ot their c"uh'4, NhtI am
where needed, all proper and necest ry DOORS !"
carry out the provisions OF tins Act 'oI' htl WIN
tht ers une for each election prtclnt OF uis
trict So prepared that each shall contain separ-
ate list Of persons, entitled 10 vote, re,iiih@ III
each elecior Frecint or district, alphtpetc'i'y
arranged. acCord.n- tuthelr Respective SUI i'iie'
and to show i'll Sc arate columns, the name AT
full ZENITH. the age, the country o, 'helr pli'h
IT, e occupation and pac+ OF residence, together
with the number and date of registry. All dN-
,enses incur ed in executing the provisions OF
this Act including the publication Of the reglsttN
lists shall be audited. allowed and pad OUT "i
the county funds of the several Counties mourning
the same, a. other county ige>
SEC The registers may be in the following
,rn or in such other fu1 I'm t. most conVen-
ientlv and economically carry out tine provisions
an! intention of this ACt-tOwlt:
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HON. EOBT. M. CT ARkE,
Attorney General,

Will address the citizens of Nevada upon the To-
iitical issues of the day as follows:
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To provide for the Registration Of the Names OF
Electors and for the ascertainment, by proper
proofs Of the Persons who shall be entitled to
u e S,,ti
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SU NJ MON >.

II : Rev stamp SOC INeva la Rev. stamp o'c.
IN THE Dl>rHiCT COURT or III r oEIoNp
Judicial District of the State of Nevada III
and far the County Of D5uglas-Frances Hamlet
vs. William Hamlet.
.rtion brought III the District Court of the Sec
ont Judicial District OF the state OF Nevada, IN
And for the said County, and the complaint hifd
ia said County of Douglas, in the Office OF the
clerk of said district Court on the l9th daV Oh
S.,,tember A. D.. 1865.
The state of Nevada SENDS greeting W " i'
Hamlet. defendant
y,u ar. hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above Iamed piainlih
\, the District Court of the second Judlciai Dis
,r,ct ot the state of Nevada. in and for the County
a.. D,ue,a. and 10 answer the complaint II ed there
in rthin ten t.ys (eNcusive Of the day OF servlce1
after the service yUu OF this sunlIlons-n served
within this county or II served out ol TINS
county but in this district WITHIN twenty nays
otherwise within forty days-or Judgment Dy le-
fault will be taken against you, according IL the
PRAYER of said corfp'aInt
Ths aid action il hrau eht to obtain decree Of
div,rce from the bonds Of matrlmpny now exist
ing between you said defendant, and sad Fiaihtll
1aay thereby he dissolved, and plaintiff be released
tr I'M the obligation If said mtrrrge contract as Is
a,eped l,y plaintiff in her said complaint, on the
Grounds of failure 10 support said pl''lntH, OF 10
nr,yide the. n-cessaIies of life, said neglect not
being the result of poverty on your part, "h'eh
You could not have avoided by ordinary indus'ry'
xtr-me cruelty and the use OF the most vie, 'ui-
EAR pr.f,ne and obscene language IN presence "i
nlsntif NAV he entitled, as by sud complaint
i,ed herein will more fully appear by reference
thereto. e e.,
And Won ar hereby nottie that II y"n tan ="
s,naar and answer the sad complaint As above
Tsnuir.d the said plaintiff will apply I" the {" rt
~ the relief demanded in said complaint and Tor
the costs of this action
Given under my hand, and the Seal
IF the District Court OF the second
~ ts s.s an, D'.' the e; as s q "'
TINS 18th day Of September, in the year Of cur
Lord aue thousand eight hundred aud sixty-elS
STEPHEN 4. KINSEf, Clerk.
Certifi ate of Copy.
state of Nevada, County Of Douglas, ss.-Sec-
md Judicial District Court, Stephen A. hln-
seq, Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court OF
Ih,nyIas county, State of nevada, do h reby crrtiy
MAI the above and foregoing is full true and cor
rsct copy Of the original summons in the "c,loh
Untitled Frances Hamlet VS.. William Hamlet,
vhich now remains on file in my office at Genoa,
n said county and State.
I. testimony whereof, have hereunfo set my
bsad and afixed the seal OF said Court this Il tn
~ u September, A. D. 1868. ..rv c,
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SUMMON s.

State Rev. Stamp, Soc.
JNTHE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA TO" "
| ship in the county Of Douglas, State Of Ne
yada Before S. Z. futile, Justice Of the P'aEe-
+ Furth and j. Furth, doing business unGer III"
name and style of 4 J. Furth plaintiffs, against
Fred BriCgerhuf. defendant.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to Fred;
Briggerh0f defendant. You are hereby summon
10 appear before me- at my Office in 'ieuot t""n
ship in the tow of Genoa, copnty of DVnsii.s OH
the
2Oth day of October, A. ID. 1868.
at 9 O. clock A. M. to answer the complaint o1 w"
above named plaintiffs who sue to recover INC
sum of 500 % due principal ami interest on .
promisSury note made by you +" Iae' hS BROS
dateu April 5th. l>65, payable 10 them or ofGtf ana
duly endorsed to said piaint h> who are heowhete'
holders and endorses thereof. the same htihg
PAYABLE i'll SAID Genoa, no part thefe"l having
been paid-note file in my Uthce--"hen JUDI
ment will be taken against yon fpr me sth
amount, together with costs and dania5es, II you
fail to appear and answer.
To The sheriff or any Constable of said Douglas
county. greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day ofseItsuf
'e'' sE TUTTLE.
A Justice of the Peace Of said Township
Attest true copy alias sumB%hEs.
S. E. FUTILE Justice of the Peace
s19-td
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AGENTS w ANTkD
FOR THIS
WONDERFUL BOOK.

Endorsed by 100, 900 persons.
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UNPRECEDENTED.
A copy given to any person who
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PUBLIC DISC S S I o II S
-BETwEEN-
GENERAL THOS. H. WILLIAMS
HON, A. w. Il A l. ID "

Will take place as follows
coin HILL ... Thursiay, October
CJK,,INIA FRIDAY October 9
BUCkLANDS Fl .ChuI chill saturday. October ~
PIE ;p,VE Monday. October l.
Arpnp. - TUESDAY October Is
wrIJIVGToN'S - v eduesiay October II
GE\oA - Thursday October Is
C.p-ov .Fr Friday, october IL
DaYTON .......... Saturday, october II
W.SuOF CITY Monday October 10
pE\O Tuesday October 20
IL is agre ed that the speakers shall. alternate IN
opening-Judge Baldwin to commence at Goid
Hill The opening spec is To he one hour; the
rep,y one hour and :,-haIf. ad the conclusion one
half hour. The speakers are To stop promptly at
the conclusion Of their time. Each OF the point
cal parties is to have one Presideit and one Stcre
tarv; and ia of disagreement as To place OF
sne.,kiul- the choice is hr made by tie speak
ers alternating Judge BALDWIN 10 begin.
Local {, COMMITTEES OF both IaktIes are requested
to give notice ct the meetings
Ef- The previous appointments OF Judge BAD
win are h-te,y revoked. 10 conform with the
above with the exception of the one at Dayton
October 3. ol-th
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19
General Tyndale

The Philadelphia Enquirer says Of
the Republican nominee for Mayor of
that city:
The nomination for Mayor was giT-
en- to General Hector Tyndale. The
name is a new one in politics, and none
the worse for that. The complaint
abouf the aseendnney Of politicians IN
sl.e nations for Office cannot Be
urged against this gentleman. BE is
a thoToHEh gentleman, and man of
sducatien and high homer. He was
Republican long before the days Of
Bepublisanism as q party. organization
and acted with the Free-Soilers when
to be an opponent of slavery was suf-
6cient % make man of mark for the
pity Of other partisans. General Iyn-
dale, an un6inching Unionist, volun-
feered in behalf Of the Union when his
services were needed. He was earnest
and brave, aud rose until he attained
high military position a good citi-
zen and business man, entirely free
from afIiliatiOn with cliaues or
factions in the Republican party, he
can be safely intrusted with the May
orally, which Office he will administer
With becoming dignity, efficiency and
honor.