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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-04

THE REASON The reassn Why Bsrrsit's
Vegetable n air Restorstivs has a1Arser sale and
IL more popular than any othsrfis sinply because
II a. the best tE -
The reasons Il 10 the best are:
Itis more easily applied.
Its efeots are more permanent So
II contains nitrate Of silyer or othar 20 10 J.
onous substances. -
Ia Thoroughly olsansss the scalp Of all dirt,
dsndraG and other extraneous substances.
II does not gum the hair.
II absoiutely restores the hair to Its natural
color, whether black or brown.
Itcausss the hair to grow thick, luxurisnt and
glossy ....ff et
II Is suberb hair dressing.
Itis highly scented and does not stain the
scaIp or linen.
Its not Dye but . Restorative.
These are the reasons Why Barreu's 10 the best
Hair Preparation in the world, IS well ~ the res-
sons VII every one should use Barretts In pref
erencs 70 all others.--[Cincinnati Sunday Globe.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-04

The Washington specials to the Cinci n :
natl Enquirer Of Monday contain the FOL.
lewing: s. - ..sst /
s0overnor Morton Is frequently spo-
ken Of for Secretary Of the Treasury, and II
q Western man should be selected. and
his health would admit, II i believed he
would b. rendered that position. The
Governor vas seriously indisposed last
night, 90 much SO as TO excite alarm, but
he has quite recovered to-day"
Senator Morton is not candidate for q
Cabinet position, lie prefers to occupy
his. seat upon the foor OF the Senate
journal. t<..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-04

Meeting If Comfy Connissionsrs.
The Board Of Coussy Coumissioners will
meet in regular session on Monday next, Mr..
Hubbard sitiins in place Of Mr.. Moore.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-04
PERSONS xDYANCED IN LTFH

WEAK AND DELICATE oHILDREH
Are made stroeg by the use Of either Of thee
remedies. They will cure every ease Of aARAHnuA
without fail.
Thonsands Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the proprietor, bat space will ALLOW Of the
publication Of bat afew Those. II will be observed,
are Of uote aud VI such standing that they nsse
be believed.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

The City Terminus Is nxed at the Head Of Lafayette street
few yards OF the Steamboat Barge Land
rgs and In the vicinity Of all and
Western Produce Dealers. the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of ct saai ten
thousand barrels 1000
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE a. closely a,
possible, the Trains win follows hating Canal
street. ct French Market at Old Passenger Depo. and ct
c, siborns street: ..'.....-.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12
IINITED states pI.rKror CouKr-

District Of Louisiana IN the Of Aipbonse Fer.
trou bankrupt In Bankruptcy No $40 Whereas Alphon.e
1erOu individually and member Of the arm ~ Iant
Carpenter Of the Of New Orleans District
duly declared bankrupt under the Congress Of Nach
20 eoI has TINS day ed IN said Court ton praying
other claims prOvab under said act
Notice therefore given creditors who have proved
Their oeots and To- all other interest,"
cay Of hovember 1868 At III is sgnsd for bearing
othe and that they then attend and show
~ any they have why prayer Of the said petition
should rot be granted.
Clerks Once New Orleans. July H. 1865.
iy2l ao5 20 K LOEW. De.uty CLARK
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-1NrTrp srATEs DISTRICT COURT

" District Of Louisiana In the matter OF Gavin W.
Keen BANKRUPT. In BANKRUPTCY No o0S Whereas Calvin
Keen Of the Parish Iberva and District siOress
duly bankrupt under the Act OF Congress OF march
I'd 1861 filed in said Court, petition praying
for discharge certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable under said act;
therefore given to all creditors VINO nave proved
their debts and all other in interest that the 10th
November 1853 st ii 10 assigned To- the hearing
OF h same and that and there attend and hOw
cause any have why the Of the said petition
should not be granted
Gle KS onhce New Orleans. July II 1853
i,I aa4 % X Low Deputy Cierk.
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limited STATES DISTRICT CoUnI

- Distinct Of LOuisi,1s In the Natter Of Aaguste
Picsrd, bankrupt In Bankruptcy No. 1888 Whereas
Auguste Picard of the ely Of New Orleans and
District aforesaid duly declared bankrupt und-r the
said Court spetiticn paying for discharge and c.rhcAte
said act a 80 riaE ~ q III tIHII
Notice therefore given all creditors proved their
debts and to all other in interest," that
November 1888 al III is assigned for the hearing
same, and that they then and there
any they have why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted $50 49, - :
Clerks Office, New Orleans. July Il, 1853
jy2l aus 20 X LOEW Deputy Clark
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limited STATES ptsTRrcr COURT

~ District of Louisiana. = In the Matter Dreyfus
Bros Co. bsnkrupts In Bankruptcy No ll6. Whereas
Dreyfus Bros. Co; B DIeyfus, JOS. Dreyfu.
and A. DTeyfus) Of the city Orleans, and
District aforesaid duly decsr bankrupt under the Act
of Congress Of March I'd, 1867 have this fled said
Court, petition praying for discharge certificate
thereof all their debts and other claims proysbe under
said act: ft llQ ..1T't ~ "a. .Ifr -. L - =.
Notice therefore given to all creditors who proved
their debts and TO all other in interest the
day OF November 1858 at ii for the hearing
the end that they then there attend
they have why the prayer Of the said
should not be granted 40 Tr-lE
Clerks Once, New Orleans, July IL 1858.
iy2l % x. LOE ~ Depntv CLARK
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IIHITsp STATES DISTRICT CoUKr-

u District Of Louissna-In the matter Of VIII
liam Urqnhart and David Urquhart, Individually
ana as members Of the arm Of ". D Urqahsr,
bankrupts. No l& in Bankruptcy; -Wheress viii
Iiam UrQuhart and David o. quhsrt individually and
members Of the Of W trquha Of the city Of New
rtesr psrish Orleans and district oresaid duly de
csred urder lhe Of OF March I'd 1861
have ms " hed said ourt petition praying for dis
and certificate thereof frc all their deb and other
claims provable under this act.
Notice therefore given t. all creditors who have proved
their debs interest that the 18th
day Of November 1865 III IL gnsd for the hearing
ri The same and that they then and there attend and
show cau,e they have why the Of the said petit
tiou should not be granted !
snS IL N GHsS CLAIBORNE. Clerk
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~ District Of Louisiana : In the Matter Of jacob
Barker, bankrupt In BANKRUPTCY, No. Where -
Jacob Barker Of the city OF new Orleans and Dis
tict ao esaid duly declared bankrupt under the Act of
Congress March 3D. 1867 has this day hed In said Court
petition pray for discharge and certificate thereof from
all his de0ts other claims provsble under sad act;
Notice given all creditors who have proved
their debts and all other In interest that the
day 1858 at H. asgnedfo the hearing OF
then and there attend a.
sDy they have why the Of the said position
should not be granted -. ......
Clerks Q nee New Orleans, July II, 1883 -
jy2l au4 20 .Lt .sL X LOkW. Deputy Nlers
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limited states DIsrRIor CoUKT-

~ District OF Loussna-IH the matter Of NJ j. Gold
stein. bsukrupts. In Bankruptcy, No la Whereas NJ
j. Goldste Of New Orleans and District aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt under the Act Of Congress OF March
I'd 1867 has thr day led In said Oou petition praying
for and certificate thereof from al their debts
other claims proyable under said act; ~ l.. -sr .s
Notice 10 therefore given all creditors who have
their debts al other persons IN interest that the 10th
day Of November 1853 II Rssnea for the hearing
they have why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Office, NsT Orleans July IL, 1863
jy2l apl20 - 49,. X. Low. DEPUTY CLERK
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M NITEp sTATE. n,srKIor oounr-

~ Db trct Of Louisiana-Tn the matter OF WIN Rsndsn
bansrnpt In Bankruptcy, No l49 Whereas wm 8sndei
OF the city OF feu Orleans and district aforesaid duV "a
AIRED under the Act OF Congress Of March 81 s
NE tnn Gay ned IN sad Court petition praying for dis
charge ana certificate debit and othsr
claims provabls under said act; n - ''
rotce theTeforo 70 all creditors have proved
Yer debts sndto al other persons interest that the
Gay o. fovenber 1868 al II assigned bearing of
the same and that they then and so
ssnse any they have why the Of the said petition
Clerks Once New Orleans, July ". 1888. aa.' -rt-
ty2l auo ~ K LOW Deputv Cerk
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ALBERr LYONS SCHOOL
oHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY, MISS,
New Orleans, jackson snd-Gr Northern Railroad
30 l..lA ti1 t-FT FJ C. aLr'
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
THE FIRST MONDAY OF sEPTExBEH, 1868.

Extract Of letter to Mr. Lyon published by permission
rom the Right Rev. w. N. GREEN, d. D., Bishop Of the
Diocese Of hissspp and Chancellor the University
South:
I'll the people generally only knew how long you have been
engaged IN teaching how diligently you have trained yourself
for the work how wisely you chosen location for
school how much have effected two or tn &c years
no" the moral and religious atmosphere your
school, how thorough is the teaching every and
how unexcsptonabe the character Of pupils whom YOU
h~ve already sent forth with inG upon them you
would be panied find that you no room for the fourth
part of those who would desire 70 your training
1he Mississippi Diocesan Convention 1868 publishes that
ne pride and glory Of our Diocese is Albert Lyons school
at Chataws y --
Catalogues IF the schoo and may be
obtained in New Orleans Of Robert Ptkin Esq Is and Is
Camp street
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limited STATE. DI.THIcr COURT

~ District Of Loussbs-Tn matter Of samue T. gair
BANKRUPT in Bankruptcy No 6.-Wbeeas Samuel u Hair
or the parish Of Benville and District Aforesaid duly
dscla Ban under the OF Mach 81
lsol has this day ed N said Court petition praying for
discharge and certificate thereof from all debts and oha
Claims provabe under ssd notice is therefore 10 ii
creditors who have their debts other
In interest that the 18th day November 1883 Al m ;k
Is assigned for the bearing the same and that thew
then and there attend II hpV they hsvs
Why the prayer Of the petition should not ~ Sana
CLERKS Office. New Orleans July % is6S
in24 aus 20 K LOEN Danu.v cl..h
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TINTED STATES prsrKIcr CoU.T

~ District OF Lou sianA-In Bankruptcy-No a-In ~.
matter OF John Allen, bsnkrupt-wherass John w
ien 81 the city OF New Orleans parish OF Oeans and
asct sor.sas duly declared Bsnkupt under the Act Of
NongIsss OF March 1907 has this day filed SAID "a
pton praying for ditchaTge and thereof from
al ms dehts and other eains provsbe under said act
Notee the refore Rfven 70 ell creditors
their debts and to all other interest that The
csy q November, 1868. IL is assigned Tor the hsar
hg OF the came, and that they and there
ana snew cause sty they have why the prayer Of
Cl.Ik's Once New Orleans, July 80, 1853
sul 10 CHAS. ola BORNE.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

WILMINGTON COLLEGR- LEXINGTON
w NlRGiNlA--rhe next session opens 81 Thursday 10
September 1907 md closes fh Thursday June 1859 The
Faculty consists Of GEN. Z. LEE. President with pro
iessoIs Of Latin, Greek ksthemacs Modern Lansuazss
Moral Phiosofh by Bist and English Language and Lite
rstnie Applied Mathematical Natural Philosophy Chemsry
sno Law ano Equity The distributed into: Faculty
OF Are Fsen ~ Of Science, Faculty II Literature and
fhiesophy Guilty Of Law In each Of these Is conferred
distinct Bachelors Degree and the Degree Of Master o.
Arts alike to students each course In the De-
pSTtment Of Science conferred Also Professional Djpo
mas OF Civil Engineer and Mining Engineer BY the aid o
full corps OF assistant professors tho
rough drilling In the Departments OF English Ancient and
MooeIn Lsngus ges ard n athematics
ss25 -'e''' expenses heeo nO' exceed
For full particulars apply to Z ..r..,..
E. c. GORDON,
Clerk Of Faculty.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

The shN Train rom the Lake viii 20 beyond the Pas
senger Depot 81 the head Of Elysisn Fields srset.
The HORSE Car win city ss A. n and the Lab.
H. and cannot for the present. beyond the Old
Depot ...... . ssr... ~ - ..-.,... : i ,----
For the convenisnee Of Bsths and Fishing parties steam
Train viii leave the New Depot oceek sunday morn
ngs An extra trip will also be O'Clock In the day.
....r. ..........-.. -. ..... Cd. n .sa..a
Baggage sht effects family supplies WIN be
received st the Old DEPOT the traveller prefers IT. In
that event. the psekgs must be brought only en- the day
Of the departure Of the which they are I'm landed
and then not later than thirty prior 70 the passing Of
the train which connects with her
Travellers IRON Noble the Watering Place. who may de-
re their baggage and effects delivered Old Depot VIII
please express their wish Of the boat who will
take pleasure in seeing that their property assorted and
placed separately on the wharf. .--
e.. n. .I 50 q. PANDELY,
lrH General Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12
Ell UCATIONAL.
CeLUABIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON. D. C.

Sessions Of the several departments open follows:
Inc frep ratory September 9th; Cole giae Sptember
the Medical, October l9th - $1,000 ~ N
1hs C0ege with reference 70 the an uro.d
subsection Of Masboeon that University the FEEDER
me"pohs would tend 20 the assmatian
OPnions aHd manners Of by the comm m
edncaton OF portion Of its youth every
graduates have verified the Madison and
onroe That the facilities of hearing debates
gnmens in the Supreme Court lectures from eminent
end Of Visiting libraries and colleetons IN .c,an
development "'ensa
The Preparatory School gives thorough training for
ness arg for Colee The College proper has
egh tncent Professors all the chairs being fed The
Ineeeeie School has three Professors and Leciurers tbe
Law School four snd the Medical ten -S'' ''e
stndtnts the pact year, 434 ' VI
For further information address, ..s..1 II.
o. w SAMSON ID ID Prssida,.
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T .OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported BY the STATE Of Louisiana

nssi Session begins September III 1888 and closes
FAcutYY-U Of full corps Of instructors IN al
branches Of Literature and Science usually taught the best
Coles ZEE and Universities
CovRsE or srupY-Embrsces . Preparatory and an Aead
smic Department, including Literary Scientific and 0p
uOnsl Course Special School Of Owl Engineering and
Commercial School
TERrs-Fsr all expenses, sxcep: clothing S4l0 s24 pay
able In advance balance in equal payments January LIST and
April lst
received any time during shs session. and charged
Address = D. r. BOYD, supsrintsndsni
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R4ta,ROADs.
pOATCHAkTRAIN RAILROAD ---
COMPANY.
49, NElN

.gEAGTc7
This Read as new extended, win be opened TO the pub
lie on -A--.- --l--t-loa
Sunday, the 10th Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake. same day. TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS. ~ l1-l-
Children under L. years Of age win be charged TEN CENTS
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MILITARY INSTITUTE.
IEyNGTnN vIRGIuYA

Applications be received for the appointment Of
One undred additional Cadets into this Institution Those
entering the months enjoy peculiar advantages
special Of discipline and Instruction. by Which
regular studies which
lst September. Circulars will be sent upon sppcs lon
FRANCIS a. SMITH, Superintendent
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HIGH SCHOOL
AT GOSHEN DEPOT. VIRGINIA CENTRAL R.
RocKBRIDeE COUNTY, VIRGINIA


d. y. b. NOoDa Principals A. ,. WOOD and THoS. A.
HOPE, Associate Principals --.7-
Third session-September 10 1868, to June IS, 1859
Anehnt and Modern Languages, Mathematics Civil En-.
neeIng tngsh Branches Elements Of Natural and moral
Sc erce sDd History.
Boys and Young Men thoroughly prepared for the Unyer
sy OF virginia Washington College business pursuits
Cordially recommended by the Professors the Univar.
sy OF Virginia and Washington College and large number
Of patrons in different States
Terms Tor the wno'e Session Board Tuition Fuel Wash
ing snd Lghts-s2sOin curency halt entrance balance
LIST February $4,000
p o.-Goshen Bridge. Rockbridee county. Va
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District Of Louissns-In Bankruptcy-Nc ios ~ T.
Rel r o. Robert J. BsITo~, bankrupt-where.s Rober,
I on ihe parish of Ascension, and dsrct ssrs.s,5
Iss1 under the Of Congress Of Ma c
Dss I'M. day hlsd in said Court petition prsvia~ ~,
ensrge and certificate thereof from All his d.I,. ~
otneI claims provable uLder said act - 80 Ne''s anu
Their Seb,s given 70 all editors who have proved
"A. - 70 ~ other persons IN Interest thst the Ists
ipS % nsvsmoer 1865 at II igned for the hssr
sns we same and that they may asd here stend
peti'fon should granted ~ e P''e'oi me ssid
Olen Omee. New Orleans July % 1868
aul o 20 CHAS CI.AIkORNR
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
IINITED sTArEs prsrR,cr ooH..

nIIED sTATEs DISTRICT CoURr-
Dstrict OF Louisisns-1n oankruptcy-No 10 - u
natter o. Geo Wm Logan Jr. Eugene sOnist and WI ~
y. Ssoorue individually and on IN. "
tsn soniAt Claiborne. bsnkrusts-Whersa. ,.sa- ~
Logan; sr, Eugene Soniat and YIN O. 81 Cl.,eoe.e n.
So5e OF New ore.as and district f1rs.sd dus a. =.
g. s ender ne SCI OF Congress Of 1881 ma.
able under said act '' anu o'ner claims prov
roes is therefore given to all creditor. WIN h.,.
sna 70 al other persons Interest ~ !. ~, h
~ az los Al ii sssigsed for ~. hss,;
% the same and that they may then and thar
fiton sho,d ney have why the prayer Of he aid na
s SIt Shce New orleans, August s. 1888
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Albert LYONS SCHOOL FOE BOYS,
THATAwA. PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
Csev Orleans and Jscksou RAlroadl

Circulars may be obtained on application 70 ROBERT
PrrKIS, Lsq. Is andls Camp street. Sev Orleans.
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ITsITEs STATE. pI.rr,C- o-.-

u Dietrirt 81 5000 DIsTkICT COURT
on lans-in the matter OF Lovick yentrss.
ventTs. Eapt-in Bankruptcy. No 499-whersas Love-
reus OF New Orb parish Of Orlean. - NJ
et Aforesaid duly declared bankrupt rndsy ~. 80 ms
& ~ hafeh 1857 has this day In said conf S
~ or discharge and certificate thereof frop -
az otner claims provabe under said AL o,,c ~
nS gSen 70 al creditors VINO have proved t6.i,
~ 70 AZ "ther peeons In interest that de l6rh A.
same toC1 80 ~ II NJ assigned for The hsar.e on The
sso tnst they may then and there attend .na - ~
ho s they esye Why the prayer the sad p.tltion
suflI Is S,tI = d vs. ~, - I2oo; -
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MAYoRALrY OF Nsw ORLEAss,I
City Hall. August 10, 1865.
mo. $50 N. 81
Resolred, That the controller be, and he IL
hereby authorized, to reduce the assessment on
the property known 90 the Tobacco Warehouse.
belonging TO Patrick Irwin, from seventy thousand
dollars $70,000) 10 forty thousand dollars ($40,.
The Placer herald., 1868-08-01

MEDICAL ADvlCE.-Dr. VIM. X. Doherty's
Medcaland Surgical Institute is bee ominga sine
qua non to the welfare OF our State and health
OF our citizens; md his rapidly spreading reputa'
ton although it may excite surprise, Is but the
signal OF skill and follows asthe natural effect
OF such a cause. We are personally acquainted
with gentlemen who had suffered for years under
chronic disease and who had taken advantage Of
every available mcansthat promised relief. but
without success, until they called upon Dr.. Do
herty, who in an incredibly short space Of time.
has given them entire relief. 1t is gratifying to
announce this fact, because the Doctor is a gen.
tlcman who seeks. not by defamation Of others,
to establish his reputation, or to rear the super
structure OF his own upon the ruin Of another's
fame. The Doctor conducts his Institute in snch
a manner that must be gratifying to all his pa
TENTS. He examines, advises ind recommends
without charge, and the patient after heurtng
his terms for treatment, can accept or REJECT at
pleasure. In no case does the Doctor make u
charge unless he effects cure This, be Ia able
to do, because he feels the confidence which long
experience has given, and no doubt the consola'
ton which appertains to that confidence. FER
sons afflicted with either acute or chronic disease
would do we to consult the Doctor; all events
il oan o no harm, as for consultation ne asks no
fee nor oes he insist on obedience to his advice
nness the patient places himself undcr his care.
His Offices are on Sacramento street. opposite the
Pacific Mail steamship ofice.-S ;. News.
The Placer herald., 1868-08-01

How often do you hear tbs complaint
iron mother aud father that their son or
daughter is not we'll; that they have no APP
petite; that they feel languid; that their
head aches; that they are growing thin and
feeble, and that they have no life or energy
sf'' That they are ow.spirited. and per
'sct'y incapaci.ated to participate in any
pleasures, or perform any mental or physl'
cal duty. And the question is as Of fen ask
e. what shall | do for them or, what shall
iglvs themi Our answer IT, lot them try
PLANTATION BlrrERs moderately three times
Sday, and our word for it they will recover.
The Placer herald., 1868-08-01

FIRE Ar RUrCAEK RANCA On Sunday
morning last atou, Q O'Clock, the to'mel
residence Of Mr.. Jacob Steiner. close to the
property Of Albright e. Co, the Butcher Ranch
property, about twelve miles 'om Auburn
on the road to Forest Hill, was entirely con
sumed by fire. The house, furniture, and
everything connected will the res'deuce was
completely destroyed, not thing saved
We understand that Mr. ALBRIGHT d Cos.
property, which is close by, was saved with
bu. little damage. The fire is supposed to
have heen the work Of an incendiary. we
are uniformed as TO whether there was any
iusuvaNce or not.
The Placer herald., 1868-08-01

New BRpGE--Wo,k has commenced on
the new Bulge over Auburn Ravine, where
the old one washed away With the food last
winter. The money to pay for its construct
ton has been raised by private contribution,
principally through the exer'ions OF }. L.
Gaines, and the contract given to Mayor
Rackllf, who is now a, work on the JOB.
The Placer herald., 1868-08-01
r,,,vs,vs F,eE.-News arrived in town

EXTENSIVE FlRE.-News arrived in town
Thursday evening last that Truckee (Coburo
o,.,;ou) had been totally destroyed by fire,
dsOo. buildings and all. Subsequently it has
han sscertained that the depot, Campbell's
nav hotel building, the school house, and
,ome other buildings, escaped. About fifty
buildings including twenty stores, ssloons,a
hu.iuess houses were destroyed. This was a
very prosperous and thriving place. the CEN
,sr Of the great numbering business, where
,bs wooden material is being prepared for
,hs whole line of Railroad through to Salt
Lake. as we'll as for the building up Of towns
sud settlements along the road There arc
now from 600 to 1000 lumbermsn engaged
10 that business. in that vicinity. The loss
i, very heavy with but little insurance.