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E:ct'dct from a letter from Santa Croir.
We had wandered for
many hours through tangled forests of
Tropical shrubs and trees, some of them
emitting most delicious and invigorat-
ing odor, when we suddenly came upon
large and well-cultivated plantation, in
the centre of which were several build
lngs. Entering these. we found them to
be the ''press houses" stills, &C., where
the sugar. cane is crushed for the manu-
facture of st. Croix Rum. Over 100
coolies were at work, and the smell from
the fermenting vats was very exhilarating
and pleasant. We were shown through
the entire establishment, and learned
that all the Rum here produced was
shipped to Messrs. P. H. Drake & Co..
New York, to be made into their cele.
brated PLANTATION B1TTERs. The pecu-
liar good effects of this Rum-which is
the purest and best in the world-are
well known. Not single case of Dys
pepsia, Fever and Ague, Consumption,
or any such disease can be found on this
Island, Except of invalids, who come
here for their health, and they are almost
alwoys cured Combined with Calisaya
Bark, Cascarilla, and other important
ingredients, this Rum becomes PLANTA-
TIoN BIrTERs; and surely no finer Tonic
and general Family Remedy was ever
seen. The combination of these Bitters
was first discovered here many years
ago, and all the Natives swear by PLAN
TArIoN BITTERs, and say "there is no.
thing like it," Judging by the robust
health of the witnesses. I am certain
their testimony is true. 4 r. s. T.
MAGNOLIA WATER. to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
III haiI the price. A14t3
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Eoreir.a. Ne,,.yla..

PAnIs.i August l6,--In, honor of Napo.
leon Bonaparte,s hnndredth i birthday,
the Emperor has atnnestied all press and
political Offenders and desefters from the
army, navy and merchant marine service.
HAVANA, August 16. Owing to dissa-
tisfaotion, the Office of press censor has
been Observation-Disclosures ordering
news, whether good or bad, to be trans
mitted. The newspapers represent that
Jordan has fed to the mountains, but
that Quesada is threatening Espiritu
Santo.
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Eureka Champagne.

on CASES California CHAMPAGNE, ma
~ nuydctnred from the pure and unaduite.
flavor and quality to the many chemically pre-
pared and spurious limitations now offered to
the public. Price per case Of dozen Quarts.
$500; or, dozen Pints at SIG. Terms cash
Aug IL J. IL r. r AlNEW
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w, SOUTHERN ENTEHPRISE to the "a.
Tora6!e consideration Of the people of South
r The he CHARTER Oh protects the policy-holders
the business OF the company is placed by law
upon lts proper and legitimate basis.
Inc charter provides for the appointment
OF nirectors IN South Carolina and other
OF the company in the States whore they have
accrued. ' "'o
:, In connection with the foregoing provision.
dtioni h also coStempates the issue of ad
Southern States until the Capital has been in
creased to 81, 900, 900. -
plans. Au' aAi
,Annuities. with participation in profits will
also be granted. WA
Ninety per cent of profits on tho mutual
business y distributed annually pro rata among
the holders Of participating policies.
Dividends declared ANNUALLY on all nart;ci-
patlng policies without exception.
Premium tables constructed on the com.
Dined experience and Actuaries' Mortality
rates OF other companies.
FIFTY per cent: Loan" on premium granted
when preferred, butt is not recommended. Pre-
NUNS, however, will not be increased by &C
cumulatlon OF interest, which is provided for
not required.
ample provision made for the non forfeiture
tract. 0 WI
:, Rights OF policy-holders clearly defined in
of the Charter.
The business of the company strictly con-
fined to legitimate life insurance alone.
participating Policies granted at re-
duced rates.
we offer the people OF the State tho came
nnancial security as Northern mutual compa-
MES. the accumulating premiums of the in.
sured, and in addition thereto Capital com
mencing with $500, ,0Oe The very heavy assets
OF Nothern and Eastern companies, so conf.
dentiy urged as the reason we should patron
lze mem, 1t will be plainly seen is an argument
which which will T endure forever, and proves too
wlllnever arrive when VIC should encourage our
own Life Enterprises! Will our people commit
themselves to conclusion so absurd, and 40
ruinous to their own interests?
Agents will soon be appointed to receive ap-
plications throughout the State
Circulars and tables Of rates, &C., had at the
office OF the subscriber. opposite Law Range,
Columbia, s. c., where applications for ins6r,
ance will also be received.
Principal Office of Company at Macon. Ga.
huS ~ w. j. LAVAL, Agent.
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Chinese Social Life.

Chinese Social Life,
PY Justice Doolittle- le-iIlustrated- with COMA
- account Of their Religious Education and
BUSINESS Customs and Opinions. vols. az.
stewart McKenzies Campaign in China
published in 1842. 80 cents.
NewtSupply Yesterday, To- Day and Forever.
Sights and Sensations in France, Germany
and Switzerland. $3.50 "'
Pamous London Merchants. Book for bows.
Bakers Rifle and Hound in CevIon TIi,s'
trated. $3.50. Aiius-
Popular Education and Public instruction.
y me Wedding Day in all Ages and Countries.
My Daughter Elinor. Novel. s1.25.
Ihackersy's Novels-at so and 75 oents.
FOR sale at DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S
Aubuetl ~ BookstOre
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Assignee's Sale.
BY u. G. PETXOTTO e. SON

Ass1gnees Sale.
BY d. G. PEIXOTT0 & SON.
~ me matter of H. p. Green, Bankrupt
RI virtne Of an order to me directed bv
~ a hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge Of United
Carolina, I will sell, before the Court Honse
in Columbia, on MONDAY, the 6sh day Of
September next, at II O'Clock A.. M:
All that desirable LOT of LAND. with tho
commodious buildings thereon, situated in the
Sity OF Columbia, containing one acre, more or
less; putting and bounding to the North on
lots OF Rev. Q: Bruce Walker and VIM. A. Hsr-.
Il. p. Mayrant; South on Senate street. Being
q part OF the estate Of said a P. Green. BanI
rupt. '-A
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for title
and stamps. THOMAS J. LAM0TTE '''''
AUGUST o. 1867. Assignee.
aug tu4
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quietly this afternoop--the former being
victorious. Very few negroes were on
the ground, and there was no attempt at
disturbance.
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Tobacco! Tobacco!!

Tobacco! Tobacco!!'
20 BOXES COMMON TOBACCO, at low
w figures.
30 boxes Fair Chewing Tobacco.
poxes Extra Rock City Chewing Tobacco
boxes Commonwealth Chewing Tobacco.
lo boxes Rose Bud Chewing Tobacco.
July 20 JOHN G. SEEGERS.
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New Articles for Present Use.
GONGRESS WATER.
. LEMONADE SALTS.
Siedlitz Powders.
Soda Powders.
Calf Feet Jelly.
Concentrated Extract of Beef.
Geiatines, Corn Starch.
Arrow Root, Tapioca.
Pearl Barley, Pearl Sago.
Flavoring Extracts, Yeast Powders.
Hops, Canary Seed.
Fresh Tamarinds.
Portable Lemonade, Nectar.
For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH.
July IA Drucoists
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A SUIT FOR ISLANDER Scorr
AFTER THE ARMS. An Associated Press
despatch states that Congressman Bowen
has commenced legal proceedings against
the Mackeys for alleged slanderous pub
lioations in the Charleston Neaos, of the
18th instant It adds, Governor Scott,
OF South Carolina, is here after the State
quota of arms.
Why did Captain Hendricks station
his force across Meeting, near Queen
street, and charge bayonets upon the
line that was marching along, creating
no disorder, unless cheering the time of
Dixie" can be considered such? is the
general inquiry among the citizens of
Charleston.
On Sunday morning difficulty oc-
CURED near the Four-Mile House (says
the Charleston Courier between two
mulatto men, named Charles Jacobs and
James Seabrook, which resulted in the
death of the latter. A woman was the
cause.
On Friday last, three convicts in Geor.
gia came TO untimely ends-one was killed
on the Macon and Augusta Railroad by
having the embankment to fall upon him
while digging; another died of sun-stroke
and the third was shot while attempting
to escape. One coroner inouested them.
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THE HUMAN FORM DIVINE. sad
havoc Scrofula inficts on the human sys
tenn. How Rheumatism distorts the
frame: What misery the ipjudicious use
of Calomel entails. How sad the effects
OF Syphilis transmitted from parent to
child. Would you avoid these terrible
affiictions, fail not to use DIR. TUrr's
SARsAPARILLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT. It
penetrates every fibre of the system,
even into the bones. and eradicates every
trace of disease. Alag
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

when the leaves beglu to change. rou.I +.
tent and intermittent faVer8 mako fID..
appearances. From the surface 81 tnc Garth.
bathed nightly IN heavg deW7 ifum
marshes and GWhmps surchnrreI WItn
moisture, from the dying foliage Oh 600
woods, ffom fostering pools aud slu@ei
clouds Of mlasmatic vapOr peril0ua fu
health and life. The body deprived n5
the burning temperature Of July nuu au-
gust OF much of rs tlg9.f t1 i...gi ~ .
and hence all diseases lhes arc produced
~ a depraved condition OF tne HtuIo..
phere arc particularly prevalent lu Che
There As no reason WHY the health ~
Thousands OF people should Dc lhua a1nIl.
feed. A preparatory e9nt4e OF HOSTEL
protection against the epidemies ana one
denies when Autumn brings iu 900 trHlu.
Tsat all jewellers iu uh4altby IOCIiltlea,
liable to such vlHitatlOns- give heed TO- enc
warning and advice conveyed lu This AIDE
vertiEenIeut and they may bid defiance
to the foul eNhalati0ua which ore now
rising, night and dGys from the soil around
them. No farmhouse IN tue land ahOull
be without this invaluable eXhilaruut and
inYigOrant AZ my period Of tho gear, DuL
especially in tho fall il i8 not safe 90 go
forth into the chill, misty atmosphere Of %
September morning aF evening Win IhH
stomach unfortined by q ionic, and OF nIl
the tonicg which medical chemiatry has
yer given % the world, H0-IEIlEht
the most wholesome ana the most pence
fetal.
Let all who desire 10 escape tho bulous
attacks, bowel complaints and maIHltoN
fevers, take the BITTER ut lsast twice q
day throughout the present season; ~ 81
as wholesome as 90 IS lnf1ilible. l3ot- -'
tho trade narkY ~ hDal-l Al- rf..I
ACH BLIEER5," engraved oii t-T r.-,
and embossed ~ the bottle and LIelL
nue. stamp covering me e3Eht
9ettS and limitations UpQaA4-
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never can keeplt up to the Grab
/ Tree" was the comment looking at
/ the number of stroke a minute, but
! the Crab Tree came, and t. ey had
/ Increased their lead. Soon afterwards
came the point where the boats cross,
and the advantage Of station reVerts
to the ;3urry side. Oxford will
collar them noW;" not q bit OF 1t;
Harvard went over still well In front.
Under Hammersmith Bridge the LEAD
was still we'll maintained, and alter
wards. when the Oxford at last came
gradually up and was almost level,
/ Mr.. Loring again called on his gal
/ liant crew. and they drew almost clear
/ ahead again. Two miles and upward
/ of the course was over. ChesWlck
I Evof the goal of our short course,
was reached, and more than one good
Judge began to look very grave, and
! doubt whether they ever could be
pumped out" here, however, the
pace at last began to tell, and the
crisis came, and the want Of coaching
became apparent. The mechanical
part Of the sciene was now all impor-
tant, and here your men failed. After
a short struggle side by side, the
Harvard rowing got wild; they lost
time. splashed and rolled for several
strokes, and Oxford drew ahead. l
doubt If all eyes were in the boat at
that moment. Then came that terri
Bile ordeal, a stern race, in the wash
ofthe leading boat, and never did l
see q crew 60 through it with more
1nfinching pluck. Harvard, In my
judgment, has more to be proud of
in the endurance of the last mile and
a half. when she would rot be shaken
off, than even in her brilliant two
miles lead. When all was over the
crews rested tor few minutes side by
side, and then as the Oxford turned
to paddle down your crew gave her
round of hearty cheers; aud think
most Of US felt an involuntary twinge
Of regret that such gallant fellows
should have lost race even to the
best blood that England could bring
against them.
Three words more. as to your cox
swain, who has been the object of
much adverse criticism, NEST Of it, to
my mind, very unfair, in our papers
For the first milo and half his
stearing was very good, quite equal to
that of the,Oxford boat. Then being
clear ahead, he had to decide whether
to attempt the most delicate and
difficult of all efforts, that of taking
the water of crew who are evidently
not beaten. The result shows that
such an attempt would have ended
instantly In foul, which would have
been entirely, the fault of your boat.
1t seemed to me that he for few
moments intended to cross Oxford's
bows, and steered with that purpose;
then seeing it it was impossible,
swerved away too much, and the
pinch comiaga at that moment lost
some way. On the whole, however,
the only wonder is that stranger,
steering for the first time in a race
over such a peculiar and singularly
difficult course, should have made no
worse plumbers.
can only say in conclusion that
all boating loving England is under
a debt of gratitude to Harvard for hav-
ing given them so great a treat, and
will rejoice again to welcome such
gallant competitors, even if on the
next occasion Of the meeting Of the
crimson and blue flags the former
should show in front at Barker's
rails. THOMAS HUGHES.
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coarSe rT ~ y, s,e .. 32ai alen a9ylsel l
John Carroll.
Captain Miller df-,ls,.l.l ..f- .....,..
Racitv. He ,,t1 49,
yye,,ts-,.f,, "i-' Ahu Ell ihe winter nH
wen NiihfleH owen auu John Cnr-
ron AZ the wheel.
The Euotfre~ ,...,..
$500 ~ s'+
steamer vyiIi ~ t t.,..h 81 m1mmoih NOW
10 ana tyorir ~, 49, .tilt Il on the present
100 49,. .t, a. et WI HHt AA being pulled Iar.
WaA0 WIZ" si"l Fle"'
LOUIsVrLLE. -- The got.ffer- rs.,....J ID.
Thuradav gavgs
49,
= ilo SaDLiA ~ VIC = tt-as f 5ateAef gym. SOLD
gestsIuAys ~ CapitlA -1ilett inLa uI Ina
Z amy LLaLi,lsllai WHO litsnea pi1c.u.
on ne ueW Dun pufcuese4 ~ nlm from
O srt,s ~, Jury ~ f,eW q loany;
River pacEet, Just compio "a no thia port
n1aao = tIl@l ZIP W we f.gef yesIeflny
Ton IN I'M coroerre.I fre. ,i.,.,.-,. ...,.
a.. T.an0f4 ma fsrf. f.ass45 e. f..t (. r..I..
a. faet NOR r1oft.-a 5.l.,r... 5,... .t.t q tt
= Agineg fhirtoan fnebas IT. ,ftFr--f... &
80 faat efrci-o. trro I.r.sf.ga $500. ft r
~ Iior,ofer ard y, -aaf, 49, il- H
i'se a r,eof ti4y e9f5fn ana fe 49, .
t6rot,giionf in aforant af9f. -rT &
81 81 80 a ito-,-fl,-- 80 b =. .-
iIi2ie eraft as Ne baVe ever rae6. Tsl
itt..tii-r.,.- -. ir,u n1r ~ rpt.' r-.r.
D1itVSi0 ~ 49, -. r.,ali,i ',l,,.
1,.s83tt1Is 4 20 sbe SIM Istlva for Nnv- 81.
icons and Fed Itft er. ats - sr to-day frofn
49, ,tt,- ,gLerf
80
In regard 70 the explosion OF lhe. FhAna
tom, the Courier. Journal says.
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INSURANCE.

Dwelling Houses insured for a term of
years at greatly reduced rates.
Three Years at the Price Of Ttoo
Flee Years at The Price of Three.
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Order for Opening Alley in Block Is

u
ORDERED. THAT SAX gEEkS'
SB public notice by advertising IN the
Evansville Daily Journal be given that on
the nth day Il October, 1883, the CommO on
Council of tue city OF Evansville VIII
make an order for opening an alley in
Block IS, situate between Ninth and Tenth
Street and extending fr N Second to
Third Avenue Gin the tow o. LaUa ascot
now city of Evansville: said alley TO be OF
the width OF (I0) feet, and the west line Of
SAID alley TO be C2O) feet distant from
Ninth street, and parallel with said Ninth
street. and should any person aggri6ved
~ any time within six weeks ap Is TO the
common council for redress by petition or
remOnsJance left with the Clerk of he
Common Council, and containing a state
menU OF the injuries complained of and
the amount demanded therefor said ne H.
ton or EGnOnStraDCe will be c0nsifieraJ
heard and -tsTmtned by the CouncIl an
the nth day Of October, is 9; and if is f1,--
Their ordered that the Clerk rec0rd ~, IL,
Minute Book Of the Council the - At Of
said BIOck No. y, with the surroundiner
streets showing The location, width. and
length OF said alley, as the same is Dro-
p0sed 10 be laid out and opened, which
plat has been prepared by James ID. Saun-
ders, City Surveyor. --.., i.
Attest: a. Nj. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
BY K. a. MCGRIFF, Deputy Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Sept. 8, lS69-se3 CIV
Union copyI-
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WOman's Rights in Theory and
Practice.


The Lowell (Mass) Courier tells
an amusing story of an old lady--a
strenuous advocate of the rights OF
woman, interpreted by the leaders
of the rights pariy-who was recently
q visitor ut the isle Of Shoals. When
she left she was in the way of being
assisted from the row boat to the
steamer by a Lowell gentleman, when
her foot slipped and in she went up
to her neck in the briny deep, carry
ing her faithful assistant part with
her. The latter, however, CALAMITY
but with great difficulty held fast to
the old lady with one hand and to
the steamer with the other, his feet
dangling in the water, and just keep
ing the old lady's head above the
surface until several men got hold of
them and pulled them on deck. The
steamer was crowded with ladies and
gentlemen, among whom there was
considerable fright for a while, for
the woman and her assistant were
for q time in considerable danger
The old lady behaved in the most
cool and nlanfuI manner during the
whole scene. When she was fairly
out on deck, and stood there calm
and unmoved, with the briny water
dripping from her dress, and the
kind ladies all around offering her
sympathy and assistance. the first
words she spoke were: We'll, this is
the first argument l ever met with that
has at all shaken my woman's rights
notionsl If there had been nobody
but loonaen here l should most GER
tainly have been drowned"
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on tho Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases ald ADusa
which create ira pedim to MtUHrhHH,
with Rure means OF relief Sent iu fealcu
letter envelopes, free o. eh1raa. AnnL
DR.. J. BKILLlN HDUa hIDAr hoft'H
Association, Philadelphia. "a
funl2 d3m Tsp "a
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Boats Due Here.

Among the frst boats due here are the
Dexter and John Lumsden, from Cairo:
Rose Hite, from Louisville; Camelia. from
-. Louis; Anna, for st. Louis; Altoona,
from Memphis; Glasgow, for Memphis;
Swallow and Virginia, for New Orleans:
ALASKA, Silver Spray and Nick Longworth
from New Orleans; Hartford, from Green
Il liver
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Life EpAurance "a Specially.
Total Cash Assets Represented
Over Twenty-Five Million Dollars.
The following are among the Companies
represented:
ETNA Insurance Co. OF Hartford. Conn.
Ctisn assets 80, OOO, 600.
PHOENIX ms. Co. OF Hartford, Conn.
CasA Assets 900 900.
CONTINENTAE. ms. Co. OF New York
Cash Assets .........................S 900 900.
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance Coo.
Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets $500, O0o.
MEECH ANTS ms. Co. OF Hartford, Ct.
CalSh Assets 5000, OOG
North AMERICAN Insurance Co. OF
New York.
Cash Assets ...... ............... $500, OOO
PEEE NIX ms. Co. OF Brooklyn, NY.
GiasIl Assets 200 coo.
AsTNA LTPE ms. Co. of Hartford, Conn.
cash Assets. .-...-..-....... 5, II, OO0, OOo.
]. VI. NBXsEN, Agent
8 Ham STREET, Evansville. Ind.
Jan33 dIy
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TIE RACE OS THE THAMES.
shat Tom Hughes thinks about Har-
Fara and Her Style.

Mr. Thomas Hughes, the referee IN
the late race between Harvard and
Oxford, writes as follows to the Rev
WORT Tr5bysoo.
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Evansville & Charlottesville R.R.
CELElaL Al , OLFICE,
Evansville. Ind. Sept. 10 1850 I

LVAusNIIIei 1ILlI-1 SEPT. 10, I6UU. ]
NT0TIGE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
AZ the annual meeting of stock holders
in this Company Will be held at the Court
House, in the City of Evansville, on Mon
day, the 4th day of October next, at 10
O'Clock m, at W hich time an election will
be held for thirteen Directors, to serve
during the ensuing year. BY order of the
Board. j. Z. MARTIN, Secretary
sell did
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-17
AN ACT SUPPLEMENTARY TO Ar ACT
ENTITLED IAN ACT TO ESTABLISH
THE FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS OF
THE STATE ON A COIN BASIS

The PeonIe Of tbe S-ata of Nevada. renre-
son.ad in S,p.ts and assor,bIr 40 enact az
/ f,unws
SrcrioS |. Whenever anv County. Town
sbi, or CIV. shall he under obligations 10
nav auv debt in the l,c,l tender paper cur
rencv Of thp United : ares. and shall not
hav- in tbcir respective TREASURES local ten
der ,.ner currency uf ,he Tinted States 70
nav tbf same or ,halI not have sufficient for
snch nrrnrse' il shall be lawful and IS hereby
,,,5a Tho d,,-y Of >,ch C,,,ntv Tnwnshin or
C;rv by and ihrongh lis proner officers ont
of INV money bei'-n,r;n,, thereto mn, other
,yi.s snari,jiv .nrrnnTi,tod or set ,n,rt
IN r,-cc,,r, s,5firiant .,,,nnnt Of the curIencv
snfcifed il, thi> Seton 10 nav such obliea-
tion ur li,biI;t,. Py0yiA,f. If the owner or
holder of any such och, or ohlic,tion will
offer in writing to receive in full Satisfaction
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By CHAs. MARTIN, Deputy.

IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
i Cont Of the Stat" Of Ne"aa in and for the
County Of ormsby In thr matter Of the Fs;at-
Of Henry ST hnrth. 'ecea~"t. The state #
>cv'dt ENDS Ereeihg: ia IN el@nce of"m order
f tii~ Court dur maze nr entered a., tie 18th
day of MARI. 4. d. 1863 notice is hereby given
ihaf
TUESDAY,, THE 9TH DAY OF April, 1863,
IT 10 O'Clock Of sid day. at 'he District Court
r. NJ. in Cirsnn CITY, has been appointed for
teari' the application Of IL. h" Ninri' "a. pray
that document NJ file in this Court,
rIIrpo ting 70 he he lnst viii and Testament Of
Henry Stichuoih dec. d he admitted to Probate.
at which time AID place all persons interested
may appear ~ d conft-' he same
(SEAL) Attest m, hand and Se.i Of said Court.
J EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson City. March 18th, 1869. u.ar l6 20i
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STATE or NEVADA, }

MAZE Or NTNADA, Z
Stcretar,'~ Office.
&c. n. E"teware. Secretary OF State Of
the State e Nevada, do hereby certify that
the forerning is true copy of an Act passed
" the LEGISLATURE Of the State Of Neuada,
entitled An Act to establish the financial
Transactions Of the State upon a coin basis"
Approved February ,, 1869, now on file in
nv Office.
~ In testimony whereof, I have
~ 1herernto set nv hand and affixed
; SFAL' the Great Seal of State. Done at
nv Office in Carson City, Nevada,
this 18th day OF March 1869.
C. \. NOTEWARE.
Secretary Of State.
By CHkR1rs N,DTIS Denuty