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Az q far- w estern court the case Of
Smith, against Jones was called up
Who's for the plaintiff y inquired The
judge, impasienfly 81 4 please ahe
court. said a rising member Of thelegal
fraternity, "Pitkins is fof<ha plaiatiff, but
Left him justnow oyerin thetayern play
ing a gamsof poker. He'sogot "a sucker
there and he's sure opskina him right
s smart if he only has time, He's got every
thing all ssttot ring tcoM deck, in which
ease he'll deal for. himself sfour aces and
his oponents four queens SO that your
honor must perceive that he will rake
the rpersimraons,.. = IDear me !" said The
Judge, with sigh, CHATS too BAD! It
ha opens at-a very bad time! am very
anxious t Is gel 81 with tfs ts eass! aisstsga A
brown study SWl1oved;a and at length a
happy idea struck the judge Bilr,"
said he,. addressing the friend Of the ab-
sent aPitkins Who had just spoken, you
understand pokerabout as we'll as Pitklns;
supsose you 60 over and play bis hand" !"
And Bill did it. ,&ao . ~s,'''-'T- -
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Cotton! Cotton Cotton ! !

TKTE HAVE pu, chased the Warehouse
Wv opeued in Washington, under our
Store, by Messrs. Guidry & Thompson and
as all freight consigned to US will be under
our personalsuperyision, we can promise
full satisfaction to our frieuds who may fa-
vor US with their custom. 20. .......
Purchasers viii always be found at the
Ware house, willing to pay New Orleans
prices for cotton-less the actual cost OF
shipment. .,-..-. ..,
We will also continue the Grocery and
Commission business, making liberal cash
advances on all articles consigned to US for
shipment or sale. & ~-.e iT,--iii14 ~.
w. A. ROBERTSON & co.
Washington, La, Dec. 25th, 1868.
r69o If ia .tf. .s... .,"r..,s@ - 3" 4"ns
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From Godsy's Lady's Book.] '~' 80 Il .
a~~---~---.+~~,-~. TIL E 80. s~-.e~>~-~
GENTLEMAN FROM HONOLULU
oi. BY c. !. EVERETT.
49, ,-.jt-eii.I 4tt-r---1 ..-
TT. .a...,

pnanle, at Lue loot VI lh0 Pia@N r.
batting her horse softly, now a9e then
with soft words of Hawaiian. -:
"Just as ifhe understood it!'' Alic'
said =; and Red laughing at her imagln
ing any seusihe<horse would fail to un
derstand kaaaka. u Sc Stephanie came
down, 9arstca drew away Ills Cigar
andfcams forward tosthe mounting, =.
rYes,Eyou may showsme how, old fel
low," Red safd;g quizzicaIly:' Il do no
know much about horses. Bull doekno~
you ladies wilispot look halffso pictures
Que al opr' Honolulu bellies, though ! ad
mire your dress xeaeedingly. a., .s:a..,,,
-"Howdo your ladies dress to ride:
thepl They certainly wear habts?" ! ;
sOh, YES, after a fashion; out you must
please remember .oar'- climate would mot
admit of broadcloth.., They wear flow
ing muslin robes, white. as the snow on
Mauna Loa,. parting over thu saddle, and
sweeping downon each side es t0the horse 'er' 5
Ode they rideswell p :.r:z-, Il ~.
a4"I fancy you would think sosif you
could see one Of e,G native" beauties
spring into the saddle and fash opt Of
sight onsthe gallop.aa But no wonder they
ride sofearIessly, ttheyiuse a mans sad
die, and sit as we do, and it takes more
plunge, and canter, and kick, than our
nativs.horses often dream o. 10 ,dlslodge
sben.'a ~ Ia ~a.4,s.g tsny IA. .. 49,
"Then they ride like men 9" Mary re-
peated, little scandalized,
'I7AYss, only better. y / ann sorry to say,
however, that the" disposition to put on
airs.has penetrated, eTrH to our islands,
for now and then, OF late, 1 have Seen
our Young lady fasliiona6les perched up
in a ajar-salGi and very awkward and
a.nc'hniosiabie illsyt looked l assure
you" IALE+A d. 49, /
1.-The Iadiessf Southern California and
Mexico ride almost universally like men.
Carleton told them. '.but | confess to
strong loYefor;apretty woman on horse
back after eur States fashion,
"Confsss, cousin ,deary,, to a strong
love for aprstty woman under any cir
cumstancss..EA the gentleman turned
togive Mss Stephanles ears sa. touch - OF
his gntels gauntlet; "a. ;.;.,I ,tto.i,,. Il
do you YaE. nov, WHhh y4H yo44EHsa plea'h'
tor hanbneaatn escapss a.feafihg hotse'
thrown <faden,s 'sensaaon' Sresuscltatl'n,
affecting comolna%tloh % anu gfana n..L Iao'e:u
OF happy loverS' Hhh Sag PatleS III
the dlslancesa PEt5; yvM Aote me Ga
cused fes tofmaonls s,,1s not xolcan,c
Fhe eniy femfarrs pie tning y s. 5he rlae'
beyond the care lleaap4.oV 4o q Ae hlgh!' was
ths3 very trssmalKapse Aetsellapsh'P 0,
Red Garnett' herse. a. ana man n, iookea
like superb centaar, s1sa,. anu tne' lltne Will
l9Wy tgnre q tpfe 5siangst, was sHn Ron-
derint union ot era grace asss sla epqWsfl .lLney
Wera nsaaly aeaems, So Fnehae hayaHah
pointed to " apeaFa-snaapea y mass aa OF clouas
below low the mooal sl zIaLf l. .h.
ihat remlnds me oi. nole Z 'Hat, 70,
minds me OF our oeaulIpi elaona iLoa;I
~ And stePhaanaiye Pa !aysasasa aEeW aelh1 anasal0
ga me aPops y; II :eH5s :s.sa r;ao.of tbo ;s
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PLANTING INST. LANDRY--Welea-n
that the planters of St. Landry are wide
awake, aboth' 81 cotton and 1sdgar plan.
tations. labor is high and, scarce: Il
is reported that soneof the laboreY talk
2 Of 5emiggr grating t. the coast. They, Is VII
wish themselves backrin1 ST. Landry il
they.taes The coast country will4not
suit them like the rolling prairias, and
streams ; woodlands and fine climate q
St. Landryr[ Planters Banner i: >a.ss
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.. ;: :A'gce1nnlcy: 6 .A,gcncy:!".s.
PY APPLYING to the undersigned,
- planters and merchants can purchase,
at NV Orleans prices, with cost of trans
portation added, all kinds of Agricultural
implements, Engines, Saw-mills, Labor-sa-
wing Machines, Victor Cane Mills and Evap-
orators, &c <. TasLEWLS,
Jan z, 1859. Agent
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OUR REcElPr FOR CuRING MEAT. ITO
one gallon Of water, take one and a halt
pounds otssalt, one half pound ofsugar,
one-half ounce ofsaltpetre; one,half ounce
potash, In this ratio the pickle to be in
creased to any quantity desired! Let
these be boiled together, until all the dirt
from the sugar rises to- the top and is
skinned off. Then throw it into tub to
cool, and when cold, pour it, over your
beef OF pork; to remain the usual; time,
say four or five weeks. The meat must
be well covered .withtpickle, and should
not be poured down for, at least two days
after killing, during which tiweit should
be slightly sptinkled withtpowdered salt
petre, which removes, all the surface
blood, &c, leaving the meat fresh and
clean. Some omit boiling the pickle,
and find it to answer well !; though the
operation of boiling :puri6es the pickle by
throwing off the, dirt always to be found
in'salt and sugar IF this receipt is pro.
perly tried, it will never be abandoned.
There is none that snrpasses~t, if so
goed-Gegmdatoson z aaegnaph
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NOTICE.

TIN COMPLIANCE with Az ordinance of the
Il Police Jury, the Parish Treasurer's office
will be open hereafter for the reggistration Of
warrants. Office up stairs in the Court House.
. l. s-..f.. ..,.., Z. C.. ANDERSON,
Jan. %, 1869. Treasurer.
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NOTICE

ISOA AoHs
! AN now prepared to furnish Baggiug, Iron
z llrs' I"ine, Flour, Coffee, Sugar, Salt,
&c, to all my clients and friends.
am also prepared to purchase cotton or
make liberal cash advances on shipments made
to my friends and correspondents in the citv.
l ltheretore, this year, leave and give to all
cotton planters of st. Landry and neighbo,-
hood the choice of selling here, at Washing
ton' for cash on the spot, or of shipping to he
city under liberal cash advances
A. DESMARE,
Office at Pitre & Carriere and
=, 0. Hinckly Il Son.
Mr. NJ l.. Melancon. my duly authorized
agent at Fort Barre,swill purchase cotton or
MAKE cash advances for my account, On the
above expressed conditions.
Washington, La, Sept. l9, 1868. If
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10 be continued.

.,"THE AUspIc1oUs TINE" The follow
ing extract is from the able pen Of Gen
y: Fl. Hill. editor of The Land we Love
and should be carefully perused and act
ed upon by every one: .f,:E
"Nw is the auspicious. time to begin
in our desolate but still beautiful South,
to correct false notions about the servile
nature of work. Those. with us who
have no need to work with Their own
hands belong generally: to that class
who shrank from the tlardships of the
m9rch and the dangers of the battle field
Their purple and file linen tell of
speculation and extortion, the widows
tears, s,rthe. orphans wall, and the dead
soldiers blood Away with them !! PeFr
| erty is low the true. badgereof nobility.
1t speaks eloquently Of herois.n pat
riotism, obviousness of self and selfish
interest, generous sacrifice Of. everything
upon the altar of country. No blazoned
coat Of farms ever SO plainly proclaimed
honorable blood as does that old faded
uniform. Take heed, O,ye heroes of
many hard won field, lest you bring
stain on yoar escutcheon. There is
cowardiee,which sArinks,. from duty, as
well as cowardice which shriuks from
danger. 'Tis just as eunmanly to fear
'the worlds dread laugh it is to fear
the shot and she'll Of an enemy's battery,
1t is just as ighoble to neglect the OBJ |
legations at home as to. evade the service
owing to the country Your mothers,
wives apA sweetllearts have not blushed
for your want of manhood in the field;
letsthem not blush for your~efeminacy
and slothfulness at the freside. But We
believe in the enduring manhood,vef the |
Southern soldier. We believe that he
will meet teisand poverty in the same
noble spirit with which. he has met pri-
vatiefrand peril, His is no sottlipg to
be cast down by trouble. The lion in
the path Of the Stimid and ifresolpte is
but contemptib tibIecur to him.'' E ~. ~.
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American corn-cobs are sold in Lon
don as patent fre.ligbters.'
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NO. 6.
LOUIS STAGG,
MRS. ANNA HINCkLEY.
'' - A"'i. MRS ANNA HINCKLEY
Rj5cAlCY s. stage,
kLCEi'ING Il FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
u .I,SIIiNGTON 1t

UISHiNGTON, L1.,
CAR TIE OLD STAND OF u,S,KIry e. sor i,
4 RE ready to receive and forward all freicht
u that may BE- consigned to them, and Will
pay the highest market prices for cotton, or
VIII ahvance provisions and money on tho
same, if shipped through them
M"~ Louis Stagg has also opened separate
HHOCERl STORE at the same place, where
he IS ready to furnish Groceries, Plantation
SSnpp"S' Bagging, Ties, Wagons, &c, at
Ne" Orleans prices r
Washington, La, October 10Th, 1868.
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Application for Patent.
Notice.-No. 40.


u. .. REGISTkR \ OFTlCE,
CARSON CITY, New. November 10th, 1863.
Nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN American Mining Company, by Williams &
BiXlcr, attorneys, have this day alcd In this Of
fee q diagram, together with q notice Of appli-
cation fora Patent from the United States, under
Act Of Congress, approved July aGth, 1866, for
1858 feet Of a certain vein or lode of quartz or
other rock in place. bearing gold, silver, copper,
and other metals, formerly known ~ the North
American Mining Company's claim, and now ~
tho American Mining Company's claim, situate
In Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County,
Nevada, being the same vein or lode developed
in the works of the 0verman Mining Company,
adjoining 1t ON the north, and lying between the
southern and northern boundaries dclincatcd on
the diagram, and described IA follows, tO.wit
The southern line commences at stake No. !,
marked North American Company, south
line" located In American Flat, at a point about
onc-half mile northeast Of the Bay State mill,
and about sevcnty-flvc (15) feet east OF the Amer
lean Flat road, and runs $40 L passing through
Il cedar bush in small ravine) and n $40 " pass
ing through n stake located ON road, marked
North American Company, south line" The
northern line commences at stake No.2 marked
North American Company, north line" located
ut the Uncle Sam boarding house, said point
bearing from stake No. l y 3Go L 2,5GS feet, this
distance being the amount claimed on the lode,
feet distant, marked North American Compa-
nv, north line y and n $40 W (passinS through
q stake at 200 feet distant, marked North
American Company, north linc') At n monu.
mcnt OF stone (marEcd ''Pt OF reference on plat
located n $50 L 5GS feet from stake No. /, the
southwest corner of Sec. q 7. IL n. II. 81 l.,
bears S 1870 ~ W 1893 feet distant. Mt. Lincoln
bears y i5o 30 f., and the smoke stack of the
Bay State mill bears S 39o 30 w. The extent OF
said vein or lode cannot be asccrtained by actual
measurement, but said vein or lode is bounded
on each side by the wall of the same, and the
amount OF ground contained between the given
end lines and the unasccrtaincd walls OF said
vein or lode, IL estimated ut 30 acres. Said
claim is more particularly described in the notice
and diagram posted in this Office and on the
claim. WARREN Il. LOCKHART,
RnOiatnr
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.RARsARcE MINING COM.

IN pany, Location Of Works, Kearsargc Dis.
trict, Inyo County, California. -Noticc II
hereby given, that at q meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees Of said Company, held
on the Nineteenth day OF March, 1869,
an assessment OF Five Dollars per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF said Company.
payable Immediately, in United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the office Of the Com
pany, 40S California street, San Francisco. Amy
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the Twcnty.hrst day OF April
1863, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold on
MONDAY, the Tenth day OF May, 1869,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board OF Trustees.
7. b. WINGARD, Secretary.
ONCE, 4Os California street. San Francisco,
California. mh23-wiw
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 113.
U. S. REGISTERS OFFICE,

CARSON CRY. Nevada, October 3, 1868.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
" Bacon Mill und Mining Company, by a. L.
Head, President. have this day filed In thfs Office
a diagram. together with n notice Of application
for patent from the United States, under Act Of
Congress approved July 90, 1866, for 45 feet Of II
certain vein or lode of quartz or other rock in
place. bearing gold. silver. copper and other
metals. commonly called and known az the Com
stock Lode. and Bacon Mill and Mining Com
pany, in Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
County, Nevada. Said claim is bounded on the
north by tho Imperial Company, and on the
south by the Empire Company, and Is more par
~ticularly described IA follows, viz: Commencing
ut Post No. =, which IL situated south 10 So
east distant IG9S feet from the southeast corner
OF the Imperial and Empire shaft: running
thence south - ~ west Is feet TO Post No. 3:
thence north 73o 2G' west 10JT.5 feet; thence
north SO 81 west aT.S3 feet; thence north $50
2p vert II. Is feet; thence north so 4G west
SELL feet to Post No. ~; thence north 30 IA
east - feet TO Post No. 81; thence south SO 49,
east 5al.1 feet: thence south $50 DC east II. 10
feet: thence south SO 81 east 2T.S3 feet; thence
south 73o ~ cast l05T.5 feet to the place Of be-
ginning: containing i.GS acres, moro or less.
Bearings expressed from the true meridian,
magnetic variation 100 IL cast. Said claim II
more fully described In tho notice and diagram
posted in this Office and on the claim.
WARREN ~, LOCKHART. RcDistcr.
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IKaAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AnnIIeatlon for Patent.
Notice No. lay.
m q ~RrGNrER's OFFICE,

II. 8. R~EGYTERs OFFfcE,. $3.50
cIrsoN CTrY. Nevada. 0cIoner nd oil; ~ TuR
NOTICE is HEREBY GiT con,nonY nv John
. winters, President. has filed In this ONCE
n: " toccther with n notice OF appncation
SnsS Patent nom the United States, under hct
Of Congress. approved July s6, $3.50, Ior u ocss
portion OF the lode known as lhs nistSct
StoVcv connty Nevada, bounded on the north
by The mining ground known as me Burke q
Hamilton mining ground, and on tne soutnpy
tho mlnIn1 Ground OF the Kcntuck Mining Com,
nany- and lies between two cnd lines, u "a
which being the north line, eomni men, ~" confer
of the north shat OF the Yellow jacket SILVER
Eirjny COMPANY beara S 1go Il S3l:Su ieet,
rms from the center OF said POST ofn4L
M, and from said Post 2 s S9o q n toa Foss
marked on said. diagrams A;Is iee., anu ,o Ion
On said diagram 4, and from said Post 4 5 ISV2r
r. and Inc othor OF which being tho soutn limo
rms N 7so 3Y ", and s 7So So +, through lns
center OF an iron stake marked ono on Eaia ai ~
gram, which bears from Post : 81 10 " oio4o
feet, The length OF tho claim upon sala ioac 10
he Distance between said end lines, which, on
the limo botyecn said iron stake and said Post
:, Is 943.p feet, md the claim embraces inc
whole of said lodo between said lines. Win au
its dim. spurs. angles and variations. ny dcvel-
opmcnts already made, the following points arc
shown to be In said portion OF said lode, ana
within the walls Of the samc. and are hereby
made a part Of the description Of the same:
point in the third station In the soutn
shaft of the Yellow Jacket mine, marked A,
in the diagram, which bears from iron stake \
5eo W 3f5 feet. Second-A point In the iourtn
station In the south shaft Of the Yellow Jacket
mine. marked "B" in the diagram, which bears
from said iron stake l n coz 30 4 $50 feet. Third
"A poipt In the Sli-foot level OF the yellow
Jacket mine, marked &C" in the diagram, which
bear N $50 L, 800 foot from iron stake No; !.
Fourth-A point in the T35-foot level OF the Vel
low Jacket mine. marked I'D" in the diagram,
which bears n 5To &y E, 5a5 feet from iron stake
No. 1. Finh-A point In the fifth station In tho
north shaft'o the Yellow Jacket mine, marked
re " In the diagram, which bears n $40 +, $40
feet from iron stake No. /. Sixth-A point IN
the fourth station in the north shaft OF the Vel
low Jacket mine, marked "F" in the diagram,
which bears n .Go f., 725 feet from iron stake
No. /. Tho amount of ground between the end
lines above described and the unaseertained
walls OF tho lode, " estimated ut % acres. Said
claim ia more particularly described In the notice
and diagram posted on the claim and IN this
Office. WARREN Il. LOCkhART,
. REGISTER.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 100.
U. S. REGIsrER's OFFICE

v. y, IIEGISTER 5 OFFICE,
CARSON CRY, NV, December II. 1868. (
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Exchcquer Mining Company have this day
filed in this Office n diagram, together with "A
notice Of application for q Patent from the
United States, under Act of Congress, approved
juno Goth, 1866. for 400 feet Of the Comstock
lode, in Gold Hill Mining District. Storey Conn.
~, Nevada, and embraced within the two lines
hereinafter described, which arc dcllneatcd OH
the diagram. marked respectively "Exchcqucr
North Line" and "Exchcqucr South Line
being the SAINT vein or lode which IL developed
In the Bullion mine. adjoining raid Exchcquer
on the north, In tho workings Of the DID,
foot level: and also In the workings of the Alpha
mine, adjoining said Exchequcr mine on the
south. The said northern line has a direction
n 10 81 W, and S 80 2l' T.. and passes through
a monument from which the center of tho Bull.
lion shat bears y $40 80 f IFS 100 feet, said
monument being marked on the diagram Elk
clcqucr North Monument" The said southern
line has q direction n 73o 81 W and 13o ap l.,
parallel with raid northern line. and Is distant
from the same 400 feet In n direction S 100 3g w
from any given point on said northern line.
The extent Of said vein or lode cannot be asccr-
tanned by actual measurement, but the same Is
bounded on each side by the walls OF the same
and the amount Of ground contained between
the given end lines and the unascertaincd walls
Is estimated at thirty seven go acres. Said
claim il more particularly described In the notice
and diagram posted In this Office and on the
claim. WARREN 4. L0CKHART, d
RrOistnr
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Female Monthly Pills.

DR.. Pcrrault Is the only agent in California for
Dr Bots Female Monthly Pills. Their i'm.
rnensc sale has established their reputation as a
female remedy unapproached, and far in adSvnce
of every other remedy for snppressions aud r.
recularitics. and other distractions in females.
ON the receipt OF five dollars these pills Will be
sent BY mail or express to any part OF the world,
securc from curiosity or damage.
Persons at q distance can be cured at home by
addressing q letter to DR.. Pcrrault, corner OF
sacramento md Montgomery streets, Rooms 10
and II, or Box pT3, Postof1cc, San Francisco,
stating the case as infinitely as possible, general
habits of living. occupation, etc, etc.
All communications confidential. rnqn1
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. LIS.
L. 6. RrGIsTER's OFrICr,

U. S. REGIsTER's OFFICE.
CARSON CITY. New, November 9Th, SIS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Globe Mining Company, by n. ii. A. Mason,
Superintendent, have this day filed in thisoilicc a
diagram. together with u notice of application
for a Patent from the United States. under Act
"r Congress, approved July a6, 1866, for 1,GO0
;.ct OF a certain vein or lode Of quartz or other
rock in place, bearing gold. silver. copper, and
other metals. commonly called and known as tho
Arizona Lode and Globe Mining Company's
claim, situated in the Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada. Said claim Is described
az follows. to.wit Commencing at a stake set
on summit Of ridge about one. fourth Of n mile
northwest of the town OF American Flat, at
which point Mt. Lincoln bears S i5o ~ E: Gran
tie Quarry west of Rlgby's mill bears S 13o AZ
w. The 4 section corner post on the west line
Of Sec. u 7. 10 n. II. 81 j., bears 5 $40 30 L 451
feet distant; thence running $ $50 10 W LOCO
feet to stake set in deep %rayinc; thence s $40
45 L 200 feet thence y 3Jo ~ E2,OO0 feet /;
thence n 80 ~ W 200 feet to place OF begin.
ming, containing seven and thirty-f0ur hun
drcdths & 3i.1O0 acres. Said claim IL more
particularly described In the notice and diagram
posted In this office and on the claim.
WARREN Il. L0CKrIART,
Register.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

DESTRICT COURT OF THE
~ United States for the District Of Nevada
In Bankruptcy.-In the matter Of Ii. G.. AN
DERSON, Observation-Disclosures of Nevada, ~. a
warrant In bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate OIL. G. Anderson, ofthe
County Of Storey and State of Nevada, in said
District, who has been duly adjudgcd n bank
rupt upon petition Of his creditors, and the pay
mcnt Of any debts and the delivery Of any prop.
erty belonging to such bankrupt to him .or TO
ARE forbidden by law. A meeting of the credit.
ors of said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and
choose one or more assignccs Of his estate, will
be held ut a Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden
at No. 10 North G street. Virginia City. Storey
County, Nevada, In said District. on the 2Tth day
OF March, A. ID. 1869, at ~ O'Clock NJ, at the
Office of Mn e. STROTHER, the Register in
Bankruptcy Of said District. II. V. DEY,
U. S. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
Hillycr, Wood & Deal, Attorneys and Sollci.
TORS for Petitioners. mb16.td