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WIN. ROBSON, Sub Agent
II Office-zWith S. NJ Chapman, Market street.
DR. ]. i. MOORE, Medical Examiner.
FHyIIIs COMPANY issues policies en- lives on all the
/ IL different plans and at as favorable rates as any
other, while it has no restrictions in regard to either
travel residence, and all its profits divided
Enualiy among IFS policy holders Its policies are all
issued on the non-forfeiting plan.
1t is prompt in the paymentof losses.
This Company renewed, and continues in force, Life
Insurance Policies held by the Southern survivors of
the late war-formng an exception, in this respect,
from the majority, if not all the Eastern companies
which, while the going refused to receive
premiums and thus preserve insurance on Southern
lives, bat soliciting Southern support. The
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL never, during the whole pro-
gress Of the late civil war; refused to receive the pre-
niums policies from its Southern policy holders.
SHREVEPORT REFERENCES:
Col. B. NJ. johnson, President of Home Insurance
Company; Messrs. Walsh Boisseau DR.. G. G. Cat
lett, L. l. Garter, J. G. Elstner, Dew l. Tally James
w. Howard, Drury Lacy, Dr. Joseph Wilder, Rev. R.
s. Trippett, DID, 7. ?. ieayenworth, DR.. D. III. AM
derson, Col VIM. r. Shiyers.
ORLEANS REFERESCES:
R. Z. Walker & Co.
G. w. Manson
Il. Macdonald ,,....,... firm Of Brooks & Macdonald
T. r. Tg;ran Of ffi f k ksossy
Jennings, Weeks 4 Co. - : : " -
Me = he " r. Green Co firm Of Jas eonDsz Co.
H. Won Phul, Jr., Co.
81 Geo. G. Gamer Co.
i" JOHN H. Phelps & Co.
+ Chenoworth, Casey & Go
8" Henderson, Peale Go
b. W. Huntington.
Messrs. S. B. Newman & Co. sz-s5s
/" Woods, Mathews & Co.
g Warren, Crawford & Co.
's Ethel & Thomas
Barnett h Shepard,
" Geo W. Bancker & Co.
Gen. s. B. Buckner
g ID Il. Maury.
Messrs. Lamb, Quinlan & Co..
w Rail
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city Post Office Building.

y. 3
YTYHE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens of Shreveport, athe has established
in the City Post Office building,
A Legitimate News Depot,
where can be found for SALE at all times, and at re-
duced prices, all of the principal POLITICAL Religious,
Scientific, Literary, and Comic
NEWSPAPERS OF THE DAY;
Aso-Perioaieals, Magazines, and Fashion Plates for
the Ladies' and choice selection OF sheet -Ausic
for the Piano and Guitar.
The Depot will be constantly supplied with the arti,
ces above enumerated by publishers N the principal
cities in the United States.
Lists of Papers Magazines, ETC., with prices, semitic
parties on application note otherwise at the city
Post Office
Soliciting the patronage OF the lovers of Literature
- Yerys respectfully, r. E. RANKIN, JR.
Shreveport, May, 1868. [my27 E $500
TOBACCO! ToBACCo:!
T 0oNEY, BUCKNER Il CO., dealers 10 10 sadafefy
IL and saddlery Hardware corner Of IeAas s.Iees
and the LeYee are agents for all the Missouri ienaceo
Manufactures. Tobaeeos of all grades Tor SAFE IN guam
titles to suit purchasers at the manufacturers prices
freight added. ,4c
Shreveport, December is. 1861, W.
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EEyHE TRUSTEES of the Shreveport uniFeTsl.y IL
pleased to announce that hey have sucsseaea IN
securing the services OF Prot u
lizard 10 afford eqnal to those
Of any eounITy and nstsa o. fsn sn o a
sous ~ ut home as will command the respect and
canfdence of the entire community &c attain tins
end no pains will be spared to secure the best ana
most experienced educators, men Of
r ,inns scholarship. experience and skill.
HtFhe University IS located in very pleasant ana
haalthfnl situation two miles west OF ShresepeTl
Ihe grounds are extensive afordng ample room III
aser:ise and the building is capable OF aeconinoaal-
We shall educate sons there and we urge al
thase who wish 10 leave to their sons tue best
that man can leave to his pasterity cooperate
III III, !. John NJ. DWELL,
y is'' President Board Trustees.
Shreveport. January 13, 1859. lt
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HofeI Arrivals.

BROOKS HsaIS E-Tnezday, Jan. IA " Roys-
don. cify-J II gabor Delsoto-R H Alsobroo : n O.
G w EendaIl, soayJ NJ Gnrtman, q ; Clements, Tex
j % BsS4iss, lzaanwood Lab s Logan, Mansfeld--A
q Elackburn, Wood Co Tex Smith, Jas |. Tucker,
Tex--s " Laag, Miss Thos Il Hall, smith Go Tex
Marshall-R il Davis, " Faililorc, Judge Jeplins,
gfaddn =
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Shreveport Price Current,

lnADE FRor ACTUAL SALES rHEY TRAsspIRED., "
It should be understood that quotations, gener
ally represent the wholesale prices, United States
currency. In filling small orders, higher rates will
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Pass C zaEsis6Iana College,

Pass " aaEsaSaEaBa college.
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS
Incorporated 1866, by the State Legislature.
CONDUCTED BY THE CRIsTIAN BROTHERS
The Academic Year Commences ON the First
Monday of October and ends July 81.
TEyIIS delightful Watering Place is SO well known in
y the South that it needs eulogium. Situated
the Lake shore, surrounded by shady pine groves
the charms and advantages of each easily imagined
when connected with college.
The studies, comprising the Collegiate, Commercial
and Preparatory departments, embrace all important
branches taught ii the best colleges Of the country.
TERMS:
(Inrariably in Advancel
Board Washing Tuition and Doctors Fee, per term Of
five months. SI65 90
Entrance Fee paid only once 10 90
Vacation at College ..........-.... co 90
Music use Of Instruments and drawing are extra.
deposit Of s25 for Incidental expenses, stationery,
&c, required # unexpended, returned n
Fer particulars, apply at the office Of this paper;
address BRIG. ISAIAH. President,
auI9 ~ Pass Christian, Miss:
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Total number shipped since Sept:l, 1865 Sl,5ll
The following the prices paid for hides wool,
Shreveport Dry Goods Market.


Spragne's and othcrstanda,t prints. .......1SI5c.
Standard brown cottons, 4-i.... .16}Ic.
Standard shlttEngs, 7-S.. .l43fc.
sea Island brown .-..... .......t5c.
0snaburgs, 3-4 and COX Nl23c
llonsaa!e A bleached. .......... .2l@92l3ae
Other "A bleaehed goods. .......... .....12@l6c.
Li1sssYs- &f
Stiinan's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CSC.
-Nfllte ROCK III G.
Other brands -. ..lo(922c
Iuseys- Eas9
| Other brands Of light quality. ...... .l7n22c 3
SetiaetsRange according 70 quality. -45@521aac
sAeatueky Jeans
Northern make, colar'd, all wool filings Ga4oc.
| Extra quality ...s... Y. S. .6oc
Cation Strips and Pa lf =Ez*
Heaviest. -.. lG9l s23c,
Lighter grades. .l2253 &c
1sekings-
MaltFess - sa
Feather .2aGgo2c.
Methuen, "A ........ .. z...... ....t. .52c
Bzaakets-
Gray Brown esa ~
@ oIne gray 90 es4s .9
Extra Mackinaw ............ ,S5Q35 30
10-4 silk-bound bed. I.............s. s4ag36
Elanneis--
White and red Sd Atwood ........ a5 6035c.
White and red rs. all wool. 4q0nJoc.
Blue and red twilied. =. -. .33W45c.
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uTTSrg ESQ Ms

MUSIC LESSONS
rHHIIE undersigned is now prepared to give Lessons
IL the Piano or Guitar pupils, at their residence
or at the hall of the Glee Club.
Terms-0ne Dollar per lesson. IF there are two or
pupils at the same house, liberal deduction will
be made z.S#4zs w. S. DONALDSON.
~ All orders left at Cumming, Morrison Co s
will be promptly attended to- Pianos tuned and re-
paired. Sheet Music for sale ljY2a 1ys
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THE BOOKS AND PAPERS of Elstner, Trustworthy
Co. will be found in the office of i c. ELSTNEH, at
No. on the Levee, who is in my absence, authorised
to receive and receipt for all moneys due said firm.
B. II. Trustworthy,
Liquidating Partner.
Shreveport February 26, 1868. fees If
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565.
WILCOX a. GIEBs'
SILENT
Family Sewing Machine.
jals 6ml ---z--- 7. Il: 4 7 ~ 6-oo.,-Asenes.

ruyHE FIRST REGULAR SESSION of this Institn-
ton will commence on Monday, Febrnaryss,
1860. and close the last week IN June
Aa Ne o. at'ioA' - $40 %
ii run ~. "a ~ rtn,as,t % 90
i acsasa. .or, nan u5ant #-;7 SO 90
if # : 80 f,, ~ lltr,a m SO GO
Board per month including washing, lights g. ~ q
No deduction viii be made from the above rates, eA-
cent id cases of protracted Sickness Eaeh peaIosr
iii he expected to furnish his Wash-basn pitcher
oasnr glass towels and bedding excep. Iaattress ana
! aastaad JOHN N.zHOWELL.
ss President Board Of Trustees.
90. .a.,r,,,ort J,nnary IL 1863 Eff
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FOR RENE.

49, THE !" Nat. MOORE PLACE. comprising L
..i acres Of ground under good fence house with
H5,.. rooms, Kitchen servants room and other neces
sary ont-houses, good WE'LL ander ground cstern, &c
Also-The Store the east side of Texas street, be-
tween Market and Edwards Streets known formerly as
the q Phoenix Saloon
Also-Store No. "A on the Levee, between Milan and
Crockett streets. Apply to
MONCURE & FLANAGAN, Agents.
Dncemhpr5 30 sFWtf
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TmE souTHERN FARMEg

Magnificent Agricultural y urnal,
/ EDITED by NJ. W. PHILLIPS, Memphis, Tenn
/ II assisted by an able corps of our best Southern
Agricultural and Horticultural writers. Twenty four
pages, beautifully illustrated
This is without doubt, of the most beautiful and
valuable agricultural papers published and should be
and aasf should be he PRIDE the South
/ Get clubs for TIE ILLUSTRATED NUMBER FOR
/ JANUARY, 1869. Among other beautiful .engravings
gotten up expressly for this number viii be superb
life size bust of the Editor Chief Dr.. H. w Phillips,
accompanied BY sketch of his life, by Geo Gift Esq
Also an engraving of the Chinese Cling, that measured
49, inches in circumference, and were sold for ten
cents each in the Memphis market
Send fer THE JANUARY NUMBER OF TIE FAR
MEk Single copy clubs 81 ten Or more
ceive copy of The Farmer for one year as pre-
MUM.
| Wewish to circulate $4,000 COPIES oF THE JAN
-Four pages Of advertisements will be received at so
cents ane-eash accompanying the adgersem mel,
49, Address, III. w. PHILLIPS,
die 5tw Memphis, Tenn.
ON SALE
| " so bbls. Best COAL OIL, guarateed in
every respect, at so cents. Sold in any quantity by
s .ss-e. s#zss TANDY & MORTON
jas DIFF No. Is on the Levee.
| " e Large stock eHoIeEG BUTTER,
= TANDY 4 MORTON,
d2a diff No:sl6 on the Leyee.
W Large stock BUCKWHE FLOUR, in
25- pound sacks, at cents pound--eheap common
/ -four, by sTANDY g. NORTON,
dos diff No. 16 on the iaevee.
~ 200 boxes best brands CHEWING TO
Cheap, by TANDY & MORTON,
d29 DIFF No. Is on the Levee.
" 200 sacks Choice Black WINTER OATS,
(now is the time to sow by l
TANDY & MORTON,
d23 DIFF No Is on the Levee.
nm SALE-=
W 100 Sacks BRAN, by
TANDY 4 MORTON.
doc DIFF No 16 on the Leree.
W CHOICE LIQUERS-Gf all brands at
the lowest prices, by TANDY & MORTON,
d29 diff No l6 on the Levee.
GEORGE A. PIKE, z
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

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,-s.s The large aud elcgan. side -wheel steam
srassGLsr~er b. T.. hodge, Capt. w, T. Board
assssssssss- ken, Click leaves as above on
the arrival of the cars from Marshall Fer freight or
passage apply on board jaf0 Std
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Officers
TEos. W.. sCOTT, agent,

Shreveport, La. So
WIN. ROBSON, Sub agent.
e Ofice--With S. NJ. Chapman, Market street.
Dr. ]. T.. MOORE, Medical Examiner.
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80 .5z P. Fl. ROSSQN, Auctioneer.
Also

At the same time and place, very desirable frame
dwelling containing five rooms, good well and under
ground cisern kitchen and two servants rooms, stu
ated the of alley and Market street. 'front.'
ing 100 feet Market street, being lot No. in block
46 the former residence of Thos. Z. Beale Esq. and
occupied by Col. Jessup. Terms and conditions
above
P. H. RossoN, Auetioneer.
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IIuEA N fIt,a fnrI az
"a - 8 ss, fisilsa = zi ihe lug to1a
steamer b1 Il. Hodge, Capt. ". Z. Boardnan, John
Aiken CLERK leaves above on the arrival Of the
ST. fsosa, sssxshall
~ SpYt flp,p,v, M
IN A.. nI>1Ns WpDSEsnAE jan - ne Nouns
clerk, sill leFe as above an tbe arrival of the cars
Nf,on, Marshall - - -. 49, ~ r
T-s Ell TFron, 49,. :,
IRON our Elk hanges.l 1s
We copy az follows from the Cincnnati Enquirer Of
tbe4th: 1S
'nv ~, -
Ine Weasisr eSlerday was clear aad bright, WITH
<itia, Piesans The mercury rose 10 Hity-
silye re- ae9fets =. nooh. Wind southwest.
Ihe llyef goatnaea 10 swell at brisk rate yester-
Win nisstiSo iGe in the channel ana seventy
in twenty-fonr hours 800 ia77 = :.
Tie chances are good far. .i,,.,fs tna in liz New
Orleans trade this week ba rd;ana win be here this
morning to load for New ra.a, s, there will be re-
ceivng at the wharf o.clay ,,o;r,t the Sill
vt opras,a Tue booth bafges, and ie MARY
i'aNsse Nv. bqt - sc.s,nsa vtss
81 her lin 4qf spoltsa ~ s14s,,s.
here with ~ n gsest rim of the season for
in ts5Tleans One lteMa as elrgo was 1900 barrels
T.hisky ,a
The Mary naTage any ulived from Pittsburg
charges 5000 kegs nails her l6s inns fnr New
Orleans including 10, 0Qo kts Tho Nary will
leave for New Orleans tesfnorSsy ''i ss v =
The Memphis Sun OF TIE 5tassys pba river at this
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REMOVED.

a RS A. S. WELLS has removed to the JeWelry
1sA Store Of G. burnside next door to j. Kahn 8
Bro, Texas street where she is opening entirely
new aud fresh stock of
Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods,
ndwhere she will be pleased to see her old friends
and customers, she has bought for cash and spre
pared to sell cheaper than ever.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.


Leaves. on WEDNESDAY, january ID.
s5s The New Orleans and Shreveport lire
sssSSsSfeessaszas packet LIZZIE HOPKINS, Captain
szssSnE1szJ ohm L Roots J. w Lancaster Clerk will
leave for New Orleans above, the arrival of the
ears from Marshall For freight or passage apply on
board fdSo 13td
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The twostory brick buildings, Nos 80 and 391 Texas
street. near the of Market street. and known
the Head House, and the barber shop adjoining. Title
perfect.
rency and the balance credit of twelve months, the
purchaser purchasers give their note notes. due
at twelve months from date, secured by good personal
security and mortgage the property, and bearing
eight per interest from date till paid. Notaria
Zee and internal revenue stamps at the expense of the
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JUDGMENT.

JUDGM ENT.
TENESTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-State of
L Louisiana, parish of Caddo--No.5 s0l4-EL1zA L..
MADISON vs. THOMAS d. TALIAFERRo. In this case, by
of the law and the evidence, it is ordered, adj
judged and decreed that the plaintiff Eliza L. Madison,
do have and recover of the defendant Thomas D. Tai
iaferro, her husband the sum of three thousand two
hundred dollars, with Eve per cent per interest
thereon from the 10th day Of October, a. d. 1865 the
dat OF judicial demand till paid and the costs of suit
to be taxed.
1s further adadged ordered and decreed that there
be separation Of property between the plaintiff and
defendant and that there be also dissolution of the
community of acquets and gains between said plaintiff
and defendant and that the plaintiff Eliza j. Madison,
be and she is hereby restored to the administration of
her parapherna property.
Thus done and signed in open Court this 18th day of
December, AID. 1868.
A. d. LEvIsEE,
@ Judge 10th judicial District, La.
Attest S. CUISINE,
dSo5tl Deputy Clerk.
JUDGMENT.
sTKyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-State of
IL Lousiana-Parish of Caddo.-- N n GIN ArILDA
B. JOKES, VS. JAMES G. JONES In this case. by reason
Of the law and the evidence, it ordered adjudged
and decreed that the plaintiff NJ. B. Jones' have and
recover of defendant j. G. Jones' the full of six
thousand one hundred and fty-nine twenty five
hnndres dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of
five per cent from Judicial demand, viz January 18th,
1858; and the further Of two hundred and eighty
dollars with like interest and the further of six
thousand dollars with like interest. And is further
ordered that plaintiff 5 legal mortgage be recognised
on real estate of the said defendant us follows viz
for the sum first named from st July 1s4s for next
sum- viz: $3.50 from Ist January 1885, and rthe sum
last named from the 18th day Of May 1886, and costs
Of suit It Is further ordered and decreed, that the
community Of aequets and gains heretofore existing
between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved and that
plaintiff be and she is hereby restored the possession
and control Of her paraphernal property and invested
With the nlanageHentof her paraphernal affairs.
Done and signed in open Court on this, the 18th day
of December, A. d. 1868.
q. B. LEVISEE,
Judge 10th Judicial District, La.
Thur Corr
Attest S. CUISINE,
dSe Sc Deputy Clerk.
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- Et3Eg SALE. )
Avery desirable place, well located, containing
H.:s. Forty Acres Land all enclosed, with good i'm
ETssss proYements, situated one mile from town. For
particulars apply at this Office ina lot
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FOR SALE!
AR EYCHANGE FDRP PROP fTY IN THE NEIGH
W borhood of Shreveport--A Tract of Land, with
500 acres 100 cleared, good Dwelling House, out
houses, orchard, g., the vicinity Of Mansfield. The
tract very valuable forts timber and is fair
upland 1t is an attractive residence. ~ Apply
at this office for further information. Ejy22 If
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, January l3.
"a THE feet running steamer JUDGE
EEa1IaaSis4z4sS FLETCHER, Capt James Phelps,
- Ferd. Y. Cel1os, Clerk, leaves above,
the arrival of the ears from Marshall For freight
or passage apply on board Sa .jaT Std
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

| Leaves TO DAY (Wednesday, January Is.
THE large and elegant SIDE wheel pack
| tI1sfIgsa~~s ct NATIONAL, Capt. Dick sinnott.
sEsszg@s wilI leave above on the arrival of the
cars from Marshall For freight or passage apply on
/ hoard las 4td
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Tutorship of the Minor JoHNP. STEPHENS.
T IN PARISH co URT-State of Louisiana-Parish of
Il Caddo--No. 216.-HEsRf w. STsPHENs vs. HOWELL
lies Tutor. BY virtue of writ of SALE issued from
the honorable the Parish Court of Caddo parish and
directed. will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door, the city OF Shreveport parish and State
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Shreveport, Jan. G, 1869. t;
sHERIFF,S SALE.

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TN DISTRICT COURT-State Of Lousiana-Parish
u of Caddo-No. so4S j. B. LEWIS JR., VS.. JOSEPH
w. P1cKENs. BY virtue of writ of sale issued from
the honorable District Court of the parish of Caddo
and to directed, Will sell at public auction, at the
Court House door, the city of Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid, on
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Departures.

MoRs -SMALL.PoI.-Ar. Marvin At a
boarding house up towg broke out yes
to-day with the smallpox, and was ro-
moved TO a cabin back Of the Granite
Mill. We have now three cases Of the
disease in Gold Hill. Two or three
new cNses were reported yesterday at
Virginia. The EHterpri,e Of this morn
ing says: although we have had
from two to four new cases per day of
the smallpox, there is no excitement
about the disease At present, and one
hardly hears it mentioned"
BRoKgRAaR CONNECTION WITH WHITR
PISa.-By Official notice in our ad-
vertisiug columns to-day, it will DO
seen that Mr.. George 4. Narye, Of San
Ftancisco, from this date is II partner Of
the firm of L. Cahill & Co., the we'll
known stock and money brokers, whose
Office is on South G street, Virginia,
and Mt present has charge Of tho bust
ness in hat city. Mr.. Driscoll, of the
firm, has gone to White Pine, with the
view OF establishing a branch Of tho
business at Treasure City.
FAILED TO AaREE.-The case Of john
ny Jones, charged with house breaking,
in assaulting Mrs. 0'Neil's house last
Saturday night, wa on trial to-day be-
fore Justice Cook Of Gold Hill. William
WOODBURY. was counsel for tho prosecu.
ton, and Drulinger for the defense.
Some very interesting aud peculiar tcs-
timony was given by Johnny Jonss, in
explanation Of how he came to 60 to
that house, and the case terminated, for
the present, in the jury failing to agree.
FLowEas.-Colsuel Currio had II
largo sale of flowers, evergreen, ETC.,
Mt his salesroom in Virginia City, this
morning. They went off readily At
good prices. whoever walked Off with
pot No. ., CASTLE rose bush, will I'M
dorstand that it belongs to the Gold
Hill Nrws offce-prica, 81 70. TIE
person who took it by mistake will
send it to Colonel Currie-and 10 ques-
ton will be sskcd-or George Downey
VIII uuHb ~ uP.l
NATIVE y TO II FOUNDRY BoRS.-
John NcConc, the we'll known proprietor
of the Nevada Foundry, Silver City, was
yesterday made tho happy father of a
daughter. This was no "April Fool
SELL" bat n puro matter Of fact and con-
graduation to the McCone family. Some
of the smartcst folks in the United Stntos
hare been born on the first day Of April.
SroRE re Rssr.-That cxeollently
place Of business on Main
street, Gold Hill, now occupied by
A. Goldsmith K Brother MS IL clothing
establishment, 10 for rent, the present
occ upauts being about to remove to
locality, further down town.
ut the store of Stern h Son, next
above.
PosrroSED.-Tho Easter Festival Of
St. John, Sunday school, Gold Hill, is
till Sunday evening, April
18th.
FAvoRAnL5.-Thc weather still con
fine and pleasant, although per-
haps q little threatening to-day.
S%HAKsPEARIAN READINGS. - james
Stark is going to give a grand
S~hakspcarian recital in Virginia some
night next week.
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Registration.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TIE
N "Offcial Rcg;stcr,' for the II, gistration OF
voters for the Municipal Officers for the town of
Gold Hill, TO be held on the first Monday in May
o%psniI,r. il now open for said registration.
+. c. COOK, Register.
Gold Hill. March o., 1869. mh29-tf
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TO MILLMEN !!

,1rE HAvR For SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill News Oflce half 8 ton OF superior
Type Metal, for lournaling purposes in Quartz
Mills, Hosting Works, etc. win DO sold at 70.
dused phtes for eash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-02
Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W.
IN s. Phclan il associated with me in the bust.
ness of Brokerage. etc, from and aftcr thia date,
and the business Of the flrn will hereafter be
carried on under the name OF ii. II. Flagg & Co.
ii. ii. FLhGG.
Gold Hill, March %, 1860. mha3.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-02
To Let.

,VlIE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
i Hall. Apply AZ room in rear OF Justices
Court, to w. N. HALL.
Gold Hill, March II. lajo. mhis-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-02

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san.ome street, aau Francisco.

snnsome Street, Aau Francisee.
Extending from Sacramento ct. to Halleck et.)
HAVING BEEN RECENTLY RENO. n
III waited and newly furnished, makes It -
The moat Quiet, economical and csmfort-.A
shIc FAMILY HOTEL in the State. Being
centrally located, 1t oiIers every inducement for
Rnsincss men and the Public generally.
The TABLES viii constantly be supplied with
every luxury the market affords. The American
Exchange Coach, with Red Lights, will be at
The Wharvcs and Depots to convey passengers
isas ON TIMOTHY SARGENT, Proprietor.