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Assistant Secretary Of the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER, I
Monday. February b, 1871. }

SENATE CHAMBER,
Monday, February =, 1871
The Secretary called the roll:
Present: The presiding officer, ana Messrs'
Anderson, Antoine, Barber, Bowman, But-
Ter. Campbell, Couplahd, Dalge, FISH
Eutch Gallup, Harris, Herwig, Hunsahef,
Ingraham, jerks, kelso' L iy;.h S Sworas
Svnber. Thomas Thompson, Twltcheli'
Todd, Whitney, WilcOx-3l.
The reading of the minutes OF the previous
session was dispensed with.
Communications from His Exceliency, the
Governor. we're read, submitting the noml-
nations of William T. Rose as Clerk OF the
Sixth Judicial District Court in and Ter the
parish Of Livingston.
LIE. Lemarie, as Tax Collector for the
Second District of the city OF sNew VI
| leans
Bennett Hitchcock, as Assessor and lax
| Collector for the parish of Concordia.
BY unanimous consent, the nomlna.lon OF
William T. Rose was taken up, and was
confirmed by the following vote:
For confirmation: Messrs Anderson,
Antoine Barber, Bowman, Butler, Coup
land, Daigle, Fish, Futch, GallnP, Harms,
Herwig, Hunsaker, Ingraham, jerks, heAso'
Lynch, holland, O'Hara, Pierce, Raglan,
Smith, Swords, Sypher, Thomas, Thompson,
Todd, Twitchell, Whitney, Wilcox-3l.
Against confirmation: None.
The nomination of L. Z. Lemarie was re-
ferred to the delegation from the Second
District.
By unanimous consent the nomination OF
Bennett Hitchcock was taken up, and was
confirmed by the following vote:
For continuation: Messrs. Anderson, An
tome. Barber, Bowman, Butler, Campbell,
COPELAND. DaigIe, Fish, Futch, Gallup,
Harris, Herwis, Hunsaker, lngraham,
jerks, Kelso, Lynch, holland, O'Hara,
Pierce, Raglan, Smith, Swords, Sypher,
Thomas, Thompson, Todd, TwitcLell, Whit
ney. Wilxcox-3i.
Against confirmation: None.
The city delegation, to whom was referred
the nomination Of w. r. Fish as Register of
Conveyances for the parish of Orleans, re-
ported favorably upon the nomination.
By unanimous consent the nomination
was taken up, and was confirmed by the
following vote:
For confirmation: Messrs. Anderson. An
tome. Barber, Bowman, Butler. Campbell.
COPELAND. Daigle, Fish, Futch. Gallup. Har-
RS. Herwig, Hunsaker, Ingraham, jerks,
gan. Smith, Swords, Sypher, Thomas.
Thompson, Todd, Twitchell, Whitney, VIII
cox-3!.
Against confirmation: None.
The Senate then rose from executive SEES
sion. .-.
PITT CRAVATH,
Aes;S.opt Sacrotory- nf +Ia Senate i
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PITT CRAVATH,
SENATE CHAMBER

SENATE CHAMBER,
Wednesday, January -, 1871. !
The Secretary called the roll
Present: The presiding officer, and Messrs.
Anderson. Antoine, BARRIER. BlacAman,
Bowman, Butler. Campbell. Coupiand.
Dai.lc, Fish, Futch. Gallup. Harris. Herwig.
Hunsaker Ingraham. jerks, kelSo. Lewis,
Lynch, McMillen. holland, O'Hara. Pierce,
PinchbacIs Raglan. Ray. Smith. Swords,
Sypher, Todd. Twitchell, Whitney, Viii
cOX-3i.
The reading OF the minutes OF the previous
session was dispensed with.
The President then laid before the Sen
ate a communication of his ExcellcIcy the
Governor. submitting nominations of. Viz:
J. Edward Leonard as District Attorney,
Thirteenth Judicial District OF Louisiana.
William W. Farmer as District Attorney,
Fourteenth judicial District OF Louisiana.
BY unaninous consent they were taken
up for consideration.
Jpon cali Of the roll. the nomination OF
the aforesaid j. Edward Leonard was con
tirmed by the following vote. viz:
For confirmation Messrs. Anderson. An
tome. Barber. Blackman, Bowman, Butler
Campbell. Coupland, Daigie. Fish. Futch
Gallup, Harris. Herwig. Hunsaker, Ingra
ham, jerks. kelso. Lewis, Lynch. McMillen
holland, Pierce. PInchbacll. Raglan. Ray
Smith Swords, Svpher, Todd, Iwitchell
Whitney, Wilcox-3:,.
Against confirmation: None.
The nomination of the aforementioned
William w. Farmer was then confirmed by
| the following vote:
For confirmation Messrs. Anderson. IN
| tome. Barber, Blackman, Bowman Butler
| Campbell, COPELAND, Daigle. FISH, Futch
Gallup, Harris, Herwig. Hnns&hcr, lngra
ham. jerks, kelso, Lewis, Lynch, McMillen
| holland. Pierce, Pinchbach, Raglan, Ray
| Smith, Swords, Sypher, Todd, Twitchell
| Whitney, Wilcox-33.
! Against confirmation: None.
A further communication from lis excel
lency was then read, submitting the nomina
ton Of Napoleon Underwood as Assessor an
Tax Collector for the parish Of East Bato
Rouge, which, by unanimous consent, wa
taken UP and confirmed by the followin
vote:
For confirmation: Messrs.. Anderson
Barber, Blackman, Bowman, Butler
Campbell, COPELAND, Daigle, Fish, Futel
Gallup, Harris, Herwig, Hunsaker Il
graham, jerks, Kelso, Lewis, Lynch, NJ
Millen, holland, Pierce, Raglan, Ray, Smith
S %;9SdsE sMXpher' Todd rwitcheil' Whitney
Against confirmation: Nessrs. Anton
and Pinchback-2.
| Mr.. Wilcox, from the delegation repr
ssating the Twslfth 3 atorial Distziet =
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PITT CRANATH,
I I z 1Nh Il IT,
Assistant Secretary OF the Senate.

SENATE CHAMBER. !
Monday, January 30, 1871. :
The Secretary called the roll.
Present the presiding officer, and Messrs'
Antoine, Barber, Blackman, Butler, Camp
bell. COPELAND, Daigle, Fish, Futch, Gal
lup, Harris. Herwig Hunsaker, Ingraham'
jerks, Kelso, Lewis. McMillen, holland,
O'Hara, Pierce. Pinchback, Raglan. Ray,
Smith, Sypher, todd, Twitchell, Wileox-29.
The minutes of the previous session were
read.
No corrections.
The President then laid before the Senate
communication from his Excellency the
Governor, submitting the following nomina-
tons:
r. p Bruton as Assessor and Tax Collec-
tor for Union parish.
ID. S. Hunsaker as Assessor and Tax Col
lcctor for st. James parish.
Charles +. Smith as Assessor and Tax
Collector for Ascension parish
By unanimous consent the nomination of
x. p. Bruton was taken up, and his
| appointment confirmed 10y the following
vote:
| For confirmation: Messrs. Antoine, Bar
Der. Blackman. Butler Campbell, COPELAND.
Daigle, Fish, Futch, Gallup, Harris, Herwig.
Hunsaksr, Ingraham. jerks, kelso. Lewis,
McMillen, holland, O'Eara, Pierce, Pinch
back, Kagan, Ray, Smith, Sypher, Todd,
| Twitchell, WilcOx-29.
Against confirmation: None.
BY unanimous consent the nomination of
D. s. Hunsaker was taken up, and his
appointment confirmed by the following
vote:
For confirmation: Messrs. Antoine, Bar
Der, Backman. Butler, Campbell. Daigle,
Fish, Futch, Gallup, Harris, Herwig, Hun
saker Ingraham, jerks Kelso, Lewis,
McMiIlen, holland, OHara, Pierce, Pinch
back. Raglan, Ray, Sypher, Todd, Twitchell,
Against combinations Messrs. COPELAND
and Smith,.
| Bv unanimous consent the nomination of
Charles F. Smith was taken up, and his
appointment confirmed by the following
vote:
For confirmation: Messrs Antoine. Bar
Der, Blackman, Butler. Campbell, Coup-
land, Daigle Fish, Futch, Gallup, Harris,
Herwig, Hunsaker, 1ngraham, jerks. Kelso,
Lewis, McMil!en, holland, O'Hara, Pierce,
Pinchback, Raglan, Smith, Sypher Todd,
Twitchell, Wilcox-28
Against confirmation: None.
The Senate then rose from executive ses-
sion.
PITT CRAVATH,
Assistant Secretary of the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER,
wednesday, February l, 1871. !
The Secretary called the roll.
Present: The presiding officer, and Nessrs.
Andetson, A1tofne, DaIber, Bowman, But.
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SENATE CHAMBER, }
Thursday, January %, 1871. !

SENATE CHAMBER, }
Thursday, January 70, 1871.
The Secretary called the roll.
Present: TIE presiding officer, and Messrs.
Anderson. Antoine, Barber. Blacknan,
Bowman Butler. Campbell, Coupiand,
Daigle Fish, Futch, Gallup, Harris. Herwig,
Hunsaker. Ingraham, jerks, kelso. Lewis.
Lynch, McMillen, holland, OHaIa, Pierce.
Pinchback. Raglan. Ray, Swords, Syphcr,
Todd, Twitchcll Whitney, Wi!cox-33.
The reading OF the minutes ofthe previous
session was dispensed with.
The President then laid before the Senate
a communication from the Governor, sub
uniting the nomination Of II. l.. Daigre as
Parish Judge of the parish OF Rap;des.
The nomination was taken up by unani
nous consent.
Upon call Of the roll the nomination
was confirmed by the following vote:
For combinations: Messrs. Anderson, An
tome, Barber. Backman. Bowman, Butler,
Campbell, COPELAND, Daiglc, Fish, EutcE,
Gallup. Harris. IIerwig, Hunsaker. lngra
ham. jerks kelso Lewis, Lynch, McMillen
holland, OHara. Pierce, Pinchhack. Ra-
gan, Ray, Swords, Svpher Todd, 1wltchell
Whitney, Wilcox-a3.
Against confirmation: None.
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell the Senate
rose from executive session.
PITT CRAVATH,
Assistan. Secretary of the Senate.
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PITT CRANATH
Assistant Secretary OF the Senate.

SENATE CHAMBER. Z
Saturday, January Is, 1871.
The Secretary called the roll
Present: The presiding officer, and Messrs'
Antoine. Barber Blackman, Bowman, But
Ter, Campbell, COPELAND. Daigle. Fish
Futch, Gallup, Harris, Herwig, lngraham'
jerks. kelso, Lewis, Lynch, McMillen, No
land O'IIara. Pierce. Pinchback. Raglan,
Ray. Smith. Swords. Sypher. Twitchell.
Todd. Whitney, Wilcox-32.
The minutes Of the previous session were
read.
No corrections.
The Senate then rose from executive SEES
sion.
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A country clergyman says he has married
but one couple in. year, and they paid
him nothing, staid to dinner, a. it was .
rainy day, and then borrowed his umbrella
vhea they left, which he has leyer seen
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SENATE CHAMBER. (
Friday, January 10, 1871.
Tie Secretary called the roll.
Present: The presiding officer, and Messrs.
Anderson. Antoine, Barber. BlackmaE,
Bowman Butler. Campbell, COPELAND. Fish.
Futch Gallup. Harris. Herwis, Hunsaker,
Ingraham. jerks. Kelso, Lewis Lynch, Nc
Millen. holland. O'Hara. Pierce, Pinchback,
Raglan, Ray. Smith. Swords. Thompson,
Todd. Twitchell, Whitney, Wilcox-'-2.
The President then laid before the Senate
the following communication from the Gov
ernor:
STATE OF LOUISIANA }
Executive Department, :
New Orleans. January 49, 1911
To The Honorable President and Members OF the
Senate:
have the honor to submit for the advice
and consent OF the Senate, the following
nominations, to Wit:
John l.. Lewis. as District Judge OF the
Eleventh Judicial District OF Louisiana.
w. Jasper Blackman. as Assessor and Tax
Collector Tor the parish Of Claiborne.
(Sigredl H. c. WARMOTH.
Governor OF Louisiana.
Mr.. Ray moved to take up the nonina
tons for confirmation.
Adopted.
The Secretary called the roll upon the
nomination OF John l.. Lewis, as District
Judge of the Eleventh judicial District OF
Louisiana. with the following result:
For confirmation: Messrs Anderson. An
tome, Barber. Blackman, Bowman, Butler
Campbell, COPELAND. Fish, Gallup, Harris
Herwig Hunsaker. Ingraham, jerks. kelso
Lewis, Lynch. McMillen. holland. O'Hara
Pierce, Pinchback, Raglan, Ray, Smith
Swords, Todd, Twitchell. Whitney, Will
cox-3l.
Against combinations: Mess-s. Eutch
Thompson
The President announced tie appointment
confirmed.
Upon motion of Mr.. Blackman the Sen
ate then rose from executive session.
PITT CRAVATH.
Secretary The Seu:tte
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EXECUTIVE SESSION.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
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Assistant Secretary OF The Senate.

SENATE CHAMBER. !
Tuesday, January II, 1871.
The Secretary called the roll.
Present: The presiding officer, and Messrs.
Anderson, Antoine. Barber. BlacEuan,
Daigle. Fish. Futch, Gallup. Harris. Herwig.
Hunsaker, lngraham. jerks. Lewis. Lynch,
McMillen. holland, Pierce, Pinchback. Ra-
gan, Ray, Smith, Swords. Sypher IoGd.
Twitchell. Whitney, WilcoX-322.
The minutes Of the previous session were
read.
No corrections.
The consideration Of the nomination OF
w. Jasper Blackburn being i'll order, MIR.
B!ackman moved that the nomination be
referred to tue Senators representing the
district where the nominee resided.
Mr.. Ray moved to amend by instructing
the delegation to report at the mex. execu
tive session.
Adopted.
TIE nomination was ,hen referred TO said
delegation.
The Presi,len. then laid before the Senate
the following communication from tie GOV
ernor:
STATE LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
New Orleans. January "a lG1l.
To tie Honorable President aud Members Of tin
Senate.
have the honor to submit for the advice
| and consent OF the Senate the nomination o
| ii. S. Welton. as Parish Judge III and lo
| the parish of West Feliciana.
iSionedl II. c. WARMOTU,
Governor OF Louisiana.
On motion OF Mr.. jerks, the nomination
was referred 10 the delegation from III
| Twelfth Senatorial District.
| The President then laid before the Senat
| a communication from The Governor. which
| pertained in part to executive session ant
in part TO open session.
On motion OF Mr.. Lynch, the Secretar.
| was instructed 70 return the communicated
to the Governor, with the request that 1t b
properly separated and accommodated.
Adopted.
| The Senate then rose from executive se'
| sion.
| PITT CRAVATH,
| Assistant Secretary of Senate.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
FIR ST S E S SION
OF THE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY

OF TEE
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that time, offered to exchange my warrants
at the rate Of seventy-tive or eighty cents,
and stated to Mr.. Gaines that he might so
make INV offer to the board. Mr.. Gaines
afterward. on that day, said that the board
had decided that the bonds must lie given
out at seventy cents under the law.
Cross-examined-I told Mr.. Delery that
if he would collect the warrants l would
paw him commission; he declined the pro-
position, but said if l was successful in the
| end could make him present ii l chose
| so to do.
| The evidence was here closed, ii being un-
| derstood that the testimony OF the Governor
would re taken concerning the time he al
| fixed his signature to the act. 1t was also
agreed that the respondents should submit
a statement of the character OF the war
rants and certificates presented by Cover
nor War.noth upon the morning OF Satur-
day.
The case was then continued until Friday
| morning next for argument.
Comm. siOner Weiler's CcUrt
Alexander White, one of tue crew Of the
ship Arcturus, charged John Smith. second
mate of the ship, with an intense and pro
longed assault and battery. A similar
charge was made by John Lulden against
William Taylor, the first mate Of the same
vessel The evidence Of the crew showed
that the atlantis had been savagely beaten
with a "belaying pin,' which is piece OF
wood somewhat like a pOliceman's club, bu,
somewhat longer. Although the two mates
gave evidence for each other, the commits
sioner adjudged them to give bonds in the
sum of $500 each to answer the charge be
fore the United States Circuit Court.
One of the crew of the steamer sued fol
wages amounting to eighteen dollars. As al
/ offset the barkeeper presented whisky bill
, for thirteen dollars and sixty-tive cents
The evidence induced the commissioner t.
regard this bill as extortionate, and he ad
judged q deduction of ten dollars. 1t woul'
facial expression s to have seen that bal
5 keepers face, after that bill had been re
, duced that amount
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stray Note~

gentleman. in his eagerness at the table
TO answer call for some apple pie. owing to
the Knife slipping on the bottom of the dish,
found his knuckles buried in the crust. when
. wag who sat opposite him sravely observed.
Eh,is be, bed bis plats:s-;iSir, IN trouble
yon Tor bit Nniie your hand is in''A.4-ao
Two coiored gentlemen playing billiards
quh1eied! One hit the other a tremendous
blow ove- tie head with the butt end of cue
which made the splinters hy. wbereupon the
assaulted darkey paused 70 remark: Now,
little"
Some girls never will learn to restrain the
natural impulses of their nature. A minister
was babtizing girl at Ripan, Wisconsin, aud
when heShad spoDersed her. and canss out Of
the water, he asked her how she felt In her
mind. Her answer was, "Au huuky, only 8
little wet"
There is something exquisite in our country
man reply TO the European traveller. when
he asked him If be had just crossed the Alps
Wsal, now you, call my attention to the
fact. guess did pass risin' ground a spell
ago"
A Bostonian who did Mount Washington on
toet last year, has informed the Transcript
that be got as ravenous as a raven among the
ravines, and sat down on one of the gorgeous
gorges and gorged himself.
Unfortunately ridicule is a weapon TO which
'oShiohAnS OAbSu NlcIu, forgetting tOat
belongs only to little and uneenerous minds,
and those who use it are subjects for compass
sion rather thaA dread,
An exchange tells OF . negro who Insisted
thai his race vas mentioned IN the Bible
He said he had heard the preacher read about
how Niger Demus wanted TO be born
again
Pleasure IS q shadow; wealth is vanity, and
power a pageant; bnt knowledge is eccentric
IN frame, unlimited in space and infinite in
duration.
A student at Yale startled the class at reci-
tation the other day. What stars never
set?" asked the Professor. 'Roostars, - was
the prompt reply.
Woman is 8 delnsion. madam" exclaimed
a crusty old bachelor TO a witty young lady.
And man is always hugging some delusion
or other" was the quick reply.
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District Court Summons.
liz THE DISTRICT cornr or Tile NtN,trl

~ THE DISTRICT couRr or TIFF SiNrH Ju.
] di,isl District state o. SsShda--M Watts,
Plaintiff, ARainst \. j. Waite, Defendant.
Action brought In the DiAtrct Conrt 10 ths Snth Ju
dcia District OF tho State Of Styadi, and the com.
plant Med IN tho once u the Clerk ~ sAld District
Conri. Nm.. .r.| f..'" H.... .r .. d.. ..
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 8. 7. waite,
Defendant. ~ M. E.'
Iou are hereby required 10 sppcar In action
brought against you by the aboVt named plaintiff, In
the District Court of the Smith judicial District Of tho
State Of Nevada. aud 10 answer The complaint hled
therein. within ten days tefciusTe Of tho day
Of serYcc after the service on you Of this
summons. II served within this County. or, n served
out Of this County, but In ,his District within twenty
days otherwise, within forty days; or judgment by
default viii bs taken agnn't you, according TO tho
prayer Of said complaint Had. .. ...r. .f..r.s b..
The said action Il brought to obtain decree Of d.
and Judgment for cost In this action. and 10
dissolve the bonds ut inAtrimupy heretofore EXISTING
botseeb the plaintiff and tho defendant, ias may be
more fully seen by reference W The complaint now
file In Toy uf1co. .
Aud you are hereby notified that " you fail 10 ap-
pear and Inswrr the said complaint ~ hboyo re
qured the said plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for tn
relief demanded therpiu. 0'.'.. ... ..f....
IL. 81 Given under nay hand and tho seal Of tie
District Court ~ the Ninth Judicial District Of 10
state of Nevada this Ilh day ~ May In the ycsrof
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ~ me
II. H. SCOTT. county Clers.
tI0 oonta Scvsds revenue stamp cAncelcd.l
buCuS TiyKrh, Atrys for Plaintiff. myltt
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VOLUNTEER PRIsoNER. The New YOik Tri-
bune relates the following singular story:

VOLUNTEER PHISoNER.-The New Yofk Tri-
bune relates. the following singular story:
About ten years ago young Am erican, from
New York, Walter Hastings by name dining
in London in company with Lord c., ex-
pressed the opiuion that solitary confinement
in dark cell was not 90 dreadful a punish
ment as had been represented. His lordship
so goes the tale--ofiered Hastings G1O, 900
If he would undergo cntiTs seclusion for ten
years: The proposition being agreedto, a cell
was fitted up in Lord C--'s town house. Ii
was from twelve to fifteen feet square. The
prisoner was TO be allowed candles, a few
books, writing materials, plain food-the latter
Herved by man who was not 20 be seen In
this way Hastings has been living for decade
Of years, his term expiring about the lst of the
present month. He 10 now released, and has
received. we Suppose, his hard. earned money.
He emorges FROM his dungeon in rather de-
lapidated condition, appearing, though only
thirty-iye, Ike n man Of sixty.five years OF
age, his franse STOPPING and his steps lettering,
his face sallo~, his hair and beard white, HE
voice tremulous, and his speech besitatingu
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BEDBUos are said to open up moro lively
this Spring. seys the Idaho Democrat, than at
any other time IN the memory of che oldest In
habitant. Que Of these Insects, as seen
through microscope, looks about as large ms
q wild hog with blood-sucking scout on
him three feet long and nippers on The end to
hang on by. When alarmed, the crit,sr pos
seases the faculty Of singing biB head flom
side 10 side just like dog worried hog at bay,
and when punched mp u little you can al.
most hear him "chomp" and snort 70 the
student OF bugology aud the lover Of the beau
ties and wonders OF animate natnIe, we know
OF nothing more interesting than mngbibed
look at sp innocent and frisky little bedbug.
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The ELKO INDEPENDENT.
a SATURDAY. NAY AZ, 1871.
: LULu-s coN1P.ArSrr

sLULu-s COMPLAINT. aCT
Is poor title Sorro~fui bssy. -
Tor Bttset 10 .say dp.u srlirS;
my ntfen has Statched my npder @N-
And Dolly Yon't say her p'Ayers
s hatn't seen hy bootiiul rn.rr-nA ~ N
Since ever 50 Ion ado;
An Amt her tuner' est baby,
No londsr, for Bidget said 80.
Ny mas dot inoder nesr baby; rr-ar rr-
...r.. nod dived it-He did-yes'erdAy, ..
An IL kies IL HES, oh 80 deful,
Wis He would tate II away.
don't wan; no 'Sreet lice Sstefi-g
want my dood mamma. 7 10: wv
wat her TO tiss me. an ttss me-
An tall me her p'ecious Lulul
... dess my bid papa win bin me
|.H little dood ttten some day
Here's nurse Wild my rnaInrna's new baby.
..#. Wis sc would tats II away. .. . 80.
oh. oh, what tunnia' yed hndersI
II sees mt yits oN5 o. t:s eyesi
dess we will tsep II. an diyeu
Some fanny whenever IL kes.
--Ls J. I dess / viii dive II my Dolly IltIi ~
To play wild mo- every day;
rH....s And Z dess, des-- cay. B'tdget ar.
As bod not 70 tsse II away. ....... ..-a
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

'ItUg PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
y undbr the nrm name or BeAehey, Wines Co. IL
this dsy dissolved by mutual consent H.
HILL DEAOHEY,
LEN, WINES
MART SMrTii.
pho, Sevaas, Msy Rth, 1871 ...l .fN iI.r '....