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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-10

HAD HIs POCKET PICKED.-On Wednes-
day evening a well known young man of this
city went to Reno, with plethoric pocket
book, containing about $3.50, which he in
tended to invest in the pools Standing in
dense crowd, it was some time before the
horse he wished to bet on was offered for
sale. He purchased several pools on his
fayorite and told the seller that he would
settle after the sale closed. When he came
TO settle, he found to his horror that his
pocket book had been taken from him by
some nimble fingered thief. Being stranger
To the pool seller he was regarded in the
light of blk, as the story of the robbery
was not credited He had to borrow funds
to bring him back here. The victim says
that the loss of the money does not worry him
so much as the loss of locket containing
picture of his girl and very gushing letters
from her, which were in the pocket book.
In DILEMMA.-Yesterday afternoon
bow was stealing ride on the rear end of one
of Muldoon's wood wagons, and after he had
ridden far enough, he tried to get off, but
the seat of his pants got caught In the
hook of chain which was attached to the
wagon Holding on to the tail of the
wagon with one hand, he tried with the
other to free himself from his unpleasant
position, but his efforts were unsuccessful.
Seeing that all his endeavors to extricate
himself without the knowledge of the driver
were futile, he became desperate, and began
to yell like a stuck pig. After being
carried along little further, his cries were
heard by the driver who stopped the wagon
and unhitched the boy. We will wager
that that youth will not steal another ride
this week.
NOTHING IN Ir-1t was currently reported
on the streets day or so ago, that the mills
at Glenbrook are employed in cutting ties for
the proposed railroad to Bodie. A gentleman
coming from above last evening, who would
be very apt to know if such were the case,
says that "there is nothing in it" Yerington,
Bliss and Co. g mill started up about week
ago, but j: is working on large tinbers
CHINESE 1HYSlClAN.- Gar II OIlS hco,
as will be seen by advertisement, has assumed
the practice of DR.. All Zee, who has gone to
China, and can be found at his Office, opposite
Kong Kings store, Chinatown. Dr. Car
Fong Kee promises speedy and permanent
cures to his patients.
MEETING. The Grant Reception Commit
tee are requested to meet at the Governor s
Office at 7 80 o'clock this evening" to organize
and attend to such business as will be neces- |
sary TO make the reception a success,
LAST TEsrAAENT.-The will Of the late |
Matthias Rinckel leavesl allsof his property,
real and personal, to his widow and w. G.
Clarke, in trust for his children. No outside
bequosts are provided therein.
DEPARTURES. The following passenger
departed on the southern stage yesterday
j. w. Seibert, r. d. Norton,
j. Boglen, F. BozemeD, Mrs, Cupples, John
Langr,ff, 1. c. Brown.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-10
NICHOLS INFAILIBI4E INJECTION

Guaranteed TO promptly and permanently every
ease Of GoRorhosa, elect and Whites, matter u
how lorg standing il directions followed. Internal
Inc diunes ne. recommended or Necessary guar
anteed money refunded For sale BY B. F. Foster
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-10
BRIEF MENTION.

u. S. Marshall Ash is in the city.
Stock quotations remain unchanged.
The weather is very cold at Lake Tahoe.
Governor Kinkead was at Virginia yester
day
Judge Edison, of Genoa, was in the city yes
terday.
The Supreme Court will be in session to-
morrow.
In the Police Court the silence of the grave
prevails.
Treasurer Livingston, of Genoa, was in the
city yesterday.
Judge Adolphus Waltz has open law Office
in San Francisco
John G. Fox has received an elegant stock
of fancy stationery.
Mint rate for fine silver has been ad vanced
to 81 49, per ounce fine.
1t is said that we shall have lively dram
attic season here this Winter.
Mrs Judge Mayhugh, of Elko, daughter of
Mr.. Peter Cavanaugh, ST., is in the city.
iBThe largest crowd from Virginia and this
city so far, went to the Reno Fair yesterday.
On the Bodie road, beyond the Twelve
Mile house, there is considerable snow and
ice.
General George S. Evans, formerly Ad-
jutant General of California, is stopping at
the Ormsby House.
Mclaughlin, the jeweler, is fitting mp
the neatest store in town, in the premises
formerly occupied by Harris Bros.
This will be one of the most interesting
days of the Reno Fair. There will be a stock
parade and competitive military drill
Can't some enterprisng game and fish
dealer manage to import something in the fish
line to this market, outside of salmonl
Lieutenant Governor Adams was taken
very ill with neuralgia of the stomach on
Tuesday night, but was out yesterday
A. De Neuf and Philo Rice, with Andy
Wright as cook, have gone to California Oh a
deer hunt. They will be gone about two
weeks
The Carson stable men who took wagons
and carriages to Reno, say that there is
nothing i'll it; they only did it to accomme-
late fair visitors.
A couple of inveterate poker players of
his city, eng .sed in game on Monday
evening, and up to o'clock yesterday
s., IA l,Ft
S. Reinstein appears to- day with new ad- |
10 which we call special attention. |
is live man, a prompt man, and |
,nows how to keep grocery store, and you |
ant ask for what he has not got-hes got it. |
The last steamer from China brought |
ver the first Chinese priest that ever !
rossed the ocean He will visit this city |
Don and will hold religious meetings, the !
haracter of which will be very interesting |
o us outside barbarians.
A gentleman coming in from Bodie yester-
lay, said that the insurance companies have
instructed their agents to cancel all policies in |
hat camp. This is the result of the diabol-
Cal tttLtIupb W Uulu Iuc tOWi1 q lew
go. Between an epidemic of pneumonia and
10 fire insurance, poor Bodie is really IN a
,ad fix.
In reply to All enthusiastic glider, We beg
o say that we do not keep posted on dancing
matters, therefore cannot inform him when
he Au Fat Club will re-organize. If he
wants to know something about next years |
wheat crop, or when the next earthquake is
lue in San Francisco, we will be pleased to
i've him the benefit of our erudition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-10

0rrsR OF rHoa .s PRICE No 20 Sap ,aENTo ST.,
san Flulc-c0 aiay "a, 1889
MEssRs J. s. TAYLOR y Co - Gents: have made
examination OF both bread and biscuits prepared under
my own direction by the of your CHAMPAGNE BAK-
ING POWDER, and find that they do not contain alum
any other injurious deeterious ingredients Re
specially submitted.
THOMAS PRICE, Assayer and Chemist.
sap23 Pm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-10
MERCHANT TAILOR.

- HAYES, MEKCH Mt TAILOR, LATE
Ds of Marysvills California has just opened a shop
in Adams Block, where be Is prepared to make TO
der and fresh fashionable stock every kind Of
roasts able .arGlS s2u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-10
CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER.

NrssRs JAMES S. TAYLOR & Co-Gents: Our baker says
that your CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER is the best he
has ever used. teaspoonfu to quart of flour is
simply perfection He make good cakes with
three times the quantity OF any other Yours truly
SHARP BROTHERS.
To Messrs James s. Taylor & Co., l!8 Front street
San Francisco
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MORNING BOARD

MORNING BOARD
ophlr, 397z, 81.
Mexican, 3lH, 31l4,
Gould Curry, los 10.
Best Il Beeher, ia 175s
California, 81 ~
Savage, I21s, 1919,
Consolidated Virginia, 81 So
ChollaT, 7,
Po.osi, "a, 8
Hale Il Norcross, 1924, l213,
Crown Point, 10
Yellow Jacket, l53z,
Imperial, 80, Is.
kentuck, o., 4.
Alpha, l6Ia.
Belcher, 30.
Confidence, ~, 10
Sierra Nevada, 40, 4S3Z.
Utah, 90, 1871.
Bullion, ga, 9ls.
EXchequer, SO
Overman, 9, ga.
Justice, l5, 8 20.
Union Consolidated, GA, 67a..
Alta, 81, S.
Lady Bryan, s5c,
Julia, 3 80,
Caledonia, 80.
Silver Hill, l %.
New York, soc, 45c,
Occidental, 80
Lady Washington Con. s5c 90c,
Challenge, % 2l0
Andes, 10 %
Ward, so, 81,
Scorpion, -. ~
Leviathan, 25c, aoc'
North Con. Nlr%nila, va.
Benton Con, 81,
Golden Gate, 50
Flowery, Orc
North Bonanza, Oh, 40.
hackay, l
Plutus, %.
EVENING BOARD.
RAYMOND n lily, | 20
Eureka Consolidated, 70,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-10

Four doses of Mrs. DR.. Howe's Rheumatic
Remedy will relieve, and one bottle will cure
the worst case of RHEUMATISM. Try it. 1t
costs but one dollar. For sale at Thaxter' 5
drug store. oct9*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-10

ARR1vALs-The following passengers arri-
we'd on the southern stage yesterday afternoon:
Clara Hamilton, w. B. Cooper, Louis La
Rue, Andy Horn.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27
CirCuf0r Letter.

=, a.,
ROOMS n"nFD OF hEVEs CoMml'.iosEEs'
''''" ''''~'"' VI '''' ! '''n I"''' "'''
'''''
Information comes to us from many
sources that the belief Is general through
out the fifth levee diz,ric, tina, sc, No 4
-. ..--., ,..
go
49, ''s"'"' S''S''" Vi
''''' '''"'hary known ~ he LeVee
Bill" ~ creating Board Of Leyee CONS
missioaer4. conGded 10 iis c,re f,s b,s
.oro,,l.,, Looo u,o o..,.-, :,
''''' ''''''''' u '''e ''7f'c'' "uch - not
the case. Our duty are specifically pre-
sc,ibcd and very lipi,ed We feel Lo.,,
,,oy ,,,, r,o,o ,,,,. ,g,,.;,I I'D. ..,..,
w. '' ''''' ''s"'' u.s. 7"'he-
what, as trnllne's on The watch tower"
l"'hp''N W 'Ht N'lSluffdIlbu ana gPn-
timcnt % deep interest in ali that concerns
'cgce protection, VIC respectfully submit
that The pT"seHt lsvee bill only cons
template work 80 limited that II is more in
the nature Of Il system for temporary re-,
pair7, and that lis provisions cannot secure
for our district ieyee protection even in the (
remote iHtaFe.
WhcrcfoTe II shall be he duty Of each
member OF the L"vee Board Of the 6flh
i'V'e district TO call a meeting Of the tax
payers and properly holders OF tdcir re-
specify" Par'sacs Al M ear' date for the
/ purpose o. appointing two delegates from
e'cn p'uah 10 attend h"Yee Convention
:" be held IN Delta, on the Hh OF April
1879, Tor The purpose "' celebrating On
'fVrs nt'T"s'". @"'' y necessary PrePar-
'"s '"s''"''''"7 ''f INC 'e''g'le7 el"cieh
70 me Constitutional 'on'eh'on' WHICH
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

Among the nominations sent
to the Senate by the President
is that of Clarence King, te be
director OF the geological sur>
vey; Francis \. Walker, su~
perintcudent of census; David
III, Strothor, of w. Va, u. $.
COUNSEL General at Mexico ;
JannS Pollock, naval officer,
Philadelphia Gearge Holmes,
Collector of Customs, Beaufort,
:. G.; JAS. Ii, Durkce, u. S.
.'lrshal, Northern District OF
/ .orida.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

From Atlanta comes the re
port of n tornado which passed
through Eastern Georgia Fri
day last. The principal dam
age was done at MilledGcvilic,
where the river bridge was
blown dawn, killing a coIorcd
man who was crossing with Il
team of mules. The total dam
age is unknown, but planters
have suffered considerably.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

The London Pail Malt Ga.
zctto says, II wonld be nsc
/ IS to tctuain silent iongrr re-
spccting the uneasy feeling that
exists in the city. To those
who nro accustomed to feel tho
pulse of Lombard street ana
vicinity tho aspect presented
during the past week hn3 Hcoh
such rs TO remind one ct oc-
casions with which We are far
from ius!itHtlng u comparlSoh'
Names at institutions ol hlSh
standing have been made nee
with ia p manner To alarm
those who easily IOSo thcr
heads, ard rHmors, arising out
OF very little, perhaps, have
become more and more serious
by repetition. We do not mean
to deny that there may hc
Grounds Tor snmD uncaSiucSS.
Trade generally IS VIGOROUSLY
DEPRESSED. The Eastern trade
lin particular has been IN col
lapse for years. Bad business
| losses and the lock mp of CAPT
/ tai were therefore to be expect
ed and prepared for, bat We
would remind those who may
be discomposcd by the rumorS
now too general to be any lon
Ter diSrcgardcd, with What
facility IN the present temper O
the public mind a scare can b'
got up. Only two mouths age
Il few people stopping to talk a
the door of one of the creates
London joint stock banks actu
ALLY caused II run upon it An
other point that should he borne
in mind is that disasters tina
do happen arc scarcely eve
forcsccn. How many person
heard anything to the detri
mcnt of tho City Of Glasgow
Bank before it closed It's doors
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

speaker Randall expects to
nc able TO announce tho mem
bcr&hip of all standing CONS
miltccs Of the House on Tues
day or Wednesday OF next
week. The fact that there are
upwards of tao new members
ma the present House ncccSsi-
ta.rs deal Of labor on the
part Of tho speaker in com
plotting the list.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

4 dispatch from Calcutta
says: The origin of the trouble
between the burmese ana the
British residents at Mandalay
is that tho batter protest aud
refuse TO deliver mp to siaugh-
Ter two royal princes and them
Families, who have refuge al
rp,tdrucy.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

A Berlin dispatch says; The
tariff commission seems par
ticularly anxious to secure Ger~
man industry against Ameri-
can competition. 1t hes pros
posed heavy duties upon most
of the articles now imported
from America. It's last decision
is in favore of twenty marks
per hundred weight on leather
goods.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27
4 PA YING TELLEK}S SUI
CIDE.
DEATH Of @r. AWguste Huord,
Of he McChdHics' md Ira
dprS' Bunk.

Friday morning Mr.. Augustc
Uuard, member of one Of the
Oldest and most respected Gre
ole families of the State, Il man
who has for thirty years been
connected with banking insli-
tutions in this city, and who
has been paying teller Of the
Mechanics and Traders Bank
since its foundation, committed
suicide in the rooms Of that
bank on CarCndclct street.
The suspension Of the bank
was a severe blow to Mr.. IIuard.
Naturally he took great inter,
! est in its affairs and success,
and when the failure came he
seems to have experienced Il
severe shock, from which he
never rallied. He was low
! spirited and down cast. Friday
morning he went to the bank at
the usual hour and prepared
for such duties as were as
signed to him,
There were in the establish,
mcnt the cmplOyCcsand sheriff.
keepers, Some Of Mr.. iIudrd's
friends observed that he APP
pearcd particularly melancholy
and he was heard TO complain
Of neuralgia pains in tho head
| About II O'Clock the report o
a pistol was heard proceeding
from n passage way which sep
Iaratcs the front from the back
office.
Several persons FASTENED t.
the spot from whence the sounC
had issued aud there perceived
Mr.. Hurd lying upon the face
the blood streaming from hi
mouth and a revolver lyin nca
the body. Ina few moment
he breathcd his last, the buIie
having penetrated the brain.
Upon his person was found {
note addressed to Mr.. August
IIuard, Jr., in which the dc
ceased assigned as the cause o
the act The failure Of the bank
which had driven him to dies
pcration.
Mr. iluard leaves scvcra
children TO mourn his loss, am
a host Of fricnds.-I New Or
leans Picayune, March %.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

In Grant parish there is a
colored child, zen months Old,
with perfectly white hair halr
and eyebrows The father aud
mother are dark, and so is the
child. 1t is doing well, ana
promises TO be leading curl
osity in some of the coming
museums.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

a telegram, dated New Or
leans, March, 22nd, says: Banl,
Examiner Getman to-day tcle~
graphcd Comptroller Knox as
follows: The aggregate deposit
Of seven National Banks here
is S,425,O00. The aggregate
cash, exclusive Of the redemp-
ton fund aud large amount
with New York reserve agents,
50, 100000. The condition Of
banks IS strong. Excitement
now over. The action Of the
banks is approved by this COM
munity. Time Of resumption
likely to be anticipated.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

The Senate committee on
privileges and elections, by u
strict party vote, Monday,
adopted the resolution dcclar~
ing Charles III. Bell not entitled
10 Il seat in the Senate under
the recent appointment Of the
Governor of New Hampshire,
there being III the Judgment ai
a majority Of the committee no
such vacancy as may couStitu-
tionally bc filled by the Cows
6rnOr.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

A dispatch from London,
dated March 23d, says: Rcu-
.tcr'S adviccS from Capctown to
the 9th mention u report that
Col. Pearson had made a raid
aud burned Catawayo's old
kraal. Other adyices ct the
same date, however, do not
give the impression that he is in
Il position to undertake an
offensive Operations, and state
that the Xuius have destroyed
the road from Tugclo te Ek0wa,
and determined to do their ut
most to prevent relief from
reaching him, All idea Of at
tempting To send him relief
before the arrival Of further
rcinlOrccmCnts seems 10 be
abandoned.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

A storm OF the severeSt
character swept over Memphis
shortly after midnight on the
22nd inst. from the :, w, and
continued for three hours.
During its progress the light
ming struck the Memphis Cot.
ton and Wooden Mills, in the
southern portion Of the city,
which were nearly consumed.
The mills were valued at $780,
500, and employed Il force of
125 persons, who are thus
thrown out of work. The in
Surance amounts to 100000.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

At a special meeting of the
Memphis Chamber of Com
mcgce held on the afternoon
OF the 22nd inst, delegates were
appointed to attend 9 cOnyen-
tion, to meet at Cincinnati on
the 3lst inst, which has for its
object the Improvement of the
navigation of the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers,
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

\ dispatch from st. Louis,
dated March 81. says. News
Of the suspension of the banks
at New Orleans had compare
lively little effect N Change
here, other than in tie South,
ern provision job3ing trade,
which was somewhat depressed
owing to the belief that none
tary affairs at New Orleans and
adjacent fowls which do their
business through New Orleans
banks, would be 1t least tenn
porarily disturbed. The gem
eral business of this city and
banks here will not be affected
to any appreciable extent.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27

A dispatch from Kingston,
Jamaica, states that the steam
ers Bolivar and Michael colh-
ded near that port. The lat
ter vessel sunk, drowning sixty
persons.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27
AcIioa Of citizens Of Na'chcy
aRA C0RcordiN Parigh iB
Acln,iOn 10 The RiUcy
Front.

Az ~ lhCtLlHp u6lu llllS Gay
Gen. Martin was voted into the
chair, and Mr.. A. II, Wheeler
was invited to act as Secretary.
Gen. Martin then Addressed
the meeting on the subject ID
which it was called, and stal, y
that the best course to purH
is to urge The immediate attLN
ton Of our CongressmeIE
thereto.
On motion, the chair ON
pointed Messrs. LambeI
Shields aud Brown a c0mmitsI
of three on resolutions, WI
shortly reported certain rcso"T
iiuns, which were after consfIN
cradle discussion, in whb1
Mcssys. Learned, Lambert, GaI
trcli, Grafton, Lauueau -as,
Gen. Martin took part, anil
after an amendment proposed
by Major Grafton, which he
subsequently withdrew, refer
rcd back TO the same commits
| tee for reconsideration, with u
certain change in form under
suggestion. They returned aud
reported Us follows:
Whereas, We the citizens of
| Naichcz, Miss, and Concordia
parish, La, have met together
for the purpose of taking such
action as may DO necessary to
call tho immediate attention Of
the Congress of the United
Estates to the condition of the
! Mississippi river. between the
banks OF Conc0rdia parish, La,
and Adams county, Miss, to
! The danger OF the river breaks
ing into Lake ConCOrdia and
causing damaging changes 70
the river front of NatcheZ, DO
distress and probably ruin to- a
large number of the property
owners and laborers of Concor-
dia parish. Therefore be it
Resolved, That tho urgent
attention Of the Represents
tivcs III Congress from the 9th
District at Louisiana, be called
to The subject matter above
Ialludcd To, and that they be
requested toIurge at onee &c
appointment by Congress 'oi
engineers TO report Immediately
Is"ch rciicI rs the eXigcncicS OF
the ease may demand, and tnat
lhc said Representatives are re-
Igue>lcd aud memorialiZed 10
promptly mgo snch legislation
da may DC necessary TO afford
tuiI remedy aud relief in the
premises.
Resolved, That the Chairman
OF tAis meeting appoint a com
Imiitre Of citizens of Natchez
land COnCordiA parish, in such
Imannet as he may deem ucceS>
Sary, to represent the full facts
IaaJ history Of the matter here
ia contained, to our representa-
lives in Congress and urgc
! thci" immediate action in the
premises.
Resolved, that the Secretary
Of this meeting is hereby re-
quested to forward a copy OF
these resolutions to the mems
bcrs Of Congress herein mons
! TONED.
These were adUDted, anR III
pursuance thereof the chair ap,
!oiujcd the following named
COMMITTEE.
G. b SAIELDs, Chairman.
II NJ Gastrell, A L Wheeler,
JnO r Ogden, o Mayo,
JAS W Lambert Il Gather,
Geo Nj Brown, N Loire,
+ f Learned, Alb Crothers,
Geo WGreon, Il S Shields,
} c Ferriday, Jas Surget,
On motion, the Chairman,
Gen. w 7 Martin, was added to
the committee.
The meeting then Adjourned.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27
The answer of the Secretary

The answer of the Secretary
O. the Treasury to the Senate
solution calling for a states
ment of the expense incurred
~ L. 5. Marshals in the en-
ploymeut of special deFutics,
and for contingencies at the
election for members of Con
gresS held November last, SHOWS
that the total expenditures for
these purposes, except in the
Eastern District Of PenuSyIva-
MIA and a portion of Maryland,
from which DO returns have
been received, was $j2.249.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27
y. (. WHEELER,
Secretary.

Claiborne parish was created
in 1928, Oaddo in 1888, Blen-
vile in 1S4S, Sabine, Bossler
and DeSoto in 1S43, VIM III
1851, and Webster in 1870.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-27


Whereas, tbs court, the members of IL
Bar, and Tie community generally, now
moan tor he death d our lare venerable
and distinguished brother member and fel.
nw-crjzrn, the .ate Charles A Pipes, who
h@a b. 90 rcrcrt!y cut Town ia the prime Of
lie by an itscrutdblc decree Of Divine
Providence, and
Where's, We all, though ae arc DEEPLY
rruhen win sorrow a: his death yet we
checrtuiiy bear testimony 10 the many vIr-
taos and e&ceI!cncres OF his life and char,
actcr
IhcIeiore be it resolved, That in th
late Charles 4 Pipes, Of { oDcordia parish
the Court ana tho Bar have lost broths
member most highly esleemed tor d
Kindness ot his heart, his am5le dispos
ton and The honorable and courteous dep
mant Of his social and professional care
Resolved, That we tender to his
feavei family and friends our deepest s,
Patby and coincidence in this their
hours of mourning and sflic1issz4p
Resolved, That copy of these
ceedngs be furnished to the Vidal
Natchez papers for publication, an
copies Of the same be sent to the fa.
he deceased, and that the same be :
on the minutes Of the Court.
.. MAYO,
GEO s SAu.,