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The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
The Medicine Ter au seasons

DR. RonAcE's STNNAoE BITTRa We profess to
have more than superficial knowledge o. the heal.
ing ART aud while We are fully prepare4 to admit
that AaMbug il AIl AuothC word for mud
therefoe d. not allow any Adyer iaemtOt or notice
70 appear 10 our paper. that has the least tendency
To corralH the human mind, We are always glad to
recommend Ahat We believe to be real boon to se-
ciety, and having made experimental use Of Dr.
Robacks stomach Bi:terS, We bear our testimony 10
their real, genuine aud very beneficial use. Dr. RS
hittrs Tar surpaSs any preparation Of the kinI We
have ever used; and We urge all who need m, Id
SAFE, aud most agreeable tonic, try this medicine
at once you try il once, you will be sure to try
It again II Is just the thing for the stomach in hot
weather. Eaton (Oiio) ID emocrat, Of May 30, III,
see Advertisement. aug22
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
CONSTITUTION COPPER AND
SILVER MINING co.

NOTICE hereby given that Suthclcnt nunber
OF shares Of the capital stock nf the above CeHa
pany, standing IN the name Of P. J. Meyer, will h
sold ut public auction, to the highest hldeF at the
CSribOO House on Monday, December p h, lSS}, At
O'Clock T. NJ, aS will be necessary to pay AN as
sSssmeut ne y Of thirty two cents per share Low
due from said p. J. Meyer, together With tie rE-
penSeS Of advertising and sale.
p. }. Meyer, le9 shares, amount due. ~ 90
By srdsr o. the D0lrj u Trustees.
GEO KETHART Seo'y.
CayibOo House, Nov. 27tb, lsG3.-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
Special anu General Notices.
MOTHERS NIOTHERS!!
MOTHERS


DON'T FAIL to procure MRS. WIESLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETH
ING. This valuable preparation il the prescrip-
tion Of one Of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and has been used
for thirty years with never failing safety and sue
cess BY millions Of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant Of one week old to the adult.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but in
vigorateS the stomach and bowels eoJ1eS.S A1l >ty
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
1t will almost instantly relieve
GkIPINGs IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CHoLIo.
We believe it is the Best and Safest Remedy in
the World, in all cases Of DYSENTERY and DI
AREHGA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
EOm teethiug or any ether caues.
Fen directions for using will accompany each
hottle. Meme genuine unleSS the &c sinils Il
CURTIS PERKINS, New Yszk. - 81 the sUs-
side wrapper.
Sold by Az Medicine DvaIsu. Principal oRse,
- Day street, New York.
Price snly Is cents per bottle.
REDINcTON CO.,
AIS aud Als Front St., San Francisco,
auRln6 HoP .Ii
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
CLINCH GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given. that on TIESD AY,
- DECEMBER 18Th. lsf3, at : O'Clock, Z. VI
there will he sold at public auction, at the otIre
Of the Company, in Culoma, so many shares IN the
capital stock Of said Company, standing in the
names Of the following persons as may be- nccessa
ry TO pay all assessments nnw due by said parties
together with all expenses Of advertising and sale
unless said assessments and charges are previous
iy paid.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

THE SLAVES OF PREJUDICE.-DEATH ROB-
BED OF HIS PREY.-There arc queer peo-
pie in the world: people with the most
absurd, unreasonable, indefenSible prrju-
dlces. For example, We have met with
individuals who had a morbid antipathy
to anything that was extensively adver-
tiscd, no matter what might be its actual
claims to the cOtidence Of the public
These cccentrlcS looked with especial dis E
favor Oh advertised medicines They could
not See, for example, in Dr. HoLLowAY's
magnificent system Of advertising, cover
ing, as it does. all the mediums If pubici-
ty which the world affords, anything but
a gigantic scheme of mere speculation. -
True, they could not gainSay the testi.
mony pouring in spontaneously from the
highest SouI ces, in favor of his incnMpsr
able Pills and Ointment, but still they
shook their beads and muttered kum-
bug" Or course, there iS 40 possibility
Of arguing with mrn who won't reAsnM
The brSt way is to let thGM alone. E.S J.
tunatelv, such specimens II stupidity ave
"few aud far between ia this tb Ebt-
ened era. The general feeling is, that if
a thing is in itself excellent, It's Virtues
should he proclaimed to the tour wi"ds Of
heaven, for the general benefit If MAN
kind. Hence, the procamaiions made by
DIR. HOLLOWAY, through the cHtEc news
paper press uf the world. Of the properties
and operation ol his rrmeti, $, facets with
the cordial approval Of thinking men. -
he valn" "t the preparations ~ specifics
f'r III" "a, i'uS internal and external COM
T. ;,'ij'> r'cui Z t. different climates, or
c"Hmun 10 TIE Noii.l at largr, i cuuccdcd,
n"t ""'y hy the na>>cS, but by govern
"'nt>, m'n Of silence, aud candid oh>cr
Nvr~ III every WaiD "s hh. Can Surh
rn''ii,> lac too widely known; lml o>-
>ibir. .-Cin. Dniar Columbian.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
CONSTITUTION COPPER AND
sILXRHfo---HCAQ co.

NOTICE d hereby givs1taAhs stockholders o.
IN the above Company, that, II meeting Of tbs
Tru-tess, held Oh the Goth day Of November, 1868
au assessment (No. ~ Of thirty.tWS cents 10 the
share a capt. al stock wsslevied payable forth With
ia UnheI States coin TO the Secretary, At the Car
boz House, in III Dorado County.
BY UTder u tue Board Of TruLees
GEO KEPHAET, ssc'y.
CsriSoO House, Nov. 2sth, 1853 -Aw
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ais and AIS Front *, San Francisco,
augln6 Agents for c isoruis,

The Physician A. Oftsn blamed for
want Of success in nhisTeatnen. vhen the disap point
nst't in the recovery OF the sick is :s b traced 10
The administering impure medicines. Robert White
aPOthecary, Is paying particular attention 70 ILe
cOmpounding rhysiciSns' prescriptions and family
recipes from medicines Of u UOdoubted rurity. Robert
White, Medical Han, i appointed agent for mos
Of the EsuAjax Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
GENERAL GRANT MINING
COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that, at a meeting oft
~ Board Of Trustees, held the 1st day Of De-
ceneer, ls6S, an assessment Of twenty Ave cents
per share was levied and made payable Immediate
y, in gold COIN 10 the Secretary at the Office Of the
CoRlpany, in Colona.
CUlOtna, Dec. 9TH, IS63.-4W
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
Mtntnq Commands.
COLD SPRINGS KEYSTONE
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders Of
IN the above Company that another assessment
he 10TH of twenty (9 per chare Of the capi-
tai stock WAS levied this lay (Dec Sd, 1861 and IS
now due and payable TO the Secretary At his Office ia
III Dorado.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
K. 7. MORRISON, ssc'y.
Fl Dorado, Dec. Sd, ls63.-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
CLoUsER MINING COMPANY.

EOTlfE + i hereby given that. on MONDAY,
~ DECEMBER eth. lsG3, at II o'clock 4. NJ,
At the Office of ,aid Company, i'll nion, FL Dora
do County, there Will be sold 50 many shares Of
the capital Suck Of said Company, standing in II
names of the following persons. may be neces
s,ry 10 pay all assessments due from said parties
on the lSt day Of November, 1863 together with all
costs nf advertisement and sale, unles the same
shall be sooner Maid
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
GENERAL GRANT MINING co.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on TUESDAY,
~ tue Sth day of DECEMBER, 1863, at one
O'Clock, L. NJ, there VIII be sold, at public auc-
tion, at the office of the Company, in Cnlnma, so
many shares Of the capital stock Of said Company,
standing in the names Of the following persons,
may be necessary to pay all assessments now due
from SAID parties. together with all expenses of
advertising and sale, unless said assessments and
charges are previously paid:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

WE are astonished that some of our
AS"diiOn neighbors can stand up under
.nelr herculean efforts to "support the
1Overnment" They are alway coming,
rather Abraham" when an officer or
contractor is wanted, and always on hand
. ~abuss the Democracy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT.

d ENOVAL-ACC.r$r OHT, Of tAr Lafayette
IL E--tIItar'. would respect l'v inform h>
friends arl pttrnN: mat ic has removed 70 the
hou,c rr'r'.'lv &C up y ~ u iS Nl"y. on C0LOMA
-TREEr. ,ut,r II" Prr.hv&,rlu Churcll. whore r.
Ny We happy t. serve all who TaAy nm with
rali.
-. SUFFERS FOR private parties. gotten up as
t'r-t";"r' Particular attention paid {" orders Tor
WEDDING CAKES. ICE CREAM, or anything in
ta- Con',ciipucry la.. stp.j
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
GENERAL GRANT MINING
COMPANY.

NOTICE s hereby given, that in accordance will
~ Hrtsolution passed At the meeting 81 the Stock
hSle OctOhrT 3iSt, The Buari OF Trustees, cL
the 1th Nt November. 1858. LEVIED = special assess
melt Of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per share payabl,
srumedAtrly, in g'd coat, 10 the Secretary, ~ tn,
Office OF the Company in COlumI.
By order or the Board of Trustees.
A. ST, C. DkNVEE, Secretary.
CoiOma, Nov. 18Th, 1863 --novl1s4
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
COLD SPRING KEYSTONE
MINING COMPANY.

TNllE stockholders nf the Cold Spring Keystone Mi.
L ming Company will take notice that, at a meet
ing o' the Trustees aSses,meut (h 9thl VI twenty
cents per share VI the capital stock, was levied and
is now due and payable at thc Office Of tbs Secretary
K. 7. MORRISON, Secretary.
FL Dorado, November Gu, ls53.-novl2wA
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
Cburrbrs, sGbarttahIr OrDrrs

Protestant EPis scOpal Church.
PLACERNlLLE. Divine Service at the Court House
eve-T Sunday morning, at 116 o'clockSunday School
at same place, at 4 o'clock, PM. COLOMA--Service
on the first and third Sunday evenings of the month";
at O'Clock. FL DORADO-Services on the second
aud fourth Sunday evenings Of the month at seven
O'Clock DIAMOND INGS-Seryice on the sec
ond and fourth Sundays of each month, at o'clock
Pm C. C. PEJRCE Minister
Residence, Cary House. Placeryie. jgs2
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
RIVERSIDE HOTEL,
SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE,
J. II. MILLER ......PEOpRIEToR.

~ This l;ntt'. located on the stage road from
I'll Placerv.lle 20 Nrvull Territory. - miles east
-S@from Piicrryiile and :; y miles west Of Straw
berry Valley, affords the be-; Of accommodations to
Tea ntcrs and Travellers. Every pains will be taken
:" give rn'rc satisfaction, in entertainment arl
chrTscs, 10 all who may favor it with their patron.
age STARE cf patronage is respectfully solicited
auc2.f J. Ii. MILLER.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

Catholic Churc h.-Rev. j. Largan
Will ohciate in Georgetown on every first Sunday
Of the mouth also, in ColOma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10, A. n.
Ncspers, in st. fatnck's Church, Piacervlllc. on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past 7. iy27
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

Zeta EncampnA mt, /. O. 0. F., No.
., meets in Odd Fellow g Hall, on the evenings of
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month
Soourniny Fatriarchs cordially invited to at
tend.
c. G PIERCE, c. F.,
IHos' IL. CHURCHILL. Scribe. augl
SNe-
l. y. %. Ezra - kiln Lodge, No. IA,
I. o. y. meets tvrrv Friday evening in e1d
Fellows Hall, on Stony Point, Main St. Plsccrvllr
All Brethren in & cd standing are cordially invited
to aitcud.
MAX. sCHELKIE, n. G.
THEODORE EISFELpT, n, X. -. Octl0
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

Consisting Of
Fine Black Beaver OvercoSts, Business
and Frock Coats.
Fine Cashmere Suits DoeGkin and Cas-
simere Pants;
A Splendid Assortment of Velvet, Silk
and Cloth Vests;
Also, Fine Assortment of Silk, Beaver,
and CASHMERE Hats;
A Varied Assortment of Boots, Shoes
and GalterS from The best Manu-
factories In the East. insisting o
Benkert's, Wings, Godtrey's. etc.
Also, q Complete Assortment of Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Also. on hand. Large Assortment of
American and California Blankets
of Dlnesent Color5 and superior
6uGi.ti
Constantly on hand q good Assortment
OF Trunks, Valises, Leather and
Carpet Bags;
Also q F ne Assortment of Indian RUB
Der Goods, consisting OF LaggingS.
Boots, Goats. Pants and OVershoOs
COLTS PISTOLS, of all sizes, constantly
on hand.
~ THE HIGHEST PRICE "A
PAip FOR
GOLD DUST & COUNTY ORDERS.
0yThankful TO my patrons for former faVors,
respectfully ask continuance Of the same, and will
spare edort TO merit their nprrnhation.
=. BAIBERGER,
Next door to Postotice ,Main street.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

CNcpIP.oWI>ING REErL. The cdi-
tor "f the Srcramr't, Unioa profcs>cl To-
hc familiar with the sentiments OF Gov
Watts, "f Alahamr, and claimed his cleo
ton a> n Union victory, and in d ing 50
cX' n>"i his iLuornrc, or men 'aritv. -
" rt'S rG'> 'tin> If an nrc",nrroni>i, .,
r.hcl" \ rrWnr was cir n,tt.i in ti:r
N"ta aH'r hi election, that h. favored
a t'roa>trurti N, and nd alir ,-"d
.l:n a 'c''rr on the >uti t. II. ci,-,s
h>r.;'T il t',i> "mpln;;r 'ugrlg',w irh
Ia!ir-> lis position c'ca''y
I'll had thr rrV.r wpr'l huiIl up
n wal u! tire between Ynr,.crlnn and
he Confederate States, thrrr to hu,n for
- ~ in"nHjnrnt ut the fn,!y. 'ckrd
'r~> au1 va'.ir,i>m of I'VE Pulrpnir
itr.' E,;9"r than rrI.t" with surh -
20 "p'.. ,."i.d ~r, ia t"nf"irrntr States
j >ra',I Vlth lie an! >Woll"
1t >t,b,> u that hc j. What he call
.ir>,,t, an "i.'rom' r.'nj>iL- REBEL
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

By order Of the Board of Trustees.
A. ST. c. DENVER, Secretary.
y Coloma, November 5, lS63.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
CIotbing, Drg GOODS, Etc.

The Taste and Character Of the Nation
is Best Known by it's Costume.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

Q"a>r!oN> The 41y>'inu> f'r poor ma
To- o.r'"-l,r are. hav. they cqlal rights
~ thi> country now, a. they used to have
il f''mcr times, with ,hrlich: : Do they
value th.ir lives at $500 We're not
their rights respected under Democratic
re: Were mcn denounced as traitors
tor "i;">ii = the Democratic party: Are
men II ircr. dare they express their sen
'incat> a. freely nnw a. they din three
vrur> AZ? Ila> the tiinnpn Of the Re
rnh.j.an party ihorcn, the happiness
a"l prosperity Of the pcop'e: Has it
por.l l,oIc>t aud c"mi,rt,nt MN in pow.
cr: H. it reflected any honor or 5 ory
u?pp or courtry
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Dependency In the south.



Rebel private correspondence, recently
captured, does not picture the situation of
the South in the glowing coloss in Whiehit
is made to appear il Northern journals of
Southern proclivi,ies. George y. Sanders,
writing from Atlanta, Georgia, under date
of December 10th. says to his son Reid,
urging the forwarding Of supplies from
Europe, We tcaat suee5r or tse ,gwa die.
A Southern lady, wiring to friend in
Europe, says:
Isn't this terrible wars We are heart
lily tired of it, and as yet no prospect of
peace. ! wish We were all With you.
Richmond Is very much altered and there.
is the greatest spirit of ez;ortiou among
our once liberal and hospitAble community.
By all means stay in Europe till there
Is much better state of things existing in
this country. This is my parting word OF
advice, and prompted BY good reasons
Among the letters captured at Muvftees-
boTo, when our troops possessed that place,
was one from Tippah county. Miss, ad-
dressed by Samnel Agneu to Mr.. James F.
Craig, private in Company B, 32d Regi-
meus Mississippi Volunteers, aud dated
Dec. s, from which We make the following
extract:
Things are evidently going against u.
here. The tide of niSfortunes commencing
with the unsuccessful attack on COrinth,
has not turned yet
Ee then euumerates their successive re-
treats, and says that they are discouraging
the people. He speaks of the large mum
Der of slaves who are continually escaping
from the neighoorhood to the Yankee
lines, and mentions plot for an extensive
stampede, which was ''nipped in the bud"
a white man named Cross was the leader
of the fugiiivss. aad be had been arrested,
and was TO be hung in few DAYS.
! Another letter, taken at Murfreesboro.
was from Mr.. W. A. Davis, of Mississippi,
to his son III the Confederate army. 1t is
dated December 10. We extract from it /:
+ 81 do not know that i: is proper. bu,
will venture, any how, to give you nv views
( IS TO the present prospects tor the success
: OF the South, and, iu word, they certain
I " are extremely gloomy at present: indeed.
I II there is any chance 1t all, cannot see
q - $50 49, - aCA 50 EIuC0 max so mSlV
are kept ont suffering the hardships of
/ camp life, under snch circumstances. itmay
! be that an premature in this, but do no,
I see any possible chance tor the South except
some extraordinary circumstances should
/ occur 70 favor US, and that you know we
have no right 10 expect have lost cont
{ deuce in our leaders. particularly in Cog
/ gross. the course they pursue, or rather
: ihe laws they pass, think well calculated
10 ruin any people, particularly Ruder such
/ irTiug circumstances as these The acts
OF Congress that l particularly object to
I are 'ne sending nan home because he
has twenty negroes, instead of pressing
/ olCn. negroes and sill, into the service, and
men the refusal to raise the wages of pri-
/ rates ana non-commissio1ed officers. espe-
ciaily after everything else has risen so
much that even fifteen dollars per month
I would not buy half as much as eleven
wonid when the war began"
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which the proposed road passes shall FIRST

which the proposed road passes shall first
be obtained. Adopted.
The bill was ordered to its eugross-
ment.
The bill repeating the act recognizing
the Kanawha board was ordered to its en-
grossment
The bill making an appropriation to
build bridge over Stony River, on the
North Western turnpike in Hardy county,
was ordered to its engrossmeut.
The bill providing for the payment out
OF hines imposed for the non. performance
Of military duty, certain expenses incurred
AZ Organizing and drilling the militia, was
reported, and pending amendment of Mr..
Logan the hour arrived for the conidera-
ton of the special order. The bill re-dis-
tricting the State, was therefore reported,
and ordered to its eugrossment.
The bill providing for the admission of
the county of Berkeley into the proposed
} State OF West Virginia was ordered to its
engrossmeut- Also the bill for the relief
of Jacob StemPle. Also the bill for the
relief of George Fisher. Also the bill
making an appropriation to the proposed
State of West Virginia. Also the bill au :
thoriZiug the Governor to postpone the
/ May elections for 1863. Also the bill in
relation TO the L. S. troops raised within
| the boundaries of the proposed State OF
West Virginia.
/ The bill allowing mileage to the mem
/ bers of the Convention which is to assem-
BILE in Fe6ruaTy, 1868, was reported.
! Mr.. HOoToN moved the iudefinate post
! pouement of the bill.
| Mr.. DAVIS took the position that the Leg.
islsture had no power to rass the Law IS
the ordinance calling the Convention al.
/ lowed no mileage.
Messrs. FOREMAN aud RUFFSER said il
/ was impossible for the members of the
/ Convention to come here aud pay their ex
penses upon their per diem, and they there
4 tore favored the bill.
Mr.. Kramer, did not believe the Legisla-
tuFe had the power to pass the bill. The
! ordinance calling the Convention allowed
nothing but per diem. Independent of this
/ consideration, he should vote against the
bill, for he had been instructed by his
1 constituents to vote against the increase OF
salaries and mileage. Believing in the
right of instruction, he should oppose the
bill, sc.
Messrs. HORROR, WEST and WHEAT spoke
| upon the subject, the two latter gentlemen
n favor of the right of the General As
sembly to allow the mileage to the members
of the Convention.
Messrs. PATRIcE and FARSswoRTH favor
ed the bill
The bill to indefinitely postpone was
motion to lay the bill on the table was
lost aUd the bill was ordered to its eugross-
meut.
MIR. CRorHREs moved to strike from the
roll the names Of Geo. 5. DuustAn and A
NcGinuis, the former being dead and the
latter not being member of tue House.
Adjourned.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
MONDAY. Jan. %

House of Delegates.
The House was opened with PRAYER by
the Rev.. T. NLUax.
A communication was read from the
Senate announcing The passage Of the STAY
isT with amendments. in which the con.
cu.ceucs of the House was asked.
Mr.. RCFFSEs moved TO lay the bill and
amendments on the table. Lost
The h:st amendment proposing to amend
the title az the bin so that il read" An
act TO stay the collection OF certain debts. y
wss adopted.
The second amendment of the Senate
which requires debtors to come up within
SIX months from the passage of the &C. and
pay the interest upon the debt, was dis
cussed at some length and finally disa-
greed to.
The third amendment of the Senate was
also rejected.
The House also refused &c concur in the
fourth amendment Of the Senate.
The NTH amendment, which provides
thst no person shall receive the benefits of
the DILL who may be engaged in levvinp
war against the United States. or the re-
stored Government of Virgins, was re
ported
Mr. RuFPNER moved to amend the
amendment by substituting the words,
" adheriug to their enemies, giving them
aid and comfort"
The amendment TO the amendment was
adopted. and the Senate amendment, as
amended, was thin agreed to.
The last amendment of the Senate, which
proposes that the bill shall take effect from
the st of February, 1868, and shall expire
on the LIST of January, 1861, was Edonted
Mr.. LOGAN reported bill for the relief
OF James G. West, which was read first
and second time by its title.
Mr.. LOGAN offered joint resolution that
! the Auditor be instructed to take from A.
5 TroWbridge, late Public Printer, certain
Commissioners books printed bv him. and
TO pay for the same, aud that the said A.
:. Trowbridge be discharged from his in.
deotedness to the State of $40
Mr.. LOGAN said he had been requested
by MI. Trowbridge to offer this resolution,
aud that he tMr. Trowbridge) was willing
10 settle his affairs with the State upon the
terms proposed.
Mess5s. BoEENAx and KRAxEa objected
table,
On motion OF Mr.. KRAMER, the bill, 20.
d!stricting the State was taken up and
made the special order for three O'Clock to-
day. ~
Mr.. WILLIAMSON. of Pleasauts, offered a
resolution proposing an Inquiry into the
expediency Of providing for the pnblica-
ton of legal notices in certain cases.
Adopted.
Mr.. FARswoSrH moved to take up Sen.
ate bill No. -. Lost
The engrossed House bill, declaring the
north tosk of Fishing Creek, in Wetzel
county, public highway, MAS passed.
Inc engTossed house bill to amend an
act 10 Incorporate the Bank of Guyaudu,te
IN the county of Caben, was passed.
The House took recess.
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AErERNoeX SESSION.

Mr.. SMITH from the Committee on Court.
OF Justice reported bill authorizing he
Auditor TO appoint Commissioners of The
Revenue in certain cases.
The engcossed bill dining the duties o.
the Public Printer to the Senate was pass.
The bill for the relief OF VIM. Dickinson
Ir.' OF Aauawha county. was ordered to its
The bill to incorporate the Citizens Rail-
way Company of Wheeling wasreported.
Mr.; LoaAS moved to amend by providing
that the consent Ofthe corporations throuSS