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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-06
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= gk'NH4I5I8 BAUM OF lVALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. ~
I II geota deed OF trust! exSouted hy Chris.
Hsl5 Gay OF January, 1854, and rSeaTied m tho
stase 81 the Qcu1ty Court 81 county,
81 = y n In Deed Book ii &c. folio
Of the deQupty q ThnfSday
seIi6,Li ssy9t 4s9rpaFy, At ~ 4. NJ, ths
e esEtStn pisSe fground ia ~ eit 81 Fhsaliha
e, ~ 81 Reginpipg 10 south COR
thenee south with Market 6fF6at .nins SSSi
more g leses thence east parallel
Stteet seventy feet thence parallel with
Market street 70 Madi5On ri ndo 4 m SSdei III
t5s, pIaes g! ~ ~ pF9ye1le6ts
g trustee title a. Is
TerniS OF aaiS, CGth. q fSyst
ijtu12.lm :. :, Il sfIFiR;ff.l ,
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SESH BEIER ''2l
United & III 81 NE tSOHPs e &c
JUMP y ad ylaad, Ind New
S ~ IN GA EaeaFt f4FhSTs6ufg, AID
FOR 81 bur ionths, or such ls.s t,ns a =, n.
SSmm.eIy General q snbsistehesD o. AZ may
dirssi, Ap biect TO- his approval, c61irashcing on
ths sixteenth day Of Rshruaty 1894 md Sn.
ing On The llSthi lLteehth day ofJuhe, 1854
gSad Beef be d StS6fs thos Bulls Sta HsiSsr.
oEi iglE years old and. over, % SSFi NET
easn e least 900 ave hundred pounds u -
sssL e g Soand and Nholesome with nScES
ana kidney tallow excluded, ID eduaI mo-
portions Of fore and hind quiirtefs All n w =
sueh (uSuAlly three time mar aiyflt
Sy Ss Ssf1sSSssd BY Tie Depot
9ne gopt9aetoF Will helrequired to- Keen n nm,
Gent OF Beef Cattle on hknd And
boSd n n distance q The troope.
dollar vii, be required, Win two eooj snFetisS
snos9 Individual respolsibitlss for the above I'M
auSt pe ehoRn By the official of me ClerI
o. the nearest Court Record or AZ ne ITs;ts5
etate1 RH!riet Attorney..fl+ n >, iiifa glg
nom rEm must speetJ the names and
proposal mhstbe accom- anis 81 he oith Of Siis.
apee q the Harty parties also bya eertiaeSte
aaeys referred toS also BY
making the bids III whole King fSnF stnSrsts
pAPeEAt which forms viii be IdrniShed on aonit
should b sealed md etdoIssd Ssp,n,d
sats Tor Fresh Beet and 70 the tId TSiSnS
~ Ouknnef14uuS MIL nJ4 iA nHT4l4tLT -. ;,
Rids only Eeoeiyed sepeEately foreach OfthS above
Payments 70 DO made in TrSaSury u ior ,n.,,
Other GoyeEnment Funds lmGy bSon hGui: ifinSt
on hana. g ee made soon - EcceiVeds ~ - =
70 itself the right to re-.
pld 9Ath OF leBiauoO certificate Of rerpon
snd must all h In duplioaf
tissms 1 aiI M Be - strictly via. tAis edyer
Haf lliT ssa1us gii,ilHhL 'H.HOsAOK. 55t.is
aiSS,,lt. ~ 80 b ~, y u IL Captain and 81 81.
9SS4 l---.l SaiSia Y. 3. pep't, West VfrRfnfa
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Valuable farm OjT Sale
.sIIs INIzBRooKl NoournIr.Y. -

VIE underlined offers for sale his Farm On n.
four miles from the fofmer and tIo fsoS m
ptaess 80 asre5 % ESblo land = ~
EEetk bottom. Goal and timber a ~ ~
Brick dFSilii % iSst tthFR =
!afBa name barn al eellaFod, With 1taIInS "a
ncfse9 and eattlos housing for 1000 sheen 49,
vefy de1trhbies IND VIII u soIt e bAfJ hin!
Pgales ~ - .fStI-1E ~
ElAUCY TUOX GO1IB6 sEz71o1I577 11iT757I;
II Just received ct D. NIoOLI Q BROsE ~
tAnn 1ooMala street.
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Mrs. Margaret Ray sum OF money patds
BY her husband, John Ray, for license az
hotel keeper in 1868 which privilege was
not exercised in tcOuseqnene of the death
q Mr.. Ray.
By Mr.. Km0: Directing the Committee
on Executive Offices, TO inquire aud report
what amonnt OF money has been expended
out OF the appropriation made at the last
session to pay the Contingent Expenses of
the Offices Of the Auditor Treasurer, Sec
re7tary Of the State And {Adiutant General,
tom June 20 1858, ito date, aud also the
ltems OF the, same.,ls=4s,.z-zss-s.=ss=4 4-asa
By Mr.. COR: From the judiciary Com
mttteei in reference 10 allowing percsn-
t9ge to justices for money passing through
Mr.. CRAwEoaD, from ths Military Com
mittee, reported a'bil1 ptoyidingifor the
discipline of oommisstoned Ohieers of the
Militia and Volunteers of the State. Ii.
The bill provides for an annual muster
and eucsmpmentt At time and places to be
faPPointed bS the Governor, within the
Bounds Of their brigadss, Of the Commis-
stoned officers al the Military organise.
tions, of the State; aud that they are to be
governed by the Articles OF War, during
tsuch' encsmp ment, and receive such rations.
TO be furnished by contract, let out, by. the
10 NJ. General, as are furnished 70 the
armies Of the y. s. lOficers falling to al.
tend are to be made liable to a fine Of ffbm
ten TO City dollars. The bill also makes q
| provision for the consolidation of Militia
lregimehtstt no SlfH 7sf3f@ uf7i
r. Read a frst time. 5ia sDa SO a=R
4 Adjourned. aaaoath 'E2iio
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Cor p. D, 7, QqwEs, of ST, OLAF svills,
Is elected President OF the National Bank
established there. John Dsttsh. Joseph
Woodmansse, Ross j. AlexanderI and
David Brown, are the other Dtfeet6ls. Il.
essbis. -7----
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The Ice to be subject to the inspection
mont and approval of q Medical ohic6r, Or ofhsI
properly appointed inspector, before being
Payment TO be made from time to time upon din
Set'snsa ~ % oy taS Aedie9l Dreetor
Stoned +, sg.ol 4
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HOUSE,

" - -. FRIDGY, Feb. 8, 1864.
The House was opened with PRAYER by
Rev, F. BAlI!au ~ 'St ~
Mr.. Corr, on behalf of the Finance
oommtttee, reported back Senate biils. ,
ana 4, the former for the relief of families
OF soldiers IN uuorganized counties and
tne later hxing Compensation, OF sheriffr
TOT collection OF the revenues for 1868.
me tormer, was read third time aud Ia.
Died and thes latter pasted. Tia ACT 4,
PASSED allows sherifs for, collecting Inc
revenues for 1868 commission. Of seyer
and ia, half per ceutum5 cd thtssamonnt,
with which they are chafgeable; and if the
sheriff of any county where the amount o
taxes with which she,ii leharReable doe,
not exceed ten thousand dollars nav ths
whole OF any part thereof into the treasnry
within the time required byelaw. Tie "a
allows him an additional two ana a bali
per cent ON the sun. 80 paid.
Mr., CRAWFORD, iron the Military Com.
mtttee, reported back the bill amending
the act Of the last Legtslature proyidinS
LOT the payment OIL, militia claims allowed
by regimental courts.
Laid on the table and substitute ordered
to:be printed. ......z..l - We -
Mr. HoLMAE, from the COMMITTEES ON
Private Corporations, &c., reported Sd-
verse SO tthe proposition TO amend the
quarter OF the Logan Tribe No. al, t o. r.
M OF me elty Of Wheeling, for the reason
mat the oohs1itution' tforbiis special en-
actment In such cases.
= ny & I4F9osss from ths 9eMnittse on,
Roads, 30, % whom were referred ma
tislon andi counter petition on the subject
q chaqglngltha loca6on Of the bridge over
Phree-FOr Rt Grafton, 0rsnofts5 ri moi
e&pedte egiblataf6 Tthas subject
A WeSs4ge from the Senate returned the
a house Sl BIZ allowing Alfred Brown 10
build . foGtinR MIL Gt RED House ShosiS.
IN Patuam county, with An amendment
EeaptrtnE, Brown toSlRaS 10 The KanaWha
Board such sum for the privilege rs tbey
might demand The amendment ~
coqeurrsd 10 BY the House, aud the bin
made @slaWso \ .fTTc 5eigTIi5i -
! y AeBlHl W0sl received from & 4 Santa fS
No. 81 amending the act of the fast ssssfan.
prescribing how notices shall be Owen n
pplteEtionsi 70 the Legislature for ine,fsi
4 acts % ipeorperate B4lks OF CiFe1i t W.,
and nternal mproVemenki 0onpaniss a
teat Only ttso weeks noEiee 86sII ~ -
9atred instead of four. E''-ss7 =
Read hfst time. s-A5i7
;ztThe Hohse bttt9 (Ib.G 81 amendiBg ~,
general election, law, was passelS. -.
Th9 biz "a 40. al Sdthori mo 4.
D9sss g f9p6 tlile Works 70 appoint Subers
sate7qqsns on STATE roads, vas put, n hon ia.
passeg and tfej e6ted. ksgIskif RI ia : -
Tue bilLt H. No. 15) declaring Msat
aeese t9ll5 o. AiiSidl Island gfeek bpbIic,
gaSGy, vas % 60 EFFolssmenti sss'
a. couple OF bilis epotted a.. "a. ]
% q = 5 1'9I "a Boone aud Wyoming
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IFVstee'g Sale or fReaI lI5sfate

LIyLot66-D l9tlIb Oh tIie0I 3Gfate.
tRH.Shtne of'a deed 81 trutkt b ~ jSuaSS
~, A1Erog ana Mary Morrow li TIiIS dated the
l.sLl la1y elEebtaaEy, 1859, ana recorded n the
foleEk1 o1leS % de 6oanty Oo9iFa ~ 1SS5 .opntT
tnal the o6 tie RbooFd6f of5b3if leoantTI II
70. - sfoliS s20y - tl6 lined, q
tle yent 70 ne 6ifS Of eight
hundred and my d0lldfi - r. tSFsft ~ / nm
al . TIE fr0lt der 81 tie Gut ouSS,
y 80 ot Qllo 9Th day Of
4seL9-EF e 40 die lot q ground
N aaid dood mGntl6hoa 9 4 ~ fSIrfh hsif o.
lqt n9nan two land ftlftytshFe0, (GS91
- ~ eAss side OF RoH street, and 70 that
O1epl!nal ana l6ttieElgs 9z1fsf p arr ssaeg
selling q truItee shalf convey saeh title = Is
p aSestea 10 ~. hy- sid deed oftFugls
sEsl95 49, & 2,,,sl ,ov.ov
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TRUSTER'S sAIIB

or Real 'I6Stats IyIinS. Il 5,o,v,, =. :,
Z...y= South EvheeI1nRS Wv
PY virtue Of. . deed Of trust made BY William
~ Grill to the undersigned, dated 31st Nay 1855
and recorded In the ofee aha Recorder for Ohio
county, in deed book number 6lrty,three, Is-folio
two hundred and ten-31o-; I viii. on Saturday,
the 9Th day Of March, 1854 at the front door Of the
proceed 70 0elliIot nGnbehh fteeh-l6A squateNo:
tsWenty;eisht-28=int the town of South Wheeling,
bered with tho dover right q The vido Of William
9Eut but tsotherWise believed 10 DO uiihcumbered
Selling as trustee shall convey only tueh title q
IL vested In me by said deed, u
Terms Of SAls-OaSh. s'fif-h :
sfeb2-td, u N. RIoHARDSONs TrnStaias5
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FOR SAT,E.

VIE sqbscribsFi oGsys Tor sale the property on
4 which he now reSid - % Elm street. Wheeling
Island, The hoaEe two story brick, containing
eight Fo6tnS and With . we'll Of good WsfsF
g the. kitchen door, with milk house, carriage
trees Of choice fruit Al5o Cherry, Peach, Plum, Ind
9qlnee treesl about one acre Of the best CataSba
and ooSeberries two very fns Yirsinia CtSb apple
trees. also hand Cider Miu and Press, There q
aid property about three acres Of groundj
one % which y suitable for Grape culture dili7
Il the Above property &; not disposed before ths
10Th inst II will be offered at public sale{ at the
'front.' door OF the Court HopS0 on Monday, February
10Th, at IL O'Clock A. N ~ = 80. y
TERIts OF SGLE One fourth cash, the balaA 90 in
SIX twetNe and eighteen months, With interest and
deed of ttuStou same astseurity. Edqdifa OF
.febs:eodtd N. 4M.Bahf. MisseiIt z. ". Y.
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- 81 3. s. oo q "a. rlra.tsa.I
FOR SANE

~ FOR SALE. 80. -
II VI number nine, In square tWSuty-Six an which
~ erected 3 brick houte eontaiuinS eight roomSi
ftuated In the t6Wnt0 South Wheeling, and M
Jotmngt tine property Of Henry Ackermah. = -
i az, seven acres of round near BenEood on
MH WI q iaSo brick house. frame stable, a good
W. sna snan opt budings, orchard Of good fFnt
=, 1of terms apply to the su6seriber In Benvood.
Marshan county West Virginia.
.lsoSis4sS 49,. -. q. MoHEeHBN.
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Important lIeetInr.

By an advertisement 10 another column
1t will be seen that a most important
meeting Is called at the Court House for
Monday evening next. 1t is meeting
that vitality interests every citizen of this
county, being no less than a call to
take StsP5 to procure arilevy sufficient
70 all the quota of Ohio county by
volunteering aud without dtaft.-
The late hour ct which this call Is fur.
nished to us renders any extensive remark
upon Il impossible. We can only refer
readers torthe call itsslf, and urge upon
them the necessity for large mass meet
ing at the Court House on Monday night.
Several speakers, civil aud military, will
address ths meeting, and it is expected
that important resolutions will bs offered.
Tara out then, fellow. citizens, aud par
ticiPate in this Consultative assemblage as
70 the ways and means for avoiding the
draft in this county, esEs@ .stf = ~
VERy few of us here at Wheeling and
vicinity know what many of the patriotic
people out in the interior, especially in the
border counties Of tho Stste, are frequent
~ called upon TO suffer. We have before
Us letters addressed to Senator CaEskadOn
of Hampshire county, by bis wife and
brother, which give a really distressing
account of the visit of the rebels 10 their
recent raid into and through Hampshire
county. They camped on Senator oarsks-
don's farm. stripped It Of almost every.
thing, also his brothers, and forced his
family to prepare their meals and enter.
tain them. Mrs. Carskadon writes. awe
have buttWsnty shocks of corn isftP'Z
"They (the rebels) have made sad havoc
with corn, hay, fencing, bacon, Sou The
heEoism of thelady exsites our admiration.
She writes like true woman. She says:
81 will not give up yeti No, uevsrl lam
better Yankee than ever" Such an ex.
preston is worthy Of the imitation of All
the loyal womeu'of West Virginia. When
We see such instances and read of such
patriotic patience We know that the noble
race of Spartan women is not yet extinct,
The CarSkadon family appear to have
been peculiarly unfortunate. Tidy had
previous to the war, quite, in6mber Il
slaves, agreat deal Of stock, large amouhts
of grains, &C., nearly all of which has 65sSen
sacrificed by their devotion to the Uuiou
caus .. fsSs
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FORM J, MOP OF Proposal TPGsJ, /,

I..az4.y ~. n Ohm W PAOROSAL. ,llsl 80
Inc undersigned proposes to furnish daily Or
otherWtae, AL }the ica required forSthe hospltalS
upon approved requistions Of surgeons In charge, q
of netF the Eithtnhhhted points, ut the following
Pnes per hundred pounds, namely ;s,ins1 ~ ..
3i Gai1d .. s-nts. per hundred pounds.
The Toe shall be Of the best quality. aud subject to
the approval of the surgeon in charpe. win iii
receipt for the 'Getahl iin66At Delivered az eSch
PaymShh to be made from line 70 tine pnon On.
puca'e bulls, certified to by thsedical DirectoS h
T q" 5i9di2smi ~ Signed. i079aat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-06

~ = - ID E 81 BILE
City Property for Sale.
ISEOURtWO story shbstA tally built brick t0uv.
II smeutson lot 28Ss also oflot No ISL, situate
on the aoutheast cornsEof Eof and second streets
In the Eth Ward also lot No. 998 and half Of
lot Ne with = nest two story 6riol house on
each, on the NeSt side OF H0d also lot No sos on
Ehinh . . frame tenement, on Webster street: also
loeAos 1I6, on which Is substantial brick cottage
ntatning zig rooms, on the northwest corner Of
feb!ter and apllno streets; also two nIimproved
I9ts MOI ~ and 3 In square s ohdTohIll6 addition
MOI on Fulton street al9o lot No. S. east side Of
MAIN street, First Ward, on which 10 one brick and
three log aenemsnt8.lli<a-. z :. u g. -
Any part Of the sEbOye can be purchased At
private sac until thS second Monday. the I6t6 dav
q February 1854 ct which time the whole win Be-
oneTed 81 public sale Gt Tia, front door q Ohio conn.
IL part el5h and lopR eFadt dssiseI
e s I0r IsDe and Uptted States
I 23anS-td lr.ista e-t.iE as q sABRx4ROaRRa
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Il
VIE purpose Of this institution Il to Inst,1,.t
;Ih,: 3oans men land women tooJ IN the principle
soSe5a the correct tEapsaotion ot pscuntary
= % m Accountability 9ndi concomItants
t.eo 4B00KsKEEPIRGisE d Isii
stripped Of its absurd TUrbiage and, abeisD. M
atAisy ana fatfteaey, and adapted to the modern
StSas. o. doing 6ulne9 especially ii the United
~ tns Aeaalng subject ofattenti0n, ItS IIES
which are as exact, unerFing and free from s1i
sISn - tno4s OF natme and comprised In yefyfgyt
S az ntsL made familiar 70 the student who
IN numerous BetS OF bo0ks in prSSS
sstlety q i9rms TN he thus acquires mastery 81
- E,lS 9na9ies him TO apply With facility
A WRITING SCHOOL - s.sg
y open day and evening. attended By both ladies
And gentlemen5 where without entaFin Tor ~ mi
e good handwriting can be obtained "a
IA 46slt ARlTHMETIc:
and its application 70 ali manner OF = "a :
CoUNTING.HoUsE cALoUiATT6Na &.
receive the attention their pri mary
mands; The student will be made acqlainted WIN
sevsIal modes o. COLONIZATION not found "a books
tending GREATLY 10 the Abbreyiati0h Of his 6rf - 2
There f open % he student also aooarso q q
BUSINESS SCIENCE AsH
comprising Political Roonrt,..Snv t,an,,slslti
- banEng aud ounenGJ5 also maSfuSS
g = spainent Bqsnea Men IN regard 70 The bSst
avoiding failure. = - 1911 el1
fnitEdetionS IN the above Subjecs9s Az fs.,--.
NJ p 1ins sead tnouleation1 tending to lie
l96llisaon OF nigh character - men and oifiEes =
E.1lo S9aF5e otftnstructioh q intended TO
eolpreh1nstYe and Thorough e. thAt a anT n an
Colleges while thes 10 NJ I1s
dsatts mueh leqI.F - iFl.57sl - -. ~ ~
II. q. begs leave p refer. rhose d ybotb5 - s.
Unknown 70 the 6iie6rs q the bshkf IL VTEAsI5ss
sslq and esPesially b his stuaantss
! ~ ti.35-t TERMS, &c. y. -
! =.
S S s9s Iol course above indicated the tuition
~ 80. abs on entering {F6f 49,
PINK booes 81 Tine unlimited: o tl4St -
pleasures The eodrS6 q hstiaIiy
ise lEo y we g tAree nsnthH 40 ioiI jSnTfs
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l5I555 51tt 2 t'5h aE6. v. JoHNsoN.
- e Ttis Halh

DYSf4hS lrt,ti g slIutod 81 n. J. ROhau
I'D and Nilason ne 9Ist day q December, 1856, ard
nog o. resqEd q one county etlte ~ West VIZ
Sfeo Ilitp IS, ibe jBold 6 the troat
deqr q tn Gaaft q aeity a. Wb6silng %
IL 1eth Day - 81 10 o1clpek, 4. NJ
ne H9l9e 81 Let % nprth Gideef Le1e Etrost, q
g being ne esIt halfek Lot No. 1eS-
tanning seven Rooms.
Terms q sale, Cab
jalls-Sot IsAAO Colts, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-06

Great Bargains In Boo 5 ana sSoes-
EssRs. EIEsTE1N 4 co., previous to their ne
handsomely lifted up, have FeSoiyetl "a sios mi
Itook o. Boots and Shoes Ct twenty-five
80 ~ Seso1 regular selling prieeS Persons In
goot and sh0e Store 1fo Main
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FORM on PROPOSAL. !.

OF first quality of Toe, carefully packed IN substSn.
tial iee-house5, at the Within named poInti namely
tr9sialstcr ati naf. }lI5 ~
'at the following prices per ton Of Two /, .b5o..ad
s.4gtas !, tons st e 81 t7I5 r ton.
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Col guard our Gag, and keep each start
Zach stripe - bright n nav they wave,
SIN make u lead our ranks in war,
skill aolt above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor thai would dare
To tran Il thrOush the dust Of shame, ~
All honest hoSrtS its lot win share -
And folloUit 20 Death or PANE.
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q WRITING soHO0L

y open DAY and evening attended by both ladies
Sn1 where, without entering for the mi
few Tee. Eood handwriting can be obtained %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-06

80 The 4boyea. sale Ia POstpoh ed
4nLi4 s!Msdnesday. tue IOth day Of
.Eebrahry,,6 at 2 t6'efSck r.. n -
nfe6e idsssiai ilp HENRY moon H lrru,,.sSS i
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''AlOnrOe House, for Rent

AhtAtG vel known and valuable Hotel n,ros,,s,,,
situated on Main street, near ~ s5snenstS,,
btdase, u the city Of Wheeling. Apply Is
-9eeSL-a =. ta AMES5TAUI,I,.
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.Yalnable. .Rls.i esaIlIss E!stat1

? T7I?:RUsTBE's SALE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-12

The motion was put, and the ayes and noes
called from the roll, resulting in the adoption
Of the amendment to the report by a vote OF
SO to q. The report was then received as
amended, and the committee discharged.
The Convention then elected B. ]. Green
Seargent-at-Arms.
B. C. Whitman, Esq, then read the follow
ing report of the Committee on Resolutions !:
PREAMBLE-REsoLuTIo
Upon the entrance of Nevada into the Ma.
tional Union, feeling deeply the Importance
of taking a position such as to inspire conf
dence in our sister States, and rebuke treas
on to our nationality, be it open or insidious,
and to sustain By our first acts in the ca
pacity of State the integrity of our country,
the honor Of our government, and the glory
of our free institutions, We do resolve as fol-
lows:
Resolved, That the Union Party Of the
State Of Nevada recognizes no political dill.
ferences in the hour Of our country's trial,
and cheerfully enrolls among its members
every citizen, native or adopted, who prefers
his country to party, who is loyal to the
Union and in favor OF coercion and the sup
preston Of the existing rebellion by the only
sure means-the strong arm Of military
pOhClS WIZ Ia OPPOoSN W SShSSSSaSAS
rebels with arms in their hands, and who is
willing to use the last man and the last dol
lar, if necessity demands, to maintain and
preserve the union Of the United States Of
America.
Resolued, That Abraham Lincoln and An
drew johnson are worthy leaders of the army
of the Union; that the platform and resolu-
tons adopted at the Baltimore Convention,
holden June, 1864, meets our hearty approval,
not only in their general tenor, but esPe-
cially in their advocacy Of that great necessity
Of this country Pacific Railroad; that
placing ourselves on that PLATFORM we cnal'
lenge all corners to wrest from our grasp tue
electoral votes of the virgin state OF Nevada,
predestined to be gwen 6y loyal heaits ano
hands to the nominees OF that CGnyenuea.
ReSotred, That our wise anu oenincehI
Government has always eXn a a nos On,y
real generosity, ous true PoAc' AZ an I;
from the sale OF the mineral lahGs, anu IN
permitting their use, occepalioh' anu Ge'eiop
ment by LABOR ana capital tnet Is =! oe
deeply regretted that traitors IN our MUS ,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-12

EXECUTION PosrPoSEp.-On application
of johnson of PlAceryille, the Supreme Court
yesterday issued writ Of snpersedeas IN the
case Of the People VS.. Poole. Poole, one Of
the stage robbers, had been convicted Of muir.
dr., in killing Deputy Sheriff Staples. Of FL
Dorado, and had been sentenced to be hung
on the 18th of October. The case has been
appealed TO the Supreme Court, and proceed
fnas viii be stayed until the appeal IS deci-
ded.-Sae. UJston
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-12
ANATOMICAL PREPARATIONS,

Consisting Of Upper and Lower Maxillaries, carved,
exhibiting Nerves on one side and Artery and Vein
on the other. Head, with carved Jaw, exposing
fangs Of Teeth, 80 In number.
Vulcanizers, Vulcanite Teeth. Rubber and every.
thing for doing vulcanite work In the latest and
most approved styles, together with nearly every
thing used by Dentists all Of which shall sell at
very low prices and respectfully solicit Dentists to
call and examine and price our goods ..
Goods packed with care, and forwarded, by ex-
press or otherwise TO all parts OF the Pacific coast,
X. H. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento.
r. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.. San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-12
RREwERs, STOCK,

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch. kes
Corks Everything In this line OF the best quality,
for sale upon reasonable terms.
Y. B.-Tcn bales Hops just received BY Express.
II. II. MCDONALD & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-12

BROWN VS.. GRAY.-We witnessed an ex-
citing discussion, this morning, in which
colors seemed to disagree. William Brown
and George Gray, Esqrs., fell out about
beauty, talent, or something else. Each in
dulged in complimentary language, gesticu-
lated eloquently with their left hands, while
maintaining reserved force in their right,
in the shape Of cooked pistols. Old Jaw I'm
ished the fight, however, without bringing up
disgust of a bloodthirsty erowd-Carson
Post.