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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
AND RESOLUTION;
or THE
Nevada Union Convention.

Upon the entrance Of Nevada into the National
Union, feeling deeply the Importance of taking posi-
On such aS 10 inspire confidence In onr sister STATES
amt rrblIkr treason 10 our nationality, he u open
Ur nSiiiuuS, AMI to sustain by our first acts III the
capital of State the integrity Of our country. the
honor Of onr Government and the glory Of our free
Institutions, we do resolve as tOliOWS:
RcsOireR That the onion party nI the state gl
Nevada recognize no political differences In this
hour Of our cOuntrys trial. AMI cheeriully enrOlis
among its members every citizen, native or adopted,
who prefers his country party who is loyal to the
Union and In favor Of coercion anu the suppression
OF the existing rebellion by the only sure means, the
concessions to rebels with arms In their hands, and
who Is willing To use the last man and the last dollar
f fneccSslty demands To maintain anil preserve the
Union Of the United States Of America.
Resolred That Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
johnson are worthy leaders Of the Army of the
Union, that the platform and resolutions adopted al
the baltimore Convention. holden June, lSii, meets
our hearty approval not only In their general tenor
hut especially ln their advocacy or that great necr
sity 10 our Western Empire-a Pacific Railroad.
That placing ourselves upon the platform. we chai-
enIe all c0nlerS ~ wreSt from our grasp The cectO-
raj votes of the virgin Stale OF Nevada, preeSt!ned
10 be given by loyal hearts lnd hands 10 the uem-
hers Of the Convention.
Rss0ired That We favor The paSSage Of laws src.-
ring the general education OF the children IN the
State by means OF free connoa schools, believing
Intelligence the only palladium q Republican Gov,
crnuGnt, and Of laws guarding the highest right and
privilege We have, the elective franchise, from the
influence OfpOwer, money ami fraud, and OF further
laws that shall preserve Good faith between the pep
pie. BY enforcing their private contracts In the spirit
ami power they have made them, and in such Cu.-
renCy they may agree upon, anu VI such laws aS
shall secure In detail the strict economy cIl0nGd by
our Constitution, aud the most exact accountability
OF all public officers, TO the great source OF political
power, the people.
Resoired, Thit our wise and brnciccnt Govern
nrnt has always exhibited not only real generosity
but true policy IN rrirdinlllg from the sale ui the
mineral lau!S. AMI Ia permitting ueir use ucGGpa
ton and dereiopnent by labor ai capla. Ili..t Il
Is ~ Ice deeply regretted that traitors IN our mIsSt
are using the wral,h derived from al indnlgent rOun
try in attempts TO subver Its Institutions amt tbeT
Ties; and that while depreCatc any genern Inter
ference by the Government with the existing state
of affairs Still the proper exercise Of righteous In
dlsnutiOn against such ingrateS should excite nI sur
prise, hut would meet with the hearty approval Of
loyal men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27

Total So, ,5l5 0l Sl64. .955 II
Average per voter of the entire Territorial vote
AZ per Constitutional vote Of january, 1861: In
gold coin, IS 81 ; in currency. SIS ID =.
1t is proper to state that there has also
been contributed in Storey county, stocks
in various mining companies; also in
Lander county, town lots, etc., of what
value cannot be estimated till cashed. l
would here remark tnat although Storey
has contributed so much more than other
counties, it must not be inferred that they
are less patriotic. In proportion as Storey
county exceeds others, is her ability to, 1t
being the seat of the great wealth of the
Territory, she having three-ffths of the
taxable property besides. she has not
labored under the same disadvantages that
other countries have.
Now, in view Of the labor that has been
done BY our noble armies in the field-the
brilliant victories that have been achieved
BY Grant, Sherman, Sheridan and Others,
the high and noble principles for which all
are contending, the sick and wounded OF
our army and navy, I hereby request OF
the Presidents of every Union Club IN
every locality of this State, to call for
small subscriptions to the fund, and also
to place contribution bo1es at the pots on
election, day, in charge Of some reliable
party who will take an interest Ill the
cause. The times are hard, l am aware,
but le, each voter drop his mite as he may
feel able, each gift, however small, can
send a thrill of pleasure to some patriot
soldiers heart. I would suggest that all
contributions be forwarded to J. l.. Black
Treasurer, Virginia City, or to myself an
acknowledgment of which will De pub
licly made. and go to the credit OF the d.
rect locality, also county, from whence
il il receiyed. Still if localities prefer ship
ping their own contributions, it is per;
fectly agreeable; in which event they will
please forward me the amount ana 70
whom forwarded. suggest that all con- !.
tributions be sent here for the purpose OF
economy, az well as having system; be-
sides, by this course it can be seen what
different localities are doing. ! would
also suggest that all Union Clubs oe
formed into /" Sanitary Aid Societies,
having as monthly or quarterly cohIri,
button such sums as they may be disposed
to contribute thus BY small contributions
large amounts would accrue, rendering
thereby an amount Of aid and comfort 70 !.
those who are suffering for the cause Of
Union and Liberty, that would ouin'S''
still brighter the Silver Star OF Nevada,
All Of which is respectfully submitted
- s7s,g ALxARIN B. Paul, b..
Pres't Nevada Branch Q. S. San. CON- i.
l5-a GoLp HILL, n. T., Oct. %, 1854: Il all
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
1HE EVENING NEWS.
Nevada Territory and the Sanitary
COmmisSiou.

fra The Citizens of Nerada Territory. t
Emerging, as we soon will into a State,
it is fitting that things Of the past should
be gathered together, and placed more
lasting there in the memories of men.
Among the bright records of our Terrific
vial existence, and one on which the fu-
ture historian will he proud to dwell, is
the noble support given by our citizens to
the Sanitary Fund. When Peace shall
become a peace in fact-'when the records
of States and Territories will be reviewed
by future generations, to know who sus-
tanned and helped hand down the prin-
ciples of Free Government, symbolized
by the stars and stripes, the flag that will
then float over them, they will point to
Nevada's star and prove by her Sanitary
contributions, that she too was loyal.
That this young and distant State, far
from the scene of strife, gave, independent
of her pro rata of taxation, unsolicited,
no meagre material aid. Thus, indepen-
dent of the present good done by her con-
tributions, bright light will follow her
in her onward course through the glow of
which will appear the title Of "LIBERAL
AND LOYAL NEVADA" Our organization
was spontaneous; it originated from n
heartfelt desire of loyal people to do their
part in the crisis of their country. Our
contributions, so large considering our
youth, our taxable property and popula-
ton, outstripping the pro rata even of
California's magnificent donation, fnct
of which Nevadans may well be
proud, has attracted the attention of the
Executive body of the United States San
itary Commission, and our State has been
mustered in as a Branch-its head in New
York city. An appointment has been for
warded me as President of the Nevada
Branch" of th5 Commission, which is
heartily accepted, hoping by the aid
of all loyal citizens to make the future
only equal in brightness to the past. Ac-
companying the appointment is request
to more thoroughly organize the State.
In the meantime. submit the following
as the contribution of Nevada Territory
to date. I would remark that with the
exception Of Storey county, which has
been more directly under my supervision,
l am not familiar as to whom the contri-
buttons of other counties were forwarded,
but presume to New York. There has been
CONTRIBUTED ny STOREY COUNTY,
Receipts of all of which arein the hands
of Treasurer
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
S63,3ll 26 sll2, ,439 u

Gb1,1l1 N SllS,fOS 81
Average per voter az per Constitutional vote Of
January 1854: In gold coin, Sl4 80; in currency
s2s Sc.
BY LYON COUNTY.
In gold coin, $3.50. "In currency,
Sl3,S3O. Average per voter, as per Con-
stitutional vote of January, 1864: In gold
coin, 81 90; in currency, $l4 03.
BY oRMsBY COUNTY.
In gold coin, S7,624; in currency, $l3,.
GOO. Average per voter, as per Constitu-
tional vote of January, 1864: In gold
coin, 81 70; in currency, Sl3 50.
By EsNERALDA COUNTY.
In gold coin, $6,0l7; in currency, $lO,-
$50. Average per voter, as per Constitu-
tional vote of January, 1864: In gold
coin, Sc 81; in currency, Sll 80.
BY DOUGLAS COUNTY.
In coin, 1854; in currency, $2,976.
Average per voter, as per Constitutional
vote of January, 1864: In gold coin, 81 81;
in currency, 81 65.
BY LANDER COUNTY.
In coin, $4,000 90; in currency, $lO,-
$50 90. Average per voter, as per Consti.
tutional vote of January, 1864; In gold
coin, 81 4S; in currency, 81 10.
BY wAsHoE COUNTY.
From Ophir Works, $24S Is. From
Galena, $3.50; in gold, $428 IS, in trea-
sury of Storey county; in currency, $76l,
90. Average per voter, as per Constitu-
tional vote of January, 1854: In coin,
A cents in currency, IS cents.
The calculations on currency IL based on the
average received by Stordy County.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
Summons,

Tn THE CIVIL PROBATE COURT OF THk
l. County OF Storey, OF the Territory OF Nevada.
The People Of the United States In the Territory o.
Nevada, send to JOHN NcMJRR0W RfeetinG -
mcnCed against you as defendant By Elenora No
Morrow as plaintiff. In the Civil Probate Court Or
the County Of Storey, Territory OF Nevada, At VII.
slnia, anu answer the complaint therein. which u
OH file with ihe Clerk Of said Court, within ten days
after the service ou of this summons leIcluSTe
twenty uays If served out OF said County, and In AZ
other cases forty days; judgment by default Will
he taken against You according 10 the prayer OF the
said Omplutnt. The said action Is brought 70 pLr
tain Wl$nt ~ aSanst you tor tne dissolution OF ny
bonds Ui matrnony now existing between you and
plaintiff anil for the restoration OF her maiden name
and for The care and custody oil tile hIfal chdrfn
named iII complaint, AMI that the property en-
toned In said nplAnt may be awarded 10 plain
tin for The nalntAilance ofherse6 and children, and
alleges extreme cruelty. which will more fully ap
pear by p!aiu;iil'S complaint on nie herein. And
you are further notified that II you fall ~ appear
and answer the said complaint, the sail plaintinwi
apply 10 ihe Court for the relief demanded III SAID
complaint, besides cost. ..., 80,
f-~> In witness whereof, |, l.. Hermann, Rave
lis. herculto set my bait and affixed the seI
t-,-' Of SaiL Court. this 2ith day ol September.
County , anI i Clerk The tv d HEEMASS bSS6sts Sur,
-, y ''' $. II. BIsiioP Deputy CLERK.
hereby certify that received the within sunu.
mons on The 27th day Of September, A. y. 1864. and
after diIIgenr search cannot ind John McNArrnx.
the within nanle't defendant, In Store, county,
- ,. Sheriff Storey county. \. T.
.. ... '--.. ..'. Dy +. 4. ELLIS. Deputy.
Virginia. Sept. g, ISL.
Flty-ScnI Rev. StampL .- ss@ 2. !.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
Summons.

IN TIE CIVIL PROBATE COURT or THE
1 County Of Storey. Of the Territory Of Nevada,
The People OF the United States In the Territory gt
Nevada send TO STEPHEN VAN VALKENBCRGH
greeting: You are hereby required 10 appear IN an
action commenced against you As defendant by T..
t. Van Valkenburgh as plaintiff, In the Civil Pro
bate COur Ofthe county Of Storey, Territory Of M
yAdd, at Virginia, and answer the complaint therr-
in, which Is on lille with The Clerk Of said Court
within ten days after the service you Of this sum.
mons (eNenslve of tue day Of servcel, II Seryeil IN
said county, Ur twenty days II served out Of said
county, and In all other forty days: or Jugd-
nlent by default viii he taken against you according
the PRAYER Df the said complaint. The said action
Is brought tg ObIaina decree of this Court that the
hands Of nialr,mony between you and said plaintiff
NAV br dissolved and The marriage relations be de.
creed uIi and void anil that plaintiff be restored 70
hrr m4ilcn name, on the grounds OF desertIon BY
yot Of the said plaintiff And you are further poii.
ged that il you fall to appear and answer the Hald
complaint, The sal plantin VIII apply 10 the Court
for the relief therein demanded.
~, In witness whereof, J. l.. Hermann, bsve
l. ~. I hereunt0 set NV hand and affixed the seal
49, Of said Court. this Srh day OF scptsInbef, ;.
&C.. A.p. lsiI. L. HERMANN,
County Clerk, and Clerk OF the Civil Probate Court
nf the county o. Storey. y. 4. ..--..- .rrr
BY d, II. HEREFORD, Deputy Clert.
tSEcpDt Rev, S;AmD, ...... -..-... Se3D tW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
ANATOMICAL PREPARATIONS

Consisting OF Upper and Lower NaxIllsries, carved
exhibiting Nerves on one side and Artery and Vein
on the other Head, with carved Jaw, exposing
fangs Of Teeth, 30 In number
Yulcanlzers, fulCanite Teeth, Rubber and every.
thing for doing vucanite work In the latest and
most approved styles, together with nearly every.
thing used by Dentists all Of which We Shall spII a,
very low prices, ami respectfully solicit ppntistS IN
call anl examine and price our goods, "
Goods packed With care. and forwarded by px-
press otherwise, TO all parts Of the Pacific cosSt
,,- X, Ii: MCDONALD & co,
Wholesale Druggists Sacramento
4. II. MCDONALD Co. San Francisco
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
" ers OF Story county, y. T.. Virginia, octo'
Der 22d, 1s64.-Pursuant 10 the provisions of the
Constitution Of the State Of Nevada, notice is
hereby given that election will be held in this
county on TUESDAY, the sth day of November,
1864, for the following named officers, to wit
Three Presidential Electors;
One Representative TO Congress;
Governor:
Lieutenant. G Governor;
Three Judges Supreme Court;
Clerk of the Supreme Court;
state Controller;
State Treasurer
Attorney General;
Secretary OF State;
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Surveyor General;
Three District Judges for Storey county;
Four State Senators;
Twelve Assemblymen.
The polls will be opened at the following named
places, to-wit:
First District-Gold Hill: At the Old Thea
IRE. Judges. l. Requa. W. \. Hail. John
DOYLE
Second District-Flowery At the Gould &
Curry Mill Judges-D. W. Balch, w. +. Frink'
B. F. Wood.
Third Dis,rict-First Ward, Virginia: At Hay
Yard corner of Z and Carson streets. judges
John c. James, w. A. Bourne, A. Wood
Fourth District-SecUnd Ward, First Precinct,
Virginia: At Collins House, street. judges
F. A. Tritle Geo. Lammon. 4. S. Arlington,
Fifth District-Second Ward, Second Precinct,
Virginia: Ford's Building, G street. Judges
Chas. Wilson, John Burton, D. F. Hodges
Sixth DiStrict-Third Ward, Virginia: w Washoe
Stable, c street. Judges--E. A. Rowe Frank
Seriey, r. P. Bland.
Seventh District - American City. At the
Willows. Judges-E. +. Glover, L Strother, ).
D. Wood.
Eighth District-Fourth Ward Virginia. Al
Vacant House, formerly Eureka House, opposite
Illinois House, C street. Judges-A. B. ELliott'
Warren Heaton, II. R. Wells.
Ninth District-Red Mountain: AT Caldwells
House. Judges. Wilcox, l.. Caldwell, 7. w.
Coppers. ,,
Tenth District - Lower Gold Hill: Al the
White House Judge--A. J. Tyrrell, W. F.
O'Neale, W. W. Van Eliet.
Which election will be opened q, eight o'clock
in the morning and will continue until six o'clock
in ,he afternoon OF the same day.
~ order Of the Commissioners.
6c5I IA LCCIES HERMANN, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27

IT is Just 27 years since the telegraph was
frst mt 10 practical test. Then il was con.
sidered mere toy. By 1851, however, 900
miles were in operation. Since then, fully
400 600 miles Of telegraph have been called
into existence throughout the world. The
wire has penetrated to almost every region Q!
I the world, braving all climates. '''.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27

tim Stockings Abdominal supporters, Shoulder
Braces S,SpenSary BandageS. Silk Elastic BandageS
for Ladies 4 very large assortment OF articles In
this line. For sale by .
X, ii, MCDONALD & Co. San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
xSSaYERS, MATERIAL.

Crucibles Retorts, Acids. anu general supply Of
ali articles in this line. For Sale by
''''''' '' H. H. MCDONALD i co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
RREwERS, STOCK.

Fresh Hops. Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch. Neg
COrks Everything In this line Of the best qnahty
for sale upon reasonable terms.
n B,-Ten bales Hops Just received by Express
Il. II. MCDONALD co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
500 Reward !

rrHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BIZ PAID ~
i the sheriff OF storey county for the appreheIl-
sion and delivery of A. BEBEN, prisoner who es-
III hal ON when he escaped grey flannel shirt.
black coat and grey panIs-S about 80 years o. age
ami speaks very broken Enghshi hlgnt, , ieet :
inches: blue ewes, somewhat Snrp; thin whiskers on
hin and = hiisr by trade j. c. CLARK,
nrIirr Sheriff OF Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
ECLECTIC 1EDICINEs.

We are constantly receiving. per express. supplies
from the manufactures. For sale BY
R. II. MCDONALD & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
Wrapping Paper.

COLE AGENT FOR THE TERRITORY or
y Nevada Of II. H. Bancroft & Co.'S Law, Pub.
locations and impor:ations, and their hand made
Linen Paper. Als0for w. B. Cooks Law BlAnka
, ~ full assortment Of Staple and Fancy
Stationery always On hand Subscriptions and
advertisements received forJ. SilversmltA's Boyal
,Quar,o Work. entitled the "METAIIc AND AuRii
CULTURAL WEALTH OF THR PACIFIC HrAfkt.,
800 pages, 900 instrationss in Engllah, Frsneh.
ia3O,u BERNHARD FRANZ. z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27

Dissolution of Co-Partnershlp.
L isIins between John A. Quick and Edward Gag
non In the Butchering Business, Is this day DIS
SOLVED BY mutual consent. Either party isa ali-
ceiuiS for same JOHN A. QUICK,
EDWARD GAGN0N.
I,I nm nc,ohar 1874 or3 mA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
PERFUMERY,

We are constantly receiving articles In this line
direct from Foreign and American manufactures.
For sale by R. II. MCDONALD & CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
TILDEN's SUGAR COATED

Otneary all the Concentrated Medicines, put up
:" ''''''S' - ' R. II. MCDONALD / co.
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To the Voters of Gold Hill.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
" storey county, y. T. Virginia City, October sth.
lS6t.-Notice Is hereby given. that there will be
a new Election Precinct established III the lower
mar, NJ f;oid Hill Within the following boundaries,
to.wit: An thai portion of Gold Hill lying south
OF The southern line of Blanchard street; and thence
running east AMI west to IN" eastern anu western
bnnnJSry lines Of tiOhi HILL By orler OF the Boaru.
~ IN LCCIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
R. H. NC DONALD & co.

I'VE RESPECTFULLY BEG LEAVE To IN
w form our customers and the public Iener1hS
that we have opened House in the CITY, OF sAn
Francisco, where We will be pleased to see Us many
Of our old friends and customers ~ San maxi IL
yenIent 10 call upon us. We shall Keep NJ NOM
places large and wr selected stocGol
D,,,s. . nd Medicines Assayers' Materials,
.,oIid npd RIuid Ex- RetOrts md Cruci-
TrScts. bles,
Eclectic PreparR- DruEEiHiS HlHS"-
lions, ""re'
patent Medicines, Brewers' stock,
Trusses and should Soda Water Mnteri-
Cr BrnceH, MS,
Fancy Goods, Paints and Oils
Abdominal supports Kerosene and Con
rrs. Oils,
1,bsuicaIs, all kinds, Camphenc and Burn.
ing Fluid,
Sbaker., Herbs, Alcohol in Tin,
Together with complete assert nient OF all articles
I'm the Drug line We do not intend 10 be underSOld
hv any house in California Orders respectfully s-
cItpi and goods forwarded Ia all parts Of the PAclnc
coast Snd country. ,,.,,
Importing Druggists, SACRAMENTO.
H. II. MCDONALD CO., San Francisco.
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Oils FOR BURNING.

A superior article Of Downer's Kerosene OIL Iann
Oi and others for this purpose offer al the lowest
market rates. .-.. ...a'' H.f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27

" We have tnken much pains In
the selection Of Choice Articles, aud
c.n guarantee satisfactIon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
PAINTS. OILS AND vARNIsHEs.

Brushes. Feather busters, Zinc White. Fre-Proof
Paint Llnseed OIL. boiled and -aw. For sale by
II. H. MCDONALD & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27

T. n. PISxERroS. N, D., J. c. TUCKER: u. D.
Comfy Physician, City Physician,
And q. s Exsm's Surg. And u s. Con. surg'n
II 49, foe2l til .---a 81 '-
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Drs. PinkertOM Il Tucker.
Rooms No. 80, south street,
Rooms nearly op Wells, Fargo g. Co..,

I1AylNG LEASED THE COUNTY HOS.
IL pital Buildings and Grounds and made ad,
ditiopal preparations for the accommodation Of
PRIVATE PATIENTS. in apartments entirely
separate from those Of the County patients, the
undersigned will receive invalids, both male and
female, at charges Gucluding everything ranging
from four 10 six dollars per day.
- The womens Hospital and the Insane
ASyium ore remote from the main building.
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Mp T AN Il
VI I y II y y
10
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT.
p. q =. v. Il. R.---S. v. X. Il.
Mi
Fr'ccpol:t Railroad!


nN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER IgTH. l>6l. or
~ dillry Freight will he received at FREEPORT
.lEL tOTwaNiri 20 LATROBE without charge for
tran~hippinS. draya:p or forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers OF the California steam
NIvlSatiUu Company. leaviu- san Francisco at p.
81 daily, can I've delivered In Latrnbr 1t 9oclOcS
arNt morning freight shipped BY sailing vessels
~ill hr forwarded with dispatch. No charEH on or
,ialry freight per sailing vessels tor lrNc" dues,
trunShippins ,trayagc ur forwarding.
All Heavy E-eight>. SUCh a> Boilers. Heavy C9St-
snE>, steam Engines etc. VIII he tTatlSltpped at
Ere.port by powerful derrCS> directly 10 the cars,
u! at LAtrobs will also be tTanShippeI BY SerrtcSN
directly teams For this class OF freight. charge
~iI he made uf cos: oi labor ENGAGED on deTTtcSS
uuly.
Freight Charges Of steamers or sailing vessels will
- advanced at Freep"rt and collected AZ Latrobe
without charge. ,
PORT" and send receipts with Freight
Prices of Freishting:
FREIGHT. from Freeport 10 LatrOHc. - per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS. from Latrohe to Freepurt or
Slcyauen;o. will be forwarded Al the following
rLtCs;
Ores shippers TO bad an! unload per ton-..2 ~
Marble, ------2 A.
Lumber VI ----j G
Wood. car OF
hsr CCENS ~
Hides
w.
Max Freight. Care p. IS. Y. K III
J. p ROBINSON.
IA. BISHOP.
ocl0m Superintendent.