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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18
NEW TRUcKEE DISTRICT.

Our readers will perhaps remember
that last winter the New Truckee Dis
trict was discovered by some "pros-
pectors," who made quite a number Of
locations of claims. Among others was
the Imperial Consolidated Company-a
company fully organized and incorporat-
cd, and who have for four months past
been actively engaged in developing their
claims. Among the work accomplished,
is an incline shaft sunk to the depth Of
ninety feet on a ledge about two feet in
width on the top, and gradually widening
out to twelve feet, at about which width
the ledge continued for upwards of seventy
feet, when a new ledge-removed about
three feet from it was struck in q drift
the celebrated white horse of the Com
stock" intervening between the two
lodges. In opening the ledge, a very
rich quality of argentiferous galepa was
struck, which encouraged the company
in their operations. At the depth Of ten
feet from the surface, galena ore was
taken out of the shaft, and brought to
Gold Hill for assay, and it yielded from
$340 up to $6sl OF per ton. Their
assays were accurately made by Harris,
Assayer, and were the crystalized galena,
Of which there is IN immense quantity in
this ore. In fact the company has thou
sands Of tons Of it in their mine. It pre-
dominates throughout the ledge from near
the surface to the depth of s~eventy-fve
feet, and also in the new spur ledge to the
depth Of ninety feet. As far as this new
mine has been opened, it certainly prom
Uses to be one Of the most valuable and
permanent ever discovered in Nevada.
Some Of the ore, obtained at a depth Of
ninety feet, has been brought to Gold Hill,
and can be seen at the Office Of the Secre-
sary Of the company, G. W. Pease. There
are t~wenty-four locators in the company,
each having two hundred feet on three dis
tincs lodges, running parallel with each
other. What the company now wants is
the best and most practical machinery to
reduce or work this kind Of ore-argen-
tiferous galena-our present milling pro-
cesses not being exactly calculated for the
purposes. Two facts are well settled
this company has, what may safely be
called, an inexhaustible mine of silver
galena; and another, that it is the richest
of It's kind ever opened on the Pacific
coast. Any responsible parties, having
the right kind Of machinery to reduce this
species of ore, can arrange with the cOm-
pany, and have as " big q thing" in the
way Of a fortune, as there is in the State.
The mine is within fifteen miles of the
Truckee river, and about eighty from Vir.
ginia city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18
DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Rising

DISTRICT COURT Before Judge Rising
In the matter Of the estate of A. l..
wilkins, deceased, letters of %administra-
ton heretofore issued to John Rickelton
were revoked, and it was ordered that he
file statement and inventory by Tomorrow
at 10 o'clock. Keller vs.. Blasdel ct al
suit on trial before the court. Sumner vs..
Brundage-the jury went out at Z o'clock
last evening and at noon to-day had not
returned any verdict.
Before Judge Mesick-Coehn vs.. Armer
a motion to dismiss attachment one day
to bring original suresies into court to per-
feet bond in case, was ordered denied,
provided the said sureties be brought be.
fore the court to-day. In case said bond
is not 90 perfected, said motion to be sus-
tanned. To all Of which defendants ex.
cepts. Hardy VS.. Clark-judgment for
plaintiff in accordance with findings filed.
Arnold & Blauvelt VS.. Coover ct al
Judgment ordered in accordance with
prayer of complaint. King VS.. King-a
suit for divorce-by consent of counsel
referred to Judge VIM. F. Barbour TO re-
port findings and decree. Harris VS..
Grass Valley Company-suit on trial be-
fore the court.
Before Judge Burbank-Moscow Com.
pany N. 0phir Cempsny-suit on trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

OrTRAoEous.-A bright, lively lad. Of
about nine or ten years of age, who vas
in the water-tank Of the Crown Point mill
bathing this morning, in company with
several other lads, showed, by the marks
of stripes received upon his body, arm
and limbs, that he had been the subject Of
the most outrageous abuse by a monster,
whom he called his father. He had been
most brutally whipped with a black
snake" whip, every blow Of which, it ap-
pears from his lacerated body and arms,
cut into the flesh, sometimes entirely
around his body. From his head, almost
to his feet, he shows tie signs Of the most
unmerciful lashing. 4 man who would
treat a child of that age. much more his
W son, in such a manner, is a devil in
carnate. We know the name Of this iend,
and will give it TO the public If we ever
hear Of such abuse of his child by him
again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
SPECIAL DlspXrcH TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY srwsl
The Insane SAILED - Fire Heavy
p. Lonl.


The Insane - Sailed - Fire Heavy
e Loss.
SAN Francisco, July 1872 P. n.
The Commissioners of Lunacy, yester-
day, directed nine persons to be sent to
the Insane Asylum. These cases had &C.
cumulated in the City Prison since Thurs
day last.
The Golden City sailed this morning,
carrying away 700 passengers and a mil
lion and a half of money.
At about IL o'clock, last night, the Pa
ciRc Warehouse, a fre-proof building on
the corner Broadway and Battery streets,
was discovered to be on fire. The build
ing entirely covered a 5O-vara lot, and
was filled with liquors, wool, dry goods,
furniture, books, and 400 trunks, belong
ing to persons who had gone to the mines.
The fire originated spontaneously in the
centre of the building, and soon spread to
the liquor casks, destroying between
Ssoo,OOO and $4OO, 900 worth of property.
Insurance policies to the amount of
$250,0OO was held by various parties.
Forenoon Stock Sales.
Overman, S3O0@305.
Yellow Jacket, $l,2O0@l, l86.
Uncle Sam, $3l6@3l0.
Justis, 1928.
Savage, $3.50.
Bullion, SlSO@lS2.
Imperial, $240923S.
Potosi, $500.
Chollar, $500.
Moscow, $27 SO.
Crown Point, $50.
Belcher, $s20@8l7 so.
Hale & Norcross, $675.
North American, Sal.
Lady Bryan, $s4@s4.
Ophir, 1886.
GREENBAcKs, 733.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

LATER PROM THE INDIANS. - Hams
Fork, thirty miles East of Bridger, July
18th, lS65.-Jack Gilmore is just in from
Green river, and says the report is that
the Indians are running off everything
around Fort Halleck, and are pitching
into everything that comes along, running
off all the stock they can find on the road
as far down as Cooper's Creek.-Sah Lake
Vedekte.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

JusrIcB's Court, VIRGINIA. Before
Pembroke Murray, J. P.-Beck & Co. VS..
J, H. Tilton-case continued. Same VS..
John A. Moch-same order. Same vs..
S. A. Snow-same order. Ogden VS..
Wilson-judgment for plaintiff. Roland
& Co. VS.. McCann s Gillespie-judgment
for plaintiff. Kinsel S Spiers-auach-
ment ordered to issue; trial set for 2lst.
Hudson 6 johnson vs.. Susan Doe-case
set for trial this afternoon. Beck & Co.
vs.. Regan-cass continued. Same vs..
Marks-Ame order. Same VS.. 6. Z. Sea-
n-sa order. F. A. Tritle and F.
Ward vs.. Yolo G. and S. NJ. Co.,-judg-
ment for plaintiffs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18
THE NEWS.

The Overland Telegraph got to working
again yesterday, and last night dispatches
for the press began arriving. Our latest
dates are to July It'll, and are the most i'm
portant dispatches received for several weeks
The assassins Of the late President have all
been convicted, and sentenced to be hung
at least those who have been put upon their
trial. When they are executed, hell will
give one Of its widest yawns to receive them,
and the world get rid of fends who deserve
not to live.
The PRESIDENT IS FIRM, and will not re-
prieve these fends, and the people will be
firm in their support Of him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

MOST remarkable in its effects, and most
useful in its application, the Fragrant Sozo-
DON'T has become the most popular Dentrifce
in existence. IT'S used and praised by every
body. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

TIE CIRcus.-Wilson's Grand Circus per-
formed last night in Gold Hill to a dcnsely
crowded house. The performances are al
most entirely new, and there being a great
variety Of them, they give better general sat-
isfaesion than any Circus ICE have seen for
twenty years. 1t will exhibit again in Gold
Hill this Tuesday evening, with a change
of performances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

AccoMxoDATrNo.-Yes,erday afternoon
a chap in town borrowed a watch and
chain of q friend in order to have his da-
guerreotype taken IN good style. Dark
came, and no watch was returned. This
morning he was heard from on the road
to Glenbrook, and is doubtless going to
California to have his picture taken.
Moral-don't loan watches to take medi-
cine or pictures with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

RECORDERS Court, VReINIA.-Judge
Meagher this morning transacted the fol-
lswing business: Robert Jones, arrested
by officer Clark, on a charge of drunk and
~disorderly, was fined IS and costs, which
he paid. John Thompson. arrested by
officer Clark on q similar charge. paid the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

REruRN1NG.-A dispatch from Captain
Warner contains the intelligence that he is
now on his way back to the settlements,
and will probably arrive in Virginia To-.
morrow morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18
AND ORES
A s S A Y + D,
At Gold Hill. Storey County,
NEVADA,
Bv CONRAD WIEGAND,

Formerly Supervising .Assayer ut
the United Stntcs lin n
Francisco, Cal,
And Late Superintendent, Of AssGyinE nj
the Could & Curry Mill, VirEiniR
City, Nevndn.
NOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED
" and Assayed, at San Francisco rates.
RETURN IN BARS are rs speedily rendered
as Is compatible with n critical entertainment OF
Value.
The Values stamped are guaranteed to be those
which the U S. Mint Tor Its Branches) will de.
clare, II deposited for coinage,
Ore assays carefully made, at rates reasonably
correspondent with the number and character OF
Assays desired, and with the amount and form Of
sample furnished.
Specific and detailed circulars furnished on ap.
~plicatIon personally at the Office. or by mail TO
CONRAD WIEGAND,
East side of Main street, near and below Wells,
Fargo e. Co.'S, Gold Hill.
References-By PermiSsion.
IN eoLD HILL.
p. D. Hedley, Esq, Agent Wells, Fargo g. Co.
j. W. Flood e. Co., Bankers.
n. A. II. Ball, Esq, at J. W. Flood Co.'S
w. II. Rlauvelt, Esq. Of the Bank Of CnliforniG.
IN vIRoISIA.
Chns. Bonner, Esq, Sup't Gould e. Curry Co.
J. II. Latham. Esq, Agent Wells, Fargo Co.
VIM. Sharon, Esq. at the Bank Of California
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Robt. B. Swain, Esq, Sup'tU. S. Branch Mint.
Benz. 7. Martin, Esq, Assayer Of U. 3. B.. Mint.
Alpheus Bull. President Of Gould e. Curry Co.
D. o. Mills, Esq. at the Bank Of California
Donohoe, Kelly & Co, Parrot s. Co.,
Sather & Co., Chns. +. Riehn,
Flint, Peabody g. Co.. VIM. T. Coleman, ESQ.
Gold Hill, May q, 1865. my20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

In Washington eight steam printing
presses are at work on soldiers discharge
pspsEs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

Attention, Yellow Jacket Hose Com.
pnny No. q.
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL -
i Meeting Of the Company held
at Tom Carson's Saloon WEDNES.
DAY EVENING, July 10Th, ut 9N
o'clock P. N. a full attendance Is requested, as
there will bo business Of Importance transacted.
A.. L. COLBY. Foreman.
G. A. HART. Sec'y. jyl8 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-18

Charges at San Francisco Rates.
febl2 II. HARRIS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

TIVE STANDING STONE OIL COMPANY
u OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL. "a 900. 900.
In 10, 900 shares, q go each.
Subscription price, ems per share, subject 10 no
other eaii or asSeumsnL
WORKING capital Of tiOO. 600 reserved. oniy
5000 shares 10 be sold al the sub.
seriptlon price

The properly Of this company consists Of the
Well-kRown Martin or Standing stone tract, And
contains from 2, 800 10 3, 900 aeres 81 land, In
fee simple, frvs from leases. undivided interests
or royalty. Standing Stone creek Il branch Of
the Ltlls KanGwha rverDAnd It's Tributaries pass
through this property, aud II has upon II . larger
other so@psny IL IVES. Virginia. il l. 'sitasisa
10 Writ county, neas the celebrated RAthbone,
or BARRING spring tract, and In extent 81 terri.
tory is nve times greater, and Il considered ~
triet o. West Virginia quite equal 70 II not supe-
hoF % the aaihbOns trAst The Standing stone
OIL cOmpAny's property extends from the Ltttle
KauAwhA river, nsAr Burning Spring Nus,
aero.s the NAters % standing stone creek, ~
oludlng . portisn o. Robinsoh's Fork and Two
Kline ran, and Il immsdiAtsly In the Great OIL
Break, extending from Burning Spring through
By Standing Stone and Petroleum 70 Horse meek
Wells, scar the Ohio river, and embraces the
Ths property q this company has not been Do.
yelopsd, Tor the reason thai Il belonged 10 minor
hoir1 who could nOt convoy until they attained
their majority which The youngest dld fsv
Wells are bslne bored on the adjoining lands,
and oil had. u IA said that upon this Standing
stone tract oil was hrst discovered In lTD0.
On the Deyers farm, adlolniag, we'll = baing
4 Jones, on the Morgan Land, Il soar ,his prop
TSsss Lands are AsId in trust BIZ :. n. Can.
den, Bsq,, President HiTst National Bank Of Par-
kersburs, West Virginia, and the Hon John .
viii BE- b. them s~pvsyed 70 he slaading Stone
on Company whenever the stock 70 be disposed
Of By Subscription 10 wit 20 900 shares) shall be
Subscribed and Paid for Three thousand six
hundred shares q TIE stock have ALREADY been
saSssriptioS. received At the bankiuE house.
Of RIGGS 4 CO., aAa RITTKnnousK row.
LER co. delA.n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
EVERY TICKET PURCHASER RECEIVES AN
EEvELoPE, UPON WHICH Is WRITTEN
THE NAME on an ARrIcLR, WHICH IS
THE PROPERTY oP THE PURCHASER.

Prom long editorial notice from the genial
pen Of Col Nathan Greene, Of the Boston Poet.
Read the following;
when Van Amburgh himself comes 70 Boston
with his new aud imposing list u animals, the
streets will hardly manifest more skcitemeni
than they have done since the Manufacturing
Jewelefs' Association invaded this busy metrop-
OILS. They have really burst upon ~ with such
hOusek eeping and mArriageabie yOung ladies are
completely turned No one n seen 70 enter their
Depot In Washington street who comes out again
Without a gin Persons ''go in with dollar
apiece, aud when they come out Il Is Transmitted
By some diablerie into piano, diamond ring,
al lee pitcher, q sewing machine, bracelet, or q
somstking else equally startling and strange.
How Il Il done, We do not profess 10 know the
air Of mystery about u seems 10 make u but the
more exciting and attractive. The Association
insists that they act In the "ihost liberal "mOst
fair, i'moat original +" "most aitraetive, :, and
most popular' manner possible, which no one
l. Inclined 70 doubt who has thus far had taste
Of IT, quality,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
G W. OWEN,
% Successor 70 \. oWEN 4 soH,
MILITARY AND NAVAL MERCHANT TAILOR.
ns PENHsYLvAEIA AVENUE.
between Fourteenth and Vif,ssnth streets,
WASHINGTON, D. c. aII.sh
g = A 7 0 N II A L L ,
coRHKR or NINTH AND D STREETS.

This Large and Handsome Hall Il nov for
rent for Balls, Concerts, ke. II Il analy fros
coed, aad hnlshed n the mos. sabsiaHtlai laAR-
And gallery u The south ond for HpaetatOrs n
The Hall Il the best gentilntlA soon In The
city, with tueniy .uindoWa "a Ne south ana
sasl and west sides, With i4rgs ysafilator In
for Concerts, boing hnili With sapsoaf attention.
70 thai OBJ lot Al Ia nalia he Rroaiost ears
has bees iassl % hASs he bsst hOsE that sonA
nv asl an = rsnlsd for BAil.. Cssss.is
fsgalss 4 Q; LaEcKKLs. On D street, iAlyd
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
MONUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN
M. IN THE CITY or WASHINGTON.

1SA. IN THE CITY on wAshlh0TOA.
In order TO. give definite shape 10 the desire 70
generally expressed thGt suitable Monument
should DO erected In the city Of Washington 10
the memory Of Abraham Lincoln. the City couh-
ellis Of Washington have taken action, resulting
in the Formations of an Association TO DO called
the LINCOLN NATIONAL MONUMENT Asso-
CITATION, with the following othcersi
presiaent--RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
seere,ary--cR0sBY B. MOVES.
Trcasursr--0EoRGR W. RIGGS.
The Dlrectors~viiI be announced hereafter.
Il is proposed TO raise for the purposs the sum
OF Al least tlO0O00 by subscriptions, 10 be limited
in amount FROM one dollar 70 ten per individual
such 10 the general solieituds 10 contribute for
such purpose that II IL not doubted that the
amount requisite can be promptly rAlsed and the
monument erected within the year 1898
Duly authorized collectors will be dealgnated
for this District, and persons throughout the
country disposed TO contribute can send their
eon,Tibutiona 10 aBoRGBw w. RIGGS, Esq, Treas
urer Of the Association.
As II may be dlaeult TO send individual re-
eeipts for the contributions received, they will
be acknowledged from time TO time through the
| publie press.
Il Il sarnettly hoped that every newspaper
throughout the country will call attention TO the
object Of this Association, and give II such edto-
rial encouragement As shall seeare general rec
Il L tho desire Of the Association to raise q
monument that shall Be properly commemorative
Of the sublime life and ehAFAetsr Of the lAmented
deeeased-che that shall be ereditAbls alike u
with such ends IN view, n IL not doubted thai
this appeal will meet promPt and universal
| response. m1-lm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR
AJL'kKE SATISFIED.
ALL REcKIyEA PRESENT.
NO DELAY.
NONE 90 EMPTY AWAY.

The nan win b open for Exhibitor Of Good,
o. fnday and Saturday.
The sale of Tickets viii e0mmence on Monday,
Nay ga, Il 3 o'clock, and eontinno every day
and evening during the week.
The Ladies' are Iespeetfally lniormed that 4
special counter has beea arranged Tor their on.
Das uoilss win be given Of the second series d
Concerts. \. H. kLIAb,
Aetaary Of he
aylS-4 SsvYSrk Jewelers. Association.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
IOHH 4 ELVANg 3 cor,
u o. Loulslaha avenue and 3o3 street =
WARRINGTON, d. g., -
DEALnna N -
KEd HARDwARk T.

CUT aAILs-y inishsa, % ~ Ysass, . :
ia Box, ., 7, q,
CUT bpIkEB--l 70 Inches.
fREssHD AND BOAT sPIKRs
HoRGK SHOES, Dardeh's 0overnment, No.
70 8; Durden's City, No, % AZ G. and
~ No. 10 4; huls Shoes, I, 4 B.
AosSs q A q; f5ts.$ * Z i 70; S.s
LonAsn, 4 % 10 stkmsrIeaB, F" Q 70 10.
apIl THRnsi MT CASH
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THR RLnor1oM.

III ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~
,. hslas ssa...ls.t %. !. \. ~ = r,p pLEgos.
X. c sss's cs1ss s a rnsS III
Rsq, present III psiha iof slssiicp, 9yi1-ill
~ notles.--To the tYotsrs 81 ths,
s.cosD Wtnp.--l most respectfully BEG leave,to
q Aldermen, a tAsaasuing Isas slss.lgs 81
wAunuaros, Nay is, ises nyis-1
-. second wsra RsGalaF Ns@iss-
. go, pou cotssorun, 49, /,
rifq WiElikm DIXON. ~ ssY7
{. H'i sis,iHssShR DovoLAss
fon sunyasoa - N
WILLIAM FORSYTH. p N
s1nuRL W. OWEN.
a Fon Convoy CoUNcIk tf- ftNf
at SAMUEL A PEuoH.,
| A. J. JOYCK q
GEORGE 7. hAUB
my iI:iw oEoRoB ". HARKNsss
ss-Third Ward. =
foR ALDRRuAN--
NOBLE D. LARNER 1a -
aFThira Ward. T---7-7
Roz Connon CouncTt-- vrgHF aHl
JOHN W. sTMM8.
ml2-u MANY vovHne.
a1 Fourth Ward Nonilnations.-THK
VOTERS Of the Fourth Ward had = large and
enthusiastic nesting a. The City Hall. Nay ~,
and nominated tho following ticket 10 b aup-
ported q the susalag Jane election;
WILLIAM DIXON.
siHUht H DOUGLASS
n II. boNE0Ax.
l.. AsBURT LLOYD.
RoR Connox CorrciL,
| III WV MOORE
ROBERT g. DAVIS,
ELIJAH EDMONTON.
nyis.,s THOMAS W. BuRcH.
80 FsaFth ward.--At = nassttng %
The Loyal cillrens Of the Fourth Ward, hsld on
wednesday evening, May =, lee5, the following
gentlemen were unsnImcusiy nominated;
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET,
81 tf F0r COLLECTOR
WILLIAM DIxon.
| - a FOr Register,
/ SAMUEL T. DoraLAa
| For 8aresDor,
/ A WILLIAM GonsITu. F#t.fH.
Fbr lideraan,
/ AaBUHr LLoYn eve
- Fbr Common C0uncu,
| .ie". w. w. hoonn, aaf
CHARLns w. ANbHRson,
RluAH RpnoEsron
! ~ 80 Fbr Assassor as
nyt-,f rnes. W. BuncH.
a. Attention, seventh Ward t-Ths
lloyd citizens o. The Seventh ward are invited %
on SosbAY EvsSiho, The ssS Instant Instant At
o'clock, for the purpose o. rAtlfying nomination
for city oncera, and the ward ticket for one Al
dermAn and three Couneilmen All person.
favorable to the nomination., and tho adoption
Of resolutions passed II the late Mass Meeting u
front Of the CITY Hall, On the eth Instant ar,
cordially Invited 10 attend.
Prominsnt speakers will address the messing.
VI. Ron OoLLnoro1, sHa. IN
WILLIAM DIXON.
Ron RnamrRn, HafHf aTf
ft SAMUEL n DOUGLASS.
II PoR sravnron,
WILLIAM FORSYTH.
RoR ALDGRnAH, t. ...e.fH.
r. WHEELER 4.
II RoR ConnoH CouNoIL, Coos
HENRY NJ KNIGHT, p
ii THOMAS n BARRON
my2O-dte GEORGE D. CLARK.
AZ Fonrfh Ward Il -
MICHAEL LARNER.
myle-a hAr Notrns.
Ar ,. n. Mcconnell, Eco, ch.irman
&c. -DEAR Sra In reply 70 your note Of ,da,
I have 70 say that endorse the resolution
adopted At the late iaass meeting held At the ca
Hall, on the 9th instant +. ,t-.s =.
Very respectfully, your ebsdl.nt servant,
III WIZ DIXON.
sAM'L y, DOUGLASS,
myao-N WIN FORSYTH Y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
A Full Band will perform selections from tn
popular airs Of the day.

Tho public may reut assured that every prom
ise made by the New York Manufacturing Jew
elers' Association will DO serupulously fnlalled,
faith Will be exercised toward all their patrons.
This establishment must not be eonfounded IN
any way with the numerous bogus "0ln knter'
prlsss'' By which the public has been % fre'
quenily gulled, a. Il IL eondueied on very diHer'
whose social and business reputation ia without
spot or bleinlah.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

A FEW MORE D0ARDERs BY THE
n Day, wtek. or Month taken a tsgl4 nlaih
street, between ; and y. Terms NON u 70 q 90
psr day n'H
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a, s. Cox a Cove would call especial
lsntion 70 the advertisement Of A. 8. Cox 4 Co,
ehleh VIII BE- found Ia oar paper to-day, Mr.
~ a Influential member Of Congress u Asso-
ssa with him ~ the leading partner In the
We can most cheerfally recommend this
NJ The publie, and especially 70 all persons
sshelt promptly and properly adjusted. Per-
Va? have eases 10 the courts will be sure
,ld IN Mr.. B. 3. Cox and hisRan0cintes most
~, ahd faithful counsel Among A.. |nmer0ua
~ hrms and claim agents 81 Washlngton, We
49, q none tliat we can more eheerfaliy com.
IA 10 public favor
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NOTICE 10 FARMERS AND OTHERS
IN AaaIsfAHT q. n. OpVton,
Corner Of O and twenty second sls.
WAsHinaroH, ID. @, March ~, 1880
The ooyernment Manure belonging 70 the De
lies, 70 farmers and others, IN such quantities. A
they may require, a. twenty Ave cents per Ordl'
nary wagon load. Application for The same V
be made 10 Mr.. George v. Gilbert, General bu'
psrintendent, 81 the transportation once, Omar
tsrmAstss's Department, corner q q and Twen'
Psymsni 70 b naAs 70 the yadsrslgnsd.
OHAS. n. T0MPkINs,
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