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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-15
CLOTHING AND NIsCBLLANBOUS.
Rally: !! Every One !!

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-->,,,suonr>
u -t.h.,t d.Ah. -, = uLppIa IN. popu.
lar Clothier OF Gold Hill II selling out his large
snd extensive secek IN trade a l 81
AT BAN FRANCISCO RHACHS.
Merchants throughout the country are invited
fns good, q The I.,.-, ~ ~
ous.e IuhI will be sold to private cuitomerIfor
All Won c., oSLi
wardrobe at allow figure. dom. lo,s mi, opportu.
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WEDNESDAY EVEN'G, Feb'y 22d.
fB Tickets, 81 5O,sA1
Not transferable, to be had of members of the
Company only.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Lieut. w A Bourne Sergeant W L Hoover,
Orderly Serg't Wells, Corpl G w Clesveland,
Private B Whittemore.
Invitation Committee.
VIRGINIA.
Maj. Gen L Van Box. Maj n w winton,
kelen, Major t A Hale
Brighten A Hoyey, Mai Sam Wasserman,
Col w L Van Bokkelen, Capt JOS Plunkett,
Col Chas 4 Sumner, Lieut. O"Toole,
Capt T G. Murphy, Lieut. K Hanlan,
Lieut. ] Monahan, Lieut. G w Metzgar,
Lieut. Justin Edwards, Hon G NJ Cornell
Hon Pembroke Murray, Hon A r Coryell,
Hon Bateman, James Root,
John Gillig, Homer King
Robt G Graves, Currte,
J G Clark, G B Brooks,
R w Billet, G Elliott,
S Rosener, Thos O'Brian,
A Smith, Geo Crowel.
G. G Burnett.
GOLD HILL
Capt B Winters, Capt P Wilbert,
Hon John H Mills, Hon G w Tozer,
Hon W w Bishop Hon s A Kellogg
H G Maynard, &c Corey,
Samuel Hyatt, EA Gamble,
J /, Reoua, A d Brooks,
VIM Hale, w II II Lee
P D Headley. LIS Bowers.
CARSON.
Governor H G Blasdel, Adjt.Gen H p Russell,
Hon Lance Nightingale, Hon G N Noteware,
HIN Rhoades, Hon III thompson,
Hon Fred Hutehins, Hon J w Haines,
CAMP NYE.
Captain R C Payne, Lieut. VIM H Clark,
CAPTAIN A b Wells, Lieut. J A Wilkinson,
Lieut. John Littleield. Lieut. Joel Wolverton.
FORT CHURCHILL. ...
Major Chas McDermit, Surgeon @ Aeacham,
Capt A N Runyon, Lieut. D Vsnderhoof,
Capt VIM Wallace. Lieut. G Lansing.
SILVER CITY.
Captain Stephen Terry, N P Sheldon.
Captain Pike; koneman;
Captain D McGowan, Joseph Trench.
DAYTON. .... ...
Captain Thos Cummings, H G Blanchard,
Captain Baker, S T Teet,
WIN Stewart Samuel Forsee. 10
Reception Committee.
Red RosetteS)
Lieut. W A Bourne, O. Sergeant Jes Wells,
Sergeant Frank Reed, Lieut. G. w. Metzgar,
CORPORAL G w Cleavlsnd Sergeant w S Davidson,
Private Chas H Fish, Private Frank Ward.
Floor Managers.
white RosetteS)
Lieut. o @ Pratt, Sergeant w L Hoover.
Private B Whittemore, Private Frank Sporting.
Floor Director. Capt. G. @. Warner.
eiseiy. -, fe3 I'd
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douotleSS De the nneSt aIlalr Oh Ine seoSon'
Coon LIY1Ne.-People who are fond OF
good living, who like turkey, chicken.
goose, duck, quail, snipe, woodcock, land
slch," can get all they want at less than
Virginia prices, at the new market, two
doors above the Bank Exchange, Gold
Hill. ...... .'.-s@
RUsH.-The rush of the ladies-Heaven
bless their dear hearts Ito the dry goods
establishment of Wolf. Herzog s. Co.,
South C street, Virginia, continues, and
their fine stock of silks. satins, laces, and
dress goods, Is being disposed of at ruina-
ton prices. ....
GALESA ORE.-We saw several sacks
of this ore, at the Office of Wightman &
Mitchell, in Virginia, and are told that
it assays rich in silver. At any rate the
ore is found in large quantities neal
Washoe City, and the smelling works are
at this time in active operation.
STILL AT 1r.-At an early hour this
morning, we saw small dorg in Grtiealt
mortis, in front Of Whites saloon. Tht
rigidity of his jaws, and the preternatura
straightness of his hind legs, indicated
strychnine as the predisposing cause OF hi'
illness.
ACCOMMODATIONS Heights line o
stages between this town and Virginia
are a great accommodation to people
generally, and should be patronizet
literally.
NEEDS ATTESrIoN.-Union street, Viz.
ginia, is in horrible condition, and should
be attended to. charter or no charter
viii our paregoric friend Emanuel attent
to the mstter
PERsoSAL.-Those hardy prospectors
Messrs. GULL and Bateman, returned las
night from the Pine Wood District, an,
report fsvorably.
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ALLEGED VALUABLE RECIPE. = Mrs.
Elizabeth P. Hall, who has raised family
of children, sends the Santa Rosa Demo-
erat for publication the following which
she recommends as sure remedy for
Group:
Take roll birthstone and pulverize 1t
put half teaspoonful in the white OF an
egg; beat it until the froth will stand on
the side of the plate; when the water
runs out give that to the patient; give all
that appears, and if this does not produce
relief, Immediately double the dose. The
remedy is a sure one, and Mrs. Hall feels
safe in recommending it to all mothers.
If the patient is old enough, piece Of
birthstone taken in the mouth, masticsted
and swallowed, win produce the same re-
suit. g
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Our quizzical neighbor, the News, OBJ
served an apparent contradiction between
the editorial and local columns of the
Union of yesterday. In one column "law
and order" was paramount, and in the
other it was Hell broke loose" Our
neighbor is reminded that the meakage re-
ferred to occurred on Saturday night,
while on Monday law and order .
reigned supreme, as he will find on referr-
ing to our local columns again and read
ing a dull item there. Satisfactory p
UniOa', Of tbs morning.
Certainly! Would rather see "law
and order" announced than "H-ll broke
loose" any day.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

pany. ..-...r
Committee of Arrangements.
VIII II Lee, Gamble,
G. Mayer, M Emerson,
John Allen, VIM Hale.
Invitation Committee.
GOLD HILL
Hon Winters, Hon H Mills,
Hon w Tozer, Hon A Kellogg,
Hon W w Bishop, JCCorey,
UG. MAYNARD, Chas Forman,
Samuel Hyatt, fouer'
SW Chubbuck, ID Brooks
LII Goliath, INFLOW,
LYMAN Powers, IL Requs,
I'D Binns, w II Denise,
NJ Frankenheimer, Korn,
G A Hart, w L ONeill,
True Locke, Thos E Finch,
Joseph La Flower, George Perry,
VIM H Began, A Gillespie,
VIM H Baker
VIRGINIA.
Hon n w winton, Hon Chas A Sumner,
Hon Jacob Smith, Peter Larkn,
MR. Williams, Ben Ballou'
Thos Peasley, JACOB Young
Up wardle VIM Warnock,
Ike Brokaw' VIM Weir,
II Kelly, A Hale
J ID Treat, Levy,
A w Baldwin, John Doyle.
SILVER CITY.
Joe French, Jw Grier,
Mp Sheldon, VIM Hickok,
Koneman, Geo Dean.
CARSON:
Gov II G Blasdel. Hon G n Noteware,
Hon Lance Nightingale, Morg Miller,
Hete Driesbach, G Is Slicer,
Abe Curry, J + Garrett.
DAYTON.
H G Blanchard, Forsea,
NJ Hanly, John Black
ST Leet. + BirdSau.
wAsHoE.
l. S Bowers. Theo winters,
Danl Boyd, Geo BOIL
Reception Committee.
Geo Aylesworth, J G Mayer
Wv Humphreys, w Flood,
VIII Dohlman.
Floor Managers.
Homer King, Capt d MCGOWAN,
IEIsaac, CHI Van Gorder,
EA Gamble, WIN Hale,
Floor Director.
w. II. II. LEE .---.-....---.--. FOREMAN
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'- For Rent,
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
THIS WELL.KEowN HOTEL, CON- ~
tanning fifty rooms all well furnished, iiH
and situated on Main street, and In the .4G!
most central business portion Of the town tGold
Hill, Storey county, Nevada, Is now for rent on
reasonable terms. For particulars, inquire Of
- = RICHARD GAINES,
at Exchange Hotel
Gold HILL January 9th, 1865 jas I'm
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( Tubs OF Fifty,

For club fifty subscribers, . $50 We wiz
send ole extra sper aud a complete get # our
aE,j-Ato.tUn Pub icati0us the irices OF which
lion tn..,. HI a..,nl,.t -
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SheriHs Sale,

HaEi;oaoc County Circuit Court-E Twin Al
den against Sarah Cronau and David Crona-.
Judgment of iorccl sure.
BY virtue and in pursuance Of judgment OF
foreclosure and sale, made IN the above entitled
cause, OIL the 18th day 0! December, 1901, at u
rem AT term o: the CrcGit Court of Tie State
Of Wisconsin. held ia aud for the county 0:
Naujtowoc, | shall Expose for sale and sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
oherhls oIive, in the vi lase Of Mani!owoc, OF
saturday, the 22i day OF April, 1863, at 10
o'c,o X IN the .orenoon Of said day, the follow .
ing described mortgaged premises, viz: All
those certain Tracts OF parcels Of land, situated
IN the county OF Malitowoc, State OF y lsconsin,
and known and described as follows: the west
hall OF south east qnarcr OF section twenty two
- town eighteen lis range twenty cue i2I
east, o'tAiniug eighty acres of Land. or 81
mnch thereof as may be sufficient to raise the
amount OF sad Judgment together with inter
est costs and expenses Of sale
GEO. 5. GLOVER, Sher;E Of
Aalitow~c County Wi-consin
Dated Sheriff. Office, Jan. -, 1850.
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eheriTs Sale,

aanitc" oc County Circuit Cou1t-EIwin Al
dyu against Sarah Crrnan and DaviI Cronau
Judgment Of foreclosure.
~ virtue aEd in pursuance II = judcmcns Of
tortcioautc and sac, n.G5 in the abuv, entitled
raGse, Gil the % Il G,y of Dtuemayr, 1864, at a
regular term OF the Cl.vuiy Court OF the State
o; -consjn, he'll In and Tor the county Of
GantoHoc, shall txpa}e for sale and sell at
public auction, to tie highest. bidder. at the
oAerliS J1ice, III the village Ct Nanitowoc, on
Saturday, the 81 GAY 1t Ap~li, 1865. at 10
O'Clock II thc forenoon OF sa Gay, the follow
'eg ccsCll Cd mmtgaged premises, liz: Al
those c2itaIn tracts "r parcels OF land situated
III the county Of &-ritowoc, State OF " .scoIs Il,
and HI own and .scribcd as follows: the AS.
hai' OF tie south east quar:er OF section twenty
TWO y town eighteen IS range twenty ono
III east, containing eighty d, res 81 land or SO
much thereof as may be sufficient 10 raise the
amount Of said Jud sinent together with inter-
est costs and expenses Of sale
GEO. 5. GLOVER, Sheriff of
haitowuc Count. Wis consin,
Dated Sheriff, Office, Jan. II, 1863
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All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land and town lots:
lying and being situated in the county Of Man
itowoc and State Of Wisconsin, remaining Lnre-
deemed in the office Of the Clerk Of the Board
Of Supervisors Of the county Of Manlio"oc anu
State Of Wisconsin. for the taxes due and IN
paid thereon Tor The year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty-One. for which said taxes,
the said tracts Of land and town lots were sod
on the ID day Of September, !. d. 1852 Now,
therefore unless the amount Of taxes. interest,
fees. and charges set opposite the several
tracts Of land and town lots. as herein describ-
ell. including thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every such description, BE- paid on or
before the 2d DAY Of September. \. D. 1863, ac-
cording TO the time when said tracts Of land
and town lots were sold az aboye-stated- the
same will be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assigns in pursuance Of the statutes for such
case made and provided
WILLIAM BACH,
Clerk Co BOARD Supervisors Of ManitOwoc Co.
Dated at my Office in the village OF Mantle
voc. this 9Th day Of January, 1868.
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Notice to Creditors.

Aauiio~o &C County Court, IN Probate. la tn
matter Of lie last viii and testament OF Charles
Hensei, decea cd.
] E1IERS tcst2mcnt.ry on the ts.a.e Ct
II ChaiIos iei SCI having been granted to
Christine ueHsc, and three months 'rofu ara
after the OH day OF January, A d. 1868, bong
allowed for cred tors to present their c!ainls
against said deceased for examination and al
irTance. Notice 10 hereby given that he judge
OF SAID county court viii on the 6th daY o, F,t,-
fuary, 1853, On the first Monday Of each month
thtientteF Tor three monlh., at lie probate OF
fCs IN the village OF HauitOwoc, examine and
a,.jGst all clair.s and demand Of al persous
against said Charles sieustl deceased.
GEO. W. BARKER County Judge,
Gro. " WOODS, Atty.
Dated Jaauarv .. 1863
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EnPron Estate of Wisconsin. Man.


itowoc County, ss In the matter Of the estate
Of Heinrich ioppc, deceased.
an reading and fling the petition of Narcer-
~ etha Adclheid Pope of the town Of Centre
Vile, in the county u Manitowoc and State of
Wisconsin, representing among other things,
that Heinrich Pope late Of the town Of Centre
vile, county and State aforesaid died intestate
on The 18th day OF January, 1865, at tho town Of
Manitowoc in said county and State. that he left
personal property to the probable amount Of FIVE
hundred dollars. and five minor children. viz
Johann Heinrich Pope, IL years Of age; Maria
Ad0lhcid Pope. years Of age; Anna Carolina
Pope, , years f age; Heinrich Martin Pope,
3years Of age; august Paul PopFe, one year Of
age; that the personal property Of said minors
doe, not exceed the sum Of five hundred dollars,
and praying that guardian be appointed to said
minors. II IS ordered, that said application be
heard before nc at my Office, IN the village Of
lianitowoc. on the 9th day Of March. A. d
! 1863. at 10 9 clock a. VI. And it is further or.
dcrcd. that notice Of said application and hear.
ing be gisen by publishing copy Of this order
| for three successive weeks, once in each week
| in the PILOT, newspaper printed in said coun
| y, prior to said hearing.
Blythe Court.
GEO. ". BARKER, County Judge
| Dated Feb Q, 1868.
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Special Offers.

We desire this year to place bofore million
OF northern readers the great doctrines the Day
back teaches Oh the question Of the Races
We confidently believe # this Journal were
placed in the hands Of one half OF the voters OF
The nOrthern states between this time and Nos
veulber, 1864, the Democrats could not fail to
carry the next Presidential election We there-
fore make the following offers, not in the light
OF prizes, and not even because ii viii be pi Oh
iabe-ior We Can scarCe afford i:-tut Soleil
10 secure rid dissemination. Of the ritt.s u.cb
,re DrofOHuilu be!iete nil sqpe 0tr cou,,fry.
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Tn FEos,Htc,---Statc Of Wisconsin.
Manitowoc County, IS. In the matter Of the
estate Of Joseph Turpin. deceased.
IN reading and filing the petition Of Mrs
" Emma Turpin, Of the town Of Nanitcwoc
in the county Of Manitowoc and State Of Wis
oonsin representing among other things, that
the said Joseph Turpin died in;estate on the
18th Of January. 1869. aud praying that L. Il.
Anderson. of said village be appointed admin
isjraor Of tie estate Of said iates.atc I Is or
dcred, that said application be heard before
rae, at my Office. in the village Of Mgnitowoc,
on The 9th day Of February. 4. d. 1863. at %
O'Clock A. VI. And it is .;.r'h-r ordered, that
notice Of said application and hearing DC given
by publishing a copy Of this order for three
successive weeks. once III each week, in The
Manitovoc PILOT newspaper printed in said
county, prior TO sail hearing.
G. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated Feb. 6, 1868.
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yoEiue TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

County Court in Probate. IN the matter cf tho
estate Of Johan Drcssler. deceased
I ETTER5 tcs,anantary on said estate hay
IL ing been granted to Catherine Dre.sler
and three months from and after The sixth day
Of February 1865, being allowed for creditors
to present their claiss against said deceased for
examination and allowance. Notice is hereby
given that the Judge Of said county court viii
On the second Monday Of February, 1868. and
on tic first Monday Of each and every month
thcreaftor NJ tho Probate ofic, in The village Of
! Manitowoc, examine and adjust all claius and
| demands Of ell persons against the said johann
| Drassler, deceased.
GE0 " BARKER County Judge.
I'e'ei Fab f,n,1255.
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Forty Eight Coiamas II Readinq Matter
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NEWS OF THE WEEK, WITH THE CiTTaF,
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NEWssY0RK DAY BOOK
for 1864
WHITE NEN s LIBERTIES =
State RjghtS-Fcderai Union

The New YORK DAY Book is an indepcn lent
Demdcrltic journal holding, With the late Sens
,ttor Donglas that "thS Government is made
on the y hite basis, by white men, for the bene-
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It is a large double ehee:, with JDrtY eight col
uD,ns OF reading matter, aud in all re-pec's--
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question before the American People and pre-
>ents the only philosophy Of il which can resist
the sweeping march OF Abuti0uism. Ii is
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defender OF the Peoples Rights, but it is the
uphclder Of no party chicapery tri kerry. Il
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and this glorious " te Mans Government OF
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The Day BOOK is now the only weekly poti.
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ly for country circulation. All the others are
rrhashed from the columns OF some daily paper
which renders il aim st impossible to give so
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in the other case. Persons ab0ut subscribing
should take this into consideration. Democrats
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Notice to GredilDUS.--M anitowoo

NOIICG ID 9FfUItDIS ~ -HaHltUWUo
County Court in Probate. In tie matter ofthe
last sill and testament CT Fr3uC;s Roehr, de-
ceased.
I ETTERS tsStGfncntaTy On the estate q
L. Francis HoeAr having heca granted . Al
bert Eoehr. and three months from and after
the Gin day cf February. 1888, being allowed
foy creditors To presenttheir claims against said
deceased for examination and allowance. No.
tice is hereby gwen that the Judge Of sad coun-
" court viii on the 9th day u March, 1869,
and on the frs; Monday Of each month there
after fol three months at the probate oihee IN
the village Of Mlnitowoc. examine and adjust
all claims ana demands Of l. persons against
sid Francis Roehr, deceased.
GEO. ". BARKER County judge
GEO. \. Wo0DGS, Atty.
Dated Feb. 6, 1853.
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'WVtF Ot'I Lt u s.Tt VN7 %
CllHSS9 'ENassEy.

Fer club OF twenty, besides the extra paper
row otie, ID, We Viii sesd = copy Of Dr.. Van
Evrie'7 great WORK Negroes and Negro Sla-
worry, tie third edition Of which IS inst ready. =
Price Il 90
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10 a., Eiitor o( Ths " T. Tyibnas
SIR: VIII you warn the soldiers who are now
being discharged and receiving in many oases q largo
amount OF money for back pay and bounty. to DO on
their guard against the sharpers The scourdIes VIE
active swindlHg the men ont Of their 5oan.sa
a few months since now more busy than ever y.
Ing in wait for their victims at every and 10
every guise
Yesterday in ills neielborhood, five soldiers from
New Orleans were indaced by some Jow e'orhiers to
pay $50 and each for suits OF clothec not worth
$50. The day before another soldier wa, made drunk
and robbed Of his poclctbook and its contents BY the
prostitutes aud their "pimps.' On Friday ths thief
appeared in the guse OF lame soldier, wAo hope4
ing his railroad ticket
Nearly every day have cases Of this sort. and the
police are kept constantly % the alert. (snd we are
glad TO say. successfully
It is TO be hoped tha. the Government win adopt the
plan Of paying OH each regiment, company ct the
pace where IL was mustered n-thit ia to the
y.aes Of the soldiers az possible. 1t will NOT cost any
more fcr the men will receive transportation there
whether tley so sngly in companies aud BY paying
them close {, their homes ther families viii got much
more Of the money.
As nearly hail million Of men will be thrown oat Oh
employment by this dibandin: Q. the army, u wiz %
.ereydent 20 every thinking soldier how GRADIENT he
shoad be in outstanding the ready cash whih he VIII
now receive for the last time from the Government.
Very respectfully yours. VINCENT roLsKh
NEG York Stae Soldrs' Depo Nos. 50 DAD s2 Hossr<s
,,. Ner. York CRY. May Is. 1876.
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Dismi,,n,. from the War Department.

II As Editor al Tie NJ y. TriblN
SIR: In a late issue Of your paper son statec
thst citizen clerks being dismissed from the Was
Department and disabled soldiers employed in thsi1
stead Allow ne 10 assure yOQ that this 10 an error.
AIN one o! the number removed Volunteering On the
fret call served 10 months In the field, was badly
wounded. and. after suffering sickness and enduring
what oaly those feel who have had ganSrene In the
aesh as discharged at the expiration OF my tern oa
service with an open wound and by friends tcndere4
an appointment in the WGr Department With my
wound s open have been thrown on, Of eInploymenA
while men, sound IL health and limbs. retained %
perform the duties and resp the benefits OF Goserumene
labor which be equally well performed BY those
WHO have been disabled in the service OF their country.
friend with his right arm witherco BY gun-shot.
and whose system is thereby so deranSed ~ -
urlt him for scve business IL Likewise turned away.
IL this the way the Government Is 20 show lite apprs.
ciation Of "our brave BOYS" IS wero called whoe
tho safety OF the Union depended our suasrises.
deprivations and ieborst Al
Wcskirgton, MAY II, 1886.
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Markets-CAkxyuLLY kgPo1TKD YoR fHs ny TRfBUHE
TUESDAY. May l6. 1868.
ASHES-The market 10 still very dull, and IN tho alb
sence Of sales prices nominal at e70e7 80 for Pots
and o. 75d e for Pearls.
COTTON-The demand has been fair. but prices are
lower the market closing quiet at lsc for Aiddngs
sales Of about 100 balcs.
COFFEE-The low stock Of Rio on hand. o. an.
nounced this morning (only liz bags) induced very
active demand from both the trade aud spccuaors and
the sales today have been heavy reducing the stock TO
800 bags In first hands; among the lots wore $500
bags, ex "Tay" 2 600 bags. balance per Lady Doug
lass and COO per Hiberoa, all at l5c. gold In bond
there was also sold. TO arrive 6000a7000 bags two
carpoes of which have como in ~ day. viz Die Erndte.
800 bags and Rajah Of Sorcharach 1000 bags haf Of
CARGO both at I5c gold In bond prices Of have
decidedly improved opening at 22ic. and closing ct
full 23ic gold duty paid for prime and many holders
asking 24c. ....
COPPHR-New shesthng and Yellow Mctal are
efeady at 50 and 40; American ngot IL dull and heavy
at 81 032 for Lako and Baltimore.
CANDLES are only In moderate demand but prices
are without change; we quote at 23a27c for ALBANIAN
tine 37s 1%0c for Sperm. and t74050c. for Patent.
FLOUR AND MEAI~--Tbere has becn more activity
In the market for Western and State Flour since our
last but prices Of the low grades 5al0o. per Dbl
lower the medium and better grades dull and IT.
regular; the GALES ere 1890 bbs. at 15 1896 for
Superne State. % 30a f6 IS for Extra State. % COO
o. 70 for Fancy State % 5oa 90 rs for the low grGdes
OF Western Extra, e7ae7 IS for shipping Ohio 81 Is
as for Trade and Family do. and IS 5OS$lI IS tor