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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
COOL.

Aaron Burr. who in his lifetime stood
at the head of the New York bar, once
said ~ have practiced in the Courts Of
this State for more than a quarter of
century, and l have ever found those
criminals the greatest scoundrels who turn
States evidence" These words of Aaron
are brought forcibly to our mind, by the
perusal of the leading articlein the Carson
Post of yesterday morning. The subject
of the article is a threatened removal of
the Capital from Carson. II seems from
the evidence of the criminal who places
himself in the witness-boX, that the loca-
ton of the Capital at Carson at the pres
emit moment, is the result Of bribery Of a
member of the Legislature; and the IN
blushing effrontery and GOODNESS with
which this witness, the editor of the Car
son Post, cOnfeSSes the commission Of q
felony, is an exhibition Of cheek " which
would do credit 70 graduate Of Sing
Sing. Here is his unsolicited confession ::
"For our part, we have become sick, heart
ily sick, of this system Of black mail, syS-
,ematically applied to the citizens OF Carson.
We opposed the raising Of money last year,
and publicly said that the removal Of the
Capital would prove an advantage; but our
Judgment was Oyerruled by other men who
had more at stake than we had. And 10 show
that we are not mistaken in these matters,
We will add tina. We individually collected the
money that was paid to member Of the
Legislature to vote against the removal We
confess that we did the dirty work, though
filed with humiliation and disgust. We now
protest against further acts OF this kind, and
solemnly declare that if u vote is purchased
10 save the Capital this season, and If by any
means the facts come 10 our knowledge, we
will publish the same with the names of both
buyer and seller"
We commend the above paragraph to
the consideration of the next Grand Jury
which shall convene in the county Of
Ormsby. The editor OF the Carson Post
claims 10 be only "sweet SIXTEEN" but he
Is Of full age to commence term in the
Penitentiary.
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Cnnstahle,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court of Goio mn, $40
rey county, State of Nevada, atte"teu Sy W. n.
Hall, J. p, to me directed and deiiVerea IoT the
satisfaction of Judgment in said court, Iehnerea
on the 10th day Of March, A. D. le6o, IN lasor OF
Jas. Mathews, and against the Independent Soio
and Silver Mining Company, for one nuIeTe ca ana
seventeen dollars and eighty-one GEMS S91tt sp,
and costs and accruing costs; have TINS lEtn DAY
OF March, AID. 1865, levied on and TAKEN ~ exc,
cution oil the right title. claim and sad
Judgment debtors, the Independent ooie ana sl'
yer Mining Company in and TO 'ne iohomng
described property, to. wit: All that quartz
ledge, mining claim and ground, stuated IN Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey county, state OF Ne.
vada, known and designated as the ledge and
claim OF the Independent Gold and silver inning
Company, owned and Possessed by Saia eompa'
ny, consisting of sixteen hundred l6OO) ieet, on
which Is shaft one hundred and thirty lloC) feet
also tunnel three hundred (3OOl Feet more or
less; Also small building, "A by 10 feet ana all
improvements in and on said claim. NOtiee Ia
hereby given, that will expose for sale. to the
highest bidder for U. s. gold coin, the saia prop
erty, or so much thereof as will satisfy said
judgment and COSTS In front ofthe Justices ofiee,
in Gold Hill, Storey county, State of Nevada on
FRIDAY, the 3lst day of March, A. D. 1860 be-
tween the hours of l2 o'clock NJ, and o'clock P.
NJ. WIN H. BEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill, March 10th, 1865, at the
hour Of IL o'clock. milo tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
FAST FREIGHT.

There are two Fast Freight Lines run
ming from Virginia and Gold Hill to La
trobe and Folsom (their advertisements
can be seen in our paper. These lines
also carry passengers, besides frelsh'' anu
the class of persons who prefer going on
these lines, are people who wish TO save
their money, time not being OF so much
consequence to them as cash. All things
considered these Fast Freight wagons are
really quite comfortable-having boxes
for messengers to sit upon. and large, COM
Portable robes to cover up with. The
teams are equal to the best stage horses
in use; and the drivers careful and ac-
commodating. The wagons started out
for Folsom yesterday evening. by the Old
Fast Freight Line III. D. Smith, Agent),
was full of passengers-jolly and good
hunored. who were going over to Cali
fornia on pleasure trip, and on business.
We took seat among them, from Viz
ginia down to Gold HILL; and, barring
the ease which elliptic springs afford in
riding in a carriage, we enjoyed the ride.
Among the passengers was a man just IN
from Reese River, who showed US several
large pieces of gold-bearing quartz which
he had extracted from ledge in that To-
cality, and which certainly eXcelled in
richness anything we ever saw taken out
of a mine in Storey county. He says
there is plenty OF it where he obtained
those specimens. He was plain, honest
looking man. Who knows but that the
reason for his travelling IS Fast Freight
was to avoid being ro52ed: As like as
not. Appearances have good deal to do
with affairs between Washoe and Cali
fornia. But, the world don't see it all
times, and the world is very apt TO mis-
Judge men by their toggery. Another
one of the passengers was jolly young
Irishman, just in from Virginia City,
Montana Territory. He, too, was tray-
cling as Fast Freight-and he told us that
he was on his way to join Maximihan,
in Mexico. Just think what stretch OF
mind this was-a man starting from Mon
tana Territory, in the dead of winter, and
passing through here on his way to Mexico
to Join Macmillan or the Duke de Lime
Point, II seems almost incredible; but
this person spoke with such knowledge OF
Salt Lake, Cariboo, and several other To-
calities in the direction of the North Pole,
tina: we have no doubt but he came from
the regions named. olive had not taken
a short uip on the Fast Freight Line, we
would not have known anything of the
gold quartz from Reese, or the Irishman
from Cariboo on his way to join Maxi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
SHARP PRACTICE.

Wenotice, going the rounds of the press,
q story of smart New York chap who
went out to the Pennsylvania oil region,
intent on speculation. He spent four
thousand five hundred dollars in boring a
well. His pumps gave no show of oil !;
and his capital was gone; and the New
York man was ruined. \ happy thought
struck him. He bought i've barrels Of oil
on credit, carted it to his well In the night,
and poured the oil down the pipes. The
next day he sold his we'll for $1,000 and
left. We were personally cognizant of an
occurrence that beats that all hollow :
About the time of the breaking out OF the
California fever, in the winter of ass, an
Irishman living in Waterford, New York,
was under contract to sink well until
there should be four feet of water in the
same. The well was already a deep one,
hut there was nary sign of water therein,
and John was in hurry TO start for Cali
fornia. So one night John and his brother
Dave worked the night-long in carrying
water In buckets and pouring it into the
we'll. The next morning John called his
employer, who sounded the well, and
6pding the required foux feet of water,
Maid John for his job, and that day John
started for California. The astonishing
mart Of the story is that the amount of
80 Increased in the well, and it has
supplied an abundance ever since. Those
VINO. are wise in water-veins may per-
hans be able to account for the phen0m-
enon. 1t is hardly probable, however,
that that oil well viii "go and do Ike
visa"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10

FASTING AND HUsILIATIoN.-To To-day
is the day appointed by the rebel Chief
JEFF. Davis for all good Christians to fast,
pray and humiliate themselves. The in
centive to this pious display is the deplo-
rable condition to which the Confederacy
has been reduced by the forward march
Of our armies. All secessionists in good
standing, throughout this and other loyal
States, who are afflicted with due sense
OF their own despicable meanness, are ex-
peeted to join with JEFF. in signing, groan-
ing and groveling upon this solemn occa-
sion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
SAN Francisco. March 1913 Pm.
Forenoon Stock SnIeS.
Uncle Sam, S360@4O0.
Imperial, Sl42@l45.
Daney, $45.
Caledonia Tunnel, S9@9 90.
Chollar, S575@555.
Potosi, $3.50.
Lady Bryan, $l3.
Gould and Curry, SlS75@l9lO.
Ophir, $44O@45O.
Bullion, Sis.
North American, ex-Sam, $44.
Crown Point, $3.50.
Wide West, $ll@ll so.
Burning Moscow, S5l@49 so.
Savage, $lsOO@lSlO.
Sheba, 500.
Sierra Nevada, 1922.
GREENBACKS, 53@534c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
HAPPINESS OR. MISERY {;
That il the Question!

THE PROPRIETORS OF THE PACIFIC
/ Museum Of Anatomy aud Science" have de-
termlned, regardless Of expense, to issue FREE
(for the benefit Of suffering humanity, four OF
their most interesting and instructive Lee
TURES on MARRIAGE, and Its dlsquali6ca-
lions: Nervous Debility, Premature Decline OF
Manhood Indigestion, Weakness or DeprsS sion,;
Loss Of Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
Evil, and those maladieB that result from youth.
full follies, excuses Of maturity, or Ignorance OF
Physiology and Natures Laws
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
of enlightening and saving Thousands. and Will be
forwarded FREE on receipt of Twenty-Five
Cents In postage stamps, by addressing Secre-
tary Pacific Museum Of Anatomy and Science,
Pine street, San Francisco" Letters to he sent
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co. mn4yzP
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
.a NIGHT WORK
ANN GENERAL CLEANING DONE.

ny THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE DONE
Is Night Work, Clean Yards, Etc, Etc, on the
Shortett notice. and in the most satisfactory man
ner. Orders may be leff 1t No. IS south Q street
Opposite wells, Fargo 4 Co., virginia
mh6 n ROGERS ECO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
Icon Gold and silver Mining Com

Leon Gold and silver Mining Com
hereby given, that in accordance
with the laws Of Nevada and the bylaws Of the
company there will be sold at public auction, at
DAY, the 10th day Of April next, at o'clock p.
NJ, 30 many shares of the capital stock OF said
standing in the names Of the following
persons, as will be necessary to pay the amount
due for assessments opposite their Names together
with expenses of advertising and sale:
- Sb1rs. L,,i,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
REMOVAL.

M AsCHIM HAS REMOVED HIS Fash
W. ionRble Hair Dressing and shaving saloon,
from his old place at the FL Dorado, " the corner
Of B and Taylor streets, where he will be happy
to meet his old frieAds and customers.
ja13 In n. AAOHIM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
Marriages.

CURTIS-BEAN-At Vesey's Hotel, Gold Hi
March 9th, 1865, by W. N. Hall, J. p, Mr. g..
bert L. Curtis TO Miss Jennie A. Bean.
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NEW TODAY.
TO Let

J,HE CORNER ROOM IN ODD FELL {;tsA
i LOWS HALL. Apply to HiiH
W. N. HALL, Bn4-
Secretary l. o. o. F. H. Association.
Gold Hill March y, 1865. mig If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
PION E E r.
FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION!
No,iee 70 All whO May bo.in Want or
CaslingS and Machinery

THE EMPLOYEES OF THE PIONEER
Foundry, having leased the same, most re-
spectfully announce to the public that they are
now prepared to receive orders for CsstinGr and
Machinery, Of all descriptions All orders will BE-
filled with promptnesa and dispatch.
A. J. TYRILL, Superintendent
Gold Hill, Oct. 20 1864. occit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10

DRAW AT SIGHT ON;
Hentsch g. BeriOn, ii'tt San FrnnciSeO
Sell Exchange at Sight or Time, on
De Rham g. Co., iitiitIiiiNew YORK
Morris, Provost g. Co., IfTsI'i London
Hentsch, Lntscher e. CO., ItIitt' Paris
LutterOth G. Co., tHamburg
Hentsch & Co., iittttsIiIttt Geneva
PURCHASE AND MAKE ADVANCES ON Bull
Make advances on Silver and Copper Ore for ship
nanosIts snecIal or otherwise, received; Collec.
tions made. and all other business connected with
"s onS ~ P"'N Z. RUHLING 4 co
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10

Notice,
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE late
n firm of KORN BROS, will please come
forward and settle Immediately Those having
claims against said Arm will please present them
to Moses Korn, who is authorized to settle the
same. KORN BROS.
~ Having sold to H. BARMAN g. CO. our
stock Of Goods and entire business, we would so.
licit for them q continuation OF the patronage
heretofore extended to the undersigned.
$751; KORN BROS
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Baths ! Baths 3!

WE WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
w we have
Re.Opeued Our Bathing EstRbltSh.
At the old stand, and are now prepared 70 &C.
MEDIATE the people In hrst-rate style On Satur'
days and Sundays n>,np
Gold Hill, Jan. 10, '6S. JAIN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10

PERI RY.
The largest and finest assortment of
French Extracts, Pomades, Soaps,
Etc, to be found on the Pacific Coast, from the
Laboratories of Lubin. Peneud, Celle Bros. Also
from the most renowned English and American
Perfumers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-10
PATENT MEDICINES,
ALL KINDS.

C. NJ. CORNELL, Graduate Of the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, GLASS ls4e)
A guarantee il offered that Prescriptions and
Medicines will be dispensed accurately.
REMEMBER Jones Building, four doors South
of Taylor street. NM imp
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Il r. u 9 HE 3;
Ivory, Buffalo Horn, Mother Of Pearl, Ma
hogany, Satin Wood etc, carved and plain !
Hair, Flesh, Hat, Infant, Cloth, etc.
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The Raleigh Progress says the Federals
are concentrating force Of 10000 men at
Newbern, which will. soon be ready to
strike Gen. Lees army, in conjunction
with Sherman's force.
Foreign News-EnKIand to remain
NeuIral-N0 Recognition of South
ern COHfederacy by Napoleon.
NEW YORK, March 9.-The following is
additional per Cuba:
The London Times has an editorial on
the official acts of the recent conference,
and points Significantly to Mr.. Stewards
admission that the proposition for COM
bined effort at some extrinsic policy or
scheme was deliberately considered, and
concludes that the North came best out of
the affair. 1t says: The abitrament of a
war is accepted afresh with more desperate
determination. We deplore the result.
But it must be more evident than ever that
neutrality, if we are but allowed to main
tain it, is the only policy for England.
The funeral of Cardinal Wiseman was
conducted with much pomp. The pro-
cession was three miles long.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
gives report that France has assured the
American Government that there is no
truth in the report of the cession of Mex
lean territory. The transfer is mere lien
on the products of certain mines, as secu-
rlty for French expenses. He also repu-
dates the rumors Of a contemplated recog-
milton of the Southern Confederacy by
Napoleon.
The United States Tax Bill rs finally
Paused.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The following
contains some of the most important fea-
lures Of the tax bill as passed by both
Houses of Congress: On all incomes ex-
ceeding $500 tax of five per cent; on
all over $4,000 tax of ten per cent. The
tax on cigars is fixed at $40 per thousand,
without regard to price or quality. In
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-07

WANTED-Tgo hundred acres good woodland,
within five miles Of Nashville.
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Unlpnls,s in North Carolina.

The Asheyille News. q. c. has the
following in regard TO the regiment OF
Union men, who subsist themselves and
wage relentless warfare against their
rebel neichbors in Western North Caro-
lina
some of Col Pelmer's scouts en-
couutered Kirk, with three or four hun
dred men, near the rcd banks Of the
Chunky few days since, and a Skin
ulish followed, in which the scouts had
three or four wounded. Being largely
outnumBered, the scouts fell back.
Col. Palmer, with 2 sufficient force, had
gone up into that section.
Wealso learn that the NO ods Of North
Alabama are full Of real Union men
who are defying the rebel authorities
These men can be made valuable sux-
ilieries to our cause, at the proper time
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Vote for ratification.

The 22d Of February IS close upon
us and on that day the people Of this
State will decide whether they viii have
law and order, or anarchy. Those who de
sire 70 see the State enter upon new
career Of prosperity, who wish its i'm
neDse mineral and agricultural resour-
oeI developed, VIII attend the polls and
vote for the proposed amendments !
while such &c desire q continuance OF
reurrilla warfare, and al the iDconve-
piences Of military rule, viii either vote
against them, oTrenain at home. There
IL no rebel so blind as not to know that
their adoption by very meagre vote
will be next 10 equivalent TO their re-
lection; and therefore if they remain
away, they VIII DO almost as much to
ward defeating them as they would by
= direct negative ballot
The necessity, then, for large vote
for the proposed amendments IS. I'M
peraHve, that large vote can be bad,
If all loyal Tennesseans attend the
polls, and this they should, and we
trust they will do. There are 70 day
5000 or 10000 true Union men in
this State, ncar.y two thirds of whom
are IN the Eastern District; and if
each Of these records his vote for rati
fcAtion, there viii not be the slightest
doubt Ct the admission Of our Senators
and REPRESENTATIVES 10 the next Con-
qrees and further, we believe such an
exhibition Of strength viii secure a
reclamation from the President, de
clariug tie State no longer in insur-
rection, and opening to US almost the
old eystenl Of free trade
But important as the action OF the
people, on that day, viii be upon the
interests Of the Safe, its influence will
not be confined to so narrow limits.
The constitutional ame ndment abolish
ing slavery in tho United States, which
viii 90 more than any other civil meas
ure. TO restore the Union, cannot be
adopted without the aid Of Tennessee.
Twenty.seven State Legislatures must
concur, or the action Of Congress re-
mains a dead letter; aud there IS no
positive assurance that more than TWEEN
ty.two Of the loyal States viii adopt the
amendmen t. but even if the entire
twenty-five should do so, two more
would be nceded-Tenuesseeand Louis
lana
We doubt if any Union man, feeling
the respons ibility which rests upon
HIM, will willingly absent himself from
the polls on The 22a. There never was
time. when the exercise Of the cleo
tive franchise was 20 important, as At
v.H be on that day and many genera
t,ons viii pass. before any class OF men
Will have an opportunity 80 do 30 great
d work fosposteri,y, az citizens Of Ten
nessce can now do
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FOR SALE-The 50 excee 1ingly desirable Store
Hou e north Market street, next north Of
Lsmsden's, running through 70 Front street,
c1mmsn1ing fronts on two important street..
These fae stores are Worthy the stteabon Of men
OF large business capacity.
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FOR sALE-The imitation red and-stone front
dwelling, 90. "a oharch stree, with gas, " ter,
,Ja.IonaTy ash-tubs, Goa house, &C with an ell
20 the lot rezcJia= 10 spruce street. Possession
VII be given speedily.
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Notice.

TIE sUTLER OF A C0LoRED REGIMENT.
i nov stationed AZ & point in Kentucky eompiet-
mig its orgzuzatio9 y wiling 70 dispose OF SUIT
lsrship, not being atle account Il his other hu
siness matters, 10 give bis attention 20 il. The
purchaser can eithe csrry on the business in the
name Of the present Suffer, or he can have the APP
poiutUnent in q short q re in his own nSno. Ad-
aress NJ. J., re l.. Aex2nde febs-iw"
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Notice.

WHEREAS, HAVE BEEN LEGALLY AND
w daily appointed and qusl fed by the County
Court o. Davidson county, snn the hdmlhlktra-
Tor, Sc Of W. G. Dine decreased, s. the November
term Of aid court, On tba 18th day Of No7ember'
IsCa this j. 70 notify al persons who have claims
against the estate o. said deceased % present them
70 me within the time prescribed By laE OF they
viii barred
Ayse or ny GRen', Jacob Kramer, viii be found
a. block, Kramer 5 Co, y East SIDE Puhsic square
Is12-lm J., WOLFsTEIN, Adm.
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LOYAL SHARES ~ CoNFIscATrD PRoP-
KRTY-A bill was yesterday introduced
into the House OF representatives by
Mr.. Julian, and referred 10 the Com
mittee en- the Judiciary, providing for
the intervention in court of 4 loyal
part owner, ip proceeding instituted
Tor theccnfscation or condemnation OF
any ship or other personal property for
running blockade or.for other cause, and
for reimbursing out OF the Treasury 70
all such loyal part owners what they
have lost in consequence Of such con
Gscation, with appropriate restrictions
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10 70 Ladlea.

Al Affections Of the womb treslcI Vtth sccces-.
ThOse Married Lasiles Wbo have been - unsJrlll-
asse 70 mis>ezry OF prose R0or20a. csa be carried
70 lter M lus q found prsgnAnL by giving re
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In our teIegraphic columns wih te
found q pretty full account Of the IA
terview between the President and req
Il con- nisziouers The statement is
clear snd ineligible, and needs no
eminent The rebels demand indie
ncDdenos-tas President submission
and upon this ISSUE there is no wayeT
ing by either party The war must
therefore. 60 or I'll Lees army has
been destroyed, which viii be in about
fonr months. Davis once out Of the
~av-and he viii De then-and the
Union viii be restored
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REVOLUTIONARY WIDOWS in the House
OF Representatives joint resolution was
introduced and referred 10 the Cons
nittee on Revolutionary Cidlms prov d
ing that widows Of revolutionary officers
and soldiers, who were married prior 10
the year 1900, shall nave the same pen
siou as theirIespeciiys husbands would
be entitled 70 were they living 10 begin
on the lst January last
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ron sALE-1s Acres Of beaptiau GRO

FOH SALB-SeVen DeE, nAet cottages COnts ming
. rooms and kitchen, under good fen - -Jts 70
r3O feet, on Broad street near Mr. ShetOn'- and
Vim. L. Bro Ms resid spces. Posses. 90 given u
week. Each 30.
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ExrgNsloN or THE NoRTHTRS PAcIFlc
RuLwAv.-A bill has been introduced
into the House Of Representatives, and
referred 20 the selsc; Committee on the
Pacific Railroad providing for the ez-
tension 0i that ROAD eastward toOutcn-
agon, in Michigan, so az 10 have i con
meet with Eastern through routes The
existing grants Of land immunities. and
privileges to the Northern Pacific Rail
road aTe 10 be extended 10 this road
also.