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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-30
To Owners of Town Property
IN GOLD HILL.

mHE TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF Gold
/ Hlll, having fled with the Recorder Of Storey
county a map Of said Town, with statement OF
the extent and general character Of the improve
ments therein, and having also transmitted to the
Land Office ut Carson a verified copy OF such
map and statement. in accordance with the pro-
visions Of IN Act Of Congress, approved July LIST,
1854, entitled "An Act for the Disposal OF Coal
Lands, aud Of Town Property In the Public DO.
main" and the Act amendatory thereof, approved
March 3d. 1865, we beg leave TO direct your sften'
tion 10 Section 9 of the first mentioned Act. -.
Our familiarity with this business induces us to
tender our services In the preparation Of all me-
cessary papers In this connection, and In forward.
ing the same to the proper office (Which papers
must be hled within three months after the filing
of the map in the Land Office
We have secured the services Of Clement Il.
Rice, ESQ, late Register of the U. 8 Land Once,
who will attend to all the business In the Land
Office at Carson, In connection with Locations,
Contested Claims, etc. -... z -'hh
= STEVENS e. FISH,
Searchers Of Records, etc.
OFFICIAL Hall Of Records, on B street, VIZ
virSnia City. Sep. Is, 1885, ssSn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-30
Dissolution of Copartnershlp.
au2l III
Caution !

'INHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
not TO negotiate for Warrant No. $50, of the
Town Of Gold Hill, the same having been lost by
the undersigned ..---
..... HERRICK, McCURDY & co.
Gold HUI. Sept. y, ls65. .... ss23w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-30

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at 1 r. NJ, will take the Cars az
Sacramento on both roads, nj $3.50 4. 81, for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change 10 Stages ~
Shipgle SpringS For Bonner Lake Route, at
Colfax Station; arriving in Virginia. by 0oth
Lines, in 36 hours from San Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
broadway THEATER. (ExTRA.
ID Mr.. and Mrs CHARLES KEAN.

The Of these great artists deferred by the recesS
overwhelming national bereavement, will commence on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL %,
and viii be limited, previously announced, to
ELEVEN NIGHTS ONLY.
~ The programme Of the engagement WIN remain =
changed The plays will BE- presented in the order q
re- Pur chasrrs Of SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS for th9
series of eleven performance will be entitled 10 rste9
the seats upon presenting their tickets me
Box Office and having ones Issued to them.
g Holders Of Reserved Seats fof single performances Gag
their seats for any other night their money
refunded upon application at the Box Once.
THE BOX OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
FOR the transfer of tickets &C.. from 10 until p m -
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April q and a. mr.
The GENERAL SALE Of PRIVATE BOAES ana hh1
SERVED SEATS In Orchestra Dress Circle and PGqoeusJ
will be resumed the Boz Office on TUESDAY April ~
Mr.. sDd Mrs KEAN WEDNESDAY, APrh -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
Hlaehinern.
A TwooD'
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILEDRIvER,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated the So
perioy Of this machine all others for the purpose
sinking Oil Wells the undersigned IL prepared receive
orders for the same.
This machinery comprises everything requisite for the boring
OF oil wells, excepting the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST
IRON DRIyINGPPE Out will be furnished If desired,
prce and dspenscs with the Of the Derrick
ROPE Buwhee and other cumbrous and expensive fixtures
in use and IA arranged being contracted wheels
and portable that be easily removed for the purpose Of
iIF wells in different localities.
THE DETRTUS is removed from the well by Psten,
Hydraulic process and does not require the removal Of the
d from the boring This process not only all the
deus In from 10 minutes but hiewe eG,ctuary clears
out and opens all the small oil veins tba; often entirely
closed up by the old process Of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer, . wen
can be 600 feet wi,hnA period Of from Is to
% days after the soil pipe has been driven.
Arrangements being made FOR the construction and de-
livery Of these machines NewYok, Norwich Newbursh
N. T.. and Pittsburgh, Pa
For further information, price, terms &c. address,
SIMEON LELAND.
Metropolitan Hotel. NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
Amusemcnis.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AFTERNOON AT J. AND EVENING AT7h
- iNIENsELY INTERESTING DRAMA,
GRAND IN CONCEPTION.
IMPRESSIVE IN LANGUAGE,
entitled
THE ORANGE GIRL
Among the l. a view OF the
LOGAN STONE AND FROZEN TARN FOREST ~
DEAN-DRUIDICAL CIRCLE IN
THE DISTANCE.
TIE MECHANICAL APPLIANCES
0' ''ii U nsisJ In SENSATIONAL EFFECT
EXTRAvAGANzA DANCE, BY TONY DENIEh
MORNING AT II,
THE BOONE FAMILY COMBINATION,
Consisting of
PROFESSOR DANIEL BOONE sged nine yeu%
MISS GRACE MISS MYRTLE, and
MISS LAURA GORDON BOONE,
from the
ROYAL COLOSSEUM, LONDON,
will appear in 1850 .
CLASSICAL READINGS COMIC SONGS, DUETS, pLA'
LoGUEs, ETC, IN CdARACIth-
'H''' ''' MRS. ARTHUR B. BOONE.
PROF MISUNDERSTANDING CALCULAIOh
WOODROFFES BOHEMIAN CLASS BLOWEKS.
FIFTY LIFE.SlZE MOVING WAX FIGURES.
Eat ,oman (,ntsss Crcassan Girl Dwarf Living Otssre
Grand Aausrs and Million Curiosies.
Admission ~ cents; children ubd< ten, 10 cents
THE LECTURE ROOM WILL NOT BIZ OXEN MUUr3
DAY and TUEsDA NEXT WHILE THE REMAINS "
OUR LATE LAMENTED PRESIDENT AXE IN Th1
CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
4 MEXICAN TELEGRAPH STOCK,

bNITED STATES TELEGRAPH STOCK
WESTERN UNION EXTENSION TkLE.
GRAPH STOCK,
ADAMS EXPRESS co. STOCK, SFOR SALE.
WELLS, FARGO 4 co. EXPRESS STOCK,
AMERICAN EXPRESS co. STOCK,
0C'TED STATES EXPRESS co. STOCK,
RANTED-NATIONAL EXPRESS CO. SrOCk.
Apply GEO Z. DUNBAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
TTHE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTON
Il PRESS Co MASUFACTORY.
Corner u Grove and North Third Sta, jersey City.
OFFICE,

Corner " Grove and North Thirdsts jersey City.
No ll3 Wall.st., New.YoTk.
GOVE's PATENE
The attention OF all pstes interested ia the pressing
messing Of HAY COTTos HEMP WOOL RAGS ioPs or any
article Tired be bacd for Transportation Storage
l. respectfully solicited to the PORTABLE
or STATIONARY PfESsbS. MANUFACTURED by TINS ON
pany under the pentendenee OF the Pstentee MI JOHN
Il. GOvg. -, A..
ordinary intelligence it, and be operated by any
known power such Steam, W aer. Horse or HAND In
ms nr Horse power but Horse required the Pe-s DO ns
sucay con.truoted well known principle that the
re- pgey greaIer ratio haH me i"eTed'"9 re-
ss0Hoe. al ., o., - ,.,,
viz:
lst IL can press 20 per material In given space
I'd II cen DO the work in 50 per cent less time.
Id IA requires so per cent less driving power
l II turn. the best shaped bale for handling or rolling
5h The Press will s-t lie time the working parts being
built bes; Of IRON aud not liable to get oct Of order
The ordinary OF this machine will in one opera
ton iser filing the box Of the No Press) bale oil Hay
of IS1 10. weight IN tF' Two MINUTES. Al
-Four men and hOf.e bale IL tuns oil lay day.
Four men without the aid Of horse, or any power except
in the Press turn out bale OF Hay inches
square BY 46 inches long, weighing <o bs or ~ IDS 10 the
co bic foot. o.,
No togre Joints screws cog wheels heaters or rollers used
in thu Press. az,
The attention Of Cotton factors and planters, Wool and
ernu raisers Is especially called 10 this Press destined a. II
a TO work complete revolution IN honow Slow clumsy and
expensive method Of baliDg. c,
The Company will dispose Of Town. County or State nights
Deserving TO themselves only the night TO mAnusetfc Oh
reasonable terms. . -. =. A.. .
Mr. d. FISHER the authorized Travelling Agent Tor tho
Company in the Eastern and Middle States
Yor further particulars send for circulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
Banking Gcnscs ano Bankers.
TnFAsruY DFPlRTNEyr.
TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT.
OIpCH o. THE CoNPrRoLIiR Oh THE CURRENCY. Z
WAsHISGTos. March Il, 1865 ,
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w scented to the undersigned it las been made to sppeI
THE NATIONAL, PARK BANK
or, NJ,\V.VORK

OF NEW-YORK,
n TIE City Of in the County and STATE
q NewYork has been duly Organized under and according
o. requirements Of the Act Of Congress entitled An Act
srsvde National Currency secured by pledge Of United
sss bonds and 20 provide for the circulation and redemption
ereo approved June D. 1914 sud has complied vita al the
provsons required to be complied with before con
aDeDoins the business OF Banking under said Act
The Office of the Comptroller ofthe Currency being vacant,
New therefore Samuel Howard. Deputy Comptroller o.
es Currency do hereby certify that
THE NATlONAL PARK BANK OF NEW-YCRK,
= the City fNewYork in the County Of New and State
SfNewYo IL authorized to commence the business 81 Bank
ks under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness hand and sea Of once
D. Fourteenth day OF March. 1865
IsyAL1 SAMUEL 7. HOWARD.
Ne. 89l. Deputy Comptroller OF the Currency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

have proved from the supple experience ENTIRE
pie prompt .cien. and Re liable They are The
only medicines perfectly adapted to popular simple
that cannot be make in using them harmless Is
70 be free from danger and efficient to be always rela
bic They have raised the highest commentator from all
and will always render satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

CyyIcE CENTRAL RAILROAD CosPaSI or
NEw-JERsEr, kLftlBBTHPoRT. April H. 1903 y
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the an
nus meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Central Railroad
Conapsny OF NewJeTsey, to ELECT NINE DIRECTORS 20
Dsrve the year ensuing viii be held at their Office at
aabethport FRIDAY the Jth Of May next between the
kcprs Of II IN. an l O'Clock p. m.
The Transfer Books viii be closed from the 18th instant 10
- 9Th proIino SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

STEAM COILS for drying or heating pur-
y pose. Shore Andrews Engine, Steam Pump two 30
eadus Mills, large Rendering Kettle, iron Lard Cooler Two
are OGDEN Vs,s Dormant Scale. two.iuch Skating nl'
eys Betting Old Lumber ae., for SALE at No. AbStoii'
place, West Thirty ninth IT. from u to 10 a. m
'CEWING MACHINES.-All the best SEW
- INC MACHINES new for SALE and TO RENT. Also
Machines bought, exchanged and repaired . wv
=. II. DIAMOND, No. $50 Broadway NJ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

10 intended to combine largo scale, all the results Of the
be.. experience in oil production In the belief ofhsI sue
ees this attempt It's projectors invite to It's Prospectus the
closes. attention and scrutiny.
In tho frat place. the demand for immediate retu'
the capital invested BY large interests in producing wells
Of the very best character The Coqust,e well Of which he
Company own, onefourth Of the working interest Is at The
heed Of al the wells Of the oil region and this well Is bat
the sources Of the Conpsnys pe,cn. income The Com
psny ha, Likewise the working interest In the
Grocery well and lease and oneighth free inere. In tn,
Company anticipate the ability pay nearly three per cent
per month on the entire capital from the start
In the nez, place the territory for development, nnu,ua
ample and well chosen. It's fee simple property 10 10 large
los In every approved part Of the oil region. or such
property has enough for the employment Of far than
Blu, its fee simple property large and well chosen f. II
bu part Of the property which It holds for development
Ito lessehod Interests. which In slnos, every instance
either exclusive controlling smogn,' selected wiz
equ. care and s Of squ. promise. The Company the.
possesses territory enough for dsen, operations .hroa
many years
But ieiiory Of avail without prOportIons,e mesr'
for developing IT, This Company therefore,
serve. FIVE HUNDRED TnousASD DOLLARS to forward
development Of the prOperys large enough to pro
cure. according q. the results Of experience smora Of
oil sufficient for very large increase Of the divdends Of
the Company Thi, feature In the Company organization
h, specially commended 10 the consideration Of the public
Actual boring for OIL with good territory and ample means
lifts an enterprise Of this character above the sphere Of
temporary speculation, and constitutes 1t legitimate per-
rnsnent business.
These are the leading features Of the Company character
and purpose The projectors OF the Company bring 10
no, only their experience but their determination to make
liz all that The Prospectus proposes They perfectly
aware Of the magnitude Of the undertaking which they lay
before the public and with special Act recently passed BY
tho Legislature Of Pennsyvania authorizing them to hold
One Thousand acres Of land In fec simple they believe they
have calculated and brought into 1t all tho elements OF
success
Tho books are now opened for limited number 10 sub
scrptions ct the following ofices
M.sua LOWBER. OSTROM CO., No los Fron.st
Messr. FANCIIER L McCHEsNEY. cor. Moore and
Watsr-rs.
Messrs. WELLINGTON Y cox, No. "a Broadst
Messra T. KETCHAM K CO., No. 90 wsllst
WIN A. FOWLER, osq., No. "a Broadway.
VIM H. PARKS, esq, No. 10 BrosdH-
d. X. QUICKER, No. % Fulton st., Brooklyn.
GEO. j. HARDY. No. - Courtst, Brooklyn.
And at the Office Of the Company, No ~ BROADWAf'
where prospectus aud information can be obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
miscellaneous.
A MEXICAN STEEL.

SPRING, TOE, CALKING,
TIRE AND SI,EIGH-SHOE STEEL,
Of al sizes and kinds made of the best material, at the
NORWAY IRON WORKS, BOSTON
and for sale by the prophetors,
NAYLOR E Co.,
BOSTON. NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
CUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY
CAPITAL ONLY s25O,OOO
SHARES IS EACH.
WORKING CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES.

President, CIIAs. q. JUDsON.
'fS.vv.r 4 Jud.on. Nos ~ and 90 Chsmbersst.)
Vie. Pre.ident j. L. EvERlTT, Cashier Broadway Bank
Treasurer, CHAs. GOULD No 50 wall's
Ten Well. are now going down the Companys property
u the richest portion Of the famous Sugar Greek valley
There for 5oo Tho Trustees VIII refrain ron
lengthy Of the prospects OF the sU0Ah chEEh
PETROLEUM COMPANY. The Stock II NOT wArEnsp
the projectors depend for their profits solely on Hss II III
nARKKr PRICE.
But few thousand shares Will BE- sold and these On inc
only honest basis viz. AT THEIR PAR VALUE
Tho Cosnpsnys property 10 worh than the entire
Capital Stock The latter small indeed that even ten
barrel well will pay regular monthly dividends
Pro'peetuse and Maps be obtained and subscription
effected BY application to CHAs. q. JUDSON, No. u
|Chsmbersh; CHAs. GOULD. No. 90 wsll'ti J. L.
EyERITT. Broadway Bank to either ofthe Trustees
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS. FOR THE SALE Os THE
STOCK RESERVED AS WORKING CAPITAL, AhE
OPENED, FOR A LIMITED PERIOD. AT THE OFFICE
oF Z. c. sTEDMAN 4 Co. Bankers and Brofers
No ST EYshsnse- placs. kewYort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
Wants.

IDOY WANTED in q wholesale dry goods
ID Salary, $40 the first year. Address Box No.
l. p,.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

AMERICAN EXCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
No. l25 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. April H. 1905.
'r1NHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
i day declared q DIVIDEND of FIVE l9 PER CENT,
free from Government tax payable and after MONDAY,
May g. at the office Of the Company No l4l Broadway
The Transey Books will be closed Ir n until May
VIM. RAYNOR, Secretary
TIVE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Of the
L CITY OF NEW-YORK.--AS Semi Annual DIVIDEND Of
per cent has been declared by this Bank psyab and after
May next, tc stakeholder II record on tine 18th.
HENRY A. SMYTHE, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

ELAGS AND BADGES.-Silk Flags with
Black Fringe from 25c 20 s25 also Mourning Bsdee-
with Portrait Of Lincoln GEM GALLERY No. $50 Broad
way Wholesale and Retail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
Groreries and provisions.

COTO THOMAS X. AGNEW's, Nos. $50 and
u "a (reenwichst corner Murray and there you VII
md TEAS COFFEEs, FISH, FLOUR, and everything s"ss
cheaper than any store in NswYork. One Price House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
HENRY VIII and THE JEALOUS WIFE.
CT ALBAN's BAZAAR and PROMENADE

ct. ALBANs BAZAAR and PROMENADE
~ CONCERTs-A Bazaar fos the beneat Of the building
fund Of ST. ALBANS CHURCH Of this city, VII Dc held e.
irvnS Hail commencing on TUESDAY EVENING April ~
at O'clock and confirming daily durug the week, from -
o. M Ieii sSoays "sONG or PRAISE" viii be sung
by Amateurs on the opening night ,
PROMENADE CONCERTS will be given every svsnine
nv fjrafulss and Helmsmuer's Bands, alternately
Tattoo each nj :ht II o'clock BY 18th hermen' D'on
Corps. 49, "a A.. 1. ~ .. th~
Tickets for single .dnittsDcs &c. each; 70 % mao -
door. .a,,,, nj, TIA
opening night, and may DO obtained nom the ''n'"AHs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-28
nnn,f Know the NIau.

The leading radical paper of Wiscon-
sin, printed at Milwaukee, says:
The Government has taken its position
against negro suffrage distinctly and une-
o4ivocally, just as President Lincoln did
at first against emancipation; But he
had to back down, just as President John
sou will be obliged to do in this case
For his course is now disapproved by the
leading presses and members of the
Union party, and is approved by the en-
tire Copperhead party. People may
turn up their noses at the opposition OF
Wendell Phillips and men of his type
But when snch men as Professor Amasa
Walker of Boston, take public issue with
the President, and the consciences and
the hearts, not only of the religious bod
les, but also of the loyal press and the
loyal masses, are opposed to the Presi-
dent on this question, he must change, or
be without a party to support him, OF
throw himself into the arms OF the Cop
perheads.
In reference to this the Nashville Dis
patch. President Johnson's home paper,
remarks
So the radicals think they can make
President johnson come to terms. They
don't know the man.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-28
From the New York Times.
sometbinu 70 be Avoided.

We are sorry to see that there are still
newspapers and people in the North
which think proper to try and stir up i'll
feeling against the people of the South.
They still talk with lofty contempt of
its "chivalry," as if that poor, pitiful or.
der of mortals were not now nearly all
reduced to beggery. They talk of its
"domineering insolence" and its bully
ing" as if all that were not completely
souelched by the terrible experiences of
the war. They accuse it in the present
of crimes which are Of the past; assail
it for feelings which must perish with
the institutions which gave them birth :;
and hold it responsible for things over
which it has no control.
The fact is that if the States would
live in amity, there must be stop TO re-
ordinations between States and sections.
New York aud Pennsylvania, or the East
and West could very soon get on the
worst possible terms with each other,
were they to adopt a style Of mutual
abnse and misrepresentation-were the
real or fictitious past or present, demer-
its of each constantly and Indignantly
paraded before the other. If we would
i've in permanent fraternity and mutual
concord, we must cultivate the virtues
inculcated by Washington in his immor,
tai Farewell Address
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-28
Origin of n II adge.

The story of the origin of the badge OF
the 18th corps, which bears on it the
representation of a cartridge box, on
which are the words Forty Rounds" is
not without interest:
When the corps reached Chattanooga
after the tedious march over the noun
tains. the men looked the worse tOi wear.
and as each man carried forty rounds IN
his cartridge box and sixty in his shirt
and pockets, they were nlcknamed the
ammunition train One dark night
one of the 18th, son of the Emerald
Isle. had got behind his comrades. when
he came up with squad of we'll dressed
soldiers of the Army of the Cumberland
Whats them prltty little stars OH your
hat for Are you all Brigadier Giner-
ais 2" "Oh, no, that's our badge" and
what's a badge ?" Why, to show what
corps we belong to" "Begorra, that's a
fine thing-good night to you. giptle-
men, -" said the old sod He had not gone
but few rods. when the Cumberland
soldiers called him back, saying, "Old
fellow, what's your badgel" Paddy
looked round rather puzzled, scratched
his head. and on the instant brought his
horny. hard-6sted hand with a whack on
his cartridge-b6x. said. That and forty
rounds. be jGbers'" The story so pleased
General Logan that he adopted the car.
tridpe-boX and forty rounds as the badge
| of the corps.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-28
The Inmase. OF For,rs.. Monroe

John Mitchell is treated very much IN
the style of the more important rebs. He
subsists on Government army fations; Is
closely guarded, and is not allowed the
wherewithal to manufacture reasonable
newspaper articles; nor is he furnished
with papers or any reading matter, save
the Bible, or any prayer book that he
NAV desire. John whiles away the weary
hours of his prison life by smoking. he
brought pipe with him, and Is aiio Sed
tobacco No conversation is permitted
with him. nor does he court any. Ihus
ia he has shown himself rather taclturn
than otherwise. ,
Glenn. Clay smokes with philosophlc IN
difference. He occasionally addresses
pleasant remark to his guards. AS
prisoner he has given very little trouble.
From the beginning he has subsisted on
the army ration.
jeff Davis has fully recovered MS
health He has not yet been returned
to his first diet, the army ration. his
food is prescribed by DIR. Craven, and Is
such as will conduce most to his health.
Since the tone of his physical health has
been restored. he has taken to putting the
Indian weed. He uses an elegant meer-
schaum pipe, which he brought with him
into the Fortress The bowl is wrought
in the semblanee of turbaned head Ia
,oaare. The stem and mouthpiece are of
pure amber. This pipe is doubtless .
relic of the pseudo royalty that JEFF.
maintained while presiding over the for
times of the ignus tatuus Confederacy
As not a word is allowed to be said to
Davis, he speaks very little. No one is
allowed to see him
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-28
Vernon, Democrn Convention

BURLINGTON, Vi, June G.-The Yer
mont Democratic State Convention met
here to day and nominated the following
State ticket:
For Governor, C. n. Davenport. of
Wilmington; for 1t. Governor, A. T.
Linsley, of Burlington; for Treasurer
S. II. Moves, of Hyde Park.
Resolutions were passed reatfirmlng
Democratic principles and declaring con,
fidence in the wise and constitutional
measures of reconstruction adopted by
President johnson.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-28
Railroad Election.

BUFFALO. June 27-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Buffalo
and State Line Road was held in this
city to-day. Dean Richmond, VIM. Kipp,
James Field, Alonzo Robinson, Charles
n. Lee. James C. Harrison, Henry l..
Lansing, Milton Courtright, George NJ
Patterson, John Fl. Racy, T. Swinto' Wm'
williams, and Hamilton White were
elected Directors. At subsequent meet
inc of the Directors, Dean Richmond was
unanimously elected President IN place
of George Palmer, deceased