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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-26

,Knickerbscker Gold and silver
Mining Company, Is hereby given; thA
ut meeting Of the Board ofTrustees OF sag Soin
pany, held on ths 23d day of March, lsoo. an
assessment Of TWENTY-FIVE (20 centz per share wiS %
levied upon each and overy share OF the esp'n, =,
Itoek Of sald Company. payable immediately "
gold coin, 10 tho Secretary. "sHG.aH
BY order Of the Board o. IrrpTItpnrcK. s-..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-26
M, ssII%I0y;-T6s q public aTs hereby

-T1TTT0N.-T6e Psblie nre :, hereby s.aey
notified that The fClowps csTfIncs sfTVER %rSiS
~ InNp ,aT NV were this day sold at public anc'
,Jon 10 the highest bidder for assessments i IN
mon; ZION, ~ ~ the Company's office, In Gold Hill,
H.ar. lIon. - connty, Nevada according TO public
nn,Is.. IN conformity with the bylaws OF the
Company, and laws Of Nevada, ana .,e are heseey
ssId Stock, as the same will not be transferred
by the Secretary;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-26

California Consolidated Mill md
Mining Company, Meadow Lake District, Nevada
county, California. Notice Is hereby given, that
thcre arc delinquent upon tho following de:
scribed stock. for assessment No. l3, the several
amounts set opposite TO the names Of tho reSpec.
two shareholders. hs follows: ..grg a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-26
DELINQUENT N ASSESSMENT si,l sALBs. 5,
TCsafidcnco siI7er aIinlng cen %.

ny-Locatlon Of Works. Gold Nm Mining Dis.
tFiot, Storey county, Nevada Eotice.LThere
are edellnquent upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment levied on the fifth day
Of April, 1865, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, a fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-26
DgLIYQUgNT ASSESSMENT SALES
AIpha SaIe-ContInued.

And in accordance With law, y and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 24th day OF
April, A. D. 1866, 10 many shares OF eaeh
soId at public auction. on MONDAY, the e5th
dsy Of June, A. D. 1866. at the hour Of 3
o'clock ?. N. Of said day, In fronto the ONCE
Of the Company, Main street, Gold Hi, 10
pay said delinquent assessments thereon, to:
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale. Is ge. THEODORE a. HALE,
my24 I'd -.,r Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
IN BOARD OF BRoRERs-3i Pm.
THURSDAY, Mareh,l5-P. ".


Gold opened at $780, and closes at l3, after SELL
ing at 1919.
Government stocks are steady, with only, mod
crate sales at the Board. Railway mortgages and
Etate bonds were not 30 active. The miscellaneous
shares still neglected, and hardly enough done
70 mako quotations. Atlantic Mail sold at 1913
The general share market opened strong, Eric SELL
ing at $50 and Michigan Southern at 79i, prices
which brought out a good deal Of stock, and pro-
dncing sharp reaction, Southern selling as low as
T4, and closing at ~. The brokers are their own
customers TO extent rarely if ever known before,
and outside operators are among the things
Of the past. Special stocks are well sus-
tained by an abundance of money Offering on
eaL, and some Of them which are still on sale will
probably be put much higher. The course OF SEN
aAor Sherman in relation to the funding Of the cur
Sency debt Of the Government renews the specu-
lstive fever in Wall-st, but his plan will not be
adopted by Congress, which, with the President
and the Secretary of the Treasury is pledged to the
earliest practicable return TO specie payments. At
tho close, the following prices were made
New.York Central, 924a92s; Erie, S3l 1881;
Hudson River, 1891 0lOi; Reading, 100 1904;
Michigan Southern, mann; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, NAM; Rock Island, lOs! 1889; North
Western, 27i02l; Northwestern Preferred, 544
e54s; Fort Wayne, 9l@9lt.
Money on call is abundant to brokers at per
cent and loans above are rare upon any marketable
eollsterals The rate for very prime merchant bills
fs rather lower, AID some names pass under per
cent. The quotation is 7a7I, good, 500, and ordi.
nary, l00l5 per cent. The disposition is universal
o make short engagements, and to keep money
where ii can be at once recalled. The movementof
Senator Sherman looking to continued suspen-
sion of specie payments finds little favor, except
among spectators anxious to get out of losngven-
lures, through the continued use Of irredeemable
paper money. Exchange is quoted as follows:--
Bankers Sterling, 60 days, 1886 1885; Bankers
Sterling, days, lc9i; Commercial Sterling, IO7 a
lo7s; Francs, long date, $685. 05.2l! Francs short
date, 5.20@5.Ii.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
d, O23, 230 34-for Customs, 1891 900. Payments,
q ,022 col l5-on account of Loan, $40 900; Bal
snce, &9l, 9O5, 9l4 "a; Coin certificates, $l69 OOO
In Freights the engagements 10 Liverpool are 40
bids. Tobacco at 3Os., 800 bales Cotton at 3s 3d.,
and per steamer / 200 bales Cotton at 9-l60 3D.,
and $50 tierces Beef at Sc. Cd. To London, $50
bags Coversoed at 25s., 1900 bush. Corn at Gid,
md per steamer 400 boxes Bacon at 25s A brig to
Cork for orders at 6s.
viii The Times reproduce from this column tho
paragraph upon which it bases the statement that
TIE TRIBUNE has " revised and reversed" its opin-
aea N IsgNd'b ~ &isDgaD S0ptas1a Road ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

Corn is little better but not active sales OF "a 900
bush at % 73c. for Unsound; H075c Tor Mixed est
err. IN store, and 76d7ec. ceiyefed TIC iof Jersey
Yellow
HOPS are in good demand for home consumption
and prices well sustained quote at rom 2V01o
HAY@Tbs demand is light and with good supply
prices heavy, at 75esOc for shipping ana so9e'c
for retail lots.
MOLAssEs-The market is quiet and prices heavy
PROVISIONS-The Pork market has been active
and prices ere better, but at the close raIher
dull and heavy feeling PREVAILS for iatIf o,
delivery we note sales Of 800 bbis. Mess seheI
NAV, at SIC 25; the sales cash and regular are
COO bbs at S2f 500 @ for old Mess s25 i59S<o - lor
New do closing about S16G526 l& s2i SO Tor extra
Prime and 81 for New City Prime Mess Beer con on
tinues firm. end fair demand prevails; sales oi SoOo
bbs n sri asl3 for Old Plain Mess. sl6d $40 for New
do sl30sl6 for Old Extra and f2Ods "a Tor new 10;
Tierce Beef Is fairly active and steady saes OF fOo
tcs India Mess and Prime Mess on private tclns ::
Bee Hans firm and moderately ectiye sales OF 10
bills at s3s s39 for Western Cut Meats are dun end
norninal sales OF 1900 ID Smoked Beef ut 81 Zoc.
Bacon is quiet but steady; sales OF 100 b2-es
land Cut at l5c. on the SPOT Dressed Hogs are QUIZ
ard heavy at l2i 0l3c. for Western ana wy Lara y
in good demand aud firmer sales of ESQ bbs and
at l7IGl7lc. for No le!@lst ioi cly, lssa &c
Tor Western and small lot choice Kettle Rendered al
AFTERNOON Provision MArKET, 81 o'cLocx-Pork
was lower but good business was done sales OF 5OUV
hbs Mess 1T SOS 939. Beef was quiet. Bacon ana
PFTROLEUli-Crude is dull sales Of 900 bbls; at
26c. Refined IL quiet; standard Wm;e was sou a.
42lc; f0c. offered and ic. asked ior primo LSll o""
10 White.
HICE-There Is not mach activity. though there ap-
pears rather more tone to the market VIC nave ouy
10 notice 80 bags RangoGn Gt9GStc ana IOo oO Oa'O
Ina no liiQl2ic.
SUt; tRs-ibe market continues dul', heavy and de.
pressed. and prices nominal. sales OF 30 bids Porto
Rico 1t He, and $50 boxes, on private terms he'
fined are neglected.
SEEDS-Calcu.ta Linsoed is In fair demand and
firm at 80 O5as3 Is; Clover Seed is heavy; safes oil
81 a. Rough Fiaxseed is dul at 81 500s2 -
SIEARIN-We note sales of 80 900 70 Prime et $50.
TALLOW-Tho demand is moderate; the supply u
light and prices firm sales Of iOOO ID CIiy al 1T
u l2c.
WHISKY-The market is duh and heavy GALES oil
% bbls. at 81 q for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

also give the paragraph in relation 70 the foft
Wevne Road where Tue TRIBUNE says that the
stock of the Company is 10 be increased, under IN
dpcement of an extra scrip dividend" Our neigh
Dor is so sangune about railways that larry
mounted on his hobby his imagination supplies
him with facts.
The Uousatonie Railroad earned in February:
1865 .e3l. 600 II lsc6 s97979 is Dec.s3s I'll %
The Great Western Road of Canada earned, the
first week in March:
1865 s43453 IS l566. 81 20 Inc $50 2l3 80
Al Portland the Grand Trunk Road is completely
covered with freight trains from Canada loaded
with lumber, produce, &c. The great rush now is
70 get The articles over the line before the 18th
inst. On which day the Reciprocity Treaty expires
An Albany letter, speaking of the Ncw-York
Central Railway bill, says:
II proposes train at 90 miles per hour, ccrtf,
which shall stop at all way staions1 tram NJ not Tess
than % miles per hoDT FOR q cents and tram al MOI
less than 80 miles cents II IS quite certain tLI
unless relief of this sort is granted TINS company
they will not be able very soon 10 make another dVf
dend.
On the other hand. il is the opinion Of one OF the
most devoted friends Of the road that several NIL!
lions of profits arc now concealed ii the form Of
real estate. 70 be sold and divided at some future
day.
The Now-Jersey CentralRai,rosd has determined
10 issue to existing stockholders 10000 shares OF
new stockir the proportion Of two shares Tor each
eleven shares of old. Fifty dollars per share is to
be paid up prior to the LIST of june and the rest as
wanted for construction or equipment. a circular
to the shareholders says:
Tie amount now called in on the new stock, rs wanted
mainly for ecu pment ordered and 10 be ordered lac
grounds preparing for the freight business. south OF
Jersey City, are rapidly getting into eOndllioh TO
be used The coal station at Port Johnston WIZ
also be ready for Occu alton in the month OF MaY II
of vital importance that the company should have
liberal supply Of equpmcn: Of all kinds. to 90 the IN
creased busess 70 be developed by these new outlets
and which is urgently pressing for admission; ana also
10 continue ard enlarge the other facilities.
In advance Of The receipt OF the annual report now
ready Tor tue printer the following statement OF the
business OF the past year Is furnished
1865. 1861. Increase
Reefs for the year. go SO 20 81 537l4 IS fi9t2 "a
Exp. Tor tn. yeaI... 1855 ~ l,l3&5 - 5lto3 10
Net esruings.."..s $50 II sl356239l $lIt1 a
Tie following disposition has been made OF the net
earnings:
Net Eauinrs. II No' w -
Interest on BCrds, 6c............... Sl7O-st5
STATE and United States Tayes...... lIl2totl
Cuarterly Dividends, 10 per BOltf5 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
n. Y. Wholesale Prices of Country Produce.

FOR TIKI WIZ hNUIHH 'IhIVH 10 I"00
fFspre.sy Tor In. n. !. rRMUNs by own Reporter
The following are the rates Of articles IN good
condition ps sold by commission houses at whOlesHlr.
shippers receive TO 10 v cent less deducted Tor cou
missions besidc freight ard other charges Parties re-
ceiving rrodlce 70 sell ocn With the request that i'm
mediate returns be made. cannot always obtain the
prices itch transient buyers nave 10 pay. Our figures
are intended more for tho farmer than the merchant
and We prefer disappoint by giving the outside
prices OF very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS
Beans cbntinne 10 sell slowly az declining rates.
Prime mediums rarely 90 beyond 30. and marross
above 81 30. \ 1T OF country hand.pickCd maTrows
VS. offered At g. o. Some old beans are still the
market while others have iust been sold at 81 2 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
Tho decline In cold. by causing an almost eptiro ,u

The decline In gold. by causing an almost entire
pension Of what little ~ Ipng there hds been Of late
causes an easter ieelug the cheese trade and
fncy factory be 5oaght FOR %2c though there sre
lots held higher. Shippers will only offer Slc.-rarcly
Ole but II Is thought that the 5000 boxes OF re
tory and farm dairy stall hand VIII te token by the
home trade nj present quotations. between tins and tne
middle of May which Is Soon expect
much new A very little may be received by the LIST
Of Nav. English diiry Is not M firm. and pineapple
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
BANK, LIMITED.
Having opened Offices at No. 60 Waist, Ncw.york is
prepared to sell Bills of Exchange tho ENGLISH 4
AMERICAN BANK UIMIrED), London, aud the
UNION BANK OF LONDON; to buy Bills of Exchange,
and issue Commercial and Travellers Credits available IN
all parts Of the world Commercial Credit, Issued for n
tho
EAST INDIES. CHINA AND AUSTRALIA,
will be upon THE ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION
OF LONDON.
Further particulars may be ssceraned application at the
Office, No. 60 wshst
WILLIAM WOOD, Manager,
GEO. BURGHALL WATTS, Asst. Manager.
New.York March 10. 1866
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
financial.
THE MORRIS FIRE AND INLAND II;

TINHE MORRIS FIRE AND INLAND IL
Il sURANCE COMPASY-CARD OF THE FINANCE
COMMTTEE.-TheF Finance Committee Of the Morris Fire
and Inland Insurance CompanyhayiDg waited until now for
promised public statement 10 be made by T.. :. Sanbnry
the President # tina, Company eHpiuus pert Of supern
,enden Bsrne's Report which refers particularly to
It due their position to state ha; T. A.
ssnsbury never dill Their knowed;. reG,s % maic an
annual report the 3t Of December learning tina, the
Company held 2l go Of IT, stock; but did make an
official statement. under that date without submitting the
same to or having any tos with them whatever No
meeting OF the Finance Committee called or held to
take oc,ou In the matter Of the loan OF s2ioOo. United
States stocks. Mr. Kirby, VcoPresiient dill no, &C, under
order, the Finance Committee when he il said - have
mad. the Tor the loan Of tie sevenbre above
referred to- The Morr, Company the Of
those bonds the Finance Company have subsequently
ascef;aned they loaned temporarily ~. Kirby the
NoPrieui q The Company, the security Of stock Of
the Mr. Company aud d1y returned ben tie time
Of the o,n rprcd II there any agreement corup,
otherwise between sir Kirby and M stan.Juy tina; those
bond. should be u'ed fnd upon which 10 base reroT, 70
the Insurance Department such agreement made without
The knowedge Of the urde -uci The book and I'll the
sui, Of Company unirr TIE exclusive charge or
Nh st,n'hCTy FROM the 'mr 4 hs election IN November
ISIS lie could At aly moment readily ascertin M pecun
afy position ~ the Coinany the Of H. aset
whether reprr.ctd by United state, bonis or other.
know. n,t tlo,e slli.ooo Of United STATE, bonds
were uot tie fTopeuy OF 'he Con piny bnt
loan.l upon g. stock hc 10Th Of Dsccmhe, 1865 Il
verv sr0sfs. that hosls Sanbury aad Kirby. the for
draans yearly salary II iooOo snd l-itcr yearly
sry Il - no u.f lrvr been ~ Interested IN
iauifg ode posos in the ComIsny than the mfubers OF
the fnsuco Committee, Who received 10 'aarJ waievtf
The tl hru prompted those r~n'encn viii easily
br unl.i. o. b. their uls~qient conduct. When they
without tn know .is- ofs tu,nce Committee or th oth'F
officer. anil st0c hafrrcoluded ~. NJ Hammond Dep
nty Attorney eu-fa wind ~ The adfs Of the Company,
thew NJ Stsrsaury should be- made civ,r.
and hst sioud IN Mr. hilly H. chirf assistant
Al ntcr@.t INV ed 20 safnioe q books ihe Con-
pany by which they IN lcef4i that tie unabridged are
f0u- The hrevct stockholders Of tho Company, aud
that icy h,yc pleI WITH shy are. 70 The pnb while
mother W. atinilufy NJ Kirby ever held share OF
stock.- Seyg Yo.k Nlrch IS in6
DANIEL W TELLER, JOSEPH MORRISON,
AEEEkT \. LEE. EDWARD ROWE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
surplus Of net earnings slAl,

surplus OF net earnings.
Very large sums for extraordinary expenses. A. also
for renewals are included in the above amount OF
ordinary expenses. In addition, the entire amount OF
the surplus earnings for the year hes been charged on
70 reduce the vaultions Of peTsonu property which
will stand a; very moderate VARIATIONS.
The prospects Of the results OF The present years
business both gruss and net, very gOJd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
POULTRY AND GAME.

Canada frozen or rather thawed poultry Is not doing
well several tuns OF turkeys and chickens were
Gently sold tc.. generally. though few brought 10
al7c. Ii takes the freshest and finest by turkeys
TO bring CSC. The Last OF large lot Of very stale West
ern geese sold at three cents " ib Even fresh
geese find little sale. Flight pigeons scarce to-day
market Ordinary live geese are plenty and hard to
sell. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
Hcce,u,. Of Produce.

MARCH l5-G. lS9 bbls. Flour, 5J7 bAls WHISKY 479i
hhs Corn Meal 900 bush Wheat, 400 bush. Corn,
sO5 BUSH Oats 400 bush. BARLEY, go bush SEEDS,
o57 pkgs. Beef l0i9 pkgs. PORK, l,0l pkgs. Lard
81 pigs Cut Meats, $40 pigs Butter 5l9 Db5 fctro'
leuln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
". FFLLER, JOSEPH MORRISON,
=. LEE. EDWARD ROWE.
orncz OF the PasAmA RAILROAD Co.

CFyIcz or PIsANA RAILROAD Co,
ToSTIsg BUILDINGS va. ai Nuils', 4
EKv oRK arch H.. iit6
rINHE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN
i DIRECTORS OF the Psnsmi Railroad Company wi be
Led A. tho Office 4 tie Company No. Is Wallet zion
TN. boldns MONDAY. the n day II April next. The
polls will open a. u oclock NJ, ard close a. :. NJ.
JOSEPH r. JOY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
Total. ..-.-..-..-.---...-..Sl'

This Company is, We understand, laying third
track, and is like all the Railroads, in very pros
porous condition, as the above meager statement
shows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

There Is change In the butter arhe'. WIFI afev
Southern orders and some Eastern dcmald tore hcrwh
the ordinary grocers trade the stock hand has been
pretty well cleaned up, and fresh arrivals of readily
one fine State dairy just received, was bought by a
dealer for 55c who 10 retailing Il ont by the single
package "a Coo. little new il coming IN, mostly in
Welsh tubs from Lewis and Oneida Counties, anG Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

BANKERS:
In NewYorh: The Bank Of America
Ia London: The Union Bank of London
In Liverpool: The Royal Bank OF Liverpool,
In Manchester The Union Bank Of Manchester, Limited
In Scotland: The National Bank of Scotland Edinburgh and
Branches,
In india China and Australia The Oriental Bank Cooperation
NewYork Manager: WILLIAM WOOD. esq,
NewYork A.s't Manager: GEO. BURGHALL WATTS ESQ.,
London Manager; SAMUEL GRAY esq,
Liverpool Manager: WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, esq.
SOLICITORS:
New.YOrk: Messrs. FOSTER L THOMSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
EGGS.

As remarked last week. eggs continue 10 decline,
and whether they have reached the lowest poiat
mains TO be seen. The receipts ray kfary and UNI
less the home consumption largely Increases In view Of
their chespness the prospect Is IN favor OF further de-
cline. They are ak cents lower to-day than last
Saturday. good marks Of Western selling At 24c. Fresh
eggs are retailing at 10 for 25c We quote:
Eew-Jersey and Pennsyryania fresh. y dox 25 d26
State rood marks. ..........................2 d25
Southern, y doz. good oraer. as
Egg Oats y bush. good. ................40 d45
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19
A New style OF women,s Dress.
H., az, Ilitt,E,,,,.0h Ta1STs,-
p,or EIIon Rear5 Harman. M. D

Prof. Ellen Beard Harman, NJ. D., OF
Aurora, ILL.,, has worn the same dress on
all occasions for more than dozen
years. It consists of short dress, a
little below the knee, cut to mt the wo-
man form. II is plated at the hips, for
their fulness, and is widened at the bot
tom of the skirt-under which nothing
is worn for dIstensisn or warmth; the
former being secured by its form, and
the latter by pants. The sleeves are set
in at the point of the shoulder, to allow
freedom of motion in the use OF the ARM
they are made with a seam front and
bnclS, slightly curved to tit the arm.
The same with the under dress, which
is of white linen ssor cotton. This gar
ment consists of waist, sleeves, and
drawers, all in one, thus securing pro-
lection and warmth to the whole podyi
with equal circulation of the blood. BY
means of buttons ut the waist, 1t AFFORDS
support to the pants. These are OF the
same material as the dress, and like II,
we'll lined. They are smaller at the an
kle, for beauty and warmth. Stock
.ingS, is preferred to socks are
fastened to the under-dress by
means of shield pins-no compress
sion of the limbs to produce vartcose
veins and coldness of the feet. Boots,
with broad soles, are worn. For the
street, light nat is added. In cold
weather, cap, covering the neck and
ears, an overcoat of beaver, or other
warm material, well lined and wadded,
with leggings of the same, and warm
gloves. For rainy weather, wnter-
proof suit projects the whole. This
costume is made with regard to ease of
motion, every part being SO loose as to
leave Unrestricted the various organs
and muscles of the body. 1t secures
equal circulation of the blood, which is
essential to health, by duly clothing
region with the thick ingathering of
many skirts. 1t is readily adjustable,
to suit the various vocations. The dress
NAV be unbuttoned in front, and thrown
off If need be, the wearer, like men,
working in the freedom of ofundersleeves;
or waist, like the pants. and buttoned
to them, may take its place. 1t is du-
rable withaI, doing away with the ne
cessity for such frequent changes in
woman's apparel. The materia! may
be chosen according to climate-as
light as possible, consistent with due
warmth, yet firm and durable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19

EVERY family should have a case OF
DIR. Humphreys Specific Homeopathi
Medicines. They are simple, easily ap--
piled, harmless, and yet, In Thousand
Instances, they arrest disease, aliay
pain and suffering, save calling the doc
tor, and prove friend indeed. The
valuable service rendred immensely y
overbaIances the small sum fhey cost.
See advertisement. Address Hum
phreys Specific Homeopathic Medt-
YORK. n. a: Logan q Co., Agents,
wheeling. = Z 'iils i.;ii7 :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19

MENKEN is thus modestly announced
at the Broadway Theatre, New. York /;
Unparalleled enthusinsml Thronged
and delighted audiences nightly ac-
knowledge the triumph of the peerless
dramatic equestrian artistic, Miss Adah
iIsaacs Menken. Mazeppa-AGazeppa
Mazeppa LAIazeppa. Miss Menkin, as
the youthful King of Tartary, In acts OF
Imatchless grace and intrepid daring,
mounted on Mr.. Gates,s superb steed,
Black Bess, as the Wild horse or Tar
ltafy. Avoid ticket speculators r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19

THE interesting topic of the compara-
tive ages of the volunteers in the late
war is elaborately discussed in report
made by DIR. B. A. Gould, Actuary of
the Sanitary Commission, and just pub
lished as pamphlet. DIR. Gould's cal
oulations are made upon the original
volunteer regiments, excluding re-
cruits, drafted men, and substitutes,
that Joined. after the regiments were in
the service. The aggregate of the rank
and file of these regiments was one mil
ontwelve thousand and seventy-three
men. 1t is an interesting fact that,
among these, soldiers of 1s years old
outnumbered those of every other age.
Younger boys were also not wanting.
There were l27 of only I8; $50 of IA; and
77S of Is; and those who were familiar
with the armies can testify that these
Youngsters were almost always among
the very toughest and most daring sol
diers; and many of the most audacious
feats of individual bravery which the
records of the war preserve were theirs.
Btft let us condense DIR. Gould's table