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CAR FIRED MTo.-On Saturday evening
last, car No. Al, Of the Second and Third Streets
line, was fired into as it was passing Third aud
Mifiin:streets, by some mscreant The ball went
through the car, but no one was hurt.
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.-5saesaSe=T MASON & HAMLIN's e-sSSEzFg
5EYSS Cabinet organs, only at TKFT
j. u. GOuld'a. Seventh and Chasnut Sfrenta
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LARCENY.-SeveIal days since a man
named Mulholland seduced the wife of a MIR.
Maloney, and absconded with her and $3.50 in
greenbacks. He has been at large since, but
was caught and taken before Recorder Eneu
this morning. and held to bail for further
hea rin0 Tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
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SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
SUPERIOR STYLES or READY-MADE CLOTHING
WANAMARBR g. BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH ana MARKET Streets
es.5.tIl GEO STICK & CO.'S PIANOS, rE:eesSSssg=ETs
1EyES At Gouds, S7Ey ~
Seventh and Chesnut Streets
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ADMITTED TO THE BARON motion. of
John Mcintyre, Esq, Mr.. John J. Reilly was
admitted to practice in the Court of Common
Pleas and District Court as Counsellor and
Attorney -at-Law.
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A DISHONEST SERvANT.-Mary Jackson.
q colored girl, who has been in the employ OF
Mr. Murphy, at Chestnut Hill, was arrested on
Friday morning, on charge of larceny. 1t APP
pears that she, by some means or other.
obtained key that fitted the drawers of a
bureau in the house, and taking advantage OF
sacked the bureau. She took from thence two
gold watches valued at 5000, and about Si'39 in
money. She then left to come TO the city, but
officer Benson got on her track, and arrested
her in passenger car before she got here. She
had hearing before Alderman Stallman, who
committed her in default of $1,000 bail TO answer
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d SCOTT, JR., NEER,
DINO. 1920 CHESTNUT STREET 2lh
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE-TAE DESIRABLE COTTAGE
blli ,Dwelin n, W corner o. Eighteenth street and
clancy ace Lot 36 feet Delaney place. 80 feet on
IghteenIh street. Inquire on the pIemlse' ii II 2F
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\ AND DRAWING INSTRU
M Wents, whatpan,s Drawing Papers: German
plain, az Moss q CO.'S, No. 4S2 CHESNUT
rect. OlI WsHt
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Southeast corner SIXTH ana MARKEr Stree
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SLIGHT FREs.-About seven o'clock last
evening, a slight fire broke out in court back
of Queen street, below Third. The damage was
quite trihing.
At No. 4O7 North Front street, fire broke out
at about halfpast eight o'clock this morning,
but was extinguished before it gained much
headWaY. Damage slight.
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SUNDAY BASEBALL PLAYERS AR
REsTED.-People living in our rural districts
of young men who take advantage of Sunday TO
cOngregste together and play base ball. Com
plant was made 70 Lieutenant Street, by people
living in the neighborhood of Harrowgate, of
squad OF his men dressed in citizens clothes to
arrest any parties engaged in the sport. Ac-
cordingly, about twenty.eight young men were
captured. They had hearing before Alderman
each in S4O0 bail to keep the peace, and fined
them the costs
, 1866-02-14
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to thu Western Assoettted Ffessl
Nkw IoEK. Feb Is.
There VISA stronger to railway speculation thls
morning ut open Board snd Stock Exchange, and high
er prices we're made. There was more demand for
&oek generally, snd lncreased business WAS
Rock Inland aud Pittsburgh were fsgorttes. At sec.
oud regular and last open Boards the market was gen
orally nm. Ohio certificates were decidedly batter,
owing to Sons Awauit being rendered IN favor Of the
company.
CLOSING Pn1cZs.
The following we're thr efostnG prices At 4:a ?. n.
New Yo.k Genital, E90Esxs Erie, ssk@ssH. Hndso,
Rt7N, 1c121elk; Reading. 1mH91oox: Michigan
Eoutheru, h9x4ask; Cleveland and PltshurEh* saasf
aot1EsxxN1s.
Government securities Te1o steady, With n1odeF-
ate demand.
State bonds dn and steady. Miscellaneous List urn
and steady On soma shares.
MONEY,
Rata for money On csll IA generally 2 cent, With
fatr demand On stock exchange.
GOLD,
There II 1tte acusitJ for gold except for customs
The market has been steady throughout the day, cos
Ing 1t 1s9.
PKrBoE1Ck sfoeKl.
There Bas Z lsTxo 1nd we'll DISTRIBUTED
buttnesA u petroleum stoeks today. The market wa
little lower On some sharss but generally nrm4 Their
wn corlidefsb1c excitement In gold shafes and blEb
Ct prices were made On leading onts. sues were a
the following 1ates: Clinton. $3.50; Benehod Run
1leto; buchanan r.. IN: Second Natiousj, sao6
raln er, $50; Bradley SIC; BrevooEt. $50; ftrat
National, 4lc; Ham MeC1tntock. &a33; PIT Hol,
C1etk, ss.7s:, Beach Tsec. &c, Oh Creek. Si.so
Ryrd Farm, eoc; shAde River. $73o; United States
tl3.90.
Gunnst! Gold st.2s ;Quart1htn. <a.s; Smith Pstr
let, tt2.s3.
Dull II soX9sso. ssude, . 80 for rehned in bond
pxr 0ocpr. .-..
, 1866-02-14

e,ss of ioss d3ma9e the amount required t, oevpr
70 sats.t T. p.opoasensliy increased; nd 2 geae
70 The values Of the commodities t1snsporsed,
tencc the advance in some articles Is but small com
pared with others, and with the decline tn va!ut ..
eoa11t GAIN, By nearly Or qnts al The roads sihla
The pat few munths. F:o1 these comparisons Il
will be ohseryed that the percentage Of Advance
o ST. S p On cen ss' ~ npSa
road.
II quantities Of each grade Of freight were eaual
ihe average advance upon all The road. World not
We think It proper 10 mention ttat. owing to the
h 5 thspp Ss 1ses shd s. II r.
lower linn In 1850: and especially Fas thus true Of
,he Chicago 4 Northwestern road pre!ous to The
between cersain II points by which tbeis rates vere
lna,er1sly reduced IN, 1861, which explains The
greater advance shown In the rates now charged BY
not nov apptar 10 be materially higher thin those
Of other companies Il is nlso proper 70 a'ate tnat
no percentage Of advance can be correctly computed
lstlun would vary somewhat II other or all the Sta
lions Ne1c used, and this eamate Il The nearest
approximation we could reach. ne present II for
We also eubm1t abstracts from statements Of
the iucreased expenses incurred in tue operation
Of railroads during the same period from 1861 to
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have ad-
saneed their rafes Of labor at IN average OF Is per
cent; the advance uEon engineers. fremen, me-
other c3astes. The Increased cost of leading a1t,.
lumber, hardware, Oh, locomotives, care and Other
paid By th}e cSicaso Altdn Railroad IL Eompany 9a
TsnFe nom $ to 100 psr cent, x,ih ID s7ef1ge 81
Upon The Chicago i Northwestern Rosd The are-
rage advance IN cost ol materials and operating cx.
penaes aTe shown 70 be ll3h PEI cent, q R.r cant
upon their Labor, md the 1neztase af working ex-
upon t6eit c1sIa Tonnage.
The Kock lsland hatlsosd exhibit an aretaPe nd.
Tsnee 10 ne COS; of materials. e. stnce 1851, Of
~ PEI EN-. ana ne Ghieafo, burlington g Quincy
The local taxes Of AZ the roads have been largely
.neSeasea; @ ai:1 every END Of incidental expense
TIE .nseasc of5s Pc sent ss shown BY The chi.
caRo 3 NottaWestssn halt0ad taud which 10 sub
sIAnas1I Iue OF ne otnels IL toe entire operating
rosd nsnsssls .s su!esnt ss!on to1 a. s2eiasa ~ @
sdSaneso, @ so ner Ssnt @ IL u tue ss5ss q freight.
ono i@ponant 1, nen n pfoosn!e totnte expenses
now W. zone ses sears Or %o1e spee @ nost of them
st =, 1aa ~, %ens ~ ,vs egI aans nees
keps la ,easonaoi Sooa tspas, ~ WI !equare alSs
4 13itn " ~ VIII vut ~. 3
past p su yss1s nas F'essntts1 t anJ ~. = ~
tots ot1sSoon a5t " psessaE nG;sSssss, ous tley
sane1 s1n,eneo SS oen oc'7'e "'''o' 'e''''' Ii
me cMaee @ g 9a .net st T. ,,e ~,
q s,a ~ o9 cnnsenntTt nnn0ecedenIe ~.
e.ngEs, as5 aaS e .s1srI9 r.. III msrEed sr; ue
Msna iqt aan ..s, n.S "a - ~. r. sus ~
~ 81 ~ nue;no ~ sSiS,,don NC ~ ~
~, - r. .7nonnt n 1.iT.dr co,
+ y ne Iann,at ~ $780, ~ ~
u ~ t III ~ resrrs a. soa .tis
Ioaas noFe u po abi1 u" 'eaDs' '"'eo a. all e7t1'
az; -,.,.,,,,. ~ nm, .,,.s-,.v .,a ,,h,-
| e1ny eapseH, have Influenced Prices lafEely upqI
, 1866-02-14

w
Editors Trihnne:
is evident That Iii. ]. 8. Hyatt has epme special
luouoement and object in attempting to lninre the
inc 10 use any means isf Of foul 70 that end when
IN is sr1lcle in The Regtstr, which EAs copied in
yesf:rd1ys TR1ncxE, be states that tha5e of stock
was eyer Issued by the Officer? Of the said company
he Company ever eo1d any property At auction to
rai.e innds that the company eyer purchased Of
d,apo.ed of any property intndls3onsiy; hat lhs
Ills company Who was not that the managers ut
apy time attempted By unfa1r means 10 'Hdnre per-
eons to Join the company. In each and every Che
~ these tbjnps he uters that which Is not true. md
for Whtcf be haz no excu1c. Heucetorta as long AZ
M. Hyatt Is dieposed TO eschew al tr1th and tacs,
and deal only In taleehoods and mttstatetncnts. 1
A1s& CuAa. B. Bn1ouAx,
PreAident Union Despatch CO.
, 1866-02-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

EHlC16O, Ecu. 3ata, 1SEG.
Ds. ]. P, B1ysnt, 1s3 Dearborn etteet: ,...,-.
for rcsior1ne 10 heallh. b your treatment my IT.
tie dauahief, w1tn TO inform the paoss generally
other speedy cure She haa esso oI soaf6shS ea ST
to WsIk Or pnt one foot to thf ground ior two
months without the aid Of crEtehes. After yo1f
frs, operation she left her crnehes with you and
csn NOW walk nicely and Il Ean!ng st1e4Sa '1pao-
IT, Mrs. InWAhD NJ M.14s, .trau.
fu-SA FL E6d " H6AmuEIoa sAtEs.
, 1866-02-14
NEW YORK CATTLE MARK ET.
CLOSING DAT,

Reported by Telegraph Hrc,u,t.eIy for the Chicago
Tribune.l
Nxw Yon1, Tuesday Eve, Feb. u.
BEEF CATTLE-Tha Actual receipts Of bcdVes 1t
al The Jafds for tho week foot up ASS head. The
weather IL better th2n yesterday hut the market u
worse, and AeverAl lots Were Withdrawn. On Ohio
and Illinois droves II much ~ xt5-bo Per head haA
been lott. .......
SHEEP-The receipts have been II ,ssl head, In the
morning tksdn better, bet nins czrs soon arrived
and Checked trade. All cannot be sold to-day Ffss-
class pel ae1 At f1o. The supply 10 tight. Pt1ces
generally rule from sA81c-& fsx good It 7Ht. Aaot
Of Ohio extrRs brought aHts which lA&t WEEK "aSu0
have brought 6kc-
HoGe-Iho receipts fbt tbs week arc "a head.
Trade vAs active during tho week till Saturday, whtn
the supply becae too large and few aales were made
Five thousand Arrived Monday. but less coming
today. Trade u dull, the best selling At 1oH9loKe;
= medium at 1oH@,exs; Fazten tre1sfd 1t 1aA3aHc.
soLox RoDlsso1.
(By Associated Prsa&}
new Yoak, Feb Il.
The market for Beef Cattle WAS dull and heavy. And
asssa taesEa s . I'd
sssf sss!s :'f "a g. 'is se
bat lais1icE 70 common md erdinaIJ ssse1 sold at
pssses | aassasaSa coz: :!desaSi1. :. --'.-,-
Hogs wefs scarcely 10 ntn, though not duotably
loweF.
Tho total reeeipss OF III stock Al a the yards Tor
Total this *eef- ,s;,
Restes-...-- o*4y
Veal ~ ~
Sheen ard Iatnbs.
H. pacs; ioT ne week il ii the nsfEetssf
F.; s''''ss gsa sfs$ s'ia:
s ~ sss q d @ is's'3;i' s efsss5s s5S ss '' com
Wal CAl1Is-ll1st quality per =. lt>i5s: @ 9Idi'
, 1866-02-14

Brown,sV Comfits, or Worm
aicnetsMach sees 9udo9etedly l!,,s, w,h e1i!
I albonch edectusi IN destIoIing worms, en- do no
po.rtbie injury to the most delicate child. Thss
Valuable combustion las been successfully used 6y
phys,cana and found 10 be safe and sure IN e1adi-
caiing worrns. 90 hur1tu1 10 children.
Chlid,en having wofma require immediate attep'
, 1866-02-14

Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago TF1buhe.J
S1xcrsSA11, Feb. Is.
F1nCn--Steady hut quiet
GEAN-Theat dull without change. Corn more &c"
tive and trner sues Of No. shetled II s3c. Oats
dull-No, Will not bring orer SIC. Rye quick Bales
Of No. 1t &c. Barley inactive.
CoTTos-DnIl. Sales Of nitt1tng At 4fc.
WuBKEr-Ste1dy. Sales OF bonded Ut 2ee.
Sx1ps-Clore1 SEED declined 10 8io, and Is 1nSesFe.
PRpv1s1oxs-purt and lower. Mess PORK onefen AZ
ssM@ssaa It. cly-peatb brands held at f2sea. baeon
tul1, Sales Of shoulders 1t 14Kc; Sides Ac e4ear
aides, BXc; sugar cured hams. 2saa1. Dolx meats
steady. Sales At ltX9lt@lsc for shou'de1 ioes ano
clear sides, Looee hams, 17c. Green naeats steady
Sales Of henry s.dea At TX. Lard dull prime ke1ue
city offered 1t 1st; head. tic; gut, 1tHc. Esgs H.
yaneed to sc. Cheese advanced to tic.
NoxKr-Tnehanged.
ExcaAxoE-FlIm at 50 prem. huJ1rg; too PREM
selling.
Ho0s-steady and brn1. Sales 20 averaging 2o ~
1t III Sc, ret. Receipts, 1,2E.
, 1866-02-14

pHILAbKIFH11% FEUe 1E
PErroI1rH-null sud lower. s1les OF crude at zsc'
and retred IN bond tic Do ffGs 6i9 9'G u.s,s-,
te.la whlte 11sna.to- Corn 1ru yellow &C.
fHo11S1oks-Lard lR<4tBHo,
HHlXI-D14 1t *3.s323.&u
, 1866-02-14
Milwaukee Market
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune ]

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
MnuACxx1, Feb. Is.
FInu-Dnll and nominal.
GHAE--shade hisneT and steady. Sales TINS f. m
Board 7o0oo bu At &i.17K@1.r7x; s1.1s for No and
$1.e3 for Eo.2. Noon Board sales were. sao1 ba NO
At $1174al1s: $1i5 for Eo.7 sp. RI. BosEd-tlrua.
er. Ealek, ooQQ bu Nell SprlnG at ai13 cam. and
t11sx buyer nj month.
DaKsa1D HoGs-Qulet and weak. sAles, 100 II 9lost
Q11.Do-
PBov1s1oHb-Dull md unchanged.
KtoKrP1s-Whest s, co.. bu; Hogs, 1roo
, 1866-02-14
&s. Louis Market.
Especial Deapatch to the Chicago 1F!puneI

Especial Deapatch to the Chicago Trbune.1
ST. Lou1s, feb. Is
Ton1cco-F11m IT sc.
FIoCR-Dull; e1tra Cairo atS7.o9.
GkA1s--Wheat dull COMMON fail At sits; taf lan
1t {i.1o; prime fall ut flo. Oats nrm 1t A9 4c :
choice 4ic Corn active; mixed II SIC; While AEe:e
white and yellow at &c yellow At 62s6sc; st.Chsfes
white lots 1t &c.
PEoy1s1oss-Bacon nEm clear sidts city, 1sXe-
WHeIKy-Decl{ued 1t f219.
, 1866-02-14
New York stock and Money Msrket.

NEw York, Feb. L.:
hfnxxy-Rsthr+ n,nre acttye It s z cent Tor call
1oan1. ~ ...,.,,-,,
s7Ta11xe ExcEAseE-shsde htmer-1o: t9l9'xss
declining 10 1Sx, md closinE = f5sk. e.1n
comp q ix; Do DO 'a3, lo29; Q. s. s. 1910 coup.
ssks 7-ste, "a eers.. seA. .,. urw+.
ETo<Ts-StrpuE Tenn: ~ ~ SEi o.9 =. III Htts7
e5X; Hut.on. i9iS Reading, 1o0H ~ ?. ~ tt'9
FIX: n. r. g: n. r. pft.; a5A: !n;E u'A n* -
, 1866-02-14

Observation-Disclosures to find th
vht.tsboot4 Of one LYDIA ELSIE LiGHTy--
fo-,,.rt1 81 OttnmvA Afterwards Mts. TApP.AN. o
HopS} 4. lelaHa1e Comfy. towa> ~ ~ anu sy tassiy Mr.
Xest ou Ihoysda1 etsptug. the sth Of January last
fn4 ts9fn tFaek, coEnsFs and bottom covered wlt
sSset oa aito. iA!ge hs1sssls carpet bag. Hit
st1ses On e4sh nae,oek. Any mto.mst1on eeecesnias
her x y tnspasan ssespte5d y ue aarsFsser saa
city. Add1rss G. CHAIsPEEN. Chicago, Diinotss
m69R
, 1866-02-14

---.-,-.. ...A. ...u.,. .t..- ...-. ~.
hom, g ne91eea OF 1oe u"oo's oate@ esus" ~"
fooXtn slek0G1. ...,
.ooked. worms IN the stomach md bowen eau1e
Iufnuon. which can be removed only By he use Ct
rnre remedy Ihe comotnan91 Of 1ngredai11oss ngrai1 =
nted In making Browns "Verm1tugo Comhta -
such Al 10 give The best poeNblo efes With Bafety.
Sold ~ druggists, chemt<ts and dealers tn snedi-
cnes. q twsnty 'nFe ccnt1 oox.
- .....-..
From troptc flowers thai scent the rnoonht g!Ade,
Phalon's NIGHT Blooming cerens" - Is nude
whe1t. na
uG.. -.---....a o,....,,. Nh.
6nok9tAter, Tnayef AaM S!osaonS, S,,iss. ~.
n Broadway. NsH fotk, onet for sale TIE io1o~-
90 eoafts Nanona! hanKsfs k1ptess sL&"
130 United states Expeess ". etoex'
~ f@ensa fn,ssS S3.9ss H1P1sss PTslesans nj s1S e.
NW western un'oa Aele81HPa so'
And Breath tao greatest cure Of uie.
enas 49,, a.,tsd Thc snhieet ia 70 delicate
, 1866-02-14

hive advanced their tates during the period,
Upon wheat, ,*efeniy-twn per cent
I'Tou coarte e1atps, twentYone per cent
Unon four, seventy y-one per cent.
Upon lunh1, thirty y-fre per ceut+
Jpnn 1iye 6tock. aeye1tJ J.shrce per cent.
Jpou me1chandise, elghty-Nght per cent
lpon passenger lares, t*enty-eisht and one'aeli
II Ihs hs lhtes:e & Alton Railroad hare advanced
Tpon CON, th,s4cen pr cent
1Tpon Ire .toek, H. sisaty. ni y.ene Per eeat'
upon 1 ,,s eoal, t.; fIenty ut y-sieht pa cent
Upon GrBt.class freight. forty seFen per cent.
Upon second .claes flight, dftJ-seven per cent.
Upon third class freight serent.-s per cent
ibs ch,easo, Bu1s.nTson Quincy Railroad Com.
pnry place their advances substantially tne saut ~
The Chicago Alton Railroad.
The Rock Island roud hare advanced their tates.
Tpoa % aonr, foF,5 .foal f;; pr = eent.
Cpou talt, et11y-nve per cent.
upou coyu> t~enty-ufae per cent.
Epop lumber, thirty fire per cent.
TRo9 igs kaesP PeE cepy se have 3D.
'@ua Upon t ars;-cAst hc,ch., an: :souz per cent.
lion second -clase striRht SIXTY two per cent.
Hpon third s,zaS .,s{gh' ns1 eay esn Psr cent
Upou dour, dfty.dse per cent
Cpon tait. forty Are per eent.
lion lumber, thl1ty-eight per cent
Upon 1--we steek ae}fs91s PER cent trt,.,n. ,e
C. Tpon coal. twenty PEI cent. .
fnou some Of the lines no charge - made for The
Gpyelnment tax Of ~ per cent We m nnd M nnt tew "
worE 10 The injury Of ehtppcIs. The lszee adssnee
nnnn merchandise and dfsl-csss freight y explain
~ - nfnner on account Of the increased value Or
tne property and ahe risk q transportation, ~ u
, 1866-02-14


No. oxE-To b. sound. free from oiher ezainR.-
" ~. Two~AI o,he. oat. not unme.ehsutab'e. :
RE1KczED-AI oatA unsonnd, or from anF cause
unmezchantable, and ,tpft Tor warehousing.
/ nAA1E1.
No. osE-1o be plump, bright clean and eound,
No. TwoMTo be eound and reasonably cicsn:s
RE119Eu-Unsonnd. un1aefchantable, md unat
All 1REsIcTEp4 grain beng. BY the above9raes
| Men ate respectfully md urgently requested bot to
receive it inlo their rcve1sl elevators. -
And an lDspeanrs mpt1 make their reasons for
efst Ing sfsin, epsn necets,1y, fasy known s. no.
msetipx oa d he Board Of Directors OF the
Chicago Board OF Trade, the follo<5ng reeomncn-
daton4 were adopted u rules OF the Board:
LII. That all gram arriving in bulk he inspscted
the lnpector shall decide. except when eo1d on ms
trnck Tor grinding, city consumption, q ansqnent.
ests 81 IL qaa sai y ss s n @'ss III
yrhsn has evidently been mixed or doetotrd'' aith
he el.w Of changing the grade. and ha, our ware
which aha.l hare been Ragged fu this express par
pose. and that u our 1alltosd sonpanss be request
ID 70 ptohp ~ nassanE On 1near s'eSf' Exception
d. That it be made the duty Of ali Inspectors Of
Gram 10 report to the 1nsreetion Committee AZ at-
70 dst,na t,,n G ssfis T5eD
lover srade Than that called 70: BY the Harehouse
|
tempt oil receiver shipper Of grain improperly
10 inttruc nr. In any way, 10 influence tue scffoa
q Opt ion OF the inspectors and also al other A.
thc chsrrcs hail Be tftsinedl shall he the drty Of
; the inspection COMMITTEE to prt the same on the
. bulletin board Of the Exchange Rooms.
thnI1 he the duty Of the chtef Inspector 10 Keep
record CT the WEIGHT OF gram inspected INTO and
out of each warchoutc which record shall be open
TO the inspection o! any member Of the Board dur
tnr busint*t houfx. and that be report daily the
fScc weight Of the receipts and shipments OF eaeh
: grRt}e INTO and out OF each Warehouse, which rt-
.. Hnrt thall hc ported on the bulletin hoard.
: 4 il Ioupd that On the arrival OF grain at this
4 marfrt me qualitter safy fnom very choice down
fo very poor; and II l. sometimes exceedingly dlf
Ncnii 10 determine where one grade eha1f tfup and
J snnher begin. Hence, between very good caf ol
i say Sn. i Of No. spring wheat and yery poor
: caf Of thc game grade there MY be eeveta! cent?
y ,aferenrr al actual ya1ue the average helm. made
m fro1n N the ynlious samples thrown together IN
e one house ~ .,...+ .~.
OF the saIpe grade. Ia materially osue1ent ID 1uc
IL rvnt payts Of the counEF md me qhahtJ o. ~,
" particular grade OF cratn IN any one ooose mnst
Of necessity be higher or 1oTer Than II another nons
that fecdvea itt supply from distf'e1 q eounu: ~.
Of whese The Average is Better or Vorte TIE pa
tlcnlasly tfue u applied to the crop Of 1863
er winch tome .ections produced seET hue quall',
ck nnd other sections much below the ordinary years
md applies w1tk more force to the lower tnan +
be the better Crtdee Of gram, On account o! thei
IT. taking in wider Innge ol qualities.
as The Board Of Trade has seQCested, hJ resolution
That the elevator propItctoss would not receive Int
ztorc on ttE sznde grain that has been class
, 1866-02-14

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, 1866-02-14

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, 1866-02-14

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, 1866-02-14

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, 1866-02-14

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, 1866-02-14

The advertiser wiahes an enssceMeut IN a Protest
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

PoLrrrcAL CoNBAr IN CINcrSxATI.-A
dispatch from Cincinnati, September 20,
says:
"To.nish, the city is wild with excite
men,. The boys in blue numbering
sbou, two thousand, marched up Vine
street. and when opposite Mozart Hail.
where q Democratic mass meeting was
held. a collision took place between the
parties. Blows followed, and numbers
on both sides were badly beaten. Torches
were .,rewn around the street, and for a
few minutes great excitement prevailed.
A large body Of police arrived, and rev.
eral arrests were made, when the riot was
Qusllsd."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

"
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT on
IN the FIRST TUESDAY, the 9th day OF No.
vember next, 1866, au election will be- held In
Storey county for the following named State,
County and District officers;
Governor.
Lieutsnant.Go Governor.
Representative to Congress.
Judge Of the Siprc,ne Court.
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Attorney General.
Secretary Of State.
l state Treasurer.
State Controller.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Surveyor General.
State Printer. .
l State Senator, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the absence OF Hon. ). A. kelIog.
. State Senators. for the full torn.
IL Assemblymcn.
| Sheriff,
County Clerk.
District Judge.
District Attorney.
County Assessor.
County Treasurer.
County Recorder.
County Surveyor.
County Superintendent Of Public Schools
County Public Administrator.
County Commissioners.
Aud ono Justice Of the Peace, and ono Consta-
BILE, for each of the following named precincts:
t., prscinc, Virgins.
Cd. Precinct Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

VETERAN BRITISH TRooPs IN CANADA.
The Thirteenth Hussars, q detachment
Of which has just arrived in Canada, from
England, is a veteran regiment OF ancient
renown. On its colors are inscribed the
names Peninsula" "Wsterloo," ALMA
,'Inkermann," ~"Balaklava," and "Ssbas-
topol." There are four hundred and
eighty men and three hundred and 1--WE
horses in the detachment. The men had
a rough passage from England. and many
of the horses died on the way. There are
now abou, twelve thousand regular troops
in Canada, and the volunteer force is set
down at 5000.