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porares, CONNIE dams les cas- enumeres plus haut,
en- favour de ceux auxquels il est opportun de We
mir momentanement en- aide, depuis que les auto
rites des Etats-Unls ont cesse de les soutenir.
Votre comite requ de Honorable P. Fishburn,
dest Feliciana, rapport tres interessant ct tres
satisfasant lasile des alien6s de jackson, qui
montre que cette institution ma pas etc la charge
de lEtat depuis deux ans. --- b, ..-.a..-
/ Ce rapport et6 refere au comite de finances, ct
votre comite demande que le rapport du comite de
finances, relatif cette institution, soft acccuel
fayorablement
Votr, comite cru de voir differer lallocation
en- favour de l'Hopital de Charite jusqu'a la ses
sion reguere. .-a..- 90. " 0N ."
votre eomite des Institutions charitables SONNET
de plus la resolution conjointe suivante Pefet de
fournir un .secours momentaire aux institutions
nominees plus haut, jusqu'a la reunion de lassem-
bl6e generate en- janvier 1866.
.o.. .. oy. b., THOMAS MURRAY, .'r
President au nom du Comits de la Chambre
Et sur motion de M. Murray, les reglements sont
suspendus, la resolution est lue une, deux ct tros
fois, adoptee. ct immediatement transmise au se-
nat. l!f .- .- sd.
Sur motion de M. Boyce lie bill soumis par lui
| CONNIE president du comte de finances inttue:
Acte pour lever de l'argent leffet de faire face
aux obligations pr6sentes de Fftat est discute, eft
avec un ,., .... ....-. ,...,,.,... ..... .7...
Acte pour pourvoir 10 perception de certaines
taxes, est mise l'ordre de demain a heure P. n
Sur motion de M. DeLabarre, les r6glements sont
| suspendus ct Ia chambre discute le bill du senat
| No. los. --, .-,,..-... .-- ~. -u.. .g..
Un acte faisant une ALLEGATION pour les depenses
du bureau des terres pour l'annee iscale fnissant
e3l decembre 1865, ct, apras suspension des reggie
ments lie bill subit ses trois lectures ct est adopte
Sur motion de NJ. Thieneman, les reglement
sont suspendus ct la chambre discute lie bill du sc
nat No. liz, intitule:
Acte pour autoriser l'auditeur des complies pu
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d
Dire en- consideration les autres sections de lacte,
le dit rapport est adopts ct Ia permission est &C.
cordee: r. -.,
I'm message est recu du sGnat, par rentremise
de NJ. o. Arroyo, secretaire adjoint, informant la
chambre que lie senat d sanctionne l'amendement
de la chambre l'acte du s6nat, intitule:
I'm acte 8 pefet de Greer une reserve sur la pro-
pret6 en- cas- de sasie ct annoneant que le senat a
pris en- consideration un des amendments fait la
reserve, mais ne lui pas accorde sa sanction.
Sur motion de NJ. Elan, 10 chambre prend un
reces jusqu'a 6a heures P.
SESSION DU so1R.
La chambre est appellee pordre 63 heures
pm.
Presents: Honorable D. s. Cage, orateur, ct
NM. Anderson s., Austin, Alverson Bailey, Barry,
Bensel, Blackman, Boyce, Collins, Davenport, De-
porter, Durable, Eager, ELAN, Eustis Fenner, Ere
ret, Fshburn, Fulda, Gates, Gaisser, Green, Hal
sey, Head, Hudspeth, Jonas, Kelly, Labranche,
Leeds, Lemaris, Lipscomb, Meredith, McKelyey,
McEnery, Mcdonnell, Mcdonald, MeCloskey, Mont
gomery, Mutt Phillips j., Powell Regenbsrg,
| Richardson, Richards, Robinson, Seaman, Simonds,
snider, Smith, Stills, Tete, Therot Tucker, Walk
er, Wilmington, Witz, Williamson, Waddell ct
| Weeks-60 representants. E A---alitJH is iEss
Sept heures ayant sonnees, IL est resolu que la
chambre se forme en- comite general de toute Ia
| chambre, a IeGet de reprendre en- consideration
l'acte du senat, intitule : Efs sr5.,, ,-p-. 81. l
Tn acte Pefet d6tablr nn district d'am6liora
| tons interieures; de pourvor relecton des com
| missares, ct autres officers; ct d'sutorser la le
wee ct la perception de taxes pour les dites amel
orations int6rieures. ~ 4 ,.4a-EI Y
Conform6ment Ia motion adoptee Ia session
du matin accordant le droit de sieger de nouyear
La motion eat adoptse, ct II. Head prend le tar
teuil. .l. ~
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intitule:
Aote pour amender les articles $50 ct 6sl du CO.
de de procedure. q
Sur motion de NJ Halsey, NJ. Elan, etant au fau-
teuil, lie bill du senat, intitule:
Un aete pour 6tablir un bureau dameliorations
interieures, q peffet de pouryor l'6ection des
commissaires ct des autres oficiers du dit bureau
ct pour autorser Ia levee ct 10 perception des ta
xes pour lesdite ameliorahon. ...
Est discute, apres suspension des reglements, ct
lu deux fois la seconde lecture etant fate SECTION
par section. "
M. Durable propose d'amender lie bill en- inserant
les mots "et Est -Baton-Rouge" d la fin de la dix
huiteme ligne de la premiere section ct d'effaeer
lie mot set" avant lie mot te-Marie" dams Ia me-
me ligne, adopte.
M. McEnery propose un autre amendement en-
inserant le mot ''de" au lieu du mot "ou" au COM
mencement de la seizieme ligne, adopte.
M. Mcconnell propose de reconsiderer lie vote de
Ia chambre lie bill en- bloc So seconde lecture.
La motion de reconsiderer estrejetee. .-
Pendant Ia motion dadopter lie bill sa trosiame
lecture, NJ. Elam, president, appelle lattention De
la chambre sur lie bill No. 6S ct decide que lie bill
sous consideration doit atre discute en- comte &C.
neral. = .st .. .- -rr-
M. Cage appelle de la decision du fauteuil ct la
decision etant mise au vote, est soutenue par la
chambre.
! Sur motion de NJ. Halsey, Ia chambre Sc reunit
en- comite general pour Ia discussion du bill, NJ
| Head au fauteuil.
| En- Sc levant le comite rapporte, par son chair
man NJ. Head, quill adopts la premiere section
ainsi quelle etc amendee par la chambre ct de
mande Sc reunr de nouveau demain midi, afr
| de discuter encore lie bill.
| LIE rapport est adopte, la permission de sieger
| accordee. 81
M.Williamson renouyelle 50 demande de discutel
| lie bill No. 124.
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To Contributors.

As our design is TO make our paper
me that wilI ue Of interest to all en-
gagged il tue different departments q
'lc-lvc .:idustry IN every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation OF our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being cs-
pccially DESTROYS of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticnlarly solicited. Please send as all
the news. incidents, general informs-
ton, and mineral discoveries IN your
respective neighborhoods.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

y A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and oil
the effects Of youthful indiscret'on. will The
sake OF suffering hums nifty. seud free to Oh
who need il. the recips aid directions for
making The simoie remedy By which he was
rur.d Sufferers Wishing to profit bye'hs
saveriisrf' : experience. can 20 so BY address.
ing .HS b. OGDEs.
No. 10 Chambers 81. NV Yak
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The advertiser. having been restored
TO heslthin . fsw weeks ~ q very simple
rsmedv. siisr have suffered for sese
raj ysars with : severe long affection. sod
thst dread disease, Consump'ion-is anxious
20 make known 20 his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure.
To al who desire Il. he will send . copy
Of the prescription used( fsesvf chssgs). with
the directions Tor preparing and using the
4~me. which they viii lad cure cure for
Asthms. Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds, and I'll Throsi and Lung Affections
The only object OF The advertiser 10 seodine
,he Prescription 10 10 benefit the afflicted,
and spread iuiorma,ion which he .eoucsives
to BE- invaIusble, snd he hopes every sufferer
viii Try his remedy, IS i viii cost Fhem no
hing. aud nay prove blssslng.
Parties wishing The prescription. FREE
ny return nsi'. all please address.
Rev EDWARD A WILSON.
Will ,msburg, Klngs Co. New York.
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The Devil i II "a /"

Y = ii4nd - w ..hiag'nr sends The p IA
or'sla SnAss N frAry r- 'ung~ing y ~
N kr. ~hich i sissr s.Big ,ning" 10
p stevens. ~nsi- .upov-rd b, msny 10
M - 49, ~ ID. dew W rsrih
WA~Hirpr Il March 20, 1853.
ahssns I sTs s. 4. rssairg ,a- l-,i'e u
,'w ssiTy " .slAIeg 40 cosfes psnden'. 10
l'su .,l.-inn was r,nce ~ ne TX nco'sd
aslisIn," lhad. 5 sssns. ~as r,ninded
N; M ecsnrrsresiansiiilsI to al Old residents
NJ 'irristusg. prnnsylse.ia Old Thsd
~.'y ! rrF'.'l 60 "nttle gan.r. ~s< play
l''r rsfsr ~itn parry. M ~hlrh George
q .Eaher,h merchant of .Fx'ursinnyillr. =
~'scGs D"rIng ,hs progress u ma game
Y orsc dropped csrd.ana str,piag 10 vlel
Y %. observed Old That's loot under III,
Table, when Ne % iishrf) immediately
rushed i"f sh- occr. -xrIsimirs: The a. VI
y hesr; ssw l.is loo. !" Ia bis sudden ext
Gorge irfi ID. -Iakee.which come are crus
"nHosh @ "a, old Tined s;pFppria'sd.
i.or, CBsEssER.
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IHe sadinsaps iissa'o AIS, very point.
tfy--
Why DID no, tie Republican COW enfion
sx'ibit iis ielio~sh'p u iesi,ug with the
fsnisrs. either By psssing : resolution IN.
a"sI"r them. ~ Dosnins,ing a. Irishmsn
% their ticker! Way did Il not show ito
knowledge " The fact that We lad Germ ~
y me country BY placing one 81 them Or
rs ticket, or passing . resolution sgsins,
'''' :, s;sm Of sunday aud Maine law Iegis-
's'o" 'hs, 80 ousrsses .hemi Why did no,
'he Republican consentio,.-Gsss . resolution
. isvor o. allowing The sale Of beer, end
sgs'nst Law prohibiting III whyi W.
ak. sgsiD. ~hsi
Way DO the Republicans oppose German
and white immigration from foreign lands
sld isvor that Of the nsgros
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TvHE undersigned gs leave 20 inform,
y the citizens " Jasper. that he will
teach . Night School at The school building
No. 3 in jasper. The session will com
msncs on the first Monday evening, 10 April
nexs. and continue three months eighteen
niRhis (irom = to 3 o'clock) to the month,
or 81 nights two hours each, sompsehendine
entire session Tuition for primary branches
Der session IS 90. For highes branches
~ extra charge will be made. Prscticsl
Single or Double Entry Bookkeeping will
- taught II required. For inr.ber parsIru-
lsrs apply 10 The teacher. Room AZ Jvs
Exg's. THOS L. McGRAW.
March 1O'l, 1866-lf.
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JASPER COURIER.
Comments Of the New York Press on
the Presidents Veto Of the Civil

Comments Of the New York Press on
the Presidents Veto Of the Civil
Rights Bill.
The Herald says that the Presidents Oh
iecIions on constitutional grounds. exhibit
he Civil Rights bill % involving the mos,
asrrsnt devices for overriding he reserved
rights 81 the States in their Legislative end
iueiciai uibunsss. ever attempted IL Con
rress. We mad supposed This bill, 10 new
shppe, was sort o. reproduction Of the cid
ruarse Slave Law, but underline search.
ing snslysis of Andrew Johnson. il appears
u hundred tunes worse than the rejected
Ffeedmen's Bureau experiment aud nothing
eastman bill o. unconstitutional sboini-
nriions FROM beginning 10 end.
Tie objections subni''sd against he 6s-t
eec'i"u VI The b II. no = ever, are those which
max HE impossible borrrr between him
aud the ruling rsdcais ~ Congress. The
veto IL. ~ facs sn emphatic declaration of
wsr agaiast The radicals md their recon
rsraasj 'h're ~" b. so party Indcrsene ni
~ he pecy ~ Congress coupled with pro-
'r-sous Of adhesion a. The administration.
The Tribune says: Let us thank M.
Juturon th.i His ve'o il 80 sweeping. lie
uign hsvs plsrased il IN, car nirgiy. bu,
ie nW- sh.'Tn - ~ a. know 'bs, il Is not
~. pAr'icuIar hi'i Lss has provoked HI ~
r','lpn. boz tis' NV measu,e whereof,
tp,aese-~ ihsll ssiemp' % p,o'tct ih- S,uib.
sfn hisck- srsins, y hiir shuse aud oppfss
s,a must ere. upier hi- dvsrsmneJ aud
" N orpe.isina
l,ttire p me " \ message the Times
sss Eu ~e veaiufe ~ sni.k shal Ia
ppm. hysr sv~r hem gwen 10 al,
.rd ,nai ril - 'hprsusnIy ccmprs ~,
,i,ulsya " me 'maxsng mrn. 81 Whatever
s,'' s'p''sd vr ~ III. nsy.ts ~
'fA cstaia n'"essr, T. ~ ~ keen sar
? 'rln. rhAf-i'r. ~ lrair - iss
-,flais. thai ~ srtpil ,ninx even a.
-'v,..~' isirr"- NJ the messase w,li -.
iaA ys>'iv in,rurisn' Il sh.t sne con-tl.
''r,y"al pesrT o'ins W." should sx,.'. ant
hos lmp"- go AZ y. lighrr -rnS-. II IL
'A" rDrh = ''-'''n'i'nsi p't.ef shpu ce
) 'u-isa 'vA i'it,d - eafov.J ~uh isd.-.
4 M, ti-rsis.a 40 ~ Il un,on.n,.s oyur.
se
fNs W.st -...,i. .,a i ron.lu.ive
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A Cough. Cold. or Sore Throat.
arourRR~ ,snEDIArs A-rEsrras AND sHou' .

BE CHECKED. lF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE.
irritation Of the Lungs, q Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Incurable
Lung Disease
IL vFrES the INSULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING 4 DIRECT rSFLuEScE To THE PARTS
GIVE IMnsDiArE RELIEr.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumpiive and Throat Diseases,
rRucHks ARs USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD
SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
~iil mud Tsoches useful in clearing The
voice when taken before Singing o. Speak.
ing. aud relieving the throst alter an unu'
srsl excrtion of The VOC. orgsns. The
rroches sss RECOMMENDED end prescribed
BY PLY sicians, and have hsd testimonisl'
from eminent men throughout the country
Being N article q true merit. and having
proved their efficacy ~ test q many yssrs
each yest finds them in new localities 10 V
sicus par,s o. the world, snd the Troche
are universally psonounced better than oths
| srtieles.
Obtain sulv F" Brow ne 'I3son chisl Troches.
snd Do not take .sny Of the Worthless Imi
ltstions that may 10 offered.
| Sold every where In The United Stslee
end 10 Foreign Countsiss, q So csnss p
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ONE pex- grites, her daughter wm
cured Of fits Of nine years standing, and
St. vifus' dance Of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cure1
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incnrs-
able.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and AgN
after trying every medicine In his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Bore
which had existed fourteen year,
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism u eighs
years.
Cases innumeratle Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could Be menlione1 70
shich the Purifier and Pills
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Every young lady aud. gentleman in the
United SAFES can hear something very much
10 their advantage BY return mail Gree Of
ehsrg.). ny addressing the nndersigned -
These having f-srs Of o-lng humbuggrd vii
.ohge bv noi noticing This card. All uthers
ssn please sodre - 'h..r ob~disnt ssfvant.
Tho Y. CHArHsS.
eel Brosdwsy. Nsw York.
NJ arch. 3 lsoO-y.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE l. hereby given that viii eel
~ ~ public aursivn. or
SATURDAY. April IN. 1866.
y Tho isfe . sidrnce Of Alexander Nile,
ate Of Dubois county, dec -ased. ~ abr
personal property. consisting Of Horses,
Cows, Gayle. Farming utensils. household
md ki,chrn turaiture, dc.
TERMS -Sus.s 81 three dcIlVs md un-
Ter cash; over three dollars credit u six
nonihs; the purchaser giving note wsivire
benefit Of vslnstion, with good security.
Bearing interest.
Sale to begin - 10 o'clork. A. ~.
IsHAM n. MlLEY. adm.
march 10Th, 1666-3w.
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1We ere informed that the growing
whsss IN this county promises bous tiiuI
crop. Notwithstanding he blades we're
frost bitten during the winter. W, The roots
sn alive and starring 20 grow finely.
Lebanon Patriot
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Observation-Disclosures NOTICE.
NOTICE y hereby gives that the sndss.
~ signed hss been appointed Executor
With will ANNEXED. o. The estate Of Geo KIsf.
Ger. late q Dobois county deceased. Said
estate ID supposed 10 10 solvent.
GERHARD NIEHAUS, Execulor.
Mssth s4,h, I866-3w.
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Work Nike q CNNNvyM.
WG RAOOA PINS

ere the most active and thorough piis
that have ever been introduced
They act 50 directly upon the Liver
excitil hat organ % such an extent -
that I system does not relapse into -
forme ,ndition, which Il too apt 70 bf
che cass with simply purgative pill
Thcv are rcaliva
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SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
80 Acres OF Land.

NOW IL the lime for 'sny one wishing &c
= purchase one Of the mosi dssirsbls
farms 10 Dubeis county. 100 scres Of il il
ondos 'euce. aud in good cultivation. II hss
: good frame dwelling house. bsra. well
eistesn, orchard. and al o'ner coDsen'encec
and wil he soid on reasonable terms 10
cash For for,hss - t'ruIsrs Inquire
"A. +. Kslsc,on the premises in li-tbiso
Township. Or Of G. DO iNE.
jan. ~, ~ G uEIER OFfIcE.
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~. FREApnAs, jasper;
FRsp HorFnAr. II rrbison Towrsrips
loux l.. HorFnAx. columhis Tswn-his1
GEO. HorFmAS, Hwbison Township;
Gro r. SHURrx. Ferdinsnd;
ycHu q. BEcKnAs. Ferdinand
ERHsr PicKHAKDT, Honiing' mg
L. II. TArLok, Ireland:
snd bv Drnrrisis &. urfchsn's ser here
@ w. ROBACK, Comprsnder n Sionset
Bitsers. Blood pslis, Distiiirr - , MstDis-
tuser Of Cssswbs ard Ssscish Ir.nc'rr so
Ill kinds 81 the finest ho'ne.ic Liqnors
~hich are sold. whalssaie o. IN any desired
,us,si,v. a Nos. IS. s.. - snd o. East
Thi.d Street Cneinssts q
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-'aolrs Je~elfy. Dlsu oN4i Kings, Plils, &c
Only 50 Each,
FL any aficla drawn Retail Price from
SO 70 $3.50.
ALL GOODS W AaRANTED GENUINE
Pace. 3, C.f,irs,-s 25 cents each. Liners
,r-ni,.n- ana Loinmi-sinn SLOWED A geuls
SAMPLES cER rIricATEs SENT TRkE.
For C.fcuisrs aud Terms sddrvsS.
M-rrf- HAYWAED & co.,
10 B-sld~a,, New York.
Jan. 10 \. lS66-3m
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viii cure al the aforementioned disease,
and, Of themselves, win relieve and cure
Headache, Gosfivsness,
Ohio pains, Cholera Norbus.
Indigestion, Pain in the 5olSsIs.
Qizziness, etc.
Try thess medicines, and you viii nsva
regret Il.
AK your neighbour who have -
them, and they win say they are
Good MeAAclMes,
and you should Try them before going f.
: physician.
6si Pamphlr< or Almanac Of nv local
agent and read the certificates, and II you
have ever doubted you viii
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GOLD HILL MARKET,
MAIN STREET,

Next Door TO san Francisco Restaurant,
DEEPs FOR SALE BUT TTHES
n very choicest Of Meats, of all
description.
Hotels, Restaurants and Families ----A
supplied at most reasonable rates.
Orders received for SALTED MEATS. In de-
sirable quantities and delivered to customers
Tho attention Of Mil Men. and Superntend
ept. OF Mines Is called 10 superior article OF
TALLow, carefully rendered. and expressly put
up for machine use.
Meat Markets supplied daily with ans
BEEF,
VEAL,
MUTTON and
PORK.
S~slaughterers furnished with Live Stock
Horned Cattle. or Sheep. at short notice:
orders received at the Office. Gold Hill Mar
kct. KObEhl fH'h Ason';
Gold HIl, Jan. 4, 1866. )tu
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Opinions Of tho Press.

DIR DOHERTY Is A>skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any statementshe makes
TO his patients he Is sure TO fuhll. That fact Is
one great cause Of his eminent in his pro.
fession. 1t Ia fortunate that among the many nd.
vertIsing ply ysieians there IL one who can be de.
pended on n"-Review.
DIR D0HERTY'S reputation Rs a physician
ID a sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any
he undertakes"-Chronicle
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic, specific and secret prac.
lice and a. such Ia now the most successful OF
any physician In San Francisco."-Free Press
"DR DOHERTY'S reputation Is second to no
other phy sicun on the coast In chronic and spe.
eide practic-.'-Mirror .. '#i ... 81 ...'r
"DR. DOHERTY.-Few men in the medical
profession have succeeded In gaining the conf
drnce OF the public In their skill and Judgment u.
he hss"-Enqulrer.
"DR D0HERTY runks AZ ons Of our mos,
distinguished ply slclans, and also one Of the mos,
successful, which Ia now the criterion BY which
the medical practitioner II ludged."-Echo. ..
"DR DOHERTY enjoys q more extensive
practice than any physician In this State."-Ex
presr. .-r.a . q
Address. w.K. DoHERTY. MD.
Jnnl 3m San FraucIsco Cal
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Assembly.

OrrIcERs.-Srcukrr, Hon Jumes A. Banks;
Speaker pro tem.. John c. James. Chief Clerk,
u. +. Allen. Sergeaut.at.Arms. II. p. Burnhan,
ot Douglas Assistant Sergeant tRt-Arms. L. l..
DemmIng, Of Esneraidh Assistant Clerk. Mr..
Williamson, Of Lander Minute Clerk. Henry L..
Fish, OF Washoe. Enrolling Clerk, Philip Stoner.
OF Storey. Eugrossns Clerk. X. L. Thomas, Of
Lander. Journal Clerk, W. +. Kennedy, of Es.
meralda Copying Clerks, w. &. Gates. Of
Churchill; and J. E. Platter, Of Storey. Chaplain,
Rev. !. p. Hale, OF 0rr,sby.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. CHAS. II. TOZER'S
PRIVATE
NJ &c DICAL INSTITUTE.
y. +. Cor. jackson and kearny srs,
SAN FRANCISCO.

The Great Erdiicdtor Of Special CoaplaiH,s, for.
@erIy Of Locks Hospital. London EfSh
Years IN Sacramento. Gsd hs
last TAres Years in SrR
Errurisep
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-15
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


,NHE TEACHERS AND THE PUBLIC ARE
i hereby notified that the next term OF the
Public Schools In Storey county-to.wit: tho
First, Third and Fourth Ward Schools in Viz.
vInln and those In Gold Hill. American City and
Flowsry Townshlps-will commence on NEXT
WEDNESDAY, January 10TH 1866, nt ~ o'clock
A. ".
Vaccination. .. ...
PUPILS cannot be admitted without u written
certificate of vaccination from some medical prac'
tltioner in good standing, to be presonted to the
Teacher.
NorI,-Those pupils whose certificates OF vac.
cinntion hay. been enrolled on the books OF the
Hoard Of Education arc not included In the above
notice which, for prudential reasons that must be
obvious to every parent and guardian, VIII De
strictly enforced Tho Board Of Education VIII
attend 10 the vaccination Of those children whose
parents will satisfy them Of their peeuniary ina
bIlIty TO bear the expsnse.
Negroes, Mongolinns ana Indtnns:
Those Interested In having all classes OF chi'.
dren in our community enjoy the advantage. oi
nm education, will obge the Board Of Education
by Informing the County Superintendent, IN
writing or otherwise, Of the name, age and resi-,
dsnce Of those In this county who would attend
school II on. should bo organized for their ben
cat By order of the Board Of Education: .4g
JNO. A. COLLINS,
iastf ~ County Sup't Public Schools.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-21
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large stock Of SHEETINGS, sHIRTINGS, Ticks.
Stripes, Balmoral skirts Hoop Skirts HoSIEPv
GLOVES, YANKEE NOTIONS. &c Sc which
shall sell at nzsualIy low prcea.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-21

Our stock comprises DRY GOODS ia every variety.
@hawlz, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Plain and Fancv
Casslincres, HATS and CAPS. HOSIERY GLOVES
BOOTS and SHOES, GROCERIES, SC.