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RAILROADS.


~ - = 1872 = ~. =
xTTRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD:
" CHANGE lO7 jsCH2DULB.-0n ana ~
JANUARY /, ise1. the DAY PAssEHgLs n nns1ilv
for Stanton and lack river WIZ iesvep"'s
Isuniays exceptedl At 7:3o A. NJ. &C.,,
' A EI6 HT Pss- EE9yR TRAIN for Gnrdo-,viis,
connecting with trains on the Orange ana stsIsh>
dria railroad, nouh n dsouth, seven umes "So~'
will Leave Al 1872. NJ. s
The accommodation Train II diseon1n7ef.
TICKETS sold 20 Lyncbburg enc ., az win.
points In the 500 hvasi AFRO, ~ LssIhs'oh' ""
IN sster. and other points I'm the valley
PrsiaRt recsipted through 10 all points on ms
Orangs and Alexandra aud the V,rgi"A ana 'en-
The FREIGHT TRAIN eonn.cs yih n, NiGHr
TRAM at Gorionsyille on ~ sspA 1870.
can reach sta anton b. "a. M vz,ycoss
dan ,l s.I FL = General snperntsndsnt:
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The Springfield Republican says the New
York Iadepsndsat shas fallen away to q
mere sensation, political, aud advertising
sheet, and 10 edited BY insdsls." '-a2 -
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RInu.oyp AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,


Richmond AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD oO.,S
- RIcBsoED. VA, November j. 1850.
WINTER SCHEDULE.-on and after
w MONDAY the 5th instan. the trains on this
Leave Richmond daily At 40 A. d. snd 5ioP
NJ, and arrive At Petersburg a. $40 A. d. and 1.''
?. IF. ,o,.p
"A and arrive At Rich mOnd st y ~ \ ana li,ss
PM an OF the above mentioned trains MAKE
close connections with the trains Tor the Sortn ana
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIpAYs
PREIGaT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN WIZ
Ia N This train, Running south. viii connect
With the train from Petersburg 10 Norfolk
The 10 Is 4. 81 train from Petsrsbnrg Will stSp
only II hester and 4. 20 A. 81. and the IT, r. N
rams " m stop only at Rics's, Hal way Chasfer
and Msnch ester, signal being given and ne
A NJ Train from Petersburg and the ACCohHo.
pATioN TRAINS viii stop at places nsms1 In the
schedule. =. y, 49,,
rug-ts Engineer knu cuVof'''ho'ht.
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DICH MOND AND DANVILLE
Ii, Raj Rosp-CHAN0 up sCHEucLk
on and amer MONDAY, November ., bse' tns
TRAINS 90 this road will be run a. foiiows:
LYycHBVRs AND DASvILLB AND WAY AC.
!. CoAM0DATIos PASSENGER ThAiS. hf
Leave, Richmond daily Except Sunday =. -
st......,......;:.....' ..''...'''''''H'"a "a p n
Arrive al Danvilie st.......... 49,. 49, -
Leave Dsnvilie daily (eIcept Sunday. =
..:......'..'''''..'-''s K PN N
Arrive Al Richmond at, ........-......'..s"I =
Passenger for Parmvilie, Lynchburg, hnox.
Vile Nashville Memphis New Orleans, &c gto
Lynchburx and for all way stations on tne coutn-
side railrcet, will take thls train
This train stops At ALI way-stAtaons os'Sss"
Richmond and Danrille.
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN GOING WEST
Leaves Richmond daily at..........'.
Arrives at Danville st..............'...',s,.
Arrives at Greensboro st...........'....h ~
stopping 10 pat down passengers oiuy ~ ca 80
Maid iPowhatsn, .MattoaY, Chuia, An'elia court
hon.a Jsiersyille, Burkeyille, Meherrin, Keys
viIls Draie's Branch, Roanoke, Boston, news
Ferry, Barkesdsle, Ringgold, Danviiis, ans st4'
tions west Of Danville.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Grsenboro' at...............'.s a
Arrives al Danyille at. ............,.....,S =
Arrives at Richmond at. .........:...:.. n
stonpiuv only 1t Reidsvilie, Rutn's, felhAm
Dsnyffls Ripggold, Boston, Roanoke, Dr4xes
Branchs Meberrin, and Chula.
Passengers FROM RICHMOND Tor all STATIONS vet
ea, - o,umbus. Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, and
New Orleans, rid Columbia, will taks this train
''' THOMAS DoDASEAD,
49, :. n... Superintendent.
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- sa 1890 $500 ssiIlasl s5bE

A&f& AZ ~
rREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
NJ NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, va THE
RICHMOND, FREDERlCnsBgRl AND P0TOh &C
PAITROl d. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
MAIL TWICE DAILY ELEGANT CABS, WITH
NEW PATENT sLRhPiyG CHAIRS, ON ALL
SiGHT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHANCE
EEDJICgD THROUGH FARES. The only silIosd
roat. issuing THa0UGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond 10 the cities
North East, and West
Trsins on this road are now ran IS follows: The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daiIt al s. 50 A NJ, arriving " Washington ~ SIS
T 81 :, connecting with tho EARLY AFTERNOON
EXPRESS TRAINS for tue North, EAST. and
WEST
Tho MIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAlA With
ELEGANT CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEPING
CHAIRS attached i-ssas Richmord daily Al II. as
p NJ, arriving IN ws.htnstos = 50 4; NJ; con-
meeting M!.h the EARLI Ig IN rhAsNs 1or
The SoRTH, EAST A.. MET NO EXTRA
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. with focal *
press packages, leaves Richmond daily lsundays
excepted A. s.B p. NJ. arriving In Frederick
Tf SoUaH TICKETS and THROuGB BAGGAGE
CHECKS 70 Alexandra, Warrington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston. and all the prin
eipai cities In the Wet.
For further Information and through ucksp
spply a. the odce Of the Company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, shOokoe Hill. ~
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
6AausL RUrH. Superintendent. nos
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yERS CATH AkTIC PILLS are
"a the most perfect pury ativs which &c are able
10 produce. or which we think has ever y.i nssS
nnovn 10 the community how mnch they excel IA
ord,nary medioines In use They are ssie ana
PLEASANT totsse but p9ws 70 surs ,, aaeir,s,
s "a hndv remove the obstructions OF Ns organs
NJ Dnrifv the blood and expel di.e.se They purge
p III. ~ Ss,I hnmors which breed and grow dis
gu, 1nS smnsis sluggish or disordsred organs
n,n thar atnrai action, and iIpsrt healthy
tone with strength TO the whole sysss ~ avsry
40 ut also formidable and dangerous diseases
WI ,hey nroduc. powerful effects, hey are =,
the same lime, in diminished doses tn .hslSrsn
bet Psysa. .es. they are g aks
and being purely vegetable. are irss .h IH .of
,s o. bsf CIss. 1a rs, nssn by men
src6 srsItsd position snd charseter q TO forp,o
ths suspicion 81 untruth. Many eminent eleisy.
tsfy 70 The public the reliability Of our
While 9th srs have sent ~ the assurance q. 'us,'
conviction tina, or prep. ,s,s sas.ra. fsi
The eaent below named IL pleased 20 furn.n
<rsfi. our american Alms nae ctntainlns uIreS.,
hon. Tor the use srd certificates Of their cures, OF
the following complaints: o. ,n.,,.n
cortirsns.. B.Iioqs ,daes. isns from fool
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid inacion "
the Bowels aud Pain arising th.r.from, flatu.
-ney Los. q ApRetiss They .o by pury's
the blood and stimulating the system, cure M n
complaint. which II would NOT De Hin, ,,ns;
Ssnsalgia aud Nervous irritability. D.range m.nt!
of the liver and Kidneys Govt ana @tns' aa =,
complaints arising from 10" sAte q 'n' oo''' .
Do nor he put of by upprineipled dealers with
other preparations which they make more PrTnhn,
on demand AIEss t Snq for and Ii ~
should have II. NJ.
PrrPsr- by Dr.. J. G AIEs CO.. Lowell ss sm
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M ~

~ -
DAsT FREIGHT LINE BeTA ZEN
RICHMOND ASD LYScHBUaG.-Th vir.
sin,s Central and Orange and Aisxzndris r,ti,
roads hare arranged az, sshsSus i9r PAWN
iySrspvRG Goods leaving Ricbmond ~ q A.
M r.sch ,Lynchburg same night. Goods leaving
Iynchburg a. I =. NJ. reach Richmond next day 81
fP' N Through receipts given
"a '''O'T' r. D wHirCnMB,
dss General superintendent.
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MANUFACTURER AND SMOKING
M TOBACCO, .....,
Loco pounds ltsx paid sMokisa TOBACCO
box.s Childroy 8 Jonss's CLOTH OF GOLD,
soS sale low 10 close. WHITE
e<sts mart ~ Power n M.PhAitH arus stors.
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YrT UITE nTEET H-HEALTHf
w c,rMS-THE BEST TOOTH PoWDER;-the
sAPoNINE DENTlFRICE we compoundeu a.is.
Va rious eyperiments and consultations Win lne
.ost dentists and IL has met with RAPID safe, win
M aid from advertising. We oder u with conn
dance to The public a. THE BEST Denulrlce IN uso'
Tomnosad OF pure and well-tried deteresnU,
astr,ngents and anti scorbutics Se gnstaaD.ee ~
NOT to contain anything til can by p, sslbll,y IL
ir,r. IN. teeth or gums on the contrary, We INV
In at il will cleanse, whiten, aud poilsn tns tee.
remove incipisut tartar and scuri, ana heai Ahu
harden the gums ,,.o,. 81 soma Of
onr wa III known aud m ost prominent den'isSs
RICHMOND, December IL, 1895
bsr. for many years used in my ism IAN, ~
rrasrribed TO nv patients the "ShPoSlSh Inn
TlFKICE" prepared by Messrs. Msade = % IA
who nave AGO ualuted me with ls com i, :,
ali who use il may do 80 with the assuraht ria5
is "a, pre eraoie TO most preparations VI Ne
and thai it does not contain any ingLeal,s or ,n
nv Feasibility injure the ,eeth ~ orgsilnni 'ia
pearance. 'oa' - - psaa N
We confidently recommend 70 all VINO ngs ssi, ~
Ta;s,J and harmless tooth Powder tue slSsan'
Sgrspsr4tion Of Meade s Baker known Is oApo'
nine GEORGE w. JONES. Dentist.
Y w HUDSON, Dentist
w. LEIGH SUTTON, dentist.
/ HAIL MOORE, NJ. u Dentist.
JOHN MAHCNY, Dentist.
Price. ATTY cents box. Prepared only by,
ffi'e' my MEADE Il BAKER,
Practical Phsrmac uttsts, hishmond, a.
For sale in Manchester by A. ). McRAE, Brns-
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C,UUGH REM DIE S.-AYEK!s :
Il CagRRY PgCTORAL, wIsTAR,s BALSASs
WILD CHERRY. JAYNE,s EXPESroRp pnT
MaRSDEN'S PICTORIAL BALM. IA; ~
IwIsbART's PINE TREE CORDIAL, BRyhN'S
PULM0YIC WATERS, BROWNS BRoNChiAL
ThoIafBso DE ;s i BROTHER, Druggists:
Branch Store.
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OHfTrEp PRocEEDIsas OF FRIDAY. The re-.
port OF the Committee OF Propositions adj
verse 10 the petition Of ions GInsos aud T.
j. .LErBrRS, respecting the change OF the
,corporata limits OF Lexington, &c, as not 10
include their mill within the corpora Iion, was
soucnrrsdip blythe H0nssg al 40 IIf 81
A bill 10 amend the lst section o. cAapter
% Of the Cods, IN fsla tioA1 - tfclosvyss, was
vsa1 s4e1rd nne sAd ys3eeted, SS
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JAMES RIVER STEAM BREW.
ID ERY-ELE, PORTER, AND LAGER BsER =
We are prepared to Furnish these articles al lower
prices and OF a. good quality as any. whether do
me.tic or imported
Orders can "a eft With A. Y. sroKss 4 Co, who
are our aatn oked gents for the sale OF or goods
In Richmond. .z-..
Ia It'd BETZ, IUESOL'No bsIsh.
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EOR SALE. one FOUR-HORSE WA
Il GOV. two TWO HORSE WAGONS, and three
R-WHssLED DRAYs. Apply at - :
SOUTHERN EXPRESS sTABLEs,
on Cary street.
ias-iw between Sixth and Seventh sneeta.
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UMP PLASrER.-l0 tons BEST
IL Rug VIA DsOR for sale ny
ia7-lm f A. \. LEE.
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r FATHER l. EATH 4 R.--SO IL
LLEiTHgR, Upper LEArnss EREs Gu apd
MEXICAN CsiFsKlNS, l. w sk w Sc.,
an be bought AZ low pric sat Hts ana IL ih!r-
tenth street Cal aud sae The ", ok. = -.
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THE MOST TRoU Isl .t3oM h COlbiH
i relisved by Ia king that elegant unnGH MIX
I UnE for sale ny A. II. koB W.
|. .lillT seeond street between Clay aud Lsigh.
In le-~,m f,. E.... : 9 :.
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I, IRON, sAxLlES, GFqp II 20 a inch, ior
dsM Yssns,u.h suss, nsss lisSsSss asss,p s
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The Stay Law from the Senate, entitled a
hill 10 'samend section second of the act 10
say executions for limited period, reported
from the Committee of Courts Of Justice with
amendments, was, on motion OF MI Ola Rh,
of Campbell, amended, on motion of MIR.
LEE postponed uutii Thursday next, and
made The order of that day and tue CONTINUOUS
order for succeeding days until disposed OF.
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A bill providing for . geological survey Of
the State. and for other purposes, came up on
Its second reading, and wac rejected upon the
question OF It's engrossment. Adjourned.
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were In troduced and referred: rs.--as
BY Mr. w. 7. CLARKE.-Establishing the
Planters Warehouse In the town of Danville.
= BY Mr.. BENTLEY.--A bill TO incorporate
the Planters Bank of Albemarle. iLs
BY Mr.. GOODE.-A bill TO amend and re-
enact the 18th section Of chapter 10 OF the
Code, in relation 10 the publication Of suits.
! By Mr. GOODE.-A bill 10 amend and re-
enact the 10th section OF chapter l3l OF the
Code, In relation TO property sold under at.
tachnents.
ByMr. GOODE.-A bill in relation 10 the
Coart. OF the Corpora ZION of the city OF Norfolk
aud the Court Of Hastings for the city OF Ports.
mouth.
press transportation over the railroads OF the
Commonwealth.
.1HH ..hN PETITIONS
We're presented and referred:
BY Mr.. ROBERFsoN.-The memorial OF
the trustees of the Protestant Episcopal Iheo-
logical Seminary and High School, asking the
payment OF interest upon State bonds held by
the institution.
BY Mr.. WALL -of John J. Shull, of Ere.
derrick county, asking pay US commissioner
Of the reyenue. rfEF s,-sgas
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SATURDAY, January u, 1867.
SENATE

The Senate met at - O'Clock. and was called
to order by the Lieutenant Governor. Prayer
by tho Rev. DIR. HopsoS, Of the Disciples
church. g...s.,..
A communication was received from the
House announcing the rejection Of the Senate
Joint resolutions In relation 20 the proposed
amendment and the passage OF
certain bills; which was read ana referred.
rrhe resolutions above alluded 10 were re.
3ecsed in consequence OF the fact that other
resolutions originating in the House had pre-.
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Enurfh afLnlY.

The Executive and Arrangement
Committees, mel at the Town Hall, on
Friday evening, June 2sth.
The meeting called to order; Hon. c.
c. Stevenson in the Chair.
The Executive Committee reported
Progress: Rhode Island Mill subscribed
S73; Pacific Mill, $50 so; other mills
had subscribed literally, in all proba-
bility, sufficient to swell the amount
collected, in the Lower Ward, to 500,
but as Mr.. T. 0'Neale was absent, and
had sent no report to the Committee, the
exact amount was not known.
The Committee Of Arrangements re-
ported that q Car Of State had been
secured, and that thirty-seven Of Gold
Hills fairest flowers had been selected
to represent the various States Of the
Union, and one the Goddess Of Liberty.
The Committee also reported that a can
non had been procured to announce, 10
! tones Of thunder, the National Jubilee;
| also, that the services Of York and
his brass brand, the best in the State,
had been obtained. Who says Gold
Hill won't have music? Two Bands,
already, with q chance for two more, u
ICE rant them!
On motion, the Committee Of Arrange
ments was divided into the following
subcommittee:
Judge Robinson, a Special Committee
on Car of State and Flags.
Mr.. Riorden, a Special Committee on
Carriages.
Mr.. Higgins, a Special Committee on
Decoration.
Mr.. Lyford, a Special Committee fol
procuring seats, platforms and looking
| after other matters at the Homestead.
Mr.. Gray, a Reception Committee.
Mr.. Cummings, a Committee on
Streets, TO see that they are well sprin'
killed. and all distractions removed on the
line OF march.
Other arrangements have been made
which will be reported in the NEWS.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j, A. STEPHENS, Secretary.
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MILLlEs.-This unfeeling wretchi con-
victed a day or two ago for numbering
julie Bulette, will be called up in Judge
Rising's Court on next Tuesday for SEN
teuce, which will be death. Tho jury,
on retiring, and taking a vote, stood,
eleven for conviction of murder in the
first degree, and one for ~manslaughter
the mau-slaughter juror we presume
was opposed to capital punishment, and
hence his attempted el~uivocation on the
direct charge of murder. However, the
eleven effected the proper conviction.
The evidence on which this iend was
convicted was purely circumstantial,
but it was so strong in that light that it
the Jury had done less than convict as
charged in the indictment, justice q
law would indeed have been a mockery.
Circumstantial evidence has its weight
in murder trials here as we'll as else
where, when the jury-box is filled with
the right kind of men. There is a case
in point, which took place at New
Brunswick, n. j., May 3lst. A woman
named Bridget Durgan was found guilty
Of numbering a woman named Mary
Ellen Coriell-and in which case the
testimony was also entirely circumstan-
tial. On this point, the learned judge
instructed the jury as follows: Who,
did this midnight deed? 1t was their
| duty to unravel it. How long must it
have taken to do this deed2 Could II
| be done in half an hour or more or less ?
1t was important to consider the length
| of the struggle. Was the defendant
present? The weight to be given to
circumstantial evidence depended upon
the cogency Of the circumstances.
Where circumstance existed it was as
safe to convict on circumstautial as on
direct evidence. Positive witnesses
might be mistaken or deceive, but cir
cumstances might spring from a thou
sand things and point surely to the per-
| petrators Of crime. Now did the cir
cumstances prove that the defendant
participated in the crime? She had the
opportunity to do it," In the case Of
| Millieu, who will shortly ornament the
first legal g~allows in Storey county, af-
ter his arrest, and the discovery Of the
murdered woman's property in his
charge, he admitted to Chief Edwards
that he was in the room where the MUIR
der was committed. Now, according to
even this admission on the part Of the
prisoner, what better circumstantial ev-
idence Of guilty completely in the muir
der would n jury need to convict? None
whatever. He is guilty, and the jury
so declared. Let him suffer the penalty.
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,vnsRXsNrs AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Thsrsdsy BpsstsG, Jsfy 4, 1867.
All rirsnen and Military Companies are InvI..
This services of Prot. Kuh. Carl York and
o,hsr,. have been secured as Musicians for the
oecR,ion, and excellent accommodation will DO
provided.
Committce Of Arrangements
o., winters Col J Hayes,
Gall Mills. Col L 8 Fox,
Col G 9 Batternhn. Sol w haie,,
Col W H Watson, Capt IS ra-ior.
Hon G G stevenson. Cant kirknatriek,
lCummings, Eapt Ve'ey'
VIM II Began, II bIanehard'
II RobInsup,: r B Sanchez,
" N Hall, W n Blsnvelt,
Eugene Blttnsr. smith;
sc Barnes, Eusenr Waicott,
Richard Rule. John Greedy,
q McCurdy. N H Ball,
Harrison Gray. JONI Lauloer"
H B Bostwick, Cias Denny
BF Smell, John Keen,
Chal Foreman, Conrad WleBand,
As Edwards.
VIRGINIA.
MAI. Gen. vanBokkelon. Col Glenn sutterley.
Capt G G Warner. G HFishr
W S Edwards. JSpro.ton.
George Crandall, Harry Rot.
DL Hastings, A Hufchinson'
W HIckok, John McCane.
DAYTON.
Oh McWillIaml, WI Harmed.
Nj Henly. Geo SHAW.
Floor Managers
Eugene Bittner, W. Hale.
w Smith, w Holmes.
90
flrlQ.tdl
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Information N

INFORMATION IS WANTED OF THE
whereabouts or the fate Of THOMAS j.
GIBSON, who left Minnesota about the Isl Of
Nav, 1855. for the Territory Of Idaho. Mr. Glib.
son was a native Of the State Of Ohio. and II living
il q years Of age. His heishth was about I've
feet ten inches. ola dark complexion. and weigh
ed over two hundred pounds. His profession was
that Of a Dentist. Any information concerning
his whereabouts. II living, or II dead, how. when.
or where he died, will be thankfully rec lived by
A distressed wife and an aff-ctionate brother. by
writing to William D.. C. Gibson, at Gold Hill.
Nevada
nold Uul. .June n. 1867. ie27.tf
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LOWER GOLD HILL,
ON
H'edsssSsD BpssiwR, July 8, 1867.
Committee OF Arrangements
John Pin .ey, Thomas O'Connor,
Michael O'Ccnnor, Daniel Fitzgerald,
O'Sullivsn.
Invitation CommItteot
GOLD HILL.
Michael Moriar,y, William Kelly,
D O'Sulllyan, Michael Harris.
W H Armstrong, John ODnnougne.
MIeHa-i o'tGoauor. Michael Hurley,
John Plndsy, CO'Sullivan,
Michael Smith, Mr. Fagen.
Daniel Fitzgerald, A 81, chell,
Timothy o'Couuell, Thos Mrki.on'
N Kelly, John Carroll,
John OLsry, PJ Harlan.
Richard Rule, Francis MCGEE.
Dennis Fulton, John Sullivan,
Michael Mansfield, Maurice OConnor.
Tho, FinlIn, Patrick Shea,
Edward Rule, Thomas Dhscoll.
wm Broderick, Gil Murphy.
VIRGINIA.
Timothy Sullivan, Thos Cavaugh.
James Franklin, Martin Grandfeld.
John Kennedy, James Malone,
Thos O'Connor, John Moriarty'
Daniel Lyons. John Ferris,
Daniel Harrington, Patrick Burke.
Patrirk H-fering. James Quill,
Daniel O'Couner, James Deem.
Patrick O'Connor, Cornelius Cauhin.
SILVER CITY.
Cornelius Kennedy, N o'Sulllran.
WIN Arnold, Jerry 0'R.ily,
Michael Fitzpatrick, Dennis 0'LHry.
Patrick Finn, Morris Sheshan.
DAYTON.
VIM Norton, Hon Michael Walsh,
Judge, Patrick Glaitsr.
Capt p O'Tools.
Floor Managers
Dani-, : IONS, DJ0'Sullivan,
VIM Morton, Thoi OConnof.
Floor Directorsi
W H Armstrong, John Walsh.
DANIEL LYONS.
TICKETS 90
Gold Hill lime IA. 1857. JolH ID
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LOS II

TN GOLD HILL, BETWEEN THE PIUrE
Hotel and the Catholic Church. on Sunday,
June 23d, q GOLD ENAMELLED BUCKLE.
II 4, highly priled by the owner. aud the finder
will DO suitably rewarded BY leaving II II the
Pluto Hotel. Lower Gold Hill.
Gala HI, Juns2k 1851. ts1k1w
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Masonic Notice.

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