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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-16
Southern Fanine Relief Csmmittso.

NRW YORK, March l4.-At o epeclal
meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the Southern Famine Relief Committee
this morning, the following wal unani-
mously adopted: aua .ag
WHEREAS, The Southern Famine Re-
lief Committee is advised by General
Howard not to relax its efforts in OBJ
tanning contributions from the people of
the Northern States on account of the
proposed appropriation by Congress,
destitution being 50 widespread and
appalling as to demand all that a be
done for its relief; therefore,
Re,olu.d, That the Committee earnest
ly requests clergymen Of all denomina-
tons throughout the Northern States
IN ;o;n in simultaneous efforts for con-
tributions to be handed in next Sunday,
the 18th. Hrl.
isigned) ARCHIBALD RUSSELL,
1a Chairman.
JOHN B. OWEN, Secretary pro TEN. 2
Yellow Fover at Panama.
Nrw YoRK, March l5.-Panama cor
rssnondepce of March 4th reports the
prevalence Of yellow fever. sixteen
deaths from the disease had occurred on
board the United States ship James
town.
specials to the Now York Press.
NEW YORK, March l5.-The Trt6use
saws the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs have not yet reached a conclu-,
sion ON the Fenian sympathy resolution,
but probably will report something of
the kind. A delegation OF Fenians was
before them yesterday.
II is stated that all of the new Sena-
tors will vote for the Colorado Admis-
sion bill, which win make more than
the necessary t%wo-thirds to pass it over
the veto.
There are seven candidates for the
Louisiana Marshalship, the most promi-
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monday Eve'g, March IS, '67.

Csumirtes Or ArransenentsI ~.
fan, John HcGipty, Br.Lisut G L Murphy.
lst Lieut.. James Mccoy, Orderly Redmond,
3d.LIeut John Cossrovs, u MeClusksy.
P Calls8han Tooin.
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NEW TO-DAY.

DOCTOR F. KILLER,
Homeopathic Physician and arGes
iLate Of Nevada city,
nOCTOR KILLER PAYS PARTIC'
~ ular attention to Medical and Operative
Surgery, and Midwifery.
OTYIcE-No. So South @ street, opposite Wells,
Fargo & Co., Virginia mrl6 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-16

Gentlemen of the Senate and Assembly:
The last Legislature after authorizing
q State loan Of $500, 900, to bear interest
at l6 per cent. per anuum, payable semi
annually, adjourned on the It'll instant
without providing means for the pay
ment Of the principal or interest Of the
debt 80 created-without providing ade-
quste means TO defray the expenses of
the State Government for the ensuing
two years; indeed, without enacting any
Revenue Law whatever Of a beneficial
character. In view Of existing facts,
it must be apparent that, unless this
omission be promptly supplied by the
enactment of q just and comprehensive
Revenue Law, the faith OF the State
must be broken, its honor and credit
destroyed, and the administration of its
Government seriously embarrassed II
not entirely obstructed. It is upon this
extraordinary occasion and for the pur-
pose of enacting o Revenue Law, have
convened you in special session.
In enacting new or amending existing
Revenue Laws, you will wisely keep
prominently in view Article 10 of the
State Constitution. Uniformity and
equality Of assessment and taxation are
not only indispensable to the validity. OF
the law, but are imperatiyely demanded
in justice to the people. If the tax
levied be not uniform and equal, collec-
ton by process is impossible. If you
force the property Of one class Of u
citizens to contribute to the support OF
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D:ll.f'.
Gold Hill. Feb. II, 1867. fol4.to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-30

Ephraim Bee informs the editor of the
Ciarksburg Tetegroph that he cannot be
a candidate for the Legislature this fall.
This vial be unwelcoms news to the
members OF the order OF K. Campus
WIS. We are afraid that in the alb
sence of The Grand Lama the brother
hood have not added materially to their
strength hereabouts.
The Telegraph warmly opposes the
project Of making new county out OF
portions Of Harrison, Marion, Monon'
gala and wetzel.
There Is TO be an Agricultural and
Mechanical Fair at CIarksburg some
time in October.
A Union Convention is called in Har-
rlson for the 2lst OF September.
We have to thank Bro. Northcott for
the following notice of the INTELLI-
GENCER:
This able paper entered on the 24th
inst. upon It's sixteenth volume. The
ISrELLIGESCER has been an able organ
of UulouiSm in West Virginia, and in
the dark days OF the rebellion 1t was
an anchor oil hope TO the loyal people OF
what was then Northwestern Virginia.
Long may II continue its carge OF use
iuIuess TO the country and prosperity
TO ITSELF
We have also to thank the editor OF
the PaIkersbuTg Tnaes for u similar
notice.
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YEIDAY MoRsISG. AUGUsT 20.

TIE Rez4fer Is not In the habit Of
tiscussing queEtiocs in a fair sDd Ion
rarti.sn spiri:, and, therefore, ~s did
10, s1pect il 70 nee, the Baltimore and
Ohio Rsilroad tsIsGDJses in straight
out and ezpdid nsunss. ButTs did ex-
pct thsl The editor. having raised q
Party .ss1e il regard 70 the question,
aa1 specially in regard 70 the record
rnzts IN TIE Legislature on TIE subject,
T0zld not, ~Esa brought face % lace
With tbs Totss cast ~ hIs own Part!-
cans. absolutely Tefose 10 urtsrs =yiis-
be ether Of condemnation or Tibdics-
lion. de Erlies all round tia; record
and deals In general terms OF rsProSa-
doc eopesrniDg the Republicans and
tf,gfr failure to effect settlement ofthe
ifr.eaIfy, bgt never a single word has
ne 70 szy in regard 70 The ststus and
Yo.ss Of his conservative frisnds- We
have totally failed 70 secure his atten-
ton aor = moment % their record. AP-
p4rsrlIy ne Il unaware Of their having
made any record on the subject, and he
u not open 20 any Information whatever
zsto ibslE TslztiOns wards the Bziti-
more aud OHIO Railroad tex question.
The e1Itor Lnust not HOPE 10 escape
tie attention ofthe public IN this mat
Ter. We do not mean that he shall
have permission to throw dust and
doszs way 10 the cloud. Therefore we
sgaiu call upon him 70 refer to the posi-
ton taken by bis conservative friends
on the question, not only in the last
Legislature but at the preceding session.
and To tsiI bis readers whether ne en-
dDrzes or condemns that record, and
Whether the policy pursued by the CON
sErvatiyes Of the two houses is to be the
prp2ramme adopted when his party
come, into power. IL has pleased the
editor TO accuse the Republicans Of ven
niIty j. discussing and voting upon this
question. TbOss persons whom be thus
ACCUSES argued and voted the same way
n. mis- conservative partisans. How
came tbaI7 Were they, too, venalf
NVa:s tue conservative mem bers Of the
two houses aciuAied by unworthy mo-
tives7 We're they Influenced by per-
.onsI conAideraiiopSf We call upon
Inc ediror 10 answer. Surely he will
not persist 10 uUdgiug such pertinent
question. Surely he will not thus
desert his friends after having got
them Into an awkward and disagree
able category.
In view Of the issue made 10 this mat
ter By the Register. ss question ofrad'
ical corruption ana misrule on the one
hand, and u "Conservative" desire fol
reform on the oiber. it becomes some
wb.l important TO have party nnieee,
denis cleared up and a good case made
out for appeal to the people. Therefor,
Is is emiuentIy proper that the record
be consulted prior to to the opening o.
the canvass. It will not do to deal IL
vogue terms of abuse aud denunciHtion
a. long ns there is a record 10 refer to-
my Lord Coke" long ugo hath said
that lone mRn averreth one thing and
another man AverreIh another, but
''ths verify is the record" -.-.
Shall we hear from the Register to-
morrow on this question:
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ears. Winslow's Soothing Syrup +"
Dr. schenek'- Mandrake PuIs- ASub,
stItu1e for CAIomeI.

Thee Pills are com posed OF vari9us roots
having the power TO relax fhe sscretionS Of
the liver as promptly and effectually ~ blue
pills or mercury. and without producing any
OF those diSagTeeable or dangerous effects
which often follow the use Of the Latter.
In all bIIions disorders these Pills may be
used with CoBhtenc=, rs lney promote the
discharge Of yitiated bills. and remove those
obs ructions from the liver and hillary ducts
which are thu cause OF bilious affections In
SCHESCKs MANDRAKE PILLS cure
Sick Headache, and all disorders Of [ ne Liver,
dedicated by s8llow skin, coated tongue, cUs-
tiyeness. drOwsiness, and a general feeling OF
welriDess and lRSsitude, showing that the
liver i in a torpid or INSTRUCTED condition.
In shoTI, these PHI. may be used with ad-
vantage In all casss where purEatiye or
Alternative medicine Is required.
Please ask for ''DE. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills" and observe that the two Hken esses
OF the Doctor are on the Government stamp
one when in the last stage Of Consumption
ard the other in his present. health.
sold by all Druggists aud dealens- Price .
cents per box. Principal ONCE, No. Is North
9Th street, Philadelphia Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Denas Barnes
& Co. 81 Park Row, Metz YORK; s. 5. Hancs,
lbs Baltimore St, Baltimore, Nd; John d.
Park, n. Z cor. OF Fourth and y alnut St6.,
Cincinnati. Ohio; Walker & Taylor, l54 and
ISS Wabash Avenue, Chicago, H.: Collins
Brothers, southwest corner OF Second and
Vine StS-. St Louis. NO
novA-stnAothw eOdeamoly
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TIE LarE d. :. BURsET.-As mat
ter Of interest 70 the friends and as-
-q1aintsnce= Of this gentleman reid
ing in this vicinity. EeeoPy Tie follow
ing from the Cincinnati Ga->tSs Of yes
terdsy=
the will Of Elder David $ Burnet
was admitted 70 probate yesterday: X
~as dated New York, April II, 4esS1- u !
provides that ell his property sbo1!9
pas al his death to his wife. . D beld
bv heT during her Widoss bod; Oui IN
esse Of her marriage or dsoszssr ore
haIf.of IL should then be devoted 20
10. purposes of ministerial education
under fte direction Of his brother
jacob Burnei; Prof John Yong, Indl-
annapolis; Ava Hill, Of Sew YORK, and
DR.. Lewis L. PIDksEtna, Of Midway,
ET, or ibEiT EuTvTToTs- II vas MS ds-
sire tina: this zUIn b. carefully funded,
AID De used Tor preparing ministers ior
the work OF preaching In case OF the
death Of thee trustees or the refusz!
10 act, the Board Of The ohio state
Mee;inZ Of Cbristsns Ezs named 20 re-
ceiEe the mUuET-
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HOIICE observation-disclosures
Enn r.IE

JUST WHAT YoU VAST LADIEs-Dr.
?. Y DePetE!o;is EsznsIe Periodical Pills.
These Pills are unfailing in the cure Of those
peculiar and d anRe=Ous dIsessss 70 which ali
females are subject. are offered with the de-
sire Of relieving the many Who are always
EuhEr1ng, acting a5 8 mid and gentle slim
ulanL Producing an agTesa be eIhillratiou-
have most happy iEhueDce on both mind
and body. Ths e are gu Irant Cd 10 relieve
all case Of Nervousness, headache, vertigo
and hy-tsIiz when the directions are follow
eli strictly. They are infsili0le in correcting
all menstrual irregularities, being particular.
Is for Euch dfseasrE
CArrT5S-Tney shoald D OF be taken dur
ing the first three months Of pregnancy. -
they viii produce miscarriage All other
Z mes they are SAFE
PIiue-sI, can Be forwarded By mail By en-
cldEiuR ths price and siI stamps to =. H. Cd
BERF, end Stone Bridge, or LAUGHLIS,
SMITH d CO., General aseDts- tsusl2
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WY NoT usE TIE nESE.

over twenty year, increasing dernnd has
established the fact that MATHEws' vENE-
rIAS HAIR DYE, Il the best in the world. 1t
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No trouble No crock or stain Does
nOt rub on or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but impaTtz to II new life and lustre-
Produces a beautiful black or brown as pre-
TERED. \ child can apply IL Always gives
satisfaction Only IS cents per bottle Sold
everywhere,
A MATHEWS, Manufacturer, y. =.
DEMAS BARNES d co, New HoIE- whole
sale Agents. mRyO-lyeOd
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a Wool GROWING STArE.-Ndichigan
has become great sheep-raising State.
a careful estimate OF the number of
sheep in that State this year, it is said,
shows that there are 1871, 6S4. Allow
ing the average for each sheep TO be
four pounds, the quantity OF wool viii
be nine millions four hundred and
eighty-six thousand hve hundred and
thirty-siK pounds, the product from a
single State, and that one which but
lately has had the attention of its peo-
pie turned TO any great extent to wool
growing.
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Spiral 9utIrrs.
onREkT-s CH0LERA ANIID0IE-

ODRERT7S CHOLERA AETIDoTE-
ASpzedy. SIRE and certain cure for Cholera-
DzToeA Dyseatsry- F1uI-ChoiLe and CTznP
ing Paths Warranted TO cure n ever ease-
IT = PEHRIBEo 81 PEEECASs-
a = R1S,z-r-oc- Rston'S station, ~. Va,
ssTs IL worth il =e-zaI N so3d-
= I. Beanes- C1nc+anz4Ii- Oh -o,szys fl cured
nm q hoIErz
IEsreooTn n1ersded BY J = -Me.ealf, Iron
Merchant Ro-lsTT CD: John DuDiou, ?. g.
4 O.: LOuEs Manner: Gen 2 TfEEle, ASI-
sell = mgr Iodn as-tnu. Belmont Mia;
samuel LS0ghliu, v hoiesals ITnzE1-t5 As
Lander. Jos :. Norton J. d. Boxer. Con .
2. a o. z Z, N.Y.
Mothers who Dose their DaTlIDEs
with cEzs-se P0Isstivss ireur : fsariGi re
s2oos5iify. TIE gentle moderate. yet ef-
Gsc:!VeJ !1Istiys al.eEaiiys and AHi!-blio1s
operation o. TARRASTs EFFEzvEcEST
sEETZEE APEztEsT PscuAzrly sdzpt5 II 20
the dLso:csEz OF Children
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
auzEE tx
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bed.

KATS-At EEIElz-zspn=t- Pa, a. ~ p n
o. the 2-tS trs. ae-c g year &rS- VIZ
GTSIA. %IiSof " ILLIAz EASS, ESQ, f1-Ers-.
y o. In4cry.
Ees rsE1zlns are expected 10 arrive IN this
city. th5s lFridayT JnoruiaE. O. he Sd 3
o. p P train. AID VII ae lzkza immediate
y ron the 6ePo; 10 NJ wood Cemetery Cor
Temporary de9oszt II tn vzEli OIL. L. Eoous,
20. So.i,z ~u . bs:sAf-sr gwen To he
rr5eu-z q tie Iunhsr disposition Of her ~
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MRS. WINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FnR CHIInRRS rERrHING.

GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
csSs OF ie-thin2. by sJftsning tbs gums,
yFductnR all Northumberland alay ALL
PAIN and spEatlodic action, and Is
sure to Regulate the Bowels
Dspsnd upon IL, mothers, # will give rest
20 yourselves, and
Relief and Health TO Your InfIntS.
We have put up and sold this article for
year. and Cas- EAT IN LoNYIDESCE AND
1RUTH Of u what We have never be II = b g
ia ,ay o any other ruroiriue-NeIsT has u
F;IiLed IN single Itis11oe 70 E1eot CEzTe.
instance Of hIs-a istfction by any one who
Used IL. On the c utTsrg, ali are delig tied
with lie oprTaGlOn, ana speak IN teILns Of
. ,mmendzIGn Or its rnAzic Il effects and
N sdic-I virtues. We SPEAK in this matter
What W r ~ KNOW, - amer Ne4rS nj <
peri-nre. AID PGedGs our RToutdttotl for The
FtiLfZIRI. NJ Of aha re here eeeGGyE in AimOs1
fon pain aud ey h Su7tiDu. relief win be
ound IN TifLesu o. twenty minutes aIueE the
SyInp IS admInl-IETsd.
Fu,l dLectIODs for using accompany each
bottle.
"ars. WiHslOW'S Soothing Syrup"
having the fac.s mile OF "CUKTIs rEE-
XII - on the ouistde wrapper. All OtheIs
are haze im.taliou--
sold " Druggisus throughout the world
Price, only IS csnts per Bottle.
OFFICES:
2 8 Fulton Street. New YOrE.
no Big HolDoEn, Lnudou, England,
81 It Paul 5LSeg, Montreal, CanAda-
AT. 25-eol6m
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.-THE
RUTH & LITTLE CAsE.--rhe Pittsburgh
G4.ette OF yesterday says that the case
of Rath i Little, who were FogleE's
Attorneys in the Dlnsmore murder
case, and who were arraiGned by the
court and bar of that county for mis-
conduct in the trial, was heard by His
Honor, Judge Acheson, on Wednesday.
The decision is not yet made public,
but the GGEette presumes their names
will be struck from the list of Prose-
cutting Attorneys In that county.
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The Crop. Of 1857.

It's yet too early to make anything
like accurate calculations as 10 the
amount OF the crops Of this sEHson. The
effect Of the drought on the westerncoEn,
and Of the army worm on the southern
cotton IL yet very uncertain. a rough
guess may, however, be made, which
WIu give some general idea Of the
amount Of our agricultural products.
Something Of this kind We ind in the
Boston Commercial Bulletin, which Is
ordinarily very well informed on such
subjects 1t complies tie following
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LoN0 DREssEs.-Mr. Oliver Wendell
Holmes uses the following language in
reference TO one OF fashions foolish
freaks:
But coufound the make belisve-wo-
men We have turned loose in our streets;
where do they come from2 Not out OF
Boston parlors, j trust. Why, there
tail through the dirt in the way these
Queen or Duchess wears long dresses
on great occasions, a maid OF all work
or a factory girl thinks she must make
herself nuisance by trailing through
the streets, picking up and carrying 1t
about with her-bahi that's what l cill
getting yulgarity into your bones and
marrow.
Show over dirt Is the attribute OF Yul-
gar people. II any man can walk be-
hind one Of these women, aud see what
she Takes up as she goes, and not feel
squeHmish, he has got tough stomdch.
would not lei one of them into my
room without serving them as David
did Saul at the cave in the wilderness
cut OF her skirts.
Don't tell me that a true lady ever
sacrifices the duty OF keeping all about
her sweet and clean, TO the wish Of
making vulgar show. / don't believe
it OF lady. There are some things that
no fashion has any right 10 touch, and
clea nliness Is one ofthese things. II i
an insult to a respectable laundress to
carry such things into a house for her
to deal with.
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
NJ known and used over % years Daily
increasing In public favor. Com plete in one
bottle No wash No trouble child can
apply Il, Produces a Iusirous black or brown,
a desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
15cent6-
sod by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deaiers
Also, MATHEWS ARNIcA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. iu8-eod-ly
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DEAD HEADISG.-Hnman nature has
great greed for gratis gains. The num-
Der OF estimate people whos;regularly
swiudle those with whom they deal out
OF half price in the behalf Of children,
and who obtain conveyance for luggage
in addition to personal transportation,
is only known to car conductors and
ticket takers generally. The Boston
Post says:
We should think that many who
travel in the horse cars forget that ex-
press wagons have still an existence.
a mild loOkIng woman yesterday put
four baudboxes and a score of dry
goods bundles on an uptown going
car; and tishy looking man occupied
the remaining space with three large
market baskets, nightly suggestive of
meats and vegetables in doubtful
state of preservation.
The absurdity OF some things is only
made panifest by reversing its condi-
tious. Suppose the parties perpetrating
the above were "a attempt to ride on an
express wagon to which they had en-
trusted their iruuks7 The result may
be imagined, and with lively recollec-
ton of shin suffering from recent
tumble over n basket in a street car,
we express the hope that it will be pom
dered upon.
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HsEEAI NoTIIE

take pace ;Eis, FI5Sayl morning a. ten
c'c1ock, from the residence Of John SscnEt-
rey, On Eof s-=ser- Ire f-ss5cscf the az
iIy are respeerfuTly invited 10 sFtsoa-
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DIcKEss' NOVELS. DIAMOND EpI'
Dickens Novels Library Fditioa-
walter SCOTS Novels. Household Edition.
Gan Hamntoa's WORKS
Captain Hayne Reds worKs-
Ecce Homo.
Louisa of Prussia and her Timss. by Mis-
NuhIbsch-
The Seven Week. War. by NozssE.
The Bench and Bar. by L J. stseloT.
Od England, by james L Horpin-
SunthIne and Showers, BY SteiumetL
Curious Myths Of the Middle Ages
The C-xtoDs, by BzlWeE.
Bryan AaGlics.
Far Above, RubCs-
Two Marriages
The InviEibIea-
\ Noble Lie
Cecil Castlensu, Gsse-
Elsie Msgoon.
Tales OF a wsyE.de Inu. by Longteliow.
The Last Days OF g King.
TUios Tod Tales, by Hawthorne
Reconectlo1s OF Five Year., Grsoe Green
wood
LoBEsenow, Blue sne God
TeunysOn,
Whittier,
Burns,
Eliza Cook,
Jean Ingeiov,
Laus veuerts, by swtnourns-
seoii's Poeticzl " orks, &c, &c
wouanis Relation 10 Education. Labor and
Law. by MIS- Dali.
saoerdOtal Celibacy, by q. c. Lea.
Heaven and Hell, by swedenborS-
Religious Life in England.
II sings Washington.
Irving's Spanish Papers
Lectures on the English Language, by
Marsh
origin and History OF the English Ian
gusse, by MaEsh.
Man and Nature. By Aazsh.
c3encs Of Langua.s, by Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols
D'Aunisne's Reformation in the time Of
Calvin.
PIutarrh'E Lives.
Studies in the Psalnls, by DT. P1umeE.
Life OF Luther.
The Federalisi.
Euskin's Works
Bankrupt LAVE Of Is57 with notes and de-
eisiDns.
Miscellaneous Works in good variety.
school BOOZE and stItIouery.
CAMPBELL & meDERMoT.
RuE2
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Sealed PROPOSALS

TWILL BE RECEIVED AT THE PESI.
w feuuary At !G0undEyiHe, W. Va, for
furnishing one thOu-and perches Dimension
stone Bids may be made fJr one hunored
perch and upwErds-
sizes must not be les than tgSSl two and 4
half feet in lCngIh, nor less than ~ Twelve
even inches, 70 Wit: Il, Il, Is, IS, . and "A
inches
IN al cases the bed must be greater than
the Tlse- One thorough header 10 eyeEy Jour
stretches, the headers not to lie !ess thaa
t=o feet
BIDS nay be for EeabbIed or unseabblsd
EIoue- All bids Will be opened and eouSid-
cred on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF September
4 ddres JAMES hurley,
President Board Of Duec1orL
AOundsvule, ". Va
weIlsburY Herald copy and send bt1 70
this once aug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-30

According TO the table our AgTicul-
turaI produces will be about forty per
cent greater thar. in the very prosper
Gus season OF 1850. II we compare
values, the GlL Is still more favorable
TO 1867. The greatest advance, of
course. bias been IN the price of cotton,
but nearly all the more important pro-
ducts sell for more now IhHn in 1850,
even on gold basis. Ia spite of pro-
tTBctsd rains on the AfiHntIc sl0Ise, OF
The army worm in the southern States,
OF dry weather ia The Inferior, and vi
the disturbed and unsettled condition
OF ten STATES, We are blessed with n
5 ieId nf the great staples which Will
prevent famine and serious suffering
during the coming season in the sou n
eTn SIAtcs, and Will make more pros
porous States in the North and West
better able to meet the burdens OF nn
unnecessarily oppressive taxation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-30
Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing urd'r the { n mama OF Bustey
Little 3 Co = this day dissolved bE nd Gel
consent Arthur Latte, or ltge!Ig' zPpoiEl-
~ use-sou dSputssf oy hun : zIoEe sGIhOT-
z q 10 se-Ils the bGsiltss OF the late nEun
Iho-s kLoEEEg the 1ESE4Tss indebted 70 the
late nrnn zre requested 10 call anal settle. and
rnusse hsvlrE CLAIMS vii prsSenf them fOT
s.sTfT-uneaI wM. BCSBET,
ARTHUR LITTLE,
GEO. WALTERS,
J. WALTERS,
P HAIE
Wheeling. Aug. r. Isl. suZ2- 2Srt