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~ H'LURH HOUSE,, .-l1.g
ID. G. fitzgerald, Newark, N, ], lr,7
y W. 1..Steyensj Memphis, Tenn, ff4l
Jno. 3. Wells. SteubenviIle.
Z. j. Taylor, GAINESVILLE, o.
y. .. Johnson, WayneSburK.
=. Robinson, BeIlatE. j f67f rl.Iss.t,-..i.
Jas. T. Hill, JohnstoWn, Pa.
a. X. John. Preston Co, W, Va,
w. Miller, New YorlS! i.'sftFfrA y
III. w CrotheIs, WelIshurrG y. s4s5iltf
hon. e. L. BerkshlTe, iAIoFEantoWu.f n
1. E. Hammann, Berkeley Co., w, Va,
Mss Mary Burns, Cleveland, D.
Miss Emma Burns, do s,l7E
]. A. Fes, Philadelphia. g I'd.
J. b. Dean, St.fLoulS. uia -g=sFgr
Geo. q Powell, Brownsville, Pa. .ii+.5
4: B. Conn, SteubeuYiIle.. = l., o., =. Z,
VIM. ]. Snodgras8, Allegheny Co,
=. ]. smith, Hancock Co.
5as. HI D!EmaTeSt, NsWsYork, ~
. Jas. A. IoGkington, Baltimore. ti
Jas. Alexander, Washington Co, Pa,
j, lno. Alexander, 90
Hon. Jas. Burnley, Marshall Co. -s5is
Gov. Pierp0int, Virginia.
"a A. J. Williams Ohio. Sg.Tn-Y, ~
no. T. Wayne, Washington, Pa,
: Joshua Iamtson, Beaver CO., Pa. e
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THE Hope Fire Company have issued
tickets for picnic at Cresap's. Grove,
some % miles below here on the river,
Cocayne's full band is engaged for the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-20

AHEAD Of all and everybody; ladies'
Morocco Polish Boots at $3.50 per pair,
and MEMS Calf Boots, warranted, at
S2.75 per pair, at D. Gundling's, 155
Main street. 49, ~ - 80 IL
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THE recent destructive fire in New
York destroyed three thousand of Gro
ing to this fact, oxtobY and Dufheld,
sole agents for West Virginia, cannot
receive their machines for week or
ten days. They have a complete as
sortment of needles. f-,4.1s-.
Messrs. Oxtoby2 & Dufield invite
special attention to their stock of clocks,
tewelry, etc,,., at los Main street.
Watches, clocks, jewelry and Britannia
ware repaired with neatness and dis
patch. " iLL-..L !. :. -.-alt. . -..-.-Ll
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BRADLEY
TOOIEH y Yarn III FACTORY
For Sale. 81
BRADLEY

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
u following described property Tor sale, VIZ
A substantial brick building, three stories
high, Of feet long by So Get wide, with the
addition OF good Dye House 81 feet long by
Is feet wide, and good brick tenement
house containing rooms, with several other
the mandatory.
I MAcHNKRY-viz: Two sets of4 feet jerks
Machines with all the late improvements
Splnn1ngm one Containing 886 spIndleS
and the other 81; four twisteTs, and other
machinery uitahle for carrying on the buSi-
mess, with q gplendid1y improved Dry Room.
There Is also room for three Sett ofmachlneS
in the Factory, Tho Factory Is importation.
and those Wishing to purchase would do well
to call and examine same Immediately. A
splendid Boiler, Engine, Governor attach.
arr warranted sufficient power to run three
$40 Faf q fa 5as as enon,rs q, - aad,sss
E. BRADLEY,
apr2-1m Wheeling, W. Va.
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DISTRESSING CAsuALTY.-Mr. George
Grow, conductor Of a tonnage train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was,
run over by train at Moundsytlle,
about nine o'clock yesterday morning,
aud Instantly killed. He was assisting
torun a ballast train, loaded with stone
for the Penitentiary, upon a sldelIng,
and was in the net OF putting down the,
brake when the wheel OF the brake
slipped of the shaft, and the force
which he WINS applying 70 the wheel
threw him of between the cars, The
train was backing, and the forward
ears and the engine passed directly
over him, killing him instantly. The
head was entirely severed from the,
body, and rolled several yards from it,
and the body was. considerably man
gIetI and crushed.
The remains were brought to the city
on the express yesterday afternoon.
The deceased was married, and re-
sided in this city. rz1zl5-rr;
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Tenst 10y sound mind and body are the
MAJ y - % promote connu-
fS111 -. r. ~. 4naeeds without these the
l01LneS through LIE; becomes weary bIlgTi.
s!aisgei Lne Prospect hourly daFkens to Inc
SSsjiN5 I5s mind become Eha lowed with tieS-
par and niIed with, the meiancfIolv. nafieC,
b tI1I Wy ne happlnes OF another becomes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-20

LADIES high cut lasting Caters, 9Oc;
the cheapest we have seen, at D. Gund-
ling's 155 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-20

"JuN1PERTARsoAP'' cures ehapped hands
salt-rheum, pimples, and all cntaneops ahec-
lions, rendering the akin sott and smooth.
Manufactured by sA4L
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). H. SMITH & Co. keep Alexander
kid gloves, and NICE hoop skirts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-20

MISSES high cut lasting Caters at 75c
per pair-astouishingly cheap, at 1855
Main street.
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SRRIGG HOUSE. Elda
VIM. AskeW, st. GAINESVILLE, o. 5s.-st
VIM. Grandstaf and lady, MoundsvIlle.
, y; D. DoWney and lady, do. ~
Mis- Whittlnghnm. HtI do. 80
Miss Edwards, do.7.f.if
, Z. T. McComb, do.
Wesley Biggs do,
p: Robinson, Bellalr.
Morcus Gardkop. Philadelphia.
PLB. Conn StaubenViIIe. NE i+Il.
A. Wills, Philadelphia.
Us. Green, Armstrong Co.
Francis Brown, do.
4. A. Y, y; s 34 Yellow sPrings, Q.
IA. Alahon, Martins Ferry.
Campbell TAR, Wellsburg. 4r
J. n. wilson, Pomeroy.
John A. Irwin. Pittsburgh.
. ]. r. Mitchell, st. CIaIrsVllle, o.
John Birch, ClaySville, Pa. @
JaS.5WaEnell, Il do. Or F-5l
Ansen Gort0n, Adams Express,
+, j. Kuhn, WaIIsbnrg.
q Lr m; %To'q g ward, GiInsIInnsti, Q.
{ II. b. Moore, Independence, Pa. "
7. n. Walker, Steamer Gypsey. -i5
=. Q. TruesdelI, ClaysvilIe. 1850.
I. =, khllpot, Summarized, OF
Jas, West Deep Run.
John II. Ewing, Washington, Pa.
g j. Richards, Cincinnati, O.aGi ..-f
W. A. Jackson, Martins Ferry. ,ty-.l 1s,.tl
I. 81. Hudson IT., Brooke Co., ". Va.
I Ha1lIt, A. SEQ SCOT, P.ttsburgh. ,.,.
Chas Hare, Summerfield. o. t.a-ut
8. T. Barker New York. l.fE ~
. Geo. Caven! Philadelphia.
Geo. Sears, New York. 4t5f.-s5
g. Hammer, do.
MAX. Green6eEg, do.
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Jusr received, new style spring
shaWls at J. II. Smith 4 Co.'s.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
q st5l DR. JOHNSON

LONDON Rdpate OF one of ths Tnnrt ~ geonA
Couege9 "a the United States. ana ~ elilhent
parL OF whose lie has been Spent n ~ greater
tIs salS 90 S Paris Philadelp6iS a a0S
tonlshlpg cnEes that WeFe ever Fno, n.Uet as
LE1nbled with ringing In the bead S nJIn any
wren Y. 4leepIgFeat nervousness heinz 5IS,t an
q IEs9dden sounds, bashfnlneSS win traa, MED
s!s5Q amended sometimes with Ssr5s &en'
tts449 y ~ NINA were cured immedIaieIy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-20

READ Partridge's advertisement.
Great inducements are offered In his
line@Photographs and Albums given
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Work will be resumed at the boat
yard of Messrs. Wilson, Dunlevy d
Wheeler, North Wheeling, on Mondpy
they having contract to build two
large barges for the Illinois River
Packet Company. This firm give em-
ploymentarthelr'b boat yard and stave
factory 70 something near 90 hands.
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ERRTFiISy
RaI 8 J. A. &. e.

sEqt( EA1pAY. AlFtkIL IL le9.5r
Ing aRAnF HOUSE 49,. f4-s,lt...
Geo: Timer, Pittsburgh. 80 49,.
.kennedy, dfoEd, a..,.i.. ! =, =,
ciWGtSon Pryor and lady, HandEygburg, o.
4s1sgGs Kemay and lady MaFlettat %. ilis,t1
Ms Mary REazier, 81. ClsiHyillss 4
. Ms ALl sallse PattoEs o. I!s..i y -
las Msstone, saiahsyile, tlio tpi
- ]. L. H0ytl New YoEk.b III -lf= tG
"a. RhtnneE do, Hf Sol
4. Il. DanIeist New York. M
Abe Mobilize Indiana.
Albert Teal, ado.2 -e 1usi 5l4 nia5
Mis- Mary Teal, doc s4iiaif=ialI.fl =lus
s Q. G, Connoly, Chicago. E.,;li7l Fas5
Hugh .McAlece, Findlsy.
ThomEs n, Mills, Belmont Ridge, o.
A. EVensteIn, New YORK; 90 -'l
B. 3. shaun6erger, do. b'tL5
Ben. +. Martin, Columhinna Co.. o.
Daniel 8. Martin, do.
Marquis Gum, washington Co, Pa.
NM Martha Gum, do.
MrS. ID. Harvey, -, do.
Mra. Susanna Potter, do.
VIM. Rogers, Louisville. KY. -......
&c Geo 9; ": Aatdaere sPringtieid, o.
i ME- Murray, Valley Grove. u
y. d. lincoln, New York.
Jas Manchester, do. sff.-a
John Kelley, C1aysVllle, Pa
jas; Graham, New Alexander, o.
W. 2. BFochmit, Ohio Co! ~. @ II
: y. DauGherty, West Alexander, Pa.
o. Geo. Holland, Webster, Viva. z.rrt -
, Isaac Davis, Ohio Co, i.t a.;
VIM. Hoge, MorrtstoWn, o,
%. Flanner, Mt. Pleasant. q
y. r, johnson, ST. CIaiTsVlIle, o.
y D. WehS,ar, Archer, BelIair. a4
A. ]. Alexander Mt. Pleasant. 5-..-Il
l. u. Hard, WaInnt Anl Mines. '.lII.i
J. II. McCoWn, TiltonsVille, o.
AL. Dodge. BeIlIontaine, D. r.
o. Frank Glenn, Baltimore. q.
Z, J. n. Roberts, New York. Jrr-
Geo. =, Palmer, Baltimore,
w. n. Houser, CadIZ, O.
ChRS. Bundy, do
a. Lebnm, Washington Co., Pa.
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srAMlr HOUSE. .
W. E. Tingle, California.
VIM. Crow, Cumberland.
A: La Roche and family, FroStburg, Nd.
VIM. Reynolds, Washington, Pa.
7. L. Latten. s.Isrfs 81. !.
n. L. Routzahn, Funkstowp, Md.
stephen Pancoast, Cameron, o.
]. B. Cohma1, Cincinnati, q,
W. p. Rhodes, MoundSyflie,
nan1 Beatty Warren Co, Pa. -
1no2. doganSf do Ei 5l3sr-=-.
4 MeGolloch and daughter, shortC Creek.
MIS-. Holer, MatRmoras, o.
miss HoEar, do
WA. Barry and lady, Dallas. l
]. O. PieBon, West Liberty, .7.
Dr.. Dolbeare and lady, Ohio. san
II. Fory, Sunhsh, o.
y. Q. johnson, ZanesViTle.
]. CunnIngham, Cameron. ~
Z Q. A-WoodWaTd, do sf+
]. ]. Potts, CapbnA-
y. +, Harvey, Newport.
miss Mary Guthrie, WoodRtiald, o,
Geo: Frommann, CoVInSton, o.
b. w. Blagg, Cincinnati, o. #-
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The White Pine Compound.

conno1nd ySHa 6FfJiNafkd a msTnI er n ~ :,
family was aftiictsd viii an irritation Of ~
throat nit Tended with A iElgraaabIe Con0h I
ind for SOME months previ6ns fhSnTht. th1t
bI+I n ~, X ",
"a Ia ba VERY nseftSl IN {IshSSsS NJ III fhro1
and lunRs. To teSt the Valne 81 Il in me 49,
allnded 10, 4 cornnonnded n small onSnfjtIS
and ave n IN teaspoonfnl doseS. NM Ttt51f
WIS exceeiingly RrnfifyinR. Within 10
dayst Irritation ef fha Throat WaS rerio,vS
ed, the cough sd6gfdsdF nuSl "a gnesiiv 1ETlrS
was effectai5 Hoon aitar t6is4f sent sSm S "
a lady In LondondetTy, n. H.,twho had been
m1cI1s Stres III ~, III oS q sba 1 11
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]. n. SMITH q Co: have received a
new supply kid gloves at 81 Is per
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TIE GyPsies who have been encamp-
ed east Of the city got on . big drunk
Thursday night, had a grand row,
broke up camp, and = - -
Like the Arabs folded their tents
And,as silently stole away. i elsa
We. don't know whether they stole any
thing else orinot. p e g-gf ,iH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-20

Who ave injured themselves by a certa n
ptactlce: INDUCED In when alone, a habit re-.
q9enLly learned from evil compah lOns. or Al
son0Ql the effects Of which are nightly fell.
EVEN When asleep, and, II not cured, renders
ana pooy, should apply Immediately.
:. Mhat 2 pity that a young man, tie bopeo
I Eis ColntEYi the pride Of his parents, should
- anEAt1ued rom all prospects and enjoy
menus OF Life by the consequence of deyi.
atlng nom the path OF nature, and induig.
ing.ln certain secret habit, Such peISo5s
must peloee contemplating IsiJTss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-20

a RAILROAD Oar TAXES FIRB,-As
the mail train west over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Thursday night, or
rather about two o'clock yesterday
morning, was coming along short
distance this side OF Cameron, the car
second from the rear took fire and was
considerably damaged before it could
be extinguished- The fire originated
in the water.closet at the rear end OF
the car. from some defect in the ar.
rangement OF lamp chimney. 1t
caught in the roof and burned through
into the car. The passengers were
nearly all asleep whenit was discover
ed that the car WAS on fire. The roof
was ina blaze, which, famed BY the
motion Of the train. was making rapid
Roadway. The car was filed
with smoke, and the haIEawakened
passengers with CONSERVATION. A rush
was made for the front car, bat before
the passengers got out the train was.
stopped, and a Few buckets of water
iudicio1sly applied extinSuished the
flames. The conductor was SO cool
about It and,the thing was SO quickly
done, that the passengers in the other
ears knew nothing of what had trans
pired.
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Sold by all Druggists. y s.,s- i.ss
THE PuREsE AND SWEETEST Cod Liver OIL
in the world, manufactured nom fresh,
healthy liver. upon the sea shore. 1t Is per
fectty pursand sweet. Ask for Hazard q
CasEellS Cod Liver Oh. mannfactured-hy
;i-ii's'sa 6AsWELLs HAZARD d CO.,
& ~ s, * ~. 8, Z: g New York. +
= -. = ~ = 3 aprt7-Iy. eod&sord&w .
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slots.5..l57-..q MARRIAGE.

IN Married Persons, or Young Men oon,.,,,
Wesst me- being aware Of PbT1i05,lss,
speedily cured. DeiormitieS
HeWho places himSsIf under tbaoo,.
LIZ ealgiously contide in his b0nevo Dr.
Ell 81 nbv a9d confidently rely GpSn Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-20

In the course of our peregrinations
yesterday, We dropped in at the Wheel
ing IRON Works, (N1essrs. Acheson, Belt
& Co. at the north end of the city, and
found the establishment in full blast in
all its departments. The business OF
this mill, like the mill itself, has been
steadily growing under its present
management. I. now runs eighty. two
nail machines-next to the largest num-
Der run by any mill In the city. 1t Is
turning out now about 70O7s kegs
OF nails daily, and gives eni-
ptOyment to some three hhtit1retl
and hrty men. The prOprietors are
Atill proposing further extensions and
improvements, We have to thank Mr..
Bell for ciyilities in showing and ex.
planning to US the various processes
through which the metal passes from
the time the crude ore goes into the
pudding furnaces until 1t leaves the
mill as nails in the kegs. To US there
are few thugs more interesting than
the operations OF one Of these immense
iron mills, and any person who has
never been in one would lind visit in
Ieresting and profitable. -
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GoroJ. q. Smith & Co.'s to get
good shifting muslin, also 81, 9-4 and
1914 sheeting.
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= MEaIfaI.
white Pine ClsIo1nlpouLnd

rs NOW OFFERED ToTHEAFFLICTED
i throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years, IN
the New IEmRtand States, where Its merits
which, in part, 1t derivesits virtues.
.9The white Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptherla!
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and PuImonl
airy Affections generally. It Is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes
the Kidneys and bladder, Gravel, and other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-20

Z ANorHRR Bu1hDINa, Association
A charter has been issued from the Of
fiee of the Secretary of State to the
"Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tlon OF Bellair City" The corporators
bed 81, 900, $l00!paid II, and right reserv-
ed to Increase capital to $500, 900.
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The = Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ONCE
=, ENDORSEMENT or THE PRFSs

IA I q: Eae many thousands enreSi at this estab-
lslthln the last twenty years, and
lohnston, SttnaSadh y- the
tSL2fGtt ttt4 o. TIE Sun ana many other papeTa
5SE3ses y which have app led again and
~, ! ~ g 8enueman Of character and fespecta-
Dn41y y suhcient guArRnteeto the a1hieted.
SKIN DlSEAHE9 SPEEDILY CUREb.
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Tan street. CommIssioner give8notice
this, morning that petsons 30 offending
are required to remove an ashes pr. nth
from streets and alloys. adjoining their
premises. and all Distraction from the
side walks, Mr. ClkTlr Is disposed to
AFFORD build els every facilit infhe way
Of street room for matsrials q but he
seems to think In s6me cases rather
more room y coupled than s1needfal.
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:, :. h3a1sESNIALLHs-3The fearful effects on tina
LlLt 6 M much 20 be dreaded. Los OF Mem.
I;sH FHsol OF IDEAS epression of SpiriIR
LlstE Love Of Solitude, T1miditV. r. ara
some ot the evils produced. : = 49, $50
en-! ~ O1S9nds Of persons OF all ages can now
IuuS9 Wn9t Is the cause OF their DECLINING
,1e1l t1slng their vigor, becoming weak.
Pssles net Yous and emaclated, having a sinqns
Ia Ia ePpeafance about the eyes, Coneh. and
symptoms OF Consumption. ''''''
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Especially, who have become III. ,,..,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and dsS S,uns OF
ha6lt which annually sweeps Ia an nH,9ctlys
gEaye housandsof Young Men of tRtl
mIht bselsRs en mo- 6rlant intellect RS6
senators with the lhunderS or eIo1 listening
Ma9keds 20 estacy the living iyre H.Se I, OF
with null confidence -StS' may call
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70 = .lsel! ee5eS al those who have iD,,,,.,
themselves by imbFonef
lazy habits which ruin both BODY and MIND u,I'
CIat.s ~ mem for either business study. -.
aG LneSe are some Of the sad and melauchov
weakness Of the Back and TJmbSy ELL III, We
Ing, aeads Dimness OF Sight, Los Of M1Sru !.
lAr rover, PRlpatati0n or the Heart Iys-
SeEYo1s 1rr1ta bllity, Derangemento Of
stI9 D1SsSuve functions, General Debility,
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ATrENTIoS s. directed the advertise.
ment Boarding, 2 IN another column.
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EsrABLIBHED AS A, REFUGE PDo,.
,sbalaa ~, QH{i.AcfRsEl2RY. +N9A
THE ONLY PLACE WHRBR ~.
CAN BE 0BIAWED |O6A

~ Certain, SPEEDY, and ofiy Ise most
Remedy in the World for WeaknesS3 leeSSt nal
Baek @. Limhs strlctnIesF AIection ~ y, t !he
kidneys and bladder, Involuntary bISGLt he
ness, Dyspesia, Langu0r, Low Snniri,esF Voos.
i1slon OF ldeas, .Ralplt4tion Of ira hon Son.
EEl1midlty, Trembling, Dimness OF S,a hIeatt,
Glddines Disease of the, HEAD KY OF
&c.. e sl4' eciong Of the Liver fh nSAt
ders arising from Solitary Habtis ~ a. tSor.
secret and solitary ptaetice4 mon tto,1IIh-
their victims than the song or STrsrl5a tal to
Manners Of Ulysses. bllEhting their 70 m NE
marriage &c., impoSdbla. = 'elueFlng
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Sanding comMtt.e<s.

On Federal Rslations-NessrL T. J. !Tennant,
\. n Mitchell, B. v. Poor, A K Potter and ID.
On JuiieIary-Nessrs J. N. Brown. E Stroth-
or, 8. E. Huss, W. T. Jones', A. Koneman. o. K.
SIampley and w. c. Grimes
On ways and Means-Nesrs. A b. Llssak,
Kousman. J. n Dorsy, Thos B. Prince. II. Il.
Bencs, J. L. Swaney and J. p. Wheeler.
On Mines and Mining Afairs-Asssrs, J. d.
Nayhugh. Robt. Cullen. G. H Walton, L Stroih'
or snd>S. Z Huse. -..s
On state ssti,u,ions-Meurs. Geo. H. Dana.
o. K StAmpley, j. L. Swaney, "a AAuory Ano
Geo. Munekton-
On Internal Improvements-hessrA SeorSe
Xunekton. P. J. Psrmstsr. wm- N. Cary. b ".
Poor and A. Koneman-
On Agrieulturs-J: K Jacobs. W. N GaTey' =
r, Rooney, q. y. Folsom and J. A. 81 Clair
On Counties and County Boundaries Messrs
J. Il Groves W. @. Grimes. g. w.Walton. t. j..
Tsnnant and A. n wtngaie.
On observation-disclosures M'N Mitchell. w. +.
Jones, g. N. Folsom, J. r. Jacobs and George II.
Dana
On Csrporatlons-Messrs. W. Caldwell, Root.
Cuilsn, T. r. Julien, Thos. Parker and James L.
On Elections .Messrs. Thomas Parker. G. n.
Folsom. A. II. winsats. z. strother and J. =.
On Military and Indian Afairs--MeLI J. n.
Dorsey, W.T. Jones, J. R Jacobs, J. Parma
ter and A. Koneman. .
On Trade and MAnufactret-Ncssra Tnoa o.
Prince, A. <. Potter, J. p. Wheeler, A. N. VIM
a. Public Worals--Mesus @. W. Walton. W.
II. Cssey and J. p. Wheeler.
On Public Prinsins-Aessrl John Weson' w.
I. Lammon and Geo. H. Dana
On Contingent Expenses and accounts -
Messrs. J. A. 81. Clair. T. v. Julien, s. Z. huse'
u. haliory and B. v. Poor
On Staie LIbrary-hssrS J. L Swaney' Y. n,
Stamplsy and u Brown - -E 80
On Miiesge-Messrs P. J. Parmater' kooer'
Cullen and J. n. Groves.
Gffmes and John Welch +,
On EngrosEmsnt-Messrs. T. " Julien xno y
On 6lsinaS-Mesns George Lsrnnou: J. =.
Rooney. John weleh, W. Caldwell AND Fnoma'
Parker. NJ
o., P~blIc bsnds-Messrh 4 b, Bense. =
Brown, T. b Prince, ThomssPsfker ana =. n
LissAk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-26
THE EVENING NEWS
INSTANTANEOUS ADrERTISENENTs
NEVADA LEGISLATURES.
Third session, Conmcaciax Jams
AIRY 5th, 1867.

Third Session, Conmeacinx Janu-
ary 5th, 1867.
Churchill County y.....-.--.....--.H' q. mesIoe
Non gias ..............-.--..--.J. y. w. hAlnes
Esmeralda .-B.S s. Mason, Loun Doran
Unmboldt Fred Hutchlns and J. J. Linn
Lsnder, W Welty and Geo. T. Terry
Lyon. l.. Hastings and G. Carpenter
Nye. .......-....-....-...f frank frset9r
Ormsby b II. Meader and T. d. Edwards
Storey-Charles A. sumner. c. G. Stevenson, y.
X Gray and John Nelson
w.shoe. C. H. Eastman and Solossoa Gellsr
IUnlon, l6; Democrats. III
AssKxBLrxrS.
Churchill County-R C Grfass and Jsnss 4.
s.. Clair. ,-.,..
Dsuslas e Mallory ana w. n carey
BsmeraldA-A. n. wingats. John s. Aayhugh,
in Brown. B. V. Poor.
Humboldt-o. x. Sszptsy Thomas V. Juuen'
and p. J, Parmater.
Ia.d.r-J r. Jacobs, T. J. Tenant. Robert
Cullen and J. NJ Dorssy.
Lyon-J I. Rooney, A konemAn and 6eorse
W. Walton.
Sye......w. T. Jones and J. III. Groves
Ormsby-Dr. George Munekton, Il h. benee,
and d. A. Horton.
storsy-A y. Mitchell. John weleh. A. Il Lis.
SAX, s E. Huss, Geo. Lammon.
Thomas Parker. E. Strother, \. d.
Ferguson. A. 4 Potter, J. l. Sua-
ney, George II. Dana and J. A.
Wheeler. .-.. .s.
wuhoe-Thomas B. Prince, W. Caldwell and
G. \. Folsom
Union -: Dsmocrats,+
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-26

-youLp INFORM THE PUBLIC OF GOLD
w Hm that b hasreesntly sstaeeas ~
NRW MARKET. on MAIN STREET,
rw. doors above the Bank E1ehanse. wnsie ns ns
x,Il ,onstantly have for sale, st the lowest eaah
nrisss. sweet aud fresh. all kinds Of GAME, such
Turkeys, Ducks, .... So. -.r
-IrFa ChfoEeas, Geese,
QuafFs, Wssdcocks,
Mares and Rabbits
q Ai,o-Lafs fshosrrods md ailkinds ofFisH
aI.o-Fr.sh Butter. Pickles. SausaSes, Can
prni,s and an kinds Of Fresh Vegetables.
He solIcits the public patronage - os1s