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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 81.


REoIsTER'sO FrrcE, CARSON CITY, New.
December IL, 1857.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Gold Canyon Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, n corporation, by John Rule. Super
intendent, has this day fled In this Office n
diagram together with n notice Of application for
Patentfrom tho United States, under Act Of G
gress approved July &c. 1866. for sixteen hundred
feet of the Cedar Lode, known as the Gold Can.
yon Gold and Silver Mining Company's claim, In
the G old Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada, and more particularly described rs ;ol.
lows, to.wit: Beginning at a small cedar tree on
the west side Of the Devils Cato Toll.road, from
which the quarter section corner Of Sections 5
and 9 In Township l6 north ofrange2l east bears
north 7io i0 east / $50 feet, and running thence.
LIST, north 76o east 100 feet; thence, end, south l4o
east 900 feet; thence south 100 west 200 feet;
thence northl 4o west 900 feet; thence north 76o
east 100 feetto the place OF beginning. Said claim
IL bounded on the north by tho Justice Com.
pany's claim, and on the south by the Lucernc
Company's claim. and IL more particularly de-
scribed by tho diagram mud notice posted In this
office and on the claim.
wARRENT. L0CKHART,
December %, 1867 Ism Register.
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ASSESSMENT SALES,
yellow Jacket silver MiuinE Com,

pany.-Location Of Works, Gold Hill, Storey
county, Nevada There are DELINQUENT upon the
following described stock, OH account of assess.
ment No. 10 levied on the fifteenth day Of Novem.
Der, 1867, the several amounts SGT opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, az follows:
Names: No. Certs. Shares, AmI.
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IsrALLIDLE RELIEF by applying personally, or by
letter, to DR.. Sichel, &Og Pacific street, near ansome,
or Box 39i, Postofice, San Francisco. Ap29.ly
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537G 5377 1913 1919 $3.50
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Superior Cutoff Engines.

WYE DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTEN.
w tIon Of Engineers. Manufacturers, and Mill.
men to tho celebrated HARTFORD ENGINE,
with Wright's Patent Variable Cut of, which we
arc now manufacturing under a license from the
Woodruff & Beach Iron Works Company. Hart.
ford. Connecticut. To parties wishing q first
class FUEL.SAVING ENGINE, simple and du.
rable In construction, this Engine Is offered In
featured. II enjoys the very highest reputation
In the Atlantic States, where II Ia well known,
over 500 Of them having been built. by the
Woodruff & Beach Company, and being now In
successful operation.
GODDARD q CO.,
drl7.tf Pacific Iron Works.
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Dissolution Of copartnership.

TUE COMPREHENSIVE HEREroroRE
existing between GROSSLY & DEXTER. in
the city OF Virginia. State Of Nevada. has hssn
dissolved by mutual consent, D.. CROSRY St,n
drawing from the concern. "
n. L. DEXTER will continue the bu.ine..
and collect and pay all dues.
d. CROSBY,
Virginia. City. Dec. n, 1867. DRIFT.
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River and weather.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IS.-Business on
the landing is dull owing to the inclem-
ent weather.
AEriyals-Mollie Able from st. Louis,
David White from Louisville ArmadiI.
10 from Cincinnati, and Quitman from
Vicksburg.
DepartGres-Alice Dean and Emerald
for Cincinnati. ''-N
The river is stationary, u feet below
high water marks.
MEMPHIS, Feb. I3.-weather warm.
it has been!rainiDg all day. The river
rose = feet to-day. Business fair.
In heavy storm last night the Rob
Roy, for New Orleans, had her chimney
blown down, so miles above here.
DepartureS-Nick LonDWorth and
Louisiana for New Orleans at 10 a. IN.
The Henry AIMEE leaves for New Or
leans tomorrow at noon with $500
bales OF cotton; Welcome and ". ].
Lewis for Nicksburg, at p. m; Cham
pion for Cincinnati, with $50 bales of
cotton; S. P. Webb for Evansville. with
900 bales of cotton; and Graham for
st. Louis.
In port-Anna, waunita, Belle Mem
phis, Deer Lodge, aud Rose HANDLE
ton.
CINc1NNATI, Feb. 14.-The river has
risen IL inches, and there is 20 feet in.
IN the channel. Weather cloudy. 1t
ralneo from midnight until NOON
Thermometer So.
CAIRO, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
from Memphis for Cincinnati, at 4 A.
NJ; Armada, from Evansville, and re-
turned, at A. NJ; Indiana, from New
Orleans for Louisville, at A. NJ; and
Mercury, from White River for Louis
Vile, at II A. n.
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From Charleston, s. c.

CHARLESTON, Feb. l4.-At the ami
yersary banquet of the Chamber of
Commerce, last night Governor Orr
made speech, during which he aIIu-
ded to his visit to Washington and the
formation of the scheme of reconstruc-
ton, already printed, which it was
thought could secure the support of
the conservative membe of the Rad
ical party. He was received kindly,
treated courteously, and every disposi-
ton was manifested to have perfect
and complete settlement, but somehow
those gentlemen, when they next went
into the hall of Congress, would in
dulge in speeches of the most violent
character. My own judgment is, that
if the Legislature adopt this pro-
gramme with any degree of unanimity
in Arkansas, and adopt this amend
ment, and if other Southern States
adopt 1t, or manifest disposition
to adopt it, will produce the best results
upon n considerable portion of the rad
ical party, and save the South from
many of the proposed radical meas
ures. know a great many of our peo-
pie are in favor of folding their arms.
They say we are in the power of these
people, let them do as they please. /
do not believe in any such doctrine;
am not one of the dignity sort; have be-
Neved in our doing something for our
selves; have believed in indicating to
the people oil the South that we were
prepared TO give them all honorable
guarantees to secure their rights in the
government, and when we did so, we
at least challenged the respect Of the
honest portion of that party. have
been for two long years trying to pro-
duce that result. Whether it will follow l
do not know. In taking the position /
now occupy, it was to serve the people
of South Carolina; and intend to con-
tinue to serve them; and notwithstand-
ing the growl of grumblers, shall not
be swayed from the performance of my
duty in that line. If it accomplishes
the results hoped for, shall be fully
compensated for any sacrifices that
may have been made; if fails, shall
feel that any responsibility for the fur
Their humiliation and oppression OF
South Carolina does not lie at my door.
[Applause.l
Tonight, Governor Orr, by invita-
ton, will address a public meeting OF
freedmen.
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RnIIrond Accident.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IA disastrous ac-
cident befell the Eastern bound train
on the Hannibal and st. Joe Railroad
last night, about thirty miles East OF
st. Joe. While crossing Grindstone
bridge, a wheel under the baggage car
broke, and the rails and ties on the
bridge were raked off, and two cars
were thrown OF on either side into the
creek. The subjoined is a list of the
killed and wounded: Killed, c. F.
Wentworth, Chicago; wounded, John
Davenport, Plattsburg, Mo-, slightly;
J. r. Allen, Fulton, Mo-, slightly; A,
V. Brookey, Montana, slightly; S. r.
Phillips, severely; E. d. Haley, brakes
man, severely; Dick Moser, st. Joe, bad
ly; C. F. Wyman Kidder, slightly; Deal
Merritt, brakeman, slightly; w. ].
Hallon, correspondent of the New
York Herald, severely cut in the face;
A. D. Mack, st. Louis; slightly, Mrs.
F. Baldwin, Indiana, collar bone and
jaw bone broken; Mr.. Moses. Michigan,
slightly; Mr.. Davis, Indiana, slightly;
81. Ridgeley, slightly; ]. F. Giles, st,
Joe, slightly; VIM. Potter, Andrew
county, slightly: Upon receipt of the
news at st. Joe, train bearing a num-
Der of physicians, was despatched tc
the scene of disaster.
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From the south.

New YORK, Feb. 14.-The Herald's
special says that a dispatch received at
Washington from Richmond, states
that very strong feeling of radical
republicanism is developing itself in
the Southwestern portions of Virginia,
particularly in the counties bordering
on North Carolina. In Carroll county,
the organization known as the Red
String, recently held a meeting at Hell
lenville, which was addressed by an
ex-rebel officer. He proclaimed their
utilization to the radical party at the
North, denounced the present Legisla-
tnre as disloyal, and advocated the
adoption of the Constitutional amend
ment. He demanded that they should
have representatives who would
adopt that document and was
particularly severe and pointed in his
structures upon the President, who, he
said, should be impeached and re-
moved before there could be any Sc
curity for Union men. They then
paraded through the streets, numbering
about 500, carrying a United States
flag, and were very expressive in their
demonstrations of loyalty to the present
Congress. They adopted resolutions
calling for large meeting of the or
ganization at future day, when they
will take measures to make known
their grievances to Congress-, with IA
view to procure immediate action for
their present relief.
The report that Gen. Dix is receiving
the salaries of Naval Officer and Minis
Ter to France, is denied on the best
authority.
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"S. G. s." and the Proposed school

Law.
Editors Intelligencer:
IS. G. s." in his article of Thursday
attempts to base an argument in favor
OF consolidation" upon the assnnn-
ton that what he terms "the hast
graded school we have ever had-em-
braces in its higher departments snfi-
Gent number of pupils to make a
proper grading possible" and the gem
tleman proceeds to say that ''that school
Is of itself an unanswerabler reply toall
attacks upon the consolidation sys-
tenn" He then urges such amend
ment of articles 18th and 26th of the
proposed law as to embrace the consol-
luatlon scheme, and winds up with a
postscript defining what he under
s'1 nus 70 ne a grammar school.
Let US see whether facts sustain
Tue gentleman in his positions.
centre Schooi, the one to which the
gentleman alIudes, during the month
Divisions which he says properly con-
stituted a grammar school, tI6o kindred
and forty: four pupils. Union TOWNSHIP
school embraced in the same Diyisions
one hundred and seventy -nine pupils; and
the schools of Washington township,
ttco hundred and tICentV-JiUe pupils
These facts fully explode the gentle
mans ''unanswerable"a argument.
During the last school year, the aver
age number of pupils belonging to the
several Divisions named by the gentle
man, as properly forming a grammar
school, were, in the respective town
ships, nearly as follows:
Washington us, Madison 15S, Clay
112, Union log, Centre IS9.
In Centre and Webster townships, as
IS fairly lnterable from the school CEN
sus as compared with the number of
pupils now in attendance, there are
schools, who will attend as soon as
facilities offer. w
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River Improvement Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE river i'm
provement convention adjourned, yes
terday afternoon to reassemble at Lin
dell Hotel, at 8 o'clock p. m. The ban
quet had been extended by the Union
Merchants Exchange, for convivial
interchange of sentiments of good
friendship, and in honor and hospitali-
ty towards the members of the conveu-
ton, and was cordially and universal
ly accepted by the delegates and guests
in the best of humor, consequent upon
the harmonious and successful compile
tion of a work which had brought them
to st. Louis, gathered in the the recep-
ton room of the saloon between and
9 o'clock, p. M, and after a pleasant
season spent in mutual congratulations
and in perfecting happy acQuaiutan ces,
gaily fell into line and moved into the
grand dining hall, filling the spacious
apartment. Chas. L. Tucker, of the
Merchants Union Exchange, presided.
Among the regular toasts were the
Federal Government" responded to
by Z. B. Richardson, of Dubuque;
Commerce" responded to by the Hon.
Thos. Cook, of Ohio; minnesota"
Judge c. E. Flandeaux, being called
responded in a rich vein of humor,
eliclting frequent hearty plaudits. He
insisted upon first reminding the dele
gates from all along the Mississippi, OF
their obligations to Minnesota. They
owed Minnesota a great debt, if it were
asked. What is il? He answered:
that's where the Mississippi comes from.
[Great laughter.l II it had not been
for Minnesota they couldn't have any
Mississippi river to improve upon.
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New YORK, Feb. IA special to the
Herald says: 1t is believed that Elcott's
Louisiana government bill will pass
the Senate before the close of the week.
The whole amount of principal and
interest of the compound interest
principal and interest falling due in
1867, 81, 190, O51 %.
The Tribune's special says. The fifty
million Mexican loan proposition was
up before the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs yesterday, but as there was no get
ting security, owing to the unsettled
state OF affairs in that country, the
Committee unanimously decided that
1t was inexpedient to extend the aid
asked.
Gov. Parsons, of Alabama, has
nothing to do with the cotton claim for
81 IN, 900, nor has the claim been grant
ed, as stated.
Committee of the Senate have agreed
to pay the rewards offered for the cap
ture of JEFF Davis.
The Sioux Indians have made a
proposition TO guarantee the safety of
travel through their country, and also
the frontier settlement, provided the
Government will authorize the organi-
cation of not less than $50 men belong
ing to their bands, under an officer
satisfactory to themselves, they to fix
the compensation at $50 per month and
rations for themselves, families and
horses. They will furnish their own
arms, ammunition, horses and trans
portation.
The Executive Committee of the
American Free Trade League, held a
meeting this evening, for the purpose
of making arrangements for grand
demonstration in favor OF free trades
in this city, in a short time.
WN,
the President stated yesterday that his
nominations in the future would be
such as he could expect the Senate to
confirm.
The Ways and Means Committee ad-
here to the tariff bill as regards iron
and steel. The rates on cutlery are
those of the old House bill.
Several Conservatives and Republic
cans had an interview with the Presi-
dent last evening. He seemed anx-
ious to meet Congress half way, but no
plan was suggested which both parties
could endorse.
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Mexican News.

HAVANA, Feb. s-vIA. BALTIMORE,
Feb. 1.-THE English steamer Salient,
from Vera Cruz on the Sd, arrived yes
terday.
Macmillan. will leave the city OF
Mexico Immediately, or has already
left, for the point from whence he en-
barks for Europe. The French are con-
tinuing preparations for the embark
ment, and look for the arrival of a large
fleet of transports. Porferio Diaz is TO
occupy the city of Mexico after the
evacuation by Bazaine, and he is now
approaching the capital. A circular
issued by Bazsine announces that all
Frenchmen who join the Mexican
army disfranchise themselves. The
Marquse wants money, and demands
$50, 600 from the Mexican merchants at
Vera Cruz The project suggests that
the American, English and other mer-
chants should be levied upon as well rs
MeXicans. Mirama and Marquese will
be obliged to leave the country for their
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
TOIedo Grain Market,
TOLEDO, Feb. 70 1867

TOLEDO, Feb. II, 1867.
WHEAT-The market on change to-day
was very active but void of animaton. To.
ward the close &c advance was obtained
and sellers were quite firm at 81 69 for amber
Spring was duh and lower, with limited
transactions; beyond the sale of a car lot.
none cauld be obtained at less than 81 n
Sales $50 bu amber at 81 IS; $50 bu do at s. as:
IOO ou do at e 6S; $50 bu do At 81 IS; $50 bu No.
lspring at 81 %; $50 blu amber at 81 6S: $50 bu
do at 81 6S1S; 200 bu do at 81 6SJS.
CoRS-Ihe market is moderately active
and prices rather firm, but there is no a nina
ton: There was very fair demand and a
ready disposition to sell until near the close
OF change when sellers advanced their views
za9lc on No. new. Sales $50 bu No l Wa
Dash Sellow at bSc; 200 blu No. new at 6Oc;
SoO Du 90 at OOci $50 bu No. old at 76ISc: 2 OO6
6u No. new at CSC; l,O5O bu do at SIC; $50 bu
do at 6ic; SO bu do at 6Ic; $50 bu No. . new at
6GI2c; 1850 bU No. new at 6Ic; I,O5O bu No .
new at 6O15c; go bn No. do at 64c; $50 ou
rejected new at SOC; 200 bu No. new at Coo:
new, at &c.
oATs-Market quiet and steady; sales 1000
bu No. Mich at 44ci MOL Wabash held at
441Sc.
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Greenwood Cemeterv.

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
. miles east of the city, is now ready for
interments sale, and Improvement of lots.
1t contains 81 acres Of land, and is laid out
In the most modem and improved style
can be easily reached at all seasons of the
year by the National Road, and for three
fourths OF the year by the Hempheld Rail
Road Il Is perfectly secure, and intended 10
be beautihed by every variety OF trees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake
fountains etc, TO make It equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the county.
Ample provision Is also made for It's en-
largement, order and care in perpetuity.
Persons desirous of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
dent, VINO has plat, or secure them by call
ing al the ONCE Of the Secretary, on Main
street. over the Bank of Wheeling.
TeTsohs wishing to make interments VIII
can on The Secretary to obtain permits there
Tickets OF admission to Lotholders and
VISITORS viii be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIREcToRs.-A- ]. Sweeney,
PRESIDENT; r. c. Bonhan, secretary; ]. 8.
Rhodes, John 6. Muth, Geo. MendeI, Jos.
Eel, Jno. A Armstrong, Geo. Adams, r. q.
Jordan, e A. HiIdreth, au8i-lyd
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Wanted.

A GENTs-S7; TO 800 PER MONTH.
"a everywhere, male aud female To intro,
duce throughout the United states. ths
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. TINS ma
chine viii stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, bind,
braid and cmbTOdeT In a most superior man
ner. Price only gIB. Fully Warranted for
nVe years. We will pay 81 900 for any ma
chime that Will sew a stronger, more beauu-
hui, or more elastic seam than Ours. 1t makes
the ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every second
stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing Il. We pay
ses, or a commission from which twice that
amount can be made. Address,
SECOMB & CO., Cleveland Ohio
CAUTI0N.-Do not be Imposed upon by
other parties palmlng on worthless cast-iron
machines, under the same name or other
practical cheap machine manufactured.
feb2-Imd
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CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-The warm weather
the past few days has produced fresh
ct in several streams in this State and
considerable damage has already been
done to property. The Chicago and st.
Louis railroad bridge over the Kanka-
kee river was wept away this morning.
1t is impossible at present to make a
transfer of passengers. We hear of no
damage to other roads as yet, although
tracks in number of places are under
water.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE CONNER
calls Washington special says: Lead
ing Republicans manifest a disposition
to apply the principles of the Louisiana
bill to all the Southern States, and thus
bill.
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NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE steamer
CITY of Baltimore arrived to-day.
Among the passengers are ex-Minister
Bigelow and family. News antici
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Senate
has postponed all other business, and
taken up the League Island bill Mr..
Dixon is addressing the Senate. At the
close of his speech vote is expected.
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NORWICH, CoSS., Feb. 14.-Hon.. a.
81. Starkweather was nominated by the
Republicans for Congress over Branda-
gee the present representative.
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Doyle's Patent Pulley Block.

" factures prices Il Ton SIS; / Ton S30G X
Ton so; 2 Ton SO. One man can raise one
thousand pounds, and the weight Will stand
At any point. Extra Eheayes Tor the above
Blocks on hand. CHAS. d. BERRY
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Notice.
Attention Soldiers.
BROWN & LOSE,
Practical Photographers.

DHOIOGRAPHS FURNISHED IN
OIL, Water COIors and India Ink,
for which the highest premiums were award
ed them at the late Fair on wheeling Island
CARDS, AMBRoTYPEs, GEMS;
Also,
ALBATYPE OR PORCELAIN PICTURES
Of rare beauty and brilliancy.
Call and see specimens at lssH Main street,
WHEELING. dcI5
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for 8rut.
For Rent.

TINE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
Il Geo. X. Taylor & Co., and j. Clemens q
Co., on Main street; also Easement rooms
finished. Good Offices in second story, and
good rooms Tor other purposes in second and
third story in good order. Possession given
10 some rooms imIn ediately, others April lst
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNRROOR
ONCE, No. lls1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairS- febS-tf
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For Rent.

For Rent.
ONE OF THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
" by us. Enquire on the premises.
PRYOR, HANDLAN q CO.,
tan8l Nos. Is, II & 10 Main st.