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A New THEORY OF THE TIDES.-The
phenomenon of the tides has only been re-
Gently attributed to the moon, but the
theory of the tide on the side Of the earth
opposite the moon has never yet been sa-
tistactorily explained. Professor Sullivan,
with other geographers, explains it as
owing to the body of the earth being drawn
away by the attraction of the moon, leav-
ing the waters behind as tide. But q
young Canadian author, f. S. Virgins,
now claims the honor of having discovered
the true theory, as appears from recent
article in the Pictou Times. After show
ing the futility of the idea that the earth
is drawn toward the moon by such small
body, which, however, it never approaches,
he gives the following explanation: On
looking at map Of the world, it will be
seen that two great ridges of land, on
nearly opposite sides Of the earth, formed
by the great continents, interSect the wa
terry world from north to south. Now, the
moon passing traversely over these in her
western course, owing to the rotary mo-
ton of the earth towards the east, creates
tidal wave in the Atlantic extending
along the meridian Of Western Africa and
Europe. ....... -
This follows the moon westward, but can
continue no farther than the coast of the
new world. Here, from the resistance it
receives, and its tendency to seek an
equilibrium, it is reflected back, and is
recrossing the Atlantic by the time the
moon has originated similar wave on the
opposite side of the earth in the Pacific"
This, he thinks, is plainly proved by the
fact that, as has long been source of
marvel, the tides never appear but once
every twenty -four hours south of Cape
Horn, or the Cape of Good Hope, owing,
he opines, to the continents not extending
far enough south to reflect the tidal wave.
All this seems plausible, when it is con-
sidered that in the mid-ocean the tides
never rise higher than five feet, and that
they are always later on the eastern coast
of Great Britain than on the western, which
all admit to result from the motion of the
tidal wave towards the east.-Ioronto
Leader.
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FARMvILLE, April Is, 1867.

FARMvILLE, April 10, 1867.
The meeting held in this place on Friday
night last was very full one. The audi.
cnce. composed of whites and blacks, was
addressed by Messrs. Berkeley, Watkins,
and Dickinson, who had been specially in
vi,ed by the colored people to address
them. The legislation of Congress was
fully explained to the newly made voters,
and their rights under the Sherman law
and supplementary act were clearly set
forth before them. They were urged to
"study the things which make for peace"
were reminded that all of us, white and
black, are in the same boat; and that it is
therefore the interest of all to cultivate
amicable relations. The speeches were
characterized by sound, solid reasoning,
and made, trust and believe, good I'M
preston.
Some colored speakers were called on,
and responded. They stated that they ana
their friends cordially concurred IN the
views which had been expressed by the
white speakers. ,
Good feeling prevailed throughout. The
meeting adjourned at late hour.
FARMvILLE.
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Wouldn't civil and Typographical engi-
neers be rich ifthey were only monarchs
OF all they surveyed" i-Gregory.
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7 OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS /!
IL TuR CHRApRaT annns EsTI

7 OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS /!
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIELS, No. Il MAIN srRESr.
5000 yards BLBACHED TWILLED COTTON
SHIRTINGS, or for other family purposes,
only le3c. per yard, worth 2sc. /;
1000 yards heavy BLEACHKD (wfds) SHEET.
INGS, nearly one and half yards wide,
only CSC.
TON, only aOc. the yard
5000 yards all styles Of DRESS GOODS, now SELL
Ing of without regard TO cost;
900 yards 81 and l0.4 BLEACHED and UN.
BLEACHED sHEETINGS at greatly reduced
prices.
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily low prices,
Just to suit .he times;
500 yards HEAVY GRAY TWILLBD FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
muse be sold off.
EZEKIELS Cheap Store,
No. IL Main street,
fe7 nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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NREAT INDUCEMENTS-GREAT

GREAT INDUCEMENTS-G
" lNDUCEMENTS.-M. g UNST, H7rabp
Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth SH5l
streets, Is now Offering great INDUCEMENTS nv
to purchasers Of BOUTS and SHOES. AN 49,
who wish 10 study their interest should
not fail to give him call and examine his STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere, a. he will give them
good articles at a very low price. Persons from
the extreme part of the city can get in the cars,
ride 10 VI. Gunst's Boot and Shoe Store, and save
twenty five per cent All he ~ ks is call TO con,
vince yourselves. Ladies' Caters at Sl.l2 ana
better at 81 %, and still better at 81 so Mems
Calf Sewed Boots, $3.50. Country people visiting
the city will fnd II to their advantage To call and
examine his stock before Purchasing else where.
Liberal discount TO merchants.
Mr.. GEORGE z. DENNY il engaged with me as
salesman and would be pleased To see his friends.
NJ GrNST, All Broad street
apl0 between Fourth and Fifth.
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DRY GOODS.

rCI Z. NOTfCE.-CARDOZO,
- -, ALSo ~. now Tsesivins. and win eontinus
70 sprrss Of sPsrEa ply a2oRs to .h a.'d
they invite the attention ts Fl tbey oasr NEW
ms ERss GOODS, such rs Plain and eros 9rain
RscS siik.. Light and Fancy Silts Wool and siik
grenndines, striped Lenos. ChalIies, AIpseess'
Tacnnets' French Prints, American Prints, az.
miso Virsins Msiton Cloths Twssdss and Css.
simsres. for boys Silk and bingham UmorenSs
Psraso ar rh as sna hnsn Cam.
Sric and Hemstitchsd Hsndkerchiefs; Embsoi.
lad Handksrchiefs, Valencennes ana Campus
Ioce Edring and Inserting Lace COLLARS and Seu
and full assortment Of White, House. furnishing
ana No now being purchased in New York tsome q
1.ros auction salesD on the most favorable terms,
ant ws feel confident Of ability to sell a. low
a. any house In the city, con . xoupoupp.r
,oc1 SPRING TRADE.-WHOLE-
1901. SALE ONLY.-Ws beg TO call the at
tnntion of our friends and the trade generally 70
the act that we now receiving our spring stock,
which WIN be well assorted and HdT Til s adMss
y:Sg Sriis HIfEsssY EoToSs HOOP
sKIRrs' CoRsETs, sUsPRNDERs, PERU.
MRRY, FANCY SOAPS, LINEN and COTTON
HANDKERCHIEFs, BUTTONS Of every descrip-
ion, PAPER and LINEN COLLARS, COMBS and
SMALL WARES, and notions entirely too numer-
Gus to mention.
An examination OF our stock by the merchants
generally visiting this market 10 respectfully SO
licited, and we assure them that We are deter
mined to meet the demands Of the trade In price
Wholesale Dealers In Notions, &C.,
fe % 1908 Main street. Richmond, Va,
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M C. DOHERTY, BOOT AND 161
vernon street between Main and Frankv ~
lin, makes to order GENTLEMEN'S
BOOTS and SHOES OF the best material and work
mansh ip that can be obtained, and on very rea-
sonabe terms. Acall Is respectfully solicited.
Z. S.-Mr. JAMES FELLOWS, who Is well
known to the citizens OF 'Richmond-being fore
man for Z. X. White and Alexander Hill for seve-
raj years lis doing business for me. He would be
happy to see his old friends. Call around and see
him, and he pledges himsefto do all in his power
to give entire satisfaction.
NJ C. DOHERTY,
l2l Governor street,
ap ll-lw between Main and Franklin
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VALUABLE INFORMA-xa1

Y TION.-HENRY GUEST, for twelve H3l
years a resident OF Caroline and Hanover ~
counties, and for the last six years OF
Richmond has opened a large b t, o Z,
AND TRUNK ESTABLISH MENT at No.
1927 Main street, between Fifteenth and Seven
teenth where tn g community can be supplied with
BOOTS, SHOES. AND TRUNKS at such prices a.
will astonirh them. For instance: splendid
Congress Cater for ladies at rs good Leather
Shoe 81 l.: Morocco BalmOrals from 81 to 81 so
Ladies Calf Walking Shoes at 81 IS Children's
Shoes, nice ones, at 81 cents Remember the name
and mn amber HENRY GUSST,
1927 Main street,
an2ts betveen Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
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Inc National Inteuigencer would roro
Columbia. 4A'iana or
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Medical Officers for Virginia.

W ASHINVFVN, 1NFR'' ~
By q recent order Of the Secretary OF
War, medical officers have been detailed
to act as chiefs Of their department In the
different military districts.
Brevet Colonel ]. Simon, surgeon and
medical director, is assigned to that duty
in the first district, and ordered to report
in person without delay to the commanding
general at Richmond. TIMoN.
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RICHMOND, February ], IsoI.
WE HAVE THIS DAY D d;nIo,h' and
OF onr dspsrtment to Mr. Robert I. kien
arason and the Furniture to Msss hg:inss. undsr
Brother, who will continue lns ou''
With thanks for the liberal patronage tS e1esg
our Arm, we recommend l our and Nations.
commence 70 our FRENCH i CRENsHAW.
vpvucu CRENsHAw Is this day
Inc nlm t ~ n,nsi consent All parties Indebted
are respectfully requested to come cannot
settle heir accounts, as longer us0h'0
be extended. A., - 10 r.ad In linui.
dation. T. IA q n NcpENsHAW In
IA its LEW 10 ~
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NEW FIRMS.

NEW FIRMS.
The undersigned will con1sS shuN BTIsINFss In
the arR e S1sT undsr the e
Liz ana IN thssSSIriNG. and respectfully soil
oil ci eon;innston Of the confidence sxtsndnsa 70
the late hrins T. a. NOTING.
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BOOTS AND SHOES of all kinds at
ID lower prices than can be bought at uA1
are invited TO call and examine my stock. Z El
| have secured the services Of Mr.. ROW. 49,
LETT WINFREE az salesman, who Will be pleased
to see any Of his friends who may give him call
/ have MSN'S CALF SEWED BOOTS at SIX DOL
H. NJ CASTOR,
ana l42o Main street.
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RIcHhoIp AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,
RICHMOND. Va. February .. 1871. Z

FL 80
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
w MONDAY the llth instsn: the trains on this
road will run az follows:
Leave Richmond daily at s.H A. u. and 1.NP.
n, and arrive at Petersburg also A. n. and ~
Leave Petersburg daily At IA. II. and s.yP.
NJ, and arrive at Richmond at "a A. NJ. and II u
p. n. All Of the above mentioned trains make
close connections with the trains for the North and
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
FRBfGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN viii
leave Richmond at 1911 A. II. and Petersburg a
1918 A. n.
The 10. p. NJ. train from Petersburg will stop
only at Chester, and AS A. NJ. and the 2loP NJ
trains will stop only at Rice's, Half way, Chester
and Manchester, asignal being given and thief
A. a. train from Petersburg and the ACC0Ah0.
DATION TRAINS viii stop At places named In the
schedule.
Passengers going to Clover Hill or stopping
places on that road will take the AIS A. NJ. train
from Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS.
Through tickets issued to Norfolk, and baggage
checked through every day except sunday
The train leaving here at ?. 10 z. NJ connee,s
with the train at Petersburg for Norfolk, and
train will leave Norfolk at y. NJ, connecting
with our night train at Petersburg, arriving In
Richmond at II. 20 p. NJ. T. H. OIL,
fe ll-ts Engineer and Superintendent.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
The Farmville Mccting-Specches-Go
Results.
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IN CHESTERFIELD CIRCU 1T
/ COURT lin vacationl, March rs, 1867
Thomas V Burgess. ......Nompainah''
Edw sg%ta 8. watkins. hslrs and ais.
In Chancery.- Extract from the Order made In this
Cause.
at Is ordered that OF the commissioners OF
said court do audit and settle the accounts Of the
defendant, Augustus ". Drevry. lately admins
traitor Of Edward o. Watkins, deceased, and the
accounts Of Benjamin II. Mash. administrator de
any former settlement Of cunts by the
said Drewry as correct, unless the same Do sur,
charged aud fslsifed Said comnissio,nsr shall II
the hands Of the said defendants, Drewry and Nash,
severally administrators aforesaid. Said commits
sioner shall also ascertain all the assets OF said de-
cedents t. o. Watkinsl estate, real and personal,
and the vslne thereof, aud shall also ascertain all
the outstanding liabilities OF said estate according
to their respective dignitiss, distinguishing be
tween such secured by lien on the intestate
real estate, explaining In what manner and 20
Commissioners shall also convene before him the
creditors who shall become parties To this suit on
the usual terms, by notice by publication made
once a week for four successive weeks In some
newspaper published I'm the city OF Richmond,
which publication shall be equivalent 10 personal
service 81 spsS n9!se esia sh q.
.sissd: and isgG!, ii. pios.:s,nss. tnsisdins ssy
party may require 10 be specially stated"
coxyrssIoxER's OyrIcE,l
| kAscBssTkk, April 10, 1851.
Al persons interested Ia tho matters embraced
in the oregoipg intorloeutoIy order OF court are
| hereby notified that have appointed MOE ia
OF lam S OF MS.n ana Whsso shah proceed
execute the san order of court. All persons claim
ing TO be creditoss Of said estate or Otherwise
restsd AR. raair.d 10 press mt their claims before
me- with all legal proofs necessary TO susnih tas
| same and TO produce such other evidence a. msy
| he r. qured 10 enable me to take account ates'0u
| ~ 'ho ss'a oia'i y JANIS A. CLARKE,
| "a VA Commissioner.
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Tb. he xsssiasa '1 IN ING city q
the firm OF sCHAkk sS.oTysa on the LIST instant by
Basaai ronss nt MI Wlisw sehss,M re snHRsE
business. ara KOHLER.
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ENGLISH CRATE COAL.-300 tons
Il ENGLISH CRATE COAL for sale ut reduced
price to close consignment BY :,
nos B. Y. TAhDr q W.
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STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
IL STEAMSHIP COMPAEY.-Ths RSCA
splendid sids-whesl steamships \@H8T
HATTERAs, S. ALnxaSpEE com. sSXrH
mander, and ALBEMARLE, II. kko30
BOURNE commander, leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY leave New YORK
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new. ard were BUN sx.
and ststerooms, and the fare, attention, and ae-
commodations are unsurpassed.
Goods dipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on ths eompany's covered pier az
North river within forty eli ht hours.
Insurance effected At loves rates when ordered
Preights for points beyond New York are Tor
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans and other southern ports leave from the AID
Joining pier. All goods for these points are
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGENTS.
N. L. McCREADY, President, is7 Greenwich
SAMUEL AYRES 4 co, Richmond, Va:
JOHN NJ. WEST, City Point and Petersburg;
r. II. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply to
SAMUEL AYRES 4 CO.,
fe2s--b 1870 Cary street.
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xxBOOTs, SHOES. HATS, &c.

r AM MANUFACTURING A L. l.
Observation-Disclosures, gents, misses, and 8Ml
iidren's-wholesale or retail, at lowYU
prices I have fine assortment made, -.
and an making AL kinds to order: ladies
from 80 TO 81 gents shoes. - 10 SO Best quality
French Calf-sewed Boots for So: 80 for Footing
Boots All work done neat and with dispatch at the
Richmond Boot and Shoe Mandatory, No. 400
Main street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth;
apl3 ..-.. ..,.. }. b. LEWIS,
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RESOLUTIONS.

nIssoIu TIoNs.-The co.pa .tm :,
j. chip s,5Is.Esss s1 a. g.. s"d d:.gs.a Il,
r re-, aSd the O the arm win
be signed In liquidation naFfutIAM sCHAER,
AUG. K0HLER,
EO. NOTHING.
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
OLD POINT, 80
szLxEnu8
AND ALL LANDINGS on JAMES RiyER.

The fast and elegant steamer,
JOHN SYLVESTER,
CAPTAIN z &. GIYFogD,
leaves her wharf At Rockets for above nsthsa
places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FklDAl
at s clock A. NJ, and return on Tuesday Thuf''
Passenger will arrive at City Point In time TO
connect with train for Petersburg -,
Freight received al all hour. for bosion, nalu
more. principal landings on Chssapeaks bay, ana
All landings ON James river at re asonxbls rates.
FrsSh t Tor any landinss Dust b. Pre-. pstd
lnnfy 10 L. u. TATUM, Agent
faEts once. Steamers wharf
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MULES AND HORSES.
Nl Just arrived at tho ExcHANGRs4
lin street, ONE HUNDRED YOUNG and 49,
WILL BROKE MULES. Alsoa lot OF nne louh
HORSES suitable for iArm purposes, which Will
sell a. fair prices.
Invite the attention. Of the farmers and ylAni.
OF North cArolinx and Virginia to this superoi
lot Of stock, and pro;ni,e them sa.siastion 90 =
quality ana price. lie sa-ts1 JOHN d, DAVIS.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Third Session, ConncnciaE Janu
ary 7sh, 1867.

Third Session, Commencing Janu.
ary 5th, 1867.
SENATOR'S.
Churchill County. ". q. MONROE
Douglas. .....------.-....-..--.J. y. w. hnues
EsmcraldA. B. 8. Mason. Louis Doran
Humboldt. Fred Hutchins and J. J. Linn
Lander. ID. W Welty and Geo T. Terry
Lyon. L. Hastings and G. Carpenter
Eyo.-...-..---.-.---- trak Proctor
Ormsby. B. q. Meader and T. d. Edwards
Storey-Charles A. Sumner. G. Q. Stevenson. o.
H Gray and John Nelson.
waihoe. C. II. Eastman and SoioaoS Gsllsr
(Union. Is; Democrats,
AssNBLYMES.
Churchill Oounty-W. c. Grinss and Jones A.
- IT. s.. Clair.
Deuglss. .........E. Mallory and W. n Carey
Esmeralda-A. n winsate, John s. Mayhush,
J. N. Brown. B. V. Poor.
Humboldt-O K Sanpley, Thomas v. julien,
and p. J. Parnatcr.
Landsr-J. R. Jacobs, T. J. Tennant, Robert
Cullen and J. H. Dorsey.
Lyon-J. T.. Rooney. A KonemAn and George
W. Walton ..
.Nyo.....-...---.-w. T. Jones and J. d. Groves
Ormsby-Dr. George Munekton, II. h Benee,
and d. A. Horton.
Storsy-M. N. Mitchell. John Weleh. A. Il. Lis
SAX, 8. =. Huse, Geo. L Lsmmon,
Thomas Parker, E. Strothcr. r. D.
rH. Ferguson, a. K. Potter, J. L. Swa-
nsy, George II. Dana and J. A
Wheeler.
waihoe-Thomas B. Prince, w. Caldwell and
G. N. Folsom
Union ~; Democrats,
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RedingtOn & Co.'s
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

TNHS VALUABLE PREPARATION CON.
/ tanning In highly concentrated form all the
properties Of the Jamaica Ginger, has become
one OF tho most popular Domestic remedies fof all
diseases Of the stomach and digestive organs
Asa tonic 10 will be found Invaluable 70 all
persons recovering from debility. whether pro-
ducod by fever or otherwise, for whilst II imparts
10 the system all the glow and vigor that can be
produced BY wine or brandy, II ID entirely free
from the reaetionary effects that follow the use
OF spirits Of any kind ..-..
Itis also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from frequent menItruation. giving slmost
Immediate relief TO the spasms that so frequently
accompany that period: .............
II gives Immediate relief 10 Nassau, eaused by
riding In railroad car, or by sessickness. or
other causeG ...I.... ..E....a -. 10.
Il IL also valuable az an external application
for Gout, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, etc.
~. REDINGT0N g. CO., ".
Jy2s-Sm Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
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.stnndiMc counttfets.


e On Federal Relstions--MsurA T. J. Tennsnt,
N. n. Mitchell, B. Poor, A. K. Potter and d.
On Judiclary-Mss,rs. J. N. Brown, E. stroth.
er. 8. Z. Huss, ". T. Jones. A. Koncmsn. o. x.
SIampiey and W. G. Grimeh
On ways and Mesns-Mssrra A. H. Lissak,
A Konsmin. ]. u Dorsey, ThoI B. Prince, d. II.
Benoe, J. L Sxsnsy and J. p. wheeler.
On Mlnss and Mining Anahs-Msssrh J. D.
Msyhugh, Robt Cullen, @. II. Walton. D. sHoth'
or and 5. Z Huse
On State nstitutions-Messrs. Geo. Il. Dana.
9. K. s..mpi.y. J.L. s~an'y. d Mallory and
On Internal. improvements George
Munekton, P.J Psrmatsr, VIM. " Cary. B. v.
Poor and A. Konenan-
On Agriculturs-J R Jacobs, W. n. Carey. J.
F. Rooney, q. T. Folsom and J. A. St Clair.
On Counties and County Boundaries. hes,r1'
J. II. Groves, W. @. Grimes, g. w Walton, T.J.
Tsnnsnt and A. n wingste.
On Education-MestrL N. n Mitchell, W. 7.
Jones. @. N. Folsom, J. R.Jseobs and George ID.
On nc.ruorations-Mesua w. Caldwell, Robt
Cullsn. T. +. Julien. Thos:Parker and James L.
nn Elections .Mssrs Thomss Parker. q. N.
Folssm. A. Il wingats. Eysuother and ;. +.
0n Military snd Indian Affan--MssrISJ. u.
Dorsey, W.T.. Jones, J. R Jacobs, p JaPsrma-
'sT 81 nnT Tr.d. n md Msnufsetuvs1!Ms,srs Tho. B.
prInos. A. K. Potter, J. P. Wheeler, A. n. WIN.
~, Publio MorslS- -MssGx G.w.Walton, w.
NJ Casey and J. P. Wheeler.
n, pnblic PrIntings-Me0rei John Weleh, g.
, T.,mmon and Geo II. Dana.
On Contingent Expenses and Aeceunu-
~s..,. u. A.st. Clair. T. " Julian, b. d H1se'
3. Mallory and B. '. FooL sx.nsv O. K
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StohotHS SVwhhioo~
Judieiny-Welty, Proctor, Sumner, Nelson,
Hutehinga H.
orpora,ions-Carpcntsr, Bsstnan. Haines,
Stevenson, Monroe.
Mines and MlntnS-Stevenson, Linn, Doron,
Nelson, Teny.
Federal Relations-Mason, Monroe, Edwards.
State Affairs-Doron. Moder. Monroe.
Agriculture and Hanufactures-Hainea East
man. Msder.
Edueation-Grsy, Edwards, Terry.
Printing-Doron. Carpenter, Medsr.
Counties and County Observation-Disclosures.
State PYison-Geller. Sumner, Proctor.
Militia and Indian Affairs-Hutchlngs Nelson.
Carpenter. -
State eLibrary-Nclson. Halnss, Hsstinss.
Internal Representatives. Csfpsnter'
Mason.
Public Lands--Edwsrds,5 5Dorcn, Gray.
Claims-Monros, Nelson Edwardh
Public Morals-Msdor, Mason, Wslty. r.-
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watch Lost.

7 osr, ON SATURDAY MORNING. JAN.
u l2th, between the Grey Hound Saloon and
the Crown Point Mine, huntlngcase silver
watch-"J. B." engraved on the back case. The
finder will be literally rewarded bylsaving II at
the bar OF the Greyhound
Gold Hill, Jan. II. 1857. ialf.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-04

.nR. JULIEN PERRAULT,. DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine Of the Faculty OF Paris, Graduate
,ofthe University Queens College, and Phyhcian
Of the st. John Baptiste Society Of San Fran
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