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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

WoKAN--I have always remarked,
says an old traveller that women, in oil
countries, are civil and obliging, ton
der and humaro-Lhst they are ever in
C!inod to be gay and cheerful, timoroas
Ond modeat--Ond thSi they do not hesi.
tate, like men TO perform a gsnGrouS 40.
lion. Not naughty, not arrogant, not
supcEciious, they are full Of courtesy
and fond Of society.-morO liable, 10
sentD toesr 7iran, but ID goaerAl,
also, more Yifluols, Bnd performing
more good actions than he. To a wo.
mao, whether civilized or savage, I
neyersddrGsscd myself 10 tas language
OF deconey and friendship. without re.
ceiVingA friendly suSwer. With man
L hes of:en beea otherwise. In wen.
dering over the barren plains of iuhos
piable Denmark, through honest Swe-
den End frozen, Lapland, rude aud cher
iish Finland, vast Russia and the. vide
qpreSd regions of tho wandering Tartar
--if hungry, dry, cold, wet or siok, the
women have ever been friendly 10 me,
nad uniformly 80. and to add TO this
virtue, SO worthy the appello.ion Of bo-
nevolence, their actions have been per-
formed in SO free end kind a manner,
that il was Sdry, l drank the sweetest
draughs, and if hungry, eat the coar.
oaqi naoFuoI With 10, hln .nI.L
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

II iS notorious that Horace GreSley
improves every opportunity 70 D lsloep.
It Seems that ho tOepg opal practice
a Alhpny. Tho KaiuFrtas Of that
'Nhiia the VOAvenNon was preparing
yesterday afternoon 10 draw seats, Nor.
pbeuS seized Horace Greeley by the
head and sent hilD into drcamlnnd,
where no remained for twenty minutos,
the observed Of oil observers, uudl ono
Of tho page boys tickled him with a
straw aud startled poor Horace us il a
ghost from AudGrsonvilIo had walk cd
down his throat, for hisrmouth wac open
widO enough to take down good sized
goblin. The 7Iibanc Company should
have aecured a photograph OF Horace on
the occasion. Il would be so captiya-
ting. Nothing but BumOilicum's picture
Of the Sleeping Beauty could approach
it. Let US have Greeley mapping and
snoring. What an inducomout II would
be to subscribe for the Tribune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

GIRLs,bewaro Of trifing young msu--
never suffer tie address OF sIFaagsr---
rooOllsot that a steady farmers boy or
mechanic is worth all the hoaSipg trash
in tho world, Tho allutemeais Of a
dandy jack with gold chain sbbht9 his
neck, walking Itlck 10 bic paw solne
honest tailOr'S coat on hia back and =
brsinless skull. can never nsker the
loss ofa fathers houss uaa good
motheSla counsel, and the o6ielp Of
brothers and sistsrs-- their alFaoliouS
last while those Of such d yegng mau
are lostfb The Wlns Of tbs hensympon.
'Tlsl true
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

drinking their "sWoi glass laReri" four
tbs dice. Hero group smoking aud
years ago they would have told you
"Teh fights NIT sissel." Around the
bar are gathered motley crew swear
ins, joking and lu'rrolling, but, I'VE
have seen enough for one night, and so
quio&ly ascend The steps, but scarce
have reached the top, whom wo hear q
shot, ssoau, and the tramping Of feet,
and Two man rush quickly past US. We
Sss no Questions but keep on to our
lodging, and lie next morning read Of q
hOsfhle tragedy il The Daily Vaios. e
NJ. g..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

A prominent New England journal
says an aged man. who has been in the
habit of rising Oahy during a long life, i,
gives tho following: "PlacO a bason Of
cold wa.or by the side Of your bed, whom
you FIRST awrke 10 the morning, dip your
hands in and wet your brow. and sleep
will not again seal you in ito lrcacherouS
embrace,P =.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

A gay old boy Of sixty odd years re-
Gently married, in Portland, Maine, a
blooming maiden mol out Of her teens,
onl on Saturday, night last she present.
ed to her venerable but vigorous l1 ari
.naSleT four children At ons ioskato6p..
two boys and Two girls, After mature
dsliboraIiO6, the old fsllsw has conelu
fed not to drown any Of the litter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

A young lady. rOtidiog in the vicisily
Of Brooklyn, complains that she became
so Interested 10 young man. who visited
her, thut,Wbils in bis society ehO lost her
diamond ring, aud iOnod q brsss one on
her finger instead, and adds, '4hstlR the
ring is returned, she will ask no quos-
lions.n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

daughter, why do you not wOnr your
ringsl" because, papa, they hurt ns
when anybody squoezeS my handl" Z"
What business have you, would like
to know, to have your hand squeezed? ;
"Cerlainly noue; but still you know. pa
pa. one would like 10 keep 10 squeezAble
Order.n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20
An 0bI0 vriter glves ulterauoa o h!

An OblO writer gives utteraucS to the
lolloUing valuable secret;
"Tbia looking forward 10 enjoyment
don't pay. For what | know Of il, |
would as soon chase butterflies for liv.
ing or bottle up noonShino for cloudy
nights. The only way to bs happy iS 10
take thH drops OfhuppiuoIa aS God gives
them TO us every day Of our liveE."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

BEuI4t MyaBEa u PAREsRssuaa, -
Before daylight yesterday hi6rhlng, NJ.
JOSEPH Lilienibiel si69pI Inf61fiosor
pFNl- e-ael ~ 141lAOt, betOW fiHfusI
street, Parkersburg. was brulally mur.
dered in his house where he was sleep
ing alone.
When found, bic skull was fractured
in several places, and his throat was cut
evidently at single blow. from car 10
earand the spinel column nearly sever
ed. The knife with which tho outing
Wss frst supposed to have been done, +,
was cuSO knife used by Mr.. I.ilionth.
al, 10 cut dried beef and cheese. II was
however too ANAL for such heavy duty
bu, was leIl lying near the body. cover.
cd with bloUd The other wounds. nine
in number, were apparently inflicted
with batchol, clever, or other heavy,
shatp instrument. Blood had spirited
from the wounds upon the wall and no
to the ceiling. Dr.. Coles and Dr.. Davis
who made the examination. pronounced.
either oIthe three fractures Of tho skull
Gufficient to cause death. 10 addition 10
these, there we're several scalp wounds.
A cIOan cut through and ScroSG the for.
head into the brain, presented q terrible
uppesrunce. The Saloon was stripped
of ito valusbIas, lso gold watches, all
the money and cothing-sn empty pock.
ct book vas left upon tho table, Par.
kcrsburg Times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20
THE OLD COUPLE.

Do you remember, Mary dear,
As you pass through the porch.
Agood old country couple
In tho first pew Of the church'
He walks on crutches rs he comes
Adown the dusty vay;
She wears queer old bonnet he
A coat Of homespun gray.
She always brings with her a SPris
OF lavender or sage
They read the chsrch responses in
The broken tOnes of age.
'Tis said their early life was lihe
Some strange and wild romance;
His heart, the eagles courage shared,
His eye the eagles glance.
And she-ah, Who would dream ii nOwi
u AZ beautiful and fair; -..,,s-.-
With radiant eyes ard rubby lips
And sunny waves OF hair.
She stood amid the maiden throng,
The lovely cad TIE good,
And mid the beauties Of the east
The Jewish Esther stood.
They loved as few e'er loved on earth
You smile aud look away
You're thinking OF her bonnet. and
His coat ofhomospun gray.
They loved as few e'erlOved on earth.
With undivided heart;
But there are spiIiti stern and cold
Aud they were forced to part,
The maiden sighed for him she loved,
And grew as slight, as pale,
As beautiful as shadows make
The lily the vale.
She sighed by day. and vept by night
You should not be so gay;
You're thinking Of her bonnet, and
His coat Of hOmespun gray,
But, one night, when the aowery bells
Swung on each airy stalk,
A form, as roiseless as the breeze,
Passed down the garden.walk,
Passed down the garden.walk-but paused
Before the open gate;
She knew who, mid the linden trees,
Had promised he would wait,
They fastened through the dewy aelds.
And, with the rising sun,
a bridal ring cleaned on her hand;
- ThosotHO tohd5'earts.w wye Cnei'
They have known joys and griefs SINCE first
They were 50 wildly wed; =
The cherished forms God gave them, all
-Are numbered with the dead.
And now they live alone and watch
The swift years glide away5
She wears that queer old bonnet, he
That coat of homespua gray.
And sometimes, as watch them in
Their wide old fashioned pew.
Think how lime will deal with me.
How it may deal with you.
A few short years, and we no more
Shall thus be young and gay;
You'll wear some queer old bonnet; /
Some coat OF homesPuu gray.
But OF whatever trials come,
Whatever sorrows fall,
Though grace and JOY with youth depart,
Yet love shall live through all.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20
"a SLICE"

Starting out one evening, with view
oftaking Junction in slices, we followed
our guide down . steep pair Of stone
steps and found ourselves 10 a brilliantly
lighted basement, crowded with a mon
grol sot. enjoying life after their man.
ner The quasi gentleman, resplsudcnt
in broad cloth and piuChbeCk jowolry,
side by side with the runting, tearing,
holf Alligator, hall man, lighting the
tiger" the OK. Border RufIian aud Free
Stale man, n,--now transformed into Cop
and 'Rld,'--lhO du'ky Mexican and
swOggoring Palmer, deeply intent in a
game Of chucku buck ns though their
0alyOiiOn depended on Tho throwing Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

The Norfolk market is 'druggOd' With
cherries, and they sell for only "a cents
per quart. New Irish Potatoes arc sci.
Ing at IS per barrel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

The fact that SWinburns's moIhOr was
an Italian iS alleged as cause Of The ar
dent praises OF ltaly in his new poem.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

The 81. Louis Republican Office has a
lunch and coffee room for the benefit Of
the employees.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

A feet Of forty steamboats,. from Mon
taDs, ia coming down tho Missouri liver
with $4,000 lOns Of freight on board.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

Among the Jewels tho Queen ofspAin
recently sold in London was o watch
chain which cost tl20, 900.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

A congress Of literary men Ofall nn-
tons 10 spoken Of TO take place 10 Paris
during the exhibition,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

On Saturday. tho European mSil cent
from Now York By three steamships en-
braced 46,40l packages.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

Chicago prohibits fireworks in the city
limita Oh Independence day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

The Tredegar iron works at Richmond
are ia full operation, employing 400
men.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20
.BREvITIEs.


ouly The idlsr or tho coward rails a.
saiuSI hi' fortune.
P,ieiice aovs from principIe, for ss
man IhinkS 50 80 will act. ~
To be proud Of floArniug. iS the great.
est ignorance.
Lot him that 10 assured be orrs Ii
nothing take upon him to condemn SV.
0sy man that Orts in something.
The lAdios nOy the new cocoa.nuA VA.
tsrfalls arO just the thing to wear RithA
gOurd drOuU, t'lN
What thetnmorphosis dossG wanhsF-
woman often uudOrgoS She gosO to bed
Wa'AefwOman, ,and-gsts up fue linen.
4 AliOhisuu sporting wOmsd has
bought the famous Connecticut trotting
horse Melton for SO, 500 in gOld, 3
There is said to be lady Ia New
York, who, when she Is unable to attend
church sends her card.
Real glory springs from the silent con.
quest Of ourselves; and without that,
the conqucrOr 10 taught but tho 6rSs
slave.
There ere many conundsumS worse
than this: Why Is kiSsing like victoryt
Because II 10 easy 10 Grant.
Sentimental yonlh-"My dear Rih, viii
you share my lot for liGS?" Practical girl
-"HOw many acres are there in your
lot, sh"
The difference bStwseu prossrvsnoa
and ObaIinancy--Ths FIRST iS q strong
will, the second isA strong won't.
The boy who was caught looking
through the future has been arrested foR
trying to see the show without payment.
A veg seeing lady alta party with
very low neck dress and bare armu,
expressed his admiration by ssyiag shs
oul's!rippod tho whole party,
There are very aasctionalo female
friends who kiss each other through two
thicknepSes of vail and knoy how to hug
each other without dilOrrangiug a curl.
"As. .lwoaro ofa," said d witty brute
TO his wife; '.Sben Ibsat you, ! beat bali
Of msrelf" "HWeli;," said Ihemiie. ''then
beat your oWr bsIl 4 y. go ~.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20
BUFFALO

reminds me Of the choice Buffalo
steak served up to US at breakfast, and
Antelope pOt'pio for dinner; the mention
of which like "Machir'S 40 year old"
is enough to make ones very teeth wa
Ter. uI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20
Examination Notice.
,"EXCELSIOR" MILLS
POINT PLEASANT " Va.
Wilson S1 Bro,
PrODrietOrs.
PrOPrietOrs.

THIS Mill Aas been re.6tted and re-.
nodded In tho best possible manner and we
are now prepared to furnish the very best quail.
ity Of flour to all at lower rates than II eau bo
purchased elsewhere.
Particular attention paid TO Custom Grind.
Ing, both In wheat andcorn.
The highest market price paid for Wheat at
ill times. Farmers having such crops to dis.
pose Of will do we'll to give us acalI,
September 20 le65-f,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

hH| NNN ttt aN H.. "
II have tho best wife in the world, n
said long suffering husband; she always
strikes mo With tho soft end OF the
brOOm.p
A cynical journalist says the reason
such a'number Of marriages occur im-
modiaiely after q great war, is, that
bachelors beome so accustomed 10 Siriie
that they learn to likeit
A clock Is said TO have tho least SELF
esteem Of any article Of munufscturs, 90
it is constantly running itself down and
holding itS handU before lis face, hoWeV.
or good its works. ait
A noblOmAn observing large atone
near his gatO, oEdsrsd his ssrvent to
throw tito purgotory. at" said the
servent, II were to throw il to heaven II
would bc mora out Of your way"
A tOucher said 10 little girl at school:
"If a naughty girl should hurt you, like
good girl you would forgive her,
wouldn't youi' "Yes ma'am." she 70.
piled, "If | couldn't catch her." uas
When l came to this country, said al
emigraui, ~ brought sSyeral hundred
dollars ID Eold--and they then cOllsd
me Mr. Smith; but when II was oil gone,
| was only called plain Uncle Bill"
A youngster. perusihg q chapter Of
Genesis, turned to bis mother and inqui.
rod if people ia thos days used TO do
sums on tAs gtouhd. Hs had been rec.
ding the pesSagO, Andtho people mol.
iplied on tho faoS Of tho eSrth."
A madsm, who had suffered some
disnppointmonts, thus deGneS the human
race; "Msn--a conglomeTato riavS 81
hair. tobacco smoke, Coniusion, ooSesiS
and boots. WOmsH--thO waiter, pot
force, on the RiorBaid animal. "IedT0
An Englisb women says awe have
womou for doctors thanks to the Amsri-
cans; woman for gymnSsls, thanks 10 the
French; and soon We shall have Wonen
in Porliaments, thanks to Mr.. MIL.
Female friendship 10 to a man bulWsEk
sWeetener. ornament Of his exlalenos.
To his mental culture il 10 invaluable;
without It oil bic knowledge Of books
will never give him knowledge Of tbS
world. -
A ChinsSs maxim Gays. ave roqpire
four things OF wompn--thas virtue dwell
in the heSrt that modsaty play on her
brow; that SweotneSs dow from hSr llPG
that industry oeeupy her hand"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25

ACCORDING to the Controllers own
figures there will be not less than $780,
900 surplus in the State treasury, on
December 3lst, 1868, over and above
all interest and current expenses. His
figures were made on a $780, 900 loan,
at II and S225, 900 Territorial indebted
ness assuming bonds. Calculate the
difference, on q $500, 900 loan, and give
the present appropriations in lieu of the
lighter figures Of the Controller for cur
rent expenses the addition made by the
Legislature, and count in the expenses
Of the present extra session, and you
have $lo3, 900 surplus, under present
evenue laws, on December 3lst, 1868.
So, again and again, and out Of the
mouths of the State officers themselves,
cometh overwhelming proofof the entire
adequacy Of the present revenue law ;
and the utter lack of necessity for reduc-
ing wages, or q tremendous mine tax,
for the benefit of His Intelligency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25
ACCORDING to the State Mineralogis.'s

ACCORDING to the State Mineralogist's
Report, the Sic, OOO, 900 extracted from
the principal Com,tock mines last year,
cost SIS, SOC, OOO-now, the %junta's bills
will take over $500, oOo-according to
their W admissions, from the Storey
mine profits, if there be any, this year.
And, what for2 The State does not
need the money. His In~telligency does.
/. has been stated on the floor Of the
Senate, that a large portion of the Secret
Service Fund OF '65, given the Governor,
was stolen, and Senators sseley and
Hastings have endorsed this assertion
to US; and declared that the large ma
jority of the Senate of sc were Of the
same opinion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25

TIE RsrsilLe says that the Storey
county papers have opposed the mine
tax and wages reducing bill, on the
ground only of its injury to Storey
county. Not SO, so far at the News is
concerned; nor do we think the criti-
cism applies to any n of our home CO.
te~mporsries. The NEWS has opposed
the Bill on the broad ground of its de-
s,ruc.ive effect on the mining interests
of the State. And such has been the
ground taken in the Senate, by the OPP
pouents of the iniquitous measure. All
argument there has been on the basis OF
opposition properly assumed BY the
Rsvezls: while, quite as properly, sena-
tors have said they would as represen-
,a.ives of particular mining localities
.sprote,t" If the Bill must pass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25

ENOUGH REVENUE Now, y TO SPARE.
On the 25th of January lsst-two
mouths ago, the Controller of this State
said to our Legislature: "The receipts
have not come up to the estimates made
by this Office in the last report; nor
however, from the iueficiency OF the
Revenue Law, bat principally from the
depreciation in value of the assessaole
property Of the State. For the present
fiscal year, the prospects are moro
cheering"
And the Controller sdded-what is
entirely ignored by the Governor and
juuta: "The Pacific Railroad, now be-
ing graded within our limits, will pro-
badly before the next report is made,
cross the State, vastly increasing the
value Of property in its vicinags, be-
sidss constituting in itself a very con-
siderable source Of taxation"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25

GEOLOGICAL SuRvEy.-Congress hay
ing made an appropriation for geologi-
cal and typographical survey of the re-
gion lying between the Sierra and Rocky
mountains, it is said that the Secretaries
of War and the Treasury, as also Gen.
Grant, are taking ar active interest in
the matter. The latter will send q suf-
icient military escort TO protect the par
ties Of survey and exploration. The
information for military purposes in OBJ
tanning a knowledge of localities, ele-
yations, depressions, and natural trails
and supplies of water in future conflicts
with the Indians will prove, valuable,
aside from the mineral and agricultural
resources which will be to a great eI-
tent determined. It will also necessari-
ly furnish most valuable date for further
surveys of the great thoroughfares run
ming east and west across the continent,
or north and south. It will more es.
pecially inurs to the benefit Of the Pa.
ciic States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25

An AWFUL SroRY.-Senator Hay-ins
said that the figures presented by Sena-
tor Meder were "oficisl and taken from
the Controllers Report, and could not
be disputed" That is what the Enter
prise Observation-Disclosures. This is
the most egregrious misstatement ever
made, even by the representative of
baled-hay and milk-mine interests. This
gross misstatement is only another indi-
cation of the desperate eIpedients to
which the cabsl are forced to resort.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25

A grocery-keeper at the
ranch refused the State credit for one
hundred pounds Of flour for the State
Prison, and this is made a reason for a
most unjust enactment, and is heralded
over the world as an exhibit Of the bank
rupt condition Of the State. That was
very cunning on the part Of the Carson
trader, but the Legislature will be very
obtuse if they allow such a d~isgraceful
trick to be played upon them. Mr..
Warden may loose the prisoners, and
welcome. The people will recollcct the
selfish trickery Of the Carsonites, and
when the time comes to relocate the
Capital, will leave them to cut their
grass and dig their potatoes in inglori-
Gus obscurity.-R. r. Repeille.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25

THE junta have no figure " reason
whatever for their scheme. And ac-
eording to their own bills, now fully
exhibited, the great Constitutional
argument on " equality of taxation is
wholly abandoned.
The Corruption Fund scheme Of His
Iutelligency ia now thoroughly exposed.
Is there no one in the Assembly who
has the nerve to introduce the proper
Articles Of Impeachment?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25

GENERAL SHERMAN gives the assur-
ance that his troops on the Plains have
been 50 placed as to afford protection to
the telegraph and mail lines, being TIA
toned at four different roads of emigra-
ton travel. Il is intended to throw q
force Of 1000 men into the heart Of the
Powder and Yellowstone rivers country
10 punish the hostile Sioux.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25
Figures DO Not Lic.o

Such is the old adage; but the figures
given of the receipts and expenditures
Of the State for the third and fourth
fiscal years, by Senator Meder, in the
Senate on yesterday, come about ns near
classifying it Al any we ever saw. We
would like that gentleman to attempt to
get the Endorsement of the Controller to
the gay old computation he made. We
will give the truthful figures, which
that officer will sanction; and are will
ing to accept the receipts as stated by
the Senator, although not what they
should and will be. The $500, 900 Dor
rowed cancels the principal and interest Of
the Bank Of California and Parrot bonds,
the soldiers ,cdrrants and the outstdnding
current expense fund warrants Of last year,
beside, paying the expenses Of the regular
session Of the Legislature. There was
quite an amount in the Sinking and In
terest Fund, which reverts to the Cen
eral Fund, the Bonds Of 1866 having
been cancelled; something like $4,000
currency. This the State had to start
on when the extra session was called.
The amount appropriated for all civil
expenses of the Government this year
49, A.. A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-25

RELIaIousLY AGAINST REvEsuE.-H. 6.
Blasdel vetoed q bill "to restrict gam
ing" which, if it had become q law,
would have Melted the State $4,000 q
year. Yet he is determined to tax miners
at least half q dollar each per day.