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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

ArrrxprlD AssAssIyApIos.-we learn
from the Idaho JStatyman that an at,
tempt was made a short time since to
assassinate the editor, of the 0wyhee
Two dsspersdoss, named
Prescott and Cove, armed with Ratchet
and knife. foupd the editor, Mr.. Hill
wide awake, and both wersi compelled
70 plead for mercy. aa.ttss5.d,itahel
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.orrxooN srook RkpoRr.
DAILY BIT kELsoS. cuuHDucx 4 90.
GOLD HILL.1
SAN HRAxcIsco. juno l.is
SlLRG.

GOLD HILL
SAN YaAxGsco. juno i.Is6s.
sALES
70 Alpha, s1S: IS Bullion. e4o0eio 50; 81
Crown Point, 1le00ell9; % Chollsr.P otoIl,
s245osai71ss50; 90 Danry, eco 5 Exehequer.
81, n 10; 4 Empire Mill, Sa25 10 Imperial, sa04
9se050 SOC 7 Ksntuek, sil114ls; l3o Lady
el6a 5O0eIe7 80; IS Oyerman. t77de76 so;
20 Savage, el5318l53 so; 40 Sierra Nevada,
eos. %; 80 Segregated Belchsr, % so; II
Yellow Jacket, sl,eo00sl ,aio0tl, $50; Gold,
llQa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

TnE National Temperance Adcoedte
strongly favors General Grant for Pres
ident, avowing its belief in the roctitude
Of his habits, after careful investigation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

THH kind of bon-bons Eugsnis gives
to Louis Napolson-French kisses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01

War tho musical mouse ssystoits
mother stHsss me Norlgasw(ms,"
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POLITICAL.
Election Notice.

NoricE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the drat Monday. b efrItday Of Junr, A. ID.
1854 at THEATER HALL IN tho First Wnrd,
and tbs WHITE HOUSE, 6econd ward. Of thu
Town Of Gold Hill. In the county OF Storey,
State Of Nevada, an Election for the following
be held, viz:
Three Tra.ieo. for tho, First WsrA,
Two Trustees for the sceoad WnFdJ
Ono Town MarshnlJ
Oao aTreAsarerI a
Which Election will be opened at eight O'Clock
In the morning and Will continue until SIX O'Clock
In tho afternoon Of the same day.
Dated this 18th day OF May. 4. d. 1865.
I.tgvWET9|H H.iO MANNING
CLERK Of tho Board Of Trustees . Z tho Town Of
Gold Hill.
Gold I'M May u, 1868. ,tl,Jc myl2 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-01
II. HA 4 Il rs,
SILVER SIT Y

Uharsssa ut san fra.ohca Rate. O..
Jy7ltf Il. uARkli
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

HOSE CoNrANy.-A meeting was held Tuesday
night In the Star engine-housc for the purpose OF
organizing hose company. After cdectlng an
organization under the name uf Hope Hose Com.
Pahy, the following persons were elected officers :
President, George W. henry; first vice presidcn nj,
y, \. AuhinuGi second vice president, T. l.. Mon.
roe' recording secretary, Win. II, Clarridge; cor.
.espSnding secretary, " H. jenkins; treasurer,
u. L. Davis; foreman, n, q. Nowland second
foreman, WIN. Zimmerman; third foreman, L.
Shulnah; fourth foreman, Charles Marshall
CURIoSIrV,-A large crowd asscmhlea at the
Mayors court room, yesterday, to hear proceed
ings before Messrs, MckensiG, Bell and Berkc-
ley, OF the county cngri, in the investigation of
The case OF Brow. vs.. Walsh, county constable,
owing to t"siitc Mckcnzlc's absence no tcstl.
moEy was heard,
AfTER REQUisITIOS. Sheriff Dyer, of
Prince Georges county, Md, passed through
Alexandria, Tuesday night, 90 route for Rich
mond, after authority to take Ike Young, col
orcd, now confined 81 the Alexandria county
jail charged with stealing horse, 20 Maryland
for trial
nhAIN,-l cstrrday very inferior red wheat
sold at " D. and g. go for fairs primo white
NJ? Corn ~ oGi sales of $500 bushels Rye
R,65. Oats 72u76 cents.
Observation-Disclosures alc scarce. Some dozen
or more tolts are reported en- route thither but
ice-bound In 'hn river, below Fort Washington
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CONJUNCTION OF PLASETs.-In January we
mad the near approach of Jupiter and Venus and
yesterday we had conjunction of Jupiter and
Mercury; and this phenomenon is the more at.
tractive because the conjunction was complete
on the 10Th inst Jupiter will be in conjunction
with the sun and smoked glass will be in de-
msnd. On the 23d inst the same planet will be
In CONJUNCTION with the moon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

ORDERS for the NATIONAL RErubu AN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs T. NJ. X. Mills & Co., tlate Crandeirs) l2s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. T. Getty L Co.'S,
log Bridge street, where copies Of the RErupLI.
CAN may be obtained daily.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

!" ora SUBSCRIBERS IN ALKxANDHiA-N>
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred atreet, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, is our author
ized agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the fiat day of February.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

The FAIR AND FESTIVAL at Waugh chapel
last evening was largely attended and reflects
credit upon the liberality Of our citizens. The
proceeds OF the entertainment will be devoted
to charitable and religious purposes, and all
should lend helping hand In the worthy object.
lie lair VIII continue on, and tonight 4 mag
nihcent wrapper will be presented to the Wash.
lnston clergyman receiving the highest number
oil votes, handsome gavel will also be given
70 tue temperance organization proving to be
inc iarorifc OF the persons present and we
would advise all interested Eotto fail attending
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slatiunal Arpublitan.


WALLIS OPERA HoUsR-Max. Strakosch will
favor the Washington public with another
operate treat next week-some Ing which they
almost long for, In view Of the taste they have
had, during the present season, OF lyric enter
tainments, Madame Lagrange, Miss Adelaide
phiiiips, Brignoli, and others Of that combine
uon' VIII be welcomed with enthusiasm by oui
opera-going people. The entertainments will
commence on Thursday, the 18th instant, and
VIII continue to the end OF the week. The open
Ing performance will be Flotow's admired com
position OF Martha."
"UNDER TIE GAsLIaHr" 10 still on the bot rd,
at the National, and will be produced tonight.
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ESTERgD SrIT,-It will be remembered that
we published In these columns a few days since
the fact that colOrcd woman had been elected
from the cars OF the Washington, Georgetown
aud Alexandria Railroad Company by tie con.
Iuctor OF the train, The woman, Catharine
Brown, yesterday entered suit against the COM
pany, through her counsel, Mcssrs, Burgess and
Bond, laying damages at 10000 for cjcctmcnt
and injuries sustained.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

BONnS RECOVERED AND TURNED OvEH TO THE
OWNER Many Of our readers, doubtless, re.
member that S. 900 in United States bonds were
stolen from Mr., Amos Pratt OF Boston, In lsjI
The bonds were long since given up as hopelessly
lost, hut yesterday that indelatgable "dy bloke y
Detective Clarvoe, arrived here with the identI-
cal bonds, which no turned over to the surprised
owner,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
1 USITHD STATPa u .ppe .

II UNITED STATE PATENT NFFICP.
a, -, .,., - WAsHISGTUS, Feb. Is. ISIS
rem, praying for the extension OF patent granted
TO HIN the 18th day OF May, 1854, for Improvement
~ nay Elevators for seven years from the expiration
q said patent. which takes place the 0th day Of
May, ISIS:
Ills ordered that the sAld petition DO hoard at the
Patent ofice on MONDAY, tho llth day OF MAY
appear aud show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension arc requIred to lle
Ia the Patent once their objections specially ,et
forth In writing, At least tLostV days bctor The dny
Of hearing; alltestmony eled BY either party, TO be
used at the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
mted IN accordance with tho rules Of the Office which
vii be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, rolled upon as te.u-
mony, must be filed III the ohlcc torntD days before
the day OF hearngi the arguments, II any, within tea
days after hllng thctestimOny.
Ordered, also, that thlh n1tcc DO pnbl,hcd.n the
c., and in the Register. SOrri,tuwn, Penn, once
awrek for three successive weeks; tho hrst or said
day OF hearing. A N STOUT
nh6-TSt Acting Comm Ter OF Patents
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FuNERAL oP Mn. JANIS A. MoRAyD.-Ycstet.
day afternoon the remains Of Mr.. James A. Mo.
rand who died OF consumption where he was
stopping, at tho corner Of seventh and I streets,
were buried in the German cemetery adjoining
Glcnwood cemetery. Mr., NJ, was about IS years
OF age, and was a clerk In the Interior Depart.
ment. The remains were accompanied to the
grave BY Oriental Lodge, No. 10, I. o. o. F., mar
shalled by Mr.. q. Eber, and Phoenix Tent, No
u, |. o. q. Rechabites, marshalled by Nathan
Dclvergnc, headed by Heald's brass band. de-
ceased had no relatives in this city.
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!
the post Office, Georgetown, d. O., March 8, isGs
Berrymsn, Charlotte Jackson, Mrs Annie-2
Birch, Mrs ~ Jones, Annie Eiizabeti
brown, Miss Clara Jackson, Miss Marth,
| Clark, Cath (coD Johnson Mrs D,nici
Camel, Elizabeth johnson, Miss Anna
C.yrh ngnes Lee, Miss Mary
| Calcut, Abigail Law. Mrs w
| Davis, Miss Annie Mcknew Mrs REM
Digs, Miss Nancy Miller, Mrs Msr,bs
Digs, Louisa Neal, Regenia
Davis, Mrs James Riley, Kate
Drury, Julia Roam, Ruth
| Dyer, Miss Kate Rutage, MrsAE
i rIsathk KIP, MISS Bette Trundle, Mrs Martha
nan Miss Fulvia Walker, Miss Mollie
lance, Miss Nellie Waters, Miss Mary l.
Howard, Miss Mary Welcome, Maria
Henson, Miss Margaret
0ENrLgaEN's LIST.
ATrison, VIC Johnson, Robert
adams, j Is Kelly, Patrick
Belt, WmH Lynch nj
Bremen, Willie l. Murawn, John
Butler, Lawrence l. McCann Michael
Curtin, Patrick Mitchell \ q
COughlin, John AIerclth RI
doom, Josial Owens w
Dyer Robert Fly Parry, WIN
Donaldson, Montg'y Parsons, BeniF
Doremus, II Prime, A
English, Snowdeu, Thos
GREENWOOD, u w Steinhardt, Adolph
mn, John StrcckeT, Ad
naul, DE- Turner, Geo II
Hamilton, Roht tcold) Thompson, Coco
Hearn, Capt rhos Taylor, Thos Y
harris, ChHs Taylor, Joseph
Harrison, Geo Wilson Joseph
hoeIman, John Waters, Thos ]
tkoROE HILL, in, T. VI.
INTERVIEWS PoR THE MONTH OF FERRuARy.
The following is the report OF the undertakers
to the Board OF HealtA for the month Of Feb
ruary: -
Number Of deaths, %; males 0, females 10, of
which number were colorcd.
cause OF death, phthisis and consumption, 6;
dropsy, I; old age, 2; cancer, l, congestion OF
lungs, congestion Of brain, l; catarrh, l; uas-
tritic, i frozen to death, /; Group, |; unknown
Of age; 10 between 30 and 60; aSod Gs; aged II;
SO, and 50 years Of age
STEALING 4 HaUsE.-A colored woman named
Harriet Lee mot quite as strong as Samsonl was
arrss,ed BY Oniccr Harry, of the county, on tho
0ompiaint Of Mr.; U. Rented, who charged her
WIN stealing his partially burned building, on
piece meal. She was taken heiore Justice
buekey, whcre an examination IN the matter
was h"u' resulting In heI ac1uital of the charge.
PoToMAC nWIsIoS.-At the regular weekly
meeting VI ihis Division, held at Odd Fellow
haIl on "wednesday evening, six new members
were initiated. Messrs. Aiken and Drew from
Warrington, were present and addressed the
Division, and the Potomac OunrtsIte Ohm
treated those present to some Of 'tkeiT excellent
music. w "' '>''"'"'
THE New WAroB-housR.-The contractors
are about Ia commence the building OF the new
watch house and prison, In rear Of the present
SsIs OF the statlon.house, The contractor is
VIM HendeFson, and the brick and stone work
VIII DO done BY Messrs. W. T.. Dent 4 ThieIcke.
o. washington. The work will be completely
the middle Of April.
The JOHN GiBsoS..-Thc pres idant of tho Nor
chahts' New Line OF Steanle;s, J, W. Thompson,
the rudder of tie steamship John Gibson which
was bro sen on Wednesday afternoon 10 her en-.
r~ater TO crush the Ice in order to make a track
York. ~ ''N"
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DEPARTMENT Of THE INTERIOR,
~ uSlTED STATES PATRsT OFFICE,

WtsH!NuTON, FehruAry "a, lkl
On the petition Of Jous BsowS, ofNew YoTt N 7
the 8h day ot May, 1884, for an Improvement in HOt
water Apparatus, Tor seven years from the expiration
May, 1868; 80 -
Patent oaice GU MONDAY, the iith day OF May next,
A. sioes m And all persons are notified 70 appear
ought not 10 DO grated
Persons oPposinE the extension required to ale In
lhs Patent once their Objections specially set forth in
NrlnTp at least tcsny days before the day OF hear.
the said hearipg nust he Een aud rGn.mitted In ac
eordapce with the rules OF tue office, which Will be fur
ulshed on application,
Dispositions AID other papers, relied upon as teSti-
nony must be died In the Office tioehty days before the
day OF hehrng the arguments, any, within ten days
After hling the testimony, 4,
Ordered. also that this notice be published In the
RsrUpLIcas and the hatelIigeHcer, Washington, D.
O., and 10 the Tipss, New YORK. n, y once week
Tor three weeks the hrst Of said
A. NJ STOUT.
mh5.ThS Acting Commissioner Of PatsntS
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si'ia for French whacboue CorseI,; cents for
Corset st"cl', Also, lioop-skris. Shoulder Braces,
anu CorsHs Of all styles. altered aud made to order.
aud OF warranted, at Charlie. DAuu's. ~ Louisiana
avenue, between Sixth aud seventh streets
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

MEMBERSHIP or "sHAREs." by the month, 80
eents All the NEW BOOKS as soon A. published
Also, ~ The day or week. Old Book, bought by the
and At t6s Seventh street between aud T. under
the once Of the Collector OF Internal Revenue also
he United States Assessor Onlcc fe7.tf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

AccIDEST.-Yesterday morning = gentleman
named IL, 7. Harrison, of Montgomery county,
along Massachusetts avenue, fortunately ne,
eeiSfng but slight bruises,
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Amusements.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

| NATIONAL THEATRE
FRIDAY. MARCH
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT
UNDER THE oAsLtdHT.
GREAT RAILROAD SCENE.
THE wHARvEs OF NEW YORK.
VIEW OF THE TooMBs
In full preparation the elegant emotona play Of tn,
LONE CHATEAU.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MARcH7,
At2o'clock,
GRAND MATINEE
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT
Admission 90 eentsI Children half price
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
LA GRANGE.BRIGNoLI
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
THURSDAY EVENING, March l2, lss,
MARTHA,
with Miss McCglloeh, Miss Adelaide Phillips.
signors Brgnoii, 0rlandini, sartL
""''es. Uonane'or Nicola
FRIDAY: UN BALLo IN MAsCHERA
SATURDAY LAST NIGHT
Admission Vi reserved scat. psrauet,s and circle.
%; orchestra chairs, ~ Sale reserved seat, will
commence Monday, at a. IN, at Metrerott . Music
o.oIe. mhC.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

IRON IN rnE BLooU. When tho blood Is well sun.
piled with its iron element. W. icel yigorou and full
Of animation. Iii an insufcicucy Of this vital OLE
men' that makes Us feel weak and low spirited all
such ny taking tho Peruvian Syrup, IA protoxdc Of
lron, can supply this deficiency and viii be wonder.
fully nyigOrated,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

AN OLD TEsTAMENr.-Thc Baltimore GORE.
spondent of the Buffalo fJmHtlr..I .idrcriiur
says There Is or exhibition In one of the book
stGrcS Of tins citya very interesting memorial,
In the shape OF Testament. 1t is handsomely
bound in wOOd,with metal hinges and clasps and
embossed lettering on the back and sides the
whole exterior ornamentatlOR being n0at and
aItistiG, unoEo Of the hy-loaYes Is the following!
came from the Garden OF Gothscmane, near the
CITY Of Jerusalem. They were brought by the
ward Lycett by Mrs. WIN, Stickney, his da ugh.
ter, who accompanied her father to Palestine
Signed, Amos Kendall, aged Is years, December
81, 1907"
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MILITARY FUNERAL.-The remains of the late
COL A. +, Albert and his wife, announced in the
REPuBLiCAS n few since Ms having arrived here
per steamer from New York, were consigned to
their final resting place yesterday morning. The
funeral was In charge Of = detachment of the 5th
United states cavalry, and were deposited In the
cemetery at Rock Creek church. Col. Albert was
in charge OF the 18th United States cavalry, and
himself and wife were stricken down by the
terrible disease of yellow fever at Galveston
Texas, In August last,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Report OF the Chairman OF the Conn
mittee ON Public schools OF the
Hoard OF Common Council on the
bill to maintain and increase the
efficiency of the Public schools.
and the debate i'm the board on
TINT hill nm the I'd insl.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

HYPERION BASE BALL CLUR.-rhis club held
Its annual meeting at Magee's Hall, on l. between
Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets, on Wednesday
GERS OF tho club for tho ensuing six months,
frOsdeat, Frank g. nHnielsj vice president
GsIsni oorresponIInr :, sretaTV tGrwin nI mmr
gesserj treasurer, William Gadsby Directors,
Robert l.. Doyle, Jr, George Joyce, and Edward
MeCaucy. Executive Committee, rhos. Callnn
J: X. Finney, q. W. Joyce, W, dadshy, q. ".
Finney, and j. Anderson
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METzERoT HALL.

Nj u u 7 l..
OLE BULLS
GRAND sCERTs
OLE BULL
Has The honor 10 announce that he will give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
March and 10.
Assisted by the following talent:
MADAME vARIAS HOFFMAN.
The favorite Prima Donna; =
MIR. IGNATz PoLLAK,
Baritone, aud
Mr.. EDWARD HOFFMAN,
The eminent Pianist and Composer.
RcsnrxnSn dollar
The sale Of Reserved Seat. will commence. an
WEDNESDAY, hORNlNG, at 0 . clock, at MeIerou's
FIJI particular, in future announccmcats
mh2-tf
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1ABLEAtS. MUSIC,
AND REFRESHMENTS,
PoR BENEFIT or
MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Entertainment,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY,
March ), 4, aud 8, at
Cd D Lows HALL
Doors open at o'clock
tickets u; Children % cents. mLp..t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

The following is the list Of letters remaining In
the post Office, Georgetown, d. O., March 8, is0s;
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o, 5, FowLER's last lecture at Metre,o!t Hall,
Friday evening, at 1850, on "lGtelleet, Memory
Selt-cducation." Admission 25 cents, Last hour
Of HE chronological examinations at the Ebbitt
House TLosaHy, at p. m Call at once:
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RELaIoU, SERvICEs.-The Rev. W, T. ID.
Clemm will preach in the Ryland chapel NJ. E.
church, corner of Tenth and ID streets, Iceland !
on sunday morning, the Sth inst, at II O'Clock,
a. M, and y p. IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-08

WHEAT BECOMES or TnEhH-Almost
every body has read an article which
went the rounds OF the newspapers a
few years since, entitled, what be-
comes of the pins2" We think it
might be equally pertinent to enquire
what becomes of the nails, especially
when the immense production of that
Indispensable article is taken into con-
sIderation. We are told that in Pitts
burgh, during the twelve months inter-
Yening between March 1867 and the
same month in 1868, four hundred
thousand kegs OF one hundred pounds
each, were made. In our own
city, when all the Nail
Mills are in full operation, we are
Informed that the weekly production is
in the neighbornood of twenty thou
sand kegs. And these are only two of
the many points at which nails are
manufactured in the United States,
but, perhaps, they are more largely en-
gagged in that class of manufactures
than any other two in the country,
Two of the mills here have capacity OF
about $500 kegs per week, each,-the
wages OF their employees alone amount
ing to about one thousand dollars per
day. The gentleman who furnished us
the foregoing data informed us that
last week four thousand and fifty kegs
were cut and made ready for market
at the stop mill"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-08

ADVICE THAT SHOULD BE HKEpED-We
desire TO call the attention of the am icted 70
vegetable cathartfc free from mercury and
ali mineral poisons, and undoubtedly the
neTyous and sick headache, bilious disorders
and all affections of the Liver and Blood;
They are, as their name indicates, Blood
PtlE they search the blood for disease and
strike at the very root, thereby affecting not
temporary but permanent cures. As pur-
gative, they are all that can be desired, be-
questionahly one of our most satisfactory
CathaTtIc Pills, and should be kept in every
household, and, when taken In conjunction
with Roback's Blood Purifier, are unequaled
for curing Scrofula, Skin Disease, Old Sores,
Salt Rhenm, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, TumorS,
Eruptions, and ali diseases arising from q
disoTdered state of the blood or q disorgan-
lied state of the system. Try these medl-
cines and you will never regret IL. Ask those
who have used them, and they will tell you
they are the best OF medicines. Gold. by all
druggtsts everywhere. aprls-lmd6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-08

STARDISa AFFRAY.-DurinEt the last
trip of the st. Charles to Cincinnati. a
serious ARRAY occurred on board be-
tween Two deck hands while she was
taking in coal at Pipe Creek, Jew
miles below tho city, The parties were
white and n colored man, between
whom some difficulty had existed for
sometime. When the boat reached that
point, a line was thrown out to make
fast to u barge, loaded with coal, in
order that no time might be lost in
transferring it from the barge to the
steamer. As the line was thrown, the
negro applied some opprobious eptthet
10 the white man, who drew large
knife and made a number OF thrusts at
the colored man, cutting him severely
in The head and arms. The other coll
ored deck hands Immediately made a
rush for the white man. but he sue
ceeded in eluding them, and took refuge
in the cabin. The negroes vowed to
take vengeance on him for having NAL
treated their companion, and II was
only by the utmost vigilance on the
part of the captain and officers that
they were prevented from carrying out
their evil design. At favorable OPP
the white man was put
ashore beyond the reach of his would
be Inurderers. We could not learn the
names of the parties engaged In TINS
ARRAY, but we ascertained
that one of them resides in this city. In
The melee the white man received q Sc
we're wound in one of his hands: When
how he received IL, he
could give no. satisfactory account oIlt.