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Fires.

CINCINNATI, April 13th.-A fire broke
out about IL O'Clock last night in the
tannery of A. Bartleny, on the CANAL
near Findlay street. The building was
burned and with it the slaughter house
of John Sinxford, Thos. Reeds tam
nery and the ice house of the Cincin-
natl Ice Company. The loss on the lat
ter was $12, 1000 and on the former from
six to eight thousand dollars.
NEW YORK, April IA fire in a
tenement house on Mintona street this
morning, damaged that and the neigh
boring buildings to the amount of some
10000. Robert Miller and wife, occu-
pants of a room in the tenement house,
were taken out by firemen, but they
are not expected to live. A Mr.. Silver
threw his baby. out of the window,
which was safely caught. His wife then
jumped out, badly fracturing her legs
and arms, and the man jumped out
safely. Three or four others are re-
ported badly burned or partially sutto'
Atwater, Benham & Co.'s finishing
goods warehouse, on Pearl street, was
damaged to the amount of $4,000 by
fire, this morning.
CHICAGO, April IA fire at Leland,
Illinois, this morning, destroyed prop
erty valued at $4,000; insured for
BosToN, April 1.-THE steamer 20
diac OF the regular line between bos-
ton and Savannah, burned TO the
waters edge at the wharf, this morn
ing. No cargo on board. She was
owned by Murray, Ferris q 'Co', Oh
New York.
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GtneqateltiQetrre1
The state ConYenlion.

onthe second page ofthis paper will
be found the call of the State Central
Committee for, the Union State Com
vention. 1t is called to meet at Clarks-
burg, on Thursday, the 2Sth day of
May. The Committee have had several
meetings, but finally agreed on the
time and place last evening. Wedo not
doubt that the announcement will give
general satisfaction. Considerable effort
was made to induce the Committee to
decide in favor OF Wheeling; and we
must say that in their final action the
Committees which is composed wholly
of citizens of Wheeling, has done
disinterested and generous thing.
The timo is early, but the margin is
sufficient and we need an early and
thorough organization and will hardly
effect it till after the Convention. It
was considered desirable to avoid hold
ing the Convention during the session
of the Legislature and 1t could not be
anticipated when the session would
end. 1t was thought many members of
the Legislature would be delegated to
AAo SOANCALAOh anu Lhal ~ mOulu SulL
most OF them better TO stop at Clarks-
burg day or two before the meeting of
the Legislature thant to break in on the
session. ..-.
1t will be necessary now for our
friends to go to work promptly, to ap-
point delegates; and the brfet time al
lowed will also make it lively for the
candidates. Read the call on the next
page. IL Il E
WE hear that DIR. Pinnell, of Buck
hannon, is a candidate for Congress in
the Second District, and intends to take
the stump about the first of May.
WE have to thank Hon. c. D. Hub
bard for valued documentary favors.
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COMMERCIAL AND FTNANCIkI.
MARKETs ny TELEaRAPn.
NEW YORK, April II, 1865.
REGULAR REPORT,

CoTToN-Steady with q moderate
business; sales of z, 900 bales at 311<c for
middling uplands, closing firm with
some holders refusing to sell under 32c.
FLoUR-Closed cents better on low
GRAIN-Wheat-Fairly active and 1c
better, with a fair demand for export
and home use. Rye-Quiet and firm at
81 go for western. Oats-Quiet and
steady at s61<ae61<c for western ahoat
and in store, CoTn-IoWer and dull at
81 21a1 . for new mixed western afioat
and 81 20 for old mixed western in
store.
PRov1s1oNs-Pork- Rather more
steady with buyers of Mess at 81 90
regular and sellers at 81 10. Beef.
Active and steady. Cut Meats-Very
6rm with fair demand. Bacon-Quiet
and firm at lie for Cumberland Cut.
LARD-Favor buyers with more bust-
ness at 171za175<c for fair TO prime
steam.
Eeos-Rather more steady at 2t1z
DRY GOODS.
The cotton goods market rsmains In
active and steady. 1t is influenced by
the extreme prices prevalent for the
raw material Heavy brown sheetings
of the best makes in steady but mod
crate request at 19e for Atlantic A and
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Sergeant Bates i'm RashIne1On.--HG
Br1nEs up Mt rhe white House.


WASHINGTON, April IA Sergeant
Bates, carrying the United States flag,
arrived here this forenoon, and was
met at the Long Bridge by a committee
of citizens and escorted by large
crowd to the Executive Mansion. He
was met at the portico by President
johnson, who invited him into the
East room and then gave him a hearty
welcome. There was no experimenting
INDUCED In on the occasion, it being
totally devoid of formality. After a
few moments conversation the Ser
geant, accompanied by n large con-
course, left on the line of March down
Pennsylvania avenue.
The dedication of the Lincoln monu-
ment, erected by the citizens of Wash
ington in front of the City Hall, will
take place tomorrow. Mayor Wallack
to-day addressed a communication to
each member of the Cabinet, asking
that the departments be closed in time
to allow the clerks and other employees
an opportunity to attend the ceremo-
nies OF the dedication, which will take
place at 2, NJ, The monument will
be unveiled by the President and dedi-
Gated by the Masonic fraternity OF the
District.
Sergeant Bates proceeded to the Me-
tropolitan Hotel, and having assembled
to the portico the Hon. Chas. A. Ed
ridge delivered an address. Mr.. Mich
Ter, Superintendent of Public Build
ings, who was to place the flag on the
dome, was sent to Mr.. Brown by a po-
liceman and Mr.. Brown endorsed 1t,
giving the required permission. The
paper was then handed to the police
man in charge of the door, who would
not let Bates pass into the capitol with
out the further endorsement of Ser
geant.at-Arms OrCiway of the House of
Representatives. Not wishing to wait
longer and tired of delay, Bates, with
his friends, LEFT the capitol to plant the
flag on Washington's Monument.
proprietor of which entertained them
gratuitously.
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CANADA
EuIOxy ON McGee-Fenian Distur-
hnnca-The Public SentIment.

EuIOEy on McGee-Fenian Distur-
bnnee-The Public Sentiment.
MONTREAL, April 13.-At the conclu-
sion of portion of the eulogy on Nc
Gee, in the church where the Fenians
were denounced, the Bishop was greet
ed with cheers; few people were badly
crushed, and one or two run over in
the great crowd.
hoping the murderers may be arrested.
ToRoNTo, April 13.-The body. of the
notorious Mike Murphy arrived from
Buffalo this afternoon under the aus
pices of the HIbernian Society.
Meetings continue to be held in vart-
GUS sections of the country condemning
the atrocious murder of McGoe, ana
sympathizing with his family.
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West indies,

NEW YORK, April 14.-A Havana
special to the Herald states that General
Baea has been refused passage at
Baracas, on the U. 8. steamer Naco,
The floating of the Monongahela at
Santa Cruz, had been twice attempted
but was Intellectual.
The Hannah Grant affair has been
settled. The o. 8. naval officers fully
justifies the Venezuelan authorities.
The American brig Bellorcrest was
recently fired upon from the fort at
st. Thomas.
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The Erie War.

ALBANY, April 14.-In the Senate to.
day the Erie bill was taken up in Com
mittee of tho Whole.
Mr.. Chapman moved substitute for
the first section, which legalized the
ten millions issued.
The following is section 1st: It shall
be lawful for the Erie Railway Compa-
ny to use tine money realized from con-
vertible bonds issued by said company
of the 18th of February and Sd OF
March, amounting in I'll to ten million
dollars, for the purpose OF completing,
furnishing, and operating the railroad
and for no other purpose. Progress
was reported without action.
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MEXICO.

NEW YORK, April 1A-yera Cruz
dates OF the 5th via Havana to the Her
aid state that seven penalties OF the
law of january, 1852, against traitors,
are to be modified.
a revolution is threatened in Nuvo,
Cain and OahRiIR.
Gen. Allovin has been ordered by the
courts of Yucatan to release all his con-
scripts.
tha Pacific and American steamship
lines between the ports on that ocean
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Henry Clews & Co., Rufus Hatch & Co.,
and other merchants and capitalists OF
New York, in favor of a national rail-
road between Washington and New
York. Referred to the Committee on
Roads and Canals.
The House resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole and proceeded to
the Senate Chamber, from which It soon
returned. AT half past II adjourned.
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GEORGIA.
gen. Meade Providing for EaI1
Election.


AUGUSTA, April 13.-Gen. Meade has
issued an important order to the mill
tary authorities to provide for fair
vote, and for the preservation of peace
during the coming election. No intim-
idation is to be allowed on either side,
and all persons are forbidden to carry
election polls. All violations of this
order are to be tried by military COM
The canvass is heated and both par
ties are straining every nerve.
There was severe hail storm this
afternoon, injuring the fruit and veget-
alton.
SAVANNAH, GA, April 13.-At a Con-
servative meeting last evening, in the
Masonic Hall, the names of ]. B. Cor
don, for Governor; II. s. Fitch, for
Congress; and Rufus E. Lester, for
State Senator, were received with loud
applause. The audience was addressed
by several prominent speakers.
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CTEUBENVILLE
Female Seminary.

From its charming situation on the banks
of the Ohio, surrounded by shade trees, this
well known school affords delightful re-
treat for Summer study.
TermB:-Per session Of dve months, "a
WeekB-Boarding, with room and light, 30;
Music, Painting land Languages, extra. "A
deduction OF Is per cent Is made for the
daughters Of eletgynnen. The next Summer
Session opens May 4th.
For catalogue apply to-
Rev. 9. Q. BEATTY, D.D., LII. D., supt. or
Rev. A. n. REID, a. n, Principal.
STEUBEENILLE, o.. March 1893
apF4-3tdhw
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RiYer nnd Wentner.

PITTSBURGH, April 14.-Riyer IL feet
1 inch by pier mark and rising. Wea-
ther cloudy and wet.
CINCINNATI, April 14.-The river has
risen 4 inches, with 81 feet in the chan
mel.
The weather is cloudy; Thermometer
$40. There was thunder storm this
morning with a heavy rain.
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oSRofthe reporters on New York
daily paper persists in sleeping with his
mouth wide open. The other morning
he woke up and found that a pretty
spider had built a nest in the rather
SPACIOUS vacuum thus afforded.
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WASHINGTON, April 14.-The consul
at Porto Rico reports the cessation OF
cholera at st. Thomas.
at Porto Rico earthquakes are OF
daily occurrence.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

LONDON, April 14-1:2O P. Moon
soils 931<; U. s. Bonds 727s; Illinois
Central 9S; Erie 46.
Pork, quiet and steady.
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sergeant Bafea.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 13.-Ser-
geant Bates arrived here this afternoon,
and metwith an enthusiastic reception.
He will arrive in Washington to-mor-
row.
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CHARLESTON, g. c., April 1s.-Mr.
Ashley and other Republican speakers
are addressing a radical meeting here
Tonight.
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AGIINT5 WANTED
FOR
MEN OF OUR DA Y;

Or the Lives and Deeds Of Generals, States
men, Orators and Political Leaders now on
sHERMAr, CoLTAx,- SUMNER, STANToS,
SRKRrDAN, YATES, CURTIS, TRUMBULLs
WADE, MORTON, PHLLIPS. FARRAsuTs
CHASE, LOGAN, STEvENs, BEEcHER, SE-
WARD, BOUTWELL,, DIX, HAKLrN, FEESEss
DIN Howard, AND OTHERS, with over ~
IifesIfke Portraits OF Living Men. Sold Only
by Agents. Great Inducements Send Ios
Cireulars. ZEIGLER, McCURDY q Cg.. 0l9
a rch ST. PhiIadelphia. Pa. aprZ-ltW
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SAID an Irish justice to an obstreper.
ons prisoner ON trial: "We want
nothing from you but silence, and ont
little OF that"
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NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamer
from Bremen, has arrived.
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Indian head, and 1s1< for Pacific ex-
lins sell readily at 29aS0c, Wamsutta
at 25c, and Tuscarora at 221x. In prints
there is no particular change to OBJ
serve. The Cocheco, Spragues and Pa
cific Mills brings 141zal5c, and Meri-
mack ID l4a141S, --s-
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A srABnB at Fashion Course, Long
Island, was burned on Satnrd4y 1slt nignt'
and with it the trotting mare Fearless.
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GEORGIA pays tax on but one gold
watch, and that belongs to coloreo
man.
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The Baltimore American
PUBLISHED
Daily, Tri-week1y and Weekly.
THE DAILY AMERICAN.

Nailed for one year, Csingle copy atsL5O.
LARGE DISCOUNT TO CLUBS.
Clubs of Twenty-Five Subscribers, at One
Dollar each. Each subscriber receives Fifty
two numbers for One Dollar.
The Weekly American contains Local,
State and Foreign NeWB Of the week. New
tareSttng Stories, In each number.
Sand for specimen copies. Subscribers Will
transmit q Qraft or Post Omce money order
when practicable Address,
CHAs. s.C-FULTON & SON,
American Omce, Baltimore, Md.
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MoNEY ANp sToCKs.

GoLD-Lower, under free sales by
the Treasury, amounting to about half
a million; opened at 1855 and closed at
1Ss3za1Ss1<.
GovERNMENr STocKs-H. Clewes 81
Co. furnish the annexed $3.50 prices: Cou-
pens 'Sl, 112a1121S; do '62, 111Ha111%;
'64, 109a1091S: do '65. 1O99Sal091z; do
new, 1O7sSalO73<; do '67, 1O75Sa10s; 10.40s
1013<aIOI5S; 7-3Os, lO61<aIO69S.
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WE hear that DIR. Pinnell, of Buck
hannon, is a candidate for Congress in
the Second District, and intends to take
the stump about the first of May.
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WE have to thank Hon. c. D. Hub
bard for valued documentary favors.
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Leave of absence was granted to sew
eral members.
Mr.Perham, from the Committee on
Pensions, reported bill relating to
pensions, which was recommitted.
Mr.. Taber presented memorial of
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The west half Of lots and 10 in lInck l.. :
Proctor Green's division If Cars City, and inI
Provements, tax and delinquency 80 20.
Lots and 10 block CO. same division, tax and
delinquency 6S.
Lots S and block co, same division, tax and
delinquency 81.
Lots . and lIock Co, same division, tax AMI
delinquency CS.
Lots >, ;, 6, : and 10 block IL, same division,
tax and delinquency 9 ~.
Northwest quarter of tIaCk 20. Fhillir'S Giyi
sion Of Carson City. tax and delinquency IS.
North jal3 feet tie northeast QUAR- NJ block
20 same division. tax and delir qucncy 90 cts
Lots ? and 10 in block ., Of turIy's division If
Carson City, tax and delinquency Il.
Lots !. > ,. i. ;. 6. :. $. 8, lc II and T. in
block one Il Of Van Wink" Il Pr cturs division III
Car,on City, tax ard delinquency ON each lot
- cts.
Lots l. = ;. ! ) and { in block e said divi-
sion, tax and delinquency On each 1T .. cts-
Lots L. l. inclusive. the whole # hCck E.
same division, tax anu delinquency On each lot,
- cts
Lots to l. inclusive the whole e Heck IL,
same division. tax and delinquency On each lot,
81 cts.
Lots / 70 L. inclusive. the whole # Il7'k 20,
sam" division, Tax and delin4u, ucy IN each lot,
81 cts.
SAM c DFNSO%.
District Attorney, Urm>hy county.
\ w. Nc T1NCirI. shcritt. mis-
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state Revenue Stamp sc ~
CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY oF oh heb =
>IntLa Jn.tice's Court, Cars Tuaa>hip, in
and for said County Of Ormsby.-lhe state II
Yerad, sends greeting to J. c Rice You are
hereby summoned 10 al Iear before me al my once
in Carson City, in Carson Township, IN Otnisbt
county. the
eth day Of April, A. ID. 1867,
at 10 o'clock NJ. and answer unto the c, ml.iaint
Of John Z. Cheney, VIII" sues t" oh''Ah jhdEmeh'
AGAINST Won for the sum of one hundred and nine
ty. nine dollars and rirhty-four cents ssle9 ~
Said amount is alleged To be lue fer goods. wares
and merchandise sod and delivered I" you. as
appear, by account on file in my lice, when
Judgment will be taken against You for the sald
amount together with costs ard damages, ii you
fail to appear and answer,
70 the Sheriff or any C"nstahle q 'Ae sue
county. greeting: Make !, gal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day = March,
A :. D. 1865. L. T. Mt hhhbi.
Justice Of the Peace, Carson IowEshlp.
uh5-ti
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So 81 MON =.

Fifty cents State Revenue stan =.
~ THE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA PRE-
/ cinct. in the county Of Douglas. State # Ne
vs,la. Bef :. T. futile. }. T.. J. X. johnson,
plaintiff, against ". Mcleod, defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greeting T. ". Mcleod
defendant. You are hereby summoned to appear
before me-. my Office in tienoa Precinct, in the
county # rU-laS. the
2jth day of April, 4. ID. 1865,
AT l. O'cl1ck N. IL answer the complaint Of the
above nanssi p!aintit, who sues ypn II recover
unetv-ci-ht and >,'-InO dollars alleged in plain
tin comp Amt on file herein IL he due him from
Won follows: Seventy three and 80 lW dollars
for vols. wares and merchandise sold and q liv-
ere You at your request and twenty-five d llar-
ior much money paid t" !. J. MuS>er for you AZ
ypur request. when iud-ment Will he taken
against you for the said amount, together with
cost, and damages, il You fail t. appear and an
Swcr
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Douglas
county. greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof
Given under ny hand this 21st day Of March, A
D. 1>GS.
s. f. FUTILE.
A Justice Of the Peace If said Precinct.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF 0RNSBS.
- District Attorneys Office. - Notice of suits
commercially the following named defendants,
and to all owners claimants to the real estate
ana improvements thereon. or improvements W lie n
assessed separately, hereinafter described. known
have been commence, in the Justices Court, Car
Township. by the State Of Nevada. laintiff.
against each Of the defendants Hereinafter named
and each ofthe following described tracts par
GELS OF land. with the Improvements thereon, and
nprUv enIentS when separated assessed situated
in Ornsbv comfy, and all owner. of claimants to
the same. known or unknown, to recover the tax
and delinquency. assessed to said defendants,
against said property, for the fiscal year com
neIcinE the first day Of January, l>tI and
ending on the ;ilst day of December 1877, and
that summons has been duly issued in each case;
and You are further notified that unless you appear
and answer the complaint filed in said cause On or
before the
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goth day of April, AID. 1865,

at 70 o'clock NJ, t. answer the complaint
of the above named plantif, who sues you to re
cover two hundred and fortySeven dol!a's Irincf-
nal and interest amounting to Nv" iul bred eight
and t3-10U G0llals upon tw" promissory notes
made by Won, one dated February 10Th. 1854. pay
able june lst 1854, to Wm. l.. Shininins or bear
err with Interest at three per cent per month"; the
her dated June 18th, 1868, executed 10y you to
L. A. Beers for the rum of fifty two dollars with
interest ut two per cent. per month, when judg
ment Will be taken against y for the said
amount together with costs aud uaIIai es, if you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable of said Doug
las county greeting Make legal service and
due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 1Ith day of March.
A. D. 1865.
W. b. MOODY,
mh1S Nv Juetce Of the Peace Of said Precinet.
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KANSAS.


i.'5, From Coyote lcnI Of the Union Pacific Rail
r,a1 =. d. 10 Denver, lCcl1ra'Io', 90 miles and
!Hril, July
Lave Coyote daily at a. NJ. (or on arrival of
cars from til" EtS1.
Arrive at Denver in sevcnty-two hours;
Leave Denver ,'aiiy a 6 4. NJ;
Arrive at Cavote in Sevcnty-twO hours.
The route and service wilt be curtaIied at pro
rata reduction IF pay, as the railroad is ex-
f.n-i WESTWARD.
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SUMMON =.

I. 8. Rev. Stamp, 50c.l Estate Rev, Stamp Soc
IN THE JUSTICES COURT CT EAST YORK
Precinct. in the County Of DoG4ia>. State q
Nevada. Before YIN. B. Moody, }. J. T.. T.
Cary. plaintiff, against J.V n Young, defen ant
The state of Nevada sends greeting TO j. " n
youre,. defendant: You are hereby sCmnoned to
e,,e,r before m. at my of.iC" in East Folk Pre-
c;nct. in the County of Douglas on the
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
OVERLAND AND TERNITORIAL.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEiEED AT THE
Contract Office Of this Department until 3 P.
NJ. OF June 10 next Ito be decided by the 10TH,
tr conveying the mails of the United States in
Kansas, Colorado, Utah, idaho. Montana, and
Nevada from October l lS6S, t" June 50, $50
tn, r1u.eS and Ivy t.,r schedule Of departures and
arrivals herein specified.
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DISSGLETlON NOTICE.

rINHE COPARTEERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
1 listing in the name Of Friend 4 Maute J. I'm,
,lav dissolved bv mutual consent Chas. W Friend
will pay all Indebtedness Of the late firm and col
lect all bills due the
ANDREW NAUTE.
CHAS. W FRIEND.
Carson City, Nevada, April 25 ls6S. ap26-lm
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Nevada | hereby offer
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery Of THOMAS RILEY
t. either the Sheriff Of Lyon County, or to the
Sheriff Of nrmshy County, Nevada. Said Riley Is
charged With the murder Of Timothy G. Smith,
then Sheriff If 0rmsby County, alleged to have
been committed on the night If Thursday, De-
cenlber i. 1861. Mt said kiley's House in Lyon
County. while said Smith was Attempting to aTresl
him for shooting one Miles OGrady, the same
ni-ht, AT Empire City, OtmSby County.
DESCRIPTION
Thomas Riley is an Iri,iman; about FIVE feet SIX
inches high: hair gray, formerly brown; eyes
lIue. or gray: ordinary weight about one hun
bred and thirty five pounds; and in speech and
action is sharp and quick. When he committed
the-uurder lie WIS wearing moustache and IN
peIia.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set my
~N hand and caused to be affixed the Great
yAscj Seal cf the State Of Nevada. Done at
Cars N City this Tie 18th day OF December A: u
1sf- II. G. BLASpEL.
Governor of Nevada
Attest:
CN. NorEwARE, Secretary Of State.