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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-15
Notice to Field Sports
'I'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE A GRAND
PlSSon Shoot
AT THE WARM SPRINGS HOTEL, ON

Thursday. December IL, 1865.
Four Hundred 600 Pigeons are already en-
gagged.
First match ill be for a prize of a SILVER
CHAMPION CUP, donated by Lance to the Cnam-
pion If Nevada.
Next match viii be for FINE GUN-twenty
f2O) chances at g per chance. Pools Will also be
shot for.
Shooting to be by rule Of Sacramento Shooting
Club.
Shooting t o comm, me- at II o'clock A. VI.
dis ii LANCE NIGHTINGALE.
Virginia Review, Enterprise and Gold I'LL
News please copy.
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4 decrease in the assessment
rate for county purposes Of.

Now it seems to US that the question
of 80 subscription or no subscription -
is but another way Of stating " railroad
| or 40 railroad and that that is equiv
nlent, so far as Carson is concerned, to
asking whether we shall do what we
can to secure a hopeful, prosperous
future, retain the Capital and increase
The thrift and consequence of the town
by coming to terms with the great
moneyed power of Western Nevada, or
continue in our present hopeless con-
cition of poverty and Reorganization
1t may be said (possibly with reason
that the projectors Of this road will
bai!d t. must build t-anyhow-
whether OTmsby County subscribes any
thing or not. But if such should be the
case, is there not much reason for be-
lieviLg that the terminus would be
at Empire and nat at Carson? More
over, had we not better do what lies
within our power to make capitalists
interested in the growth and future
pro speFity Of the place ?
We sincerely believe that Ailh rail. .
road connecting Carson and Virginia,
we could better afford to pay at the rate
Of So 20 in taxes (touL,e the rresen
'ateS than We can ROW TO pay 81 So. !
fhere is much GcaSun to calculate that
'ur stores, Lomeste%ds, farm lands and !
PERSONAL property would double in value
lie moment that the steam whistle Of
he locomotive should signal the com
letion of the road. Certainly our wood
nd timber interests would be largely |,
acreased certainly our mechanics aud
.borers would be given better aud more
oaStant employment and it is no; to
e doubled that those If Us who are ill.,
lined TO such enterprises, would fad a
rotitable use for their business cap,-
Ties in making contracts for labor :
nd material for the building of The '
roPosed road. We Go not believe d
lat Carson will ever be wha. Tom l.
llcA predicted +; but we 90 believe lha, o
5 citizens can, by conseHiing to the b
rms Of this project, revive its pros 3
ri y and secure lis permanence. j,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-15

70 raise this sum would require
- che present value of taxable
property. Sl.59o,I70 90, for
isaerest ON annual assessment
fof Is years of..............
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-15

This would make the average an
nuzl interest ON the bonds for
Is years $500 l5-total....
Average annual amount of sink
inS fund for ID years-$l3,-
33s 35-totsl................
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Giving an excess of receipts

Giving an excess of receipts
over the whole expenditures
for ID years of.............
Taking the present amount Of
taxes raised for county pur-
poses. on the present valua-
ton 81 ,590,l70, S29,4lS, the
Add the increased value of tax
able property, $sl,O00,000, to
present valua ion 81 ,59o,l1J,
and it gives 81, 590,l70 on
which to raise S29,4lS,amount
deemed sufficient for county
purposes in future, will re-
quire a rate of only........
lecrn,ca in tha o--neeD,o-t
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easement Tor - years Ot.....
Or an annual average assessment
for ID years of..............
Taking the estimated increase
of the value of assessable pro-
perty from the building of the
railroad at 81 900, 000-this at
81 81 would yield Sl3,700 per
annum, or for the Is years..
Add the assessment at the pres
ert rate for county purposes
81 s., which will give $lS,500
per year, or.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-30

,,ps y,afsl 50 Three months --.2 y
SIX nSnshs...---- 70 One month";
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The Revenue Sy~Icm-Fede"nl Tax
Collectors ia ihc STATES.
fLr,,,, tl,a VI ,,-srilIs Rull,.;n

The deplorable condition of our tinan-
cial affairs is an evil of such magnitude
that 40 part; in this free government
can take the resp possibility OF having
produced ii and exist for ans length of
time. Ii there was no other reason for
the overthrow of Rldicalism, this
alone is sufficient. The euorm1us pub.
lie i, ut under which the people now
grOan is in q great measure the result
of extruvagant aud wastrful public eN-
penditur:s, aud the free and uurestrain-
ed speculatioms, which Il loos and in-
efficient system of revenue have enc0ur-
aged. " hen the Federal Government
derived its revenues from imports, and
the sales of the public lanes, and the
money with which II sustained itself
was collected at the custom houses and
land offices, by officers of the Treasury,
the expenditures We're comparatively
ecousmicsi aud prGden., aud the THEW
ing mere bagatellc compared with the
wholesale pcculatiOn and plumber of
the present day. Direct taxation was
then left 10 the States. The Federal
Government did not send its army Of
blood suckers into the States, To draw
taxes III every shape, from every con-
ceivable source, aud at an expense, aside
from the stealings, great enough OF IT.
self for the support of tue Government
i'm honest hands.
Why need thsre be two sets Of tax
collectors under our system of govern
ment, to be supported and paid out of
the faxes collected Ii the Federal
Government must have direct raxatiou,
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A Butcher in the Pulpit.

Rev. Col. Chivington, tue perpetrator
of that awful Indian massacre iii Color
ado. has returned 10 preaching. There
is nothing in the entire history of hui
man cruelty more horrible than the
"ChivingtOn Massacre The women
and children and old men aud unborn
babes whose blood lie Te"elcd III, eau
never be forgotten. The ordinary
statements in the case are not eXaEEer-
ated: for the facts were al! gathered
and published and laid before Congress
by an investigating committee, amt the
circumstances and ali the details were
proven in way To- put them beyond
dispute. They are, moreover, accessible
10 everybody, a. they were printed 10y
order of Congress. There was an ont
crv for his punishment ut one time. but
il soon died away, and We now hear at
his rrappaararcc as "a clergyman in Il
church i'm Nebraska City. We are sure
ne might at least have saved the Chris
Iiau nam- this shame: ard we think the
church might at least have possessed
ur,ce enough to refrain from inviting
such man TO teach them the sweet
and tender" doctrines OF the gospel We
trust the Methodist body in that section
of country Will take this matter III hand.
-Ncr York Times.
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The back IntSres, IL ehsrr.d ~ Dir p.r cat
In eHTeneg. though repaid 10 fsli IN 80 -
tbis tins they yislL nsSriy
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Cnnrres.i. Not the Nn,ion.

Congress, nIweveC YICiuuS Its lcElSla-
ton, however oXtraE CANT, however IN
sane, eau hardly impeIll the nation, eX-
cent az its Immediate interests are I'M
periled by the temporary supremacy
Of bad laws; for Congress is not the
country. In the days of the French rev.
olutInh it was different, for the Nation
al Assembly was France. In the days
of the great rebellion i'll England it was
different, for Parliament really had the
people in il or behind it. They were
DAYS in which the mass Of men thought
less aud knew less than now. They
were DAYS in which the telegraph did
not carry To the numbcrlesS cities of
either nation its constant statement of
the ur0gress of events, :" tina! the peO-
pie might scruiiu;Z" thu cOndnct o!
those who pretended to act in their
namc-dayS in which there was no reg
ular recurrence ut the polls of peace.
ful means by which the people could re-
pudiatc men who mad hetrayeG their
trust. either in selfish ambition or party
passion. GuillotlmeS were the only re-
source. and the blood they drew crazcd an
excited people. But the ballotbOX is
orr EulltbllNts W l'u TINS Nt NNA WI
the political head of our Executive
once in four years; with this we decapi-
tate u whole Congress once in two years
aud the telegraph gives the people that
daily statement IF facts by which they
Judge who to dccapitatc; and this Is onr
safety. Already the nation has sutli.
GENTLY declared against Rad!calism,
and since the election OF the members
of this present Congress the country has
repudiated the principles that prevail
in it, Congress goes forward desperate
ly, knowing that its life is short, wish.
ing Ia do what it may in the little time
that remains to it BUT all its efforts
will result only in giving greater
strength to the reaction against the mig
ger supremacy policy ri the fanatics
who believe that the true course to pur.
she toward an offending eye is TO pluck
it out.-Ner YORK Herald.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-30
No Health without VigOr.

The wear and tear Of life tells upon us all
more or less What are we but machines The
vital principle is the )tive power that keeps
the human engine in notion but Is beams, piss
tons, connection pipes, cOndenssrs and boilers
wear out so do organs, muscles, tissues, and all
the com pound parts of that marvellous piece of
work called MAN.
The mechanism of tho body requires TO be re-
paired and strengthened just ~ much rs the
mechanism emp Dyed 10 grind corn, or spin cot
I ,n ur weave clUtn. Steam cannot drive bro.
ken shaft 0rimpel drum or a wheel that is ont
of gear: neither can the vital force act through
! aralyzrd limb ar All inert organ.
A%E YOU WEARING OUT Do yon feel
that any one OF your Orglus-Hour stomach
liver bowels, nervous system, or any other eS'
sential part Of yOur organization, talters in its
wmki If repair the damage with the rl"st
pow rrful vet la Mess, Of invi.orants, HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BIT rERS. Remem-
Der that debility is the beginning OF tho End
-:ha. the climax OF all weakness - universal
paralysis of the system, and that suChparalysis
is the immediate precursor Of DEATH.
Don't wait for disease 10 commit it, ravaGes
before YOU commences tie strengthening pro-
cr-S Keep the whole Lodv in vigorous con,I'
ton by pJCrcatiny, a. far as possible, the in
roads OF decay. Repair the waste of nature
with natures best tonic. HOSTErrER'S Ell.
TERS
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Trusiees' Sale
Of Galuable Real Estate, Situate on Short
Greek, County Of Ohio, State Of
Vest TirgiRid.

10y VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF
ID deed OF trust made and executed by Sam.
uel Snodgrass aud David SnOdgrass of said
county to the undersigned "a trustee, TO secure
a certain debt therein specified, 10 John Zseck'
Ter OF said county, and duly Oi record in the Re.
cOrder's Office Of Ohio county, in Deed Book No.
Is folio 1879 will proceed to sell 1t public auc.
ton on the I'd day of March, 1863 at the front
door of the Court House of Ohio county, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the following described
property, to wit: AL that certain tract or par
eel Of Land situate on Short creek, in the said
county of Ohio and State of West Virginia, call
ed the Factory Property, purchased by John
SnOdgrass father Of said Samuel and David)
now deceased, from the heirs OF John McCul-
lOch. deceased, supposed TO contain two hun.
dred and seveDty-ive acres, and being known
~ the home place Of said John SnOdgrass, de.
ceased, and the same decrccd 10 said Samuel
and David SnOdg grass by said John SnOdgrass by
his last will, now of record in the Clerk : office
OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio County aforesaid,
or 50 much thereof as NAV lie necessary 10 pay
the debt secured by said deed TO said John
ZUeckler 10 wit The sam Of SG5iU.UO by in
stallments as in said deed provided, and the
legal charges Of executing said trust. Terms of
sale S63I. 90 in hand. and the TosidTe by insTal
ments as follows tn wit S3OO.m on the 9th of
January ls6o, and s53J0.OU on the 27ih day Of
January, 1879. The purchaser giving bond and
good security for said deferred in"ta lments, and
title reserved until the whole purchase money il
paid. Selling a. Trustee will sell and convey
such title only "a il vested in me 10y the Deed
of Trust aforesaid but believe the title is IN
questionable. II. Z. GOOD, Trustee.
iaSl.tG
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and With much les, liability of pecula-

and with much less liability oil pecuia-
ton and waste.
The Federal Government, under the
rule of the Radical party, undertooK 20
absorb all the power of the State Gov-
ernments, and as part If its usnrpatlon,
ad,pted a system of taxation which mas
NOT onIy been enormously expensive,
Int fruitful of frauds and populations OF
tbe widest character. The amount re-
-onired for the support of Government
ought to DO propor,ioned among the
States. The portion of each State would
then be collected by State officers.
The people of Kentucky, by this pro-
cess, would save the whole expense OF
the army eff revenue officers now quar-
tered upon them by the Federal Gov
eminent, and, perhaps, much more
They would get rid Of the annoyance
Of having among them o set OF greedy
officers, who have no sympathy either
with the State governments or the peo-
pie, aud who do more by their offensive
administration of the revenue laws 10
ALLEVIATE the taxpayers from the GOV,
ernment they serve, than Thousand
avowed enemies could do. lntrnst
the State with the collection of the
Federal revenue, and the enormous
frauds, waste and plumber, which
are now inseparable from the
present system, would be avoided or
guarded against, and the amount to be
raised thus greatly diminished. The
policy of employing the State govern
ments in the important duty of raising
the revenue for the support of the Fed
eral Government would be such recog-
milton of them as Radicalism would not
like to make, but which would result in
bringing us back 10 the old state OF
things and secsre that mutual conf.
de.,ce SO necessary for the welfare and
happiness OF the people.
Among the first duties of the Democ-
racy when they assume the reins of gov
eminent will be to adopt mode OF col.
Letting the revenue, which will avoid
the evils we have referred 10. They
will adopt system that will coutine
the general government TO its proper
sphere aud respect the interest of the
people and the rights of the States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-30

CAMPHoRATED GLYCERINE WITH
ARxICA- Chapped hands, face and lips
eured by one or two applications of this
elegant preparation, An occasional
application will keep the skin smooth
aud soft. Sold by Z. Booking, Odd
Fellows Hal! and Booking IL Miller,
corner First and Chapline streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-30

K Both PnHSipai aId L,t>rss, srs psyss1S
GOid. under special provisions o. boib A~i'SsA
and State enaotn~nt
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New ApvERTISEMENTs.-R adver
tisement of Public Installation and
Supper"
Grand Masquerade-Sse advertise
ment.
NJ. C.. Good adver;ises a "Trnstee's
Sale of valuable real estate"
John Roemer advertisesa new stock OF
dry goods.
The steamer Express is advertised foI
Parkersburg, aud New State for CiDcin-
natl.
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4. o. q. Il.
Funeral Notice.

The members of Thoburn Lodge No Q, /. o.
G. T., will meet at their hall this afternoon a;
O'Clock, Tor the purpose of attending the funeral
Of Sister Jane White. The members Of sister
Lodges are requested to be present, in regalia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-30

,I'HE RISE AND FALL OF NUMBERLESS
l Machines, hrralded az Superior TO all
Others" has convinced the public that it is
safer and better TO buy good article of estab-
lishcd reputation, than to risk their money in
doubtful experiments.
We warrant every Machine for THREE
YEARS and spare no expense nor pains TO
have them give entire satisfaction.
Call and examine them ut our salesrOom. No.
% Main street. WIN. SMUSER & co.
declS
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral of Mrs. JANE WHITE will take
place this ThursIay) afternoon, at 3o'clock'
from her late residence. on Webster street, be.
tween Market and Chapline. The friends Sf the
family are cordially invited TO attend
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To Married Ladies

II is particularly suited. 1t will, in short
time, bring OF the monthly period with IeSu.
larity, and although powerful remedy. does
not contain anything hIrt.ul tn the constitution.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue ON slight
exertion Papitt tiou of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, will effect cure when all other
means have failed. Full directions in the
plmnhlel around eNch paCkage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-30

PURCHASERS of Sir James Clarke's
Female Pills are cautioned against eo"n-
terCsit. The genuine have the name OF
"Job Moses" ON each package. All
othsrs are worthless.
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The Great English Remedy.
s;r yo.e. Clarke. Female Pills,

Pepnrrd from prescription q Sir J. CtarEc,
II. d., Physician Ertr rOrdinGTgto ne QUEEN.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in tho
cure Of all those painful and dangerous Diseases
to which the female constitution il subject. 1t
motcIatrs all excuses and removes all nbstruc.
fr,,r,n 70
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The Purest and sweetest Cod

In the world; manufactured from fresh
healthy livers, upon the shore; it is perfectly
pure and sweet. AJAX for Hazard and Caswclls
Cod Liver Oil" manufactured BY Caswell, Naz
ard & Co., New York. Sold by all Drugsis's
apTl3nw&Seow&
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SDcCiul Notice.

Bslyare Of CounteEtsits. OJSerre tbs name o
JOB HOSES on the pdckGge-purchGSs none NTH
ont tall others are JdSe aud ,0ortkls~s limitations
NB.-One Dollar, with fifteen cents for post
age, enclosed TO the sole Proprietor, JOE
MOSES, "a COrtlandt Street, New York, will
insure 4 bottle si the genuine, containing Fifty
Pills, 10y return mail, securely sealed from all
observation. decl2
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.Iuniner 'EarSOaD

Cures chapped hands, salt rheum, pin
and all cutaueous affections, rendering the skis
soi, and smooth. Manufactured by
CASWELL, HAZARD 4 Co,
Soldby all Druggists. New York
nnrI3 M w ks-pOwNw
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Life is WarmI Death is Cold!
Diseases, Female
Complaints, Consumption,
Liver Complaints.
Medical and Consulting Rooms, No. Odd
FellorS Building, Monroe street.
THOS. J. KISNER, M. D.
AND CONSULTING
/ Physician for all DISEASES or A CHRONIC
NATBRE incident to the human family, viz:
DrsFAgE OF THE AIR PASSAGES
Nasal Catarrh, Ozena, Asthma and CoHsump
tion, as well as all diseases of the Heart and
DECISIVE system.
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Diarrhea, Dysen'
terry. Constipation, Piles, &c. Snd all
AFFECTIONS OF NERVOUS SYSTEM.
Irritation, Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea, Men
ralgia and Nervous Debility, and all affections
INPuRE STATR OF BLOOD.
Scrofuious Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers and
Obstinate Skin Diseases, rheumatism, "hite
Swelling, &c. His system is the only true and
successful one for the treatment of all
DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES.
Painful, PrOfuse and Suppressed M-nstruation,
Leucorrhea, Failing Of WSTb, with all the sym
pathetic Accomplishments, such as Palpitation
of Heart, Loss Of Appetite, and General Debui'
~, &c. Special attention given 10 all
DISEASE OF THE GRNITo- URTNART ORGANS, VIZ :
Inflammation OF Kidneys and Bladder, Dribbhng
aud Scalding of Urine, Difficult Frequent and
Painful UrinatioD. Gravel and Diabetis, Ghon.
orrhea, elect, Structure and Syphilis, Sperm.
atOrrhea and Impotency. and all Nervous fec.
tons consequent upon YOUTHFUL lSDlscRE'
TIoNs. The Doctor is able AZ all times 10 give
satisfaction a. 10 result Of treatment &c. Com.
munications confidential and promptly noticed.
Medicines, cash A guaranty given in all cases
where a personal and direct examination IL
made Office hours--l =. n. TO Z. N. Send
10 cents for Peoples Medical Lighthouse.
sep3
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DESIRABLE
STEADY INVESTMENT


The attention Of Inventors, Trustees. Er,,
tors, and Others desiring an unusually a,s :.
liable and profitable form Of pernanen, ,v.,.
ment, is called TO the advantages aud as,ur.s.',
Of the
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VINE PER oRsr. rroy rgG IyTEH
KEKr

These bonds bid lair n attain tbs nS.t -
iSsnt position anOng the soarp~eaisnn
yestrDents Of tho eountfy and Win BE s'h'"'
dealt IN st the msasy'eeufrvs IN Enrop,
H0ideFs Of GOyernmsat seeuniies hAp A.
pori1nity Of exchanging thsm Tor Csntrn
eihr Bonds bezrinE an eqnai rate Of inis
With the principal vel Heeursd. and u
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BELMONT NAILS,

NOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE CITY
II trade there will I've kept an ample supply OF
the BELMONT NAILS at the warehouse OF
M"ssrs, HANDLAN, JORDAN g. co.
inn2s In
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FIsK q HATCH,

Banker. and Dealer. in Goyernness seeora~
and Flazueial Aesnts Of The z. r.. X RCs'
JsA 10. sNAssaa street, sss f@
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REALIZING 4 PROFIT or rBS 70 rn
TEEN PER cEsz IN ADDnIoy

Orders sent With the funds throngh r..4s,
be Banks OF EEpfe-s Companies vill ~ ~.
pres 70 any s,ldrsas 60 The United stss,. =,
sur cost. Inf@matiss. Descriptive PanpS -,
Mas &C furnished On spplIeatisn e " s,;,,,s
Of The Rsilroad Company, Ne - WE
street. aud Of
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For Cincinnati.

Leaves as above on SATURDAY, Feb. I~t, At
3O'clock Z. NJ. the tiue Passenger Steamer
NEW STATE GAIT. J. HARRISON
T.. For freight or passage apply
a on b. ard, or to
s,-EI{,A BOOTH, BATTELLE d Co,
sE6szSSSSEsz1u ja30.3t Agents
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FESTIVAL AND PRESENTATION.
Commencing Wedne sday
Evening, Feb. ), ls6S,
Ar
HNAS HlANr0A HAIL

For the benefit of the North ST. NJ. I. Church J
An ELEGANT SILVER TEA SETT To
~ represented irrespective of denomination,
TO the Minister receiving the largest number of
votes. a fine Guild Headed Caue is also TO be
given TO the Physician getting the largest NUN.
Der of votes. \ magnificent Gold Band French
China Dinner and Tea Sett is in contemplation,
consisting Of liz pieces.
Refreshments iu abundance are being pro.
vided for.
y. S.-Positively no games ofchancc, or any.
thing of that character, will be tolerated on the
occasion. The Tea Sett and Cane can be seen
in the window at Scott & Hennegens Jewelry
Store, on Main street ja23td
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SOLICITORs JNCHANCERY,

once u Main street over the Bank Of wheel
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Przctiee IN the State
and Federal Courts in Wet Virginia, and in the
c. s. Snprene Court AZ WaAhingten-
=" Particular attention gives 70 the collee-
don ard securing Of clzims-asd the money al
SayR renittsd b the RIRsT NAIL aftsE ia recsipt
Ssp61y