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INTRODUCTION OF BIEHs.
l O'CLOCK J.. n.
FROM THE SENATE.

FROM THE SENATE.
Senate B:A-An Ae, to amend the Act
, concerning Jurors. THE Beatty Jury Bill.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Senate Concurrent Observation-Disclosures
Harry Il: Mishels, State n.intss, ave months
leave of absence.
Passed.
Assembly Bhi--An Act to amend the Ac,
in relation to official bonds
Returned with amendments.
The amendments we're nOn-concurred in.
Messrs. Bowman, Anderson and Welch
we're appointed Committee of Conference.
THE CAPITOL BUILDING BILL
Was on motion made the special order for
tomorrow at II o'clock.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill-An Act to amend the Act
relating to crimes ana punishments.
Passed.
Assembly B;l-An Act to pror;ie greater
ing John r. James of Gold Hill State Sup
erintendent of shafts and inclines.
Refused engroSsmenf.
Assembly Blll-An Act to ,roy ide for the
education of the deaf, dumb and blind Of the
State.
Ordered engrossed.
Assembly Bill-An Act prescribing rules
and regulations for :he execution of the
trust arising under the Act of Congress for
the relief of inhabitants of cities and towns
on the pubic lands-with Senate's amend
ments.
Amendments concurred in.
Senate Bill-An Act to provide for the
of the Grand Lodge Of Good
Templars.
Passed.
Senate Bill-An Act to amend the Rail
road Incorporation act.
Assembly Bill-An Act fixing the boun-
Diary line between Nye and Esmeralda coun-
ties.
Recommitted to the Committee on County
Boundaries.
THE VIRGINIA ORPHAN ASYLUM BILL.
The Speaker announced the following as
the Select Coamit,ee on this Bill
Messrs. Welch, Lammon, Corbctt, Moody.
Scott. Moulton, Dooim, Waller, Randall,
Barney. Mayhugh and Small.
At2i o'clock P. NJ. adjourned.
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FROM SACRAMENTO.
From the Gold Hill News Of las. evening !

SACRAMENTO, February 60 p. M-At
o. clock last Saturday morning George Mud
lev, an employee of the Central Pacific
Railroad, was accidentally shot through the
LEFT hand and hip by one Campbell, who,
while intoxicated. was Furnishing pistol
about in a reckless way.
The fire bells tolled yesterday morning
cut of respec, to the memory Of Thomas J.
Sisk, u member OF Confidence Engine Com
pany, who died of smallpox at Grass Val
ley early Yesterday morning.
The Central Pacific passenger taain, due
ct l:20P NJ. yesterday. did not reach the city
till 1870 PM, owing to heavy snow-slide
which occurred in the morning about mile
above Emisrant Gap.
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amendment to the constitution 90 as to
allow females to vote. And the other ia
allow, by striking out the word white,
parsons Of color to vote without reeommen-
dati0n.
NOTIONS, AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY III. Weleh-That no person other
than \ member, be permitted-ts addfess this
House on any subject Of legislation, unless
BY unanimous consent.
Mr.. Moulton hoped the resolution would
not pass, the Hbpss might require some
legal advice.
Mr.welch said he hoped the resolution
would pass. One bill 1.-THE one in relation to
jurors) had passed the Senate, as the result
Of an address from an outsider (Jddge
Beatty OF Lander). the bill greatly concerned
= large portion OF his constituency, and he was
opposed to subjecting the House to any die
tatiOn. He thought it was competent to per-
form its own Legislative Acts.
Mr.. Woodwork opposed the resolution.
lOsts
By Mr.. King-Instructing Committee
Clerks to attach amendments to bills. as
reference, in addition to, incorporating them.
in reports.
INTRODUCTION OF BIEI8.
BY Mr.. Corbett-An Act 70 provide for tie
publication Of sumnOas- IN certain cases.
Referred to Judiciary, Committee.
BY Mr.. Po,tel-An Act to amend an Act
to provide fos,the condemnation Of property
for mining purposes.
Referred to Committee on judiciary.
By Mr.. Ssott-An Act in relation to
Swamps and OveraDwed Lands.
Referred to Committee on Swamp Lands.
BY Mr.. Woodworth-An Ac, concerning
Sheriffs.
Referred TO Committee on Judiciary.
The House now took a recess till o'clock
?. n.
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GooDs BY AUCTION. - Furniture, dry
goods, furs, and the like, will be offered for
sale at Cormack's auction rooms to-day.
See adver.isement...
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Thursday Evening,
Vfc(Gr:se and Randy Andy.

F., look ."n:, TIE Th,nter. witre ssats
eau - -C'lr-:' Il, EAS''N 81, gle night
ArNi->+;.N ..... ........ ......... .....- 81 &c
creht-Er:. 5.H.5 .nd Re-rNr' >eat-........... .
private p '..s, Fur seats 'U
Door open Al seen "'ci :. I.e curia Mi
rise :cci.iy At ii lat "'Ci.ck IN u,deT to fnI>I the
i-rf-rt:,a.re eaci ri 1t icf..re eleven.
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NEW, TODAY.
THEATEF.
L. +. beatty sfANAGEE
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
AND
Il a TT II NJ

Supported by MIS-. Z. f. EKACi, and JAS
and powerful
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iSTAIII ISLATURE
THIRTY SEVENTH DAY-SENATE

CARSON CITY, February 9. 1869.
Senate met; the President in the
chair. Roll called; quorum present. Prayer
by tine Chaplain; journal of yesterday was
read and approved.
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"wednesday Evening, Feb, 10Th,
EAST LYNNE ! !.

Or, The BIO 'e,r ent..
In whicn MISS LJClI- WESTERN VIII
sustain her uneg'.le rer.-- utat;on in tie Dttti
Role # LADY ISABELLE and MADAME VINE.
Fir Archibald Ca INTERCHANGEABLE. !. HerE.-
Lord Nnuut Sevsru............... Nj. l.. r leatt,
Richard Hr. Il. FuilG.
MIS- Cor. ey....-.-......... .....Nlst =. :! rtrvat
btt ia " HH Observation-Disclosures. Va r =. Reach
Joite ii Il l. + Beatty
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COMBINATION STAR COMPANY.
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Fact and Fancy.

A lady-killcr-Corsets. = y
Grants hobby horse.
Centre of graviss-A judge in court.
A natural slaye-The surf Of tho sea.
A spirit lcyel-A drunken man in the
SNsNs''i iI.y-ii 7t1gg{ -. Eab s .al s,sii
The great rigger Of the scason-the
ladies' dSessmakef.
whisEyais uowacallod in well-informod
circles, Congress water. q ife
Isthe gatmehtof religion tosbe judged
by the length Of the nap during servicef
Ma, what is reveuge3 1t is when your
daddy scolds me, and lhit him with the
brool,stick. .'rtn e'trr thslies q
i@ AlthoughiJcnkins auly eats once day,
still he says'he hhas three meals--rye
meal, indian meal and nealy potatoes
~ shirt made with the magnetic nee
die and the thread of a. passions dis
course, will be exhibited at the mex,
World's Fair. 81 5g n + -s,., 4 a'2'9 'i,' .''
II go through my work." as the nee
Idle said to tie idle boy, "Batf not till
you are hard 'pushed,d as the idle boy
sud 10 the needle.
Gent-"waitcr, they say there is
nothing like leather don't they? 2" Eyes
sir.a d.Thenit's leg for this steak is y
Waiter melts. f7'liT v',s! Z! sn'u u
An1attorncy, about to furnish q bill Of
costs, was requested by his client, q ba-
ker, ITO make it as light as he could !"
H''replicd the aattOrnsy,. Hthat is
what you may say TO your foreman, but
it isInot the way lmakemy breadsPa
a butchers boy, according to, a lively
reporter, is a SjuvCnile yiSiseOtor.'" The
same authority calls a cock-fght an ''eth.
nologieal argument" ,.1 4, ,,..-, .,..s
Intellectual Creatqrerr' No, it's utter
liz impossibles.for fallah to stand this
disgusting weather. j feel as II all,my
bwatns were going tooshe dogs Lady
ls.-4,'DSsr, dear, Poor dogs. r. ~. .o'.l,. ~
The navy of Mexico consists Of two
Fisbing smaeks and "a raft--the former
a,oat|ea with twelve marines, and the
latter with hon-cqOp, - l,., -.,- ~ ',}
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A. NJ. SMITHS,
..EAMIlIa GROCERY

W. tt$ssss'6T' y 1fs
..,I4 MAIN STREET, WESTON, ',s T. e,.tr.
TTAS now. on hand and Keeps constantly in
i iSstote, SUGAR coFFE. and Groceries
of al' kinds. Also CANDIES, CANNED
FRUITS, ALE and LIQUORS, together with a
miscellaneous assortment ofarticlcs such as are
usually found in Grocery Storc.L }O0 ~
For your groceries call nj thee stttnR Of =
ielh-tf T. TlERNEl.
nAyID LANG, Successor iGW.J. Kitson,
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STONE AND MARBLE WORKER,
.AIdin street Weston, w. Va:

: 'Nlllh stFGet, WtstUH, w 1fu'
NSmSedtsfrom AiIealstoncs, Vases, Man
{ies IL, iManufastursl to order with neatness
and tdespateh. Orders promptly filled. ,S AZ y
well SycalIIak Cd theaboSr before purchasing
eIswScre.. .''iSfi1l 2y'NnN ~ ifSjly6-ly
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--qlnOW Ant 20 aud NeIys0'
And everything to be found in her line
of business. Il .gr.rH 1lsga q Z! t.guia
=; Persons would do we'll to give her .
ealland examine before purchasing else
tyrhkref gpH: p ,1Inad H.A1H ~ 5'At ~
Paseofbpsin.s, ae1td.0r to Elias Fishers
saddleryI 4 Z bnE
.sylLap.i gilate giys her a ,cslI'end examine h''
Cue stock.
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NElLLINERYv ,i ,a. ya.
M -2Rs, 9. 4. rs1Ee-., .,
Has now on hand one OF the mot oeHa'ltui u.
stock Of goodstIht ever has been presented 10
the ladies oft this section Of the country
Comprising 'aA
.aonliabbous; ;.i4o Q. issso9a2
Laces,
Silks,
Sattins,
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General News.
sg.subsscrib be for Tnr Druocunar.

London has a Mormon church with one
thousand members ..-....
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Select Poetrya4s III
NIL DEspERaNDUM.

Never despa'r, Life Is road, ~ 80
in arms, Painful and steep, !tj
Life hus alarms, Onward We creep,
Ilettlc to try. y1.y BE- not passed byi.e +,
Do what man dare, Take up Your load
GleOvc to the right, " Hope, Ike i stari2 q
Siakea good fglt 81, lShipes from afar,
Never say 'dicl l. l5IE Never say disl!iiE J
Up with your flag, what is your grief
Meet every foer Il q Areyyou in pain? n
Give blow for blow Cease to complain, y
Scorning to Ry; Utter no cry.
While thsresa rag Time brings relief; q
Nailed to the mast, Stihe thaticarSe, .,,
Fight to the list, Many are worse,
Never say die! r Never say diel b..
Early orlate, Friend, are you poor
Fate will be kind, Sigh not for rwealth; q
Fortune is blind, gal Honor and health ia
Hold your head high. Gold cannot buy;. .
Guide your own fate 3ravcly endure:
Fortune may frown, Wheat hath It's tares
BE not cast down, Riches bring cares
Never say diel Never say die
trust e yourself; Love you in rainY
Count on no chance; Be not content 'Hi
They who advance e "Non was not meant,
Fate must defy: Nfaidens are shy II
Luck is an elf Ask her againi,.t
Slcu will dcspise lryou glvsin, n
If they are wise, How can you win? "
Never say die Never say die
What though ut first, Has a dear friend
Just at liieis 6rin, u s lTorn.fromIyouf breast,
Prospects look dim, Gone 10 his rest
Obstacles high2 Still reply: ~,
Things nj the worst AlFtRin9s must end;
Ever improve, Waste nOtin grief,
Mountains wiIsmoyei JlLife lis too brief
Never say die! Never say die
Be Of 4 good / eSessr SSsf Though So i5sSEefE Il
Night is most dark Duty lies plain,
lust ere the lark III J 1wctping Is vain,
Mounts to the sky; Broken that tie;
Sunrise is near, Others are iefh,iY9 n
Wait iur the light, Tcnderand true,
Nj will be bright, Looking 70 yod;Tr =
:rver say die Never s,ly aiel
.HSlk9l9
fyou should fail. THIS 10 sunhup:
IT'LL petscverc; klettalsmust bear
n each carcerSs TROUBLES aud care,
lindranccs ie;. . !,lSpafks upward fly;
'hildrcn bewaA: lBfnk ofyour cup,
Keep a stout heart 40 Drink like man,
lake . fresh stsrtiO Do all you can,
'ever say die! Never say die!
u ,tT9notsEo IN N ElCt 2! iysis4.. iBR48
lcrocs hnve.fMled, ,og hinkiabove al, I'D Nm
IRE they have moa;os ntesscs Of wealth, IND
What they have donclfFiendshiP OR health, h,
.n,y9.mqyi trs.i sac, Come fr6mlo high.
hey have prevailed rEWl hen sorrows fall, Il.
'o6d men and truc-IBow TO The Will, ...o
vhy shouldn't you2 Wait and hope still,
lever say die = Hope till you die
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Business Cards.
go. cozAp, gI9lIgaa T.y. /.

5NToRTRwEsTBRN lloTELpobfa v q ,9sat
Y 'siect--+s. WALKER, PROPRIETOR. - Hgss
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hacks run
No aud from the Depot. 0ct2S-tf7 =
- 14Lw ,GooDsgHst Z. lljtg - r7d f1ls
N JOSEPH Darlington, has just received n
hue iot offspring goods. Such as Dry Goods,
Motions, Cloths, Gasimercs, Ladies and Gents
Finishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware and Tin. Ware. Also the.bestyof Grocc-
ries, which will be sold cheap for Cash or Pro-
dure. Call and examipc my stock, one door
below ChalfNnt,s Drugstore. ie22-ly
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r EATHER j LEATHERT!

kAIHEK LEA IIIEN N
The citizens Of Lewis and, .adjSiag c06hties
are respectfully informed that | am now pre-
pared 10 supply them with all. kinds of. Leather,
both Upper and Sole, unreasonable terms.
hasc the most t7experiencedT Tanner In country,
ahdaJhttyto make such stock as 'ltilsuit my
customers = Hemlock or Eastern tanned :sole--
Calf and Kip skins, harness and sidelleatllcr al
ways on hand. All tanned on the old,pah -
No short or patent process used here. The
highes, price paid in cash or leatherfor green or
Slrs, Hides, al the old I.orentz iTaunery,t Terms
strictly cash. Please call and see me. IL,
a"ussaIssHlisrEfl' fG.J. BUTCHER.
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i|tAsn NoTtoNuousEJH9TAY ,YaI3a
4 il. DElTZ 4 Co..
importers, aud Wholesale Dealers in ,Ger!naan,
English and French Fancy Goods,, Hosiery, and
Notions; between Howard and Liberty Streets
DHitsTS seIiSs iof s.cAsH ONLY We arc enabled t5
nut our goods at quite moderate profits; aud
his with regular fixed price, from which NO
deviation made, justifes those not familiar
with their value to buy from'ss with entire con-
idcnce. marl6.ly
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Fv,prrL AND FATAL ACCIDENT. =

FyARruL n FATAL ACCIDENT. -
About l o'clock P. ". to-day Edward
Foley was killed by falling from the
high trestle bridge for the railroad
across Crown Point Ravine. Having
been a sailor, he was employed to at
tend to the ropes and the lowering OF
timbers from the end Of the track to be
used in tho construction Of the trestle
work below. He and others were just
sending down q heavy timber about 20
feet long and n foot square, when sud-
denly a knot slipped that he had himself
tied. and the timber fell down into the ra-
vine below. Foley, having hold OF the
rome, was jerked down with it, falling
40 feet, and striking head foremost upon
the stick of timber, in the road IN 'front.'
of tho Crown Poin, works. He was 10.
s,antIy killed. His age was about SO
Years. a native of Ireland, unmarried,
I'D has been working in Gold Hill for
he last Eve years, principally in the
Wiley Jacket mine. The body Of the
ds.s,.ed wa, taken to the undertakes
near by.
Bux Your Doors AND SHOES NOW
Martin, at the Philadelphia Boot and
Shoe Store, c street, Virginia, opposite
the Enterprise office, advsrtises in an.
other column to-day his entire stock oil
boots and shoes at positive and psremp-
tory sale, to close out the large gen.
eral assortment within a limited space
Of time. He offers the greatest induce.
msnts 10 the ladies and gentlemen OF
Virginia, Gold Hill and vicinity to call
and make their selections, at prices
lower than ever before offered by either
his or any similar establishment in that
city or thi, section of the country.
Gail on Martin and secure a good bar
gain while you can.
HOUSE, TO Lxr.-A ine two-story
house on A street, Virginia, directly
back of the Courthouse. 1t contains
eighteen rooms, has just been newly
papsred, renovated and put in
very complete order throughout. Be
ing also furnished with good water
and all other desirable convenience
and in a very eligible location, it might
proftably be used rs q boarding OF
lodging house. Apply to ordway 4
CLARK, at their store on South G street,
nearly opposite the Savage works. SEE
advertisement.
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Virginia and Gold Hill
OMNIB q s LIN E +.
CHANGE OF TIME.

THE VIRGINIA AND GOLD %A0
i Hill Omnibus will leave the H&8"
stands on and after june 18th, 1860, by Nye i
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charger. a. n franoi.So Rs,S;:
jy12t II II.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.


~ WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
J Traslone, F Klein, Miss Golden. W
Barber, S Gage, Miss Strother, Judge Muir
ray, Mr. Bowen, Miss Buckner, Mr. Schnitz-
ger, Mr. Nettle, J Lepse, Mr. Werthcimer,
Mr. Wicama, ] Curran. Mr. Strother, Mrs
Beckwith. A Sandcrson, Miss Elliott, Mr.
Desia. Mr. Welsh, Mrs Noyes, Mrs Fitz-
patrick, Mr. Longstreet, Miss Curran, Mrs
Stro,her. S Snicklefritz, c Peterson, Mr.
Marlineaux, Two Sisters Of Charity.
Departures.
BY WELLS. rAReo ANp co.'s LINE.
JMullar, NJ Lichenstein. ] Rogers, Girls
Heintz, Father Mevel, Jennie Swan. Mrs d
George, I Williams, Mrs Stone, F NJ Foy,
n Taylor, VIM Learn, NJ Wightman, Miss
Golden, H W Putnam.
ny WOODRUFF n BNNoR's LINE.
Hunt, John Lane, Jessy Sullivan, David
Roberts, Dennis McEvoy, Robert Thomas,
Joe Smith, Ike Smith, S Roman.
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TnK TOW TnUuB EsrrnrAIsxrsr.-we

Tus TON THUMB ENTERTAISMgST.-We
have seldom seen a larger, finer, more
fashionable or better pleased audience
than wcs present last evening at Pipsr's
Opera House, enjoying the excellent en-
tertainment given by those neat little
specimens Of humanity, General Tom
Thumb and wife, Commodore Mutt and
Miss Minnie Warren. They sang sew
eral nice little songs and ballads, and
give some very pleasing and amusing
little plays, character acts, etc. The
two little ladies sang very sweetly with
their little childish voices. The Gen
eral ia q tolerable fair singer, and also
gave representations Of Napoleon in vari-
Gus Interesting positions. Commodore
Mutt is not only q good singer, with a
good strong voice, but he is also an ex-
~cellent little comedian and delineator.
He is q whole show by himself. His
crow act, when he appears as q good
sized crow, with wings, tail and
plumage complete, and dances "Jim
Crow " very comical, and did captain
links" as well or better than we seen
it done. In order to illustrate how
very small little Minnie is, some
half n dozen little children were called
upon the stage to stand beside her; the
comparative contrast showed her to be
about the hight Of a ~four.year-old child.
She is q pretty little lady, and altogether
they are the most interesting little
crowd ever seen in these parts. They
give their second and last entertainment
Tonight, and to another crowded house.
They leave for Reno tomorrow.
COMING Haas FIRsr.-Vice President
Colfax and party expect to arrive at
Virginia on Monday morning next, and
intend stopping there and in Gold Hill
for two or three days before they go
anywhere else. We learn this from a
private letter received at Virginia this
morning, from Mr.. Colfax himself.
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3. g. STEPHENSON, M. D.,
RHYSICIAN.

DR. STEPHENSON HAS REMOVED HIS
~ office TO South G street. virginia, GPnu,tt "
ths diseases OF women and children. PROBES
sional calls promptly attended to. Can be
fnnnd at his ofHce at all hours during. tho day
and night, Residence IN the rear Of
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LIFE INSURANCE.
PATRONIZE

HOME COMPANIES.
THERE IS A FEELING INNATE IN THE
breast Of every person that awakcns pride in
the success Of home institutions. It associates
and Identifies itself with our love Of country
and attachment to our homes; and tho benefit
that the Pacific Coast derives from q patronage
Of home institutions is felt in every department
Of trade, peryades all the different branches Of
business-enlarges that which is already estab.
lIshed, and opens new fields for enterprise and
active industry. In patronizlng homo compa.
mics you rely On your OWE knowledge, and are
not compelled to take the ray so Of interested
representatives.
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you 60 to
those whom you know best, who can and will
assist you-spply this principle, acted on every
day, to insurance. Is there any country more
naturally sclf.sustaining than the Pacific Coasti
Why then destroy the vital principle Of pros.
perity, impovcrsh the country and complain OF
hard times, when your misfortune Is the result
Of your " actionf Would you deposit your
money In q bank on this coast, or on Wall
strcets Would you deposit money in q Life
Insurance Company OF this coast, or one In
New York, Would you buy Mission blankets
or do you prefer sending East' You might get
q better article.
Would You stop the culture Of wheat to
improve the facilities for the importation Of
-four! We are all political economists, but
that man sets whately at defiance who exports
gold and silver and imports everything else.
What has become Of that $2,5oo,oOo sent East
for Life Insurance last year! Is 1t drawing you
9 per cent, or 10 per cent? Would $2,5Oo,oOO
added to the circulation on this coast make any
difference in It's prospcritys Would 1t not
increase tho amount in circulation here one.
tenth, and enable you to cash those outstanding
bills which you long since despaired Of col.
Is not the Pacific Mutual as responsible as
any company in the worldi Is 1t not as liberal
as any! Are not the laws Of California as
careful Of the interests Of the policy holders az
those OF any other State! Can you name q
company which did the same amount OF business
in the same time that the Pacific Mutual has
done, Do the stockholders Of the Pacific
Mutual get ono-half as much for tho manage
ment Of the affairs Of tho company and the
security which their capital affords, as the
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

NoTICE-To THE CREDITORS OF
" JOHN ". GREER; u Bankrupt.-ln the
District Court OF the United States for
the District of Nevada.-In the matter OF John
W. Grier, a bankrupt. - Notice is hereby
c;ren thar pursuant to an order made by said
Court in the matter OF John w. Grier, a
bankrupt, on the I'd day Of August, 4: 1869, q
hc9rin: will be had upon the petition OF said
bankrupt. heretofore filed in said Court, praying
for his discharge from all his debts and liabili.
ties, provable under the Act OF Congress emil:
tied IAN Act to establish a uniform system OF
bankruptcy throughout the United States" ap-
proved March .. 1851, and for a certificate
thereof, before said Court. OH the 14th day OF
August, A. d. 1859. at ls O'Clock N. OF said day, at
the Medin Building. in the city OF Virginia,
county OF Storey and State OF Nevada, at which
time and place any creditor Of said bankrupt, or
any other person In interest, may appear and
show Cause. II any they have, why the prayer OF
The said petition should not be granted.
X. NJ. DAGGETT,
auIlOt Clerk Of said District Court.
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