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THE

Tailoring Department.,
Supplied with largo stock OF new FOREIGN
IMPORTATToNS for this falls wear OF the most
choice styles, which will be made up to order in
the hest manner, under tho caro- Of nrstclass
French Cutter.
Procs fixed and marked on each garment.
Customers are invited to call ana look through
the stock, and make their selections
7. William Matthiessen.
B. W. NorURRoUs, superinsenaens.
-sptN tltAs2mos
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plantatiom Biiiers.

F~"A"AUu ~hAtl1.
A GLORIOUS CHANGE.
That any sick man survived the treatment
that human beings are very hard to kill.
The lancet, calomci, cantharldes and drastic pur.
gasiyes were then the order Of the day. The phy
sician played into thc hands of the apothccary.
anu shS eaiioTbulutc palicnt was urcnchcu morn
ing, noon and night with prostrating medicines.
We live in n moro rational and conscientious era.
The Importance of supporting Nature in It's comic,
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
by artificial depletion. They are met with TONES
that rally the vital powers and enable them 10 do
feat the enemy. Chief among these au,cs OF Ma.
turc, in its battles with sickness, is
PLANTATION BITTERs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet
for the aged and decrcpid Il has no equal among
stomachice. AS q remedy for the nervous yeaEpess
to which the tender sex arc especially subject, It
is supcrsedipg every other stimulant and ncrvine.
In all climates, tropical, temperate or frlgid, it
acts as q specific In every species OF disorder
which undermincs the bodily strength and
breaks down ,hc animal apirits. Wherever It
is introduced it bccomce standard article
"a medicinal staple. Druggists although their
profit upon 1t is small, end il absolutely
necessary 70 keep q preparation for which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody
win accept o substitute. 1t " to-day the m OF.
popular medicine in the civilized world.
Extensively as Il is advertised, its best ad.
vertisement is the beneficial result which
uniformly follows its use. Every bottle sold in.
sures the sale Of as least half dozen more. un.
like other stimulants, 1t braces and forLlGes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action,
The cheering effect which Ii produces upon the
mind ia not monentary, but permanent. There is
no subsequent depression. It docs not as Is the
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IN THE STOCK ARE THE FOLLOWING:
MIXED CASHMERE SUITS. .s15 90
Double and Twisted Cashmere Suits ...... II 90
Fancy Cashmere Salts. Observation-Disclosures 1s 90
Dahlia Melton Suits. ts....................1 is 90
Black and White Silk Mixed Suits ..... 20 90
Diagonal Coating Suits. ts..................... 81 90
Scotch Cheviot Suits. Observation-Disclosures. "a 90
ElbRur Silk Mixed Suits. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Golden Silk Mixed Suits. ae 90
Olive Mixed Melton Suits. 2s 90
Chesterfield Goats ut from $12 90 to 20 90
Waterproof Tweed oycrsacks. s......... 10 90
English Melton Sacks 1s 90
Fancy Cashmere Pants at from .s5 90 to 10 90
Vests OF Cashmere Cloth, Coating, Beaver
and velvets, at from. So 90 to 10 90
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THE STAR SHIRTS,
Noted for their fitting qualities and good work.
manship. full supply always on hand. Prices
at from 81 IS 10 81
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Sole Agent for the genuine Eureka Cote Pot,
the Russian Hemp Castor, md The American
Paplcr Mache Company. novl3 stuthlmo
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NNHE CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH.
OVER EIGHT THOUSAND SOLD.
PATENTED BY
0R0RGE WATT, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The best Fallow, Subsol, DItchlng and Cultlva.
ting PLOUGH Superior TO all others by actual
test, being adapted to every soil, and doing the
hoe and plough work without choking.
For sale at manufaotory prices, freight added,
by J. Z. ADGER & Co, Agents.
No. o. East Ray, Charleston, 8. @.
Also on hand, large assortment of other
Ploughs, Corn Shelters, Hay Cutters, and Agrioul-
tural Implements Of all kinds. octso stuth
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gsarses Mt sas Frinei.so RG,ss:
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DARING Attempt mt stage Robbery-The
Road Agents Badly sold This limo.

Dnrins. Attempt Mt stage Robbery-The
Road Agents Bad sold this limo.
Last evening the usual bullion from
Gold Hill arrived at Virginia a little too
late for Wells, Fargo & Co.'s outgoing
stages, which leave the Office at eigh.
o'clock, therefore it has to lie over until
this evening. There are % bags Of it,
weighing about 1900 pounds, and
worth some $40, 000. When the stages
had passed over the Gsiger Grade and
arrived at the first stopping place be-
yond, it was discovered taat all the
straps of the boot behind had been cut
loose, and an unauthorized search made,
doubtless for that lot of bullion which
would have been there had i; arrived at
Virginia a few minutes sooner. 1t is
supposed that the rogues followed this
rear stage while it was passing down
the steep grade, and so tried to help
themselves without stopping tho coach
and discommodiug the passengers.
They could easily drop it in the road,
sack after sack, aud afterwards pick il
up at their leisure, burying it ut some
convenient point for future reference.
1t might be q difficult job to successfully
conceal or get away with all that heavy
commodity, yet it seems the sutsrprising
~rascals were willing to take chances o.
it. They did no: disturb the trunks OK
other baggage in the boot, being evil
IDENTIFY DESTROYS of bullion and nothing
else. 1t was only hat little unforeseen
delay 10 its arrival which prevented
their success. We would state for the
benefit of the road agents, that tonight
and hereafter the stages will be supplied
with spring guns in the rear boot, and
howitzers mounted on the poop deck.
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Board OF Town Trustees.


GOLD HILL, December G, 1859.
The Board met at e:3o P. NJ. Present
-Msssrs. Huguet, Flagg, Gallagher,
and President Gibson.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Resignation of T. ]. Mcclellaud re-
esivsd. Accepted and ordered placed
on fls.
On motion, that Mr.. T. J. McClellaud,
being forced by circumstance to change
residence to Virginia City, it is With
regre, that we accept his resignation.
Ayes-Msssrs. Huguet, Flagg, GAL
lagber, and President Gibson.
On motion, Mr.. Richard Mercer was
appointed to fill the Office of Trustee Of
the First Ward, made yacan by the
resignation of T. ]. McClelland.
Ayes-Messrs. Hugust, Flagg, Gal
lagber, and President Gibson.
On motion, the CLERK was instructed
to notify Mr.. R. Mercer of his appoint
ment.
On motion, that the bid of Matilda
Lynch for the purchase OF q bond for
SIS, 900 be accepted at 9s1 cents coin,
and an ordinance for the same De pub
lished,
Aye,-Messrs. Hssue,, Flagg, Gal
laghsr, aud President Gibson.
On motion, Ordinance No. Sc passed
by the following vote, and ordered pub
lishsd.
Ayss-Messrs. Hugu.t, Flagg, Gal
laghsr, and President Gibson.
Committee on streets reported them
in good condition, and presented = re-
quest Of Martin Meshan for work on the
streets, which was denied on the ground
that the expense was unnecessary.
The following bills were referred to
the Finance Committee: o. S. Barber,
Sc; P. Nye, So; Gold Hill News, SIS;
T. Gallagher, Sill so; s. Haas Il Co.,
SIT; NJ. Donovan, $lO5; ]. Newhousc,
Sloo; Mercer s Tucker, Sl4 10.
On motion, the following bills were
ordered paid from Contingent Fund in
coin: E. Hail, S5l; Matt. Rowe, S3l so.
William Murresh, S3l so.
Ayss-Messrs. Huguet, Flagg, Gal
lagher, and President Gibson.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet Monday next, December 18th, at
6:30 p. N.
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SxAtL.rOx.-The aforesaid disgusting
disease is cropping out pretty thickly
again. We Jaw one mau on G street
Virginia, this morning, with his face
breaking out very unmistakably with
the disease, inquiring the way to the
County Hospital. There is already an
other nan at that institution sick with
the smallpox, and a little child also
broken out with it was taken to Virginia
from Gold Hill last Saturday. Dutch
Fred, the draynan on the Divide, has
recovered from it and is out again.
Sol Gellsr is lying sick with the small
pox at Truckee Meadows.
Festival To-sIaHr.-The ladies' fes-
tival, in aid of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Virginia, commences at Ath-
le,ic Hall this evening, and will be
continued tbr most of the week. Full
arrangements are made for max
ing this an exceedingly pleasing and
interesting as well as lucrative affair.
The prsttiest and most agreeable ladies
will attend the various tables, and there
will also be dancing each evening.
HEAVY BULLION SHIPNENr.-Last Sat-
urday evening, there was shipped from
Wells, Fargo L Co.'s Virginia Office, 4G
bars of bullion, weighing 3,sls pounds,
and worth Sll2,ll3 76. This is the
heaviest shipment SINCE last March. A
large proportion Of it Of course was
from Gold Hill, aud it goes to show that
we have considerable material for those
sort Of bricks left yet in the old Com
stock.
ExcuEsIoS.-Ne1t Sunday tnsrning a
special excursion train will take a party
Of base ballers and other gentlemen
excursioEists down to Carson and back,
leaving Virginia at 81 o'clock A. NJ,
and leaving Carson on the return at 5
o'clock P. ". II will cost each msmber
of the party 81 for the round trip, and
all who have any social title to join the
party can learn full particulars by call.
ing at the Washos Exchange Billiard
Saloon, Virginia.
Cock FiGHrING.-As will be seen from
no,ice in our advertising columns, cock
fighting is conducted in the. most APP
proved style at the cock pit, III the base
meat Of the Collins House, Virginia,
every Saturday evening. Fancy cocks,
ri,h extra snap and game to them,
matched or purchased on liberal terms.
The New YEARS BALL.-At the regu-
lar monthly meeting of Washoe Engine
Co. No. 4, Virginia, held last evening,
it was decided to make their proposed
ball Of December 3l,t, an invitation
party, with no tickets to be sold. They
are going in for a real good social time.
CuoLLAR DrvIDEND.-The Chollar-
Potosi Mining Company have declared a
dividend of ST per share, payable next
Friday.
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PIpER's OPERA HoUsE-rHE HUScu-
BACK. Sheridan Knowles beautiful
fve-acs play, entitled 1.-THE Hunchback,'
was the attraction at the Opera House
last evening, and the theatre was de-
ssrredly well filled. Tho piece passed
off very smoothly, without any drag
whatever, q very satisfactory circum-
stance, a. it enabled people to get home
in good season and bs all the better
prepared to come again tonight, which
hey could no. we'll do i: they were kept
there till midnight. Too much drop
curtain or other species of drag is
always q nuisance with a Washoe audi
cnce, especially with that portion from
Gold Hill. AS might easily be judged
from her previous impsrSouations, Miss
T%hompsou's Julia, last evening, was q
fine, highly-wrought and effective piece
of acting, to be improved upon, perhaps,
in one or I'VE points, yet even that Is II
matter Of very critical opinion, not to
be sustained by the generality OF the
audience, who accepted it as %truthfully
natural, all womsnly and good. Miss
Gordon, too, as Helen, won additional
favor in the eyes of her sympaihi'ing
auditors, especially in her love lesson
with the unsophisticatsd Modus, which
character vas admirably sustained by
w. F. Burroughs. Miss Gordon GER
tainly possesses natural delineative
talent Of n very high order. Faihom,
rs represented by J.. I. Raymond, was
PLAYED for all the character was worth,
and given in Raymon6's W peculiar
felici,ously comic style, in which ne has
nc equal this side Of Uncle Sans big
continent. We did not fancy Edwards,
Ms Master Walter, came quite up to the
standard Of some of hiJ other persona
tions, yet his rendition was very accept
able. As to Mccullough, his Clifford
was correct, finished, artistic and good,
lust as is always expected Of hin.
Claude Burroughs, as Lord Tinsel, and
Others were also worthy of commenda-
ton. This evening the fine historic
drama, entitled "Court and Stage"
never before presented here, will be put
upon the stage in excellent style, with 3
full, effective and judicious cast Of
characters, Miss Thompson ~personating
Nell Gwyuue, and Mr.. Mccullough the
Duke of Richmond. 1t is unnecessary
10 state tina. there will be another
crowded house.
A FAIR Observation-Disclosures
Yerington, Of our railroad, has been
publishing notices to parents to keep
their children out Of the way and from
tho ars-as the company cannot DO
held liable for damages, should any
h~appen-but the caution is not alto
gethsr needed. A few days ago a sou
of John A. Hill climbed on q platform
car, unknown to the conductor, aud
when he wanted to &c, of, the cars
were goiag at a tolerably rapid rate, the
boy jumped of, striking his head on a
rail, cutting cash four inches long in
his scalp, and nearly killing him. Pa
rents had better see to their children in
this matter.
No Monx MEAL TicK.rs.-All inter
estsd will do well to read the notice Of
the Virginia L Truckee Railroad Co., to
the effect that no meal tickets for em.
ployss will be valid from and after this
date.
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IL this age when merit Is obscurci by selfasser-
ton, and Ilarlns advertisements take the place of
solid talent. It Is q pleasure to meet with true worth.
To those In need OF medical aid we would chcerfully
recommend the DR.. ]. G. Young Institute, els Sac
ramento street, San Francisco. During Its twenty
years OF operation it has held the highest place of
integrity, and has been recognized as a sure refuge
Of the sick. where all receive sklllful and honorable
treatment. See advertisement on the inside.
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THE HoLrDAYs ARE CoNING.-of all the beautiful
stocks OF all kinds Of toys. pictures. bird cages,
books, stationery an fancy articles, ever exhibited
In this State. Lille B Co., a few doors south Of the
Bank Of California, In Virginia City, have Just
opened nc most elegant, in quantity and variety.
The very light Of 1t makes the hearts OF the children
leap with Joy and Sleefulness. de3-u
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TuE HEALING ~PooL.-Essays for Young Men who
have fallen Into vicious habits, and now desire a
higher life. and a better Manhood. with certain
means OF relief for the afflicted. Sent IN sealed
letter envelopes. free OF charge. Address Howard
Association, Box p. Philadelphia, IA. se3g3In
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DENoLIsirERs of Bread. CAKES, Pies, Doushnuts.
Ho, Rolls. ETC.. take notice: John Peter Becker, Of
the Gold lIIll Bakery and Chop House. Is prepared
to furnish to the public the above named articles,
fresh every day, OF the best quality, and at the low
"a, urlccs nog.-lm
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
by WELLS, FARGO y co.'s n
Mr. Oliver, Mr. Terra, Mr. Elmore, Frank
Denver, E B Shaw, Mr. Easton, d RSss, ]
7 White.
Departures.
By WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Thos Lynch, F W Conn, A G Berry and
wife, ] N woodworth, D B Ross, Jas Eagan,
p Martin, Jno Schefler, Mn Frederick, w
B Harrub, Louis Mandlebao, P Blake, w
A Seaton, C Whittmeyer, Hugh Murphy. NJ
Stern, Flora Schiller, ] r Saunders, VIM
Sears, w Young, R Saunders.
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EVERYBODY PLEASED WHO USES 1T
RELIEF FOR ALL!
TO II PUBLIC!

IO IEHn OnASANs
GRATEFUL FOR THE EMINENT SER
y vices OF DR.. J. j. Mcbride. l chccrfllly
make statement Of the following facts: For
twelve months | had suffered from pros,ration
of INV nervous system, resulting In partial paral.
ysis and almost total loss OF sight. A score OF
p'Iysicians had abandoned my case rs hopelcssly
fncurablc; j had even heard my days numbered
by doctors and friends. In the nconics OF ncu.
rilgic pain I sought the great liking OF Pain.'
Under that benign influence, In ono half hour l
had obtained more medical aid than l had
known for long, weary months. Ny sight was
40 much restored that l could read print. al.
though / had needed q guido TO find DR.. Nc
Brides Office an hour before. Before leaving
him / had rcsaincd the unc Of my almost palsied
limbs, and seemingly my strength had returned;
while all those aches and pains, my constant
COMPANIONS, were dissipatcd and gone. It is
now ten days since l undertook treatment with
DR.. Mcbride, and I can say unhssitatingly that
am restored rs I could not have expected to
have been In 30 little time. My eycsight Is most
perfectly regained, my whole physical system
corrected, and In undOubtcd health.
NV residence IL In Reading. ! do business NJ
No. 6X Cambridge street, in this city, where l
will Willingly vouch In person for tho truth OF
the foregoing, to any one interested:
THoS. T. GREENWOOD.
P. s. I have done business In this city for
twenty years. Thousands OF citizens know
me. T. 7. G.
CRANE e. BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Agents, San Francisco.
O. NJ. CORNELL,
No. Al c street, Virginia, Wholesale and Re
tail Aycnt no25-1m
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& CO.'S
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE

DuLLIoN AND ORES CAREFULLY AS
ID saved by CONRAD WIEGAND, formerly
Supervising Assaycr at the San Franciseo
Mint. Receiving oHicc In Virginia at Morrilrs
Drug Store. no2Ltf
, 1869-11-25
SPRING GFIBLD.
Dcath from Asphyxta-Deuth OF D.
II. Walsh. stale Entotn no1oElst-Stf.
yer Wedding.
snnr.n1 1ANsnatch tn 1hr Chirzcn TYqnruk.

Death from Asphyxta-Deuxh OF D.
II. Walsh, stale EnfomoleEtst-sit'
ver Wedding.
spec.al Despaten to The Chicago Tribune.
SrR1S0K1z1o. Nov. -
Sanc1top b Mower, rnason, rrttdtnR On F1nh
stscet, In this c,ty, Vas found dead IN hs bed,
thls rornirg, hAv1ug been hadoc1ted b 1eafage
OF Fza He complained to hts .1se Of
Atn1t l9 O'Clock his wife went TO the beaspoE.
aua 1pon opening tns doss - almost ~ 15nd
her hu sbsnd ty1uR Ia bed In the aRonJ Of dtsfh.
Medical lid sns i: ontA called IN, hot TIC man
M past hope. and died IN short time.
1he deA;h Of D. B. Walsh State EntouoloGtst by
m acstr ept while getting OF from train OF c4sA.
me neaih Of Nj. Walsh v1u create vacancy Soas
Il Will be hasd for the Governor 70 ny, y ls NJ
oi reseaIch and close study into ~ saas oes.
,ained 10 buet, wosna atd other inseets. He was
iacet,oasy called ~ nis fftends, The eRasset
Tne mepds Of D.. Albert Trap2 are celebrating
hts SILVER WeddnE tnia eEcultE: D1. IssPp Is -
old and prrmHeny t}eHnso ct'iken- He va tne
iana.ly payr.ctan Of Governor bas.en tne NSsS.
an occa.,ou, aad IN thst enjoyable wa1 do*n
Kohsyt Es1rt Tns sentenced to Jol1et ts4cay ~.
| tnrre JeaTs on eourict.on os nFceny. ~ Ah1es
| +. Il eaTes, 1of bieamy. sent up fos one JeAf.
| Hon. Z il LAvson, recently APPOINTED % go
Governor - q nsemner Of the SSate BOARD OF tnn
| ic Char1ttet, aua1ned to-day ny ming oas cain .
| pfllce with the Secretary Of Sta}e. Al.
.ricts ior members Of the Constitutional ConTes
tjpn xnkh, Whtu m4de, will tho~ tne fop.eo
| rion to be Divided % ats1ct pATI Esooa.~ w :
Il 1sepubkeans aud q DemocfEe ~
ine above c.assancation indicates the cestan !"
| y1Alon.
, 1869-11-25

ing m account due the. et2te Of E5t9.-
e49.eT. tbs original settlement 2ncWed 4
ha!Apce In favof Of tho State OF q $50 600, but BY
ecttle1Deut u1Ede on the 18th Of July, 1850, the
claim wa4 yedneed to tho ah1va aenDo1k c. No
M1ztIte, IN the ahsence OF Hon z. II. 6taotoo.
hig colleague alone represented the defendant,
and opened with 4 h5toII oi The origin and puf-
pose Of the Credit NohtlieF from which It appeared
that the corporation originally exsted u t1e Fenn
At1v1nia EscA A1soc1An0u. out lta b4@e VIA H.
t<fW2[ds changed TO the pfaeao1 kfaAL Il tnen
6ecane Instrumental In hr1ldlng tho Union Pac1nc
RaliSusd : After this road had passed tho one
hunbfedth meridian. wheFH 1t optstned tie
sohetdJ promised By Con9ress to the FatlE2y drst
reaching that point, Z contEact Wal 11Ade pJ Oh.
YET Atnes 10 bnlld 6d6 mica of road. and By hin
a9rRt "a to 1cseu Eustee9, who agreed 10 con
etfnct the fDAd for that d1t1nce and o1 condition
that the Credit Aoad'ftr Will Ruafautee the per-
!osmanct Of the contract and Advanct the noaeT
Crtdu Aoetlier commission Of ~ per cent and
Interest On The money advanced. ID July, 1883.
the Attorney Geutfn1 nied d quo sedrTunto
to inquire into the validity Of the CORPORATE
existence OF the CFed Hobiitr. Aod III credit be-
tp& thus impaired, wAs unabled to supply the
amount Of mouey required 70 c4t7y On tho COD
tfAct It then feleAsed TO tho trustees . part Of
The contEnE on condition It nho3ld nnt be Liable
3ot any Io>&es or Claims for damages The qunS-
tton involved r., what were it, real earnings -
corporation during the year 1858. Tue Etlnessea
tos defence hare been called to prove that dur7uR
thai time. no pro1ss we're earned and
a,s11Sd y, m g so@pan F1tas. r..
asEnuen1 OF counsel, and viii probably occnpJ
tie tine Of the court during this morning.
, 1869-11-25

The Quebec md Ontario LcGts1h-
tures-Thc He'd tftveF Rebellion.

The Quebec md Ontnrto Lc:tsln-
turcs-Thc He'd River Rebellion.
QlkBEc Nov. s4-The Quebec LeRl.la.ure
opened YESTERDAY. The Leuftnant Governor ss,4
ea'onizsron ene r0s md eaucst'oa had eeen pio
ductrye Of benenceht results. The ex-
psotaslon and settlement ot ne TERRITORY
rrepced, are being atuvely psoeecu'ed, aud hare
doue rucn toward tavostux cioo'zatton. Gfeas
prugresA u b+,bR mate IN the dslsiou o. toe SUI
p!rf debt Of the lAte Province ot CaoAda+ ana ~
ealiy ftt,ienett i r.edcse,t. The EXPENDITURES
tor The laat lew months arr within the estimate.
TORONTO. So.. A-Ms: bl4eks feso!nnoas. con
IN relation 10 the nraoc'A aTangeuent,
of Sova Scotia, - unjust TO onlaro and
x,ela,len q tne ,eass dee,Is in sae
Leg1slaare last eveain9. The result waa tnat TIE
INT twelve re.olprons we're rejected Tue salt.
ise a1o ofRne, S ag4.ssenens M .e,seea the several
pro.trce4 was carr7td, sho GoseEnment being de-
ieated bJ . ms!ot1sy Ct nfseen. ,.,... ,., Al,
renrina, November 10. says: "GoVesuor Nc.
N'as,ll b. 'eq1sa ~ n21. n9e-e' gs, Ts,ea
! R,cnsls., p ~ .a P1s7encser. 3 Besg ana cams.
! ron acd his wife, are boarding IN Penb!ns.' Tat
Ie,,er sa,s Fort GAIT And the whole COUNTY y in
pose. son of the reoe' and tas 911ee. - nos y =
oppose anne1ailon 10 Canada. There i no ne@'
Tokosro, SCI. a5A s2scil to 1es e.. G11ss f1o5
huf d AID vines take little or Eas1 N 70.
| demonstration. The iusurEcnta are caiedF Frenel
haf.breetA 4 system Of passes hAs beet
| txs5cped The Indians hare takc'
! possession OF the HUDSON Bay stofe
| popsts spd are dealing ont 70 tneusGTes dau.
| ra3ltn1 from The company = supplies
| pf, Bypxp, edl.or Of the of'lresteF, refused
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forced Z. inS IL o1tu OF the nuAEet 70 i.tae 70
reyolot,onar. doeun en. vhlch .aa pasted IN n
ttons ra5ts Of tht rtee1!o7a district:
4 Red r1veT trading nouse a. st. F3ol lAtu
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| uauy ta1f-hret d., waiting favorable oppofss
| MIR 10 dec.xre 10 favor Of Governor AcuooF4l
| a FentAu prestdenz u said II be di1eed1K n
/ ututB Of the drstufber1.