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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09
TD Tobacco Dealor0-naeernal
Revenue Oec101On.
T08A00RY UkpA0Y01I4.
OBSIcs % lRrsaxAL RRvsHsR.
- suxsuu~nse YAh "A llHA


wAssnsSox, FEB. -, l0es.
an:-ls aoswss v ysur ls1sss II tAs 1sth
inst, Il havs - ssy thsS Circular No. - provides
fer fo-Uoskin9 - ~ iaspeetiea - as6aaDo
poeked IN barrels Or in bulk. The enly oejees
voe - laeRAo1o Ne oole ef tAe ~ Ooook q u
ota0pol tehoooo % he'd.
Dealers n tAos klAd - toboeoo eo0ponloo6
tAas they ssalA ses s0set salee aalsee they Vsee
Dssnitsel " break up he oeioisal pasealso -
oete ell = ana1l a1aq1aAie1, . - pafGAalw
would boy q eae tine 0ese than he eoalG H.
pss sf pstss - he sias 1ssl Ssf W. - u
otAspe.
All tssesss rs-pssksl = csassavsasso -
the Cireulss. eaa BE- seld without abanps .ustll
The let1 Of February proxine. Aflse ~ go
y - fuithse sctisn On the eabieet h tAkea hY
Congrsss. such Tobacco and ai1'osber uussonpt1
ooekise 80 6ss est chewing. nuat - sta0peA
q the expsess ef The dealer. II uas nevn esa
esaplseel shAl I'll tobacco u The hAn6s, q ADole
err shosld bs rs-packsd under the supsrvisiss
u ~ Inspector. The lev mskeo il tho Aoly -
dealers 70 put their old stock Of unstsuped ~
bssos, afeee Feb. ltsh, into psskRee saci = -
described ID the Law, asd y a@1 asd cancel
proper staope. bsfoss ssliiso - e1ssssa ~
sobsceo for oslo, snd impseeo severe penaltias
II they sell 81 o6Dr for sais unit snpSd tStaece.
-. EA. KoGixs, Csoaissisnsr.
ksss.--8oskiag tsbssss 10 - - pnt ~ -
peeeegss Of Z, 4, 8, and 10 ssness. Fias sst
cAswtsg = pashsgse Of 4, l, ., .. ., asd 10
sunces. o. q The opsisn Of the masafsetersr. IN
woSdea pec&agss csntsinisg 10. -. a., sr 20
E4E@.st4 fa - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

Fes Catarsb buy fell piot bottles u Wei
cott's Annihilater. in white wrappers. 81.
Wslostt's Pain Paint 10 cleo 10 white wssp.
psrs enly. Ssld u Des0gisa'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

CouxrsRrEirsas REruansD. - Detective
Centre and Deputy U. S. Marshal Johs
Acklsy, returned last evening ffem 81.
Louis. With two countsrfsiters, BENZ. r.
Newell and Thos. Allsop- the two pals Of
julia Britton. alias Newell, Who was ar.
rested soms time age, % previsusly r..
psrtsd. Since the arrest Of the wo0an,
January 1lth, Detective Center has, With
the aid Of the weman, been able 70 keep
track Of the two men ever since they left
this city. From here they went to Wapslls,
thence to Burlington. Ksokuk, and dsvn
The river to st. Louis, showing their spuri.
Gus currency A. they vent. About the time
they would arrive il St. Louis, NJ. Center
wrote 10 the Chief sf Pslies there, giving .
full description Of the men. With The re-
quest that they b arrested and held subject
to his order. o. Thursday Of Isst week :
dispatch Was received that tbs men he'd
been arrested, and eountsrfsit money found
in their possession. Mr.. Csntsr and Mr..
Aekley Immediately started for St. Lsuis,
and, on arrival there, Friday night. found
that the authorities there wanted y keep
them, but on learning that there was more
evidence here to convict them, finally gave
them up. On their way ts this city they
said some hard things about the wo0aa, aud
expressed regret at ths less Of The bills
found in her possession. II vas their
intention 70 have the woman join then q
st. Louis. bot her arrest has seemed 70 dis
arrange their plane. and will give them .
chance Tor penitsntisry life for ten or fifteen
ysa1s. They had their sxaninasion at the
Court House Tin aftsrnoes. and were held
for their appearance q ths o. 8. Circuit
Ceurt q Ksokuk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

0va HsEo!-A Geld is often thought to
bs too triang matter TO claim immediate
OF serious attention ustil II gets such hold
on the lunGs - to impsril the life Of the
consumptivs patient then and not till then
40 ms'y thing seriously Of relief, when it
often comes too late; what foolish nsgli-
gsnes ws say We say vhsn % cents will 70
% far - TO cure Cold Cough, Sore Threat
Hearssness, Asthma, dc. hesitate not 10
60 to druggist and invest that in : hot,ls
Of A16ome PSrtsr's Cough Balsom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

Tss busissss nsa u Msliae isteud 70
hs,sa ferry 10 epssaaisn between thss city
and the Iswa SIDE. On he opening Of sav-
ieation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09
mogoaaa'0 Gae0alno Co0 Liver
OIL.

Our Cod Liver Oil 10 warranted pure
NnWpouNpLAxp OIL. Il has stood the test of
twenty years experience. aud can be relied
on every particular. Its superiority over
that prepared on our Own sea shere 10
shown By the numerous cures psrfermsd
by it whea the inferior oils had been tried
with out effect. The uniform good quality
Of our OIL hss given it the preference over
the numerous brands ia the market, and
has ELECTED the highest commendssions
frsm eminent physicians. Manufactured
BY Hsgsnan = Co., Chsuis.s and Drug.
gists. and sold bv Druggists.
CuAPsRD HANDS AND FAcs, Scar Lrrs.
&C.. cured At once BY the use Of Hegsman's .
Cauphor Ice With Glycsrne, keeps hands
ssft in the coldsst weather. See that you
get the Genuine. Sold by Dsugsi,ts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

"VsLocIrnDs." Three languages are
said to bs under contribution to produce
the above word Vel from the German,
which sign6es "much :" secondly, "hoss''
FROM the English, which among jockeys and
dealers in slang terms is we'll understood,
and thirdly, pied frsm the French. meaning
fost. The simple intsrprstation Of the
whole word, therefore, may BE- considered
'much horse afeet"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09
THE CITY.

Lrons 10 gong ts lottery Of tswn lot
to pay the debt on the Ca.holic church of
that city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

lNoURANcE.
4
Asa
ANNUAL. CERr1rnC
STATE OF IOWA. AUDITORS OFFICE. !
1~sys Dve.

-. MotSss, Janusfy yetb, lsts. \
,,AsAs. The National Insurance Company
az, ~ Dasene mt, IN the state of Iowa hss
a,.,'" :" '".. once hswern ttstsmeut ~ Is ron.
4, .sa..a .ne 'hlf,f -tru day Of D.cen ber ISss.
tho General Assembly of the ...,sast - hc' VI
la'isk TO Insnrtnoe CempAp,,s ar,,,, ~ y. ~.
IN. 1865 and wheres. s.,d -. W"
snas sa.d insurance Comprry = posscs,ts \, ~.
'rao'sne smoant u capital. invested as eft,ui,.J
" said Act; 90
Tnsssruas. In pnrsuNuc- Of Law. Z leb,A
Anls,t. Auditor ef state. de hereby csrt ~ M,
es's insurance compauy Is autn"tiaed to t,a, ,..t
shr snssasss cf Fire Insurance in this s,.,e ~
Aseo's properly appointed sad sutLotia,d to
se.oC.ss0ee service OF process for and on be half
q sese OomPssy. as required By said Act, ua,il
sns sAes oy es January. A D.. 1870.
iiersasr certify that ssid ststemest shows
lea The oessai anoun, OF paid m
Ceetssl ef ssid Osmrany. Dse
elst. loSe, 10 be. be.......... eiae. sso 90
"a. Ths agKrseate amount OF Assets
ef ssid Company. Dec siss
=, 1858 TO b.: bs:...........;..... 3si.f;o VI
6tlsstes Of said q, mpsny. Dec.
-. .siss. isss. . be -. fs.sos 81
9Th. The aggregate Income Of said
Company tor the year isos.
TO be-. .....s. -. !. oi,s5i "
,'h The aegregstc Expenditures of
sad Company. ior the year
iss>. 10 be. r................. 77.cra ~
- In sTs.rMp>S wuxRsos, l have here
unto subscribed nv name and NJ.
hxed The ssa Il ny Office the day
- and date above written
JOIN A. kLLtOTr.
Auditor OF State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

Buaxfff's CsleGss Water 10 prsfssssd 70
the German By the leading fashion Of New
YOrk Home &turaol.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

SAD Nsws.-Ssms weeks age NJ. o. II.
Child and wife were summoned to The sick
chamber Of Mrs O.s father, John Appleton,
II. d., Of Boston. They reached Boston in
time to be with him during the last days Of
bis life. We learn that he died on Thurs
day last. lie was we'll known 70 some Of
our citizens as occupying . prsmiasnt
position in connection with the State nisto-
rical Society Of Massachusetts,. The many
fisnds Of Mr.. Chiid's family. in this city,
~ll learn this news with regret and sympa-
thy for tho family.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

Light bread makes light hearts. ROYAL
Baking Powder does Il. Ask your grocer
% II. asd tske no other. Il is . decided
improvement ovsr..any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

~ CcadSetee ~ the Spanish 0evesnmsst-
- easAe1 Al inS0snation furnished Thc hlRhegt
pries pai1 ~ Doubloons an1 al kfnds Of cod sn6
etlvOe. fAYLOA . Co.
fssii-l1y Daaksss. 10 Wali d. Nsw Ycsk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

Wno ARs THsYi-Ws dent ksow, bat
from certain indications u vill Be perfectly
sa:s for any one who wants 70 see . wed.
ding ceremony, to 60 70 the 14th Street n.
.. Chuvch, on the evening Of this day one
week hence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09
JEWEIRV. J
Silver Ware,
Jewelry,
Watohoo.

The nnest sUlectlon q
Tea Sets. Coffee Urns, Lee
PiteAsrs, Walters Dinnse
and Breakfast Oastess, ,GAhs
baskets, Vases. Card re.
ceivers, Epergaes. Berry
Dishes, etc., Of New and
Beautiful Deslgns, eepee.
Tally adapted fer presenta.
tiOn, can no l0ana - the
Otoro of
q. j. LOOMS.
"a VIELE'e BUILDING
Second Osro0s. unAor Noweonh
Douso.
We have . large assert.
ment 0f tho Choicest NOv cl.
ties In silver. Plated W are,
manufactured and guaran.
tood by these Arms whose
reputation stands tho high.
est In tho United States.
I SELL Low!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

FAcrs.-lt has now become apparent 10
every thinking man that gsed clothes ere
avery necessary commodity the next
thing ofinportancs is that San Perry is
the place 70 get fitted out with first cass
business Or drsss suit at any time on short
notice. A splendid stock Of Hue heavy
goods ere now on hasd. Gs around and
seo them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

CHsAP CeAL-RocK Rlvsn Inpnovnnru9.
While the various railroad prejeets lee
securing cheap csal are being aissusssd, Il
may b veil u esasidss the feasibility ol
accomplishing ths ssas thing By wster line.
Il 10 estimated that BY the eemplsliea oi
the canal around TIE rapids IN Rock River
at Camden, the ,csal mines On The River
would then b accessible 70 beats OF light
draft and their oinsrh wealth esuld Be
carried 70 Rock Island, Aslins, and Davsn
port at cost much lso than BY my rail-
tead lice.
This 10 . matter perhaps worthy Of ssri.
eus ecnsidsratisn. Mr.. Sssrs tslks ef Or.
ganising stssk esapaay, aud ssmeae1ine
We canal, aad esAsswsss carrying cut tie
project. II rsfsrsnes 70 the project, ths
Rock Islsad Unisa says:
We have eonvsrsod with several Of eur ne,e
sntsrprising citissns, whs are Of the opinion
that this 10 the true methsd 70 secure eheap
ceal. - things stand at presepA BY nsane OF
tran ways, tie esal can bs,easily rsn aewn 10
bsrges - the river. fte0 the various mines.
and b lsaded without extra haulisg. Thence
il weuld BE- a easy matter - 1est the csreo
around - this poi1t, through Sears canal. and
and 70 privats eitizsnA The rosie wsall be
available from eight y niae months II year :
aad IL she project wsso oDoo AAeesaehly insue.
urated, asrangeDeats could - nado for sGef.
ing the ces1 In quantities, - - to supply q Z
demand in winter months
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

TAKKH In BY vsAY LIBERAL PnoPosl.
foS.-A certain dsnominational school, st
no grsa. distance from here. publishes I
Monthly. In connection with the school
is a literary sssisty. In their publication
4 was anneuncsd that sll Ne sseiAsss
clergy could become members Of the literary
society on certain conditions. This was an
exhibition Of hberality entirely unexpected.
and several Of the resident clergy. both
Catholic and Protestant, applied. Did they
get ins Ask some Of them what they think
Of the libsrality Of UNCONVENTIONAL literary
societies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

Revival. prsashsss are pressing upon
some Of the old sinners Of Plsasass Valley
end getting them inss elsss quarters. oss
Of them got among the psayisg ms0bsss
~ sahss - - Sae ellled sopA ltie.
Z gscd 1sll for lsher.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09
REAL ESTATE.
CRY 1 SUBURBAN PRoPIRTY.

NHR REAL HsrATI o. TnD LATD JUDGE
MteAsll1 heirs 10 new eloroA loY sale, esnpri-
sing valuabls businsee ard sooidoAee lote - the city
pr6pef - lets In 0iteAolrD %, ~ a1a III e6dt
q he Bum, WftA unouYpoooo0 H1vof New. Ten
eefe sHt let's near the city nin Per Deiess. terne
&c., applyte -
A10iniGtfat1ft,
q j000 Z. COFFIN,
4eol 1Den1o Age06
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

THa Valley City and Hampton ferry bos.
has been purchased by Mr.. Shepherd. Of
Valley City, who will make some imprsvs<
msnts and make the Terry more ssrvissabls
to the public.
llRSaY VincRsr.-Ths lecture soise
public will be pleased to lssrn that this
distinguished speaker. scholar. and hisse-
risn, will sosn deliver another leesurs in
this city. The time aud place will b an
nouncsd In due time
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

JAS. M. DALZELL,
pfo1neo Commieelon Merchant
4oR1 0AA sen Coal, Cement.
DC. Jas. II. DALz8LL.
0sosaeo ~ Ofaln ana eeeeAaa aadieo ocSS-1ti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

4 AF AND Nlf1H alUrr1p nAnl, sAp-
- ~ - ans ~; rt Aastl e asssA -
,sns3.4 toRN KAuRNANN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

To.0av's Advertisements.
TmO0. =. 0LYNN. NJ. y.
D0YsICIAN AND SURGEON once .o,tb v.ss
cor. Main sad Third Strosts sshosf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09
LOST.

SMALL BLACK DOG NAMRD "CHlPPIB,s
a had - red leather collar With lock, aad plate
bsarine Do name. His care he'd jnst been eut, an1
were . little core. The An1ef viii - GnikA6ly ~
wafded By loavist tAo eams ns tAls o@eo. Sobe-tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-09

DEING ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM DA-
ID vsnport. l Offer ~ residence for sale, Sit
uaeeds = IL Clsars ssrsst, bet0eeo oh a14
loth. Enquire on the prsmisss.
Davsapert Jan. lth, loes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
Millmen, Painters, Glaciers
Paper Hangers, Etc.

fV,VUV STONE;
100 CARROYSOF sULPNURIC
ACID;
25 CARROYS NITRIC ACID,
rs CARBOYs sMURIATIC ACID
10000 LHS. ATLANTIC AND
JEWETT,S LEAD
A 900 LBS. ENGLISH RE ID LEAD
2,5OO GALS. ENGLISH BOILED
OIL, in Drums mud BRrrels
so RGLS. OHIO FIRR PROOF
PAINT
= 900 GALS. SECOND QUALITY
OF BOII.hD OIL. for
Roof Painting, Etc, Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

II II important TO those who arc afflicted, or
to those who arc Interested In the welfare Of
their friends to be careful OF tho many pretended
doctors who infcst all cities, publishing their
skill ia curing all diseases In u few days, and
imposing upon the public by using the names o.
eminent physicians from Europe and Other
places.
DIR. FLATTERY docs not deceive people BY
exhibiting bogus titles. pretended patients let.
icrs, certificates. etc. The Doctor will satisfy
all persons who may call at his Office, OF his abl
ity TO treat all diseases he proposes TO cure. II
will cost you nothing, and may save you many
regrctS-for, as advcrtisin. physicians in eight
cases out Of ten are bogus, there Is no safety In
,rustin. any OF them till you know who and
what they are He does not guarantee all cases
fees are exactcd only where cures can be ef.
fcctct. Where doubt exists n To the possibility
OF cure ii is freely stated, believing this is the
only course for physician 10 pursue.
Address, DIR. j. FLhTTERY,
Sacramento Cal.
y. B.-DR. FLATTERY will appear at Nir-
cinia, International Hotel, the LAST WEDSES-
DAY Of every month, to cure tho sicl. NOES ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-24

Standing Committees Of tho Senate. .
Special Committee on constitutional
observation-disclosures. IInines, Edwards,
Eastman, Iurd, Hall.
Micagc-Messrs. Linn, Eastman, Mon
roc.
Elcctions-Mcssrs. Hastings, Grey, Abra-
ham.
Judiciary-Mcssrs. Welty, Hall, Bonni-
field, Edwards, Tritlc.
Mines and Mining-Mcssrs. Stevenson,
Wilson, Mullan, Linn, Shamp.
Rules and Joint Rulcs-Messrs. Monroe,
Grey, Brown.
Public Printing-Messrs. Abraham, Hall,
Haines.
Public Morats-Messrs. Mullan, Wilson,
Welty.
Claims-Mcssrs. Monroe, Mason, I'd
wards.
Public Lands-Messrs. Edwards, Bonni-
field, Grey.
Military and Indian Affairs - Mcssrs.
Hazard, Linn, Wilson.
State Library-Mcssrs. Wilson, Hazard,
Hall.
Internal Improvemcnts-Mcss Hurd,
Eastman, Shamp.
State AiTairs-Mcssrs. Brown, Shamp,
Hazard.
State Prison Mcssrs. Hall, Shamp,
Brown.
Counties and County Boundarics-Mcssrs
Grey, Hastings, Wilson, Edwards, Tritle.
Federal Relntions-Messrs. Mason, Bon
nifeld, Edwards.
Education-Mcssrs. Bonnifeld, Welty,
Abraham.
Agriculture and Manufactures Messrs.
Haincs, Eastman, Wilson.
urnssrpanf-hfagsrs HIND HnstinUa
Mason.
observation-disclosures. Linn, Hall, Mullan.
Supplies and Expcnditures-Shamp, Null
Ian, Hurd.
Roads and Bridgcs-Hastings, Stevenson,
Wilson.
Corporations-Messrs.E Eastman, Haincs.
Hall, Stevenson, Bonni6cld.
Ways and Mcans-Mcssrs. Tritic, Monroe,
Huincs, Eastman, Hastings.
Standing Committees Of tho Assembly.
Judiciary-Mcssrs. IIillycr, Woodwork.
Corbctt, Gray, Bowman, Moody, King.
WAYS and Mcans-Mcssrs. Tenant, Doo-
lin, Small, I.ammon, Moulton, Hillyer, May
hugh.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LammOn, Wright,
Mayhugh, Burson, Cleveland.
Mines and Mining Interests - Messrs.
Rule, ShskspcIc, Gray, Randall, Doolin,
Brown, Moody.
Counties and County Boundaries-Messrs.
Mayhugh, Richardson, Burson, King, Mills,
Bunker, Coburn Doolin.
Mileagc-Messrs. Moody, Davis, Rule.
Public Lands-Mcssrs. Hillyer, Mayhugh,
Lammon, Tennant, Woodwork.
| Claims s-Messrs. Wright, Shaksperc, Pot
ter, Wclch, Scott.
State Library-Mcosrs. Corbctt, Potter,
Burlingamc.
Internal rovements-Mcssrs. Cleve.
land, Hanson, Brown, Barney, Moody.
observation-disclosures. Bowman, Davis, Bur
lingamc, Brown, Rule.
| Agriculture - Mcssrs. Scott, Dan8bcrg'
Barney, Shimmin, Hanson. p
Contingent Expenses - Mcssrs; fo''ef'
Cleveland. Richardson, Clark, Ford.
Military and Indian Aflairs.-MeSSrs'
Rnrlinoninc, Potter, Tcnnant, Waller
| Shimmin. u,J.,, porj
| Federal Rclations-Messrs. Welch' ford'
Bunker. Waller, Shimmin.
DS.N H,S'a a1rsi;,utions-Messrs Moulton, Lam
~ Small. Barney, Burlingame.
Tr,de and Manufacturcs-Mcssrs. Ander-
,on. Bunker, Cobun, Ford, Shaksperc.,
Elections-Messrs. Burson, Cleveland,
Hanford, Mills. Scott.
Public Morals-Mcssrs. Gray, Dangberg,
printing-Messrs. Small, Lammon, Co.
burn.
Railroads-Messrs. Woodwork, Hanford,
Moulton, Moody, Hanson.
Engrossment-Messrs. Mnyhugh, Barney,
Woodwork.
Observation-Disclosures. King, Wright, Ran
dali.
Swamp and Overlooked Lands-Messrs.
Scott, Dangberg, Shimmin, Doolin, ClcVe-
land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-24
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
1 = q %.
Senators {:

senators
T. w. ABRAHAM-Esmeralda.
M. S. Observation-Disclosures
ID. IL. BR0WN-0rmsby.
C. II. EASTMAN-Washoe.
4. ID. RDWARDS-0rmsby.
O. II. GREY-Storey.
J. w. HAINES-Douglas.
W. n. HALL-Storey.
d. l.. IIASTlNGS-Lyon.
f.. B. HAZARD-Lincoln.
NJ. S. HURD-Lyon.
J. J. LINN-IIumboldt.
Is. S. MASON-Esmcralda.
W. G. MONROE-Churchill.
ROBERT MULLAN-Nyc.
L. B. SIIAMP-Washoc.
G.. C. STEVRNSON-Storey.
+. A. TRITLE-Storey.
ID. w. WEI.TY-Landcr.
SAMUEL WILSON-Landcr. ..
J. S. SLlNGERLAND-Sta,e Prison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-24
BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER GENT. PROVISION

1,ERsoNs DESTROYS OF AVAlLINe
themselves OF tho relief prnvided by I'M tne
United States Bankrupt Act OF March 2 lS6!
arc hereby notified that ditcharSes N man %ar as-
JANUARY 1. iSala, where the estate Of the mp
pcant will moi pay my per cent. OF the inbili-
tics proved against 1t. /,
Until JANUARY 1, 1860. petitions may be fled
and discharges granted theIcon; "t"oo' re''''
r. N. DAGGETT,
Clerk District Court q. s. for the Dlstrict OF
Nevada. ueI-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-24

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The Portland daily press., 1869-09-10
Gossip and GleaningS.

Fred Winslow, a Boston boy, took the high
est honors, August7, at Heidelburg Unlversl-
ty.
An Englishman named Bennison is rowing
himselfin a canoe from New York to Texas.
Prof. J. III. Seelye of Amherst College, has
declined the Presidency of the Michigan Uni
versity.
Fanny Fern says; "If one-half the girls
knew the previous lives of the men they mar
nv. the list of old maids would be wonderfully
increased.
The Lynchburg Firginian says that fifty
thousand head of cattle will be sent to tho
Northern markets from southwest Virginia
during the coming season.
IL it is true, as Lr. Mckenzie asserts, that
copy of Byron's autobiography IS IN existence
The nuh,;c will ioin the printers in the call for
copy.
rro,.,, Ward Beecher once said: "The man
,h,t would shoot q robin, except in the Fall
and then really and conscientiohsly for food,
has in him the blood of q cannibal; and would,
if born in Otaheita, have eaten ministers and
digested them too."
Ex-Secretary Stewards speech at sitka has
been published. He gives complete review
of the resources and productions Of the new
territory, expresses sanguine hopes of the fu-
ture prosperity of Alaska, and says the people
need territorial government.
A recent interview with the venerable jess
| Grant is as valuable as most interviews and
more explicit. Speaking of Judge Dent, "H
don't amount to much" said Mr.. Grant; "h
wants to be something, and can't; he neve
did have much sense, aud he never will"
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-10
JAY BRIDGE. Sept. 6, 1860.
Mark Twain,s Expericuec,

Mark Twain has been to Niagara, and his
impressions of that Sammer resort are given
in recent letter to the Buffalo Express.
His first funny remarks are directed to the
hack fares, which are represented as being so
much higher than the Falls that they appear
insnnifcant." Further on he complains in
this wise:
drank up most of the American Fall be-
fore | learned that the waters were not con-
sidered medicinal Why are people left in
ignorance in that way? might haze gone
on and ruined fine property merely for the
want of little trifling information. And vet
the sources of information at Niagara Falls
are not meaere.
This last remark refers to the number OF
signs about the hotels and grounds, but they
prove unsatisfactory. For instance one OF
the 'rules" posted in his chamber read to TINS
effect: "If you place your boots outside tne
door they will be backed; but the house VIII
not be responsible for their Ieturn,' whereupor
the humorist moralizes: This is a confusing
and tanglesome proposition, because it moves
YOU to deliberate long and painfully as t
whether it will really be any object to you t,
have your boots blacked unless they are re
| turned"
Before leaving Niagara, Mark Twain Q
course visited Canada. At one OF the hotel