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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-01-28
PlOuxl;s
PiOUghS d!

WE are now making a large assortment Of In
tention of the farmers Of jefferson and adjoining
counties Our stock oflmproved Ploughswe gnar-
antee in every case satisfaction or no sale Also
Single and Double Shovel Ploughs, Corn Covercrs
Wheel Barrows, Harrows, &C, always on hand and
for sale at our Machine shop.
WEIRICK d WELLER.
Charlestown, W. Va, Feb. Is, 1865
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-01-28
SAPPINGTON HOTEL,
Charicstown, Jefferson County, W. vs.
ISEc-OPENED.

IN view n the advancement Of Chariestown IN
] growth and prosperity, and impressed with
the necessity Of additional Hotel accommodations
to meet the wants Of those who may visit it either
on business or pleasure-the undersigned has ts-
ken lease for term of years Of the large, com
modious and comfortable Hotel aforcsaid, on Main
street in the centre Of said town and IN the centre
Of business, and he announces to the public that
said Hotel has and is undergoing a thorough re-
pair-tbat he has furnished Il with new furniture,
and thatit is now ready for the reception Of travel
lers and boarders. he is supplied with first rate
cook, has polite and attentive servants and stab
ling to accommodate those who may honor him
with their patronage.
For many years proprietor Of the Wager House
ut Barpcr's Ferry, the undersigned faiters him
self that bis experience in the business will enable
him 20 to conduct the establishment 10 give sat
siaction 10 all who may soiOurn or abide with him.
PRICES MODERATE.
ISAAC FOUKE,
ApnI 10, isC3-lJ. Proprietor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-01-28
10 Years Before the Pub
Iioy

Tn, above pills are compounded by southern
Minister 81 the Gospel whose disease led 70 the dts
,oy.r, of the remedy. In 1925. he was reduced TO
n skeleton aud was pronounced BY three of the
most sAilul Physicians in one Of our largest cities
b. De in an advanced stage Of the Consumption and
beyond cure. lie then began to try experiments
ON himself and, after many efforts, he discovered
the remedy which wrought perfect cure on him.
The great cures they have made, and the urgent
desire Of those whsnve been benefited that others
might share the favor, induced the diseoyerer 20
prepare them for sale.
Address the Proprietor,
G.. W. DEEMS,
2S South Calhoun ST., BALTIMORE.
October 90 1865
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-01-28
e. q Y. 1867.
BECKWITH'S
EICctrfc LinimCut

III" Ct Il =" II n III 7 n Z
NOR the cure Of Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Strains of the Joints, Numbncss of the Limbs
Swelling OF the Joints or Limbs. Bruises or any
Bone or Nerve Affections lncipient stages Of
Group, Chilblaius, &c, DC.
READ TIE CERTIFICATES:
Wcherebv certify thatwe have used 'Beckwith's
Electric Eminent for Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
and received entire relief from its application
We confidently recommend 10 90 the public.
Mas. +. VI. RANSOM, JEFF. Co., Va.
Mrs. T. II. WILLIS, "
LIZZIE :. PAGE.
MILDRED c. WATERS,
Rry. c. NJ. CALLAWAY, COO West
Lombard Street, Baltimore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.

Jos r Stewart, J ] Hayes, Mrs Moriarty,
r Forsythe, A Wood, Mr. Moulton, MI
Root, G " Hawkins, Mr. Haynes, Chas
McCarty, Mrs L NJ Clements, Is Rodderi
Chas Walters, Mrs Andrews and children
Mrs C~hubbucL, Susan Jane Smith, Judge
Rising, C Campbell, A Campbell, Samuel
Drake, J C Meusdorffer, J Irwin, A Brown,
L Cross. J D Biselow, A Lewis, Mr. Nc
Dermot, Mr. Drake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12

FESTIVAL AND FAIR.-The Festival and
fair, som time since proposed to be
given by the ladies and citizens OF Gold
Hill to Liberty Engine Company No. |,
for the purpose of building II new house
for the machine and meetings, will take
plaee on Tuesday, Wednesday aud
Thursday evenings Of next week. The
circus benefit they received Il few
evenings since improved their financial
condition somewhat, but for a long time
they have sadly needed a new hall,
which this festival will enable them to
build. May it prove a grand Success IN
every respect.
Nor on THE SQuARg.-Several OF Tue
best engines in Virginia will not con-
test for the champion badge at the Fire
mems Tournament of July 9Th, as they
consider it simply Il put up triumph for
Young America Engine No. ., the
largest and most powerful engine in
the city, capable Of working more men
and throwing a larger stream than ans
other. Let them choose their own
sized nozzles, and have n fair show in
the contest, and they will take n hand
otherwise not. As the matter now
stands, the possession of tha, badge
will not honestly indicate the champion.
ship.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12
List Of tho Emmet Prizes.

The following is a list Of the ten prizes
shot for at the target excursion OF the
Emmett Guard, which took place on the
5,h instau, and of which we made men.
ton u; the time:
First Prize-Compauy medal and fue
watch. Presented by Wilson & Brown.
Won by d. J. Mahoney.
Second Prize-Compauy medal and
silver goblet. Presented by Lieutenant
P. Ford. Won by r C. Lnise.
Third Prize-A gold specimen ring.
Presented by Captain r. Arnold. Won
by Daniel Lyons.
Fourth Prize-A very fine snuif-box.
Presented by Nye 4 Co. Won by James
Eillen.
Fifth Prize-A fine pair of sleeve but
tons. Presented by Henry Piper. Won
by d. j. Ford.
Sixth Prize-Ten dollars iu coin. Pre-.
seuted by James G.. Fair. Won by P.
Hennsssy.
Seventh Prize-A fine atlas, beauti.
fully bound. Presented by John S. Ka-
ueen. Won by P. O'Conuer.
Eighth Prize-A fine specimen breast
pin. Presented by c. P. Reilly. Won
by p. II. Shea.
Ninth Prize-A fine hat. Presented
by C. Il. Daley. Won by c. P. Reilly.
Tenth Prize-A fine hat. Presented
by Perry & Irwin. Won by John Leach.
Several other prizes and donations
were given to the company BY
various friends as follows: Eaves &
Co. gave II valuable bullion chain
Banner Brothers L Co., II fine pair Of
pants Haas 4 Co., the same Sporting
& Co., the same Kennedy Il Mallon, a
basket Of champagne; John R'iney,
one basket champagne; Kelly Il Co.,
six dozen soda William Hay 100 fine
cigars; Philadelphia, Washoe, Carson,
Union, Pacific and California breweries,
each u generous supply Of lager. The
prizes included in this instalment were
daily and most fully appreciated by the
company and are reserved for II future
contest, all except the liquid refresh
ments and the cigars, which were OF
too perishable q nature 10 keep, and
were therefore disposed Of as occasion
required, or still does require the
lager not being all evaporated yet, but
it i, tested critically, key after key, and
its merits relatively discussed by good
judges.
In conclusion we wish to correct a
misstatement made in our former report,
where we stated that Captain Dick Ar
mold made the poorest shot At the tar
get. The truth Of the matter is that it
lies between him and First Lieutenant
John E. Green. Neither Of thom could
ever hit the hillside beyond the'target,
but one or the other OF them missed it so
bad that they came within an ace of
killing n poor lame Chinaman working
on the railroad half u mile to the left OF
the target.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12
GOLD HILL
R ELIEF co N MITTEE.

WIN. D. C. GIBSON, TREASURER OF TIE
w Gold Hill Relief Committee, hereby &c.
knowledscs the receipt OF the following moneys
In behalf of the Gold Hill Sufferers:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12
.EAT REDUCTION

iyal n II. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12

ROBERT WATT, State Controller.
LEONARD Goss, Of Goss Il Lambard, Sac.
Iron Works.
SAMUEL LAyENS0N. Of Locke & IArenson,
Sacramento. :.
p. II. RUSSELL, Sacramento.
II. F. HASTINGS, Off. F. Hastings & Co., Sac.
]. H. CARROLL. Sacramento.
EDGAR MILLS, OF d. O. Mills & Co.. Sac.
CONRAD WE'LL, Sacramento.
JAMES CARoLAN. Sacramento.
D. F. HASTINGS, OF John SINE Il Co., 8. F.
D. W. EARL, Sacramento.
E. B. KENYON, Sacramento.
ROBERT HAMILTON. of Baker & Hamilton
San Francisco and Sacramento.
yI'u n HAM, Tsa.,ttn. A~aot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12
LIFE INSURANCE.


HOME COMPANIES.
THERE IS A FEELING INNATE IN THE
breast of every person that awakens pride In
the success of home institutions. 1t associates
and Identifies itself with our love Of country
and attachment to our homes; and the benefit
that the Pacific Coast derives from a patronage
Of home institutions Is felt in every department
of trade, peryades all the different branches OF
Observation-Disclosures that which Is already estab.
lished, and opens new fields for enterprise and
active industry. In patronlzing home compa.
MES YOU rely on your W knowledge, and are
not compelled to take the say so of interested
representatives.
In times Of disaster and trouble yon naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you go to
those whom you know best, who can and will
assist you-apply this principle, acted on every
day. to insurance. Ii there any country more
naturally sclf.sustaining than the Pacific Coast!
Why then destroy the vital principle of pros
pcrlty, lmpoyerish the country and complain OF
hard times, when your misfortune is the result
OF your own actions Would You deposit your
money In q bank on this coast, or or Wal
street: Would you deposit money In 8 Life
Insurance Company on this coast, or ore In
New York; Would you buy Mission blankets,
or do you prefer sending East: Yon mightGet
a better article.
Would YOU stop the culture OF wheat to
improve the facilities for the importation of
houry We arc all political economists, bet
that man sets Whately at defiance who exports
gold and silver and imports everything else.
What has become of that g., 900 sent East
for Life Insurance last year! Is II drawing yon
6 per cent. or 10 per cent: Would $e,OO,m
added to tho circulation on this coast make any
difference In It's prospcrityf Would It not
increase the amount In circulation here one
tenth, and enable You to cash those outstanding
bills which you long since despaircd Of col.
Is not the Pacific Mutual a. responsible as
company in the world: Is 1t not as liberal
a. any: Are not the law Of California rs
careful OF the interests Of the policy holders as
those OF any other State: Can you name a
company which did the same amount OF business
the same time that the Pacific Mutual has
Do the stockholders Of the Pacific
Mutual get one.half as much for the manage
ment OF the affairs Of the company and the
security which their capital affords, as the
officers Of any purely mutual company which
you can name get for their services as officers
without furnishing you any security At all!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12

No ore whatever developed at the
lowest levels. The bottom of the new
s~haf,-l,l40 feet from the surface-is
still in barren ledge matter, with no
signs Of encouraging change. The old
upper workings, or Alta mine, yields
about so tons Of ore per day, running
the Gold Hill Mill TO its full capacity.
The Rock Point Mill is shut down for
repairs at present. The receipts of the
mine for May amounted TO S43, 900.
Annual meeting of stockholders, June
10th. See notice in our advertising
columns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12
A OFFICE
III. II A II h 5,

SILV T
TIVE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
Assaycr eight years in California, and for
over 1--we years In Nevada, has removed his office
TO Silver City. where he will attend to any bust
ness intrusted to him with promptness and care.
Gold. silver and Ores Of Every Descrip.
tioa Carefully Aasnyed,
And returns Of Bullion made within six hours
in Stamped Bars or Coin, at the option of the
Depositors.
s. Mint
REFERENCE.
Mcssrs. Trevor & Colgate. ....... New York
Messrs. d. Behrend & Co............Ne New York
Mcssrs. Davidson & CO.. .........Sa Francisco
Mcssrs. J. Parrott & Co..........San francisco
Mcssrs. Sather i ....San Francisco
Messrs. Tallant & Co... .........San Francisco
Bank of California. .............Sa Francisco
Messrs. b. +. Hastings & o........ Sacramento
Messrs. d. o. Mills i Co. .......... Sacramento
Mcssrs. Rideout & Smith. ........... Marysville
Mea-rs. Decker & Jewett. ......... Marysvllle
W. II. Blauvclt, Ag't Bank Of Cal. .....G Gold Hill
iyal tf H. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12

Huge quantities OF orc are daily ex-
tractsd from this mine, about 400 men
being employed, principally or eight
hour shifts, owing othe oppressive heat
of the mine from lack of good c~ircula-
ton Of air, formerly existing through the
drift connections with tue kentuck,
now necessarily closed. The principal
supply of ore is from the 500 and 900
foot levels, where the air is better than
in the levels above, owing to the bene-
fetal operation of the paten, blower,
supplying air from the surface.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12

[NorE.-An moneys intended for the relief OF
the widows, orphans, and others, caused by the
late calamity In our mines, will be duly and Of.
fcIally acknowledged in this standing advertise.
mcnt-and Of the disbursements OF all moneys
due notice will be givcn.l
Gold Hill. April IL, 1863. aplI.ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12

Removal.

nm .rcursoS HAS REMOVED his Sol. OF
d. 70 FensIer's Building, TAiL9h s.leet,
between . and C streets over DIX P DIEiEa .
office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ArriNnIa
NO xr,,. ,xn co,,,,xr

ny WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s
] Carlin, Miss Lewis, c Lawrence, Chas
Borden, Jno Gerard, Miss Davis, Jno
Glassen, C w Pitcher, DR. Cornwall. Jno
Edwards, ] Forrest, c J Hillyer and two
sons, E Radovich, E Chilovich, W H Clark,
w Shaw, II Hyneman, Mrs Clement, DR.
Griffin, ] B Manning, J Tyrell, PR Dolman,
w IT Mynra
, 1869-06-05
Superior Court.

ReCrrdersn Court,
Se1ne J. Robinson r. William Robinson Decree
Of dtvoEee for adultery. The parties were uar-
f!ed on the seth Of @anua,1 iazt 1t appea-ul tbaf
the husband Waa delinquent with one kite Grren
on the last day Of Nay.
rIF0AcE AEKEp-e1ABa1sQ ctsx
NAT E Rlafely =. Robert r Dlake,r. Pno-
ceo1lng fos divorce, The complainant stA,t.s thsa
March, 1863. In This city, and sne alleges thai lie
has nearly ever Eose been treated Wits cruelty.
e1er5sed *lsogut Erosocatio1, Itis specifically
"a a su On On ne ne. hi. q &a! be her II
tFu1ted her with his n.tz ' 'e>@ a'19
, 1869-06-05
anUuT of CAlncaes

ffof7' The San FIhnctseo Bu1tettn.
1ne !n1ssnls1atiou from China to Causorus. dur
ins the next lev months promises to be larra.
Yesterday , steamer brought over thirteen hun
Ired passengers, OF which twelve hundred and
Hong. Kong yesterday With three hundred and
aig-thrre Chinese The Wlndwazd and F, A,
Palmer, Eow on thet1 Way here, have, tosr;hct.
eight hundred and city Passengers. The Nation al
Eagle which sailed from Hong Kong for So
FFnrctato the day before the steamer Ie11. Il
supposed to have all she could accommodate. II
L. ntho understood TINT the three sail vessels oal.
Ing FOR thls port upon the departure OF the
eteAnet were }lfelv 10 have all iheT could carry.
pnrng the year 1855 China aud Japan sent Us
ever ten thousand people, against three thousand
three hundred In 1851, and two thousand Ihree
hundred IN 1860 During the 1sst four months Of
necufrent year We received from that country two
thousand eight hnu'lred people. The ntr1vals this
year rom Ana III probably exceed those Of any
previous year.
We have heard that q house tn CHICAGO has sent
out an neent to ChpA to contract for rfty thMI,
EAnd Chinese. to be sent East by she rStlrontL
They are needed to work the Southern planta.
poLa ~ quito probable shat, for the neIs three
years, the lreTease Of Chinese population VIII be
limited only BY the means OF Transportation. The
Lower California COMPANY, OF which we have
heretofore mafc mention, the agent Of which I'd
China is 4 D. Postnu, Is simply an association Of
leading politicians In the East-sEch aS Butler and
LoEa1-to encourage Chinese emigration to the
GIFTED States.
, 1869-06-05
A Chnntrf In Cir Lie.

Frona the !trr Fork comu<retal 4drrrtistr.
Among tho instances Of splendid misery which
occur among the higher clasacs, that Of the
funeral OF I once leadina nnAncier Is recorded a
having taken place within few days past The
scene WaA pA1atial uanston which the can aad
nuIt IN the days Of bis wealth. bat which his fam.
ny vas about to yacate forever. Mf. - hp1
risen BY degrees TO the once OF oank
PRESIDENT, and t<lrF considered IN able
nnAnc1fr, bad The Unlimited control of the
hao banks tunds; Cp 70 lsst his laio h.' been
nfty accumulated tss,us'. With VIEW Of
making u still Errascr fortune he. embarked ia
heavy spccntaltona, which turned against him,
until he sunk everything he hAi. The MISTER
could not rest here- Drtsen hJ the excitement
specu1ations, rs:nS the capital Of thc haak
with similar u sneceM, and thtA TOO, WAS aoon
sunk The bank failed, she President became
insane, and was sen, 70 . mad house, Amer a
years. detention he died, and his hoIy wns
brought to bis former home. Ills funeral closed
that home forever. The house viii be sold, and
the widow and dsugnt VII struggle on rs best
the5 can. The latter, fortunately, has acquired a
good mnsicA education. and ia now giving tcsso1.
on the piano, Such u ooe OF tho incidents In the
history Of speculation.
, 1869-06-05

VII probably Visit san Fsanetseo. Nenuhle-
Mt dfant and The family Hilt pass = few vects
nj Newport" "'
AnAkn aooks thlp, hasGard and uurestsuL F1e
vas seen frequently At spurgeona Taoeruaclo
lto6aru which be gave E100). hat Roes no more.
oooe DC said: "spurseou, vhere do ypo think
would 50 should die now." "Tn hr,l and h.
damned WELL that u frank. l'1e saxed say.
efn prSaehezs that question, snd tney eysded II.
1aen the preacher want on earnestly 70 tetI the
autnor thar he once thought there were No such
kHaass 2 als. tzt ktsIa be la1sacd ns ta.3Y NJ.
snoff attitude toward religion thetr charm xas
guna,
Inc atest feGhtonAhle weddnx in New Ycrx
WA toat o. Ar- 1a1nca Miller, CT tho dry eoota
a1m OF Aiken KILLER, and MtA Guuthsr. cAuzt.
YER OF ex-AA5o1 c, Godfrey Gunsher, In st.
oeofEeS Church, on the LIT inst, The bride ras
aleabeo IN While corded Nix drrss, with low neck
Aoo ahots Aeevea7-she coI1Ase being ts1uunel On
Ae upper edge with Lilies Of the valley and ornace
noFefE Tho a0Ft Wa cut with Z txain Of ,1umeuse
length, aod NE whole WIS elahosatejy sprtnkled
Win osAn2e hlo4somA The .ress N1s unde IN
PsfA, and u kAld to have eo6t s2,51u, She wore 4
ven q real POINT l1ee, costing t9oo; and, for o.1s-
mentA, diamond necklsee And eardrpps. both OF
winch were bridal psesent4- AmonS the bridal
Presents were deed for house and Tot On Thr.
dekh st1eet, fully rnrnished, the present OF the
hidee father and mother; Etch urrssht piano,
rom NE Rn. e. Guuther; a oompiete &c, Of
SOLID alTer fnlvea, for6 Aad spoons tom the ps-
rents Of the groom; nch canelt hxtr shawl
costing q, 200, nom Nj. and NIT ?. G. Guuthcr:
full set Of diamond otnalpeuM, fyotu her father.
besides numerous clocks, nantes o,uarenta sIlser-
wAre, dc.
, 1869-06-05

1t l. rcposed that Sapoleon visited IN disguise
some Of The recent political meetings In Par1A
The Rev. Rodnan LeNts, Chaplain IN the United
Statea Navy for the past thirty SeArs, and cler.
ErEsn for dftJ-ons ycArs. died On Sunday, II
H,DghAmton, \. r.
Colonel Robert b Hail. formerly manager OF the
Cnited States Hotel n Louisville, bat 1xte,y act
ing As President Of the Southern P1eInc Rxil,osd,
Ct Texas, died suddenly 4, Marshall. Te1aa eu
Wednesday Of Last week
Queen Isabella, on hearing u the debate tn TIE
Spanish oostes IN which her oondnct v1s criticised
Immediately called solemn fnssa ut the cnanlot
Church, ana, during the service sighed, pnaed.
and Hepi
The Dufe Of Hamilton, Of bad notos.esy Is de-
es.bed - N indlyld who ts u |rA,z uf age,
weighs 20 pounds, Il SIX feet high, has purple
fAee Tue a coachnans, End tremendous shock OF
rcd hatr.
Thomas Carlyle hxd an interview WITH Queen
Ffctott1 the other day. The former said, with his
UEoal miEanih1ophy," "Tnnso Il nothing bat wealth,
wealth, and the latter replied, There Is Eoue
poverty. Mr.. Carlyle"
GcnetA Sherman has accepted N tnvttai, o
from Scnstog Patterson 70 attend the Comuans c p,
meut exercises Il Dartmouth College, New uAmp-
shire, On The 1lse Of July. An tnFttsuen o1s also
been extended 70 President Grant
Tho New Tork HtTalds Warrington ooaEcA,oud-
dent ea1n: "Tne Prcksdectw1l t1ke N eIcufsic n
to the ROCKY Mountains. accompanied By Genelzl
Dent and sloAtl party Of friends; and. the pre-
0rr Epn the fRssac side being a11o<s tsxtsiztlbles
, 1869-06-05
SOLDIERS HONE,
Annual Meeting Of the Board o: Director:
Reports Of 0ffoez

wne .,,rs, ,.x,.,.. ..-...
~ e1unAt nesoa3 q hoe managers OF the Sol
Ale5s HONG kA held yesterday afternoon IN tn,
od1ea OF General Julius WhltsL M ~ r.s.u.
Erect Nj eauus1 Hoart IN N. .h.s.
General wnite stsisd ~, ,.,G ~ ..sa.
- Ne eAAo1aaasoa ~ o1 ne hack tccounh Of the
notae II VIA hoWeEer, I work Of much dtmculty,
IL R1a n nresent frnnoe,his -, 49, n.eT, ~. "
1hs aseence Of ehccf boots S"'As -
The Comralttee On Auditing Accounts WAS
The Visiting Committee reported that every
tn1ng u the home Was in good order.
The report Of the Superintendent WAS fead
s,nostnE that anrng the month tWsnty-tEo had
ing fott1 one NOW taelt Tns cash eIpendL
ufea amounted 70 f&aA
General " bite reported that he had vtx.ted Gen.
esal shet1c7h, who stated ne had no Author1ty to
sell cloth1ns- = fofuAl Application for perniS-
1lGo TO bay clothing II army prices had becn for
Nasded through General Sheridan 10 the GecfesAry
OF war.
Genc.sl white. Treasurer, Submitted his rcpor1.
ehoW1nS ca hALd At d1tc Of last fcnon $a3 III %
received from Earfons sources, fl2saa; expended
1or fat1,tcs- kroceS3e1, DC, 4l,a4Sil. leay.n9 an
land, fa7,ox&7A 4e W.
Ing 91ffGon IN charge submitted Lis renort IN
which he states that he made IN exatninstton ~
the inmates, With = view to ASCERTAIN Who Wers
qualified for admission into the Ssi1onni Asriurn
wEch resulted IN cndInr th.t tWrir.s vs.n IN ~