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Tint was a remarkable resolution which

That was a remarkable resolution which
WAS introduced into the House OF Delegates
Yesterday by Mr.. Woop. 1t reminds US OF
the story of Father TAYLOR, the celebrated
revivalist preacher of Boston, who, il he
lost sight of his nominative case or became
en.ancled between antecedenss and Sc
ouents, would cxclaim, 81 don't know how
" my sentence ought to be finished, brethren /;
"but one thing l do know am bound for
"the Kingdom.''
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Messrs. BATES & WApDY BROTHERS have
sent to us No. MI. of "Appletons' Jour-
nal, Monthly Part" Also, Mary's Gram
mar"-intended to teach the science OF
grammar to little children and in a pleasant
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We could fill our columns with articles
from the papers, northern and southern,
ccnsuring General CANDY for his interior
ence with the civil authorities in this city
We omit these articles only because we
have not room for them. Our PEcKsNIFF
has deceived very few. He will be more
careful hereafter. We would wager silver
sixpence that he will allow his party friends
10 take care of themselves the next time
they get into such a scrape. The question
involved here is one in which every State
IN the Union is involved. Ii General CANDY
can keep CuAuoos in place here, General
MEADE, who commands the northern de-
partmcnt, can continue in office the Radical
Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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We return thanks to the Hon. LEWIS
MCKENZIE for copy of the bill approved
March 7th, 1870, removing the disabilities
of large number Of persons in the South.
The names of the Virginians We have
already published.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad connecting
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors OF
the Chesapeake bay with the Ohio river at point
OF reliable navigation, and thus, with the entire
railroad system and water transportation OF the
great West aud Southwest, FORMS THE ADD1-
TIONAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, 50
imperatiyely demanded for tho accommodation Of
the Immense and rapidly-growins transportation
between the Atlantic sesboard and Europe on tho
one hand, aud the great producing regions or sbc
Ohio aud Mississippi valleys on the other.
The Importance Of this road as new outlet
from the West to the sea magnihes II into one Of
national consequence, and insures TO 1t au extern
sive through traffic from the day Of Its compile
ton while in the development OF the extensive
AGRICULTURAL and mineral resources OF Virginia
and West Virginia 1t possesses along Its own line
the elements Of large and profitable local busi-
ness.
Thus the great interests, both general and local,
which demand the completion OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad TO the Ohio river afford the
surest guarantee OF Its success and value, ana
render 1t the most important and substantial rail-
road enterprise now In progress In this country.
Its superiority as an East and West route aud
the promise Of an immense and profitable trade
awaiting It's completion, have drawn to 1t the at
tention and cooperation Of prominent capitalists
and railroad men OF this city Of sound Judgment
and known integrity. whose connection With 1t
together with that OF eminent citizens and business
men Of Virginia and Vest Virginia,
ISsURES AN ENERGETIC, HONORABLE,
AND
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SHAWLSt
SHAWLS.
SOMETHING NEW
AND
CHI K A p.

Down with gold prices. Atwood Cashmere at
Csc. to 81, sold at 81 to $l.5 French Cassimeres
plaid and plalr ut Sis, $3.50, and Sl.75-sold rs
high RS $3.50; Sash Ribbons, something new and
elegant; Striped and Figured Ribbons, for bows,
very rich: Flannel, all wool, at &c. :; good
Kid Gloves at $l.2s; Embroideries, Notions,
Gloves, and Hosiery, and q full line Of House.
keeping Goods ana White Goods all OF which
have been bought at the heavy decline Of gold.
and offer them to the public in general at great
bargains, and no humbug. All can ask Is call,
and convince yourself Cali soon ut
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
NH Is
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J = y gANREEa, De u I'D II
or FISK q HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS y
.ess-xsE 81. ~
:, III eovERHMEHT SECURITIES.
No, NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
FEBRUARY 10, 1870.

Tho remarkable success which attended our me-
,ot,a.,on OF the LOANS OF the Centrsl Pacific
railroad Company and the Western Pacific Rail-
road Company, and the popularity and credit
which these LOANS have maintained in the mar
kets both in this country and Europe, have shown
that the first mortgaged bonds of wisely-located
and honorably-managed railroads are promptly
recognized and readily taken as the most suitable,
SAFE and advantageous form OF Investment yield
tnga more liberal income than can hereafter be
derived from Government bonds, and availableto
take their place.
Assured that in the selection and negotiation Of
superior Railroad Loans We are meeting great
public want and rendering valuable service both
to the holders Of capital and those great national
works OF internal improvement, whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character entitle them to the
use Of capital and the confidence of investors. we
now offer with special confidence and satisfaction
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Blach,uood's Magazine for March has
been laid upon our table by Messrs. WooD-
HOUSE & PARIIAM. the Richmond agents Of
the American publishers.
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Just received by steamer 500 pieces Calico-the
very best ut l24c.: cases Bleached Cotton-good,
full one yard wide, at l2Ic.; elegant at 15c 10 Is
Towels 1t loo. worth &c.; Towels y yards long at
S5c. bargain ut &c.; Linen Handkerchiefs at
&c. per dozen worth $3.50 per dozen elegant
IIemstitchcd lIandkerchiefs at CSC. apiece cheap
at Soc; Lace Handkerchief ut 35c cheap at sc.
Corsets ut 5vc.; French Corsets at Sc; Noting
ham Lace at 35c. cheap at soc.
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Ertract Of Letter from an Intelligent
Gentleman And now, in conclusion, to
strike the true keynote of MI our modern
. politicks.' let me exclaim (if die for it,,
"The Committee of Nine did great dfal
of rood !"
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DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS.
Black and White Plaid Poplin at eOc. worth Soc.
Figured Alpaca, something new, at 25c.; Poplins,
the very latest shades, at rs 10 37ic.; Alpacs, all
shades, good quality, al 3oc.; beautiful Plaids at
35c.; Black Silk, good, at Sl37s to SI.75 per yard
sold ut 81 to $g.75; Coored Silk at SL5o per yard
worth $3.50; Linens, all shades, something new,
for dresses a; French Camhrics, all colors; White
and Figured Pique, really rich; Black Alpaca, q
full line.
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MET FLANNELS! FLANNELS
PURE ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANSELS Mt CSC.
worth 30c., at 3Oc. worth +0c.;
FULL YARD.WlDE WHITE FLANNEL at
soc. per yard worth Sc:
A full assortment Of SHAKER, SILK WARP,
OPERA, and TWILLED FLANSELS, Of
every description, at ,,
1918 AMI 1915 Main street.
Look a. orr DOLLAR KID GLOVES.
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON reduced to soc. per
dozru NH %
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& ROUSS.

D. " 7' " ''07
THE LATEST FROM THE FRONT! !
The best yard-wide Cotton In the city at I23c.,
the best Prints In the city at lOc., Androscoggin
tbleachedi Cotton ut l5c. only 1000 dozen Renu-
Inc Coats's Spool Cotton ut 75c. per dozen bought
Mt auction Nos. not entirely compile, but
nearly sol.
fnll line OF Buffalo Alpacas from Soc to 81. So.
the best Yacht Club Shrtngs Mt lesc. worth 2oc.;
beautiful French Percales elegant English Ho-
sierr at &c cheap ut s7sc; British Socks at CSC.
worth Soc: Black Grape Wells at 50 worth Sc.
FIFTY THOUSAND NOTIONS and FANCY
ARTICL ES-all qualities and all prices. NH
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sPEs1rAn NOTICES.

M SPECIAL NOTICE.-The UNDER
signed beg to inform their friends that they can
now be found with the house or
BURREsa WILLIAMS & CO..
I'LL Main street, between Eleventh ana TWELFTH
Tho facilities OF this house nre unsurpassed. anu
they are prepared to exhibit TO their fren1s stocA
Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
full and complete in every respect frst-class' ana
at prices as low as similar goods can be 'ola any.
where. .-.gsss <sz-:.
JOHN MORTON. EDWIN a. "lss'
ALBERT NJ. WoopFIS, W. L. JENNINGS
THOMAS D. QUARLEs, c. r. MORTON.
Imh 22]
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~DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS
sn,ted to the present and coming season;
A fu,l assortment of WHITE GOODS;
4 large stock of EMBRoIDERlEs OF every uc-
scrptlon;
A full assortment Of HOSIERY. end all other "f-
ticlcs usually kept in frst"class ars Eo'u'
.,oro Levy BROTHERS,
l2la.and 1915 Main street.
COATs'S SPOOL COTTON reuuce" W
per Dozen
Look at onr dollar KID GLOVES. mh@
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NAT THE GENUINE ANDROSEOG-
GIN COTTON direct from the manufacturers, |
price only one shilling per yard, ut
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
COATES SPOOL COTTON reduced to soc. per |
dozen. NH -
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w BLACK ALPACAs.-We call par
tIcular attention to orr stock of BLACK ALPA-
cAsapd BLACK PoPLINsALPAgAs, OF which
we have full assortment. Also, BOMBAz1NEs'
TAMIsE, EMPRESS CLOTH. BIAR1Tz, DE-
LAME, and RIPS. LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
The price OF CoATs's COTTON Is redueed
to SOC. per dozen. "'
Look Mt our dollar KID GLOVES. NIB ~
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$1,000, $500, and 800.

They will be issued Coupon Bonds. payable
TO bearer, andmay be held in that form :; or
The Bond may be registered in the uame OF the
owner, with the coupons remaining payable to
bearer attached, the principal being then transfer
able only on the books Of the company, unless ye-
assigned to bearer or
The Coupons may be detached andscancclled. The
Bond made permanent Registered Bond, trans
ferable only on the books of the Company. and
the interest made payable only TO the registered
owner or his attorney.
The three classes will be known respectively as
ist. Coupon Bonds payable to bearer
I'd. "Reglstered Bonds with Coupons attached
Sd. "Registered Bonds with Coupons detach-
ed" should Die so designated by correspondents In
specifying the class of Bonds desired.
They have thirty years to run from January l.,
1870, with interest at six per cent. per annum from
November /, 1889. Principal aud interest psya-
BILE in gold In the city OF New York.
The interest is payable In May and November !
that 1t may take the place Of that OF tho earlier
issues Of Five-TwentIes, and suit the convenience
Of friends who already hold Central and West
ern Pacific bonds, with interest payable IN Janu-
airy and July, and who may desire, in making adj
ditional investments, to have their interest re
ceivable at different seasons OF the year.
The loan Is secured by = mortgage upon the en-
tire line of road from Richmond to the Ohio river,
with the equipment and all other property and
appurtenances connected Herewith.
sinking fund Of slOo, 900 per snnum Is provided
for the redemption Of the bonds, to take effect
year after the completion Of the road.
The mortgage is for SIS coo, 900, ofwhich g., 600
oao will be reserved and held In trust for the re-
demption Of outstanding bonds OF the Virginia
| Central Railroad Company, now merged in the
| Chesapeake and Ohio.
Ofthe remaining sl3, oeo, 900, sufficient amount
will be sold to complete the road to the Ohio river
perfect and improve the portion now in operation,
| and thoroughly equip the whole for u large aud
active traffic.
The present price IL 80 aud accrued interest.
A loan so amply secured, SO carefully guarded,
and 50 certain hereafter to command 3 promInen.
place among the favorite securities In the nlar-
kets, both Of this country aud Europe. will be u.
once appreciated and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully.
FISK HATCH, Bsnkers.
r. s.-"e baSe Issued pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical details, maps, etc.,
which will be furnished upon application.
| We buy and sell Government Bonds, aud receive
the Accounts Of Banks, Bankers Corporations,
and others, subject to check at sight and allow In
] tesest on daily balances.
| DAVENPORT 3 CO., Stock Brokers
| No. l.e4 Main street, Richmond
| Assnss for sale Q: Beads 70 Virginia,
80 2s-SAWHu
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M NEW STYLE SPRING CALL
GOES and DELAINES.
Look at our I2Ac. BLEACHED and USBLEACH-
ED COTTONS.
GIEGHAMS at loc. would be cheap ut l23c.
LINEN HASDKERCH1EFs Mt 10, lcs leg %,
and 25c., very cheap goods;
BALMORAL SKIRTS at 81 worth Il so:
TOWELS Mt 1oc. worth l5c.;
TABLE-CLOTHS very cheap at
LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1915 Main street
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON reduced to soc. per
dozen. 1nh y
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We have been furnished with the follow
ing figures, which may perhaps tell us
whence the consolidated line has drawn
some of the "pounds" Of freight which 1t
has delivered at Richmond:
Amount. Of tonnage cleared at the toll Office
Lynchburg for the year ending
aoth September 1850. lOl. So a02 lbs 0S5 tons.
10th Sep'ember 1884,. ea,8s3 ,se4 lhs.34.a tons.
seth September, 1867. 7o $780, SIT lbs.ss 400 tons.
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NgheS original resolutions from the House
was cencu1red in, and theamendlnent and
substitute rejected. sg b
~ ~ JOINT SESSION. E
Mr.. PENN offered resolution that both
Houses sit in joint session during the cleo
ton of Judges, SOFAS to save time, and that
special committee be appointed to inquire
into it,. expediency. -~Adopted., u,r.~az-.-.,-p,
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DIED.

DIED,
In this city, on Tuesday, ED instant ALVIN
ANDERSON, youngest child Of A. A. and s. A.
Hutchinson
His funeral will take place at his fathers resi-
deuce, No. 302 west Grace street, THIS AFTER
NOON at half-past O'Clock. Friends Of The
family are respectfully invited to attend.
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mT RICH BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS,
PoPLINs, MOHAIRs,
JAPANESE GOODS
CREToNEs,
SOLID and FIGURED ALPACAS.
WHITE MERINos and ALPACAs,
PERCALEs.
FRENCH MoCssELAINEs and MERISos,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERIACN
CALICoEs;
WHITE and COLOEED PIQUE,
KID and OTHER GLOVES,
MOURNING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY:
in aet, everything kept in arst-clsss dry goods
BURREss, WILLIAMS & CO.'S,
mh15-lm iii Main street.
Me- IRISH LINENS,
PILLOW-CASE LINENS,
LINEN sHEETINGS.
TABLE DAMASKs,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIEs,
TOWELS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTOSs-
all makes:
ID, 1914, and u BLEACHED aud BROWN
sHEETISGS
BURRESS, WILLIAMS 4 CO..
NH ,s-lm lll7 Main street,
MT FRENCH CLOTHS AND DOE
SKINS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY CAS-
sIMERES.
CHARLOTTESVILLE andFREDERICKs-
BURG CASSIMERES,
CASSINERES,
TWEEDs and WOOL JEANS, for boys
wear;
GLOVES.
CRAVATa,
TIES and BOWS,
FINE DRESS SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
UNDER-sHIRTS.
HOSIERY, and
HASDKERCHIEFS, and full stock of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
mhl5-lm III Main street.
- ------------
T NJ ARCH 1870.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
I. r. PRICE & co.
have just opened
Superior IRISH LINENS, TABLE DAMASKS,
NAPKINS, TOWELLINGS,
l0-4 and lid SHEETINGS,
BLEACHED COTTONs. BROWN COTTOHs
PRINTS, &C., &C.
MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK MOHAIRS. P0PLINs,
ALPACAS, &C.
LACE COLLARS, COLLARETS,
ILLUSION BODIES, CORSETS
HOSIERY and HALF-HOSE,
LINEN-CAMBRIC HANDKERCH1EFS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,
EMBROIDERED HANDKERUHIEFS, &C.
[mh j
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THE EXCITEMENT INCREASING

THE EXCITEMENT INCREASING !
THE PEOPLE FULLY AROUSED:
VIRGINIA CITIZENS ALL INTERESTED |
PRICES MUST BE PUT DOWN:
BARGAINS EoR EVERY ONE!
aT i.p3
We are determined. to make the Broad-Street
Dry Goods Emporium headquarters for bargains,
and have REDUCED ALL KINDS OF GOODS
to the VERY BOTTOM PRICES. and Will always
give customers the benefit Of any decline that may
take place.
Our buyer Is in the northern cities this week,
and Will ship us SPEiNG GOODS, bought at panic
prices, which We will sell rs cheap as any other
retail house In this city.
Meanwhile, our stock Of
C0TTOHS, PRINTS.
CASSSIMEREe,
BLACK ALPhCAS
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
SPRING CLOAkS, and
DRY GOODS
In general. Is well assorted and We ask Il call
from those desiring reasonable goods.
WILLIAM TEALHIMER & SONS,
NH - No. COL Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
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nv NOW IS THE TIME to purchase
your -
LINEN SHEETISG.
SHIFTING; COTTON end LINEN,
PuLOW-CASE COTTON and LINEN,
TOWELS. TABLE-CLhTHS, NAPKINS
BIRD'S-EYE and RUSSIA DIAPER,
CRASH. DIAPER, and HUCkABACk
TOWELLING.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look ut orr DOLLAR KID GLOVES.
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON reduced to zoe. per
dozen. mn -
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SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT.

The road is completed and In operation frcm
Richmond to the celebrated White Sulphur Springs
OF West Virginia 227 miles. and there remain but
200 miles now partially constructed) to be COM
pleted to carry 1t to the proposed terminus on the
Ohio river at or near the mouth Of the Big Sandy
river, $50 miles above Cincinnati and 3se mile.
below Pittsburg.
Lines are now projected OF In progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will COZ
meet the Chesapeake and Ohio with the entire rail-
road systems of the West and Southwest, and Wit.
the Pacific railroad.
Its valuable franchises and superior advantages
will place the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest and
most powerful and trustworthy corporations Of
the country: and there exists q present value in
completed road and work done, equal TO the entire
amount OF tie mortgage.
The details of the loan have been arranged with
special reference to the wants OF all classes OF IN
yestors, and combine the various features OF con-
veniencc, safety, and protection against loss or
fraud.
The Ronds are in denominations of
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AXE YOUR CHAM ES
AT
JULIUS SYCLE'S,

ais BROAD STREET, bet. FOURTH AND FIFTH.
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FERTILIZERS.
FEREVEEXEEtS.
II II r SOUTHERN FERTILIZlNG
\ COMPANY

Are prepared to fill orders for their
TOBACCO FERTILIZER
AND
OLD DOMINION FERTILIZER.
a superior preparation for corn, oats, &c. The
TOBACCO FERTILIZER has been tested SO often
beside Peruvian Guano and other leading fertill-
zers on tobacco and with such uniformly salts
factory results, that the company feel Justified In
offering II the best fertilizer for this crop now
on the narket-Peruyian Guano not excepted.
Fresh ground PLASTER. AGRICULTURAL
SALT, GERMAN SALTS OF POTASH, &C.,
always Oh hand
Special preparations made at short notice.
Circulars forwardcdto any address.
W. GILLIAN,
NH 23-tJel President.
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Mr.. 4. r. COURTNEY presented apetition
from the butchers and commission mer
chants of Richmond asking the removal of
| the scalc-house. Referred
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RLKO ITEMS.
From the Independent, July /

lrTOu kHc iuuepVuuch', July io.
FIRE At CARLIN.-About half pasl
one o'clock yesterday afternoon, while
some men employed about the railroad
shops at Carlin were engaged In burn.
ing some rubbish back Of the round.
house. Il whirlwind came daShing along
and picked the flaming mass up, hurl-
Ing il into u pile of dry wood, lumber,
etc. piled against q fence. In 4 mo.
ment the wood pile and fence were In
flames. and ut one time 1t seemed TINT
the extensive shops and machinery OF
the railroad company, together with
cars. lumber. and the greater portion
Of the town, must Inevitably be de-
Stroyed, and 1t was only by the well
directed and extraordinary eXertlons
of n thoroughly organized and admi-
ably disciplined fire department that
such 4 calamity was avoided. As II
was. a few hundred dollars will cover
the damage.
l.. L. ENCUWsIoN.-Tlie Union Paci.
tic Railroad Company, in order to en-
able the residents Of the Great Int
rior Basin to visit their relatives and
friends in the States, has reduced the
fare OH first class trains from Ogden to
Omlha and return, within thirty days,
to Sl0S, where ten or more persons 90
together. Arrangements can be made
with L. W. Cooke, general agent, Og-
den, by letter or otherwise. 1t Is also
understood that the connecting lines
east Of Omaha will make suitable re-
auctions to all such parties. The offer
will remain open for two months, and
tickets are good for thirty days after
purchase.
An elegant private a of the North
Missouri Railroad Company, contain
ing Captain James EdcS and fifteen
others from st. Louis, WAS attached to
the western bound passenger car yes
terday morning. Tie party came I'M
heralded, and no paper published OIL
board, brought no bottled water from
the murky Mississippi tbut perhap.
had some Monongailelal, and had NO
printed lists for distribution along the
road to show how much capital they
represented :" but, better than all
of these. they had money of their own
and paid their own way. Captain
Edes is one Of the wealthiest men IN
the West: was formerly . steamboat
man of the Mississippi and Missouri,
but now * largely interested in rail-
roads, and Is building the monster
bridge across the Mississippi in front
of st. Louis.
Sheriff Fitch returned from Mineral
Hill this week. AMI feportsa flourish
ing condition of affairs there. Nc,
Donald, Ward, Northey and Sheehy
are basking in the sunshine OF fortune
Fitch visited the mines ana was sur
nrised 10 find so much rich ore in
sioht. The cave is one Of the wonders
Of the district and Is alone worth a trip
TO Mineral Hill. John Bradley lately
killed a yearling that dressed 47O
pounds, and says that he has many
more Of the same kind.
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For JupGE.-The Elko Chronicle, of
yesterday, names Warren EARL, q
lawyer Of that city, a n suitable can
didate for Judge Of the Supreme
Bench, subject, of course, to the nomi-
nation of the Republican State Con-
vention. The Chronicle pays him the
following high compliment
As an industrious and thorough student Of his
profession, who understands going right to the
bottom Of the most intricate question OF law,
and deciding IL according TO the science OF the
profession, he has very few equals on the Pacific
Coast. His legal habits OF thought peculiarly ft
him for the Judgeship, a. he appears TO have the
faculty OF rightly constituting legal enactments
developed in q remarkable degree. An intimate
| acquaintance extending through = term Of
eighteen years enables Us 10 speak positively OF
the personal or social habits OF Judge Earl, and
to say that no one would ever suspect or dare
approach him with any dlshonorable proposition.
HIS reputation for honesty, temperance and mo-
rality, il thoroughly established, not only In
California, where he resided for many years In
the practice OF his profession and on the bench,
These facts which nre within our own personal
knowledge we present, not In . dictatorial spirit
or with a desire TO press the claims OF q particu-
lar friend against the wishes OF q majority OF
the party II another shall prove TO be the choice
of the Republicans OF Nevada, but for the pur-
pole Of bringing the name Of Judge Earll prom
inently before the party as q probable candidate
for nomination. In order that his qualifications
and claims may be canvasscd and inquired into.