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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-21
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.

r ON AND AFTER MON
80 4x.sls,-.E4day morning, November
2lst, Is70, the train VIII leave Wheeling at
G30 p. n ". .. BURTON,
nsvA sup't
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-21

schedule on ana aIteT june l"tIl, hV-
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LKAyEs.
daily at. $50 A. NJ. daily at...iJ:45 \. Nj.
ARRIVES AT Bellair. 30 A. n.
Grafton........8;5JA A. NJ. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland IA z. NJ. M.SewaTk.......-3:lj y. NJ.
BaltimoTe....o:jU Sandusky Bib -
Washn Cityl0:OO Columbus. :5:b
New York go. g:O0 4. N. M.Cincinnati.-lO:D
FAST LINE,
EAsT-LE. W. FG!7'--LEAVHs
Wheeling isaVes Wheeling
daily ai......5:C0 p. b., daily at"... 7:OV a. n.
ARRIVES AT 'Bellair ......... $50 :"
Baltimore.....SOUA 4. N. ARRIVES AT
Washt'n CityS:4O Lancsville.."lG3O p. NJ.
New York....4:l0 p. N. Columbus. $50
"Sundays excepted.
MAILTRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAyH5
nWheeling "Leaves Wheeling
daily at. .ll:2j r. NJ. daily at....ll:I5 =. u &.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
GraftOn...... 500 A. NJ Newark b:LD a. M
Baltimore . 40 p. NJ. .Sandusky.... 800 p.
WaSht'u Cityb:Zl Columbus. 1:IJ A
New York. 500 4. NJ. .,Clncinnatl...l2:vJ
sSundays excepted. "Sundays excepted
ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAsr-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
SWheelinE ,"Wheeling
daily at 1865 A. NJ daily at.,...t3:55 p. y
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton........ 4:I0 p. M.,IZanesville... 9:UO
ParkerSD'g 9:I5 Newark .....lW4U '
Cumberl'dl0:l5 ,Sandusky.... g:O5 "
"Sundays excepted. I'Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
tlons at Baltimore with trains for Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston. AT Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pre-
cured at the Office.
JOHN l. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
r. T. DEVRIES,
dec7 General Agent, Wheeling.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
ARREST OF A PROMINENT MERCHANT.

Last evening Detectives Irving and Dusen-
berry arrested at the Ashland House Edward L. Cores
Of the firm Of Kobbe Corlies, auction and commission
merchants at No 50 Lconardst charge OF feonious
axault. few weeks ago. while Mr VIM. Hoey was
onvcrsing with friends in front OF the West End
Hotel at Long Branch n j., COrlies came up and say
ing, Billy, you have a good belly; ! will put a
AUlo in it, drew a Derrnger pistol and aim
ing It at Hoey, pulled the trigger. The
WeaDOn missed Ere. COrlieS seized by some
OF the hyssnder but broke away and running 10 the
piazza of the hOei, placed fresh cap the pistol aud
again snapped u, but with better result. He then
He'd and came ~ this city Recently the Grand Jury OF
MoumOukh County found an indictment against ham for
tcOnuUs assault and warrant issued. The prls-
locked up at Police Headquarters, and today
a acquisition from Gov. Randolph Of New-JeEsey'
%orlies win be taken TO Freehold 10 await a trial
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

The 0,eanic Steam Navigation Co. "a new
company line Of steamships between this port
and Liverpool
General Orders No. 10, from the Headquarters
rh Reg ment, N. G., announce that weekly company
drills he gin on oct. 3.
The Able BeaSseuer de Bourbourg read q
paper before the Liberal Club at Pin pton Hall, last
eVenP :. Archaeology ana the PreHiSOric Aunals oi
Amer
Tbo New England Press Association has
eos4 contract with the Associated Press, signed for
New England by Hasgey OF The Hdrtord Cour
ant the n. Y. Associated Press by It's Executive
GOIntnittee-
George E PerTine has published large
engraving representing "vhe First Half -Four Of the
Fultons Moon Prayer Meeting" which will be priced
a. a souvenir ly the pioneers Of the work. The scene
which IL depicts Is memorable for the tact tnat the
Missionary. Mr. Laughter, sat out the first han hOn
entirely alone.
The presentation of medals by the Commits
soners Of Charities Correction to the boys to whom
they have been awarded will take place board the
schOOl-shi Mercury en Monday next The guests OF
the Commissioners viii be conveyed 10 the Mercury by
the steamboat MinuaannOck, winch Will leave the loot
Of TweIty-sixthst., East River, at 10 a. IN.
The great game of billiards which was to
have taken place day of the present week be-
tween Rudolphe and Joseph Dion is " Off" RudOlphe
lett this city for Europe the 2th of june and the last
inteudt leave London the following day for Paris
IL rs believed by Lis friends that he entered the army,
and either dead prisoner. Rudopbe had put up a
large amount of money ON the contest
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

The sale of the Newark, Bloomfield, and
MOntclair Railroad was again adjourned yesterday.
Mr. John Van Emburg died yesterday in
Koainey township, Bergen Co.. N j., aged l04 years.
The dedication of st. Mary's Roman Catho-
lie Church of Peekski viii take place tomorrow sun
day 25th inst The services Will be conducted by the
Kew. Dr. Starr, Vicar rGeneral.
At a meeting of the Newark Common COun-
ell evening the Mayor sent in three yetoes, two in
disappfOyal Of ordinances for paving Orchard and
Thomas and the third of the resolution transferring
the corporation advertising from the Zetug TO the
FoikSRQH. The vetOes were sustained.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth~ave. Hotel-The Hon. n. 7. Banks NJ
%, Massachusetts, Judge swayue OF the URi'ed
Supreme Court Gen John C. Fremont, Tarryto"h N'
Gen G. A. Forsy,h U. s. A.; the Hon ID g I1''ISj
Buffalo. the Hon Smith NJ Weed, Piattsn'us, III otoi
and d. X. mccarthy Syracuse 49, % ~ Head o. S a.
- AIlpmare Hotel-SeilOr Roberts, the SIailiSN MI
ister ana George Peabody RUSSELL sai@n Mass Aohi
~ ilpan - ST. Nicholas HOtei,SoI. H. Q.
Gr5her Richusnd and Capt T. b. ward OF DetTuls. D o
~, Norb J4ossl-(;ep j. D. Freeman OF New orleans,
M R,r e.os of Brazil. and Dr. p ID Anthony OF Ceyl0n
= Grand Central hotel-Ihe Bev, DT; ksn9.SIh' Fnt
ISeyroT UUnse-Dr j. G.. Holland OF Springfield, Mass
- Clarervion Hotel-Capt. Jeryls DR.. spnRs 2, O..
and Hugh oUWe, England. - Holman HouSe-fay
master D. Il. BatiOne, L. ;. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
DONFSTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC POHTS.
BOsroS sept 23Arnyd steamship Anes from Philadelphia Be-
low ship 1im0ur, from Bombay
LONDON Sept 21-The p'otboat Charles Marsha No g.
arrived here night with the British hp David MeNu dsmasd
The gale Of Sunday.
MONROE Va Sept 23Pssd Baltimore stip
sc from Cas0 bark Serene from Montevieo; Satellite from
Buenos Av brig John Godfrey from Kgo1 schr Alfred Thomas
from BneuOs Ayres PsO from Wldso with loss Of sails Passed
out bas Ada Garter for Aspuwsl; Antioch for Boston.
sAyASSAB Sept 2Arrye steamships Cleopatra York
North Point from Baltimore ship Constitution. from Liverpool; shr
Carz Montgomery, from Jacksonville l7h 0 NeWiok put leaking
and water logged
CHAKLEToS c. Sent 23rsved steamship Charleston from
NewYok Sailed, steamships james AdyeT
EevYOrki hSTyEnd, for Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
Every Day an Increase in Flesh and Weight is Seen
and Felt,

se Consumption SYPHILIS unc1red and badly treated venres
many Ganiular disease Ulcers In the Throat noat Tu
Nodes The Glands and other parts Of the system, sors Eyes,
discharges EupHve diseases Of the Ey sO
Mouth Of skin diseases Epaoas Fever soes
Scad Head Ring Worm Sal. Rheum. Bspels Acne Black Spots
Fe Tumor Cancers the Womb and all weakening
and painful discharges Night sua loss Sperm and al wastes Of the
life principle within curative Of RADWAYs aAAPA
RLIAN REsoLvBNT and few days will prove any
US Tor either forms OF disease It's potent power them
Not only sa:paan ResoEent excel al known remedial
agents the Chronic scrou, CONSTITUTIONAL skn and sph
diseases II the only positive remedy for Kdnsy Bidder Uha
ay diseases Gravel Diabetes DrOpsy sOppags Of Water
Ineonnenee rne Bhgt Disease Abumuha and In all
depo the water thick cloudy mixed
like the white Of threads like white n or
morbid dark bilious and white deposits
there Is pnckDg, burning sensation when passing
water and pain in the Small Of the Bach and along
the Loins In all these conditions, RADWAYs sARsAPARiL
LIAM RES0LyENT aided BY the application Of RADWArS READY
Spine and Small Of the Back and the Bowels regu
Of RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS per day
win make complete few days the patient vi" be enabled
hold and discharge naturally without PAIN and the Unne
viii be orei 10 is ratu clear and amber or sherry color
The WASTES OF THE BODY
supped healthy vigorous blood that furnishes sound
structure Hence all suffering from WEAKENING DISCHARGES either
MALE FEMALE, Of the Womb Uterus other organs whether
LeucOrhGa Sperm Euptvs discharges Of every hind from viO
sefabuse" yenerea discharges
uc through the rPaye process Of RAILWAYS sAR
SAPARILLIAH arrested and the ruptare organs healed
THE TRUE THEORY OF CURE
RADwATS sARsAPARLIAs REsOLYRNT supplies the system,
through the blood and structure making Constituents with
Tssuemang Flesh mailing Heat CaOc and Pamakng ements
All Of s constituents nOurhing puia9, and strengthening
Girs Heals Resoloe, drives the body the prduets Of
Decay and Corruption. CONSUMPTION, WHITE SWELLING,
DROPSY SYPHILIS CANCERS TUMORS SC all Of scrofa
ous dahes within the curative Of the SARSA
PARILLIAE RES0LyENTl
scrofu dessd is the result Of deposits
from blood caused Chronic Inflammation That those
deposits place when the blood edk dty and incapable
holding proper constituents from the OF
poison blood Mercury Caome Corrosive Sub
Innate Corrosive Chloride Of hecnry other agents gwen
medicines and which largely the Advertised Sarsa
parlas NOT ABSORBED OR CHANGED FROM THEIR NATURAL
CONDITION.
repairs numens greater than the wastes
decomposition decay will and the Of life be-
exhausted.
Tate dying body be sustained treatment Of me
cation system fails nouh the bOo the ou
through which ea forces preserved and which the
growth Of the body depends.
l. That RADwAps sARsAPARILLTAN REsOLvRNr supplies =
before possessed medicine that this
principle Chemical science which has been brought ch
perfect system Of cnre Is exhibited rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
CASH DIVIDENDS UPON THB CONTRIBUTION PLAN,'
RANGING FROM 10 TO so PER CENT PAID DURING
THB CURRENT YEAR
DIRECTORS:

Hon. JOHN A. DIX, Eeu.Yorf.
JOHN J. CRANE, er-Presiden
BAnk Republic.
WIN. NJ. yRRMILYB, Banier(Ver
milye a. Coz
CHAs. G. LOCKWOOD, Cashie
Newark Baking Co.
Hon. GKO. OPDYKB, eI Mayor o
EeN-YOrk.
h1SOT G. MORGAN. Basker.
THOMAS RIGSRY, 6rH ThomA
Bigney l. Co.
BRSJ. b. SHERMAN, Treas. N
Y. Steam Sugar Refining Co.
AARON ARNOLD, arm Arnold
Constable 4 Co.
RICHARD II. BOVINE, Weimor'
4 Bovine, LswVer.
II. y. WALBRlDGR, Pres. BsnI
for the People, Toloio, o.
VIM. r. HOOKER. Vice President
WM. W. WRIGHT, Merchant.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

II. n. SQUIRE's, 81 FultOn-st., New-YOrk, il
pce by reliable WATCHEs fne DAEOSDs choice jaw
nLkY, and STERLLGG SlLVRKWAKR Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
WATCHES,

WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
AND
STERLING SILVbHWANE'
AT LOWEST PRICES
A. RUMRILL CO.,
273 BROADWAY,
CORNER CHAMBERS sT., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
DLANTATION BITTERS.


L. b. BYNNER e Co., 1S0 BROADWAY.
NALL and WINTER CLOTHING G.,
Il An the Popular STYLES,
An the Latest Novelties
All the Newest Fabrics.
Intending purchasers cordially invited 10 cali and examine
Pail and Winter OyercOAts, So, 80 sl2.
Fen and Winter 0vercoats $l5 So s2S
FREEMAN and BURR'S
Pan and Winter 05ercosts SO $35, $40
FREEMAN srd BURhs - 49,.
Fsil md Winter Business Suits $40 SIS, so.
FREEMAN and BURRS 49, -
pan and Winter Business Suits FPS, $50, so.
Pan and Winter Suits, $50, $40, 5 80.
Pan and Winter Boys Suits Sc, SO, SO
FREEMAN s-ri BURHS
Pal and Winter Boys Suits, $40, sl2, e4.
FREEMAN and BURRS - - 49,
Pail aud Winter Boys Suits, SIS, $50, $2s.
FREEMAN and BURRs
Stock for the present Season is of
unparalleled extent snd variety, both in goods
in the piece, and that made up for immediate
IL embraces everything In the Line OF
wearing apparel, suitable for all and all
ANY garment 8 msde to at few
hours notice.
COUNTRY ORDERS.-Orders by letter are
~ with and puctnAhy The and accurate
for FREEMAN and BURR enables
country order Clothing direct from them with
the certainty o. receiving the most PERFECT GRACEFUL and COM
PORTABLB PIT sttsiuahle
FOR SBLP MEASURE Price LAST Patterns Of Goods, and
Psshion Plate FREE application. - .
FREEMAN and BURRS CLOTHING WAREHOUSES;,
13S and 40 PULToNSr, EewYcrk.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

ELECTRICITY TEE MAGIC HEALER in Acut
Cbrolc Diseases Applied by Dr. CHAxBEKLN Ne West FOu
teeutl-st New p2mIdleq S pages, mailed TO order.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

THIS SEASONS CHOICEST SELECTIONS in SUITS
OyECoArs and CLOTHING Of description for s and
at FEENAS BUERs Clothing Warehouses lJ6 and Il
fpt0u-sL, v \.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

JANIS p. MAGEB, Methods,
Boob Concern, Boston.
lWM. WILKENS, krm w. Wilkens
GCD.
JULIUS II. PRATT. Presiaoni OF
| montelair X r., n. j.
lCHAS. J. STARR, Merchant
/ WILLIAM ALLEN. Merchant.
lGEO. W. CUYLBR, Bsnier, Pal.
myra, N. Y.
GRO. r. HOPB, Prea Continentsl |
! Hre lna Go.
JOHN II. SHERWOOD, Park.
place.
WALTON II. PRCKHAM, Presi-
dent. l85 Hfth-sVe
EDWARD II. WRIGHT, Newark,
M.
IGHO. W. PARLBB. Farlce x II
tus, BsnkerA
VIM l.. COGswRLL, Merchant
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
WALTON II. PECKHAM, President.

NALIUN II. PECh1An, frcSldenl'
WILLIAM T. HOOKER, vicc-President.
LUCIUS McADAM, secretary and Actunry.
&. ii. CLENCH, Assistant Secretary.
DIT. MACFARLAN, Manager ofAgencies.
Blood Agn wanted for the New England States and other 10
.ates Address D. hACPARLAs Manager. SO, o. Boz tss,
AsrYorl
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
homeopathic
Mutual Life Insurance
h
Company,
23l Broadway, New.YOrk.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
pDT TMARsHALL...............l57R .l57 East Thirty ourthst
Hor. STEWART L. WOODPORD. .eI Lieut. Gov State " Y.
JAS CUSHING Jr............of Leroy W. Farchh Co.
EDWARD p. BAhES................ofH H. b. ClAhin x Co.
ELISHA BROOKS Brooks Bros, Union
Hon RICHARD B. CONNOLLY Comptroller Of n Y City.
ROBERT Sesen Pierce l73 Broadway.
GEORGE @. LAKE late Of Lake McCreery iTl Broadway.
RICHARD KELLY President Of Fifth National Bank
JOHN SlMPKlNS.... Wslst
WM G. DuSTOE......of Batey, Dunton Co., IA John-st
PETER LANG............of Lang Robertson Frontst
WM b. kENDALL......o Bigror Carpet Co. IS Dusnest
HIRAM ". WAtSER ...hte Warner Loop, 322 Hfth-re
CHARLES L. .209 Borey.
WILLIAM Publisher $50 Pesltt
THOMAS ASTES.........,,..Ri .Ri Bait Twenty uinthsk
GERARD b. .HAMMoHD................Tsn Tsnytorn, n. T.
AUGUSTUS I. CHUR...................... .a Clfsi
JAY &. '~ fehlN
HENRY H. R0BERTs0N. ................hoH Haven, N Y
OFFICERS:
D. D. 7. MARSHALL Prest, JAMES CUSHING, Jr, VeePs'
A. HALsEY PLUnMER secy ELIzUR WRIGHT, Cong Aetu,ry
s. L. wooDPoRD Counsel z. M KELLOGG NJ. D., Med. EIr
HoxaoPlrHIsTs INSURED AMI orHER
CoHrAsr.
POLICIES Issued CoxPASr soSyoKVETABL. ACCORD
Iso 70 MASiicHUsErTs
No REsrHICTIOs OCCUPATION
LO.srs PAID THIRTY DAYS
RvsRr Poucr. HoLDES A ELECTION OF DIEEcronl
1850 PoucIzs IssUED rRsr Two Yam
AGENTS WANTED
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
BEAUTY ! !

STRONG AND PURg. RICH BLoOD-IScRBAsB or FLESH
AND wEIGHr-CLRAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COM
PLRxIOE SECURED TO ALI.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

All kinds of Twine Cordage and Paper
Net eAsh lreeA WILARn HARVEY. 800 Broadnay NsYork
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

CLEANLINESS NEXT TO GODLINESs.n-NOv
the boukee1ers order OF PYLEs SOAP dry
hsi and economical No other Soap boast 1ge number
kntclass patrons Sold BY grooers everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LVENT

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES so QUICK so
RAPID ARE THE CHANCES THB BODY UHDERGORs UNDER
THE HFLUEECE or THIS TRULY WONDERFUL aEDI
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

AT LOWEST PRICES
A. RUMRILL 6 CO.,
CORNER CHAMBERS yr., n. Y.
TIVTNCS RANK and LIFE ASSU RANCE.
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
-, oubu,uon either Of the three great essentials Of life
, ep. business or family purposes proVSon Tor old
ee,ey for family" Some Of the other advantages Of
fe,eS by the Company
s Ia sceu the Company have 81 $40 Hsea for every $1,000
liabilities
second n Ia . Il processes BE- real Mu'hs Economics, Com
sy established conducted purpOy and for the entire bene
q Of insu elOss scrutiny into s and investments
viii prove; consequently
Third e, .fO charge lower th any other muu,
pany the Advantages Justly due them
Foah Premiums only not forfeited bui pidup policy w
diri,pdEnssuea sher the bIst payment IL required
Fh CsA dividends applied reduce As second and all subsequent
annual psymtnt.
sI Nc eI. rates on travelling BY lake Of ns
navy or MERCHANT marine, o the hves-of women
Tho and Directors of this Company ere men OF na-
tOst rv a.iOu integrity ability The security Of The Com
pasy ia uldoabted a. above shown.
men OF other LIE insurance companies and some OF
tsrsos prominent country have gwen this Company the
preference found Lists Of those Insured
LhsrAl gements made with good parties to canvass
W.T. OKIB, Manager for Nsw.Yort. Isl BrO.dw.y
TIVIE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
NOR TWENTY FIVE CENTS You CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
GIT OR GROCER PACKAGE OF SRA MOSS PARISB MASUFAC
IJRHp PROM PURR IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGRES, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND ALIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDTNGs, CUsTARDs, CRBAhs, CHARLOTTE
RUSsR kc, &c IT IS BY PAR THB CHEAPEST HEALTHESr
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THB WORLD
RAND sRA MOSS FAREB Co,
So PARK-PLACR, n T.
pLANTATION BITTERS.
f. T-1e6o.-X
wONDFRFVL RReTORATTvB Isl
SHEET. ANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBILITATBD AS A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LASGUID 1T HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG sToAACHICa ASA RHaKDr P0R THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARR ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT Is sUPBRsKDNG EVERY OTHER sTIhULAHT.
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL, TEMPERATE OR FRIGID, 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UHDKRMINEs THE BoDmY. STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
A MBERG''
HOLDER, FILE AND BINDER.

NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION for hOling fhng and per
binding Invoices Letters Bills and of descnp
ton ite advantages q File in
books containing four or five hundred letters
bound Of THRTYFyE onehd the Of
any other Pile
II is the mos hborssvng
REQUIRES macilsCe.
Ptrers arranged alphabetically
n Bderipg
Excludes duet and Keeps smooth.
1t the only PERPETUAL PILE in the market.
Entirely different from all Others universally recommended BY
all who have used then
For sale bv all Ssioners and Bookselers-
Trade supplied by Jobbng Staionen also
HENRY BAINBRIDGE &c Co,
Importing stssiOnen. 80 AND I0I wlLLIAM-ST.
Manufactured by
CULVER, PAGE & HOYNE,
statoners. 12S AND 30 LAKE-ST. CHICAGO.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE GREAT MISTAKE OF HIS LIFE.-Ther

pulpit we'll suited the ministry. Their
workshop who would Of the learned proies
PHRENoLOGicAL CHART would put the right
tbe night place. Call Al 3JJ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
Announcement

In THIS CHANGEABLE CLIMATE OF OURS
Coin TAKEN WITHOUT ANOTHER
CONTRACTED Com ANOTHER
COUGH CONFINED,
LUNGS, srIxuIATSs
TUBERCLE; NOTWITHSTANDING KAJoRrr
PULMONARY DISEASE
THOUSANDS oARBIEssLY
THEMSELVES PRELIMINARY SYMPTOMS,
TROUBLED WITH MOTH
CoID" How Is IT, THEREFORE,, THAT COLD
ISoRIESoY EVERY
EFrEcrsi CouaHs AND
CoLp Pu1SoSAKY BRONCHIAL AsrHxAuo AFFECTIONS AnH
READILY CURED PREPARATION, DR. D. JAMES
R1PEcToKANT FAARs o
DANeEEous KEsuLTs WILL
Much Misrepresentation and not little acrI-
tDonous taken place the importer
subject covering 1t is settled last howyer and to KNOX
Broadway awarded the palm Of excellence the
Pail fashions and great the rush To
AZ Broadway.
THE RINK on ThTd-ave., in which the Fair
Institute being held protected with HOLINESS BUR
Msny exhibitors objected trusting tbe
goods that large building without h protection l. HOLMES
haray-st
THE GREAT MISTAKE OF HIS LIFE.-There
doubt pulpit well suited 70 The ministry There
be the workshop who would one Of the learned po
siobs PHRESoLoGIcAL CHART would put the right IN
tbe right place Call at 3JJ Broadway.
THIS SEASONS CHOICEST SELECTIONS in SUITS,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

THE RINK on Third-ave., in which the Fair
Institute held, protected with HOLINESS BUR
MANY exhibitors objected trusting tbe
goods large bung without this protection HoLsEs,
hurr
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

Assets, Jan ,746 81
New Policies Issued 1869 5l59 nsung .....1 ,426 5S2 90
Policies in force 1870 1887 insuDg $780, O7O 90
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-19

dsbesdness d the County nov payable only
through the operation Of the Redemption Fund.
exclusive Of the interest accrued thereon, was
stated in the previous report - being on the lst
January. ~
And % 81 3l7 60 Of this amount has been purcha-
sed since then, the amount Of the old claims,
exclusive of the interest thereon, is there
BALANCES.
The balances in the several funds on the 1st Of
July 1870, were as follows:
In State Fund ..........$ IA 81
In G. neral Fund ..... 12S 46
In Contingent Fund 92I 81
In Treasurer's Salary Fund................ 146 %
In Repairs Fund, .,,..,..,,...... .l2 81
In School Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 %
In Road Fund. .............. 5000. 900 IS
In RedemDfion Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Q6 20
In Fire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 104 II
In Railroad Fpnd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 65
Balance on hand ,092 81
SAM'L d. KING.
County Auditor.
Carson City, 4th July, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-19
Public No. ST.

IN Act to anthorize the Burlington and Siss1Iri
River Kail-uad Company, or its sss.gps. to
change the established line of said road in the
state VI Nebraska.
Be il ensrted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives of the United states Of America IN
COnxrsss assembled, That the Burlington and
Mississippi River Railroad Company, its n
signs. in the State Of Nebra-ks, may so far change
the location Of that PARTON Of its line that lies
west Of the city Of Lincoln, In sail State shown
BY the map thereof on lie in the General
Land Once Of the United States, $ to secure
better and more practicable route, and to con-
nest ri h the Union Pacific Ra;irsad at OF near
the Fort K AIney reservation. said line to be
located within the limits of the land grant ms.e
by the United States To aid in the construction
! rovided, however. That said Line shall not be
iscsted farther sputh tina. the s1u lthern bounda-
~ line Of township number seven, in said State,
ssd sid change shall not impair the ri shts to,
NUT change the location Of the said land grant.
and the said company. its assigns. shall receive
as different or other or GREATER Quantity Oh land
than II this act had not pissed. and no etance
Lad been made IN tLs located line II said railroad.
Approved. My q. 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-19

The dividends falling due for the rest Of the
year 1870 and those Of ISL will be paid they
have been in the past-annnaiy-commen
end Of frs. year, and as there are no notes to be
raid in the Mutual Life, can be drawn in cash. II
vii be observed that the dividends declared are on
the payment made the previous year. not four
years after the payment was made as in some COM
panie.-
Lists Of the policy hoiiers-to whom we conf
IDENTIFY refer those seeking insurance-can be
hal on application at the Office Of the Agency, 81
South street, Virginia.
JOHN sPRosToN, State Agent.
SAMUEL D. TEIrrAKEE, Special Agent.
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