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.glLaqttdIigenoer,
The Yoa0g Hasbaad'. DiIena.


JOhn hAA jnst Married ESd breszhl hosss = hid,
y q q 2 "A - stood - IA
- ~ y - q in his Q 81 -, -
IndsSd she WGs oBs q the isIrsst Of creatures;
Her hpS WsFs Ike rub's', srr toe'h Whi'u a.
The RS might bsvs Oorovsd its hassfrum Der
TA.saslisSi va. posE.d by Asr SriEAs ro,4sn
euTlh.
With fsastIng and muale the swim mOmsnts aeW,
Tlll 9ldaLGal approached, and Tie bids Hnd
l {; ~ ssss 81: ~. .sl'a
Thyye her beautiful wreath and . Eosasmer veil,
On topoE The bureau abe carefully laid,
Then pIArlng her drBs, with IL lonE vilEen tall
O'rf the hack OF chnlT By tbs eide Of tbs bed.
And thea, ono by oae-bui can't tell The name
VI The various gaHusnts, embroidered ahd
NOT The isslIpg that over the young husband
As b. AT and observed her diaross far the
night
Bat many brilliant i!lusiOa, ween,
The possession Of such pOsiLlDn dlSpels
To man Who has heard, bnt never yet seen
That wonderful process. tlIs pFeiEHg Of bsEtIs.
So John felt, Oh seeing those beautiful eurls,
Th6as glorious masses Of bright gUtdch hair;
And the teeth be nAmlrvd-Ihcy were whittier than
An ala il box thlt she placed on chair.
Meantime In that box something more caught his
To Shot INV ~ nr.IStDame Ni,urS can mock;
A Mi and 3usiy sho1 8 Gapbil
OF eO'H u.s., soRi snnlaa ahd chalk
Prom her cheeks came her plumpcFS, which, lest
she should lose 'em,
She plsced IN her toilet box, too. with the rest
Then swiftly detached the full, palpit4ut bOsotn
Her lover 70 Gondly-RO blindIy- preased.
Then she placed on the chair, the huge cushions
When the husband still was more than ever non
plussCd,
TO scs Whist he never hsd witnessed before
fair wOmaH'A hustle abreast Of her bust.
fI,euSteuchlnE spring that was hidden some
ller ioWcf'llmbs parted precisely in hslve..
Aud she laid on the atari mead on the chair
Her last SAeTideo, pair Of fat calves.
Her dissection completed, she plunged under
l.!kCS IaIh that might Into a rivuleI drop;
Then tPndcFIy asked Of her mOtiOnlcsB lover,
My darling, how long do you mean to sit upl'
MY dear, I'm quite undecided" no said,
Wat coUrleln 1aeFSIe you'd bGPFoper aad
To fdtIsS thSttaeuoa hat otiato 81.
OtstaywiE1Ehb partihat applied nthe chair.n
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REPERENCB ut PERMISSION.
Hon. WIN. 3. Stevenson, GoTuEnoF wat va. !,
II. l. BeEkshire, Judges RlltS g, Cp [lr o.
a James II. Brown, APpeoS q Q! WcE St e
J. j. Jackson, JT., Jufse OF " o. U""'N'
D. B. I. F,tasuoFth, President Of Senate,
4. "A We wsrn Ini member Senate. :,
JACOB HnRbrOOk, PEcaL West Va. lbs SV;;
Innob n, BJehei, Vlca Prest. %,
CSieb BoegeSS, Attorney, ClarEg6uFE' W. ES'
s 4 TTaSS,S SSSeFin Mercer county.
n q DSvil. Senate. Mineral county, r.,I
81 n Camden, President Of First National h''''''
Ana III following members Of tho IEou'' OF Oe'o'
TSteS 81 West Vlrginih:
WSn. q, II. Smith, R1n8WhA eoung'
e O, @. Burgess, Wayne -
" James Guthrie, WetEel :.
's Nathan Coz, HBFTit1s a.
JOSsDh TstaF, BaTfJuE =,
i. n! Hill, ARE4t;Sa "
" james HcFve9 bLoOAo :.
- Martin JudJ' ~ a ~ -
81 II. D0VidsOn, Taylor
=, H. iiFSnnou, lewis
:. VioId Nicely, DoddEIdgo
= III BoWyeF, Putnam
/" s. WNan'0n' Nh'o" y.nlo
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NIsCELLANROus.


An UhiJ youth who desired " wed
he oblscs d bis aEectiops had g inter.
view with hsr parental ancestor, IN which
he stated that although he hsd % wealth
worth speaking 81, yet hs 0HS -GhOnk full
d dag HorE" Hcglt he gIi.
This New York Cours q 4ppcsls has
recently decided That married woman
can bind her seFaraie psVperty tos the
l,ensft 81 ber husband ly an iu6rS7Helneut
uTsun an accommodation note 10 the lcl,
loving effect; "Fbr value received ]
hereby charge my individual properly
with Ire value Of ltis note " lns
"A Frneh gmpashizer a HApoverou
hearing q the German victory u sedan
ezelaiusi, "Th6 wrrtchsi Prpans
have manufactured tha FvpOEt- They Y. r
.Yes, indeed" SaIh q GeEtSGan I1triot,
"and these wretehed PFuSlaps win he
themselves clear intO Paris
The ladies are mixing uPin the trouble
about seCTcnly Cox, AS Cox sent
apOnynUasiy 10 Mn. Grant newspaper
article GavOriag the Secretary, UnsOrtu.
nateIy, however, she aecidedtly used an
envelope bearing the family monogram o.
Cox and d course Ms Grant Immediate.
IL knew Whence II CANA Purthef, she
recognized the ealigraphy oC Madame Cox
from whom she had received. letter.
therefore, when Mrs Grant glanced over
the article she naturally telt indignant,
and pun II intOA Grant cnVelops with the
simple but cutting words, "RPturned y
Mrs. Cox, with the compliments Of MEs.
Grant" Since then the two ladies, Is
said, have NOT spoken, s.'l
THE Rskk4E 6saa0M gives the follow.
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Hooiland's German Tonic

HOOHAuu UoI"" AU"tS p
Was Compounded Nc Fao'o not ln'l'a'a % oA
'S4 4. p' W Z l.!.4 i ii ~ llf
80 ,,.cI,ol,. .HvnBInnt Il Rouuinod Il
~
l'S"'1-. mi
i.@
- o. ~ D's'
c'VA ROA' nnn la'O''a ''''' ' ''-,1. I,
tho extreme bitterness Of iA' Bitter ICY y GEsF
come, forming preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant 70 the piIa.s, .nI O,ntDinIns ths aoli
ctn,l ytrtue, Of tAs Bllter. Tho pdes of tn,
7o,,. !, =, n no, ,o,,,., which nsuy por.Os,
49,, 49,. .,,,,,..,.
IT,, y. ,,,.,r,.,, r..4 !. ,u,,.D,eoa TO b,
,,,, !. =,
-. ,.,.....,...,.,. ;,
~, ,aalal h ~. DIX,
medicinal preparation 'A"nia I' CONAN nous y"
the best ingredients and Wy VINO sA'e' :" ~ !,
tain 4 4 cheap compound VIII @9'' ce'''"' y
cheated.
TA'' SF' 'h' "F'' A
For LIVER CoAIlAlNE' ~ 0tAiot.' Va"
vous DRnlLEFY' 5AUNplUh' Dl'A'N'"
OF THE KIDNEYS. RRUPTE0Ns OF
r1v sr,v ia ~ diseases arising
45.iT :. Ill,s., .s,,,,
''U'4 D'gO'N =. nm
u -si, Ash' OF l@Fpi'F' VI
TIE BLOOD.
Road the following symptoms:
'n..,-,. :, ,,, 49,, ,,,...,, ,,,., pr,,,
F, '-'-.,',s' go
L III. IN I. .ad iiIa
PsF, NHusca, II9iFtbaFn' p1'EuHtE f0r Food Fu'''
nc,,or Weigh. in tho stomach. sOurEncntIon',
:, ,,.n.. ~, n, !, ~, s,,,,,cb
S'nE'nso' Eiu''e'' 'q = ''' 'S ''1SE
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried OF Difficult
p,,,,hIn. P,r.,.,,,1 ii m. Heart Choking o,
sanoeA'inE Sensations Wnen :" i T' tO
pImp.sS Of Vision, Dots OF Webs before the
:, . 49,, 49,, ~, -, .,,.o.,h,,, ,po,.
.n...,a y.,o,. =, 0n8 ~, Pain
Il ,so SD, rael, cscIl. Limbs. IAA..a.A4.'
Fla1hc, orHoas, Burning In the FItah, Constant
EmasinIngs Of Evil, and GFOat Depreciation Of
Spirits. AL these indlcAto Disease Of tho IiT''
.a.a -N.a.l
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HoOaana's German Bitters,
.Hooaand's German Tonic,
Hoofland's Podop1yllinP pm,
Hooaand's Greek on.
Hoofiand,s German Bttters,

4 u,,.sr, vltNs5s llsSIol u Sbl4ts 4 ~
Elsa.
|, drsasat RON an Osssrs, isl' euupo''a Of
he pun Iaises q vlF4l FrssaEsS g R0'1,'
urln,. asa Blnus. la' =. raoai'inAlly '''n'a,
s1tiAsuj, be s~sAie.. Or ias's Por.tos' q ~
lasTe4lsqt' 80. belPr 49, eTAPp''OU, az 0Ra
bo.ns Of thls mtsso tsurs 4 eon'Alao1 asn'aea
medicinal titas !, vim " IStSd Ia several q,
ioas q Ocaipn,y niEtafes, NJ Roots. r. P'"a
u Ills nittsr, uD gown IN G'ERsnS. thsi' '''nl
priSsipIss t1anessa IA AAss6aaay Sy =. 'ei'n.
ia; cAsnl,t and forwarded % tA' R'uuh'f'"Fy
in Ills sity, uAop thay an sonPOuna'd end
bodied. cOGalnlns 10 tplri'uoa' Ingrsdleat',
TIC Busr. /. fres nom the oAlosEton' aFze4
against all Others F., 40 anslro Or 'usnaiAntI ON
* laaasrd irpm iStir a'e, they cannot mako
and csanOt, pnfefAHy circumstances
h,,. ,nv I'm, 4 b,ue6eisl eHoot, -ais
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--TtpNew York TcioaNs says that II
would earnestly join in tho protests o.
Alr& sojouranr Truth against the mani
fold absuFlltles Of wOman's clothing, IL
we thought reform possible; but we don't.
There hiss been no simplicity Of womnn's
attire since our grandmother Eve made
here first apron Of dg-laaycs,
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Henry A wise IS Of the opinion that
our liberties arc gone,
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fDRIME NEW CROP NEWOR.
i LEANS MOLAsSEs-t00 barrels Of the
above direct from Louisiana Plantations, now
PAXTON 8 oGLBBAY.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS 50.
IN CARA EaW hoEIhCadD arriving; also,
ale By PAXTON q oGLEBAT,
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A Golden Wedding aud Handsome
Letter from Chief Justice Chase.
The following letter from Chief Justice
Chase was read nj the golden wedding Of
the Rev. Joshua I.eavitt, y. D., in Brook
Ign, on Tuesday night.
NAHAGANsETr, Oct. 81.
May grace, mercy md, peace attend the
fiNIclh anniversary 81 tho wedding Of my
old md dear friend, on tho lst Of NOvcm'
Der. What hath God wrought in our
lind in this cvcn,fnl hull century! How
much of all the mArVcls which have dis
linguishcd this period in respect to en-
reimbursement may be attributed to your
own wise cOunscls can only be known "a
Him who OrderCth Ill things after Ills
own supreme wisdom.
] nm apl u atlatlImdch value 70 them
BECAUSE they, in, cOnhcetIpn with ting
teachings 6t Our laIncntcd' friend Bailey
did so much to form my own judgment,
and inspire my own action. And let II
never DO forgotten that IL the country has
been wise enough To accept the policy oil
standardization Of Slavery md State en-.
Enlightenment, the war and It's attendant
.eyiIS:miEht have been avoided.
Iut%e Have freedom. and nobody wish,
ca 10 restore Slavery. Let us be thankful
for tint jand let me indicate on this your
GOLDEN wedding by the gilt Of golden
american double eagle, what | think
necessary to perfect the currency so essen:
tIal 10 the welfare Of Tree people, and
restore it to It's constitutional basis, My
III health ubligUsI4pq ii grEite briefly, and
to .EsSa1.9 hand me-, \. e ,Ts Is g
sion piss without rendering toyourselI and
Mrs. Lcavilt my congratulations on this
auspicious anniversary, WHICH will 50 soQq
anit8 Uio36 who 1876 6Rd0 you h1hor.I :
NosI ED is9lIs'gS! I2I!yE oar
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Tho many tho1Rauda cured a tllb e1iabllSh.
nGnt within tho last tWBnty yeaFt, and lh6 bU.
mer0nB Important surgical operations performed
By DE-. JOhlStOn, WitheFaed BY The FcpnftsFi Of
7he Sun and E1hhY Other papgrl, no iec5 Of which
have appeared again and again before mo public,
afflicted. 4 I7'
SKIN DISEASES sPEED1T CURED.
mario I
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Hlemeal q lhO RDyal CuiIlFO Il HaHrNona, Lnn.
doa, GE19aals u one 0f,tko most UialneGl "a.
gj.e3 u w uhit't bbOoISiSld III lrOaR8 paFt
9I Geoea !ilq pa h1SR epq1ttn ~ bosplGab d
Lol1q9E laFis, EhllodalphlA and utSaR6tiS, has
eaected eotao 81 ~ no aul1nlnhlnP ctFeS tklt
Wtfg ESof Known. AAAY RVuhllA vtth Fth11ihr h
ths neAd and cars Uhea OalooEA graf agFV6at.
Aeee' oethg eIAEme4 y, Bndd6l O1unaS, blnhftl
Times aElh dnrangrlAGnt II mind, WeFV rurVd In,
Itit,dlstelS,
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: ?
OFFICE, NO. z SOUTH FREDERICK sTREBT
doors rum tho CORNER. F6il not 10 0dScFfs tho
r1Ame aud number. ~ {.
III No leltaTu FOCeiy5daHnleha pO1tpaid and
containing stamp 70 ba used on Tho Feply. Per
sOn8 ETtlnh Rh6uld state IT, and send poPtibH
or Advertisement describing Bympt8mh,
Tho DOstPla DIPLOMA hhhFS n hij uElee,
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4lAIIbna lCllQiha, - fNlag ocn C,aiS1aplS tibN
SI..sisee, being alSN q fhyptctl N'eSktoiS,
~ g Debility, prlogGitIitl, 1tptdtlY eaFva -
~ ~ lAese kiEsttll zpdrf he eAFN " ilE J.
S5ei,n ''S '0'"drRilI Uly upan Ais Nkill ASa pAy.
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eppoS iAlly, Wha GlIt.l ,lis ~ SSttla,a u Saa
ulllA AlAAaslly sVOeIJ y a. 1AuRstJ rVsyv
taOauasl4a " icans Ma % " E,pSi SinStk,ti
lsloutb ara bIiiiA6l lhtslltF2, Mo alVkI sthST,
stse hare gcitfAHtga hsleeit 6aaaiss 6lIS thS
bVtEs I'M, nay cal via tail C,aadeaCo,
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INSURANCE.
rpIRE & MARINE INSURANCE. 60,
II OF W1EEIINa
TXC0HFoEATEB ~ IStI.

ne res, .. &c. ., e Bsii 3. g
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m lgArFus M dii5Nat1FVSa lAt t,st cStsln
esaS4J HaA Sab Elsctsl Rllsefy . Ihs tclti
~ War; ~ ne tis1s x liSSS, SsFsEsFuS,
AEsetiols 81 ~ Al4Rryp and RtA.ttSR, ht0llA,
lAgy OteCAASEta. tnt1ieaSy. GsRefA1 0shlhly,
livsyu1rns,A, pyspSSasA, LAi,su0t, LRu SptFtIt,
Sshsthaa q ldyAA, tAlgliatSNs ~ ~ ACaFts
4NzaAdiu IrrVlSigse, ptnisgus ~ SlThl, e. t5tdSl
Alnszsl t.'azss y ~ u,Al tGFuAI &n.S ~
Skii,, AEN<tlas ~ ~ Lttyi, t-ss,s, Sl,SelasA ~
HguSis-tSaaS TufTthtE 0t1artrfS Ssttilt aNio
SS.ilAGy hAitA ~ No0IAtAS eeFv3 ~ E1lllEJ
ITaeGItgs s,iSe mlSl 10 thgif rIsAlinS OAA1 ~
Sssl 4 Syrsdp 70 tha NaFinrO q NJ yl1SA EltlAis
las tAsh ao.t s1stit3Ai eol,ss Y SntieiFaFl'nA,
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LAUGuLIN, SMITH : Co., Wholesale Ag6hts,
by whom the trade will no supplied. q P5gpEiV'
tors EatGA. nlHltuSW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-07
MIScILLASEoUs.
THE B0ARDMAN, GRAY & GO.
PIANO FORTES.
WHOLESALE. AGENCY.

THE SUBSCRIBER, LATE A G,U
L member Of this well know
firm, has established Q Wholcsal, v Y q wv
Agency At 54S Broadway, New York city,
where he will be pleased TO receive the orders Of
frCm those who have 90 literally bestowed their
patronage on the firm heretofore. He will eup-
ply these SUPERIOR INSTRUMENTS to the
Trade, Wholesulo and Reiail at .5 i,gsgy,
THE VERY LOWEST Prices.
Made with the Insulated Ircn Rim and Franc
(cast ip one solid plate). They excel all others
In Durability, Superiority OF Tone, and
Allegiance OF ExieInal Appearance
The Iron framc and ring forming the upocr
part OF the caFe IL cast In one piece-bhpging
the strength where the strain 10, giving larger
music scale In the same tize Gaze, and which 10
also moro ornamental In appearance. The strain
Of The strings teing entirely on the Iron Rim
relieves the sounding boards and vibrating
parts, 40 the Iron Rim Is insulated from contact
with them and they give perfect vibration.
The case Is also made thin (similar to the sides
OF guitar or ylolin), to which the sounding
with n sweetness and melody peculiar to those
Instruments, and with greater depth, power and
volume.
These instruments arc the only Pianos made
where the Iron Frame Is entirely detached and
insulated from contact with the sounding board
and vibrating parts. ....s-D .''
Especially adapted to warm or cold climates,
az the extremes OF heat or cold DO not Affect II
10 its injury, or put II out OF tune. The Strings,
Iron Rim and Frame all being metallic. they ex.
pand aud contract alike, by heat and cold, is the
they do not give why and come to pieces In hot
climates, Us thote made IN the old way. ID f'.D
Their great superiority is shown IN comparing
them to The old May-made with Wooden Rims,
necessarily thick, ard held by large wooden
braces and thick bottoms, to fustain the i'm.
lnente strain Of tho strings, causing not only
clumsy appearance but making them very heavy
TO handle. And then the case being OF wood
and strings OF metal, arc differently affected by
change OF temperature, etc. I.l
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DIR. SMITHS
Hygeian Home Water-Cure,
isia sa7 CALIFORNIA STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL,
4.aF. San FRANCISCO.

THIS IS TBE ONLY REGULAR WATER
CURE iu San francisco, and by far the most
extensive and complete Bygicnic Institute on
the Pacific Coat. And we offer to Ministers,
Lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Mechanics, Farm
cr., and all worthy persons who desire to try
the Advantages OF this NATIONAL system OF meo.
ieinc, the no, piialitics Of cur Hygicnic Home
and Cure Young mcn who have become dilop-
dated or lost their health by excessive toll, cx-
pOsure, or enrrNaiIng habits contracted through
ignorance Of physical laws, may with us hnd
more OF the eneourasemenis they need and the
means that will restore them TO health, than
elscN here In California.
PhrcnO- Examinations and Consultations In
regard to Health. Free, n ON 10 A. u. to =. y.
We have the Electro, Russian, Turkish and
Thermal Baths, ard every form Of Medical
Baths for Indies and Gentlemen, from 0 to Q,
ard On Sundays from A. y. TO r. u.
Great Reduciisn In Prices.
We now give patients foul. weeks Hygicnic
Medical Treatment, with Board and Room, for
SEQ dn ordinary cascs). Board, 60 per week
with Room, ft0m 81 to SO. Medical Baths,
,fS% Ne y hSYe separate @ Medical department.
for Ladies'. which Is attended by thoroughly
competent woman. while the private residence
Of DR.. Smith, which " connected with the
Home IL chi, fy devoted TO the accommodation
Of Lsdies desirjng Hygienic treatment.
There IL not one female invalid In twenty that
has been suffering frcm Nervous Debility, or
diseases peculiar 10 their sex, that cannot be
PERMANENTLY CURED by spending from
four 80 six weeks at orr Home. ThiRstatement
we make In con1deI &C, and from our experience
and observation Of the last twenty years, and
from the many who hive been treated OF our
Home and elsewhere. chAYo yet 10 learn Of
a single regret from husband or wife Of time or
means they have expended In lIygicnic Medica.
tion. II the females OF this State could be madc
aware OF Tho healthiul advantages Of this Hy-
gicnic Institute over the system OF poisonous
druc.tnking, We could not accommodate one In
twenty who would claim our hospitalities.
ftb4.lm
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Sign Painter Wanted.

"A SIGN PAINTER, AND ALSO A COOP
"A House Painter, car, obtain situations, and
employment guaranteed for the season. at good
waEeS and Tt9sdy employment. BY spplytngto
Gold HlL Ysbruy Sth, is7o. fsI't
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For Rent

THE STABLE AND HAY YARD PROP.
j erty, sligibly situated on Main street, Gold
H! ItSMs SsSpTrg e % Ri Rol%sn Hpn, to
-A--' :. THOMAS HARKIN,
Constable Of Gold Hill.
God HlL Fs"sss a. 1870 NV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-07

uAvINa JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
III francisco with q LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR. am prepared to sell all articles In my
line as cheap as any man on the Pacific Coast.
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.'The3LateStr News.
NEW YORK CITY.

.aa sa.s' .e NEW York, December l,
There was fire this morning at 81
Bcekman street. The loseeS were A. G.
Downey s Co., dealers in glass, $4,000
and August Eggeta & Co., 10000. The
building was damaged TO tho extent oI
$1,000. Insured in city companies.
There were fifteen proposals Of bonds
to-day, amounting to about s., ,l52,S5O al
from $lO6 IS to $107 O9. The awards
will be about million, at from ,SlOG 3d
TO $l06 SO. ~ >, .a
Case 9th, National Bank vs.. National
Bank Of America, came up before the Su.
preme Court to-day. 1t Is an action pre-.
viously reported, in which the National
Bank maid an altered draft which had
been forwarded to the Bank Of America
for collection. The plaintiffs recovered
Judgment against defendants for $2,694
HON B. F. wHITTEMoKE r''
Is elected to the State Senate Of South
Carolina, and Is made Chairman Of Com.
on Engrossed Bills.
The match between English and Amer
lean race horses, for $25, 900, 8 mile heats
which was arranged at the reunion ni
leading turf men Of this country at Balti'
more, has fallen through. The hackers Of
the English horse failed TO name his rep
resentaIive at the time appointed, and the
consequence was his hackers had to pay
$500 forfeit.
The Republican majority in the State
Of Louisiana Is "a, ,643. g
In the Base Ball Convention to-day, the
system Of professional ball playing was
warmly discussed, and finally approved
by a vote of1sto9. ~ =.
Secretary Of the Navy, Robson, made
a speech here to-day, on the occasion oI
mems Exchange building. He sold hC
had come here to-day to Illustrate by his
presence the interest which tho depart
mcnt with which he was connected md
the whole government, felt in the objec
Of the institution founded. 'f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-02

The Council report this morning show
that one vexatious matter, viz: the long
deferred and troublesome settlement with
Collector scARnRouou, has been disposed
Of. A settlement has been effected where
by Mr.. sCARBRoUGH turns over to the
city the uncollected tax bills of 1860 in
his hands, amounting to over nine thou.
sand dollars. After allowing the Collec-
tor his credits for payments made, for
commissions and dclinquencies, there re-
maincd deficiency of $S,8l9, for which
the securities give the city three negotia.
bic notes at four months. So that the
city loses only such Of the tax bills as can.
not be collected, and the increased COM
missions allowed in the settlement, the
latter amounting to little over $4OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-02
business in New orleans.


The business season has set in at New
Orleans. Tho Republican Of November
"a, says Of the prospects: Cotton and
sugar have commenced to roll in from
the country by steamboats, and railroads,
and our levees are burdened with oil
kinds of produce. 1t Is this produce now
seeking market in New Orleans, that
gives unmistakable evidence Of the busi'
ness season having fairly commenced
One can sec evidences Of this in the busi'
ness avenues Of our city, where our mer.
chants stores are located. and where the
sidewalks are blocked up with all kinds
Of goods, some being received and others
forwarded. But to get IN adequate idea
of the amount OF business that Is now go
ing on here, it is necessary to ramble
along the NIst levee that fronts our city
some four or five miles, and see the i'm
mense quantities ot produce that are being
sent in and out. 80"
Our hotels and places Of amusement
are lending their testimony. The appear.
ance of frost and the cold weather that
we are now experiencing-at least It is
thought cold here, although not freezing
have undoubtedly put u stop to fever,
and we may expect to see our hotels and
boarding houses tlllup rapidly and when
they are filled then we may expect to see
our theatres filled, for the managers have
prepared themselves 70 entertain amuse-
Inent seekers in a style that must please.
1t is gratifying to know that the man
ayers Of our theatres have employed tai
eHtcd companies, and that, with the addi'
tion Of occasional "stars" that arc not
fixed to any particular locality, our the.
atres will rank with the best in the coun-
try, and cannot fail TO Sbe q source OF at.
traction to 6llwho are fond Of the drama.
1t is proper TO mention these things in
connection with business because they ore
u part and parcel Of the business season,
aHdth cannot be fullyinqugurated with
out them. ,rsg ~ .rsar-ls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-02

WE are gratiaed in being able to report
progress on the Gas Question. The Fl
nance Committee reported in the First
Branch of Council, last night that funds
to purchase the Gas Works could be had
whenever desired; and both Branches
passed resolution raising a joint com
mittee to open negotiations with the Com.
pany for the purchase, in accordance with
the terms Of the Compauy's charter.
Messrs. G. W.,B. ALLISON, B. F. CALD-
WE'LL and JAMES MAXWELL, of the
Second Branch, and Messrs. JoHN Il.
HALL and E. ]. STONE, of the First, are
the Committee.