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Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

Fifteen thousand dollars worth at lasting
goods have been seizrd hy the Governmeut
officers from Wi liam ). Bnycr 4 Son, at Pear
street, Boston, on the allegation of fraudulent
entry at the New York Custom II Use, hcti
tion> names being used, and payment Of du y
as fir>t-cla>s ga0d> was evaded.
Fftrcn or tw nty men were buried by the
caving in Of an enbankBrnt on the Syracuse
and Chenango Valley RiilrO'd, near Utica,
n Y. Monday morning By night nine OF
them had been dug out of whom three were
dead and two mortally injured. Their names
are net known.
General John Ramsey, formerly Major Gen
pral OF Volunteers, and now tobacco manutac-
turcr at jersey City, has been arrested in Pitts
burg for using counterfeit and cancelled tohac-
ca >tImpS. He was concealing box of traudu-
lent stamps when arrested.
Chief Justice Chase. in a letter dated the
Sth inst, doubts whe her he will be able to de
liver the inaugural address upon the unveiIing z
Of the Morse statue, in April next His health
seems improving, but very slowly.
A California paper has learned bv ca pri-
vate letter from Washington " that President
Grant intends to make q tour of the Pacific
States next Spring, and adds. He will be
sure of hearty aud enthusiastic r. ceptinn.
At Sacramento, Cal. seven men were arrest
ed for committing fourteen incendiaries thir
teen highway rObberies, and sixteen burglar
les" One Of them confessed his crimes.
1t is said that the Missouri Legislature vii
elect General Frank p. Blair as Mr.. Drake
successor to the United States Senate.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

EXECUTION OF JoHNsON.-The negro, John
son, who was convicted at the last term OF the
Sussex County Court, OF committing an out
rage on a white woman, was hung at George
town on Friday afternoon last. He acknOw-
edged his guilt and said his fate was a warning
to others who might be tempted as he had
been. At precisely o'clock the sheriff re
moved the prop and the trap fell, launching
the criminal into eternity. He died without
scarcely struggle, life being entirely extinct
in about IA minutes.
The Debating Society OF this town has been
reorganzed and will meet at Schaolh0use No
s next Tuesday evening, at 0 clock.
To LET-A two-story Store House, on Main
Street, with grocery room and cellar; w:Il To-
Gated and IA choice business stand. Apply to
H. Primrose.
Few PEOPLE unacquainted with physiological
| chemistry aware Of the quantity oil iron ~ The
blood but all should kn0w he ImpO ance of kee IN
the supply. for debility disease ana "eaih arc sure
TO follow when the quantity brc"mes too much re
ducPd The Peruvian Syrup IA pr"tOxide OF Iron
supplies this vital ele enent. and has Gu ed many
chronic diseases.
Gents. Youths and Boys Hats and Cap
at cost, at Primroses.
Mr.. Brarne has great rush OF customer'
for his cheap goods.
If there is any one the children think of
dream of, and talk about, it's Mr.. Flick.
| REPU rATION -WanauIaker Il Brown are jea
OuS OF the reputAI"n gained by their Ready mad
ClnlhIng. the that can be bought tor mOney
They mean To Ike every garment not only aus aIF
but I"crease that reputation.
Mr. Brarne is selling out at less than cost
{ Give him a call.
S rare chance for bargains at Primrose
$ Goods at cost.
! Mr. Flick has an immense stock Of ever
! thing in the toy and candy line. Read his aC
Vertlsement.
: We regret to hear that Mr. Bearns is ahou
y TO leave Smyrna but his customers will rea
II the benefit III buying their Christmas goods
A large stock of Ladies' and Children Fu
, are now offered vt cost by Primrose.
Read Mr.. Flick advertisement elsewhere.
/. A large stock OF Gents and Boy heavy X
r Boots at cost. Tor cash only j. Fl Plimros
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
DRY GOODS

VIZ: Silks, Popnns, Alpacas, Chalhes, AllWu
Uclaineo, Cotton Deaines, aud Cacots, with asb'
OF lie latest STYLES of Drc,s Goods GInghsuA
Jeuns, Osnaburgs, Flannc!s, TIGkIngs, Table Clota
SncK Flanneis, NapKIns, ShertIngs, Pillow Ca,
HuslIns, Swiss StripIngs, CsmbrIes, Paper Muslll,
Denrms, Checks, DrIIngs, NaRkeen, Linens Nv,
Inns, Plards, Shawls, Diaper, Lawns. Chambrsy,
Plques, and all the goods usually found in a d,.
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

CONGRESS-. most important business
last week was resolution offered by Senator
MoCreery, Of Kentucky, looking to the restOra-
ton of the Arlington estates to Mrs. Lee, wild
ow of the late General Robert Z. Leo. A
fierce debate was created by the resolution,
Mr.. McCreery, shocked the sentiment of every
Union man in the nation when he proposed to
remove the bones of the Union dead at Airing
ton in order to return, in its original beauty
and completeness, the old family estate of Lee
to his widow, and only foar Senators we're fools
enough to vote for it-Fowler of Tennessee,
Hamilton of Maryland, McCreery Of Kentucky
and Vickers of Maryland, to "a against it. The
action Of his democratic colleagues, Davis,
Bayard and Salisbury-all as strongly pro-
nounced democrats as himself-indicstes that
they are not prepared to go SO far in the mat.
Ter ner to make the removal of Union dead
frem the Southern cemeteries democratic de
mand at present.
The question of wipiIg out all political dis
abilities imposed on certain classes OF men in
the South, on account of their partcips .ion il
the rebellion, occupied the attention of both
pdit vi hhc hSSh1 Du'
no 6ual action was reached. Resolutions to
this effect were introduced in the Senate by
Gen. Schurz and in the House by Gen. But
Ter. On Monday last the question Of the re
peal of the income tax presented itself in the
form Of resolution, offered by Mr.. Kellogg
of Connecticut, but the proposition did moi
command majority of votes, AID it went over
for the future action.
Another noteworthy incident was the intro
ductioR, by Kentucky Democrat (Mr. Jones)
of very silly preamble and resolution, exeus
ing, if not justifying, the rebellion, aud extend
ing general amnesty to all concerned. Th'
thing was so untimely and i'll judged that ever
the Democratic members, with the exception
of only dozen or so, voted against it or de
clined voting at all.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
G.. S. MASTEN

Notifies his friends OF Delaware that he has n.I
INTO Isiness again at Wanamaker & Brow. cit .d
Hall Popular Clothing House, 8. f. Cor OH h,od
Market Sts., Philadelphia, where he VIII "e %a;ol
to see his friends, and they may rely upon I'D
treated right. either in the Custom or Keau5A ", A
Department.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
aug24Iy

BS- DEAFNESS, BLINDFESS. and CATARRH treated
Gh Tue utmost success by lsAAcs NJ D. and Professor OF
OF the Eye and EeRr, This speciality In the hsdi
avS "Ee ~ psnnylyana - years eXp%rencs oTmrry OF
mails can be his Office The medical faculty invited
their patsnt he has in his practice
aeIIoIv
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
A RARE CHANCE!

Anr person wishing 10 engage in good ana uc., a.,
ell. We. the under~g ned. do propose to sell oo'
enIre stock OF Ready made CinIhIng snd "tD "n
Furnishing G"ods. BeIng good stand. win sn.
room person buying out. and beng so disP','t t
eau connect the Bnoi and Shoe business Win IT, 10
make money. Sufficient reason SIll be si'S" "
selling out Apply early. nc
dec2l WARD & PHlLLh'
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NEN STOCK OF GNQHS,

which he intends 10 sell cheaper Than any sold
tins narket for yedrs, consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
NoTTCE.

AZ we intead 10 close nuI our hus'nef' ,hsi thsS
hereby gwen 10 all persons IHdehied 10 Us ''
must come forward aud SO tie Immeds'eV' ma
dec2l WARD q TH>
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO BE SWALLOWED
Ep.-The Wilmington Journaland Statesman
whose editor. it is said, left the Presbyterian
Church and Joined the Catholics when he left
the Republican party and went to the Demo
crlts, at the close of the war; and who has
heen standing on his head ever since and COM
planning that the world is upside down, makes
tle following assertion:
"Ritualism advances, and with it thse; time
when the EpiScopal church will be swallowed
nm oa the one hand by Methodism and on the
other by Cathocity, unless it speedily recon-
structs itself upon a surer and more harmoni-
GUS basis than it seems to he at present.
The Georgetown Journal thinks said editor
don't know what he is talking about
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
RAlLRO % NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the SMYRNA go ga mai IN
annual Me Meens OF H The C Company VIII be " S.
FOxwsirs HoieI, in Smyrna. on the Sec ;nS the llh
day of January, tneIt month"; lS'I' ".b ,"be purp'
day oi said month at II O'clock w. 'n Of Se'''
OF hearing anv reports, and for the e'e'"O
(7l Directors To serve the ensuing year ,c S.eT.
JAMES w. SPRUANCE' ''''
SMYRNA, Dec. 9Th !S7O-dl4im
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% - q -
CHEAPER
THAN EVERt

The undersigned respectfully announces to III,
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity that he has lu,i
opened his
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
Wood and WiltOw-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, keelers, Chnrns, BrrOms
Clothes Pins, Clolhes Brushes, Hair BrSshs', Scrub
Brushes. Fancy and Market Baskets, tsrry( on b'
Butter PRINTS. Butter B"wl~, " a,h B, ares, al
Brushes, Half Bushel and Peck Measures, Ol
Cloths, Mats, and all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
The Cloths and CaSsimeres
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

are new, just bought, and comprise all the lead
~ ies.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

The Debating Society OF this town has been
reorganzpd and will meet at Scheolhouse No.
next Tuesday evening, at 7 clock.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

1t is related by the NeIhrk 1dyer-
fiser, that as JEFF. Davis left his seat
in the u. s. Senate in 1861, t0zfake
control of the Southern CD9feIpefacy
he remarked 10 SenatoraT aass!,efdn
that his successor wouldapvoixsbiy be
u negro. That sneer has proved a
painful prophecy to him.V And in
speaking Of Revels' being admitted
to the seat once occupied lE Jeff.
Davis, the New York Adre,fiser re-
lates the following:
'"rwenty-five years ago h we'll
educated Indian applied foradmis-
sion to the practice of law lin the
State of New York. He was injected
on account of his color end race.
Since then he has filed high social
and political positions, and Is now
one of the trusted friends and advis-
ers of the President of the United
States. 1t was he who drew up the
original manuscript of the surrender
Of Lee ut Appomattox. a General
i'm the army, n man Of note and
weight in affairs Of statesmanship, he
has conquered the prejudicrs of race
and secured distinguished position
among our public men,"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
Is it Satirical!

That the Government shall go into
the Express business is the latest
Congressional proposition. Mr.. Gar
iielu OF Ohio yesterday offered res
olution instracting the Postal Com
mittee to inquire into the prepriety
OF establishing "A postal express to
carry small parcels at cheap rates.
In the absense of any arguments pro
or con, we conclude that the resOlu-
ton is delicate satirical thrust at
other and older proposals to the Gov
efnmeht Departments TO enter into
such private specuiations as manag-
ing the telegraph business OF the
country.-N. Y. Tribune, 10th.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

In his speech in Congress on the
removal OF the Capital, Gen. logan
said that since Congress first LOCATED
the seat of Government, tin site itself
was changed, showed several HiileS
down the river, and that has sever
been at the point where Congress de-
signed and ordered IL should be. If
the constitutional point is sound, that
Congress, having once fixed the loca-
ton Of Che Capital, could nbt after
ward change it, then we have never
had valid seat of Government.
Passing to the more serious aspects
of the question, Gen. Logandelnon-
stra:cd the inevitability Of REMOVAL.
In 1889 the center Of our National
area was in Virginia. Now iGis in
Kansas, far west Of the Missouri riv-
or. Then the centre of population
was near Baltimore. Now it Is in
Ohio, and will soon reach Indlanap-
oils.
Our area has increased six times,
and our population ten times, since
the Capitol was located near Connog-
ocheaguc. We have four times as
much territory in the Mississippi
Valley, and twice rs ii' aSsi son .hn
rn~ia., nn .Lo mole Atlantjcslope.
The country east OF the Alieglenies,
and for which Washington ism CEN
trail location, has now 19O00t0O Of
population, while the country west
of it, for which Washington is not a
central location, has 23,0e0,OO0. BY
the end Of the century the Atlantic
slope will have 33,00O,OO0, the Missis-
sippi Valley and the Pacific 10000
600. The West had already, in 1860,
% per cent. more acres OF improved
farm lands, G6 per cent. more of
farms unimproved, and u per cent.
more i'm the cash value Of her farms.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17


ing, on which the postake Is unpaid,
except letters lawfully tee, and duly
certified letters of soldiers. sailors,
and marines in the seEssiee ST the
United States, shall be tent BY the
postmaster to the dead letter office in
Washington.
SEC. a)3. When the writer of any
letter, on which the postage is pre-
paid, shall endorse upon the outside
thereof his name and address, such
letter shall not be advertised, but
after remaining uncalled for at the
office to which it is DIRECTED thirty
days, or the time the writer may
direct, shall be returned t4tNm with
cut additional charge for postage,
and if not then delivefYdlshall be
treated as dead letter.
SEC. 204. Prepaid and free letters
shall be forwarded from one pest
Office to another, at the request OF the
party addressed, without additional
charge for postage.
OF CARRYING THE NAIL.
SEC. 232. Every route agent or
other carrier Of the mail shall receive
any mail matter presented to HIM
more than one mile from a post Office,
If properly prepaid by stamps, and
deliver the same for mailing at the
next post Office at which he arrives;
but no fees shall be allowed him
therefor.
SEC. 234. No person shall establish
any private express for the convey
ance of letters or packets. or in any
manner cause or provide for the con-
veyance Of the same by regular trips
or at stated periods, raany' post
route which, is or may be established
by law, or from any city, town or
place to any other city, town or place
between which the mail Is regularly
carried, and every person SO offend
ing. or aiding or assisting therein,
shall, for each offence, forfeit and pay
one hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC. pa. Nothing herein con.
tanned shall be construed to prohibit
the conveyance or transmission OF
letters or packets by private hands
without compensation, or by special
messenger employed for the particu-
lar occasion only.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
GENERAL NEWS. j

The Montana "Pick and Plow"
newspaper defends Col. Baker very
earnestly, and says that his Indian
battle last January was eminen.ly
right and necessary every way, all
reports to the contrary notwitlstand-
ing.
Fifty-one members of the present
Congress served In the ARMY during
the rebellion. ~ II OF 81
Washington specials say That the
House Ways and Means Committee
has decided on considerable reduc-
ton OF taxation. ~ 0NIT1Y
Adviccs from Montana say that
tho people OF the Territory, genersIiy
have been holding meetiagsr TO en-
dorse Col. Baker for his rid against
the Indians last January :
The bridge over the Illinois river
at Peru Is now open for business
Three painters were killed by the
fall OF their scafiold in Chicago last
Friday.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
PIrTsBuRG, March 10.

PITTSBURG, March III.
Shortly after noon to-day three
men drove up to the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, at Birningham;
two of them entered the bank, one of
them knocked down the cashier,
who was the only employee of the
bank present, while the other went
behind the counter, seized all the
money on the desk, about 0,000,
and ran off. a crowd collected and
pursued them, catching two and
securing the money.
80. ST.. LoUIs, March 10.
Heman's Mechanic Bank resumed
specie payment to-day. 1t has about
$50, 900 in circulation.
The Rhode Island Republican
State Convention met on the 10th
and renominated the present State
officers by reclamation.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 10.
A school teacher near Greenfield,
Indiana, named Dunn, struck one OF
his scholars, a young man named
Gadst, on the head with an iron
poker yesterday, from the effects OF
which he died last night. Dunn has
been arrested.
It is said that the hard times in
California are causing an increased
feeling against the Chinese cheap
laborers, and that riots arc daily ex-
pected in consequence of it.
Gov. Alcorn of Mississippi was
inaugurated last Thursday.
Gen. Butler has appointed Charles
Sumner Wilson, Of Mass, a cOlored
boy, to cadetship at West Point.
A Baptist Educational Convention,
of great Denominations interest, is
to convene in Brooklyn, n. Y, on
the 10Th of next month.
Both Houses Of the Missouri Leg
islature have passed the bill to SUBJ
NIT to the people of the State a
Constitutional amendment extending
the franchise tonegroes and rebels.
CHICAGO, March 9.
The Baptist Church at ST. Clair,
Michigan. was entirely destroyed by
fire on Monday night. The fire
caught from stove, services having
been held during the evening.
The Senate Of Ohio has defeated
the bill establishing Home for the
Soldiers Orphans. The Democrats,
as usual, voted unanimously against
this measure OF humanity.
Don't it look absurd that the sala-
ry Of the General of our armies in
time Of peace is more than twice as
great as that of the Secretary of
War?
The Maine Legislature has refused
to abolish capital punishment.
The new Minister from Venezuela
to the United States died on the day
af his arrival at Washington.
Charles Dickens, the Novelist, has
had an interview with Queen Victo-
ria, by her special invitation. So
| pa,,ius Sc nnnn racoppiLvu Ivy royalty
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
PIsICEs.--A Fair Offer.

send the retail prizes. Washer sI4, Fxtra wrir y.r
~. and ws ~til forward either or both Isne hinpy
free Of fr-lght ~ places where one e. ssliinss apd
~ snve are 80 they Will hs liked that We agree to
ssfnpS shs money ~ sDy ons wishs. 10 r., uru the
mashiees free ~ freight, after mcnth's trial. sc
sprsitps 10 dyees tons. "a $500
No husband, father or brotbsy sbop,s ,,...., a..
dvadgery Of washing with the hsud-. Rfy.two a.ys
IN the year when II e~n b~ dome better n,,ra'.y,a
diupnsy. Win LEES labor. and injury In the gar
Wringer ei'@i
Csnvass.rs With exclusive right Of sale. mats
money inst selling them. 80 f'A""A-
Sold by dealers Rxnsrallv 10 vhon l;h..., ~,
counts are made. - 80" 80
&c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
S.U z5gS2c ortiandt6t, New Yosk
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
Foundry and Machine Shop,
LAD TVJyTE IDn1

The undersigned, having put up good.
com modous Shop at the old stand, would il.
form the Public that he is prepared to urnish
all k inds Of Machine and all other Castings
usually done in country shops, on sho rt notice;
also to do all kinds of Machine Work with
promptncss, In " good workmapIike manner
and on rs reasonable terms a. any other shop.
keep constantly on hand Mill Jrates, Pumps
tcold and hot wnter), Check Valves and other
Mill Fixtures Of the kind.
SUGAR MILLS.
have several patterns Of Sugar Mills, all
of which warrant, and will make good 10
purchasers. Try the and sec. If YOU wish a
good Machine Shop in Knoxville give it your
support, and you can haveit.
2,lltf W. q. SAVAGE.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
Valuable Property for Sale!
Wishing to increase my business facilities,
I offer for Sale my
IWO-StOry Business House
On the South west corner of the Public Square,
Knoxville, now occupied by Young,
CLARK x Co. Also my
Es T. SID EN- CE

Immediately South ofthe above.
These comprise the most desirable business
Property and Residence in town, Terms
reasonable.
ny Apply to myself on the premises, or to
4 W. McJunkin, ATTY, south side Square.
236tf w. y. CAkRUTIlERS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity Of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from thespools.
No fastening Of seams by hand, and NO
waste Of thread.
Wide range Of application without change
Of adjustment.
The seam retains it's beauty and frmness
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done by
other Sewing Machines, these Machines ex.
ecute the most beautiful and permanent EN-
broidsry and ornamen tai work.
~ The Higlea Premiums at all The Fair.
and Exhibition. Of The Uaited States and E~sps,
Aaee been onnrded the Grover d Bak.y .sepipg
Machines, aud The ,oork dons ~ them Shererer
exhitited IL eompetifioa.
es- The rery highe.t pyise, THE or OSs or
THE kEGIOV or HO4OR, wos eon(eryed
upon fAs representatives VI ihe gvsssv n Haksv
se'sieg Maehf1ss, asths Erposi,fos Usiserssiis,
pari.. 1867, thu. gnsaisg Msiy great superiority
opev al other Seeing Machines. 6s
~An Illustrated pamphlet. containing
price lists, with smples OF both the Cro-
yer 4 Isakcr stitch and the Shuttle stitch
Ia various fabrics, VIII be furnished on
request. (la)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-26
philadelphia BREWERY.

rNHE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT
WAGNER u DAWSON, of the
philadelphia. have purchased the st. Louis
Brewery, with all materials. machinery, appa-
ratus and good will pertaining. All accounts
due the 81 Louis are now due and payable to the
undersigned. -
All contracts for delivering of LAGER BEEh
from the 81, Louis will be fulfilled by the under
signed. who continue, at the old stand, TO man
nfacture that famous beverage, the
PHIA BEER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-26

Go to c. r.. Aiexander's for your
drugs. feT.tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-26
WE WILL ALSO RUN A
FAST FREIGHT N
FROM PALISAD e,
OVER The SAME ROUTE.

~ Mark Goods care w. 4 E.. Palisade.'
Parties shipping goods by our line will plesse
give notice at our ofices, at San Francisco and
Sacramento. where they will receive prompt at
tention and be forwarded with dispatch.
ofices-22f Clay street. San Francisco; 90 J
street. Sacramento; 50 South @ street. Virginia
City; and Main street. Hamilton, White Pine.
au2-tf WOODRUFF L ENNoR. Proprietors.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-26

ARRIVALS.
ny WOODRUFF = ESNoR's LINE.
David Price Acook ] R Wilmington
J J Dunno @ S Hsskell J S slauson
+ S Davis Jas Pearson W Warren
E L Willard Miss NJ McIntirn
BY BEAeHEY. wIsEs 4 cos LSs.
Oscar Foss Len Wines ? Cinnamon
and q others lway bill left behindl
ny HATCH A KIPLISorR's ELY LINE.
Pat Holland John Mccann NJ Tobias
DEPARTURES.
by B%RAcHEY, WINS a cos LtSE.
Miss Hamilton Miss N o'Neil Mrs II s Sanders
Mrs c II Wisner Mrs Mccormick and 3 children
J X White J MeQuaid W Haines
Il Menke Jas MeQuaid J Schooling
Hugh Hewson Frank Idslie Len Wines
c Carpenter
BY 4 ENNoR's LINE.
L Carpenter Thos Frechill Mrs Blaser kdau
d Avery il Fulton W Nniieiqh
Peter Gamble @ s Heashil Cyrus Fish
Geo Henderson WP Wilson HIN Conger
J b Fitch ~ Coles Mcdonald
J J Dunno A widmAn ] Willard
by HATCH a KTPLrSGER's ELY LINE.
DR. Foltz A Brisacher DIR Philson
W II Chandler JF Eagan Miss J Webster
L Lascell p Harrison Col Townes
Robt Davis p Haley Ly Doomis
Richard Smell Henry Buckingham
NJ TRAVIS, WILSON a co.'s ELY LINZ.
] Ninans ii ChAburn ID Collins
d r. James Johnny Blair I'd Kane
Ed Dougherty
Recorders Court. C. LKcoNEY. ].
THURSDAY, August %, 1870.
McMurty-d. d.; arrested by officers
White ard Kelly. Tried, found guilty,
and fined 1876. in default of which he
was committed to the City Jail for 1917
days.
Go to C. r. Aiexander's for your
drugs. fe7.tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-26
Local FntfIligeilrr.

srocKHOLDERs DIRECTORY.
LEVIED AND uSPA ON WHITE
PINE STOCKS.