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Bishop Of Maryland
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cisco, has one hundred and twelve pupil'
and eighty five teachers.
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bertrand Presbyterians In Illinois hav,
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modious churches They now have In
the Stale nine presbyteries, three synods
and i2,000 members
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$2,t34 $50 They have four conferences
the Tennessee, Illinois, Susquehanna, an,
Michigan.
DIR. Chaplin, Of New York, befor
proceeding with his regular services
few Sundays ago, remarked TO his congre
CATION that he always preferred bein
wet down" by a thunder shower tina
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Incidents and Accidents.

Two children Of Mrs. Smith, OF
BROOKLYN, N. Y, died recently, from the
effects Of wounds by rats.
"A tchool teacher in Galesburg, Ill, Is
reported 10 have punished n OF mis-
scholars 90 badly that he became insane.
Three children Of q German named
De saint living FIVE miles south Of Glare.
mont station, Mimi, were recently Killed
By lightning, while in bed.
The only child Of Michsel stapleton.
Jr,, a little boy about three years OLD, was
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Foreign Intelligence.

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tive Christians in Roumania, a Turkish
province, against the Jewish population
eliminated on Sunday in the wholesale
butchery of the Jews by the Christians
Thousands of men, women and children
were dragged from their houses and
slaughtered. The work Of slaughter goes
on in the interior. The authorities have
made nc movement to check 1t"
In the celebrated Mordaunt divorce
race at London the decision Of the court
on the appeal of the plaintiff is to the
effect that, owing to the continued In
sanity of Lady Mordaunt, she is in no
condition to make 8 legal reply therefore
proceedings for divorce can be carried no
further.
Late adyices from Rio Janeiro say tne
Argentine Republic had declined 70 rec
ognize Gen. Jordan, and q force mad peen
sent against his followers, on account o
the assassination of Urguiza.
A Montreal dispatch of the ID an
nounces that troops were being rapidl.
withdrawn from the front.
A yery extensive fire was raging in tn
Metapedia District, New Brunswick, o.
the ID. Miles of telegraph poles hs'
been burned. n.
A Madrid dispatch Of the I'd says di'
matches had been received at the Colonia
Ministry, from Captain Gen eral De Roda
informing the G0ysgamept that TIE u
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The South.

Crop reports in Arkansas, North Mis-
sissippi, and North Alabama, on the LIST,
represent corn as unusually good.
B. F. Whittemore was reelected to
Congress from the First South Carolina
District, on the list, over T.. c. Dunn, both
candidates claiming to be Republicans.
A Charleston, s.. G., dispatch of the I'd
states that, though the vote was light,
W~hittemore's majority was overwhelm-
ing.
The Grand Jury at Richnond, Va, on
the 4th indicted George Chahoon, ex-
Mayor, for forgery, and John Fl. Sands
and Richard s. Saxony, two ex Confeder-
ate officers, for conspiracy 10 defraud the
State of $1,000, the amount due the State
from the estate of Jacob II. Hornstein.
Chahoon wal arrested and bailed in the
sun of $4,000.
Whittemore's majority is about 5000.
The school teachers excursion from
California reached New York on the 9th,
after a journey of seven days.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-28
FlREMEN, ATTENTION

T'HE FIRE DEPARTMENT is REQUESTED
to hold itself in readiness to parade on the
Fourth of July. 1870. l hope that every officer
and member will be on hand. at the Engine
house, at 10 o'clock O. m, in uniform.
ie22 I'd WM. McBRIEN, Chief Engineer.
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Fourth OF July Ladies' Committee
M~eetfux.

In pursuance of call, the Committee of
Ladies on Car Of State for the Fourth
met on Saturday, June q, at the Hamil.
ton Courthouse, aud on motion of b. Il.
Hereford (gent.), Mrs. W. W. Hobart
was called to the chair, and Mrs. II. Car
penter elected Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that 20
young ladies be selected from Hamilton,
8 from Treasure, and 8 from Sherman
town, to represent the States of the
Union in the car.
On motion. the chair appointed a com.
mittee of one to communicate with the
children of the Sunday Schools, about
selections.
The following ladies' were appointed a
committee on decorations, r~egalia, and
music: Mesdames Dimock, Ashim, Cole.
Rathburn, Pardy. LeYan (of Sherman),
Dawson and Carpenter.
1t was further resolved that all boys
who wish to join in the celebration be
invited to meet at the Schoolhouse on
Tuesday (this) evening, at 7 o'clock.
All who feel interested are invited to
be present at that time and place.
Mrs. II. CARPENTER, Sec'y.
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Eofal antelIi9fnff.
STOCKHOLDERS DIRECTORY.
Name Of Mias. iLegicd. Per SIR DeiiagfI Sals.

LIVED AND UNPAID on WHITE
PINE STOCKS.
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MEETING OF THE RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee of the White
Pine Central Pacific Railroad project met
last night, and a dispatch from Hon.
Thos. Fitch to the following effect was
read:
WARRINGTON, June 25, 1870.
To J. Wagner, w. J. Forbes and J. G..
Mott: The Colorado Company declines
to accept the franchise with the changes
and notifications and on the terms pro-
posed by the White Pine Executive Com
mittee. / have withdrawn the Colorado
Company bill. Telegraph the names of
parties who will accept the franchise with
the conditions you named, and | will
flame and introduce a bill making them
a grant. THos. FIrcH.
THE notifications make the compile
ton of the road to Hamilton in eighteen
months from the time of the passage of
the bill obligatory; and strike out all
grants of mineral lands.
On motion a committee of three were
appointed to select from the county
twelve or more names of persons to be
placed in the bill rs incorporators. The
committee reported the following names:
Harvey Carpenter. L. b. Stonehili. j. G.
Mott, Lewis Cook, John Wagner, Frank
Wheeler (red). I. NJ. Luther, DR.. S. j.
Goodfellow. j. II. Mcdaniel, D. C. Clark,
james Walsh, ii. Mc0luskey, II. Lewis
W. j. Forbes.
We are requested to ask that any of
the parties named as corporators, declin-
ing to accept, will please report the fact
Immediately to j. G. Mott, Lewis Cook
or John Wagner. The committee adj
journed.
BOARD OF TRUsTEEs.-The Board Of
Trustees of the city of Hamilton met
last night and transacted considerable
routine business. A communication was
read from James j. Ayers, Chairman of
the 4th of July Executive Committee,
requesting the Board TO make a city ap-
preparation to help pay the expenses
necessary to be incurred in properly Gel
ebrating the approaching national ami
yersary. After much discussion, Skin
mishing and cold objection, the Board
voted as n unit TO receive the comDluni-
cation and placed it on file. Last year
me IIusiets Noteu ggo9s lTuuh luat ~
nary a red is very liberal falling off,
my patriotic countryment.
TRAVIS BRoTHERs have double stocked
their Ely stage line and changed their route so
as 10 be able 10 run twice a week and make the
trip in one dry through 10 Phoebe. Stages leave
Hamilton and Phoebe Mondays and Thursdays
At 8 o'clock a. m. Charges for freight and pas
sage. 10 suit the times. For freight or passage,
apply at the Office Of Travis Brothers.
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Amnselnents.
h a ~ ID
WRESTLING MATCH.

7,o COME OFF AT TREASURE CITY ON
L July 4th, 9Th and 9th. 1870. To be wrestled
In Cornish lEnglishl style: Two pins and one
shoulder, or two shoulders and one pin to claim
fall.
rms wrestling match will be conducted by
four committeeman and three umpires. Fya ry.
thing viii be carried on With the best Of order.
Prizes to be drawn after the match at Dolan's
saloon, Treasure City.
he' liz. 500
Second Prize $50 Fourth Prize. On
Third Prize. ...... 40 Fifth Prize. 10
Admission, 90 cents; w~restlers and subscribers
free D0LAN & BASTIAN,
Je2i.iw Proprietors.
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PREPARING FOR THE BAR.-A number
OF promising young men are now study
ing law with some of our most success
full attorneys. One or two of them are
not noyices in practicing at the bar; but
they have yet to take their degree as
counsel.
The ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that S good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
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Hamilton, July 4th, 1870

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, APPOINTED
Il by a meeting of the citizens of White Pine,
to make arrangements for an appropriate cele-
bration of the coming Fourth of July, announce
that they have selected
GOVERNOR STEPHEN MILLER
As President of the Day, assisted by the follow
ing gentlemen:
Grand Marshal George W. Birdsall
Reader Of the Declaration ....... j. r. Kittrell
Orator Frank Tilford
Reader OF Poem .............. james j. Ayers
Written by Mrs. DR.. williamsonl
Chaplain. Rev. A. H. Sloat
The following ladies have been selected as q
Committee on Decoration Of Car of State:
HAMILTON.
Mrs P C Hyman. Mrs Harvey Carpenter,
Mrs w W Hobart, Mrs NJ J Henley,
Mrs + H Kennedy, Mrs Frank Tilford,
Mrs VIM Pardy, Mrs A C Chapman,
Mrs It n Brown, Miss H NJ Hilton,
Mrs Virgins, Mrs j S Pitzpr,
Mrs J c Foster, Mrs d st C Stevens,
Mrs Geo F Jones. Mrs w J Forbes,
Mrs B X Davis, Mrs DIR V Spalding,
Mrs J Travis. Mrs r P Dayton,
Mrs T J Tenant, Miss Kiesele,
Miss / Friedenthall, Mrs Ashim,
Mrs A C Cleveland, Miss Pine.
Mrs McManns, Mrs Cahill,
Mrs Fred Cole, Mrs A d Turner,
Mrs B ] Turner, Mrs Wagner,
Mrs Davidson, Mrs Beale,
Mrs J A Moch, Mrs W George,
Mrs N C Powers, Mrs Mordorf,
Mrs T r P Dimock Mrs Jerry Leahigh,
Mrs Whittemore, Mrs Van WICK,
Mrs II Bishop, Miss Wright,
Mrs Gordon, Mrs Everts.
Mrs John Church, Mrs E Irwin.
TREASURE CITY.
Mrs NJ C Hillyer, Mrs ID H Jackson,
Mrs W W Bishop, Mrs DR. Goodfellow,
Mrs Hallock, Mrs Hanehette.
Mrs Newboldt, Miss Emma Fairchild,
Miss Clara Forbes, Miss Jennie Miller,
Mrs J d Meagher, Mrs Jos Tyson,
Mrs Benz F Smell, MRS. J Monahan,
Mrs T. Teachout. Miss Lawrensen,
Mrs W T Anderson, Mrs Alex Brown,
Mrs ] B Fulton, Mrs Hudson,s
sHERMASrows.
Mrs DR. williamson, Mrs Goldthwaite,
Mrs Brown Mrs 7 J Maupin,
Mrs + Butler, Mrs d W Levan,
Mrs Jas Sweeny, Mrs G Carpenter,
Mrs AZ Yoacham.
SWANSEA.
Mrs A skillman, Mrs Judge Walsh.
EBERHARDr.
Mrs Robt Robinson, Mrs Hutchinson.
ROBINSON DISTRICT.
Mrs Col Cummings, Mrs Bonnyfeld,
Miss Foster, Mrs Green.
T P r Dimock, Jake Wadish and B II Hereford.
The various COMMITTEES are busily en-
gagged in their respective duties, and the EIecu-
tive m will publish the Programme of
the Day in full when the other Committees shall
have finally reported.
JAMES j. AYERS,
Chairman Fourth of July Committee.
L. P. DAVIS. Secretary. je22
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Mahogany, June %. at No. l Express Building.
N. e. corner Montgomery and California sts.,
San Francisco.
Monte Bello. Jnly5. 1870, at 10 a. m, at D. W.
Perlev's Office, Hamilton, New.
Silver Vault, July 7, at Room No. %. Hayward's
Building, No. 419 California-st st., San Francisco.
Fclipse Consolidated, July q, 1870, at II m, at
90 Battery street. San Francisco.
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MEETING OF THE RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee Of the White
Pine Central Pacific Railroad project met
last night, and a dispatch from Hon.
Thos. Fitch to the following effect was
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-28

Co to C. r. A.exander's for your
drugs. feT-tf
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miscellaneous.
FRANK ~OASTAGNETTO,

Successor to castagnetto Il Borbon)
DREPARER OF COFFEE BY STEAM,
L corner of Treasure and Dunn streets, Ham.
ilt0n. CHARTREs, JAVA, COSTA RIGA. and all
kinds Of Cofees, ground and prepared for the
table at his steam mill. He guarantees his
Coffee to be the very purest and best offered for
sale in the State of Nevada. jeff
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N OTIc &.
OFFICE COUNTY SURVEYOR,

OFFICE COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Hamilton. Feb. 9, 1870.
NJ WESTcOATT, +. L. MASON AND COL.
Ne G. S. BULKLEY are the only Deputy
County Surveyors of White Pine county. The
appointments of all others have been this day
All accounts due the Office viii be
paid to the above deputies.
r. NJ. WILSON,
jeli-tf Co. Surveyor White Pin Co.. New.
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Z. o. O. z.
HAMILTON LODGE. U. D.. l. o. o. F.,
/ meets every SATURDAY EVENING at Ma
sonic Hall. Treasure street. All Brothers in
good standing are invited to attend.
J. MARCHANT. N. j.
r. SADDLER, r. S ap27-tf
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

ANIMALS.
BY BEAcHEY. WINES a co. s LIVE.
Dan Randall + Murray Keller
W Thompson L lady
ny WOODRUFF a EygoR's LINZ.
@ c Goodwin WI Ennor Z Schneider
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BoGGs-MIILFR-On Wednesday evening. De-
ceniber III at the residence OF the brides parents
by the Rev. Thomas Armltage, ID. d. assisted by the
Rev. william Hague y. d.. JOSEPH +. BoGGs 10
HARRIET AUGUSTA MILLER daughter OF II. Ii. Dur
kee, Esq., all OF this city.
BRowN-MCALPIN.--0n Wednesday, DecemIer 81
at the residence Of the brides parents, by the Rev.
$. J. Corneille, of ALI saints church, ANON W.
BROWN TO FRANCES a. McALPIN, daughter or VIII
liam X. McApln, all OF this city.
CORwIS-PArrEISoN.-O Tuesday, December 81
by the Rev. Dr. Potter at the Aslor House, New
York city JOHN A. CoRwIS OF urbana, Ohio, to Ap-
DIE B. PATTERSON. OF this city. No cards.
DIsBROw-BuCK.-On Tuesday. December 81. by
tho Rev. j. +. Esch, rector OF Grace church. Wayer
ley, N Y, NJ the residence Of the brides father
Chemung, n. ", John V. B. DIsBRow, OF New York
city, 10 MATTE j., daughter OF Hon. G. w. buck.
No cards.
HOFF-LEoNARD.-AtSt ST. Johns church, Elizabeth
N. j., by the Rev. samuel A. Clark D. d., NEWTON
w. HoFF, to MARY /. LEONARD.
R-YOUNG.-0n Monday, December 90, at
the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev. Dr.
Deems, Mr.. JOHN l.. kIi.LaER to MARY ELoIsE
daughter OF Nelson W. Young.
STEPHESSON-DENNISToN.-O Sunday, December
25, at Calvary chapel, by the Rev. VIM ID. Walker.
assisted by the Rev. John A. Denniston, brother OF
the bride, WILLIAM J. STEPHENSON. TO MARY LU-
CLNDA DHSSiSToN, all OF this city. No cards.
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ADAM.-on Tuesday, December ~ MARY JANE,
wife OF John Adam, In the 39th year OK her age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral, from the Fortythird street Methodist Epis-
copal church, this Thursday afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
ARMoUR.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning,
December 2S MARY A., wife OF Herman y. Armour,
In the Goth year OF her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BARKLAGE.-On Tuesday, December 81, C. wII-
HELMINA beloved daughter OF Jonn H. and Wtlhel-
NINA Barklage, aged year, IL months and IL
days.
Inc relatives and friends OF the family nre respect
f1llv invited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of parents, No. 402 West Forty fifth street. near
O'Clock tc the Lutheran Cemetery.
RAXTER.--On Tuesday night. December -, at half
past eleven O'Clock, HARRY BANTER, aged l6
months.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from loot OF Eighty-slXth
street, on Friday, at twelve O'Clock.
BENSCHoTES.--At New Brunswick ". IT, on Tues
day, December ~, ELIAS IA. VAN BENsCioTEN, aged
81 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are requested
TO attend the funeral, from the Washington street
church, Poaghkecpse, on Saturday morning, at ten
O'Clock.
BRADy.--On Tuesday, December %, THOMAS L.
BRADY. aged So years.
the relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral. this (Thursdayl afternoon, at one O'CLOCK
from his late residence $40 Pearl street.
BRENNAN.-On Tuesday December II, CATUARISE
A. BRENNAN, eldest daughter OF Thomas ana To-
sarna Brennan aged years, months and u days.
The friends and relatives OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral this (Thursuayl
afternoon. ut haifpast one O'Clock, IRON her late
residence. NJ. 4o2 West Twenti fourth street
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DOMESTIC MigKETS.

Oswyao, Dec. 2s, 1870.
Flour steady and unchnngcd; sales lU01 bbs IS for
No. sprng, 81 for amber winter S7 80 for white SIS 30
for double extra. Wheat lrn but du Sales, 40
No. Milwaukee club nj 81 is, and 36g bushels 49,
Choice white Canada held At 81 49, Corn quiet ses 400
bushels mixed Western 8lc Oats held at SIC Western
Barley and peas quiet Corn meal, 81 as bolted
Sl 65 for unbolted cwt mill feed rm shorts. 1924
shipstuTs $50 S25; mddngs $40 SS3 ton, as TO
qualify Hghwncs steady at Soc Railroad reIghts higher
Flour TO Boston, 7sc. New York. 6Sc Albany Sc
Albany, SO 10 per ton
CLEVELAND, Dec. 2S, 1870.
Petroleum--Crude dull and 81 10 "a Is re-
fined duh at 20c.
boUrsvILiF, Dec %, 1870.
Tobacco active sales s6 bids IS $50 rs for com mon
to good ugs So Sli 81 for low to meiun leal. giny
steady. Flax 26c. Hemp eac.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 23, 1870.
Cotton light demand. Mddings l4ssc. a /. &c Net
receipts 6,AUi. Sales, 500, stock. n BOO
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %, 1870.
CottonModerate demand at lower rates. Sddngs l4l4c.
H4c Net receipts. 50s0 bi6S Exports TO Great
Britain 29i2 to Antwerp, 31i To Genoa 3OSi
9l9. Sales, 5,s00, stock, la5, ,oO2.