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Frem Rev. B. Te]ford, Missionary in Chin.
now whiting his home in Pepnl
WAonSGroN, Penn.
Dear Srs During a residence Of come ten
years as a missionary in Siam and China. I
found your Vegetable Pain Killer most vel.
u -ble remedy for TINT fearful scourge the
Cuolera.
In admins tering the medicine found it m :.st
eticctCal to give IL teaspInful Of Pxin Killer III
gill Of hot water swtetened with sugar:
then, after about fifteen minutes begin to give
about teaspoonful of the same mixtures every
few minptes until relief was obSniped.B Appl
hot applications to the eNtremities. u lathe the
stomach with the Pain Killer, cl-nr, End rub
the lirlbs briskly. OF these who lnd The
the way stated above, eight oct of ten rec ~ er.
I'D. Truly yours, i TELFOED.
II attacked with the.Diarrlsoa, Dysrnlcrv
Cramr Collie, don't delay the use of the PAIN
KILLER.
FUNcCItow, CTISA.
Dear S;rs:-During n long residence in China
! have used your invaluable Pain Killer, bo b
IN my own family and among the Chinese, an;l
nave found 1t a most eX client mcdiriLr H.
the GUNNER Of 1862 and 'G3, while r.sidin. in
Shanghai. fouId it au almost certain cure for
Cholera. IT used liz time. Iudcud, Using il il q
gre 1t many instances, 7 DO not rcme:nber fail
ing III single case, For three years lave
'e+h rSsiu!hg IL tIis place. more than Ei j
'hli=s iroma physici IN, and have bcea oi,li2e,:
often to iIli upon my own resources in cas,s o!
sicEr"Es. The Chinese come to us in great
nE:Ebcis Tor medicine GLd advice. Thuuc!.
wI;hou: medical kno o@lecCc ourselves, the few
SNIP e remedies w" can command are go much
III adv*i;H" even Of their physicians, tia, We
have almost daily applications We allow
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viii! uiaLi, cad opens door Of usefulness. III
d'n'h'"a, cnlc, vomiting, cholera, coughs, etc,
your PAIN KILLER has been my chief med
'cine. Yours, very truly,
I. T. CRAWFORD.
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To Physicians.
NEW YORK, August 18th, 1868.

NEW YORK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow mo 10 call your attention to m,
preparation of COMPOUND EXTRACT
BUCHU. The component parts are
|BUCHU, Lone. LEAF, CUBEBs, JU-
NIPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PRErAnArroE.-Buchu, in
vacuo. Juniper Berries, by distillation, to
form fine gin. Cubebs extracted By dis
placement with spirits obtained from Juni-
per Berries; very little sugar is used, and
a suall proportion of spirit. 1t is more
palatable than any now to use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is Of
dark color. 1t is plant that emits its
fragrance; the action Of a flame destroy.
This Gts active principlc,) leaving dark
and glutinoua decoction. Mine is the color
of ingredients Tie Buchuin my prepar-
alton prcdcminatcs the smallest quantity
of the other ingredients arc added, to pro
vent fermentation; upon inspection, it will
be found not TO be Tincturc, as mado in
lharr,acopG,s, nor is it Syrup-anL
therefore can be used in cases 'whero fever
or inflammation exists. In this, YOU have
the knowledge Of Tic ingredients and the
'noGo Ct preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with n
t'ia!, and that upon inspection it vii nee,
with your appreciation,
With feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
II. 7. IIELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist Of le Years Tx
rcriencc.
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a Berlin letter says that General
Moltko pcrsistontly refuses to bo in.
tcrvlcwcd by any correspondent.
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. NONE ARE genuine anless done up
IN steel,epgrased wrapper. with fac-simile
Of my Chemical Wsrshouse, and signed, 4
II. 7. IIELMBoLD.
cp'y 8, 1870, II, I'm . 3
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IL, Low prices seldom teemmsnd sygoaa article,
roycs the ru!e-i1 is the 6eelon;c.known.D 'SA
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From The ia'S"st Manufacturing Chemist in
tic World

FROM lhe in's"st manufacturing Chemist il!
tic World
NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. L. Hem
bold; he occupied tho Drug Store oppo>
site my residence, and WAS successful in
tbs business vhero tie o,hors
bad not been equally 90 before Lin. l
have been h'orably impressed with his
character and enterprise.
WIN. WEIGHTMAN.
Firm Of Powers & Weishtman, Manu-
sactusing Chemists, Ninth. and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia
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THESE Oats sold in Columbia last
L Fall ut $500 per bushcl. Is
bushels were sowcd in November, and
harvested by the 18th Of May, and
realized $50 bushels. They are a
very fine Oats, and can be had at
Trowbridgo Il Co, at $500 per bushcl
e. F. PARKER.
August 10, 1770, 17-4t
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tinue to grow with time, until our land i
sufficiently filed to develop its rich re
sources. With agriculture improved, en-
iarged and extended generally Throughout
the South by a body of intelligent and
robust yeomanry, mines every where
| opened, and manufactures of everyskind
established to correspond, who can estimate
Inc degree of solid, substantial prosperity
70 which she may attaini And when we
consider the domestic prosperity, and, in
addition, the immense increase of trade
with the growing Northwest, and the cor
responding trade from South America and
the West Indies, who can set a limit to the
power, weight and influence which the
south may command in the Union as long aa
mat may continue. 1t Isl pleasant prospect
20 look forwAkd to in these dark times. bnt
IL Is prospect that the future will realize.
II our people are only true to themselves
However, to those whom God has en-
trusted riches, and who use them in accord
nee with His will, he makes them n bless.
ng, but to the wicked he make then, n
urse.
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the N Eron.i AND THE CoUNC,I.-The action of
Dnrnr iemen G0yernment, or rather of CONT
thn Tor NJ Olivier appears disposed TO leo,e
n ure 1oancil alone-appears to be con6neJ ae
bmI'aaS TO demand for representation bV an an
Of IA @or, In accordance with the provisio on
Rro sne concordat NJ. Bnroche, the DnEs aus
TonE 1850 NJ, ae Courcelles and the Prince de la
nee cardinal Antonelli is reported to 80. o.
Should be f fs y" Other reply than that the claim
gard to the mere Inducements held ont WIN ~ re-
these iu nterfers and prevent the definitions
drawai of ten er being threat of the with.
VerH being Protestant OF oan ms
like the brbs esnet the latter hint Is not
to ne surely said thatto try and get sbs pons
Council is Issnee buPon the majority Of the
Part Of such ardent stokes or on
sure, an soant Darius position is to be-
why he should entertain the aSsn is no Tea
compcstio nncn connect all kinds of political
dogmatic truth. ''ion OF purely
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noatad s NoN OF CRAcow.-In spite of tho 70
hat nIaeements of the death of the. unS,rt1
in ssf of the FEHry which
pers, and which even partien1nr;rn ca1 ,newspa-
sst t manner of her burial some journals pace
tb sS f bsr she is not dead all and
sed for the ' So OF health is in respect
nentanIe case, one cannot refrain from S" cor, r
inc 70 K. On b the revival, by journals claim
peded a" ASSERTION nHioplSIs and Of the ez-
he ev ids enis charge abundantly refuted by
bpt tthh a which published at the time.
sdlv bossiIs setlan courts, whose bias was mark,
here 49, to the Carmelites, decided that
cnre e were np5 no grounds for proceeding on this
istsnc an -; discharged the accused parties Per-
trataJ g. IA nlis-statements, after their demon
ion. ~ 30 ii''ie cie" '"OLe 10 the Frofes-
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i'AahHNiAN BENEVOLENT AND M,7rr.,
40 Assoc1AT1oN-Those gentlemen in tho
0ufta District, who adopted copstitnt;on
,neir meeting on Thursday of last veal
III hold their first regular meeting A. tha
=, p per! Hail. ON Tuesday next, the
pa INST, at half past seven o'clock in tho
|ening. III 'he
|lAS permanent officers will be eleeted-.+
&c meeting, all the members are reono.+ad
''enu' IL would be well also that
80 "no may be DESTROYS of joining the
oe,a'lon' but have not yet done 80
Puio ATTEND and make application as tho
an'zation is more likely to be comn,eto
+ satisfactory if the attendance - e, 'e
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+,, aNss1r .s. Ia OF BIsHoP.-on Sunday.
R RE %1eh ut, the ceremony of installing
formed, according to the form prescribad
IN the Roman Pontifical, in the Cathedrai
t OF me Holy Name, Chicago. On entering
Tue molly temple, Right Rev. Bishop Foley
was met at the door by the. Very Rev.
n;onns as Haa,lllgan, Administrators of the
Right Rev. Thomas A: Becker Bisb by ,n NE
w wilmington. After the sermon the Mass
proceeded as usual until the time for the
re- GRANT to impaft-h his benediction, when
l.lght Rev. DR.. Foley turned to the vast
n before him, and spoke to
mem words of hope for the future.
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CALENDAR OF THE WKEK.


~ ~ o.s 1mmaeu.ass Conception. Besonn. str..e
". a. Anderdon. D. D., win preach On snnd.S.
=. O'Clock Mass, and ON Tuesdays. a. ~ Tssr.
= Aae.Aer sermon ON Sundays It p n. bv ons !.
me jesuit Fathers. and Fridays the stst,on. -
~ ~. .4.e Gross On Wednesdays and Thur,d.y. =
g va fs d' PasFs OhurcA.-Englsh instruction. I'm
s6is holy season On Wednesday tho.e
Se Hven y Rev. Jesuit Father, and on F,,d... =.
@1e hsv Father Hesln. The services ON wedn..S..
~ open With the Rosary, and on Friday, VIII ths w.
otse On both days the services win oao;. LEI
"'' 0enedioton Of tho holy Sacrament
- sees cAsrcA ON Sunday, It 10 o,o,oo.
S..... ounaeSs and Wednesdays. At o'oloc,x > :.
stations az the Cross, Fridays, ct try. -
.rsr;..- .. Ona'cn Sunday, Tuesday and Thurad.v
oeHmon and Benediction. at O'clock Fr,d..
eSenlnsa ATT O'Clock, the STATIONS Of tho Cro..
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TESTIMONIAL OF THE CATHOLICS or
Aoois1ASA.-We have received a cow Of a
orief address to Bishop Perche. with q 1;..
Dl Tue patrons Of tho testimonial, and also a
..s' OF those who had subscribed Mt tho
tune OF Its publication which we believe
was over week ago. We regret not har
ing received it in time, and won,d 49,.
p'e"sed TO re-publish it, had it been
In' 70 us earlier in the week, but it came
,~nen we had no longer any space left for
AZ L" NIL The amount collected was q oao n
SINCE then the following colI.ctio;xs
have been ,nod..
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DEATH OF REV. GEORGE G1.Ass--on- the
D TS.n Oh March, Kew. George Glass, of the
pastor of the Cathedral. died at the Good
samaritan Hospital. At the time of his
death he Had just completed the twentvs
eighth year of his age and the fourth of hi.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ VI Il Is
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ooNsEcRATIoN OF RIGHT Rev. R,spo,
IhhcHE.-We find the following. in snh.
stance, in yesterd,y,s r. :" Suo

d. AIioN OF RIGHT REV. BIsHop
.hNchE:-We find the following, in sinh.
S'ance' IN Yesterdays lie Propaqateur
we can announce with certa;rtr a..
conservation of Bishop Perche will 80 SnaG the
U NIL, me hpst OF May The consecratinn pace
One Of ne Pr bb,snoP hosecrans, of Columbus. Oh;d
Bishop Foley of Chicago. We do NJ net toa t
W. no .ne 0ther assistant bishop will he P,,.
aS several bishops of the United Stat.s Dut
LIZA nj permission from the Holy Sec =, nave
her nr"ae i uioceses for reasons that reonira
mem may he present at the cerona" several OF
several circumstances concur =;
or this 'o vi nay LIST particularly appronriatss
ay nf s .i ceremony. 1t will be- the frSt
he second no,th or Mary, and the first day of
he festival of the patronage which oc 20, OF
80 On tue 18th of May. 1t is. besidns 'a ah
Eiii or two Apostles, ST. James anG' e en-
~ af,a, T nht sunday will be the second sn n
10 Good S henh,,n Mhieh is called the Sunday of
,snai , itluifes us to read a passage ~ tha =
81 r. "hiGh applies particularly to h;sba So
thai nhii Inem Of the holiness and exfant 4
,neir ooliSations to their focks ~ 'A'ehe
we VIII add that the Sunday NJ .b ~
epherd Will be the annivers.rv ~ .n uood n
oms!ra,ioh which took place last - ~ ca. a
=, ~ te'm III, hiversary. of the ordination of
no Snraa MS solemnity will take place the
e. Finaiiv eH You MT It will not be the same b
,cho ty we Will remark that RisI,on N,
cue VINO received his bulls on the fnst;aP q
ny ". VI DIS patrons, (St Joseph0 will ha o. st
ran On on 'ne eve of the festival of his other hi
rtyras Rome ypV %bioI IL in Latin Neopous h,
:, ns IN On inc roman Martyrology. 90 u SC
usG as we are going to nress ,,,o -.
bishop Feehan, Bishop of Nasbv;IIa ut
lnessee, will be the other ass;stant hi
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have been ,nade

a,,r a'n'iies OF Louisiana, and particu-
,S oi TINS city should not wait to ha
a'iea on for subscription like this hnt
mould N come forward voluntarily and libor
~: ''nu sh"" their respect for themselves
ue'r u''cese, and their bishop. subscrin,
Ions can be sent to Mrs. Nelvi, Son,~
|lrs. NJ b. Brady. 200 Burgundy stnao. anu
-, i.'oert' 81 Royal street, or Mr.
FcCloskey SO st. Charles. " "''
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AHE ARcHIEPISCoPAI. REsrDnNcr II
mas been suggested that the consecration =
we - Rev. Bishop Perche might anpro.
aately be made the occasion Of ;nanc,,
'1'g cnange, which the current of events
must MAKE inevitable sooner or later. W.
seles 20 1ne removal Of the EPISCOPAL resi-
city. :" JUG
The present location was very ,tt;n.
pa'pose wnen the city was embraced
l''n the old Caro-, and was bounded bv
sne original lines Of Notifications. Aslono
co., - the. development of the citv main
s@'neo somewhat uniform proeress. mn
ana down from the same centre, it was st;n |
quite convenient. But of late years tho |
state OF affairs has greatly cbanoed
Oeveiopment up stream has been inn mans.
~niie q kind OF paralysis has crept over
Sne prosperity Of the lower portion Of tho
Guy. The centre Of business, Of activitv
VI population, has evidently moved above
Lamar street. Especially since the adontior
Oh the new Charter, at present in force and I
absorption OF new populations. creat;no /,
NTH and sixth district, it ia ev;aer+ ~. 1
the true centre of the Episcopal c;tx- - So !
.aS;',o 'ue iocasion OF the present Episcopal t
residence, and which consequently ia he v
coming more and more inconvenient Of oo q
cess. "a az
oh account of the universal facility of il
reaching Camp street from all dirgct IN q,
each SIDE OF the river, it would appear, ga
however, that the residence ought to be IN m
as close proximity to that natural centre =. -,
would permit. st. Patr;ck,. 90
ohsfeh being peculiarly adapted, from its n
'ocation and noble style of architecture tn an
'e selected for the Archibishops Church ~ tn
81 Mary's is at present, it. has been tbounht tn
nat MS residence could not be more Cd. 20,
AM ageously situated, than in that ;mma ~,
nate neighborhood-a change which w. a.,
ave no doubt would be warmly seconded M,
Tue clergy of that parish. It might hs Iwh
'eii as least to consult On this no;n. a. 90,
p'nseh- of cur Right Rev. Bisbon- vbo.s tbo
borough knowledge of the CITY and it, its
'puiatlop, would enable him to decide NJ tho
glance. 'Uo "' '"o
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eard regret to learn, from the Cincinnati;
~ mat Sister Stanislaus died Iast
rSn a" a 'ne Convent of the Ursulines ;n
|ch sba ohio, from pneumonia, from
Is T, nau been suffering for somn
final han me deceased was one of the
|ptv. two ~e %, devoted ladies who, some
q house -" a" ~, ago, left Europe to estab-
Va "ieir Order in Ohio.
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I-to be I nrois ways of gaining a reputa-
ped by rogues oy honest men, or
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CTo he Cootinued)
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Summons.
f50 cent State stamp canceIcd.i
- r-rnr rr,rr 1.nur.n nrr n

TN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE
| Eighth Judicial District of the State OF Ne
vada in and for the County of White Pine.
Wealthy q. Barber, plaintiff, vs.. L. A. Barber
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District of the State of Nevada,
in and for the County of White Pine, and the
complaint filed in said County Of White Pine
in the Office of the Clerk of said District Court
The State of Nevada sends greeting, to t. A.
Barber, defendant:
You hereby required to appear in action
brought against you, by the abnve named plant.
iff i'm the District Court of the Eighth Judicial
District, of the State of Nevada, Ia and for the
County of White Pine and answer the com
plant filed therein, within ten days exclusive
of the day of serviee after the service ON you OF
this summons, il served in said County; or. II
served out of said County, but within said Dis
trict, within twenty days and in all other cases
forty days: or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according To the prayer OF said
T6e se id action is brought to obtain a decree
of this Court. a riRcul0 tgafrf110Hu against you
said defendant, ON ihe ground OF extreme cruel
ty and neglect in providing the common neees-
saries of life, which was not the result Of poy-
erty that could not have been avoided by ordi-
nary industry. Also. that the care and custody
of an infant child. the issue OF said marriage
| nam, d Alice Barber, be awarded to the plaintih
| and for such other and further relief as to The
| Court may seem meet and proper, and costs o
suit.
| And you are hereby notified. that if you fai
{, TO appear and answer the said complaint. o.
| above required. the said plaintiff will apply tI
| the Court for the relief herein demanded, aLe
] costs of suit, L., gold in.
| tSeal.l Given under my hand and the seal o
| the District Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
| trict of the State of Nevada, in and for Coun
| ty Of White Pine, this 18th day OF May, A
p. 1870. II NJ. EDDY, O. rk;
! John ". 6rsves. Atty for plaintiff,
mRlkHO0
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YORK. May 2S.
The TIibune's Washington special
says Secretary Boutwell, is about submit
ing to the House his views on the ques-
ton of allowing shares of fines, penalties
or recovelies TO cnstomhouse and reven-
ue officers He takes strong grounds in
favei of reaking mp tbs system, and
snhsiit tnl, the paying of faxed salaries,
wfzHsz Ny fees s. penalties. He sub
salI NNnres ehowlpe that the compensa-
- fHi}.sss t,i5etysr e.t a number of
pa e,fipg the laas fiscal year, collect
ed auzsatfeived, was over S2800 The
collector at San Fmncisco made nearly
$4,000 He recommends bill fixing
salary for collectors. in which New
York is put DOWN at $4,000, San Fran
cisco $4,000; the surveyor of each of
these ports to receive So 900.
The Senate has added an amendment
to the General Appropriation bill, pro-
viding that hereafter no laws nor treaties
shall be published except those of a
general nature and public interest the
selection to be male 10y the Secretary of
State, and printed in each paper without
delay. At present, the Clerk of the
House selects two papers in each State,
in which all laws are printed at the pub.
lie expense-the owners of the papers
choosing their own time for publication.
The Times special says the British
Minister in an interview to-day with the
Secretary of State, expressed his thanks
for the prompt action of the Administra-
ton in issuing proclamation against
the Fenian invasion of Canada, and also
for resorting to such prompt call and
military measures to suppress it, by en-
forcing the neutrality laws.
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Mlisrellaneous.
ORDINANCE NO. 30.

AN ORDINANCE to close Dance Houses in
Hamilton City.
The Board Of Trustees Of Hamilton City do
ordHin;
SEcHoS !. All Dance Houses I'm the City of
Of each hilht.
SEe ?. ANY petson or persons in any way
conducting or carrying on the business Of a
Dance Huase IN the city. who shall violate sec
tiou of this ordinance. shall be guilty Of a mis-
demeanor. and. upon conviction thereof before
the CITY Record r. shall be fined IN auv SUN not
exceeding 500 and not less than So aAd BE-
imprs ned In d, full Of The payment of such
fne. at the rate Of one day for each two dollars
thereof
Approved May 10th. 1870.
p G. HAhAN,
President Board Trustees.
o. 5. NAY, City CLERK. mals-14t
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ORDNANCE No. Sd.

AN ORDINANCE abolishing the offices of City
Recorder, City Atornfy. and City snrvnyor.
T Beard of Trustees of Hamilton City do
ordain.
Attorney, and City Surveyor are hereby abol-
shed.
SIC. ?, All Ordinances and parts Of ordinan-
Cos now In force prescribing compensation for
said officers and regulating aud prescribing their
duties. a. also all Ordinances and parts Of ordi-
nance in any way in conflict with this Ordinance
are hershy rcpealed.
SIC. 3. This Ordinance shall take effect and
b. Of force from and alter the 9th day of June,
1870
Approved May 23d. 1870.
p q HYuAN. Prs't. Board Trustees.
o. s MAY. City CLERK. mn2h-l4t
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FOREIGN NEWS.

GLASGOW May 81.
There are on the stocks at one ship
building establishment here eight iron
steamers. Two others are to be COM
menced Immediately.
MADRID. May 27.
The Cortes is averse to bestoWing the
roynl prerogaiiye on Serano. In the
Cortes yesterday. Gen. Brim assured the
adherents of Espartero that he con-
Fidered the refusal of their chief as def
mite. and they must now endeayor to
consolidate upon a regency.
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Young Lafayette D



B. X Davis, Justice of the Peace in and for
Township No. ., County of White Pine, State of
Nevada, and ex-oflicio Registry Agent of said
Township. hereby eertiies that the foregoing is
a full md complete list of all the names regis
tered by me from the 18th day of April, d.
1870, to the 27th day of May, AID. 1870 inclusive,
and now remaining on the Official Register, OF
persons entitled to vote in the Second Election
district of White Pine County, at the municipal
election to be holden in the city of Hamilton,
on the 9Th day of June, A D. 1910.
And hereby give notice that will receive
objections to the right to vote, on the part OF
any person so registered. until o'clock, pm
ON the fourth day previous to the day of said
election namely: uniil O'Clock pm. of the I'd
day Of june, AID. 1910
All persons whose names may be erroneously
entered in said lists, are requested TO apaear at
nv office Hamilton street. in the city Of Hamil-
ton and have such error corrected
Witness my hand this 9th day of MAY. D.
1870. H. n DANtS,
Justice Of the Peace and ex-olcio Registry
Agent, Township No. 2.
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train to-day for Malone, to look at the
situation
Gen. Meade was quite indisposed on
his arrival last evening-so much so that
physicians were called TO prescribe for
him. He is much better to-day.
Latest adviees from the Red River ex-
pediiiou indicate that everything is going
smoothly forward, and Archibald will
soon leave to assume his duties.