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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25
Eyr,,7Ision of WhittemOre.

The expulsion of The carpet-baggcr WHIT
rENoaE b. the House of Representative
Yesterday was an act honorable TO ths
body. The wonder is that II was aoh'
unanimously. The apologi7ts ana those
who showed a disposition 20 commute th'
sentence Of tho guilty man were overaWeo
nv the determination of the majority, and
disappeared. The expelled scamp threatens
10 appeal to his constituents. II he has 'h'
etfrontcry to appear in Congress after suct
Judgment he has indeed the lmPudence Oh
the devil. But Il he were inclined TO rul
the gauntlet of the general contempt IN
Congress, We cannot suppose that the CO.
lored constituency of South Carolina would
elect him. The negro has respect former
of honor, and will not take to publicly
t1isgracoi man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25
The Railroads.

The Dispatch, by an omission in the arti
Gle, on Wednesday, upon the Powhatal
Convention, left it to be Inferred that Il
was indifferent to the proposed straight roac
from Lexington to Richmond. This is yer!
far from its real position. We have SIN
:erely favored that line, if upon proper IN
yestication it is found practicable "por
consideration of all the questions bearing
upon it. This we have said frequently
and we have furthermore said that there
might be common stem for part OF tht
way for the joint use of the straight roac
to Lynchburg and that to Clifton Forge
We thought this was well understood. That
is still our Wow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25
The Disabilities Bill Passed.


The gratifying intelligence was received
Yesterday Of the passage of the disa"ih.'es
iii, BY the United States Senate INK
bill, the reader knows, has been peno'''r
for some time in Congres". Both House,
had bill. That in the Senate go1 'hrous'
frs+ and went 70 the House, where th'
names IN the hill in that body were at
+acbsa to the Senate bill. and thus amended
il was passed Yesterday by the Senate
We Give this morning, we belle sc, a cofree'
,ist--or as corrcc. as that in tho bill i'sei'-
# tho names Of those who are by thls ae'
relieved OF their disabilities.
We look uron the passage OF TINS OIL u
the hest sign of restoration when mas se'
.o,rrca All remember how bitterly II
has been opposed at different stages and
how !, has been delayed by one movement
and another in parliamentary tactics. But
during the delay it has been gradually IN
creased in length until at it's final passage
i, embraced three thousand names, thus IN
crossing the difficulty Of its ultimate pas
sare had not the more liberal party in both
Houses been largely in the majority. The
House passcd the bill On Monday by vote
of Iss to 4o,-l9 moro than the requisite
tyo-thirds majority-and the Senate passed
it Yesterday unanimously.
Sow. when we recur to the history Il inc
-y-orress Of the hill, and see hcw triumph
antly il passed we are obliged to infer that
hatred and tue policy of penalties are 50
nearly dead that they are unable to MAKE
q 6cht, and have abandoned the field.
We look now for the passage OF genera
bill. 1t will DO much good in the way OF
reassuring the nation and promoting Inv
harmonious relations Of the sections. h'i-
dcn,lr the bloody proscriptionisss are nea'en'
horse foot, and dragons, and the LIBERAL
;s,s are able to take final grand step to-
wards the restoration Of equality and SOL
tepipc into liberality and mutual kind
feeling the sensihilities that have been
warned bv t-ooding over bitter memories
while rcaalticg were neted out to us. DO
,ho., and let the nation quit war and STRIFE
and devote itself exclusively to practical
noli,v and the physical welfare OF the whole
Union.
The committee of nine have done great
deal Of good,
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8. All persons nov czorc;<ir, fla a..
! tons Of tho aforesaid run'..Ta, , '".'.'
| may continue in such Offices ;;.l 'J.;. go.
cessors are appointed nrd qualGc.! =. ;, ,..,'
in provided, and no longer. ''''.
9. The officers appointed in ru,e,,,..
this act shall continue in Office rD,J 49,! -
successors elected under the Coust;,n.; 1--WE
this State are duly qualified. ''''' %
10. Every person appointed n. t....
prescribed shell take the oas|,. of I'm 49,.
required by law, shall give bond in . .r.s
penalty and with ouch gec,lritr &. a.i, ,f.'
laws may provide for officers holm, 'i ~
Offices, and shall receive such con,ns,.- ,S
ton as existing laws may provide n ~.
cases. ''~
IL. The iudgea Of the CORPORATION g.,
circuit courts and courts of proE9;e l...
after elected for the sa;d towns onj ~f,:c'
Of the Commonwealth hall apnoirt trs ~,
ficers of their respective courts n can't,
in office until'tleir successors rye sia.,,'i
and qualified sas provided ~ lar. H. r."
sheriffs, clerks, and other osfccra rea,,ircj
to give bond, appointed under this ss,,;o,,
shall not enter upon the diachar!o o{ ill.,
respective dutiesuntil they shall have ~;vco
bond according to law, and in cago 4 H.,
failure of any such officer 70 give such fo~l
within twenty days after his un.o;2tnr,t
the said appointment Shall be vacated aaj
the aforesaid court shall proceed u ac,o;,t
his successor, with Ike powers and si,hinrr
to Ike limitations as herein rrcyd2l.
~. This act snail he in icila from f.,
passage.
REPsRREp.
Tie following bills, pctitiona. 70 solur;ao.
&c., were presented, and appropriately rs.
ferred:
b. Mr.. WoonsoS.-Resolution in1u;rt2-
into the expediency Of requiring tiIn See.
rotary of the Commonwealth 10 ragrr.5
clerks of the courts with copies 0. tic a,,:
OF the Assembly in regard TO Tic elect. \
or appointment OF county officers.
BY Mr.. KELLY, Of Spotsylran;a. i'll
curing whether Judge OF q h;!.;:n...
court can be elected to county iulzr. hin
when such county embraces town.
By Mr.. THoMAS.-IaQui,ing into TIE cv.
pediency of repeating 20 much II Chapter
81 of the Code as relates to count aal co.,
poration subsci ipiions 10 works 0! Internal
Improvement.
b. Mr.. BrRCEs. Providing fer the rcl:.
sessment Of lands.
BY Mr.. PoPHAM.-ln0uiring into lie oI.
pediency of granting a charter for q rai!.
road from Harrisonburg to Coyington.
By Mr.. MORTON, of james City.-Go Pre-.
vent the Staying Of deer3 after ! mary II.
By Mr.. B. +. JgHGs.---As to the y o.. ..y.g
Of having township physiciana, Or g&ga.
clans to the poor.
By Mr.. THLEn.-As to the prorriet,
regulating and fixing By law TIE several
oathS required by the Constitution Of th2
State to be taken by civil officers.
BY Mr.. FCLToN.--As TO the propv!e,y f.!
publishing snch acts passed III. lre&on;
session as materially alter Or anaul ;aa
present laws.
BY Mr.. JOHNSTON hat legislation =
necessary to enforce the laws a3ainS. gi.j.
netting in the Potomac river.
BY Mr.. DISQUALIFICATION 0! ply:ici ~
for the relief of arothecarie3 selling '2e's.
cinal liquors.
Adjourned until II Nj. to-mo:row.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25
MARRIED.,

Tn Ercuham, Texas, Il. he rest -" - H.
bride. Father, on III" scc"ud usl-..;, IL: t!.n Hs
Mr.. Rosenberg. ~ he Episc"!at tha.rH s a..
LIE JEEFlIE> to RuHH:.T l.. BA>rE4 Z. }.
,ncriy of Hanover corntE. Va.
On Tie oath instant, st ic!rh-StrCct '"Gt
IN .rch OF this city, hE GOV. y. i. iiita'!
JOHN r.. HIfCHtbtk and Nils, rT.aN So.
WHITES1DE; OF iicntico.
Ey lev. 4. +. n,cAiu:on. IN tho - fT.'.n;. s..
I.clsh-Strcct Baptist church -lLhN J. -. -.
TRY, Esq to Mrs. MARY SCSA- t,..A.
At Monumental church, February 2l.ria-..#..
by tev. Al. D.. Hogc, ID. D., Mr.. j.. /. = :, l.
to Miss ALICE ii. FIELD; al Of ~ cry, Cd
cards.
On Thursday. February nth, ~ 'in - !d,.r...
the brides fItner. In Eitivaunt t"t MY. ...'.
The Hrs. 6. &. Roberts. Mr.. Ii'tt% -. II 49,
and III a SARAH ASHIIA. 10 l.LrE..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25
General Assembly Of Virginia.
THURSDAY, February "a, 1870.
SEN ATE.

The Senate met at IL o'clock-Mr
MARYE in the chair. Prayer by Rev. DR.
Edwards.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The message of the Governor (sent in
yesterday was read, and referred to the
Committee on Courts of Justice.
HOUSE BILLS.
The House amendment to Senate bill in
regard to lost bonds or certificates WAS re-
jected. The amendment required adver,
tisements to be inserted in Richmond pa
pers.
The House bill to authorize the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company to Dor
row money was taken up. @
J, Mr.. CARR offered an amendment I'm
posing Us Q condition that the company
reduce its rates Of passage to el.6o fox
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25
aAE Y hR.

In this city, On YESTERDAY, 3ccT &C. '3''s.- Il
twenty years, Mr.. NJ. {. itS~t. J., s". H.
years.
His funeral wil! axe place from tc -ra.iN
his brother, John IL Eus--ll, Oh I.al..r- ....#
between NJ anH Z str"rt,. "a .hII}'i'N %.
O'Clock T.. y. The fririir:s nd acQG.ju.aufrsy "
the family are inT!tsd IL attend. j. -'~,.'
At his residence, ii klug Wil,lc9, ra".',r. ~,
on the 18th .iannary. tHW AID Hii4, =. -.
seventeen year Of hia aFc.
AZ Roseyn, IN Hcnrt"o coHuty. - a,,... !.
". OF the 24th instan hr. 7. u. fU"E!. +. y.
tlty-Arst year Of his acc.
IFS funeral vii! takt rllcc At his rrs'.. ~ T..
DAY friday II ht!tpt-t : O'Clock g.. II. i"s
friends nre invited /, attend "!th 'ut !a.;"cr ~.
tice.
Huntsville tAla.) and Baltimore r.9n .'...a
copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25

We return thanks to Hon LEWIS MchES-
zIE for favors.
Mr.. MCKESzlE writes us that in addition
to the names OF Virginians contained III
the bill just sent from the House to the
Senate those of hundreds Of other Elr-
ginians are contained in another bill no"
in progress in the Senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25

The Wheeling Senate on Monday tabled
n bill intended to reconsider the question OF
the location of the State capital-an indi-
cation that it will be at Charleston. as
agreed upon last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25
STEAM SUGAR REIN,

NIRNINIA STEAM oNNAts H'7..,- ;,
Y ING COMpASY.-Lists Of Suhscr!iil." 49,
The stock of this company arc now open u, ""'
ONCE, ltss Main strcct. captrl s."e%, >,...l
Shares, Sleo eacl-pa>sh!e "ne-hal, @a,D ~ ,r
months, No payments required unti tac cor i
pany is organized. laigy amount rss Vii MI @
scrihed by northern capitalist Inc ~ ~ Mn
aid the enterprise ty their snesesp!i:n. IL" ~"
feet OF :hs com pany being TO Increase thS
for d. gars and syrups promptly alh apos' "nS -
direct from Cuba. The Chesapeake ;;ha n'Ilv
railroad VIII sooL be completed, Sua VIII pf,SS
300 miles nearer the great Vest lh'n New LUIS
over easter grades and In milder Slinsse; ~
10 IP--lw =. !, AohhASS ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25

We follow copy in printing the disahili-
ties bill. Parties will Judge for themselves
whether the incorrect spelling OF their
names will demand further action.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25
THE FURNITURE E>TABLI>llNi.N>. ~

'l'1tE L Ii mi y IKE T. ADJ -f..
L OF HARDWOOD & RITTER; ofi..' -,
rpost-ofiicc. contains the mos; I" IN iC|y a.,
OF goods in their line VIC have noticed ~ - 80.
ard we DO not he state to SAY they ar" >eitl". w.
Tn III any other house. HcspcAh ir"in yA!T ~
~ we have bought good mauy bills o. h' '',
from them for ether parties, which nave E"'N go
tire satisfaction. ,,,.uru,<r
re e5-2W Mr ri -N-----'.-.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25
SEwYSG-XAGE9Asa*.

800,
4 GENCY OF TEE WHEELER / !" y! y,
n son APPROVED sILI\i.t ~ ~.
ISG-MACH!SE. No. Il y ,nih a.r'e,' u, 80 -"''
All kinds OF Sew!ng-MaShinrs tcrAr''' ..,a
Esprc !ai attention paid 10 the rSGt''1"S '' ''.~
Wheeler K Wilson aud Elliptic Nac. t',r''
george. Ii. E.:t" H.
ra,a Ay,nt and Saving MIcai:.r cA VII,
WING-MACRlNES Of ALL htNti'9
y REPAIRED. Tt: SLDA1 Liz Tx ".
ING MACHINES BOUGHT ard SNrh' 4" =,
th. only PROPER NSEDLEs !3- ." S's'''
ELLIpTIC MACHINES. ,,,,.rr,.,.
tYa< IAls Gsrv :sr..':. at,f E'3'.''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25
EG.GsfR.

DRIDGEWATER FAMILY ILDt L.
ID lam manufacturing "A cEri. "riiy;" - l. '~
lily fLnUR-suErrior - auT atrr H. a. 'a ...
made. Every barred warranted - gin. -a.l. .0-
ton. or te reformed J. j. IL, Ill,
iI!u,-ot IT,.
we have on lard u G1oi sCpr!E O l't t..'.
FLOUR. which we ctI,.r !tr -Hlr "a .u, = -A.s
purchasers. f.. i :. SOElHA; y hI''.
fp 23 h.cBiS r,r j. y. .irku ..
800. BARRELS "LEGG'~. FAMILY
kbU FLOUR This hra3d Is Iupsit"t -'tat
offered here. ..,~.... ..
Re l2--2w A. ! M . w.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

DEDATISG CLUB.-The managers of the Elko
Debating, Club have thought it. advisable TO
postpone their lecture and concert until next
Monday night. The lecturer, ID. l.. Smith.
will handle the interesting subject OF chemis-
try in an able manner. The eNertions being
made to secure vocal and musical talent for
the concert will be crowned with success.
Besides the appearance Of several charming
young ladies, the Victor brothers have kindly
volunteered to sing and play. No pains will
be spared to make things lively and interest
ing. .. j. H.s.- ..... ...
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

The MOUNTAIN CITY MIsE.-Authentic ad.
vices received yesterday from Cope district,
report that the Mountain City mine is looking
better than ever before. The north drift, in
side of the ledge, 40 feet from the surface is
literally sphngled with native ore, and the
whole body Of ore within a width Of five feet
will average $500 to the ton. At the date Of
our information the company had about ten
tons of this ore out on the dumps, and the
face of the driftswas looking better than ever
Good miners think that the strata Of rich ore
will ba continuous, as il presents none Of the
evidences Of being pocket. The ledge is
cased with clay partings, and the walls are
true and even.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
sATUgDA1.:APaIL -. Is,o.

STATE BoARDERs.-Sheriff Irwin. Of White
Pine county. accompanied by NJ. Dolan, jail
Of, RedFnpk Theelera Tom. Andfevs and
Thos. Hughes, arrived by Beachey, Wines x
Co. 8 stage on Thursday morning from Ham
ilton, with the following prisoners sentenced
70 tho State Prison: Frnnk Clifford, for stage
robbery, ten years; S. Strause, for stealing
cattle, seven years; T. b. Stewart, same Of
Tense, five years; Ed. Bigelow, for stealing
bnilidu from flielStanford mill. five ydafs; p.
DUNE, stealing cattle, three years; and ID.
Lynch, for stealing Cleveland's horse, three
years; total, six prisoners, bearing an sggre-
gate sentence OF thirty-three years. Caleb
Meuiu Cor Low, OF yopes). colored, was also
tAten sigbg, insanS and Nillbe conveyed to
the Stockton asylum.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

CAMP HALLEcK AND IT'S SURROUNDINGS.
were shown yesterday very beautiful view Of
Camp Halleck and the surrounding country,
which was taken by Col. Glenn Sutterley. last
week. The picture is well worth looking at.
not alone for its artistic beauty, but for An
idea of the beauties Of the picturesque seen
cry of tue spot where the military headquar-
tiers of the State are located. At Suffer. Ny's
gallery many interesting pieces Of work may
be seen q. l.Hf... .F.s - .....-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

h@oHTHE RoAD General disappointment 4.
n. Towue and Division Superintendent C. L.
Gillett passed. 10 :hs ruad ON business, on an
extra train, on Thursday. The Psyinastcr
came up yesterday and lIquidnted the small
bills on the road. The hernlding of the Rp-
proach of this important officer is hailed with
delight by tho railroad hands.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

ISor notice, on Wednesday, Of the parties
who furnished ths means 70 defray the eI-
penses Of the receDdon Of the Striped Stock
ing club on their return from Carlin. on Sat-
urday last We inadvertently left out the name
OF Gabriel Cohn, one Of our most liberal and
public spirited citizens -L- 'fE
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

Is PRoSrrcrSo parties are fitting out eIe,y
day in Elko, and striking ont for the noun
tains In all directions. Animals and pro-
visions can be obtained here cheap, and the
surrounding country presents more induce
mehts to the gold and silver hunter than any
other section Of the State.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

ALT. BURNETT. the world-renowned come
dian, and said to be the greatest living comic
series of his humorous entertainments in this
town on the evenings Of the 2Sth and 18th
instant, at the hall Of the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
He will be assisted by Miss Helen Nash, q
versatile comedionne, and J. w. Sharpley,
the finest concertnist in the world. Burnett
is rare genius, brimful of humor and wit.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

PEnsoSAL.-We were glad 10 meet, yestor.
day, our old friend Mr.. NJ. Dolan, now con-
nected with the Sheria's Office at Hamilton.
Mr.. D6lan IS MI old hnd efficient police officer,
formerly in Virglnh City, San Francisco and
New York, and still later in Idaho, and has
as many friends rs any man in the State.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

THE White Pine News Of the 2Ist says that
the streets OF Hamilton are bare, dry, and in
some places dusty; those Of Treasure City are
IN the same condition. Bhermantown is
shrouded in dust; the hills are bare, and every
mine in the district can DO easily reached on
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

80 PREPARATIONS AGAINST FIKE.--TSo wells
are being sunk on Con-nercial street, one in
front Of Badt Il COINS and one on the line
between Eli Georges and Billy Evans place.
Gerrish pumps Of the largest size. with 100
feet of hose attached are to beput in. These
wells will affor! water enough To put out any
ordinary fire that may break out within the
neighiSor hood. .-'N. .., ....F - ...
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

! ,Sn. Gfro9. P n, Eder and Len. Wines
rsttsfned yesterday from their trip to Yah.
They, we're well pleased with the novel sights
they beheld in the City of the Saints and with
the kind reception that greeted them AZ the
nanus Oh me military at Camp Douglas and
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

BraoLAn PsooY.-At the banking house of
Y. N. Eder & Co a fine new safe, of the
hlden Il Mcfarland make, with all the i'm
Prcyenenis OF inside combinations, double
doors, steel Innings and inside compartments,
has just been fitted mp in the. most .secu-a
manner ~ - . 1-7Et=-I-F
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

OnE is being taken out of vein on the Ar
genta hill, Cope district, called the Oregon,
which IL said to be the richest rock ever found
IN Ihnt camp. Nose Haines has several spec
linens IN his cabinet that are worth an, exam
inntion 49,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

SABBATH School DOEGs.-We arc informed
by'a very pious friend, that the two Sabbath
schools Of this town have resolved 10 lock
horns and form one institution. and that the
first meeting of this organization will take
place at the schbol-house tomorrow, at 2
O'Clock p NJ
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

The weather at Mountain City is warm and
pleasant and the snow is going oil FAST Ffogs
keep up chatter at night, and swarms Of
gfasshoppers cover the warm sides Of the
hills in the day time. Everything is lovely
In vein and placer mining. and the domestic
animal Is suspended.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

THE corner stone'Of the new Presbyterian
church will be laid on Tuesday next, at 8
O'Clock P. n. The occasion will be one OF in
terest, and appropriate ceremonies will be
performed, -
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

Z Flown SAIE.-This afternoon, at 3 O'Clock,
In front Of Of DR., L. Terry's drug store, there
will be sale OF choice flowers which have
just been imported from California. sou
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

DAVIDSON has changed things ahout for the
better in his store, while the new finishing in
his oyster and lunch room makes il look NOR 9
cheerful - .. ND - =
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

BASEBALL GAhs.TopAYsl-The second game
between the Central Pacific club and the
Striped Stockings will be played in town to.
day, commencing at IL O'Clock. After tho
game, tho Carlin club will be treated 10 wine
dinner at tho Cosmopolitan Hotel, 80. =
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

FhEsH oTsTrEs from the shell are served in
every style, night and day. at the Tuolumne
oyster and lunch ROOM
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

y The VrcroB BRoTHERs have organized
class ofinstrumental and vocal music and com
menced business in earnest ..-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

HILL BrAcHEr came In from White Pine
last night. He will have his stages running
through to Idaho via Cope before many weeks.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

HERE has been considerable Of n stir in
sDS Tho last fow dsys in fitting out parties
'''uin8 teams for Railroad district.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

MnITARr.-Captain Foote and DR.. Reilly
from Camp Halleck, were in town yesterday
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

D1vSE SERVICE will be held at tho Court.
mouse Mt half.past seven o'clock tomorrow
evening, Rev. Il. Ewing officiating. y
Rev, John Brown will preach TO the wicked
OF Carlin tomorrow morning nj eleven o,cIoci,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

sossisioO, in gold dust, was bronRh. In
rom Mountain City on Thursday. The placer
az IN that ncighborhood are paying from
20 10 $40 per day to the hand.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-23

MosE HLrxEs is sdorning the Cabinet snloor
in elegant style. .r..... ... ..... .. ra.