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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

uJTY CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE
SJC,M M1T rEE.-The members OF the Wy
O,,r,i = cnservafiyt. Connittee and The ctndi-
da.ea elected on the municipel ticket are request
cd - meet His EVErIH q HI y G'c1ck ut thc
rooms OF tie &hamb OF Commerce. Tnu+tuhl
,;tnmJ,ncc K requested, as busiuc Of Importance
is t. be transacted. - wv on,'r,
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MEETINGS..

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERE.
4 The tletpen wn" have signed he ron Oh me
Guy CouScr yatlyc Vigilance commit e. To- c' hcr
wih such cher ~ dcsiIe!o unite WIN ", VII!
mt q. Old Mnkt ral. on "rp hSoa
EVE & %rNr at7o'Clock, p oIEpt!y, l'r lie
,,urpose Of organizing Tor work.
: o ners II viii b" all we'd l.. in as . district
wo ke,'; 81 the hSsociat 80 VINO cahh"s 'tF ,c - ;
Nm n no tur,es which may b.. assigned HIN
uoras a "silcnG memh r. who h ids any Office In
the cit. State or federal 6 yerJnents, or VINO Is
candida. for, ur an eXpe IL! OF, an ONCE l.! l. e
SIN: Inn any 1entl. uian may join who vii
nIrfgc bilnsel to vote he Conserv Five ticket
wnir: ma hereafter be nomtna ed by the aSsoc!a-
tinn without regard t. religion, creed scc, or ma
tioaality.
s.fn time OF peace prepare FOR war"
,. ,.x JAMES NJ. FORD.
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L AN NOW RUNNING A WAGON In
4 conn cuon with my Ferry from Msnches r to
nichuoId, AID will call anywhere IN either place
or goods. f-5a -
Any, order loft at Ferry Office VIII be promptly
atteHdedto. 49,. - : =.
no ia@t T, j, WO0LDRTnGa
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
n EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
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FORM OF PREAT

NNUAL MEETING.-Ihe next an
a nual me,ln: Of .h@ EYCki91 I 20 rs sS
pSJoH pAILRthD Company will he
held at The office cf the company in Kichmonc,
ON WEDNESDAY, the l6.h 81 November: lstV' NJ
~ secretary.
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ssRY GossEsa.
r ooK TO YoUR INTEREST.
/ am now receiving my third supply OF
FALL AND WRITER DRY GOODS,
,s.np Ell of the latest styles and novelties

FALL AND WlciCn AnA ooD'
cotpprIs.ng eli of the latest styles and novelties.
wrencb md 4 mericen Cassimeres,
Dress Goods in dless VARIETY;
EMPRESS Cloth all coors 90 and 75c.;
Ertnch Beriuos, IN oil shades
ruaIisp Crown Poplin, entirely new;
paid popllns ut 33sc., eat bargain;
Solid-col0red Alpaca, 25c, very cheap
Black Goods especially.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A RIeachcd Cotton. l2}c.-the best in the city;
Cal.c0e. Ut l23o., and as low rs Sc;
Brown Cotton IT sc;--very good at nac.;
1O.a ShtntIngs at reduced prices
Canton FLANNEL, l5c. per yard.
sHAwLs AND CLoAKING.
shawls from 7sc. to $50;
Block Silk Velye', warranted pure SILK for CLOAK
White and Colorcd Flannel, very cheap.
WHITE GOODS.
Table aud Ptsno Covers,
u zraetlles OMIT.
., i'm Hanukcrchief5, from 35c. per doz. upwards;
FULL LINE OF
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
ALWAYS on fard. Cash buyers VIII consult thcsr
ia-er;s, IN rir nG me &C ii Come, ana you Snt
be pleased, rs my lock OF Roous ha' ocei oee|"N
Will The create 1 care.
JULIUS SYCLE, so3 MAIN. NOS
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ME- GREAT DECLINE IN TIE
III

Ne GREAT DE CLINE IN TIE
PRICE OF SHEETI&GS. SaIHTING>,
AND OTHER CuTrOE COOS
The gerulDc NEW YORK MILLS COTTON
The J ,,.9uI, 'vAMsHTTA COTTON. only loc,;
The Genuine ANDEO>tuGu.H COTTON, Only
The 's g3'nune FRUIT OF TIE LOOM COTTON,
excellent full yard-widc BLEACHED COTTON
~ 10, ia aud 15c. per yard
Fuil-wii UhBLEAClitD SHEE! NJ III so :.
Good IJSBLtA HE'D CJGTU.- At Cd ~, ana
1 h IEVY RROTHEES',
1913 and l23 Main stree.
COTTON YARNS. all numbers from TO H. ST
Al 30 per hale o. i've p0umds. l NBL rAChED
KNIT Ting COTiO.s 1T Goo. per d. nov
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JOHN y. WOODFIN,
my MAIN STREET,,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.
am now receiving, In addition to my large
stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
SILKS, POPL1NS,
CRETOUNEs, sATEENs
PLAID pOPLIE and SERGES,
SHAWL SUITS,
aud many other new and desirable Dress Goods,
embracing complete assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS, such as
ALPACAS BOMBAZISEA
TAMISE, MERIEOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS, BIARRITZ,
JANUS CLOTHS and MOUsLiNS,
TO which l would respectfully solicit sn exsmina-
ton.
We call apecia attention 10 our large assort-
ment OF CLOAKI>GS In SILK Velvet, Black and
Colored Velveteens, " bite Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloakings
Also, CLOAKs, sHAwLs, and WATER
PROOFS in great variety.
CLOTHS and CAs5IMER"S for boys and
mems wear-a large stock, including fun line or
Charlottesville and Fredc ricksburg fabrics.
FLANSELS IN White, Red, Yellow, Gray, and
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Pads and Solids.
HOUSE-FURNlsHI!-G GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels, Nap&ins, White
and Colored Spreads. nottingham Lsees for cur
tafns, Bleached and Brown Sheetinas and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES. HANDKERCHTEFs,
HOSIERY, EMBRoIDFRIFS. LACES,
LACE UASDKEKCHIEFS and COLLARS.
In fact everything 10 be- touui In q hr6t-c!asa
store and we cordially invite an exalniu sion ny
MI I'm wsrL we arc determined 10 sell al tho
lowest possible figures. , ,-o,n.,
Oc 20 JOHN -. NtSI''iH'
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DENTS FRY.

TAYLOR BROTHERS, DEN 49,
| TIST5, lll9 MAIN rREET, Rich NSIrsyF
NOND give Nitrous Oxide Gas for 81, Chloroiorm
for 81. Ether for 81, Rhigolene spray 81. hyarale
inserted as low as sl5 Teeth filed with gold g. So
The cost OF all operations made known before be-
ae TAYLOR BROTHERS,
oc,, Ill. Main street,
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n-TuF REST BARGAINS YET, in

n9yT THE BEST BARGAINS YET, in
sAT1SFT at sCc., worth $50. KENTU@h Ky
JEANS at ?'c., worth s5c l4rge ss:ortmeETS 81
7, 'E-Kl>S & RIUkU,. BSAVERTEE'l. and
" .TEEpEo,tF al LEVY RkOIHERS,
1915 and l.i5 Mau street.
nnr,t fail 10 look u In" i0t. ALPACA: Al-o.
the eIIK FIHI>H FLLEETEE. nj 81 so, worth
81. "o'
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, Nov. IL, 1870. }

RICHMOND AND nASvILLE RAILROAD co.,}
RICHMOND, Nov. H. 1870.
yf'HE TWENTY-THIRD 4 \ \ I 4 l.
MEtET G Of the >TDChHoLDbES of
,THa R,ClIrOND nd ID hFlLi;r' RAti.
ROAD Csp"PA \ VII TIC held 10 ne CITY nl
Hichrlord lat tn Nchsnrc tlo.e!l on me
SfC,i>D W rDNES IN HECnAbEE
Mn Ni'"'' j. -. R~AIR, Auditor.
Tie transfer book viii be closed on The Isl DAY Oh
December un.tl after TIL meeting.
FORM OF PROXY:
RICHMOND AID OANvILLE RAILROAD 60.
Kno,c all Men By these Presents;
That the under: .ned, d. hereby con-
s,;tnro aud nnn;int - - "ttCrney - 1of
~ aud In - name. TO vote on al que5tt'oth s
that NAV be brought Def re the meeting OF tne
siocsh .lder- oil the Richmond and DanVlli2 X IL
road Comp ny. 10 be hell at on b nay pi
- = Il: an aujournci =tlnG lnereoi, he'' ~
ratirS ing al the els 81 SLlu NJ o'hc
in III D tmiscs, fully rs If - were present and
vot ne III re--"n. - ~ ,od
mt s.iln ny wife 'eof. -htv heren, TO ahi i;,
-hand his day "f -. no !. cu-u
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mr. BATCHELoR'S Il A X ID + -
This snIend.dHAIR DYE Is tue best In tie Foril ;
III. oul, true and perfect dy. harmless rc!Iao'e'
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tpts remedies the III effects of bad Eyes 'hVHo,
ra,.s and leaves the hair soft and beautiful 0fach
~ h,o,cn. sold By Nil druggists and peitumers,
and properly applied at BATCHELoh's WIG
FACTOnY, No. ls Bond street, Ne" ORR.
je 2-eodlyr -
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TUD. b. WOOD, d. D. s., PRAC- 60
ID TrTIOHER OF DrsTiSrkY II CniYD
All TsVARInUS BtANCaES. The painless
extraction of teeth Is great poln gained IL den-
tai surgery. A full supply Of T ukE NITROUS
tce1 to give entire satisfaction. Terms moderate.
Once, 9th street, IL rear of Wood Z Sons orig
store, oS ~
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M-I0oK AT THE FRINGED NAY.

VT LOOK AT THE FRlNGED NAY
KlNS at 75c. per dozen, would be cheap III a.
rure Iiaen Table Damask at a'c. per yard worth
Soc IIuckaback at iG3;. PER yard, worth zoe.
Towels st sl5O b, 81. so, az. rs and upward3-the
cheapest ever offered Crash Il ss;. per yar H1.,ns
,aitat =" '"N LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
large stock Of FMbRIlDEsltS 10 ~ u
KERCH1EFh. LACFS, and TRlMMANNH. ho y
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s.In time OF peace prepare FOR war;
,4at4 JAMES NJ. FORD.
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BREvITIEs,e

Il 81 2 - - o
On Thursday morning, as John A.
Jones, living near Vienna, Clark;
County, was returning from Colum-
bus with sled, his horses took fright
and ran away, dragging Mr.. Jones
over the frozen ground, and, it is sup
posed, killing him Instantly. When.
found his scalp was completely torn
from his head, and his body otherwise
horribly mutiiatsd.
A Montreal paper asserts that an
old man having died in that city q
few years ago, his sons paid the Ro-
man Catholic Priest $50, for his inter
ment. and 500 to say mass to his
soul. The reverend gentleman' CROWN
ed the transaction by selling the Body,
which had been placed in the vault Of
the church, to doctor for $40.
p At Forest, Ohio, on Thursday aE-
ternoon, man representing himself
as St. Clair hailing from War
rem, Ohio, was found in stable, near
the station, under the influence of
chloroform.. When: found he, was.
nearly dead. He was seen. in differ
ent parts of the town during the day,
and it is supposed he attempted to.
commit suicide. 'sl 3--s
Several New York parties, who
have suffered by recent seizures Of
their establishments by revenue Off
Gers, and been declared innocent, pro-
pose to sue the persons who make the
seizures. They claim damages on the
ground of injury to THEN business, and
assert that the proof against them was
not sufficient TO warrant the arrest.
Abuses increase in magnitude the
longer they exist. Forty five years
ago paper containing garden seeds.
with the frank ola. New Hampshtre
member Of Congress on the w4pper.
became broken in the mail and reach
ed the Concord pestefRce in that plight.
It was considered such 3 wrong that
the papers cried out against it. and.
the offender failed OF re election.
2 The IocaI editor. Of the Paris Rs--
form addresses the following imperti-
nent question: to- the Emperor Napc-
leon the Third Bonaparte, your
motto at the present time, as you say
Yourself is "1e regardss" J" q am look
ing on. } II you are 'looking on.' why
the devil do you always keep yoqr eyes
two-thlrds shutf' e
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week she remained III at the end
of that time her life vas despaired of
But at the crisis OF the disease; tho
turning point was in her favor, and
she began slowly to recover. The
principal remembrance that she had
when her thoughts were claimed by
returning health, and the waDderings
of her imagination fixed, was the fact
!. that Mr.. Elbertson had frequently
been to see her, and had often talked
to her and prayed with her in the
most affectionate manner. Every day
e'stil continued to call in, and his
conversation 50 tempered with mild
encouragement and gentle admoni-
ton, tat every idrmer prejudice was
dispeled.
"How mistaken we have been in
Ar. Elhcrtson. = she sand one. .day- tn.
her husIaIidj after she could sit up =
little. Il shall never again judge any
one hastily
I'VE have erred, il Il true." he re-
piled. "And / hope we shall never
forget the excellent esson fof future
conduct that you have drawn from it. !"
The church members that We have
introduced, were not the only. ofles
who were dissatisfied with the new.
minister: nor were the preiudiees of
all so easily dispelled Mr.. Elbertson
had to 60 through many hard trials
from this cause, and he WIS often
much discouraged But he was q con-
sistent Christian, and the power OF
consis.ency will always ovef,ou1e pref.
pdices. One by one, those who Mers
disposed to fnd fault, were thrown
by some unlocked for circumstances
into contact with him, in such q way
as to be grati6ed by his ever kind
manner. Thus he gradually acquired
a power ami influence in his new po-
sitiOn, not exceeded by that which
even good old Mr.. Morrison possessed.
1t was something like q year from
the time tie new minister came into,
the village, that nearly one-third of its
young folks, and good proportion Of
the old men and mafrons, were assem-
bled at Mr.. Mays cottage. Something
of course, wasgoing on; and,
whatever it was, every one seemed
pleased about it. f:tsey s,ft
: Presently there was a movement In
he house, and all the gay young pee-
pie In the garden and on the green be-
ore the door, hastily pressed In to
gitnes; the what? t?--Why, the mar
'iege ceremony; for there was to b.
J wedding, and Mary May was to be
he bride. A venerable minister from
! neighboring town, was already ia
he centre of the floor with the prayer
,ook in his hand, and before him with
lushing cheeks and eyes cast down to-
he floor. stood Mary May, and by
Ter side was-who Why, the new p
Minister. at.a - s1,f
No one kissed the young brides.
heck with more earnest fervor than
lid Mrs. Ellis, and no one was more
'fieious in his efforts to prove himself
'leased than Mr.. Bisbee. Mrs. May
oon forgot the excellent qualities Of
ood old Mr.. Morrison, in the more
ttractive ones Of the young minister
1hose voice never seemed so eloquent,
or his manners.so winning, as when
e addressed her by the tender name
f mother
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Select gtorg...
THE NEW MINISTER
pY 7. q AeTuuR. e:


Ei7H1tWhat kind of q sermon did the
new minister give you this morning2a"r
asked Ellen Mayo her asister Mary,
as the latter came in from chunchion
bright Sabbath morning in the please
, ant month OF June.oaa-lI 9siI - gads
lao, 1T was delightful r. replied
Mary with animation t.He's q splen-
did looking man, with an eye as bright
rs diamond And such alvoice ! II
was the finest for an orator ever
heard.n 3sd baIs'lEBa HS GsaR se,as
s.What was the text, MaryF said
Mrs. May, with q grayerountenaace.
E . tsWhy, it was--it Was,D. responde I
Mary, taken by surprise.E HIt 5vas in
LtheLI declare, mother, Il cannot Be-
call It at this moment; but ifs on my,
tongues end. II was inrhthe- lit
was there where il speaks about.
about--nha 0IssIaamyu s 1sI. -Ri4o
g}s.You paid mora attsnfions ] see. %
Mr. Etbertson's eyes end ivoice then
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.Jps1IcEs OF THE PEACE


.fs5 eE .si1CLAAkCIkkkAse1 .effesl q
he q y Gaantoa, Conn empires APs. Q, 1871
-SiEASssfee e0Arise, de- Do Do ~. de q
x,av ~ 1ao1ns - 90 : p ao :. 90 sHole, I
-. J.H.s 49, G1EBN fOWa8AkF.s sSs
- rs. Tayler. Con-. e1p;;rss Ard 2. Is7l
-zsiF Filliaal GeEsn. doas.sd do ~ g. :ds - 90
y4.,rxz-k kYzYAN0KER T0WESHLE lie
s,sAosssil -Rus,, coa1 srpiies Mon. o 1871
IiH Sssfae1 AAPes's Cou...f' 2 q .sti.f'ss
= 49, JACKSON IF6WM5HTR issE
WiIlian Bsrry, Com. expires April 9, 1871
vST r. fssrnaa;. do 4. do Oct. 80, IL
y E:v 4 LAKE TO WESHIP.s, A,,,. ~
as; ;Esssrt 1lssks, Com. .expires. prii II 1870
- " ~. Dssassl - 90 e.. !, 80 -. 1oeV ''
II .s;z ss,'1 aosipY1nA I, !'!1 I1.15 o-,
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7fsat 80 slqoSq 3Dq % s7Sss iIiH sidf "a
bns -z5SaozoeiaH aDUs 2zGis2s b5sg2
o9itoT y,5a 10 soasifsiy or sdt >Aios-9
no. evre t.sfxSA a...y7nN VI
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HaMANsFIEID

SOLE maanufaeiurer of Mans6eld's celebrated
Clover ,Hullers and Threhefs, the best in
the world. They thresh. hull and clean
.ffom45 to 10 bushels per day. Fadtory BE-
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n ! Il HHL,TRAyER & Co,

Prourietors of the Ashland Carriage Facto
~. Cd stand, Of Ames & Leach, Sandusky
street. 4 very large stock Of the best made
work in the country, consisting OF eAr-
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RS HUNTER Md

Ashland Ohio, ONCE over SampseI & Cos
Hardware Store, Special attention given
70 surgery and the treatment Of chronic.
diseases on Monday. and Saturday Of each
Ruek.[ti4 sos-. az zzt59e 2 HsaI Oh ~
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o oPIIdBz&KNOTH.

Dealers in stoves, Tin, Copper, brass and
sheet iron ware. Particular attention paid
to roofing and spouting. Manufacturers OF
the rAutomatieI Clothes Washer, J door
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70 3Hnome aistzsa . 10 sisSqsb 40
-bnogsg1oo 9Bssi yRm .s1asdusaYs
-si,sTg iii .yoa3.-uS = ta.,5n > sGf 4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
; VIM. RAISTONi

Jewellers and siiverslniths; three doors west
of Miller House, Ashland. Gold and Sill
rver Pens, land q choice variety. of jewelry.
kept constantly on hand; Highest, price
paid for old gold and silver. Repairing
done TO order and on reasonable terms. -
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81. YANTILBURG,

,JsNsief and silxsrxmiths ons door wet Of
thsa aFirst n Nationsl Bank, Ashlsnd.; Gold
and Silver Wstehes,, and . splendid assort-
u,sut Of Fins Jsws1ry, kept oonstsntiy on
haads. Repairing dsas 70 order. on short
poEios-, .RE5'io n .74 t~p,.1n7bs
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:. DIR. WIN. 8. ALLEN, II. d. =,
Phyuician and Surgeon Office and Resi-.
dence ON Corner of Church and Second Sts.,
Ashland, Q. ,,,-,'-.,4I (v24n1s)
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HARDWARE:

e s.,w. L r. II. BEER, 7a~
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
Cutlery, Paints, Carpenters Tools, Sash
and doors. Store one door east Of LIST Nat.
Bank. .-L....ist,.I-,L, , ~ -
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-; 80 sAMPSEL & CO.., -.
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, Paints, oils,
Varnishes, Bent Stuff, Iron, Nails, &c.,
StorS one door East of the AcSultv House.
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FREDERICK BocKLEY,

Saioon, and dealer in family groceries
provisions and notions. Fresh stock and
cheap.U Store north side of main street. =.
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CLOTHING
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
CABINET WARE.
cF.2c. EppLrR,

=, &c. +. & C. EPPLER, -, ~
Afanufacturers of and dealers in cabinet
furniture and chairs, A first class stock al
ways on hand, at their ware rooms south
side Of main street. east of Times Office. ~.
DRUGGISTS. ~ 4s.s
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gulDa34 'al I .shani o. o. "a agnala q
OF aHsiis 3semls N alEg.A2 oh nj lid ~
u 0HliGdaz9 saF,-iI = IEta3i -, .;rt .,t;
-J+cd sit 5lu>ca-T odt-ta .5sn q. al .yi;i
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NEAT MARKETS.
fGbJfSAAI

- 'li's'.5 G. u SAAL. .T'ii7e3 9j'
Bu.ehsrs,. ana dealer. in fresh Beef, Pork,
Veal and Motion. Meat market South side
Main g., three doors West Of the AcNuity
aouEe. ~ @c-g 5 ~ .s5iili .t'H-- 's.f.
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DRUGGISTS.
CHARLES KNoTH.

Lunch, Hot Coffee, Choice Meats, Oyster,
Pies and Cakes, and the Injuries of the
season always on hand. Sells no into1icat-
ing drinks. Restaurant on south -side main
street, west of McNulty house. ~ =
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DAyTp1BRYTEs

Cooper, near Rectors Mil, south Ashland
materials and Is ready ito sapply any de
mand for Cooper work ON short notice. oh
sl7f'js' g. g. H! H!isCHNIEDERy0i -, -
Baker and iconfeciionesr, 2 Dealer IN ehoic.
family Groceries, Floutsy provisions, Fruits
Notions, &cy, Bread, Gfackersy Fancy and
Ornamental Cakes and Candies, at uFhole-
sale and retail. Main st Ashland Ohio o
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John MILLER

y s.ssl3l.s UEtN MILE Ll5sk5Eisl.. -.
kinda Dried Beef, and Bologna. Meet
market at his old stand, basement of Mil
ler's Block opposite the Town Hall. -
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:
2" bipeE- ;! tEbr 10 tYT'agoo edI Of VII
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Friday, April 81, 1870, At 2 r. NJ
TAKE WARNING!

ylNHE V. & T. X. II. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
L take due precauton against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running Of their
trains; and they take this method Of warning pa
rents aud guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children playing abous
their and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys. no frequent the termini and stop
piLg places of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
Obliged to resort decided measures if these
annoy ances are continued Recent accidents,
which wholly ascribable to the carelessness of
persons i'll jumping and of the cars when in
motion, should be warning enough in themselves.
Ii. NJ. YEkINGTON, Superintendent.
February 10, 1870. II
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9TAIHD
BIDS AND PROPOSALS

EOR THE ERECTION OF STATE CAPITOL
II Building at Carson City, Nevada, will be re.
ceived by the Board Of Capitol Building Commits
sioners, in accordance with Plan and Specifica-
lions adopted by said Board; which Plan and Spe-
cific 'tions will be ready for inspection on and
after the 18th Instant, at the Office Of the Con-
troiler Of State, at Carson City, Nevada and at
the Once of Joseph Gosling Esq, Architect, No.
Q Post street, San Francisco.
Said Bids and Proposals will be received for
idoDg the whole, or any part Of the work, of
erecting the Capitol Building, which is to be To-
Gated on the centre Of the Plaza, in Carson City,
and the furnishing of any all the materials
quired in its construction, with the exception of
the stone, who will be furnished by the State
Of Nevada, at its quarry at the State Prison.
All Bids and Proposals must Come within the
provisions Of an Act entitled ''An Act to Provide
for the Building of State Capitol at Carson City,,
approved February 3D. 1853. and must be nd
dressed to the Board Of Capitol Building Commits
sioners, at Carson City, Nevada, endorsed Bids
and Proposals for the erection of the State Capital
Building and will be received by said Board up to
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THENs GOLD AND SILVER MINING
II Cmpany.-Notice is hereby given that at
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of the Athens
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held at the
office of the Secretary and Treasurer, on the 21st
of March, 1870. it was resolved that an Assess
mept OF Fifty (Sos Cents be and the same is hereby
levied upon each and every share Of the capital
stock of the company, payable Immediately to
the Secretary and Treasurer. at his office Proc
tor strte eft, in Carson City; a d in case the pay
ment of such assessment shall not be made within
four weeks from the public stOn of this notice. the
shares on which the same remain unpaid shall be
held delinquent and subject to sale.
SAM. D. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer Athens G. Il s. N. Co.
Carson City, Isl April, 1870. 4w