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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-17
rpublIc R~esoluuon-No, e3.l
Approved July I, 1870

A RESOLUTION Instructlng thu. President % ne
gotIate with tho Indians upon the UmAtihAAe
eryution. in OREGON,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-17
[Public-No. 49,
Approved July Z. lss.

Az ACT 10 construe certain acts therrlu cited, IL
relation TO persions. ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-17
MEDICAL.
ROBERTS,

THE GREAT
MAGNETIC
WILL HEAL THE SICK ~
w Animal Magnetism and the Swedish
Movement Cure, at
the INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEy,.
FOR THIRTY DAYS--0R LONGER,
Commencing July 9Th, 1870.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-17
rREAsIJRY DEPARTMENT.

For additional pay Of twelve wIsu% Evsn y i,Sor.
~ C,,nicvsd In me freaguy Department buildines,
al onc hundred and twenty dollars eseh. q, W -
erading June thirty. e.shtssn a I5 alssy AN aoPI. St'.s''
~ ~ s,nIt,Iorsi nav Or Thirty laboryu. ~ one nyne
~. 1T snd WEN doiGs each. for fhe yekf ending
June thirty, Eighteen handred ssd SsssI Sy5J II Y
sSd twenty dousrS each fOr nidyssr. thrss thousand
y su GSs of d Is .Rs.aAm.a acting ~ lieutenant Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-17
IPublc-No. I'LL
AN ACT 10 establIsh q port OF delivery al Kansas
q" Guy, Missouri.
Approyed July II, 1870.

r.. u -,aeted Sy tie Sesaie asd House Of .Repre'ent.
s;irS siAs CsAsd asio " AasrSoa IN eo@or0s
TSst nc CITY of Kansas, In the State Of Missouri,
shsil be and ia hereby constituted q port OF delivery;
snnexed 10 and made u part or tie COLLECTION MS
same reeulatIOns and restrictions as Other poTtso
deIIyery. annexed 10 and madea part Qttne conee.
ZION district OF New Orleans, and shall be snb)cett 70
~ asiivery III ~ United States; and al the privi..
eses and xcilitics adorded BY the act OF Congress Of
the second March, eighteen hundred anu tnirty-Vhe,
mereSsnd,se imported into Pittsbuy. Wheeling,
Cincinnati. Louisville, Saint Louis, SsshEInS am
.SsII be extended 10 said port. A surveyor OF Gus.
tons shsi be appointed to reside at said port and
perform the duties prescribed BY law, WIG snal re.
Which may hereafter be provided by law for survey.
oS Of the Same grade. y III ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-17
July u. $50.

(Pubie-So. 1871
AN AT to snnul a portion OF q certain statute OF
the Territory OF New Mexico. and for other pnr'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-17
TPubllc-No. 100.
Approved July !, iSso.l

AN ACT 10 relation TO certain unsoh land IN the
counties OF Porter and Lake, IN the State OF Indl.
ana
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-17
Approved April %. 1870.

he 70 eRdcItd 6V fht beadIe dhd HO1t ,HIpH.N-.
atires Of ths Unit led Hatss q hnrtcd ~ toAV'e'
assembled,
That the blowing sums. or 30 much thereof as
mar be necessary, be. and the SAME ar hersoy'ap
proprintcd out, Of any money In the, tIeas.uL ~
apDroDriafIons for the service OF the GoycrhInsntso
he nscal year ending Juno thirty, signeen rs"aeS.
and seventy, for the objects hereinafter eAP'eN'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-25
From b. caafI1sto,a Journal. .

The Supreme Court Of Appeals
On Thursday, the 14Ih instant, tho su-
prenle Court Of Appeals convened for the
first time in this place, The Judges were
all present, Hon. james II. Brown, Prest-
don't, Hon. Edwin Maxwell and Hon. r.
L. Berkshire; ]. M. Hagans Reporter,
Sylvanus w. Hall, Clerk. o... .,...0 Da.
This term will BIO held in the County
Court House. ''.' i '5. y '' SO i "a.
On tho first day there was but little
done, and no cases were called: A num-
Der ofattorneys were admitted 70 practice
In the Court "a. .sgA .s.3 ~
On Friday the docket Of tho First Cir.
cult was called. .sy.h ~
Cunningham a. The State Of West
Virginia. This was q writ Of error TO the
Circuit Court OF Preston County. This
case was continued. Davenport for tic
plaintiff, and the Attorney General for the
State. ....-,,y..4..5, ru,a. ......
FornOY ct al. This was q bill In chanceTy
brought by some Of the heirs at law Of
Mary Forney, to setasldc q paper purport'
ing TO DO her last will. Appealed from
tho county Of Brooke, Stanton & Allison
submitted q printed argument In support
Of the will, and Daniel Peck appeared ind
made an oral argument; the case was sub
mittcil 10 tho Court G.laa :. .4, wy,
Pratt s. Fox a.. Sherard Clemens and
others Appeal from the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county. This was 4 bill in chancery,
fled by tho plaintiffs judgment creditors ~
was Inc napUr intended for u deed Of trust,
but cxccuted without any seal, ly Clemens
and vito to secure ]. f. Hobbs and tue
81. & N. Bank Of Wheeling, the, same
hSyinr been recorded prior totbo recovery
| 6f Tie Judgment Of the other parties,
created i lien on the land attempted 10 be
conveyed, preferable 10 the judgment
liens, Daniel Peck argued for The credl.
tors. Alonzo Child, Thomas Hughes, and
George W. LETTERS for Hobbs and The Bank;
submitted ~
Simon Hadlcy cs. Lewis seibrcIchp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-25
The TroubIcr Of Europe.
ST, PAUL 1tENNS, July 10, 1870.

10 ~, NAeelI7g IaIsl ligeNetr.s unno ,uss
& kiSisechs % b5 tiie title Won by ma.
poleon Third. It Is evident To tic OBJ.
serving mind TINT tho Napolc9nic idea e
the supremacy Of the State with the Latin
Church IN subordination TO the secular
power, and the latter In feeling It's depend
ence on tue State, 70 be and become It's
suresk prop. With such . church and
devoted army, the Empire Is peace. He
will therefore take from the Latin Church
all the support he Gun get for the Empire.
But Rome claims unlimited sOvGreigntyin
the Empire oil Ideas; that is, that she has
the right 10 rule the conscienCes Of Kings
and command and control NIL action on
their part In those matters which tend to
give unlimited sovereignty 10 the Church.
But as human nature Is constituted, some
Kingdoms accord moro and others less ~
this supreme pFctenslOn Of the Roman
POntin. While Romc insists on all, in
this'dlrcSdppI ehC takes and uses What Vlg
can get. q The CONSEQUENCE, therefore, Il,
that in France, Romanlsm Is u dGpotlsnl
tempered by tho Empire; while IN italy,
II Is u despOtism tempered by revolution;
and the revolutions In Italy arc kept in
check or suppressed by the despOtiC States
In league With Rome, who want Or need
her spiritual despotism as agents Of their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-25
RxpgnEsrr ny PERMISSION.

REPEHENrE ~ PERMISSION.
lion WIN. Z. Slryrrs,,n, GHvrrn0r West Va.
: Jaa III iii III RSwni SHeI6sIs uSYcst Vi! 4
j. j. jackson. Lr,, Judge VI U. $. District
COurl, ". Va,
D u. /. Frrnsworth, President Ut Scnatc,
West Va.
A. We:uiugur, member Senate.
Jacob lIurnhhink, T'rGst. West Va. Ihs. Co.
Jacob NJ IIiCllGl, ViCu prcst
I'Alrh iLIgrc.., Attorney, Clarksburg, ". Va.
Samuel WO0,ir, " phillippi,
.. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
II. g. DtVk, Senate, Mineral county, y 9.j Y!
J n CumdrI President ii First National HAnk,
FATkrrrlMr;.
And the allowing nuInlers VI tho li0Ish al Dclo-
gHtrr ii WcEt Virginia:
'i0u. u. II. Smith, kanaWhA county, ,a %. 49,
:" 60. burgess, Wayuf - .l.....L,..1
"'James Guthrie, WGRcl ,..r.. o..
Nathan Gntf; Harrison =" 50 '' ''h' q
=, Joseph TeIrr, Barbour -
K. NJ I'LL, Marion %
James HeFyey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
r. Davidson, Taylor %
Henry BrAnnOn, Lewis %
Floyd Nicely, DOldrdge %
J. r. DOwyCr, Putnam 1"
], 8. Wilkinson, Lincoln - -. -
LIZ ~ -tRh9a
-TOC,UVI III ICSJTlNtN IN NTLNNy NyNnE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-25

FSTABLlSlEED IN NEW YORK,
u june, lSil-pltSburgh, 1859.
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The Mercantile Agency.
r. G.. DUNG COZ
.%u.lED
Q.Ate u. Douglass + Coz
.gliEl , .ISilJ
w., Us a 81 FOurtll,AyeR4e. Pittsburgh, Ia.
mn IrLn rr,nrnnnnn1r nI.......

9E0.WAIIRNBROCK, Manager
TAI. Establishment. supbhet 10 sSdBscA+ibbsHft
Ony) all necessary InfatnGA6 h d % thh itEndlnG
responsibility, etc, OF MGgcASnts, Traders, Man.
lIaetnrers, Public Confpantee, de- throughout
I sS,I Sn!Sa SSteg thdEFiEOri''' aud British
Ills TIC oldsktE andby FAR tho most complete
and extensive syRtgnl ever organized for the NC
COmrOdAllhR 81 Banking and Mercantile inter
tsIs and for tho general promotion And lIrOtcC.
iOA Of Trade. u1qiFI,J
The Branch and Associate Ogltt1 afe;
DUN, BARLOW l. Ctl.tI6T. YORK bi1c
T. T. R S SSN ! SIX SRo PsfSI ossSl|P
re. Dun i CO.. BalIiw0Fe.'I
RIO DUN & CO. Cihcln1ati
I. q: DuNl& 90. Pittsburgh.
I. RUSSELL J. CO., Portland.
DUNE CO., BhtiHlO.
g, Dun B. CO., Cleveland.
\. 9. DITN& CO., Detroit.
I. 9. DUN d CO., Chicago.
\. 9. DUN l. CO., Memphis.
4. 9. nun / CO., Milwaukee.
I. 9. DUN i CO., New Orleans.
X. q, DUN & CO., Charleston.
q. Dun ! CO., Richmond.
4, y. DUN ! CO., Louisville.
II 9.QUN& CO. StyIQi'RNl VIdV3
RG'DuN& co., an 4
(. 9. DUN i CO. 16isdo.
Y. g. DUN d o., Hartford.
z Dun co., NoEfplk, VI. lltyt. u w
T. =. Dun 3 Co, Rochester, N. Y.
IT, q. Dun CO., San Francisco.
IG;4SA1A.-DUE, WYMAN + CO., Montreal.
ptS' MfAAN& CO., Halifax. DUN, WYMAN
EGLASD".R. q. DUN / CO., London.
AUSTRALIA-.R, q. DUN 4 co., Melbourne
Debts Collected and Legal Business attended
!" throughout the North American Continent,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-31

,rr,.ts,:: gsileRs,5l det mittbeii<>
.tsn,,' ba6 !eeoul human n1onatlide Muspeife
ilber bic Ginndbnten' ter1 g uestanal>W Sc
.ieQi&aft er}&etnenli ,tperrrtbtens, Or sftef
Muspeist pirb bieM Donate se,,,eua,,tbe 4 1869
unp Sanuar 1870 aumfuNen. 2Das pf7<
Steue, u. SSournals Der @eieuI9aft abereitet
abrtsens.. !i&pn' ,parouff ,ner, bab cielt Mule<:
petft pie ertparteten Relultate ri@t 3ei9e,a
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fastaes. ~.bab perI Canal. am cage mad
ltiner Grbfnun8s f9en bic reaelmaetge
Ginnabmet pon 70-80,000 Grancs ,bitz
ten ,perpe.. Sold cine Gorstru,a.e( 5tupdre
unYernQtlftt8, unb meun e6 aud wabr
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@erlebrsfraBt beftuauita IT, tfi,e ,Repelul,,
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idt8tiftultua8ea. d! DAD AaeS lam, iiebod
ui&tia Gintm Gage se(@tbtn.r aHis''iaS
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barauf 0ef@rttben obtr 9tfrudt babtn
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W%erepunbea,i Der v1innelota @taatsleituns.) }"
% 'Dm 1 ba,G y e.; II. MPaanr,, 1870.

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f. S@on LANCE ta@te ID Sbnen bic u1rb
ba ettpas npn Smaba riGen~ 3u lal1en>
bin ater EFT Zig beute I'M Gtanpe. lber
meme Get ;u Yerfisen.. ,%}2 ,.s.'''
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- M.G. N.Ss g. Dasts an Mary G. @mitt< 2>t, q 4
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-31

! 1865; ,"aI ~ eene95n 81 @ho,'
ZMhE?ss1 HAe ao-ll .lc IL M.iS~sM'L
, 1870-04-04
THE LATE GENERAL THOMAS,
Announcement OF tho Committee OF
ARRANGEMENTS

The committee 10 whom has been entrusted the
preparations for paving Auch honNr and respect to
The remains Of the lste Major General George IL
TholnAs as might be possible on their passage
through Ch1Cagu, announce IL the pueltc that they
arr expected 10 arrive here from san francisco,
over the Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railway,
at little after O'Clock p. N. on Tuesday, the b!h
InstAnt.
During the entire day the hotels and other pub
halfmas1.
The Committee of Arrangements, together with
The stan Of the Lieutenant General, and the larger
committee OF rx-snllless and citizens, whose
names 1 have been announced in tho papers,
snae5s T :. # m a The sas
Streets, wheru they will be provided with the
proper mourtlinR badges, and will proceed In =
ny IL pfDsta ss 1 M s ~ aTsP h.
Chicae,a Burlington Quincy Hallway. This
trtin, ieavinx the Central Depot at 1:30 will con-
IL Riverside, the cans containing the boiy Of
General Thomas, and hts escort, will be detached
from the regular train and attached 10 The eptc!
train, and after The committee have Informally
Taid thrs respects to AEx Thomas and the ot1cer8
in charge, the funeral train viii move to Chicago,
ss,.x = Gass nc st ss soHs ,1 II Cg1a ,a
viii nrc Major Generals salute Of thirteen guns
followed BY l0O gums 1t intervals during the Time
nsh VII nn .as TIT 81 81 she
city Will alsu toll at Intervals during this time
At the depot, the Chlcaao z0uavea viii Hct as a
guard Of honor, and funeral music will b. played
by Vans Baud, which has generously volunteered
its BerslceA.
The funeral train viii rrmxn At the Central
Depot until drawn round. by way Of Sixteenth
strrct, to the Michigan Southern Depot, prepars-
tory to leaving the city eastward at p, IN,
All O'Clock the Bame gentlemen who met the
House, and pruceel 10 the Michigan Southern De-
pot where funeral music will he played by Sey1ns
Deans Band, whose services have also been gen:
for them by the D(IlcetS OF the NlChQau Southern
, 1870-04-04


The public hAs1ng, BY their liberal attendance At
I've performances OF Weber's "F>relschutz,"
estdeneel the!1 taste for good music tnd operate
performances, will have occaMon. during The
present week, to pass Judgment upon = grand
npSica1 production ftr more dit1tult TO nastc1
than "Dcr Fretschutx." II successfully carried
out the Coneorla anl I'll leader viii he entitled 70
as high encomlums ~ those which were 70 liner
ally bestowed On the Late operatic performances Of
the GeImtntA
The Magic Flute" WIS written at \ time tn
nich Welfeang Amadeus Mozart ha.i already be-
gun to he called the " Great Iozast- ~Lc None
Of intItgucs hy Beaumarehais, and elerRtei
into truly poetic atmosphere by
Mozart, hr giving 1t soul and spirit haA been per-
formed IS the nrst really eonic opera IN eosirs-
| old epefa bouFt, and the enthusiasm which ttis
psrsiut ton created prompted Bond!ni 10 in1uce
Mozart to Nrtte don Gio.annA IN Which the
mcft mtschicypuS humot and the awe OF the spec
| tral realm form such An effective contrast But
N even mere brilliant sncce8s than the two operas
mentioned followed the Performance Of the
| 1n1rr'7r.o named Schk1neder. The fautasuc
plot o1 this OPEN, romantic fairy t1lr, vas not
ouly interviewer with traits Of the simpler hie Of
the MaSScs, but, ly adnE Il, 1t csrtz.n cxpFrsuive
sen,t.rt nts Of Free Aasonry. it received deeper
| character. II was with this view THAI MoxaI, !
FIRE. Mason himself. elaborated upon his ltcas
7ouEd At onee earnest ind Solemn, 0pou
which cay ailarity, the eenEmrnta!ItJ oi
man aih the fantastic form Of the Supernatural
ssan.' cut In bold relief The MAGIC Flute" {
| Characteristic hfe of the German masses Eewel
n n u intellectual u well ~ phJslca1 standpoint
| With u she means Of perfect ait, free from 1ht
shaSh,es 81 torrisn custom, emsnattnE from II.
| and simple, and, therefor, eapane Of being utl
derstood by the people This csnsea the unpasAl