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WASHINGTON.
Damaged Revenue Stamps,

WASHINGTON, October 2O.-Revenu
stamps to the amount of $4,000
damaged in the Chicago fire, have beer
received at the Internal Revenue offic,
and will be returned to the Bureau O
Printing and Engraving for exchange
Dispatches from AdmiraI Lauman'
Dispatches from Rear Admiral Lau
man, dated Rio de Janeiro, September
%, report that the United States steamer
Ticonderoga arrived at Monteveido
September Is, after a passage of thirteen
days from Rio. Commander Badger
reports the state Of political affairs
still unsettled. The outside party OF
Blincos appeared to be gaining strength.
The Lancaster will sail September q,
for Santos.
Naval Orders.
Ensign Charles P. Welch is ordered
to duty in the Pacific fleet. Surgeon
J. II. Tinkham is relieved from duty as
Recorder of the Naval Medical Board
of Examiners, and placed on waiting
orders. Lester F. Deland is detached
from the Pacific fleet and ordered to
the Asiatic fleet. Chief Engineer R.
NJ. Bartleman is detached from duty in
the Boston Navy Yard, and ordered to
the Plymouth.
The Pension System.
The following facts in relation to the
pension system have been compiled from
data prepared for the report OF the Com
missioner of Pensions: The aggregate
annual amount of pensions and depend
ent relations upon the roll, June 80,
1871, was less than on the 30th of June,
1870. This was owing to the lessening
OF individual pensions by minors reach
ing the age Of l6 years. There were
81, ,623 revolutionary soldiers pensioned
tor services | | ,30S soldiers of the Mex
ican war; and l03,79l soldiers Of the
war Of the rebellion, pensioned as in
NdIius. IL IS lhOuSht thdl lue dlnudi
expenditures for pensions for other than
the latter class have nearly reached
their maximum, and that during the
next ten year. they will gradually aid
decrease
The following is a correct statement,
with great care in the Pension
Office, of the total number of soldiers
serving in the wars, &c, in which the
nation has been engaged since l765. 1t
will appear in the forthcoming report Of
the Commissioner of Pensions: Soldiers
Of the war Of the Revolution, 275,O0;
war os 1872, 527,637; Seminole war Of
1917, 59ll; Blackhawk war of 1882,
503l; Florida war of 1886 to 1872, 29,-
9j3; Creek disturbance of 1886, II, 4S3;
disturbances of 1886,
2SO3; Cheookee country disturbance of
1896, 1886; New York frontier disturb
1915, 1890; war Of the re1viitv" ~
1861, 2,6SS,525.
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CHICAGO.
The Situation In the CIty-Relief; .

The Situation I'm the CIty-Relief, re
CHICAGO, October 20.-The South Side
Gas company have their works almost
ready, and expect to be able to..distrib'
ute gas to the citizens in a day or two.
Water is now distributed all over the
city.
The first reports of the ravages OF the
great fire in the northern extreme ofthe
North Division were so far exaggerated
in that they incorrectly representa that
Lincoln Park had been burned over.
Fortunately, it did not burn the trees in
the park.
The list OF contributions for the re-
lief of Chicago up to Monday night
was published in Tuesdays paper, and
foots up the magnificent total of 50, l37,.
652, Of which $S460,000 is in supplies;
the rest is in cash. The contribution of
Brooklyn, exclusive of Sundays church
collection, amounts to Sl2l AIS, and the
SOiISStiOH5 al oil luS ShulSHSo VI tHot
city on Sunday foot up total Of $685.
36S.4 43.
The city still maintains its orderly
aspect. The ruins are being rapidly
cleared away on the South Side, show
ing unmistakable signs of life. The
streets are crowded with busy people,
and mechanics and laborers find ready
employment at good wages. Allclasses
of men are hopeful. The work of dis
tributing relief goes on satisfactorily
and none are suffering now. The
merchants are getting settled in their
new quarters rapidly, and a large num-
ber are now stocked with goods to
supply all immediate wants. The pro-
duce trade is lively. The grain badly
damaged by the fire is being put in
shape to be disposed of and shipped
to Eastern points. The railroads are
busy and vessels are arriving and
departing as in Chicago's busiest days,
taking out grain, flour and provisions,
and bringing in all kinds Of merchan-
disc, coal, wood, &c.
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INDIANA.
Fire ut HRgerstOwu.

HAGERsrowN, October 20.-The
buildings at this place owned by Messrs,
Virgins, Newcomb Il Stonebraker as
pork and grain warehouses and also as
freight and ticket offices for the P. {.
and St. and W., w. V. railroad compa'
nies, were destroyed by fire yesterday.
The cause of the fire is not definitely
known. The fire was first discovered
in the eastern portion Of the buildings
IN the roof. No insurance. The build
ing. contained considerable quantity
of grain, which was all saved, as were
the books and papers Of the two com
NAMES. Several buildings in the
vicinity were fired from burning brands,
but no damage resulted, there being
plenty of water and willing hands to
Cd
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PHILADELPHIA.
Death from Coal Oil Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA, October 20.-About
3 o'clock this afternoon Mrs. Mcconnell
residing on Kater street, below Broad,
was burned to death by the explosion OF
a coal oil can. with which she was en-
deavoring to light fire. Her son was
also severely burned, while attempting
extinguish the flames.
The failure of c. 7. Yerkes, Jr. i
Co., SAYS the Ledger, leaves a deficit in
the city funds of four hundred and
seventy-eight thousand dollars. The
firm has been speculating in city mon
eys. Tie assets of the firm are held by
the City Treasurer, which may be able
to cover the amount.
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The American POstOnice-Facts ana
Figures from POstmaster-Generai
CrcSwelI.

The American actS HhN
Figures from POstmaster-Genera
CrcswelI.
Upon the occasion OF the laying o.
the cornerstone OF the new postotiice
building at Boston, Postmaster-GeneraI
Creswel made an address, giving some
interesting facts aud figures He said
an this country the relations Of the
people with the postotiice are more IN
innate than with any other branch oI
the government. They pay directly foI
It's services, come personally in contact
with its officers, and claim an immedl'
ate interest in its operations. The
great extent OF our sparscly populated
territory, and the neglect OF education
in some portions Of the country, partIc'
ularly in the South and Southwest,
have impeded the improvement and
eheapenng of postal intercourse.
Having concluded, when first in
trusted with the administration OF the
Postoffice Department, that the people
should be, satisfied with nothing less
than the best and cheapest service, |
deem the present fit opportunity to
make known what has been accom-
plished during the last three years.
The number Of letters transported
and delivered during the year ended
30;h of June last exceeds GAG, ,OOO,O
and it is estimated that the newspaper
and miscellaneous mails disposed OF
were ten times greater in both weight
and bulk than the letter mails.
THE FORCE EMPLOYED.
In the discharge OF these arduous Ia
bors there were in the potal service. at
the end OF the last fiscal year, 1894
persons, scattered over every part OF the
national domain, from Sitka to Key
West, and from San Diego to the St,
Johns. OF these there are employed in
the department proper, at Washington
33l, and in the local service "a follows
Postmasters 30,049, contractors 1856
clerks in postoffices 3439, letter carrier:
l4l9, together with route agents, clerks
ETC., bringing the grand total up to A.,
955, or 1898 more than the whole
army OF the United States, officers aDC
enlisted men.
OF 30,045 postoffices in operation
2076 were money order Offices, III:
were filled by appointment OF the Presi
dent aud 2S,S73 by appointment Of th'
Postmaster General.
Mr.. Creswell drew a comparison be
tween the postal service Of 1865 an'
1871, showing that in three years tn,
increase of postotfices amounted to l.
per cent, the increase Of ordinary re
ceipts to % per cent, the increase OF tn,
aggregate annual transportation to 2
per cent, the increase Of the money or
] der business to go per cent, and tn
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

k.i'latiOn for ChicagO's Relief
lO>> by Churches in the Fire, &c.
yGNGFIELD, Ill, October 20.-The
B: Senate passed three bills yester-
The first provides for a contingent
ia $1,000, to he at the disposal Of
Ioyeruor. The second is for the
1;lt Of the Lieutenant.Governor Of
ahy Of $500 a year, and the third
1:csnal bill lien for aiding, Chicago
"''d her public buildings, &c.
after was passed unanimously.
' 4ol'e also passed the assessment
~.., which prevents the collection
4is, IeyIed on property destroyed by
Ani authorizes the Common Coun-
,lcA cities, or Board Of Trustees
,-.A towns TO change or amend the
"~atlon bill; to pass new appro-
'.on bills; to reduce taxes and
assessments in certain cases,
o discontinue special improve
'.' bremen and policemen have Of.
1 " " submit TO a reduction of their
I, ~" by One.ftth, if the other city
2nniy officials will follow their
'a' following is the approximate loss
~ churches named which were
r'..ea by fire: South Side-Firs,
S.''si,an church, $4,000; Univer-
k,,,5A $4,000; Trinity Episcopal,
wv Swedenborgian, $750,0O0; St,
{s:i;Ic ST.; church and Mission Catholic
ID ~ Second Presbyterian, $780,,
! W. W. Methodist Episcopal, $780,
h., .;anash ;IN! avenue Methodist Epis
k.fISd- fSl-' 700; other smaller churches
H., :. Farwelrs Hall, 100000
H. =; -S;:[NeH-North NH- church, Presbyte
b., S;..;'%O; &; WV; Westminster Presbyte
k.JHEn'' HE''yvg; N. f. Grace church
B. J,,, .J,m,,; ;AGOody's {, Mission, sl25,OOO
Cg,5oi;oe dues , Episcopal. Sl5O.0OO; two
k5NHS G CHURCHES with Nunneries
m. r., P.u New England church, $3.50,
s,5Cl".' = Robert Colyer's church
fal and - ttuIlerton avenue Presbyte
gle o.. o'ler smaller churches who's
nqe will T sut. unknown. The aggregat
'' loot more than 50, 100000.
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Preventive of Hog Cholera.

A correspondent OF the Department
Of Agriculture in DooIy Co, Ga where
hog cholera has prevailed and no
remedy been found, writes: 1--WE
believe tina; it is contagious; aud the
best preventive have found is the
free use Of turpentinc, mixed with tai
and a small quantity OF camphor. 1t
can be used externally or internally.
| prefer the latter, by soaking corn in
it for ten or twelve hours | have
rever failed in arresting the disease"
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increase of expenditures to less than
$40 per cent.
The deficiency for 1870 was 1926,
S5S.66, against; for 1868, Sc, ,462, 99l .S5,
FOREIGN POSTAL RELATIONS.
Within three years past letter postage
between all points in the United States
and all points in the United Kingdom
OF Great Britain and Ireland has been
reduced from "a to 6 cents, and equal
reductions have been effected within
the same period in postage rates be-
tween the United States and Germany,
the single rate for letters exchanged via
England having been reduced from 80
to cents, and tor letters sent by direct
steamers from II to 6 cents-thus
making practicable a proportonable
reduction in all countries to which
Great Britain and Germany respective
ly serve as Intermediates.
Our experience with Switzerland
having demonstrated the feasibility
and utility Of transmitting money be-
tween the citizens Of different counties
by the intervention of their respective
post departments, conventions have re-
Gently been concluded 10y which money
orders may be transmitted between our
people and residents OF Great Britain
and Germany with celerity and absolute
security.
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
The question Of the appropriation OF
the electric telegraph, and it dedication
to public use, has been definitely settled
by the recent successes Of foreign ma
tions. It's now simply a problem of
finance.
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=, Napoleon at Marseilles'
,,.. of Legion of Honor for
Quertier.
,goSubScription in Hamburg

..,-,y October 20.-Earl Granville,
.,.,ch at Manchester last night
| ......i a feeling of pride over the
1 an, negotiations and their result.
.,.,,.ei the suffering OF the people
s,o. and thanked the American
lament for suppressing Fenian
Subscriptions received at tine
l.. y, House for Chicago, amount to
Huidersfeld has contributed
hundred dollars.
:rmored that Prince Napoleon
? 70 Paris
E:g.uLLEs. October 20.-The ratifi'
u o: the treaties gives great salts
h Tl.er. confers the Cross of the
a Of Honor on Quertier for his
r
| yBrRG. October 20.-The subscrip-
| : this city for the Chicago suffer
AMOUNTS 10 10000 marcs-banco.
/ MON, October 20.-The steam
/, IIumboli, lava and Silesia ar.
|Fim,
Eas October 2O.-A dispatch from
.~.les received here announces the
a. IN that city of Prince Napoleon.
r. take passage Immediately for
f.
E:s.y. October 20.-In the German
a, Council today a proposition
tered conferring salary upon
Parliamentary members. The
|4..:s vas, after some G.Scussion,
s-i
|;:ly October 20.-The pamphlet
|f"y i,sued by Count Benedict,
l.. Lis version Of the circumstances
b ei 10 the Franco German war, is
F1>n.much attention in diplomatic
+" It's asserted that Prince Bis
r. ieHies the truth Of many OF the
ueats contained in the pamphlet.
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ONTARIO.

Storm on Lake superior
Wrecked-Relief for Mich'sa" '
ferers. ~, ~:
CoL1sewoop, October 2o.-Ihe Chl'
cora reports storms on Lake Superior
Georgian Bay is covered with smoke
from the burning woods. The schoone,
Mone;1 Ior, The crew were saved.
Twelve hundred dollars was N yester, .ss
-, .ubscribed in Petrolia, tor the
the Michigan sufferers
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ST. LOUIS.
The MedIicOtt.Rufh Poisoning Case
The Troubles I'm The Creek Nation

ST.. LOUIS, October 20.-The prosecu'
ton in the Medlicott-Ruth poisoning
case at Garnet, Kansas, closed yester'
dav, and the defense opened. Their
principal witness was Prof. WormIy, o.
Columbus, Ohio. who thought the
analysis Of Ruth's stomach carelessly
made and unsatisfactory. He could not
swear that poison was not found. Sev,
eral other medical witnesses testified
that Ruth's symptoms were inconsls'
tent with morphine poisoning. One or
two of them said the symptoms were
those OF quinine Miss Ruth will be
examined.
The troubles in the Creek Nation
have been settled by convention which
adjourned last Saturday, declaring
Checo,e elected Chief by three hundred
majority.
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LOUISVILLE.
Work on the Canal.

LOUISVILLE, October 2o.-The WORK
on the canal is progressing. The mrs,
mart, from the grand gate to the railroad
brid se, will be completed in eight days.
The second part, from the bridge to
tbs NC basin, will be completed in four
weeks. The basin is finished. FROM rom
,be basin to the new locks excavation
,ui w;lI he done in eight or ten days, Ihe
rock excavation below the new iocAs
vii vii he finished sufficiently to let boats
mass through in fourteen days
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October 20, 7:3O p. NJ.
The barometer will probably continue
high, with pleasant weather, throughout
the Atlantic States. Easterly winds
will increase in the Southern and Gulf
States. a falling barometer, with
southerly winds, will probably prevail
in the Mississippi Valley
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BOSTON.

ns ST" Tor Chicago, Wiseon.
Bos, n and Michigan.
aS,,r;..' october 2O.-A meeting Of
ce..d.s .', y lakes place this afternoon to
aasiJu,;nneeSc ne caiamities in the west. The
|.sat v.,s eIs ns.9 for Chicago up to last
sad dolls,aa aeafiy four hundred thou
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CINCINNATI.
American Christian Missionary
Society.

Society.
CINCINNATI, October 20.-The second
days Convention OF the American
Christian Missionary Society was held
iH"aS fpo@ New yaS'''Y99a Yo4k, ds*Issstis-v Virgins
Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Indiana.
A report recommending the establish
ment OF a mission in the German States,
and raising special funds to secure the
services o. c. L. Loos, Of West Virginia,
to take charge OF those missions, was
adopted
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CHOULDER BRACES, SUPPORTERS
= Glass, Metal and Gum Syringes and sur.
gical Instruments. For sale by
sep2l LOGAN, LIST & 90.
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You can havethe negative retouched, which
freckles or other roughness OF the skin
nclO
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INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United states for the District OF West
Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of r. Porter & Co, Bank
rupts.
To whom IL may concern: The Under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as assignee Of the estates, partnership
and individual, OF Richard Porter and
Richard l. Porter, partners as r. Porter &
Co, Of Wheeling. in the county Of Ohio, in
said District and who was, to-yyit, on the
Tth day of August, A. ID. lsTl. adjudgsd
bankrupt, upon creditors petition, by the
District Court Of said District.
Dated at Wheeling, West Virginia, the
Dist day Of September, A. ID. ISL.
octlsec ROBERT p. sTOLL, Assignee.
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For the Hair.

ITO REMOVE DANDRUFF; TO PRO.
L mote the growth OF the hair; 10 clean
the scalp, use the american Hair Dress.
ing" In large bottles at - cents. Sold by
sep2l LOGAN, LIST & co.
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Trusses.

PRIME ARTICLE, FOR SALE BY
LOGAN, LIST & o..
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The attention OF our customers aud the
public generally are invited TO our extensive
stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS Sc
lectcd from the latest and most approved
styles in the East, consisting OF
Cloths, Plain and Fancy
English and French OjagonaIs,
French ChinchiIas.
Scotch Cheyoits.
Striped and Plain Cassimeres.
FOR OVERCOATINGS-B Mos
cows and English MeltOns,
a large stock OF NcstIngs OF every des-
crIptiOn.
WealSO invite attention Ia our large stock
Of fGENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
embracing all the latest Novelties. Having
lately employed one of the most expert
enced and reliable Eastern cutters, We are
prepared to turn out these goods In style
never surpassed I'm this city.
seplj j. III. STALLMAN q co.
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SUNDREES.

EARINA COLOGNE-GENUINF.
I Huile PhilOcOme-Genuine.
Colman's Table Mustard.
Hair Brushes, French, English and Amer.
lean, including new styles, suitable for rav-
elers' use.
Florida Water.
Corn Plasters.
Mustard Leaves.
And great variety OF new and elegant ar
ticles for the Toilet and Cuisine. For sale by
sep2l LOGAN, LIST q Co,
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Photography.

DY HAVING THEM MADE AT
BROWN & HIGGINS,
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J. n. PEspLEroN. @. O. pAvKNpoRY
PESDLETON 4 DAVENPORT.
4 TT0RNEYS AT LAW, 20 U b 7 y
"A street. above the once OF Lamb 4
PAUL, Wheeling. Practice Law In all the
Courts Of Ohio and Marshall counties, w
Va, and In the Federal Courts and Court Of
Appeals. Also In neishboring counties %
OHIO and Pennsylvania. aep1
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Flour.

Flour.
I00 BBLS. CREAM OF WHEELING"
lOO White Wheat Fancy.
2OO bbls. Virginia Mills" Family.
40 bbls. Legal Tender" Family.
For sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL TINGI,E4
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1kO BAGS, GOOD To PRIME COFFEE.
lou % bags Choice Coffee, for sale by
Sep2 MAXWELL. T'INuI.E AtSl
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Meats Foot Oil.

And for sale hy
where.
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PosrPoNEMENr.

The above Gin Concert Is POSTPONED un.
Ill TUESDAY, June 9Th, when 1t will po.i'
lively take place. ...a.sf ..s. .-, je2td
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Supervisors.
FIRST, OF JULY, 1871.

A liberal discount will be allowed when 100,
800 or 1000 tickets are purchased ID lot; Al
orders accompanied by remittanres will be
promptly attended to, and the tickets returned
by mall, registered or by express, as ordered:
The undersigned. late principal Business Man.
agcr of the very successful Mercantile Library
Gin Concert OF San Francisco, having been ap.
pointed Agent Of the above enterprise, has TO
say that everything will be done to make this
aii entire success, and buyers OF tickets will hnd
their interests az well guarded as II they were
personally present and superintended the entire
AFFAIR. CHARLES X. PETERS,
in1h I'd Gait Houre LnulsYille. Kentucky.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

rrsrR1cT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Nevada. = In
Bankruptcy.-In the matter o: L; p. o'CON-
NOR, a bankrupt. - District Of Nevada, ss;-
Warrant in bankruptcy has been issued BY
vsId Court against the .cstate Of L. T. o'Connor,
OF Virginia, OF the County Of storey and -sia,e
Sdiudced bankrupt upon petition Of hls cred
itors and the payment Of any debts and tho
delivery OF any property belonging to safd bank,
rupt. TO him. or TO his usc. and the transfer Of
any properly By him, arc forbiddsn ny law. A
meeting Of the creditors OF said pankInpl, 70
assignees Of his estate. viii be held at Corit o.
Bankruptcy, to be holden Al Virginia, In odd
District, on the 9Th! day Of July. 4. p. i6n, ~
10 o'elock H, at the once Of B. 6trothof, Metfn
Building: street, the Register IN Bankfupte5
GEORGE .LAMMoN, ~
JeO I'd U. 3. Marshal for said District,
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PREMIUMS:
9,OO0 Gold Coin Premiums, amount'g to $1,000
Business llRna gersi
A. W. Potter, A. H. haSadorn,
]. Corwell Lee.

business 1lnnasersIi, u.c.aorr
J. Corwell Lee.
BY special permission we refer to the follow
Ing well known citizens:
John H. Dickson. Sheriff OF Nevada County.
John A, Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel.
NJ, 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript.
G.V Schmittburg, Postmaster.
Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer.
Geo. B. Newell, OK. County Supervisor.
Thos. ]. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette.
p. Banner. Merchant.
II: b. Gentry, lsto Sheriff Nevada County.
d. Z. Bell. Deputy Postmaster.
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel.
q. G. Allen, Nevada Foundry.
Judge T. II. Rolfe.
Geo. X. Phillips, Merchant.
A.. Goldsmith, Merchant.
William r. Coe, Chief Engineer OF the Fire
4. candeld, ex.Chlef Engineer OF the Fire
Department
A. Sanford, Merchant.
Bllyen & Potter, Merchants.
Lester d Mulloy, Merchants.
l.. Nihell, City Marshal.
Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal
Commissions allowed. Money should be sent
by Express, or by draft on any solvent Bank.
Address oil communications 10
......, G. b. SOCIETY
Nevada City, California.
TICKETS for sale by
Summit Stables, ON the Divide:
m5-td Virginia City, Nevada.