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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01
rHEORGAN ON GENERAL GRANTS
LETTER.

simultaneously with the appearance.
that remarkably expressed letter OF the
President to thcchairrnan ofthr Pcnnsyl
wanna Convention, which rcpudiatcd his
third term desires, comes an article from
the paper known as the "Admluistra-
,ior's Kitchen Organ, the Washingt""
RspaJFcuu. Andcavoriuc 70 satisfactorily
explain away lis obscurity. Strangely
enough too, while doing this the organ
saws that the letter it,rlfis pointed. sharp
and concise, vet it feels impcllrd to show
IL poiutrdnc-S, sharpness and concise
ness. It cndeavors most faithfully, to
make it appear that the position taken by
His EXc,ucucy that he WAS induced TO
sacrifice tt life long Office, rich in
.molumcnts. and which hc had hoped to
live and die in quiet possession OF, to
che Prr>idrncy-wss done simply because
The people wiled it; and that when he
.UG that he did not want u nomination
now. any more tina. lie d.d tic 6rst tame,
bat tina, the people had right to nomi-
nate him if they choscit was rcnunc,a-
ton of the third term idea and = ode
fence of the rights of the people. If
this s, So. il l. very peculiar defence,
and ,o far from having the merit Of CON
ci>cncs,. it is simply superhuouS
For we all know that Mr.. GRANT
did desire the nomination the frs: time.
and that he could not desire third term
any more than he did the first. And it
+, also very apparent that the 50 called
defence Of the peoples rights Is entirely
unnecessary, for the people have, with
conclusive emphasis, very clearly shown
hi, Eycc'lcncy that thcrsre able h. de-
fond their own rights without any indi-
vidusl aid. and the Information Impaired
that there is no constitutional barrier 70 u
third term Is equally unnecessary, since
The people already know that very well,
snd indeed had there been any such,
the idea could never have
created the commotion which
j, has done. ,and which Mr.. GRANT has
encouraged, even, indeed, if it could ever
have originated al AL.
But. SAYS the organ, there may be
those who will maliciously construc this
defence to meaa something more than
the plain Interpretation Of the words
used. and will ridicule it. Now to
insure ridicule. it is only necessary to
publish these plain words without com
nrut. and it +, this very susceptibility TO
ridicule which induced the organ 10 take
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01
LAND EXPLORING TICKETS

Sold NJ important stations on the Chicago,
Burlington amt quincy railroad, and cost
OF same refunded when land L. bought.
Half Fare 10 families OF purchasers, and
Low FreiGhtS on household goods and
farm stock.
Twenty per cent premium Tor cultiva-
ton.
larye Discounts Tor Cash within one.
two and three years.
Products willpay tor Land and Improve
mrutS long before the principal becomes
due.
The so-called restitution in Nebraska,
lies i'm the tar western region. beyond the
lands OF the j.. Il VI. Il. X. Co
eB-FOr circulars that Will describe iuIly
these lands. and the terms OF sale. apply
10 or address LAND COMMISSIONER,
Burlington. Iowa, Tor Iowa lands. or Lin
coin, Nyh., for Nebraska lands, or 10
=. +. SHAW, Agent,
frh25gSh ParkcrShurg, West Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT
| ofthr United States Tor the In Bank
District of West Virginia. ruptcy,
In the matter of Andrew J. sweeney
bankrupt.
To Whom II Nag Concern:
The Undersigned. residents Of Wheeling.
West Va. hereby give notice oi their Hp-
poinment as aS>Ignevs vi the estate nj
Andrew !. Sweeney. OF Wheeling. in the
county OF Ohio. in said District, and who
was, tu-wii ON the 9Th day of March. y. II.
$50, adjudgrd "A bankrupt, upon the petit .
ton OF his creditors. 10y said court, Dated
al Wheeling. ". Va. the l2th day OF May,
$50. Al. CLARKE.
mails WN. Z. HI BEARD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01
Forty ears has tested the value of
Dr. 4. =. TOdd's Anti-Bi1lious ana
Liver IsiiIS.c

Sold by Druggists and Deale's every
,rb
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NOTICE.
|oMeTchantS { Manufacturers,

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
AN Office at No. l5-2 Main street. for
tie purpose Of posting and adjusting
books. collecting bills, copying. and other
Office work. Parties who d" not wish Z"
carry "A book keeper can have their books
posted up weekly, or nftrnrr u desired
and the bills made on, and Objected,
itbl7 M d. EN1Ll~h'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01
FROM GREENE COUNTY, PA.
The Crop Prospects-Swinous.
RYERSoN : STATION, PA, /
Nav 18th. 1875. I

May 18th. 1879.
Editors Of the Register.
have few items to chronicle.
Wheat and oats will prove to be a
light crop. In some localities wheat is
almost u failure. Corn planting is about
over, and some corn is being worked. No
fruit worth mentioning in the apple and
peach line
Weather dry and warm. There will
De small fruit and berries, grapes, &c.
The unconquerahle potato beetle Is
here again rs large as life, and real hum
CRY.
4 large increase of swine has occurred
in the township. Mr.. Ellis Bane has Po-
land SOW. which brought forth 80 young
squcelcrs at one litter; IS are yet alive.
The sire is Prince Of Wales. We are
hoggi,h about here.
G. &C.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01
THD BEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
IN
IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
FOR SALE BT THE
BurIington& Missouri RiyerR, R. Co.

one Million Acres i'm Iowa and Southern
Nebraska. The finest country in the world
To combine Farming and Stock Raising.
The Soil Is Rich and easily cultivated;
Climate warm: Seasons long: Taxes low
and Education Free. No payments re-
quired ON principal till Fifth year, and
then only --Scvcuth Each Year Until
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01
PROPOSALS

NOR MACADAMGHlNG AND BOULD-
/ erIng.
sealed proposals viii be received nj the
office of the City Clerk until Thursday,
June 3, 1870. ut I o'clock =. NJ, for furnish
ing, breaking and spreading 1--WE a. strings
Hard Rlue Limestone on Jacob street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets.
Also. for preparing ruad-bed, furnishing
Cobble stones and paving said street
SaCobl with saline from 18TH 10 18th streets,
M hccOI dancc with plans and specifiea-
tions on filc IN thr Othoe OF the City Clerk.
maj, i"p "T the ~ onfmiifee on Stress and
Alleys. and endorsed i'm accordance III
the character OF the bid. The right 10 ".
iect any or all bids Is reserved.
{. + COWAE,
mV2S Charm Com. Streets and Alleys.
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TIE WEEKLY REGISTER

l. the argest and altogether the most
com plete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia twill be sent 10 any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable prenl-
um> TO ciuU agents and 70 subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01

OF which we make Il Special
ty. These Silks are spun from
the finest and pureSt materi-
ais; are manufactured in
Lyons, and are woven by
skilled wOrkmen, on looms
at their own homes, thereby
giving the Hand Loom SILK a
superiority over all other
makes, for their richness and
durability. Prices as low as
in any city In the Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01
Our Second Stock
New Spring and
Summer Goods

Now being opened embraces
all the newest styles and de-
signs In CamePs Hair Suit
ingS, Plain COIOred Silks,
Striped and Check Silks,
Plaid Black Grenadines,
Plain BLACK Grenadines,
MexiCana Grenadines, Side
Band Organizes, LOuisine
Check Silks, Madras Cling
hams, Linen Suitings, with
EmbOs Linen Trimmings TO
match, Sc, sc.
GEO. r. TAYLOR & co.
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Fifth JntlIcial District

T IINN y NNEINIWI bIbtIILlt
Counties of Pope, johnson. Franklin Graw-
ford Sebastian, Sarber, Yell.
w, W. MANSFIELD, Circuit Judge.
J, L. BYERs, Prosecuting Attorney.
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POSITIVE DISADVANTAGE Marse
John, gimme four bits, please, sir; rou
amt treated dis niger, senee de war
said 81 to the son of his old owner, YES.
tarday
What do you want with it, 81 ?" que
riei the young man.
"Want to 60 to de circus, Mars John.
You knows how a nigger isr
" But, 81, fifty cents won't take you in
now. The Civil Rights bill made yea as
good as white man at the shows. and
you will have to pay dollar as l have
to do T"
+" Is dat lie truf, Marse John z"
"Just as true as preaching"
81 scratched his head for full minute.
and then looked up with mourntul eyes
and said:
= Oar it is, aginl tolc dem niggers
dsy was spilen the horn when dey want
e dem cibil rights, and hyar's de truf of
it pint blank ! always wuz mighty
up-spokea niger, ez you knows, Marse
John, and 'twixt us | say dam de sibil
rights, speshilly when de circus is
around"
81 got his four bits, but he's mad
yet
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TNHE well known and long established
1 Ferry at Van Buren,. Arkansas, is no"
under the charge of the subscriber. The pro-
piietors having recently put on Iarge New
Steamboat, and ith careful and experienced
Ferrymen, they feel confident that they ea1,
give universal satisfaction 10 the travelling
public. Their aim will he to meet the in
creasing demands of the large cmigrant tray-
el to Texas.
The st Louis. and Sherman, Texas. L. 5,
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which is a
good guarantee that it is the shortest as well
as the best route for travel of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river. and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day. and no retention on either bank need
be expected Enclosures for stock aud sheds
for travellers are being built on both sides ot
the river. and no pains will be spared to ae.
commodate the public. We shall strive T.
continue to make this the popular route Ia
and from Missouri aud Texas.
N B-F'7yg AccoHRts must be settlec
N0ntAly-N6 aeriGtjoH from this rule
u. {. Ro BARDs. Proprietcn
Van Rurcu, Feb 4. ~. tf
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A TENngB HEARTED BRoTHER.-A ceu
pie Of enterprising men, doing clothing
business in Atlanta, are interviewed by q
customer in search Of coat. The sen.
ior of the firm handle the new conner
and soon finds "tirst-class fit In an
swef as 10 the price, the response is
3" Eighteen dollars"
We'll, sir, like the coat very much
but don't like the price"
Veil, mine ffent, zo price is noting So
as Yea Ike 10 coat. We let you take EN-
at fifteen dollars.
The customer still complains at the
price saving that fifteen dollars nas too
much. This was too heavy on the dealer
so taking his customer to the extreme
end of the store, and drawing him into a
dark corner, he whispers in his ear.
Mine trent, | let you have Eat coat
for twelve dollars and half
4" Veil, sir" said the customer :.
like your coat very much and am satisti-
cd with the price, Yet | would like to
know why this mysterious perform
ance 2
Veil, mine frent, You see dat leetle
man dere He vas mine broder He
got de heart disease, and SO help me era.
cious, if he was to hear me tell you that
| take two dollars and half for that
coat, he would drop dead nit his tracks +"
The Van Buren press., 1875-10-26

PATS Wr--An American Judge was
obliged to sleep with an lrishmau in a
erowde. hotel, when the following con.
vcrsaion ensued Pat You would have
remained long time in tho old country
before you could have slept with a Judge,
would YOU not, pat p " Yes, your hon
or, SAID Pat; and think your homer
woGld have been long time in the old
country, before yed been a Judge, too. !"
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A GoRl CoNquERoE,--" And what ails
you 7" asked his honor of the first man
out
Weakness was the mid reply,
How -
Cant stand up under pint of whis-
by as | cotil when left the army"
Don't try any jokes on me, old relic
OF CORY battle fields" continued the
court You were in the army, eh p
" Five years"
DID you 90 as sutler or colo.
mel -
"Sutlers didn't get them off, did they p
asked the set, as he held up a hand mi
nus three fingers, nor bullets in the
shoulder, nor sabre cuts ON the head ?
No, sir; | tit--wadcd right for the jaws
of death
And now you wade for the jaws Of
demijohns and decanters.
." got DRINK, answered the soldier,
" bat it was mean, sinking drunk
none q the old sort we had during the
war time. I'm kinder sorry, but I'm go.
ing to stand by the colors, and take the
sentence"
Your nose is red, your eyes bleary,
your voice way down in your knee pans,
Charles IIIdregh, said the court, = aAd
it is evident to me thar whisky is killing
you Still l'll try yon once more. 1t
isn't the right way to attempt the con.
quest of the word by carrying your bat.
tic flag on your nose, but there's one
chance in a million for you to reform
Bout face, forward - guide right =
march !"
The Van Buren press., 1875-10-26
ANSWERS.

l. Chaucer .. Dryden g. Pope.
4 Taylor 5. Holmes. G. Holland T.
Hood s. Barns. g. Abbott 10 Sou
tley IL. Shelley. u CJIerdge l3.
Young IA Lowell 10. Campbell. l6.
Alensiie II. Wordsworth. is Long.
fellow. -. Whittier 90 Goldsmith
81. Hsrte p Spencer 90. Chatter
ton. q. DeQnineey, %, Baker. 26
Bunyan. 27. Churchill 2S Curtice.
% Proctor 80 30 w. Savage Lander
81. Steele. - Tennyson, 63. Willis.
33. Browning. 35. Swift SO Com
wall. 81. Shakespeare. 80. Crabbe 50.
Cooke. 40 Dickens Al Stowe. ~
Lamb. 43 Beecher. A. Milton. 45
Motherwell 46 Addison AZ. Howit.
Ter. As. Bryant. 40 Cowpcr. so.
Cray.
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Crawford County Officers,

II II GREEKMoRE, Ceuuty Judge.
En-. \. SCOTT. County Clerk.
w. j. ALEXANDER. Assistant County Gier.
!. +, WINFREY, Sheriff,
I. W. DAVIS. Deputy Sheriff,
CHARLES RIBLfNG and n. l.. TAILOR, Notary
Pubics.
JOHN }. RURRo~ and N lsFs lt.MLEY Justices
of Van Rurea Township.
J. {. GRADY, Van Buren Township Constable
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Van aaren City officers,

F.M. NgAL. Mayor
JAMES l.. NstrFIgLD. Recorder.
j. ). Ii. iioUCK, Marshal.
PnlnP SMITH, Cemetery sexton.
The Van Buren press., 1875-10-26

-" Is that clock right, over there ?"
asked visitor, the other day. Right
over there?' said the boy, tain't no
where else.
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STATE OFFICERS.

A, IL. GARLAND, Governor.
b. B. BEAVERS, Secretary of State.
WM, II. MILLER. Auditor.
1. GHURGniGl, Treasurer.
s. =. HuGHEs, Attorney.Genefal,
j. n. SMIrHEE. Com, OF Public Lands.
j, K. EAKIN. Chancellor
A. L. WITT, Clerk Pulaski Chaneery Court.
i. II. ENGLISH, Chief Justice.
w. H. lIARRisoN, DAVID WALKER, Associate
Justices Of The sspreme court.
The Van Buren press., 1875-10-26


An ingenious correspondent of the Her.
aid of Health, gives the following irty
questions to be answered by the name Of
a well known author The guessing of
these questions will form aupleasaat eve
ning's entertainment
l. What rough man said to his son,
when he wished him to eat properly.
,. Is lion ) hoase dug in the side of
hill where there is no water
g. Pilgrims and hltterer5 have knclt
low to kiss him
A. Makes and mends for first class Gus
toners.
s. Represents the dwelling of civiliz-
ed men,
s. Is a kind of linca
7 Is worn on the head,
s. A name that means such fiery
things, | cant describe their palms and
stings.
0 Belongs to a monastery
10. Not one of the points Of the com
pass, but ineliaing towards one OF them.
IL Is what an oyster heap is like to
be.
u Is caain of hills containing a
dark treasure.
l3. Always youthful, as you rec hut
between you and me, he never was much
OF a chicken.
IA. An American manufacturing
town.
15 Humpbacked, but, by no means,
deformea
l6 An internal pain,
II. Value OF a word
Is A ten footer, whose name begins
with fifty.
10 A brighter and smarter than the
other one
90 A worker in precious metals.
81. A very vital part Of the body.
%. A lady's garment.
90 A small talk and heavy weight
"a A prefix and disease.
%. Comes from pig.
&c, A dsagfeeable fellow to have on
ones foot.
y A sick place of worship.
is. A mean dog its.
30 An ofiiuial dreaded by the students
of English universities.
80 His middle name is suggestive of al
Indian or Hottentot
3D. A game and q male of the human
species.
33 An answer as to Which is the
greater poet, William Shakespeare or Mar.
tin F. Upper p
81. Meat What arc you doingg
35 Is very fast indeed.
80 A barrier built by an edible.
81 10 agitate weapon.
3S. Red as an apple, black as night, a
heavenly sign or perfect fright
39 A domestic worker
40 A slang exclamation.
Al, Pack away closely, never scatter,
an in doing 50 You will soon get at
her
42. A young domestic animal
43. One that s1moro than dry, sandy
shore.
A. A fraction in currency, and tho
prevailing fashion,
As Mamma is in perfect health. my
child; and thus he named poet mild.
46 A girls name, and a male rela
A. Take heavy field piece, nothing
10th.
As, Put an edible grain 'twixt on AM
and q bee, and much loved poet You'll
see
40. Common domestic animal, and
what it can never do.
so Each living head, in time it's said,
will turn 50 him though he be dead.
ANSWERS
l. CHANGER . Dryden 3. Pope
Taylor s. Holmes 6. Holland. Z
Hood s. Burns. g. Abbott 10. Sou
t1ey. H. Shelley II CJlerdge. l3
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LITTLE ROCK
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.
The Most Complete, Thorough and
Practical Institution in the
Country.
Located in Martins Block, Corner.
of Third and Main Sts., Little
Rock, Arkansas.

INlls Institution offers superior facilities
L for preparing young d middle aged
men and women for the counting room and
for the management of business and financial
affairs.
The tUll Commercial course as presented in
the Preparatory. Theory. Actual. Business
and banking Departments OF the College en-
braces critical instruction to those who max
require it. in Reading. Spelling and Arithme-
tie. housekeeping. by Single and Double En-
try ~ applied to business pursuits Of every
description. Business Premiership, CONNER
"'al calculations Mercantile CORES pondenccs,
Detection of Counterfeit Money Lectures on
tho Scheme. pj Accounts. business Activities,
Organizations. l..uaWir>. Business Forms
business Ia-Oowau au. I'tjGurttrs commercial
Law, Fiulgta a1J ra.f5 neral Laws of Trade.
TEHNS;
.FaJ,lIs aarance.)
Life Scholarship. ul commercial
Course. $40 %
Full Course iu Teiogaphing, by
sound and paper, 40 90
Special Discounts ,riH be matte to Clubs
and Deserving F0rties.
Usual time required to complete the Fuu
Commercial Course-trom 10 to Is weeks.
students can enter the College at any time
aS there are no vacations
BE sure to visit or address this Co,le1o be-
fore going elsewhere
AARON BALES. PRINCIPAL
yInJ 2S-lv. 'p'''
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Vt. {. no BARDS, Proprietof.
Van Rurcn. Feb. 4. '73. tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE Nd. ass


TINTED STATES LAND oRfiCk' ,.,s
,sr-on CITY, Nevada, scptemeer y, $50
Is..,l po,Ie. H. hereby given that the We-t
is.1ch., ,ioll ard silver Mining company,
.o,pprattnu duly established under thc laws oi
CaliG,rnia. whose ps"-'omsc ahdr
tr,nri.en' California. has this day hled It's Az
,iiraiiou Tor patent for 10 linear ieci Q! ths
vi I,-irher mine, on IN. Gold liiil Wet
sr,l,e or vein, bearing gohi and silver. WITH
sntf,ee ground 5S ieet Ia width, -ilaie, plhe
and helm. In Gold liill MininE pl.,rs,, eounn
of storey and state of Nevada. and kn"wh snd
,l.-l.naici by the leli noter and omenI ils'
~, ale In mi. oiiec A. LIT No. la. In Town
ship ~ borth. Range u ese,. M"uh, s'H"
mcttiian, IN. exterior boundaries o, raln 20.
No -, being a- toliyw-, To Wit; bcsinnlng
y, pa.t So n L.elied on northeastesiy slope,
-onth of crown i'oint itavine and sboat u iee'
n,,rths.st of The p.,hir erasie. and whenec bear-
tb,. n,..iaa on the Imperial hoistinc w"fA-
north ~ desrce- 3 minutes ca-t. the nts-tan
on MouHt iintlsr north i"s drstve- ssss. une
ns.stan oa Port Homestead north - de.tvc-
=, INMATES east. kuek Nonarnont sot.h % a.,
t.rcr. ~ minutes East, anil running iron eaia
po.t So. 4, nr-t coarse. south Gis desrecs
ea.t .sl feet Ia rO-t No. :; thence, second
e.nr-. -Sith ~ degrecs west lila RET '"
po.t No. 4: thence, third course. north esa
,lsrtre- west so feet Ia io-t No. thence,
I,nrth eoar-e north 2Gk degrees east IN bet
a. I'o.i No. I. the point of es,.inniny, contain
ing u s,ivo aerc-. from ro-i Nc. bcar- The
southeast corner "t Setu"h ~. iosn-MR -
bnIth, Range 81 east. Monnt Dishlo meridian,
south Nj degrees 81 minutes east. distant i.sti
feet. Bearings expsrrs~Si nom tho true me-
riiIan. Tns labor and improvements consist
of ,n incline .h,ft and tunnel, cxcccding 200
in improvements. Magnetic variation, lsS
degTcc- east
Ths Iocaiian of this mine l. duly recorded In
th, I.eeor,lcf'- once at Virginia city, In Book
H. Pare ~. And any and all per-oos elsiming
ahvcf.ely any portion of -aid West Belehcr
mia, or -sid mining gfoabd a. hefelnbciofe
,ie-ffihsl, are required To nis their adverse
claim with the Register of the I'm ted States
IanI Office at Carson City, in the state of
Nevada, during th. sixty day- period oi pab-
neatlou hereof or they win he barred by virtue
a. wAirZ, Resi-isr.
j. n. TREADwELL, Attorney,
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sTookHoLoERs' MEETING.

NoI,o CANON CONSOLIDATED MINING
" compasy. Goli liiii district. story coun-
az. News vaiz.-Stock kholisrs of the aisosc usme.l
company will tAss notice that the annual meet.
ins, uf the said company will he held On
WEDN EsDAY. tho rsvenieenth day of Sovem.
her A. ID. ISIS, At o'clock p. n. at tho once
of The Secretary. Room 6. tl0 Califoruis street.
San frsnei-eo. raiifornia. Tor the purpo-. of
.lertiny Ave Trustees 10 serve for the ensuing
800 snd trsnsaetius such other business 90
ma, come up before the meeting. BY order of
'"e '" A. A. PARDON. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08

nunI WILL BR A NExTINo OF the
II Bocisty Of Pseiae Oosst Pioneers o. the
usss; ,ss p,as s.:: 3: & soss .: ~: g
psxt, ct IN o'ciock ,. =. Busins. o. Import.
ancc viii b tansaeted. and NIL attandancs
ofthc membsru 10 r.s spectfuiiy invited.
By order Of the Board Of Dircstofs;
.. A. MchEANs. Pres'asnii
4. erourn. Secretary. no "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08

si.gEPiNG CAR ACCOMMODATION.
Until FURTHER NOTICE.. sLEEPiN0
u Care will be run over the Virginia and
Trickee Railroad as follow-: Leave saerA-
m, uto sunday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and FRI
da. Evenings. running thrlusL TO sacramento :
AL GA Thursday and Saturday fNeningr direct
II usilAud wharf. without change.
~. 10. WELLINGTON,
General Superintendent.
Virginia, Nevada. April IS. 1878. ION
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Check Lost.

NERrIYrcArE OF DEPOSIT NO. nam,
~ for $40, drawn In favor Of Peter 9roean
by tho Bank OF California Aesncy, Gold Hill,
10 Iost. Payment Of the same has bcsn stoj ped
and the finder will confer . favor By isaving
said certificate st the Dank. mol i0t
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TO the LADIES.

DIR. THOMAS win merely state thst he Pays
he utnos! stisnt!sn 70 diss.ses ineiesn,sl %
from the Royal College % Surgsons, knglsnt.
signed By Dfs. Robert Lee and Arthur Farre.
Pbyaicisns TO their Royal nighnesses ths frin.
cess of Wales and the Duchess of Edinburgh.
attesting 10 his proficiency and Thorough
knowlsdge Of diseases Of women. This dip
Iona can be seen In his once.
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County Trcasurer's ONCE.

Until vuRrHER NOTICE TIE oryIcE
" Of the rsssslrer Of Storey County Win be
located In ths<lrcen Buiidlng. one door seuth
ofths snRins houss Of Youns America Engine
Company No. ., south @ street, vIrinls.
os0n c. D. SMITH.
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Good Business for Sale.

J,EINo pEsIRoUs OF LrAvING. oYyKR
IL my Boot and Shoe business In Silver City
for rsie on reasonable terms. with % Without
the stock. fouf nice rooms tent only 80 per
month. next door 70 Paul Oross' msat marksts
on Main street. Apply sotn 70