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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

EY-fiOn. N. H. VAN VoRHEs may be
addressed at No. I9Grant Place, while in
Washington City. His consti'ucnts,
whether Democrats or Republicans, need
nothesitate to write him Tor any favors
orservices usually expected from an NJ
C. Mr. VAN voKHEs il as sccommo.
dating gentleman as Ohio has In Con
gress.
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..GASTORIA..

Cross, sickly babies and childrsa mar enjoy
health, and mothers hare rest Il thsy
viii use GdsseriS. WORMS issssifAnsss, testh-
ing, wind collie, sour stcmaehSsa usdigsa-
cd food make children crsss. end pssdssss
sickness. e,..fs-s Ss.s..es eszTzrr : =
Castoria win assimilate the food. expol
worms, and correct all these things Tor
twenty years Dr., Pitcher experimentsd in his
private practice to produce an effective Dathar.
tie aud stomach regulator, which would b. -
effective q Castor Oil, without it, uapleas-
ant taste or reooil.
The reputation Of III ezpsrimsnt pxtsndsd.
Physicians and natss ssspidly sdprtsAAis ssse
edy, to whiuh ~ gave Assans Of pestoeia.
Castoria. .isn pleasant - takoes hon.
eysrsgulates the stomach md bovsls, ,and doss
not gripe. It is adapted to al agss, eoltai,s
no alcohol, and is absolutely har7nleaa g
the most tender infant,
Try CAstoria ONCE and yoa mill neEeR bol
without It. sss4eaA VIZ
Prepared at the Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose d
%. 46Dsy y:strsst M Ydfk kLdscfl ls75sEufs
/ .WhJ Tn 1YTxdofIk
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21
Ohaanpiea Hogs In Missouri.

Mr.. N. H. Gentry will soon add to his
stock farm near Sedalia the imported SOW
Royal Duchess, for which he paid $4O0 !;
Sovereign Lady at $500, which is also
imported, as well as the male hog Lord
Liverpool, for which he paid 800 This
lot Of hogs have won the first prizes
wherever shown. They we're purchased
in Canals. st Louis Republican,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

"a The Directors of the B. L. S. W.
will hold . meeting at Bellaire to day
{ Tuesday Some decisive measures
will be brought before the Board, and
will probably be adopted. &
We think it almost certain that the
quota required as the minimum to be
raised by each section will he assigned
: But something more than this is freely
talked Of, and may he acted upon. That
is, TO Ok time within which tho neces
safy funds shall be subscribed, and in
default to disband the organization.
This Is an alternative which should
alarm every friensl Of ,he. enterprise, and
excite them to the exercise. OF all their
energies. We ar'leutly hope that there
may be no necessity for even talking or
''isbanding. for VIC have mistaken faith
In the construction of the road under
the present Organization B At there are
others whose patience is well nigh ex-
hausted, aud who feel conf lent that q
new organization and new route will
more speedily secure road. r.
There is unqnestionably . crisis at
hand. The men who have been holding
hack, hoping that others would build
the road. must come promptly to the
front. Those who have been unable to
make up their minds during ten months
Of importantly, must make them up at
once and subscribe literally, or the last
chance to secure roa,l duriag this gen,
GRAFTON will be lost.
The question is taking decisive form
The time for subterfuges and evasions
has gone by. II we wart a railroad we
must agree to pay for it, and do that
agreeing now. We may regret the course
events are taking, but regrets avail moth.
ing. Here is the question to be decided
promptly and finally: SHALL WE HAVE
THAT RAILROAD, OR SHALL WE Lose IT
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

A French chemist asserts that salt
alone answers all purposes for packing
pork, provided all animal heat has left
it before sailing. No saltpetre should
be used, as it induces scuivy. The
brine should be as strong as possible,
and cold water is capable OF lissolvipg
more salt than hot water.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21
Cincinnati 1--we stock a1srkss.

Cincinnati Live stock Market. 4
/ .s.nabrCge 919uo a December l6.
CATTLE-Common, 24@3Ac; fail
to medium, 3t@4tc, and good to extra
butcher grades, 4a@6c. aiesa 80 g
H0GS-Common light. 6 50@6 80;
fair to good PACKING. grades, LOT 80;
choice heavy held higher
SHEEP-Market firm for the better
grades at from 4@5tc. Lower qualities
dull at from 24@3c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

HMr. HoLMAN,of Indiana has intro
duced ! bill to repeal the specie Resump.
ton Act. There win he great many
speeches made upon this bill, 80 deep
thstnobody can zee the bottom Of them !;
the Actsvill not no repealed; and there
VIII nosbe resumption on the drs. Of Jan
uatY, 1879.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

- Bishop HAVEN has got his eccle-
siastical knuckles pretty severely raped
for converting religious meeting into
. political Convention He has gained
& notoriety which may datter his vanity,
hut will reduce his in9aence in the
church to the freezing point
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

fEGRAsr's proclamation on the
death Of Vice President WILSON indicated
that his grief wssvery violent. but his
Message shows that he soen found con
ISOLATION. There is no longer any appre.
hension that his sorrow will disqualify
him for looking after the third term.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

HThe "Souihern Brigadiers in
Congress are conducting themselves with
adrsree OF propriety which is intensely
dissusting to the ssbloody shirt" tribe,
Who looked confidently 10 them for cam
paign capital.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21
Chicago Cattle Market.

Zas assr tis 9Eaa December rs.
CATTLE-Smoott, well fattened ma
tive steers, 4'75@6 SO; good steers, 4
50@5 so. aet bass bi2oR 4 9a.i.
HOGS-Market dull and 10@l5c,
lower for packing. Assorted, 2 1907
Is; packers',a 6 90@7 25; Eastern
grades, Z 20@7 so 1 i9t bi3e e59&
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MAW York.

Dec. H.--Flour 4 5e@9 90. Wheat
1 GOAL so; Corn 75a77e; Oats 44@
4Sc. RyesSSa90c. Barley i l2.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

D0Ths royal families Of Europe
dress their servants in livery. The friends
Of our President are being fitted with
livery suits. The style 10 simple. con-
sisting OF black and white horizontal
stripes. s7s-..s .g. ~,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

sUNo sir, We do not helieve that
GxANr recsived any share Of the plumber
OF the Whisky Ring, nor do We believe
that he knew anything about their opera.
tioas
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

~ Although NO vote has been taken
in Congress to Indicate the viewa OF mem.
hers on the currency question, the opin.
ion eeems to prevail that no radical
change will be made in the laws upon tina,
subject.
The Senate, in which there has bren
comparatively few changes, is 40 Gar cnuns
mittrd by its action last wipter that there
is no hope of relief hy an increase Of cur
rency, aud the House. in the absence oi
any higher motive, will probably he de-
tered by the peuding Presidential elec.
tion from consentins to any considerable
contraction. s.
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Chicago.

Dec 17.-Flour 5 75a7 50;Wheat 81
l 0s;. Corn 47a50c; Oats 300; Rye
68dc; Barley 871c. -
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Cincinnasi.

Dec I7.-Fiour s. 25a6 25; Wheat
goal 30; Corn 47a49c; Oats S5a45c;
Barley "a; Rye 7Sas0c. -
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.e6rHoLxAx's resolutions aQainst sub
sjdies passsi by : vote OF 223 to 33.
s.SralnaER's resolution against . third
term passed BY vots Of a32 TO 1S II
II worthy Of remark that every Negro
rslember pfesent voted sgsinst this rsso.
lutios, and t,sst ex Speaker BLAME Pres
DENTAL candidate, clipped ssay and
d0efed the vote. sill4eslIi ! ~
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Baltimore.

Dec. 17.-Flour 4 75s7 25. Wheat l
35al 40; Corn 65a67c; Oats 44a50c;
Rye 80aS7c1 y j" 5aa a IS q.ia
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~Address all letters:
arHr SrrRrr or DEmccaAcr,"
Woodsheld.
Monroe County,
Ohio.

0Put down two credit marks for
orr Congressman Hs voted for a res
ols,ios agsinst third term. and for .
resolution against anhsidies
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

~Ex-Sl.eaker BLAINE ia the recog
nized leader OF the Republican party In
Congress He is a ready debater, an
adroit tactician, and his zeal is inhsmed
ny his Presidential aspirations. II the
Democratic majority commit any blum
dors BLAINE will make the most Of them
IT is not very encouraging to look over
the list, and find no Democratic member
who is full match for him in the arts OF a
politician, though as statesman he has
several superiors in either party. :
Among the Democrats no one member
seems to have such pre-eminence as to en-.
title him to the undisputed leadership
RANDALL, Cox and WooD each have some
qualifications for party leader, but nei
ther Of them is likely to have the sway
with the Democrats that BLAINE will have
with the Republicans - l
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Penalty and interest,

/ Being about 80 per cent expenses upon
the simple taxes! 20
Again, supposing the land had been re.
deemed one month after the day Of sale.
1t would require S65 56, being S1S l6
more than the simple tax. or at the rate Of
$50 per cent per annum.
Now, MIR Editor, who pays those enor-
NOUS penalties3 The rich and those in
easy circumstances No. This heavy
burden generally falls upon another class
OF persons-the poor, the unfortunate,
the widow and the orphan The very
class OF persons least able to pay their
taxes are those who feel the crushing ef-
feet Of this oppressive usury.
Our laws need modifying in this par.
ticnlar, to harmonic with the spirit OF
the institutions ot our country against
oppression. .''.'' 2
A short time since the writer had occa
sion to redeem q tract OF land sold for
taxes in Iowa. This land was returned
delinquent for the tax of 1874, and sold
in November, 1876. forthe tax of 1874
only. Thc tax of 1875 was not included
in the sale, as is the case In Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21
PlalladelphIa.

Dec l7.-Flour 5 75a8 so. Wheat
l 06aI a. Corn Csc. Oats 47a51c;
Rye S5a90c. ~ aoe '7i 3e0's
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

ATLANTA, GA, Dec l3 Hon George
H. Pendleton Was serenaded 10 night, and
made an eloquent response. There was
an immense crowd. Gen. Gartrelrs
nomination of Pendleton for President
was received with applause
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21
Baltimore 1--we Stock Market.

OFFIcE MARYLAND SrocK SCALES, !
-, THURSDAY. Dec. 1b, 1875.
CATTLE-2@61c; not many selling
at or near the top figures. ~ : = :
HOGs-9@9ac; higher prices are
not anticipated, - - : ~ %
SHEEP-4@5tc; the market shows
no improvement on last week. go !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21
The ,sYellew Centaur Eininent'


isadapted 10 the toagh skin, muscles and Asshs
of the animal creation It's ehscts upon sexsrs
casa q SPAWN Swssnsy. Wind Call ,Bie,a
Had aud Poll-Evil, ars little lsss than msl.s
xs1<,,., ,sS's eSS55 A&s sse5seH tRaaSz1assk "a
- -spEsyhE nj sxx3ie6 ss.f -. y =
sMessrs- J. O.. NcClsre 3 Co. Druggisis. JeeF.
Elm snd Rrunt strests. Gaeinpaa. q ~: =,
SIN our neig hborhood number Of teamshssa
are using the Centaur Liniment They pro-
nuunce itssreriee TO aAything thsy hsxe eyse
used. We sell as high as four to Eve dozen
bottles every month tosownene Of horses and
mules"
We hasa volumes of tsstimonials describing
cures Of Sprains, Kicks, Calls, Poll Evil, Big
Head, andsSea Founasrs, vhich arsl little less
than maFsels., No owner Of anaaimsl esa #,
ford to BE- without bottle Of Centsur Lini--
ment, which any day may prove woeth svsasS
times It's cost F@st.s1 s1gsSz zoa -
Sold everywhere. but prepared only q tie
Labosetery of J. ,, RosE d Go.
4e DEY ST, NEW YORK.
= r "a y 8 n 7 n A
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

"a aaion Of hearts, union OF hands,
A union sf States none may sever;
A uMion af lakes. 4 union of lands,
Aud the FLAG or ora UsIos FoREvER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

So nearly pSrfect ara n recipes Of these
wonderful pain-soothing and besling Centaur
Liniments, that we can confidently say they
win alleviate any pain arising from aeshs-
bone or muscle derangemonts. We do not pre-
tend that they ,will mend q broken lse or exkJ
teriniifato boils, bat esel idl sssh cslss.
they will reduce the inflammation aud x1lay the
pain. Nor can ws guarantee the proper rssults
whore the body is poisoned by whisky
Temperance y as necessary te = proper ,physi.
cal, as meuta oohdision. Ii III jAiNE
The White Centaur Liniment 10
Psstioulariy ad.ptsdstssaisssf0Asa0es
atism, Lumbago Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Itch
Spfains, Ohillblsihs. Cuts. BfuissS >EtiSSisT
Poisons. Scalds, sciatica, Weak Back, Pains IN
the side, Wounds Wsspins sinsvs. BURNS,
Frosted Feet. Palsy, Ear-ache. TootA-aehs,
Headache. Ulcers, Old Sores Brohsn Breasts,
Sore Nipples. Sore Throat. sCroup. DiphtAxis.
etc. The most of these complaints the Cent.ur
Liniment WIN cure; Ill Of thei il win bsasat.
It will exit act the poisson 'fSApbatss asAs
stings and will cure burns ana scAA6Df
without scar. The following il bat sample
Of a. thousand similar tssaimohiale asI
&c "a "ANTIoca, ILh, Dec. i,al67l~ NJ
e''My wife has, for aloag time hssa . tsrr;ble,
suferer from RheumstisaL She hss tzis1 maar,.
physisians and many rsmeaieA The ealy thiar,;
which has given herrslisf y psatapr Linimsst, &.
! ap reioioed 70 say this. .hss cured hsr.
o W. 3 BIG, Re.s.ss -! ! : : = >,
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Wooasneld stoCk market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY L. HovvrLsR.

Dec. 20.-Cattle 3a4c per pound ;
Sheep 34@3aq per pound. Hogs 5a5tc
per pound. g -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

D~The communication Of "Tax
Payer" in this paper, is worthy the at
tention OF our legislators. Whenever
the State has afIixed such penalty on
the on-paymeut Of taxes as will secure
their payment by the owner Of the prop
erty, or the purchaser at tax sale, il
win have done its whole duty. 1t is q
gross wrong TO make the collection, OF
taras a means Of extorting cxorbitant
sums from INDECENT taxpayers.
We know not how it may be else.
where, bat in this county 80 keen 10 the
competition for the enormous profit on
tax titles, that when tract Of land is
offered at delinquent sale, it is often
bid down to ridiculously small fraction
before the bidding ceases. In one in.
stance We have heard Of, bid Of
square inches was made and taken.
A large share Of these profits could
be taken of without loss to the State,
and without impairing the efficiency OF
the system.
There is need OF reform. a
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~ Mr.. BLAINE has proposee in, Con,
gress an amendment to the Constitution
providing that no State shall make any
Law respecting the establishment Of re.
ligion, or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof. and that no money raised by
taxation in any State for the support OF
public schools: or derived from any pub
lie fund thereof, or any public lands de-
voted thereto, shall ever be under con
troll Of any religious sect, and that no
money or lands, 90 donated, shall he di-
vided among religious sects or denomi-
nations.
This amendment seems to be unob.
jectionahle except upon the ground that
it 10 useless--that it merely forbids the
States from doing what no State ever
wants to do.
It win be observed thst in drawing up
his measure, BLAINE was not guided by
the crudities on the same subject in
GRANr's Message.
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PATENTS. ,as In eenssstiss ss1ssrIris n'is

$4,000. WORTH | ! ! | | ! |.
OF GOODS.
IN 53soMLEElRsTo
TO- BR SilUGH7ERD!
II. g. s s MILES :
Wants Money and must have it
.ndin consequence win sell his large stool q
IA4 { s8-Eo8.
DyGoods, Fancy .ClOthing,&c.
ss.sispa ssiIKsa !a->gs0 n assG
..i.eoA AI''I,3ClOss''T,.. 81. T.,,,YnI
A general reduction In Boots, Shoes and
Groceries. Below we give prices Of Q Few
itsms:s OF sA g AOs9 ssrei sFgEgka
Best Standard Prints SO. -fsr saf@
..s.--BseWa--M Maslia 9ass--.-ss-----..,'.-..-..
Good Brown Muslin Sc.
Yard Wide Bleached Muslin 8Ac.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

A general reduction IN Boots, Shoes and
arocsfiss. Below we give prices Of o rev
itsms:s OF sA g AOs9 ssrei sFgEgka
Best Standard Prints 64c. .fSf safs
"A De- G.-1.. ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-05

DEATH OF A. c.. HAY.-We an
nouuce with grief the decease of Mr..
A. c. Hay, formerly member Of the
Nevada Legislature and long time
a resident OF Gold Hill. Mr.. Hay Las
been ailing for years, aud though
comparatively young man, his
constitution was so undermined that
he had to succumb. The deceased
was beloved by all who knew him.
He was an upright, strictly honor
able man, and If he had an enemy
we never heard of it. Mr.. Hay was
the first Secretary of the Gold Hill
Miners Union. In the Legislature
he made a broad mark, both as .
man of ability and strict integrity OF
purpose. His death, which occurred
in Canada, will cause great sorrow
in Gold Hill.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-05

" xACHARlAM, With Assistsnss
u can always BE- found q his shop,
MAIN 9TREET. gILvER CIT. prepared .
DO HAIR CUTTING. SAAMY0oIHG and
8HAvrN0 u ths neet tos1stnl msnnss poe.
shas. Give hin e11l.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-05

NEW PATENTS. = Through dis
patches to Dewey 4 Co., Patent
Agents, San Francisco, we receive
the following advance list Of U. 3.
patents granted to Pacific Coast
inventors, viz: G. A. Schuster and
J. L. Driscoll, Oakland. CAL, paint
brush; G. r. Bacon and L. @.
Brown, San Francisco, safety CEN
Ter pinicn for witches; T. Crossett.
San Francisco. dental plusysr.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-05

self of course to Hetty. Mrs. Bland
ford became as nobody to her female
friend, and all efforts to induce her
to turn her attention that way were
unavailing.
"I have never Travelled before, Mr..
Parton" said Hetty, "and l find it
so embarrassing"
at must be, indeed, Miss Bolton.
I wonder your friends were willing
you should undertake so formidable
journey" 3ro
"They we're not altogether willing;
but when one gets to be my age she
becomes tired of single blessedness
in a country village, and So"
"And SO we have the pleasure OF
Miss Hetty's society"
eyes; and am afraid of her
trouble too," she said, dexterously
managing to place herself in such a
position that the Blandfords should
be none the wiser from the converse
ton.
Indeed, Miss Bolton, to one who
enjoys the society of ladies as much
a. I do. it can never be anv trouble.
Will you allow me to hold your um-
brcllaH'
Mr.. Parton took the umbrella and
arranged it as a screen from the
Blandfords.
81 do not know what I am to do
when we arrive in California" said
Hetty. "The Blandfords are friends
Of mine, but l am much afraid that
l shall not be able to lead the life
that is destined for Mrs. Blandford.
To go and live on ranch, no matter
how grand the scenery, or how
many cattle roam its extent, it is not
my idea altogether of felicity; and
the worst of it is, Mrs. Blandford as
sures me that she will die without
me-" 'r
"There will be found plenty that
will die for you, Miss Bolton, when
you reach that benighted region OF
masculine souls only. for one will
always befriend you"
Mr.. Parton was not altogether a
new acquaintance for week at
least he had inquired tor Miss Boil
tens health +; daily he had been
ready to attend her, with wraps on
board ship, had even brought her
quail on one occasion, from the
mysterious realms of the cooking
department, and had altogether
earned for himself the title of her
dearest friend. He was man OF
good parts, fine looking, and Alto
gether one Of those sort OF persons
whom ladies are won't to affect, at
least when travelling.
Hetty was only an adventurer in
embryo as yet. She had not yet
learned to count the cost OF all
she did, but Mr.. Parton was likely
to prove useful, and so by no means
would her conscience allow her to
slight him. She held him by si'ken
strings, but yet she held him, and
she hoped through him, if not
through others, to be slightly inde-
pendent of the Blandfords when she
arrived in California. Both cards
had still to be played. To find the
trump was the question. ai ~
ITO be contiaued.)
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-05

DIVIDENDS AND ASSESSMENTS -
The "Stock Report" assessment
list gives the annexed exhibit OF
assessments levied and dividends
declared by mines on the Board:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-05

G. H. BELxNAP. O. e. DE LONG
De LONG 4 be LkNAP,
Attorneys at Law,
oFFIcE-BLAcKs BUILDING (Up stairs)
COR. and TAYLOR STREETS,
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA
LINDSAY 4 DICKSON, ,
Attorneys at Law.
OFFICE IN THE BANK BUILDING. EN-.
Z. TRANCE ON TAYLOR STREET,
Virginia city..............Nevada'
q. P. scANrKKR. e. b. sToNEHIIL.
sCANIKER & sTONEHILL,
| ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Will practice In all the Courts,
both Federal and State.
OFFICE-Black's Building, up stairs. corner
C and Taylor Streets, Virginia, Nevada.
b. O. WHITMAN. ". .. WOOD.
WHITMAN & WOOD,
Attorneys at La W.
oFFICE-THIRD FLOOR BANK OF CALI.
FoRNIA BUILDING, G STREET. COR
NER TAYLOR, VIRGINIA, NEv.
r. n. TAYLOR,
Attorney at Law
No. 10 NORTH B STREET,
First House South Of the Pioneers Hall,
VIRGINIA CITY. 3m
LAW NOTICE.
CHAS. n. BRYAN,
Attorney at Law
DAYTON, NEVADA.
Will practice in Lyon County and any
Court in the State.
JNo. A. McQUAID,
Attorney and Counselor
AT La w,
MARYE'S BUILDING,
VIRGINIA IrY.........-.........N NEVADA
LEWIS r. CoWIE,
Attorney & Counselor
AT LAW.
OFFICE-With Messick l. Seeley, over Bank
of California.
VIRGINIA. .........-.......NE'A ADA
Any business left at the TIMES oface will
be attended to.
J. POWELL. Jr.,
Attorney at Law,
DAYTON, NEVADA.
OFFICE, NEAR JACoUA's. PIKE STREET.
will practice in all the Courts of the State.
G.. w. KEITH,
Attorney at Law.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR
LYON COUNTY, NEVADA.
on1ce, Court House. Dayton.
DR.. JOHN w. VAN ZAMDT,
SURGEON and
PHYSICIAN !!
COUNTY PHYSICIAN, STOREY COUNTY,.
onlce: t3 North G Street;
Ford's Building, two doors north Of Postof.ice
VIRGINIA CITY.
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