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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
MoNrINRNra.

Holmes q lawson. Of iis 0'Fasu street,
San Francisco, are now efscting . handscas
monument over the graves Of Major Ysnans
and wife In the Catholic Cemetery at virftnis
City. Parties wishing 70 procure monuments
Of any kind will do we'll n Save money ~
addreaslng Q note to w. 3. Holnes, lntsrna-
tlon.l Hotel. Virginia, Who vtli call e snsii
Of all kinds. Mr.. Holmss will Be at the Csth-
ole Cemetery every day this week.
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A PooR SAppLk.-Mons. Duprey. OF
tho French Restaurant, Gold Hill. had
occasion to GO to Virginia this morning.
and for the purpose bestrode q splendid
young horse belonging TO o: @. Mum
dell. When Duprey got up on the
ground no wanted TO know what tho
boys hal been putting ON that saddle to
make IL so slippery. One would sup
pose to look nj Mons. Duprey that he
was heavy enough to keep q colt IRON
dancing 80 lively M that n did This
morning.
SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. Parker. tho
t~ailings-miii nan. Is going 10 Try an e1-
pertinent in sluicing; that u successful.
will do away with the heavy expense in
Cured by the purchase Of blankets. that
according 10 the present method arc e.
sential In sluicing. Messrs. Moore and
Book are punching q number OF screens
to be used ON the rifles In place OF the
blankets. Tanks. filed with water. are
10 be placed beneath the screens. MIR.
Parker expects that anything OF value In
the tailings will pass through the screens
and DO caught in the tanks.
Vicious Doo.-A dog belonging to
n Mr.. Rhoda. who lives in Crown Point
Ravine, mads q savage attack ON Mrs.
O. ID. Ralph. Saturday evening. He
seized her by the arm and lacsrated II
i'm a shocking amer W. have not
learned whether he died q sudden death
or not. We take II for granted that his
owner was not aware Of his savage dis
position, or he would not have allowed
him TO run at large.
RuxAwlY.-Bostwick + Eobinson's
delivery team took Il into their heads TO
run away last Saturday afternoon. and
despite the Efforts OF the driver 10 hold
them in check. came from Fort Home
stead, where they started. TO the Eclipse
livery stable, ut q high rate Of speed.
The wagon tongue was broken u one
Of the horses considerably famed. Fur
tunately no moro serious damage was
done.
THxArnicAL. - W. II. Lingard and
troupe gave q concert at Reno saturday
evening, at which tho city attended on
ma.se, not less than one hundred per.
sons being present. X. ID. Bosart. srs'
editor Of the Virginia Chronicle. ncts ~
avant courier for the troupe.
T,cxrrs TO mi rAIR.--Mr. W. Henry.
ticket agent at Gold Hill. is in receipt Of
a dispatch stating that tickets for the
round trip TO tho California stats fair
from Gold Hill and Virginia ara $23.
instead Of $2a. as stated by tho papers.
POSTPONED Tho delinquent sale In
tho matter OF the last assessment levied
bv the Florida Silver Mining Company
IL postponed gill October 9th. See
official notice In our advertising col
umns to-day.
Bnows's bronchial Trpches, for pull
monary and asthmatic disorders. have
proved their efficacy by q test OF many
Years, AMI have received tsstimonials
from eminent men who have used
them.
BouSD roR THE FAIn.-Neariy two
hundred persons left Virginia. Gold Hill
and Carson Saturday evening. The
most Of them were bound for the Cali
foruia State Fair.
Axsnxxnr.-.An assessment OF ssv-
su.y.ave cents per share il levied BY the
Lady Bryan Mining Company. See
o%facial notice in our advertising columns
to-day.
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sEoono pispAToH.
Will RssiEs Ais o0es-sharp Frse'
Iisa ~ n piaflllaxY EiRm.


SAN FRAxcisoo. Sept. $3.50 ?. ~
II IL reported that Foulks, Supervisor Of
Internal Revenue here, who has been
ordered East, will refuse 10 60 and will
resisn. Il 10 also stated that hsis using
his influence 10 have his successor sp-
pointed here, In opposition 10 the recent
action Of the Internal Revenue Depart
msnt In transferring Hawlsy 70 this
post.
The Pacific Dishllsry Company have
been summoned BY the Revenue oaici-
ais to produce their books, and In return
Louis Schultz, one Of the proprietor.
makes afidavit that an books Of account
Of the concern. up to July !. 1876. have
been destroyed.
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A CoU0n.

In . letter TO hrs. Lisls, OF Chicago, wen
known contributor TO the Western pres. shs
ascribes the cure Of dangerous eougs. eccog-
panied By bleeding q tes 70 Lac.
she AN. .tnrrstsned 70 sufoests ne sSs
bot the Honey OF Horshoand and Tar has
removed every trace OF it, TIE letter VS. 70
the disposal Of q. n. 0ittsntou,f Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehs Drops esrs \ ess
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Coxno.-our people win shortly b
given q rich musical treat. We Learn
that the Alleehanians will pay this SEQ
Won q visit before long. Full partaoa-
lars will b given In due time.
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rhis Her.ias.

rhis Hssniae.
CALIFORNIA soAnp.
- Asdss. ~. 9, AZ b3
50 baltimore Goa. ~
las Bsleher, TN. I'm, Is, Tx
20 Dayton. ~
loo Globs, sc
80 LADY Bryan, CSC. axe
20 Lsyiathan. t5c
SO clS~s Font nv. nv Is. nx. nv b,
~
400 Amazon, %
10 Union Coz. n. LINK
10 ophir. q. liX. SIx s.
go Msxieaa, ~. IN, f1S. u, ifS
rs Occidental, ~
$50 Beet M Belchsr. ., 81. tsX s1k
800 Wells Fargo. &c
80 woodviiie. ~
iss Male q Noreross, -, nv, -
sKmpirs Mn. tK
30 California ssk, az. Hx
100 Imperial. N
io0osh and Curry, II
5Savage, @
70 Choliar Pstosi, sok. 90
10 calcdoaia, 10
100 Overman, -
80 C~osmopshtan. sc
" Bullion, 31k bs
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CARD.

To al Who are suffering from tho errors and
indiserstions Of youth, nervous weakness,
sariy decay, loss of manhood. etc. ! yili send
This treat remedy was discovered BY . mis-.
siunary 10 South America. bend Q selfad.
lrusssd envelope 70 the Rcv. joseph T. human.
station d, Bible House, New York City.
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WANT 70 know" said a creditor.
hercely. "when you are going TO pay
me what you owe mef" ~ give II
up" replied the debtor, ask me some'
thing easy"
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rHRRR DOLLARS.

Save time, health and money. Avoid quaek'
and buy .Chemlcai Strength" sold by all drug.
rista. Instructions full, and q cure guaranteed
III any case Of facilitating dreams. Tor seminal
wcAkness), and all alarming symptoms Of ner'
vous decay, resulting from pelfabuse. excesser
or any csnsc. CRANE q bnionAs. Wno,csa.e
u. D.. 10 any address. aui7
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rnE POPULATION on EreakY
coUxrr.

-
The various pspsrs Of lIorsy county.
not excepting The NrSl have. during
the past year 81 Least. = ID vondsrfally
Wild estimates Of he population Of The
county. II has bs(h gsnsuliy sup
posed that virsinif would foot up q
high a. 10000 khAbitants. and Geld
Hil mot LEES than 10000. II Il disgust-
ing 70 b forced 10 drop a least 10000
iron these figures: bat. in The face Of .
careful count made BY County Assessor
Ihos. Gracsy and his assistants. We are
forced 10 drop the fancy figures and
coma down apsg. The Satisfaction that
come RUTHLESS outsider has not forcsdls
10 10 % b lsft - . consolation. how
ever. =.
Every house In the county has been
visited, and the enact population asesr
tanned ~ near - possible. The work Of
taking the censusNthe first, BY the way,
that has ever been taken By the State
suthoiiie-was begun some tns last
LAY. and completed to-day; or.at least.so
nearly completed that IL In hardly possi-
he to make an error Of more than q few
hundred In the total. OF course, q the
work extended over such apeiod Of time,
aany men have changed from ono
clearinghouse 10 another. while othsrs
Ian the country. Could the work have
been completed In . weak from the time
u was begun, the total might figure .
fsv hundred higher than a present, for
the county was then overfun with men
looking for employment. Al u In the
PRESENT figures viii without doubt come
riuch nearer the actual. permanent pop
ulation than q ccnsus taken al that time
would.
One disadvantage resulting from men
changing from one clearinghouse TO
another Is, that there was q chance for
them 10 DO omitted altogether; and nj
ether that they may. some Of them.
havo been counted twice. The chsnces
arc. however. that the one will Offset the
other and that the actual number has
been very nearly arrived at.
The following hgures will be found 10
be within two or three hundred OF those
contained in the Assessors report: vir-
ginia-inclsdina the people In the can
yons east Of town. North Virginia. and
two or three ranches on the Truckes
Meadows, -, 3s6; Gold Hill. 6.0S0.
Total. 10. 6 As said before. We hate
to admit the above figures, but know Of
no way 10 get around them.
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AYRn,s CHKnRY PECfoHAL.
The worlds great rsnsdy fss oelds. eoesss,
consumption, and I'll Affections o. The lu7gs
and throat.
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n

Generally inudorsed By the Medical pro
f~e,sIou. DIR. VIM. Halls Baisam for the Lung
cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all
disessos Oh the Throat and Chest. DR.. Towns
sy's Toothsehe Anodyne cures In one min
uis. b
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GYSfLEnESp CLOTHING, Etc.

u.l.rs....ockor1r,roo
andsss.
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A Dishenest JeweIIer,


BALTIMORE. Sept. IL. Abraham Men.
thai was arrested here Saturday charged
with larceny. and having secretly left
Chicago after removing all tho stock
from his store. amounting 70 several
thosssna dollars. with over 60 watches
and other articles left there for repairs.
MsnthL waived examination and 70
turned TO Chicago without requisition.
BALTIMORE. September l3.-Ths pio-
neer train Of the fast limited mail oves
the Pennsylvania Railroad and con.
noctions. left this city at TAO this morn.
ing connecting with the train which left
Washington Of 9 a. n. II took from
this city . press and packages Of daily
papers for d~istibution along the routs
and several gentlemen connected with
the city pspsn.
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~ One ofths arn 10 constantly n The Eat:
manufactured icf their trsds, taking sdyantaes
In toe nuetuation Of the msrketand purchasing
Raw Material, which enables them 70 ~
Pacific Ooast. Those In need d C1othing VIII
consult their Own interests and msnsy By max
Ing their purchases 1t
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A cRYsTAL LocxEr. CONTAINING
in. ne y. s sss.s :,i Is ): 81 ::it .s:s; ss.., Il Ss 3
Lsvias The zane o. The Gold Mn Bsok 81.
ehanIs. sspii.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

PHLApsLrurA. Sept. lathe new
fast mail train BY the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which left New York at 4:3o
this morning. arrived at West Phila-
dslphia at 7:i0, and at Harrisburg at
10? % A. ~, exact schedule time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
Refined Sugars.

100 Bbls. Crushed, Powdered & Granulated
loo Bbls. \ b and Extra L.
leo " IellOwS.
In store and for sale by
nov23 vi. REALLH'
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greater calamity than our Kansas neiSh-
bors do the grasshoppers.. The white CIT
liens are very industrious and lnteIIl-
gent people, but inclined to shun physi-
cal labor as much as possible. Here IN
this town of three or four thousand IN
habitants, the only public works that we
have, are the railroad and Touring mill
There are no factories of any kind, not
even pillow factory, right here IN the
midst of an agricultural region.
would suggest as motive to INDUS
try and enterprise, as well as temperance,
that the number of beer saloons be cur
tailed, and the work shops increased;
feel assured that many good mothers
would say Amen, to that proposition,
No place where intoxicating liquors sold
is without its contamlnating influence,
and judging from the blosted counte-
nances, that influence is felt here TO an
alarming extent.
The people are complaining of hard
times, and well they may. The farmer
is the main spoke in the wheel here, ana
many of them have had to mortgage their
farms in order to borrow money 70
carry on business. Paying ten per cent
as they do, it is not much wonder we
hear Of conslgnmcnls being made near
" every day, and men being driven IN
to bankruptcy, no farmer can pay ten
per cent for money and succeed in busi-
ness.
This ha! been Il very wet season, more
rain has fallen this summer than usual
In the month of April, there were
rains; in May, 10; in June, II; in July,
Is; total AZ, in l22 days. Many farmers
living on the bottoms along the streams,
have had their crops and fencing swept
off. a great amount of damage mas
been done 20 the farming community,
The Marion county Early Settlers As
ISOLATION, convene at this place, August
oath. II this lily gotten up manuscript
finds II place in your columns will try
and give your readers an idea of what an
ASSOCIATION of that kind is, &c.
A WEST NIRGINIAN.
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FROM BRANTOS.
incc~snnt Ratns-Damagc by Flood
Miscellaneous Items.
TwIsTvILLE, August :, lS1a.

IwISTNILLE, August /, lS,n.
Editors of the Register:
will give You brief statement Of
matters and things in this section OF the
county. We have had Almost incc>>ant
rain, here since the ith of July, it having
r,unrl every day but one or two days at
most. The water, have been higher than
ever before known with probably one or
two exceptions The Elk began rising
on Monday, the "a of this month, and
hy dusk of the same evening the valley
of said stream Was one sea Of water and
ovcrflowcd from hill to hill, creating con-
siderable loss to the citizens living I'M
mcdia,elv on the river, and heavy dam
gcs to the county in the way Of bridges.
Houses were swept away in the mad fury
of the stream Some hatboats and many
gunucls were lost. Suwlogs passed down
by the thousands and all our fencing was
principally swept away. The Iron and
Coa} Company, situated ut the mouth OF
Strange creek, in this county, sustained
some loss.
\ man was found floating in the
river near the mouth of Strange
creek. lie llEtu hDpuJ SINlttIl HlIIcS
above where he was found, but had been
missing six days. 1t is generally sup
posed that the man died in n lit near the
stream, and when the river rose, was
floatcd out and carried down by the
current.
The wheat crop Is very short, it being
almost an entire failure. What we have
has grown in the shock -mnking 1t almost
unfit for use. The corn crop looks very
promising and will be larger, ! think,
than for many years. The grass is very
heavy. but owing to the wet weather we
have not yet got 1t cut.
On Of our most worthy citizens, b. G.
Picr.on, was bitten on the hand by II
large copper snake on Tuesday the Sd
inst. while shipping some lumber to
market, which caused him intense pain
for some time, but be Is now improving.
Pohtic, run low in This county at the
present time, but we say hurrah for
Billy Allen. of ohio, ard wish him sue
CO.'S. We have some three or four can
dida,cs in the field for County SuperIn-
toudcpt of Free Schools for this county,
all worthy gentlemen, either Of whom |
presume would I'LL said office with trust
\ SUBSCRIBER.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space.
One time............S 10 one MONTHS b w
Two times. y Three months. II %
One week..........2 50 one year. ........ p w
One square changeable once u week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements 10 occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 80 per
cent additional.
Local Notices ID cents per line-bm no
local notice ICiH be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be conhneu 10
their legitimate business, and all adNcr-
tiSrmeutS not connected with II Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't NJ. +. II. A, Alexandria, Va.

For full particulars &c, send for circu-
'"'' MAj6R J. c. ALDFRSON, Agent.
ia Wheeling, W. Va.
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Plated Ware, Rubber Chains, Necklaces
t'rosSrs and iockcts, all Of which Will bc
sold nj low prices. WM. y. TURN YER,
iyM l22B Market street
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FROM JACKSON.
More About the FloOds-A Gloomy
Account.

JACKSON 4. H., W. \, aug o. 'o'
Editors of the Register.
On last Monday, the I'd inst, this Sec
ton was visited with one OF the most
destructive hods ever known. All the
streams were one maddening, seathlng,
surging torrent from hill to HILL carry
ing away in its mad and turbid waters,
bridges, lumber, sawiOgs fences, wheat
in shock and stack, growing corn, pota
toes and vegetables of every kind, were
either swept away or destroyed: But
little of the out and grass crop had been
harvested but all that WAS on low ground
was swept over by the Hood and ruined.
The damage done is beyond computa-
ton. Owing to the long and prot""ctcd
wet weather but little OF the wheat was
stacked, and that outstanding in the
shock has sprouted and grown until 1t Is
almost worthless. Owing to the excess
i've wet weather corn will not yield as
WAS hoped or anticipated. The potatoes
are said to be rotting in the hills. The
farmers are very much discouraged and
dlshcurtcncd. JACKSON.
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A WEST yIRGINI,N MISSOURI.
pnlmyrn-W Worthless Population -
Hard Times.
PALMYRA, Mo-, August ..

Editors OF the Register.
As the columns OF your excellent paper
are open tor communications from all
parts OF the c4untry, | will give You
few items and observations from this
quarter. a. noted by citizen OF West
VIRGINIA, and reader Of the REGISTER
| am resident Of Marion county, West
Virginia. and lett there the last of May
On nurpoSc of visiting friends in this and
,fhrr Western States. To say that this
/. ., beautiful country, would only be re.
heating what has often been said; and to
attempt to describe it would be useless,
as | presume many Of your readers are
familiar with lis advantages a an aSrl-
cultural section.
PALMYRA the county seat of Marion
,.rr.v i situated in the northeastern
n,-t ~ Missouri. on the Hannibal N 81.
Ine Rlihoad, and has, according to the
last census, population OF about f'ooo
souls. many of whom are OF African oe-
scent. At best one-tourth OF the inhao'-
tsnts are negroes, and are sporting IN IN
Jolencc and crimc-too lazy TO work
and to yet their bread many OF them re-
sort to stealing. Already the Circuit
Court. winch has been in session
here for the last two weeks
has sentenced some of them 10 the pen
itentiary, where many more Of them
should be. 1t would seem that the race
i doomed. Freedom to them, Is con-
strued to be id.encsS and crime. Ana
vet according to the party now in power,
facy are the chosen seed, and object to
lis care-tit subjects to represent Us III
our legislative halls. | am sure II my
old native county OF Marion, should be
Visited bv such an out-pouring OF All
rican blood" they would regard Ii a' "
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Montpelier Female Humane
Association.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, Sept. 80, 1875.
LIST OF GIFTS.
=, LIS Cash Gifts. amounting to $1,000
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 10000.

The Montpelier Female Humane AN>o,
citation. chartered by the Legislature OF
Virginia, and the Circuit Court OF Orange
county, proposes by "a series of Grand Gift
Concerts, to establish and endow Home
Tor the old, Intirm, and Destitute Ladies
of Virginia. at Montpelier,the former res
ii,nre of President James Madison. The
Association i under the control Of eight
Trustees, six of whom are elected bientaI-
" by the Stockholders. and two appoint
ed bv the Governor of Virginia.
RrmittenceS for tickets may be made ny
EXPRESS pre- paid, pOStnttice money order
ON Washington. b. c.. or by registered
letter addressed 10
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
n, Al.N-uilN r.lL N
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Bank Of the Ohio Valley,
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared to
transact the business of banking in all It's
details.
1t succeeds the First National Bank of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same MANAGE
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests Gifts
correspondents and depOsitorS, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, IL hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check ut
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
join X. BoTSFoRD, WM. B. SIMPSON.
JACOB ;. RHODES, WM. \. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, john l.. HOBBS,
GEO. w. FRASZHEIM, joins T.. WILSON,
HESuE NJ ~ ulNDl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.
Have now in store and for sale:

Have now in store and for sale:
200 Halt Bhls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
80 No. 3 MackcreI..
2y " No. . Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackerel, , and In quarter
barrels and kits.
p TicrceS choice Carolina Rice.
10 BblS choice y. o. MolaSScS.
50 Hhds choice y. y. Sugar
80 BblS SyrupS.
2OO Bbls Standards \. y, Extra {. Granu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
&C Sugars.
800 RblS Flour, embracing White Rose
Keystone, Idlewise, Howard and othc
standard brands.
loo Bags prime To choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime 10 choice &. =
Teas.
~ CaddieS prime TO Choice &. +. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces Hulhruok'S j. Il
Millincr'S, PAGES ana other good and r..
liable brands, among the best I'm the cuun-
try. our stool. j. tuli and complete, ANA
will bee offered to the trade AT the lowest
market price. We invite clos" buyers To
all and examine our stock before purch
cSing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL & EIIlN Gil \
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL. S250.OOO.
SURPLUS, 100000.

JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
VI. A, CHANDLER, Cashier.
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NOTICE.

TIIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
| Wheeling, located at Wheeling, IN tn"
State of West Virginia, is closing up Us
affairs. All note holders and other crcdi-
tors of said association are, therefore, here
by notified to present the notes and other
claims against the association for pay
mcnt. VI. \. CHANDLER, Cashier.
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