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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-19

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
i PERSONAL PROPERTY by virtue OF deed
OF trust executed 10 me by Isaac n. Cole, bearing
data 25ih Psbrugry 1888, and duly recorded In the
SiSrk's ofics Of the Halifax County court, being
thereto requested shall expose for sale al public
snc,ion on the I!h day Of June, 1887, in the town
~ Msadsyille, Halifax county Va, alta o'clock NJ
the following real and personal propsrty-vz, A
certain Lot in tho town OF Aeadsville containing
TWO ACRES, with a handsome DWELLING and
other necessary buildings thereon also, the
usual HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Including one excellent PlAN0-F0RTE.
TEAMS Made known on day OF sale.
THOMAS HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sale will be made for the payment OF
a debt due by negotiable note for $1,000, which
noIs is sub sct 10 n reduction OF T2oe. the amount
due being $500 with interest from 2sh April. 1850.
The real estate will be sold subject 10 the dover
right OF Mrs. Isa2c n. Cole.
je 10 T. HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY the
18th instant THATCHER
10 ll-swtjs Trustee.
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by Paine & Co. Auctioneers,

No. 1905 Main street, opposite IT, post ofice.
T ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.-On
IL WEDNESDAY. June 10Th, commencing a. 10
o'clock, we will sell by catalogue, at our new
store No ZOOS Main street, opposite the post oIise
a large and attractive assortment OF FhESH and
SEASoNkBLB GOODS, now receiving, consisting
Of DRY GOODS, in great variety
BOOTS. SHOES, and
BALMOR AIS for men, women, and children;
READY. MADE CLOTiIING-a large and de-
sirable lot:
HATS and CAPS, &c &c
comprising one Of the Iargcs and mort desirable
stocks Of goods we have ever offered all of which
will be sold without reserve, and in lots to suit
purchasers.
TERMS: Under 500, cash: over that amount
siyty DAVIS credit for approved embossed notes.
ieA PAINE s. CO.. buctOneers.
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FUTURE DAY.
ByI. N. Cooke,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Seventh street between Brosd and Marshall.
HOUSEHOLD + u RN ITUR f., &C.,
III AT AUCTION. will soil at my store on
variety Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE consisting Of
Mahogany and other Wardrobes,
Bureaus, Washstands,
Walnut Rockers and other Chairs,
Cottage and other Bedsteads,
one hand come Chambsr suit,
Fine Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Excellent Feather Beds and Bed Furniture,
Cooking Stoves, &c.
large lot Of Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
Dry Goods, Shoes,
Consigaments solicited, and received up to hour
of sale !. n. COOKE,
Eje 1877 hucuoneeI
TIGH CONSTABLES SALE.-Will
III. be sold on FRIDAY, June 2lst, 1857 az 10
O. clock A. NJ, IN front of the High Cons,sble's
Office the following property, to wit:
OFFICE CHAIRS,
SHOWCASES,
Large lot LAMPS and FIXTURES,
CHANDELIERS,
Lot Lot Of II SEWING MACHINE TOPS,
Lot GROCERIES,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Lot BALE COTTON,
p J1I9I ,ppows
one barrel CALCIN z PLASTER, &c, &c,
to satisfy distress warrants and attach me nts In my
hands. n. h. CRUMP,
10 l9-3t II. &. q. X.
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national EXCHANGE BANK,
Richmond, 18th June, 1867

Messrs. Cowardin & Ellyson have this day
deposited III my hands thrty-two hundred
dollars for the purposes above mentioned.
=. b. SMITH, Cashier.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam 4 Co,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants, and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is westPearl street.

L1OR SALE AT AUCTION, A VERY
L VALUABLE SIXTY HORSE POWER EN-
CINE, Sc In pursuance Of an order issued by E..
K. Chambers, Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the
county Of Chesterfield, on the 18th day OF Aprtl
1857 in suit pending on the chancery side Of said
Court, wherein Mary b. Clopton, a miBistrarix
aud Charles Nc allan are plaintiffs, and John +.
NSstrom, surviving partner OF Nystrom Clopton,
is defendant, by which was appointed receiver
Of the property of said partnership with powers
to sell the same, shall proceed 70 sell at pubic
auction, at !? o'clock NJ, on SATURDAY, 2?d OF
June ls67. at the Gun life Coal Mines, If fair; "
not, the next fair day thereafter. one very yalua-
BILE SIXTY HORSE POWER STEAM Engine,
with three BOILERS and two WATER PUMPS, al
in complete order, and all the IEnS ard BRlCk
WORK about the engine; one TURNING LATHE.
one HYDRAULIC RAM, a large amount OF IRON
PIPE, OLD IRON. and other articles. All di'pu-
ted points about the title to said engine having
been settled the sale will take place without re.
serve. Possession will be giTen Immediately.
TERMS One-third cash balance approved ne
gotabs nots., with interest at and IL months Tor
all sums over 1900. Terms for smaller sums made
known at sale
THOMAS G. JACKSON, Receiver.
Sale conducted by PILKlEToS, PrLLIAM u Co.
II
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No CurvERT BUILDERS AND

mo CULVERT BUILDERS AND
CARPENTERs.-sealsdp proposals VIII . gs 10.
csivsd A. This office until IL O'Clock :, on sAIGh-
NV TIE 22d instant, for building the following
Culyerts for the city, viz: .csve,d Third
Brick Culvert commencing at Gave a. u h III,
s,rnsts rnnnipg thence up Cave 10 SECOND euee''
thence down Second street to Leigh strse'. ., CLAW
Brick Culveh on Sixth street hof'h " '-a'
street. ,., ,aa, north Of CLAW
30, n .Jisv between Broad and Grace stfSels.
Briek Culyert on Fourth street, noith 0i pa''i
''} Brick Culvsrt on First street, south OF grace
street. ~, o,so ha rscaiy ed al the same
.se avda Mace for building Stable on the CITY
lot at Clark's spring. -, Tho xork can be seen
Plans and specifications OF ths Iofa Of Streets re
at Is the rsht to reject any all Of the bids
By order OF mo w. GILL,
rally: City Engineer.
je ltd -
kI'aDAhAoN' TURNER'S,
II IA rta anil
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BY G. w. Willis, Auctioneer,
No. l4i5 Main street.

ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE,
4 &C,-Will be sold at auction at my store
No. l4i5 Main street This MoRNlN9 at = 10
o'clock, desirable lot HOUSEHOLD and hliCh-
EN- FURNITtHE from fam ly leaving the city.
ALSO,
lnne COOKING STOVE,
INTERPRETATIONS and TIN SAFE,
lSHUW CASE,
and sundTy other articles. 49, ,,,
IL 10 Auctioneer
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GREAT REL OICiN q IN,ssy
~ RICHMOND. 1T Is notorious fact HHA
that A. GUNST 4 CO., No. S05 Broad ~
are selling the CHEAPEST and BEST BOOTS and
SHOES OF every description In the city. Wssie
daily receiving new aecess!ons To our A.EeAiy
large and we'll selected stock OF boots Shoes has,
and trunks. Of the latest ttyles and n best MAKE
at prices that canno fail TO suit al tha are VA ant
then cali and examine our stock: Ladies' Caters
aud Morocco Shoes, Of all kinds, az from 10 TO
IS; Baby Shoes, $50. and upwards nee Morocco
and Caters, from "a % :3.S; splendid Mems
Boots from 81 50 70 So and aaUy other articles ~
proportion, TOO numerous ~ mention
Conn,ry merchants will mud II to their advantage
A. GUSsr 4 CO.,
mvK No. so5 Broad street.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, IN
HEsTERFlBLD COUNTY .-In pursuance Of
a decree OF the County Court Of ChesIerhe!d couH-
~ made on the l0th day OF June, 1867, in the suit
OF 4 rcher Dyer and James A. Clarke against viii
liam FurCron and others, ! shall offer for sale at
public auction, upon the premises, on SATORDAY
the 2gth day OF juno, 1867, at II NJ. ONB HUNDRED
AND NINETY 81 AN ID OEE-FUURfH ACRLS y
LAND, in Chesterfield county. being the same land
whereof James Furcron died seized and possessed.
The said land is composed Of two ADJOINING tracts
one Of one hundred and eleven and one-IonIth
acres, the other OF eighty i've acres Ia ten miles
from the city of Richmond, one and half miles
from the Falling Creek turnpike, three miles from
the Midlothian Pits, aud two miles from the kich-
mond and panyillG railroad. a large portion OF
the land is heavily tmbered, and Of easy access 10
market.
There Is a comfortable DWELLING and the
usual out buildings upon the promises. IhA ieet
simple OF the said land will be sold subject 10 the
widow dover OF thirty. thres acres. .
Terms One fourth cash balance In tonr, elSht,
and twelve months. Bonds or neSpuaole notes
will be required Of the purchaser, and title re-
tanned until payment OF the last iEstaIment
- JAMES A. CLARKE,
g. "a a,awtds Commi sstoner.
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DEAL, ESTATE FOR SALE PRl-
IL vATELY Those two BEAUTIFUL B,lhr;
ING LOTS at the southeast corner Of Third ana
Byrd streets fronting 30 feet each on Third srGei,
aud running back 10 feet 10 an alley, are offered
for sale privately Term, .cCnnuno tL!LE bp,y
at'ho DiSp0irt Office orto GRUBbS X NILLlAhN.
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CoLLECToR's OFFICE CITY H1LL,l
RICHMOND, June !, 1867.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN OR
i DINANCB of the city of Richmond VII! at
tend at my Office from o. clock A. NJ 20 CLOCK
p n daily, from the 18th 10 the aist OF June; IN
elusive to receive OF the tax payers one nan or
the whole Of their CITY TAAES, GeductlnB
theretTOm ten per centum. -
lie l-tiyl JULIUS =. HoBs0y, Collector.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, Cog
RICHMOND, June q, 1851.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ consignees and owners Of hay and similar ar
cles shipped over this road tina: the same Will Do
unloaded on its arrival in Richmond anu - tae
company has no room for storage, the same Will De
exposed TO the weather, or stored with other par
ties at the risk and expense OF the owner
II. D. WHiICOMB,
ie7-lm General Superintendent.
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TOHN DOOLEY, HAT MANUFAC-

Sauare, Main street, RiehmQnd, Va, 10 now ~
In receipt Of all the staple and fancy stylssS~
OF HATS and CAPS for the spring trade; Inc Hei-
viii and In this stock the very best assortment OF
goods In the Hat line. Their trade Is rssgseLpIy
Collected. His experience OF upwards OF thluy
vsars in the trade In Richmond justices him IN
saying that he Knows wh.. Kind Of goods yin sui
mongstths latest sty les received are tho " B0u-
lsysIdsT "CordoysL" BLACK CIVel," new
styIs "Eayatogs," &s., H. mil
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MeetillIS.

MASONIC NOTlCE.-The mem. &
IL Ancient Free, and Acc epted Masons, are/V\
REQ uested to convene al the Masonic Hall on
Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets, tn RS.
DAY AFTERNOON, at . O'Clock, TO attend the
funeral Of our late brother Hon. william Ii Ly-
one All Of the members of our sister Lodges Nos
TO- a. 10 3d. 81, SO, and 100, kindly and frater-
nally invited TO unite with us.
BY order of the Wor-hipful Master,
10 last s. Il. JACOBS, Secretary.
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lust RECEIVED AT 1920 Main rsSy
- street. another lot OF those hiNBHS yE1
NAILED BROGANS; also, CANNaSSy w
BALMORALS, for base bal players. for
sale at very low prices. All ara Invited % call be.
fore buying elsewhere. Ii. NJ. CASTOR,
lao Nam street.
r WIyFREg, salesman. myr
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, dc.

QUESTIONS OF IMPORTANCE
~ Question. Where can you get = hrst- sYEsB
rate heeled ROsetted slipper for yec EE1
Answer.-At II. QUESTS, AZ bToalf MI
between Fourth and Fifth streets S~s-
Questlon.-W here can you get Lazy
Morocco Boot for tOc. . ,
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. ,c,
Que-tion.-Whero can you get Ai'S'' u""'
HeeIcd Boot for SIC. , ,-,,,
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. c,.,,,
Observation-Disclosures can you get Childs Lea
Their and Morocco Boot for toc. -
Answer-,t ". GuEsT'S, az Broad between
Fourth and Fifth streets. v,,,y ,r
Question Where can you set Mems Boots Tor
80 and Shoes for ~ So .
hnswer.-At NJ. GUNST's. AZ Broad between
Enmrfn and EifIh stratts. ~ ~
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Public Notices.

u EGISTRATION or VOTERS IN
IL THE FIRST WARD.-The Roari of Reg
traton for the First Msgisterisli District OF Kich-
mond city, known as Jefferson Ward, viii be In
WEDNESDAY, Jgly 3, 1857, inc usive, at NARkET
HALL. on Main street.
-Four, Of session each day from o'clock A. NJ.
until o clock L. II. THOMAS h. EOSEi
Captain Eleventh United States infantry.
p PT " o g. M TbAETs Registers.
10 l5-6t
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WOUND, q SUM OF MONEY, which
n the owner can get by paying Tor thi?
advertisement, aud describing the money, and
when and where lost. - o,,,,,,,
Id Twentieth street, between Grace and Franklin.
ia
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cPRING AND SU NJ NJ sS1
- GOODS-My stock OF BOOTS, SHOES, TGN
&c. for spring and summer wear, il now ~
complete have full line OF all the bgst -
and most fashionable styles Tor Ldd!ss' oeH''
Misses, and Children.
81 in want OF Goods in my lin" VIII ma ~ my
establishment rs good an assortment as Al any
other house in the city. Ny stock OF
TkUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS, ,,spo
LADIES SATCHELs, and EALlsEs,
Is full and complete. u,
Purchaser, ara respectfully invited TO call ut the
corner of Enth and Main strect,. .
jell JohH . fA'h, in.
IF YOU WANT A VERY CHEAP
i LADIES' CONGRESS CATER 20 to bbHAi
GUNST'S, 1927 Main street. my
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AUCTION &Ies.

FUTURE DAY.
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AUCTION Sales.
~" - - = :
THIS DAY.

sr--s-s~--s
BY Regnault & Co., AuctioneeS,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
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TIFIY DOLLARS REWAkD: 80"
Store, Rockingham county, on Wednesday night
the 18th o Of June two H6RsEs-one an iron gray
sin wears old, and branded on the left shoulder
with ths letters ar, r. PAGES and rides very
we'll. No other marks recollected The other Is a
darker iron gray colt three years old, hardly bril-
die wise with light spot nearly under the belly,
above reward for both SIS for either, or for in
form alton so that ] can get one or both: Address
me ut " Roadside, Rockingham county, NipslniPa'
isls--3t y. u Dean
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1t will be seen that the funeral of Judge
LYONS will take place tomorrow alter
noon.
A meeting of the Bar is called for to-
day at o'clock, at the Hastings court
room, to pay the proper tribute OF respect
to the memory of Judge LYONS.
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nc GREAT SACRIFICE INDRY GOODS.

FOURTH SUPPLY THIS SEASON.
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Notice.. Game to my house at the
Richmond and Danville railroad, Il small PIG,
about four months old. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges, ana
t. Ike il away. 10 lO--t plLiSEE SAY bh1.
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Toilet articles.
Lost. Str0yed, and Found.

c.1O REWARD.-LoSt on Sunday,
SEU Jnne 10Th. on Monroe street between Broad
and Franklin, a DOUBLE CASE GOLD WATCH,
with short fob chat attached. For the return OF
which will pay the above reward, II LETT At ms
office, or at the wood yard of W. J. DCDoWELL,
next 10 the corner First and Broad. je ls-St*
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-13
AN EDITORIAL INJUNCTION
SERVED.

RoHn.-Well the Governor has call
ed an extra session. / must set down
and write another editorial crusher on
the Legislature. What had we better
call them to-day, Jo.2
Jo.-I don't care a d-n what you
call them. But look here now, no more
articles on striking out the word
"white." If they put the word "white"
in the new revenue law, you let it
alone.
Rolla.-This prejudice against race
must be broken down. Whenever it
crops up, it must be crushed. The peo-
pie Of this State have got to come to it.
Nothing but prejudice keeps the negro
out of the jury-box and away from the
ballot-box.
Jo.-Now, Rollin, look here-once
for all no more motions from this con
Germ to strike but the word "white."
II You are 3 mulat, as some say, and are
bound to move to strike out the word
"white," every other day, you send
your striking-out articles to the Elevator.
I'll be DID if I'm going to have any
more such pieces in my paper. Abuse
the Legislature call 'em "thieves" as
much as you please. But I know the
white folks Of this county are getting
awful sick Of your wh~ite-outers. I'm
sick of them, too. They don't pay rent.
And you'll have to swear it all
back at the next election - what
you have said same as we did after we
started in for greenbacks and negro
%juries.
RoHn.-Well, I'll write d ripper on
the Legislature.
Jo.-Go ahead: wash all your dirt of
on the members Of the Legislature.
On 'em, they wouldn't pass our print
ing bill. Give 'em hi. Throw your
past history into your adjectives. And
say that our paper and that old -,
Blasdel, saved the State! Say that.
But, look here: no more striking out the
word "white," from this concern.
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Notice.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT
u Of the Legislature OF the State Of Nevada,
entitled A Act to provide for the payment Of
the outstanding warrants Of Storey County"
approved February 18th, 1855, sealed proposals.
will DO received BY the undersigned. ct the Coun.
~ Treasuror's ONCE. until SATURDAY, the
Goth day Of March, 1867. for the redemption and
surrender Of outstanding warrants ofthe County
Of Storey. The bids must DO accompanied BY
the warrants. Upon ~ Saturday. March 3oth,
1867, the Board Of County CommlMoneri, the
County Auditor and County Treasurer will open
said sealed proposals, In the Office Of the latter,
aud the bids will be accepted In accordance with
the terms Of tbs aforesaid Act, and an Act amend.
atory thereof. entitled "An Act TO amend an Act
entitled, An Act to provide for the payment Of
outstanding warrants Of Storey County" ap.
proved March Sd, 1855. Attention II called TO
Section Q Of the Act 40 amended. which reads a.
follows: Section 6 Of the Act Of which this 10
amendstory, 10 hereby amended 30 ~ TO road ~
follows: Section o. AL outstanding warrants Of
said County arc hereby divided into two classes
all warrants issJad prior TO the 18th Of July. A.
D. 1854. shall bSdecmed the HnL class. and all 10.
sued subsequent to that date shall DO deemed
the second class. In the consideration Of any
bid or bids made In pursuance Of tho provisions
Of this Act. the County Commissioners shall give
a preference to bids on irst class warrants over
and above the lowest bids on second class war
rants Of 50 cents on the dollar, taking the prin.
cipal and interest Of the second class warrant or
warrants named In such lowest bid ~ q basis
upon which TO compute the 80 per centum.
n. L. DEXTER.
mrl3.td Treasurer Storey County.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
DAILY ~ n. H. TLAso, BANKER.
SAN Francisco, March l3-l P. n.

TRUE Notwithstanding says there
is no little circumstance quite so annoy
ing as to knock at q neighbor's door,
and, upon its being opened BY some
blooming lass with rosy cheeks and eyes
that act upon ones heart like a volley
of shot among a flock of wild ducks, to
have a malicious and spiteful little dog
rush out of the hall swapping at your
shins and yelping at every word you at
tempt to utter, like n of Millions in.
ferual imps sitting before the gates Of
Tophet. You are disconnected at the
unexpected appearance of the smiling
beauty, and you stand noddiug to the
lady and lodging the dog, vainly en-.
%deavoring to make known your errand,
among poorly concealed curses at the
yelping cur. You smother an involun-
tary @ the dog" with IA damp day,
madam" and have a pleasing conscious
ness of appearing like a consummate
fool generally.
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By the Atlantic Cable
All Quiet in Ireland Fears Entertained Of
Another, Qutbrsak5Pe1ian Prisoners to

All Quiet in Ireland-Fcars Entertained Of
Another. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prisoners 70
DO Tried BY q Special Commission.
LONDON, March ll-Evening.-Ireland
is quiet. The Government, however, Is
organizing its forces into six flying col
umns for the pursuit of the scattered
bands of Fenians and active service, in
case that necessity should arise.
The band Of Fenians which recently
encamped on Galfee Mountains has van
ished, leaving no trace of their where
abouts.
Government has offered a reward for
the apprehension of Dunno, the Fenian
leader. ID 4. a.
Sir Hugh Walpole, Secretary Of State
for the Home Department, announced
in the House Of Commons this evening
that the news from Ireland was good.
Walpole stated that Government would
not proclaim martial law in Ireland,
but will try the Fenians by a Special
Commission.
DUBLIN, March l2.-The Fenian bands
are all dispersed and the entire country
is tranquil. The authorities have good
reason to fear another rising, and have
taken measures to Illustrate it..
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VERY LrKrLY.-we have heard it sug.

VERY LIKrLY.-We have heard it sug.
gested that the reason why the Enter.
prise exhibits such indifference to the
mine-taI session Of His In~telligency, is
because it is believed that the effect Of
a heavy bullion tax will be ultimately
to bring Chinese labor into general EN-.
ploy in our mines The immediate ef-
fects of the tax, if enforced, in throw
ing white laborers out of employment
or reducing their wages are elsewhere
set forth; but it is thought and undoubt-
edly hoped by some unprecedented
persons, that less work would first re-
suit, and then a gradual supplying OF
Cinnamon in the vacant places.
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THl ETHIOPIAN 0RaAS.-The Enter
PRISE OF this morning suggests and virtu-
ally advises that Storey county mines
be taxed, at the very least calculation,
on their figures, a hundred thousand
dollars, more than now, for Bias. ben.
eft. Such is the point of its compromis-
ing talk. Did the particular caleu-
lating muiat-of the lovelie twins
knot what he was talking abouta Til.
tunss that are squealsd out from the
negroes and Chinsmeu's- organ, are
not infrequsntly to be Excused" on
the same ground that you pardon the
,~creeehing and lascivious gestures of an
idiot. Sweet paper, for advocating this
peoples rights and interests -l
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WHY THEN CALL Ir2-It is said by
some very diSinterested parties, assuming
to have . residence but known to have
no property interests in this county: il
the proposed mine-tax law can't be en-
forced, why object to its passage. If it
can't be enforced, we reply, why incur
the expense Of an extra session for the
passage of such q law? But once passed,
it would be enforced, if the present
State Supreme Court al secure its full
operation, by their prompt and unquali-
ned Endorsement. Look the matter
square in the face.
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TIE Enterprise Of this morning says
that the members of the Legislature
have "sworn themselves to be the enc
mics of the people" If the aforesaid
members had, at the early part Of their
session, '.sworn themselves to be in
favor Of the bill the Enterprise folks tried
to have passed, giving them a fat print
ing job, there never, no never, would
have been such q nice lot Of fellows.
There's where the shoe pinches. The
Enterprise will slobber or Islander accord
ing to "fsvors received"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-13

The Governor, in his Proclamation,
is forced to admit that the Revenue laws
IN operation last year still exist"
So the State tax is now fixed for 1858
at $l.25, including special Territorial
debt tax; and there can be no sort Of
question that bullion tax, or levy on
entire gross proceeds Of the mines is in
tended. No necessity for such a tax,
as can and will be abundantly shown.