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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04
THE CENsUs.-The Assistant Marshals Gu

THE CENSUS.-The Assistant Marsnals al
gagged in taking the census experience consd
cradle difficulty in getting anything like cor
rect answers to the questions which they ar
compelled by law to PROFOUND to persons Will
in the discharge of their official duties. 1t i
very important, and to the interests of our PEG
pie, that the census returns of Idaho should b,
full, accurate and complete. We do not know
the exact nature of all the questions which ar,
required to be answered, and while some o
them are probably of an inquisitorial charac
ter, yet no one is required by the law to verif,
by affidavit the answers which he may make
TO the interrogatories propounded The re-
turns of the Assistant Marshals would there.
fore not be received as evidence in any court
aud if we are correctly informed, tho aggre,
gate of statistics only is published, ard not in,
dividual returns. 1t is desirable that Idaho
should make good exhibit, SO that her re-
sources may become known to the people OF
the whole country through the medium OF Off
cial returns. II would have tendency 10 dis
Eastern States that Idaho is nothing but u
"howling wilderness" and assure them that
our fair young Territory is an empire OF itself,
whose unlimited agricultural and mineral re-
sources offer superior inducements to the emi.
grant in search of new fields of employment
aud labor. AS matter Of self interest, then,
we say that instead of throwing obstacles in
the way of the Census Marshals we should
render them every assistance in the way of
statistical information tending 10 give true
aud correct account of the resources OF our
Territory. Besides this, persons are doubtless
aware Of the fact-li not, they may learn il 10
their sorrow,-that the law provides penalty
for persons refusing TO answer the questions
propounded to them by the officers engaged in
taking the census. Under the law of 1850 the
penalty was thirty dollars for such refusal. aud
We are not aware Of its having been changed
II the interests of the Territory do not
prompt persons TO furnish the officers with cor
rect returns, the enforcement OF the penalty
will have to be resorted TO with refractory tn
dividuals, in order to carry out the objects OF
the law. We see no good reason why anyone
should refuse to answer the questions required
BY law, or to Justify any one in giving eyasive
answers. The census is only taken once in cv.
cry ten years, and every consideration should
lead persons to make true and correct answers
10 the census officers when in the discharge Of
their official duties
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

A CHANGE.-The Boise Meas, as q semi.
weekly. was discontinued with the issue of Ju.
~ 9th, and Mr.. McGonigle gives notice that
on next Saturday the Ueekly Nc,rs will make
its appearance. The paper will be the size of
the Sacramento Daily Union During the
session Of tho, Legislature next winter Mr..
McGonigle proposes to issue tho semi.weeky
Also A sensible change, Mac, and We wish
you much luck.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

An EDITOR MARgiEp-Mr H. " Mcguire.
the talented editor of the Montana Pick and
PloR. was married at Bozemau City. July S,h,
to Miss Leila 4. Gray, formerly Of Erie couu.
ty, Pennsylvania. So it appears that Mac.
after all bis wanderings, has plercd into the
affections Of one of Ewes fair daughters aud
picked him out companion for life. This is
the most sensible act he has been guilty of for
some time, aud We wish the happy couple
much Joy
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04
D1scHARGING WHITE I.Do.'

In Oregon, short time beto.a ,
In june last, the Democratic paDs,s :, slc'tp
upon Mr.. Ben. Holiday, who own. fssat
the railroads in that State, that h. = asaty al
employ Cinnamon upon his rajlr0,a Ienasdh
day. who had bought Senator willss hoh
and a SOUL and through him the Radical =. aoiI
Oregon, was exceedingly anxious T. pl'ga
success of the Radical party at tbs I !. D.
ton so that his tool Williams couId !. :" eAe
ed to the Senate, where he has bes. '''iisa
fui in forwarding gen's railroad Land ,'fy@
subsidy schemes. S'aoeg
Knowing that the employment of ~.
weuld initiate against his chance. !, eAlass
ana the campaign getting pretty hot, N. y
laday, on election day, caused to be :, ~ do
over the city of Portland, an explicit I 1.',
the shape of huge posters readina !. s sn
labor Laooring Men Read The charge that su'S';
hood. None but White Men will h. Base Fak
Cinnamon VIII be employed, either ~ iaploya n Fl
OF any contractor. or Sub-Contracsos-a 7 GOapGg
Men! stand by me and I Will stand ~ ". lAbta,
Besides these posters he published 49,.
q similar nature in the different Radic, a,,,'
throughout the State. We all know Il. r .a
OF the election, the Democracy mak.n
sweep and securing a handsome wo,b; @
jority in both branches of the Lesi,l,,,,'' 40
Now LET us see how this railroad 4E.n..
keeps his pledges, and see whether =, !,
nnce can be placed on the pledges Of a Min. '
aire or n Radical. We learn from tbsn
Herald, and the Radical papers in The Stu
not deny the facts, that every man en,l.J
on the railroads who, following the di,s,ts
his own conscience. dared to vote tba n.
cratic ticket, has been discharged and ,,aa
OF Cinnamon are being employed in Dlys
white men Not more than ten dsys ,mH
laday employed one hundred and eigbt rf,
men aud SET them at work on biz rsirn,J ~,
Salem. The election is over; Williams i,
dead duck" and what cares Hol,a,,
the laboring white men OF Oregon! Weka
no doubt but that as soon as be can iuutS.
requisite number of coolies be will diseb,r
nearly if not all the white men 10 bis enbr
The Oregon Herald ventilated this actin
Mr.. Holiday and republished bis electisap t
.r or proclamation, in return for uitik
his patronage from that psera
discontinued his advertisements, beth d5
aud steamship line. This WIS h
Dnly way in which be could rent Bis spIeta o.
IN paper which had warned the pcgedi
curse which he would pursue ia euEgg
chinese in lieu of white men, but IS The h
I'D is established on a sound fnancl 81
I'D has the State printing, bis puRg efass'
rush that Journal will rebound TO bis H
isadsantage.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

KICKED oUT.-lt appears that, prior t.
the removal Of Mr.. Motley as Minister to Eng
land, he had been requested by President
Grant to resign, but Motley " couldn't see it
in that light; and like Stanton he proposed to
stick" The Senate, however. in spite oil
Sumner, promptly confirmed the nomination oil
ex-senator Frelinghuyseu; aud so Mr.. Motley
will have IN opportunity to vacate position
to which he never should have been appointed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

WAR IN CHrNA.-The British gun.boats
.Opossum and Dwarf have gone to Tientsin to
enforce demand for satisfaction from the Chi.
nese Government for the late outrages commit
ted on foreigners. The French will also send
a Naval and Military force to cooperate with
the English.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

A PRIZE Fionr.-The prize fight between
Andrew Steele and John Rogers came of near
Grass Valley, California, July 25th. Twelve
rounds were fought in twelve minutes. and ter.
minated In favor Of Rogers. Steele fainted
aud failed to come to time when the thirteenth
round was called. II was about the quickest
light on record. The stakes were 5000 4 aide.
the ring money being equally divided.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

DIsMissED.--Lieut. Col James Tottcn, U. s.
A. Inspector General, was tried before q court.
martial ut Louisville for dsobedicnce oi orders,
neglect Of duty, &c, ana has been found guilty
and Sentenced 20 be dismissed from the service.
The President has approved Of tho eentence.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

IRISH SYMpATHY.-The sympathy of Ire.
land is almost unanimously with France.
Large meetings have been held at Dublin,
Cork, and at all the principal towns ID ireland,
at which strong resolutions in favor of France
have been adopted.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

TkRRInLg FIRE. On the night Of the Goth
RI July terrible fire took place in Philadel-
phia. burning the sugar refinery. Loss est.
mated at oyer half million dollars.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

ANEW TWsd.-A female gambling house
on magnificent scale has been opened at sar.
atoga, and 10 quite extensively patropized by
the wives and daughters Of wealthy men.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

sUsPEsDED.- Rocheiort's incendiary sheet,
the Aarsiiiaise, has suspended publication
.==the French having something else to think
about besides Rochefort's injuries.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

RuS OrER General Frank Sieel was run
over BY 2 carriage IN New York recent, ana
had two ribs broken.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04
DIED:

IN Pioneer City. / T.. July IL ls1a JozS LlIE
ToS. native Of Bloomle+, New 1srSS!' 81
years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05
AUCTroH SALES THIS BAY.

RICHARDSON & co. win sell at p. N. two
builafngI lots on the nor. b side Of Grace street
near to and west Of New street.
COOK & LAUGHTo will sell at 10 A. NJ, at re-
/ sidence No. 4o5 Franklin street. q large auan.
/ tity of household furniture, &c. ..as
W.. GoDDIN will sell at P. NJ. a brick dwell.
fng and vacant lots 1T the northwest corner ol
Clay and I'd streets. s
GRUBRS & WILLIAMS will sell at 2. NJ. q
little farm called West Hampton, on the West
ham road.
aRUBBJ & WILLIAMS will sell st g r. NJ
building lots on Laurel street, in Sidney.
A sale OF. damaged tobacco win take place a,
shockoe Warehouse at ~ O'Clock.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS viii sell at q P. NJ. ,sev.
eral very valuable building lots on franklin
stree, just teyond Monroe Park.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

To THE PUBLIC warn the public that aH
Collector of Taxes for the city OF Richmond, aud
that other person caa legally receips Cor them
was appointed to the office, By the City Council
under The Enabling act, to hold "untn o sacoes-
sor, under the Constitution, shall be escctsa. g,
Nonc has been elected. Charles N. iPleasaats was
a candtdatefor election, 6at on his own sssaaI to
the Hustings Court it was decided that he not
elected, Tho Judge has since ordeEcti another
election. Payment OF taxes to Mr. Pleasants
under the circumstances, will be VOID, and disre-
girGed by me. IL viii not absolse the tax-payers
The City Council knows all this. They arf,
afraid to ask The opinion of their own attorgey On
the point. They afraid 10 appeal TO tlc courts.
They know that, they have no RIGHT TO say to whom
the cisy taxes shall be paid as thetsSps are due to
the city as corporate body and not TO them, and
the lac tas de clared by the oourt) ascertains to
whom they are payable Isaey know they have
NO power Go declare or To- carry Into effect the
popular voice as declared at he late municipal
election - nothing In truth to do with It but
they do not know that the popular voice WIS what
they assume 1t to be. III gIiEr6F ! 9rqafst
Yet they have by their President as.l .tactine
Masor.n and Chief of Police. turnes me by force
out of the Collectors room andput Mr.. Plcasants
In. These officials threaten to deprive ME of the
t1A pSpS-rs SSACAE1bS tue UllCGy ana
for this hare been laid aas1er bonds to Keen TIE
peace and be of good behaptsr. The Council thus
overrides Judge Gnigon,s decision rs to who waa
elected, and carries ot ITS own Will in Opposition
to 1t by force, in obedience, rs they say "to the
| popular voice." Upon this reasoning they mas
disregard, fthey will tlls result Of the next elec-
ton and again Tnake themselves the selc.consti.
tuted interpreters Of the VIII of the people, In op.
position to the courts and the low OF the land
about which Will believe they areas thoroughly
mistaken Us ever they, were i'll their lives. J.
Standing Oh q clear, legal right, to oppose
taking the collection OF the taxes from the lawful
officer and giving them to an unlawful one, Iwash
my hands ofthe consequences Of such action.
IF the credit OF the city abroad and at home Il
impaired, the safety OF its revenues jeoparded,
1 and the hope or keeping In Conservative hands
its government is in any way iDperilled upon
Others not upon me, must these results be visited
In the. discharge of plain duty 7 have thus far
acted, not fearing, but rather desiring the deci.
sion OF the proper courts IN the premises.
l., W. &. DAVIDSON. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

tons fSBuf -s..3s!4E!a Iii .tsts tfist:E r .Eli
Board Of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, ri lii
addition, B.; still-born were reported, 1
white, 4 colored. Sex Males, 18; females,
10. Color White males, 6;swhite females,
8; colored males, 12; colored females, 10.
Condition: Single, 18; married, o; widows,
t /; unknown, 6. Nativity: United States, SO !;
Ireland, 5. Germany, /. Locality, city at
large, O: Marshall Ward, 1; Jefferson Ward,
s; Madison Ward, TO-; Monroe Ward, 4;
Clay Ward, /; rAlmshouse, s.; Howard's
Grove Hospital, /. Age: One day to thirty,
a; six months to twelve, 9; one year to
three, Z; ten years to twenty, 4; twenty
wears to thirty, 6; thirty years TO forty. !;
forty years to fifty, l.; fifty years to sixty,
s.; sixty years to seventy, 4 !; seventy years
ito eighty, 1 !: ninety years to one hundred,
i. BY whom certified: Regular practitioG-
ers, 80; coroner, 3; Board Of Health, 4.
Causes of death ConvulsIons, Aconges-
ton OF brain, L; consumption, A.. @ white,
Il colored); diarrhea, chronic. / dysentery,
acute, 8; hemorrhage from bowels, in
fiamniation of bowels,2; Inflammation OF
brain, 1: infanticide, 2: liver disease, L;
NAL I-praetice, 4; old age, s.: pncumonia, =:
par;iysis, 3; sottening Of brain, typhoid
fever. 8; typho-malariaI fever, 1 +; tabes me-
senterica, L; unknown, 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

MEETING At MIDLOTHIAN, CuEsTERFIELD
CoUNTy.-A meeting was held at Alldlo-
THAN on Saturday to appoint delegates to
the Courthouse Convention, which meets
OIL the 10th instant.
General Edward (Alleghany) johnson PIE
sided, and .W. Baker acted as secretary.
The following delegates were appointed
Messrs. johnson, Goode, Baker, Hancock,
Elicit, and Brooks
The, meeting expressed 4 preference for
William I. Cl0ptou for Commemorative s
Attorney, James NJ. Moody for Sheriff, and
Colonel w. b. Woodbridge for County
Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

RfcnaoND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
Meeting Of Stockholders.-At-,a a meeting
of the! stockholders Of the Richmond and
York River railroad on yesterday, called
by the Board of Public Works, on motion
of Colonel Buford, 8lr. Thomas W. Fanlle'
ROY was called to the chair and Mr.. w illiam
B. Isaacs appointed secretary.
A committee to examine proxies was ap-
pointed, consisting Of Colonel William w.
Gordon, and Messrs. John D. Harvey and
Samuel z. Harwood, who reported that
there were in person 217 votes by proxy,
1904 votes-total, 1,251 votes. State vote
(tWo-thirds), S34 votes. Total vote repre-
sented, 2,0S5 votes; whereupon the Chair
announced quorum present, and that the
meeting was ready for business.
Col. A. S. Buford, the President, then
read short but very lucid report of the
operations Of the road since his connection
with it, and gave o very7fattering account
of its present condition and future pros
poets.
The total earnings of the road for the
year ending Sept. 80, 1869, were 1868, ,96G 6s
Working expenses for same Pc
f1OO.. tC,oiO z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

FORREST IN R1CHAoND.--Edwin Forests
rendition of Richelieu at the Theatre last
night was masterpiece of acting. The
great tragedian has little Of his old fire and
genius. and the brilliant audience which
greeted him on his first appearance gave
frequent evidence of their appreciation OF
the performance by enthusiastic applause.
We have not time or space for q, critical no.
tice of the entertainment-indee criticism
under the circumstances would be super
tiuous. Tonight g Virginius y will be pre-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

h VIEW goP TEE Floor. -Messrs. Rees d
s,a. when the food was at IFS height on
isiafIi street, took a photog graphic view OF II,
yabick ii not only accurate and distinct, but
d splendid specimen of the perfection TO
sw fiich fliefs art has attained. Acopy OF y
lshouiIi he deposited In the State library u
WiII lie hare for future. gene erations 10 feal-
ssj5e that siseh a. scene was eyer win
:tlle lgslness part Of the cit. St:s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

SUING AjGRAHD JURoR.-Themas r. Bow
den, Lutte Attorney-Gen by military ap-
pointment, has instituted suit in the United
States Circuit Court against Mr. VIM. Ira
Smith for defamation Of character. He as
sesses his damages ut $20,0OO. Mr.. Smith
was member of the grand jury that in.
dieted BoWden for conspiracgato desraud
the State, and it is supposed that therein
lies, his offence. The complainant will be
represented by Governor Wells ind Messrs.
Gland Her and Morton. aa 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

d SPECIAL ELEcT1oSs.- Governor Walker
has ordered elections to he, held for naem.
jbers Of the House Of Delegates III the cnuu..
ties OF Franklin, Amherst, aud MeGkieif-
burg, to fiIl vacancies; occasionea by the
resignation OF Mr. g. H. 81 Greer, md the
decease of DIR. p l.. sRicheson and Sanford
b.. Dodge. These elections viii take place
at-the Zine Of the election os members. Of
Congress In November sg5gita d55fs ss;;i4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

STATE FA1R.-The price Of life member
ship tickets has been fixed at $40. One OF
these tickets entities the purchaser to take
to the Fair his wife, unmarried daughters,
and sons under q, years of age. The price
of annual membership tickets, admitting
the holder. only,,is 81, and these, like the
f;ssli, = pnE transferable. -..' -, st, +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

RETURNING FROM THE SEAT.or WAR;
Company d, Fourth United States artillery,
Capt. Fields commanding, passed through
| this city yesterday riG the. York River
railroad, en- rolete for Fort McHenry, Nd.
These soldiers had been to North Carolina,
and were in the service Of Governor Holden
at the late election in that State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

. LOSSES BY THE FLooD.--The loss OF
Baldwin & Bro. by the flood was reported
to be 5000. Subsequent examination OF
their stock reveals the fact that they lost
nothing. Walker & Saunders were reported
as having had their stock damaged to the
amount of $1,000. Their actual loss Will
not exceed $500. Other merchants seem to-
have been as agreeably disappointed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

NEEDS LOOKING AFTER There ,is ia gang
of little white rascals who anuse themselves
shout twilight by placing obstructions In
the shape, or stones In the switches and
and Hollywood. The cars are thrown from
the track nearly every evening by these
little miscreants, most Of whom are dis
charged switcht tenders. aThe residents OF
that section of The city complainvery iif1ch
Of their trespassing. = svrtty t,ts5e i 81, ef,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

EpIToRs Observation-Disclosures: Please no.
t.fy the patrons of the charlottesville Woollen
Mills, through your columns, that the damages to
our property will be rcpSredeo as TO I'll orders l
fifteen days from this date, and Osligc,j q
- as1 Your obed!ent servant, 81 s@
2 October A 1870. 1iEe H CLAY MARCHAST. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

WHAT DID IT ?-Lyon,s Kathairon made my
hairsoft, luIurianr, and thick, aud Ragan's Mag.
nolia Balm changed that salfow complexion into
the marble beauty you nowseo. This Is emphati.
caly tie language OF all who use these articles. "A
fine head OF hair aud refined com plexion arc tlt
gre stest attractions u woman can posaess. Ths
Kathairon ana Magnolia Balm are just wlist WI
give thsm toyou, and nothing else viii. Tho Ralu
Is the bloom of youth. 1t makes lady of thirty
appear but twenty. Both articles are entirely
harmless. and very pleasant They should be iI
every lsdy's possession. ~ ntst Z EiifFgst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05
: APPOINTMENTS By THE GOVERNOR Gov.
ernorg Walker has made the following ap-


ernorl Walker has made the following ap-
pointments .sfst
Directors Of the Western Lu7aatic asylum
at StGunton. Robert w. Burke, Reuben d.
Fill, p. B. Hoge, Robert G.. Bickle, VIM.
H. Peytop, David G. McGuffn, John B.
Evans, James H. Blakey, Staunton Jacob
Baylor, ,Swoope's depot, Augusta Samuel
G. Harper, Mount Sidney, Augusta.
Visitors to the Institution for the Deaf,
Dumb, and Blind, at SGu1ton.-Joseph
A. Waddell, Alex. B. Cochrane. VIM. j.
Nelson, Stanton ID. B. Dorman, Lex
ington J. II. Wartman, .Harrisonburg
Chas. {. Roller, Mount Sidney. Augusta
c, G.. Merritt, Greensville, Augusta.
Notaries Pubhc.-J. III. Murray, Chas.
g. Williams, &. Onward, tHawes 3. SUIT
ton, Richmond. HSE ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

The BURNING WELL.-Eliott L. Co., who
have been drilling holes into the planta-
tions around here, have got into trouble at
last. We told them last summer that they
had better be careful how they bored down
where they were not acquainted. In boring
a well Oh Wade Hampton's plantation on
Lake Washington, last week, they struck
fire, and for nine days now this well has
been burning. Mr.. Shanks, who drove the
well. says that he made four attempts to
drill a well, and each time, at the depth of
forty feet, would meet such a resistance that
he could 90 no farther. From the last one
there was such an escape of gas Us to attract
his attention, and merely for experiment he
applied u lighted match to the gas, when it
Instantly ignited, burning with a steady
flame, OF, great brilliance., Its put out by,
tanning the flame, but viii rehght at the
touch Of match. The gas, when bottled,
burns readily, and has q slllphurons smell.
at each of the wells the same phenomena
occurred, aud the matter is attracting much
attentioniu the neighborhood. Mr. Shanks
visited the spot nine days after he drove the
well, and found 1t still burning. We pre-
sumo General Hampton will have inyest-
cations made to ascertain the cause OF the.
Strange eoccurrence.--Gree Repu0ttehn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

GCISG q! GOING! GONE !--Faster than the auc-
t.oneer's hammer knocks down the merchandise
neglect dlsposes Of the teeth. Bid. therefore, for
that prizsvf life. perfect set. by brushing them
regul .rly with SoZoDoST. 1865 gTgiu. I 3! !
yS"sPALDINGfs glue u has now taken tho place
OF all Cements and MUcilages.L 2ilJ ae .it;l7a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

One thousand cords Of dry caK aud pine wood
which we are selling tper cord below the usual
price, large portion Of which Is superior forest
pine clt expressly tue use Of factory, south
side Of the Basin, between 10Th aud nth streets.
= n .gt WATKINS & BROTHER
II, W. WATKINS, Agent. is.,!Ess.s n ! s ss,