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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-02
POSITION EMENT.

In consequence of the rain, the above sale wae
postponed until TUESDAY, 18th OF February, az
she sveathar W. GODDIN,
'i. 20 TIL 8 wSTudt Auctioneer.
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STEAMERS

TOaN ". WYATT. ~
81 GENERAL SHIPPING
ANU CONFUSION MERChANT,
NO. GOVERNOR sTREST,
u,crnoTo, "a, poer-OEFICE EoI Is.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND PO-
TOMAC ROUTE.

On end after SUNDAY next 22d instant, the
Through Mail Train will leave ,Byrd-stret Depot
at 1886 2. n. instead OF Ills A. M, and arrive In
Washington at 1880 2. II.
Travellers will please notice that the FAST
SPEED 0: this train compes the company To
omit the folio wing stoppagcs Hungary, kIby's,
TayorsyIe, Oh ste rfieid and Penola stations.
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, this train connects at Aqua Greek with
steamer Georgeanna for Baltimore.
Returning, the train will arrive In Richmond,
making stoppagas at usual stations, ut 2:?o I. NJ.
The Night Through Mail Train will leave Byrd
street Depot at s:45 L. NJ. instead OF $3.50 L. H.,
arriving IN Richmond at $3.50 A. NJ.
The Accommodation Train between Richmond
anO Milford leaves Broad-street Depot daily tSun-
DAYS excepted) ut 3 80 Z. M, and arrives In Rich
m0nd a. $50 A. NJ. y. d. GENTRY,
ia q General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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n n. WALKER & CO.,
-. FIRE MARINE, AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS,
OFFICE, No. 1914 MAIN STKEET,
under h5essrs. X. Il, asury s. CO..
Buildings, merchandise, IurniiiIre, aud personal
property ot I'll kinds, IN Tie city ana country, IN.
cured against less or hlaraGe Uy IRE ~ the lo"ess
rsLes in co,npaDits or the highest Standing.
Tobacco in warehouses and marine ana lhlahu
risks taken At The Lowest rates.
Losses .GUltablv ldi.Stid ana promptly paiu'
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
~ GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

..,,,,n ,eis, 4oo, 600
rap.Sa n su.a, rI,.,.n s..tss orer,, 100000
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RESTAURANTS.
FURNITURE, &c.

u u r n l T u r E IN
The extensive wsrerooms of HARDWOOD lTi
& RITTER. on Governor street. are now hlled
with the most superior stock OF
ELEGANT FURNITURE
that has been offered In this city since the war
Our CHAMBER, PARLUR and DlNIh GROOM
SUITS are made Of the best 81 asoned materials,
and warranted In every respect rs represent ed
We manufacture MATTRESSES OF ali KINDS, and
FEATHER and HAIR BOOSTERS and Pill
LOWS. We send our goods to parties buying in the
city free Of cost We invite all In need of good SUBJ
stantial furniture to examine our stock. We can
not be undersold. HAYWOOD RITTER,
ia 28 Governor street, Richmond. Va.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD,
SUPERINTESDENT'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND VA, Dec. H. 1870. J

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Deem
~ Der 10, 1870, the TRAINS on this road Will be
run Us followa:
GOING EAsT.-Leaves Richmond daily Sunday
excepted) at lis P. NJ. ; arrive at vest FONT ~
s:l0 z. -.
GONG WEsT.-Leaye West Point daily tsun
day excepted) at a. IL. arrive at Richmond a.
IS &. NJ.
Trains connect at West Point on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday with steamers for river
EREiGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
Alta CHED.
Leave Richmond on Tuesday, Thursday. and
Saturday at A. NJ arrive az West Point at 7:io
A. Nj. var,
Leave West Point at p. NJ; arrive in Rich
mond at Sis 2. NJ.
''''-'N THROUGH FREIGHT
For BALTIMORE and all points NORTH an0
WEST received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills Of ladtnR given to al point
North and West. II. !: DOn9hAaS,.
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SEWING.MACHINES.

GROVER g. BAKER SEW IN GINA
VI CHIEES.-Just received IN entire new Stock
or these very popular machines. which WIZ oe
sold on as reasonable terms rs any hrss-ciass Ia
chine can be sold In this city. They have benin
use for the last fifteen years by hundreds o! tani
lies in this city, and stand upriSalled eau anu
examine the machines and the IN any eSlimontals'
Cd IN. W. DARBY, Agents,
Jazz DOL Broad ST., corner sih'
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
On account OF inclement weather, the above
sale is postponed until TUESDAY, S1st January,
ut the hour named above. "
''' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
POSTPONED.
Postponed to THURSDAY, I'd February, at
same hour. RE II GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS.
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RICHMOND, FREDERIcKB'G q p. Il. r. Co..
GEN'L TICKET AND FREIGHT DEP'Mr.
RICHMOND Jan. 20, lS7L}
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRIJSTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
L GOTTA gle RESIDENCE IN DUVAL'S AD-
DITlOH. ON THE WEST LINE OF ST. STE
PHHN. BETWEEN FEDERAL AND QUITS
STREETS.-As substituted trustee, under an Or
der of the Chancery Court made 9Th October,
1870, in the place Of N. A. Stu divant- deceased,
shall sell at auction. on the premises; on
THURSDAY, the 9th February, 1871, at O'Clock
P. NJ, the real estate conveyed by william Fox,
In his deed of the eth February, 1857, consisting OF
O LOT, fronting 80 feet rupning back lis feet,
with q neat FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
thereon, now occupied by Mr.. early Corbin.
TERMS At sale. \. nj. KELLEY,
70 Substituted Trustee.
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CONFECTIOyERIEs, dc.

CONTEMPORARIES dc.
TACKSON'S WHOLESALE AND RE-
81 TAIL CONFECTIONERY, BROAD AND
SECOND STREETS NEW BUILDISGl-Al
kinds OF Canned Fruits, crosse L Blackwell's
Piccalilly, Winslow's Green Corn, Tomatoes,
Lobsters, &C.; Salad OILS, Preserved Ginger,
Cox's Gelstine. All kinds of Chocolates. &c.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. ICE
CREAM. In moulds or otherwise, to order. j. 81
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TOHN MAHONY, AHzR
~ SURGEON DENTIST, cYfH
formerly Of the firm of Wayt d MahOny.)
insert5 FULL DPPER or LOWER SETS OF
AETlFlSIAL TEETH for from TWENTY to
Thirty DOLLARS.
CID GOLD SETS bough. or exchanged at their
value for new sets or vulcanite.
Office and residence e25 Main street, between
sixth gnd seventh streets. SELF
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DR. GEO. B. STEEL, DENTIST, Co.
- No. 1923 Main street, tive doors above ssn9fH
the Spotswood Hotel pays special attention to the
preservation of the natural teeth. Inserts ARTI-
FtCIAL SETS on gold, silver, Or yulcauite, and
keeps constantly on hand PURE NITROUS
OXIDE GAS for the painless extraction ofteeth.
Has twenty years experience, ocH
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
The >a Miner.
cURrosITIEs OF THE CENSUS.

The tables of valuation of property as taken by the Census Bureau, shows some curious figures. For example: Massachu- setts i. set down at total valuation oi Sl,- 38l, COG, 900, while the great and rich State of Pennsylvania has but Sl.lTlO0OOO, or nearly S20OO0,000 less than Massachusetts. New York comes first, with Sl 949,OOO,OOO; Ohio second, with Sl ,5l2, 100000; Msssachu- setts third, as above; Pennsylvania fourth, As above; and Illinois fifth, with s764, 'SI,- OOO. Only the four States above named show over one thousand millions. Virginia has but S356, GOO, ,O00-not half as much wealth AS Illinois. Kentucky is S20O,OOO, 900 behind New Jersey, the latter having $e24, ,s6S, 900. The nine Territories aCgre- gate si,OO0OOO; the District of Columbia is down for S74,OOO,000. California is cred tied with S269, ,G00,0 900 We are richer than Georgia by S67 ,OOO,0O thar Louisiana by nearly S20.OO0 ,0o0 than Mississippi by over Sll0,0OO0O0, than South Carolina by over SlOO,0O00O0; and we are as rich in taxable property as Main, Florida and Oregon com bined. Rhode Island is nearly four times as rich as Delaware, and Vermont is but third as r.ch as California. Indiana is SlO0DO0,OOO behind Illinois, and Missouri IS Sll0,Oco,OOO behind Indiana. The increase in New York since 1860 has been nearly S600, ,00O,0OO; in Massachusetts about the same; in Pennsyl- vania over $40O,0O00O0; in Illinois nearly S+0O,0O0,000; in Iowa Sl02, 100000. Ar ranged in order of their increase the twenty leading States are as follows, with the per cent. of increase set opposite to each:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
New Feature in the Income Tax.

Some time ago the Commissioner of Inter- nal Revenue ruled that the income tax is not legally due and collectable for the last five months of the year 1870 The reason of this ruling was that, by the last preceding act of Congress, continuing the income tax it was provided that this tax should expire on the 1st of August, 1870. Of course it did SO expire and as Congress did not renew the law until the lst day of January, 1871, there could have been no income tax law in force during the five months intervening from August lst, 1870, to January lst, 1871 Gen eral Pleasonton's ruling is right and lawful The Treasury Department has no more right to collect the tax for this time than it would have to collect tax on children, bachelors, ar spinsters, or any other subject not named by law. But the Treasury Department has a policy and a way of it's own to enforce it, and it don't allow innocent parties or tie want of laws to stand as obstacles. The Sec retsry demands the opinion of the Attorney General as to whether he can enforce . tax not authorized by Congress, and the Attor- ney-Genersl, not wishing to quarrel with the Secretsry's pet policy replies: Yes, by all means, collect the tax" The people who can read the Constitution, and who have learned from it that Congress alone has law ful power to lay taxes, will be very apt to form their own opinion of the law officer of the Government who gravely holds that the Treasury Department may correct any over sight by Congress in this respect and levy a tax unorthorized by law The fact is the Secretary of the Treasury and his policy are in the way of the desires of the country, and if that officer had any delicacy be would not long hesitate about taking himself of to prI- .A. hs
 which will not tempt him thus constantly to insult the people and trampie upon the Con. stitution. For years it has been clear to all minds that this tax is unconstitutional, and now, when it is equally clear that for the five closing months of the year 1870, it did no, have even legal existence, it is simply inso. lent for the Secretary of the Treasury to in. sist upon the collection of that part of it. and bald stupidity in the Attorney Genera to attempt to make law in support of the surpation.---Sderamest0 Union.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
PROBATE NOTICE.

T,s THE PROBATE COURT. COUNTY or YAvA. Tsss and Territory Of Arizoas.
 In the matter of hs Estate of RosEKr PosrIE decsascd Notice hereby given to tue hers of the deceased and all y~rsons interested in sd Estate br and aryear tns Probate Court Room in Prcsoy Csssty of lsvaFai and Territory ot krzona Tuesday. June l3 isl s 10 sesoof A. h. to show any thsy hn,e. why tes zrs win and testament of sAd deceased should s b4 sA nltied to Probate and Rufus F. Fangton appoised Ad sirsirssor V ifh the win annexed vf sad Esfsis.
 Witness my hand and the ssai of said Coun the .a day sf Nav l1Tl. HENRY w. FLEuRY
 e1l Probate Jsdgs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Administrator's Notice.

ip 'hs mat.sr of the estate Of ABras T. E. BoEsBscx aIiaf FRANCIS HINTON deceased
 Notice s hereby given 10 ali p~rsons having elalns agsinstfhe estate of A. T. r. HsFnt-ck alias Francs Hinton, dsoeascd. to exhibit the The ssces~ary vouchers within year from the date of this notice to inc undersigned al Arroua City, A. IT, or his aiiora,y Jso Howard Esl, ai Prescvtt A. T.
 GEO. STONE, Administrator. Prescott. Arirnua. May q ls11 m1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17

The Wealth of New Mexico is ST, ,7s0,O00 against S2O, ,s3S, 600 in ls6O-a decrease of l4 per cent. Utah has run up from SALES, 900 in 1880 to Sl3, ,109, 900, and Washington Ter ritory has run mp from $4,314 900 to Sl0,- ls7 GOO, being one-third as high as Oregon. Colorado, which had 10 standing in ls60, is now down for Sl7,7s4,O00, and Montana, for *l2, 300 .0oO and Idaho, S5,200,0oo. .-Sdera- meaeo Union
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Shortest, Best and Safest Route
 to Northern Arizona.

The Prescott and hohsve Toll Road has been greatly improved, and Is now Tn good repair --
 All teams hauling Freight run Los Angeles of San Bey. narduo ss No'herR Arizona will ba charged but half tol for the ns1t months afisr date ..
 Ihe whole read will be worked sp Co irst-olass road daring the pqesent summer. ,'... '. .-, ..' Gates VIII sa established at the Burnt Ranch and toll, as they pass through said gates - T
 HsrdyviHe, May l, 1871. v - - pyiS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Dissolution of Partnership.

Nesee is hereby given that the partnership herciofcs sris;isg between s undersigned this day dissolved hy maias consent J. E. q. Mitchell having esciusiv.s is fun power and authority ic sete up lhe essns si 'As Tartnsrsasp J.E c. MITCHELL.
 PRsscorr Arirooa, D. W. HALLAwAf,
 Msy 0, lsTl. ny2h
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
STRAY MULES.

Two large American mules, bearing brands and dersgned, ai Lynz Creek The owner can have inc same by proving properly and paying expenses inondinK the cost of this advertisement .4 - CoHxFIIn R .M3s
 Lynx Greek, June s, ls7l '' s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice to sI persons in debted Co him io call at and settle thelr aooounts legal psocess M RAvENx ;,
 Prescott A. T. June l, ls7l le34
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.
STORAGE AND FORWARDING.

Parties in wickenhurg Prescott, and other inteysss points notified that have al the Ehreuberg Landing
 large adobe warehouse with good shingle roof and prepared and forward goods of every descpton s' As low rates any other parties engaged in the bs J. N. BRYAN.
 Ehfenberg 4. T. Sept lst. 1870.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Percent

The average increase of population in these twenty leading States has been about 24 per cent. in the same decade. Their wealth, there fore appears to have grown just four times as fast as their population. But nine Southern States show decrease of wealth averaging 4S per cent. for the decade, as follows:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
LEGAL.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

Notice Is hereby ss-. tA-ss ,A- e-~s-er-.ip h.--s. existing under a- Arm asi ssyis cf Glssxoz MoMuIisn, is this saay dissssvea b- mutual consent Glasgow win settle alf of the fy and dsy autborIc te collect s< reo~p, t all debts due ,ad hr
 B GLASGOW
 NNcNifLEN pre.cait Juno a issftA I,lOxa
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HAY AND GRAIN,

ofihs bee. quality and at the lowest rates Cor cash
 ss1- Team. saddls and Pack Animals always on han for sale Or hire. .!.s,.st GIDEON BROOKE,
 JACOB LYNN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
PRESCOTT.

Prescott R Arizona On hsnd and for sale.-
 Halls Bdisaa for Me Lungs io''n:eHa' Sar'1pariQa'
 Ayers
 Bristors
 H1Lps
 Ayers Cherry Pectordl,
 1" Ague Cure,
 Osgood's Indid Cholagogue,
 Browa's Jdmaica Ginger,
 Perry Dacis's Pain Killer,
 Goodaie's Cdtdrrh Remedy,
 Brolea's Bronchial Trochss,
 Bryda's Pulmonic Wdters,
 Dr. Derins's Pitch Loscnge,
 Rcating's Cough "
 Jdynfs Patent Kedicfaes, And, In fact, a full assortment of all the Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles, Psrfsmery, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N. B-Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. c. D. KENDALL. IcV- Dr. Ksadalrs oniec--in rear Of Drug Store. Prescott, April 24, 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
PLAZA FEED AND SALE STABLE Goodwin ng.r. oppo.is.
 Street. Ay fla1a'
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA. <
Opposite Plaza.

THE undersigned, having purchased the Stable
 of J D. Aoaihon, would respectfully inform the pub. lic that they ihtead keeping constantly hand a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
INFORMATION WANTED

or Inc whereabouts of B. c. SMITH When last hear
 om was going to Fort Yuma in 1854, on his to Ar .ona or New Mexico Any tdings of him win be thank fniiy received by his brother, F.. $. SMITH. - my2'ml San Jose, California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17

Our aoiiite. for purchasing and arrangements or sell ing fully completed and ofcr TO THE TRADE, Full Stock of Merchapdisc in each department com prsins all articles ebqulred s and saabe throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR CAsn and pcsive that h s to the benefit of every Interior Merchant o buy of usnsiead of In San Francisco elsewherehereby avoiding the expense. and annoyunces of long and tedious Ourpey and the loss of hyve moHhI fas sary receive their purchases enabling them ,o iBcase their profits with th. lees capital invested
 orers by letter receive careful attention, the though the parties themselves present
 In n word GUARANTEE EXTRACTION n prices, quality, quantity. and assor;nen; of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received a, iaes, San Faneisco quotations sold for of owners may be de- sired. HOOPER WHITING & co. Arizona City, A. T., Sept lst 1870.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
EHRENBERG.
J. GOLDWATER & BRO.,

J. GOLDWATER & BR0.,
 Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grain,
 Groceries, Provisions. etc, Respectfully call attention of prAc o The fac, tha;
 they located al th.
 TOWN OF "EHRENBERG," Where they prepared ta receive merchandise so, storage or transportation, frye ef charge. EHRENBERG is situate the east bank of the ColoraIo river miles below La Pa ai the test and reneu landing the dver and s connected uifS tNs principal towns of the interior by good waxsa rsax> The benefits to b- derived by shipping scs Ehres burg sGrin1 ef fse dollars PCT tes anS less h.sd ling Of goods
 Freight to wlckenburT four cents from iss assAss All merchandise consigned to either ssr s,ora,- os rhnspoaton will be attended to with and dssy@sh For further particular inquire of
 J. GoLDwATER BRo.
 Commission and Forwarding Agcnts sepls 69u EhreEhurg Arsosa REDUCTION OF FREIGHT. Fpom this date prepared 10 forward fr.Fhs nc,u Ehercn6eE c Prescott s' six eests aud "a Wiekssburg three and one-hah cents per pound tn gold.
 ]. GOLDWATER FRO Ehreuberg, A. T.. Sept Isl, 1870
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
SAN BERNARDINO.

\. WoI.Tr.
 San Beruariino.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-04-08
GIFT ENTERPRIsE.-The April number

GIFT ENTERPRIsE.-The April number
of the american Agrieu9turist, in its chap
tiers on humbugs, has the following notice
of one of our Maryland enterprises:
A Gift Enterprise, alias lottery, is ad-
vertised at Denton, Carolina county, Md,
also at Wilmington, Del, offering engrav-
ings farms, watches, sewing machines,
etc, etc, and Il paper called the Caroline
Pearl is issued to advertise it. 1t is of a
piece with several gift enterprises, which
have so Disguised the participators during
year past. None but foolish people
invest. Most of the gift enterprises i'll the
country resemble one started in this city
some time ago. A man tried to sell to
various publishers Ito those of this journal
among others some plates and photographic
stones, for printing large pictures, which
had not sold on their own merits. The
printed sheets would have cost perhaps, 25
or so cents each, but they were not sold.
Shortly after, grand gift enterprise was
announced, in which these same pictures
were pulled To the skies, and purchasers
| invited at S. each, with the bait thrown in,
that each purchaser would receive a ticket,
emitting him to a chance lone in Is, 900 or
20, 000) to draw great farm, or something
else, attractively described. If one wants
pictures, the cheapest way is to see the
pictures, and buy on their real merits, and
not trust to exaggerated printed descrip-
tiOnS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-04-08

"A careful outlook on the late rebel
States detects state of affairs not unlike
in fact very closely resemblng-that of
1860. The same men that organized vol
unteer companies, equipped and armed
regiments all over the South, are to-day
secretely organizing and arming the Ku-
Klux Klans. The same depunciation and
denial of those charges are made by the
Northern Democracy to-day, that were
made by them in 1860; and the same apol-
ogies and excuses are made by that party
now for the outrages and murders of
Republicans and colored men, that were
made in 1860 and prior to that date, of sim
liar murders and outrages committed
upon "Abolitionsts and Union men,
The same class of men south have in view,
and are preparing for it, second dance of
blood, if a favorable opportunity seems to
present itself, and they are receiving SINH
lar encouragement now from the Democrat
party of Maryland and other more northern
States, to that they received them. Let
the honest masses of Maryland and States
north of us slumber, cajoled by the
deceitful fattery of Conservative and
Democrat party and they will be awak-
ened, as they were aroused by the booming
of cannon at Sumter. In the politics of
to-day "Democrat . means secession, rebel
lion, treason and civil war, the same it did
in 1860; and Conservative means office
hunter. 1t never meant anything else
style one of their conservatives, allies and
we will show you an Office hunter; nothing
more, nothing less. Principle is the least
in his thoughts.
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; M5he Gttil M'nyhig
ELKTON, APRIL s, 1871.
: Subscribers should examine the date

Subscribers should examine the date
on their papers, and when it shows they
have not paid for three years, they should
not be surprised to miss the paper, which
has been coming every Saturday, for so
many years, without being paid for, and
wonder how the printer, for so long a
period, has managed to pay cash for mate
rial to furnish them with paper
We have commenced dropping these slow
coaches from our subscription lists, and
will continue to weed them out till the last
one is gone. A great many of those are
doubtless "good for the money! but in
all our business experience we have never
found any man as good as the Cash.
No new subscribers are now added to our
lists without the cash in advance, and the
paper stopped when the time for which it
has been paid is reached. This course we
intend to pursue till our entire list is marked
paid in advance. We are at great expense
to furnish first-rate local paper, and those
who do not pay for it will have to borrow
or steal it, if they read it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-04-08
''Maryland,
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

In several cities and towns OF Maryland,
yesterday, elections took place for corpora
ton officers. From all that we have
, heard the Republicans succeeded in electing
their candidates. We give below des-
patches from Annapolis, Frostburg and
Towsontown, all of which were carried by
the Republicans"
The reaction was very heavy at Cleve-
land, Ohio. In 1869 that city elected a
Democratic Mayor by 2,677 majority, and
on Monday the whole Republican ticket by
a majority of fifteen hundred. Not soil
tary Democratic rooster, not even bantam,
has made its appearance.
These are sure indications that the
Republican party is on its last legs, and
that the Kuklux Democracy will elect
their President and both Houses of Con
gress, in 1872, undo all that the Republi-
cans have done, repudiate the public debt,
and remand the negroes again to slavery.
So mote it be.