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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-14

NJ DRESS GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY
J., r. ,,,,cr,oN OF FROM rs TO so FER CENT
oot st the JAPANEsE PLAIDs at 20 and &c,
sold at TIE beginning of the season at 30 aud
s5c.;
PLAIN MOZAMBIQUE at 1es'., worth 9sc.;
PLAID MozAnBIQUEs and LENos at le'c.'
worth as and 3oc.;
LAWNS at 10, 12., and l'ac., all very cheap;
REAL FRENCH ORGANDY at 2sc., worth Soc'
GOOD BLACK SILKS at 81, sL2s, sL5o, sl7s'
and 60;
EMBROIDERED ORGANIZES at 4oc. per yard.
worth &c.;
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH at &c., worth CSC. per
yard;
BLACK ALPACAs at 25, 80, 40, and Soc, very
great bargains;
BLACK TAMIsE and BOMBAZINEs in all
qualities;
plain ALL WOOL DEDAINEs, and FRENCH
MER1NO3 In all c0lorSS
Bestouality PRINTED CAMBRICs at 2oc., worn
s5c. per yard;
FIGURED, STRIPED, and PLAID DELA1FEs
at 2oc., worth Soc;
JAPANESE SILKS at 800. and 3d. worth $l.10
and Sl5o;
STRIPED GINGHAMS at 1890, worth 2oc,;
STRIPED GRENADINES at lsc., worth &c.;
A lot of GRENADINES at &C. per yard, Woaio
be cheap at &c.;
WASH pOPLINS at 1896, would be cheap a. ESQ.,
PLAIN CyLURED LAWS and CAhBRlCS
at reduced prices;
BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWNS, over one yard
wids at asc., worth soc. per yard;
STRIPED MUSLINS at 20, Is, and &c., and
upwards
SWISS MUSLIN from Is to SOC. per yard-ail
very cheap;
SCOTCH GINGHAMs at 25c., would be cheap at
aOc.;
WHITE P;QUEs at aoc., sold at soc. at the COM
mencement of the season ;higher'priced goods
as cheap in proportion;
BLACK IRON BERAGE at 25c., worth 4oc. per
yard;
suner,or.ouality IRON GRENADINES at greatly
reduced prices;
For great bargains In DRESS GOODS, call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. aull
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RICHM'D AND DAN. AND PIEDMONT K. r.,
OFFICE GEN. TICKET AND FREIGHT T.,
RICHMOND. VA, July 10, 1877.
EXCURSION TICKETS LIS THE SPRINGS.
EXCURSION TICKETS for the following
noinls can be purchased at the Ticket Office Of
this com .,any, Richmond, at the rates specified
Bonsack,s tCoyner's S5rings). rs
Allegheny Station tAileghany Springsl";... IL W
Big Tunnel (MonLgonery White sulphur - IN
Christian sburg (Yello sulphur sprngs).... IL 60
New River and Central Depot New River
White ulphur SprIngs).. ..............". IL oo
Huguenot Springs. Observation-Disclosures. %
Amelia springs. % oo
These tickets enttle the holder to return without
additional charge until the l5th Of October,
JOAN Il. mACMURDO,
Gen. Ticket and Freight Agent, r. & d. 4. K.
T. Nj. X. TBLCOTT.
Png'r and up't f. and u. r. r.
Tickets for Bonsack's, Allegheny, Big Tunnel,
Christi tnsbueg, and Central Depot are also on
sale ut the Ticket ONCE of the A. d.. and D. Rail
road. 1925 Main sIeet, Richmond. 1y 2e-lm
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.. 3. -, a.rr Aq eRrvATE sALE

mERH E6TAHE - ~ = = :
n;,ITITIIsrrDfNG IoTs FOR sA .. Y. 10 9
s-is by 81 fsss as na saIg 81 Rope siE,
Ice per iss.: ssssi s ssia o.sgse : n,
s me growing village Of Woodvil9 ID
p ~ mn on the east and near the EHf-
io nIa acanonrso Price, go per lob payable 10
!.sass ,usnts 10 suit the purchaser.
saS ACRE LOTS, in Marx,s addi-
~. ~ Manches' en- on the east. Price 1io0 per
ie Ne. i i, instruments 20 sntt The
ie I''nTs AMI GA RDEN FARd In and az MIN:
,r,c the deIIehifully situated town OF kandolph,
On the williamsburg turnpike. sdlg1n11R h1ch.
LIZA IA EjsSUNE BUILDING LOTS in the western
rs VI OF Richmond. on Clay, Broad, Grace, Franz
IT,. Matn, and Cary streets, and Pine street, 10
r ppiy 70 RICHARDsoN& co.. q.
All Him llls Main stsess.
T7OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, q FARM
~ OF TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEkTH-
FIVE ACRRS LAND IN pOWHATAN CnUN
Try. ON JAMES RIVER, SIXTEEN MILES
AB)VE RICHNOkD-75 acres rich loHgf0unds
now In corn that will compare with auy In thr
State of Virginia; IS acres OF cleared upland. and
the balance In heavy timber. dwelling With three
ROOMS kitchen and one tobacco barn.
This IL one OF the most productive farms ON
James river. 1t adioins Hugueaot Springs, and
is in the centre of the coalfeds OF the counties OF
POwhatan and Chesterfield Some fruit On Inc
pl,ce. s,-..-
property. apply to HILL & GODDIE
Real Estate Agents, s
at l4-5 cod 11oS Main street.
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" s1.eod2w Real Esta'e Agent and Auctr.

A FINE GRANITE QUARRY, NINE
n LATELY on TEE LINE OF THE R!GH,
MvpD, MISUNDERSTANDING, ANUPOT0MAC
RAILROAD, FIVE MILES FSon hlOa-
mite is superior. The quarry has been OPP ne 90
and successfully worked, and the properly ON r.
inviting Inducements 10 those wlshing 10 Invest III
such property. Apply to ,.,,u
au 9eoo4t Gkubbo NlhLla JIG.
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: -=.,1asTnAn1,E COmFANaEs.
TTsrJnAHGE COHEFAEaE1s.
: rr1,1N si6s11 MUTUAL LIFE IEsu
IA sAnoE COMPANY
~ ,ae. BROADWAY. NEW YoRK.
4 rsr,ros sCRisNER, President
S1sfnnWEv ~. CHOFUT, Eecfetdsy

This company L. purely msssa NO Iessrietlons
lo Of residence Policies snco
20 An slnd RHIIs1ss
testable aissI " and sfcent Agents are ,asi
FOR every section q s's Mso
Is % al .l 1ac are WiDs 70 APP
sb rel srsneS oce Of the company no
Main street, Richmo19d' YI,oWBER, Manager
nod,cs, Examiner, DR.. A. 8. McRAlE. $50.
an II 3m &.+
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EXCURSIONS AND PIC.NlCS.
TIAY.STREET METHODIST
~ SUNDAY SCHOOL
,, u.vr A PICNIC AT ASHLAND
NEXT WEDNESDAY.

Tickets for the round tip Sa,hnetfb at age Soc.
a. az no cha had at c. C. Walters, Broad stIee. N ~
rs the Second R1ooN ayenue Also,
Ssunders's doug store, on BROOK "'e"o''
the cars that morning. o.c,ock and
The train Will leave the depot a. 6ctp'A' anu
.ton ar Rr,ok avenue to take ON the SCHOOL,
al IL att ---
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fSHLORALUM-The new disintectsnt
" Tho salt and In solution. For sale by
RODEKER 4 pADE, 01ty Drug store.
+ Apl No. tslA Main ssrees.
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M AsHINGTON 8 CO., GENERAL
+ wv COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l7s Greer.
witch street, corner Couftlands, New YORK. Con.
sixnments OF PRODUCE for sale or aitpinent
and Orders FOB PURCHASES respectfully
Agents for the Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company. e. - hE
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r., F. AND y. RAILRoAD,l
OFFICE OF THE GBN'L TICKET AND
FREIGnT ACT, RICHMOND, Aug. 4, is7i''
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TENNINGsvILLE LOTS AT PR PR
S'oTs in the town Of JennlngsvilIe, at Hungary
ststion, on The Richmond, Fredericksih uS ana
youId do we'll TO call ut once at my Office corner
of Main and 18th streets. where they can be pur-
chase ed at private sale, and maps IN be seen, with
bout forty of these lots have been sold at auc-
ton on some OF which, It is UNDERSTOOD, pu,iuDgs
v i'll be erected at once. For 6ealth cheap iVlnH,
and convenience OF access (stx passenger Trains
every day., this place Is unsurpassed
W. ~" j. APPERSON,
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EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING a
IT HyUSE, No. 30 18th street, between ~
Grace aud Broad streets. continuing nine rooms ;
brick kitchen with four rooms: wood and coal
house. &c.; city water AID gas on the pre- mi es.
Apply to Il. l.. WILLIAMS,
al list No. l433 ~ ain street.
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EOR RENT.-A STORE and several O.
H comfortable Rooms for rent on stb, be- IL
tween Marshall and Clay streets, No. ala. Amply
within. au Lists
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rbe,e arc THIRTY. FIVE ACRES OF LAND,
we'll jmproyed, upon which there is an excellent
TW0-sT. JKY DWELLING. with basement;
ali necessary outhouses, and In the yara Is wen
Of SUrkkiOR WATER The
"a sTORE-HhUSE,
now occupied by Messrs Yasef Goins IS sn IN
good condition and Que OF The pest ioEalons ipf
business in he county. being In Wesit.y peiSn
bo1hood eisht miles from the Y. A. & S. K. R.'
at Rapidan Station. ,os.,or,, 70
a nersSn with small capital Wishing 10 engage In
the bu.insss be ,1un hat the owner
This property Is offered f sais
Consequent upon the late war:
II not sold privMely before the III ma y q nsop
erIv At PUBLIC AUCTION, OIL The premises 10
the highs bldcer. ,,oa,t,,.
Terms viii De made accommodating
Ell Ao S Il. w. SPARKS.
rt-h house, Va.
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As the agent of B. II. Sparks ofter ior sale u
nrouerry located Ia the couuty OF Madison. elgL
fs) miles east OF Madison Courthouse, known
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FOR sALE AND RENT.

E1OR RENT, nice SUIT OBJ
- Rooms on first floor, with kitchen a. "a
communications, suitable for q smsil family a
ply on The premifes No. 900 east Franklin stree,
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29
j. S. FERRIER, Sec'y.

The Trinity ! emocrats have nominated
a ticket in which old Know Nothings, Irish
and Germans; renegade Republicans and
original bowlers for a "white mans gov
ernment" are sandwiched in together like
rusty mackerel in a cask This is the
ticket:
Assembly, W. J. Tinnin Clerk, j. G.
Trotter; Judge, f. H. Brown; Dist Atty,
R Clifford; Treasurer, VIM. Condon "a, .
SCISSOR, j. Paulsen Sup. Schools j. Bar.
nickel; Coroner, 0. Finnegan Sheriff,
2. Van Matre;
One Of the nominees, (who went into the
Democratic vineyard at eleventh hour and
imagines be has now got his penny,) with
cheek enough for dozen setts of teeth
writes to us exultingly that "the ticket is
a strong one" Probably if his name had
been left off, his notion would have heen
different. If the Republicans of Trinity
don't lay that lot out IN the sun to dry, we
shall lose our faith in mans capacity for
self government.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29
A. w. BAKER.

SUICIDE OF I. J. HUBBARD--Mr Fa.
der, of .Fa'ler & Allen, at Trinity Centre.
has given us the following particulars of
the death OF Judd Hubbard, which occur.
red at his place ten miles this side of Tripi-
ty Centre, on Monday morning last Fa-
ger ana Allen were on their way to Shasta
having left home at an early hour, design
Ing to take breakfast at Hubbard's place
the old Dorr Station. As they drove up.
Hubbard come out to meet them, and after
a little conversation, remarked to Fader
that, che had taken stimulant and when
the fleets of it should pass away he would
be dead" Fader, thinking he was low
spirited about something answered him in
cheering manner and they entered the
house As the men were sitting down to
the table, Hubbard reached behind the
looking glass and took out a razor-Mrs.
Hubbard saw him and grasped him at once.
at the same time saying that he was try-
ing to kill himself. They sprang to her
assistance, overpowered Hubbard and took
the razor from him Mr.. Allen then got
the revolver, which was fully loaded, and
discharged the whole six barrels. 1t was
then decided that Fader should ride hack
and procure some person to remain with
the family, and that Allen should stav
there until his return. While they were
getting horse in readiness Hubbard was
heard to exclaim: "Good bye, boys !" and,
looking round they saw that he was cut
) ting his throat with the small blade of
pocket knife. He was Immediately dis
armed, hut the wounds already inflicted
proved fatal, and he expired in about two
hours.
Hubbard has not been in his right
mind for several years and this last act is
not altogether unexpected. There is little
doubt that he deliberately Planned his
own death, an only waited until the ar
rival of Messrs. Allen and Fader whom he
knew to be coming that morning, to carry
1t into execution, apparently desirous
that his wife, to whom he was teuderly
attached, should have friends with her in
the trying moment Hubbard was about
40 years of age and leaves wife and four
children to 2Jprn his loss,
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

A POSTMASTER IN A QUANDARY.-A letter,
postmarked Nancy, Pa, July 13, was re-
eeived at the Shasta Post Office July 23d,
addressed as follows:
g. Postmaster at Shasta, Shasta Co., CAL, don't
frown;
But hand this letter to the handsomest girl in
town.
And remember-t'is not al ne the form and face
That constitutes beauty-there is charming
grace
More lovely than either yea than both combined,
True aodesty added to which culfiuoted mind
Who claims this letter? Don't all speak
at once. We would suggest to Postmaster
Wellendortf that be had better not give that
letter to some young lady whom he may
happen to think comes nearest to the requir
ed standard. If be does, why, when the
women get their : rights" he had better
not run for an Office, that's ALL
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29
District Senatorial Convection

The Convention met at the Tt wer House
and was called to order at P NJ, and on
motion OF T Paulsen OF Trinity, j Isaacs
OF Shasta, was elected President and j. s.
Ferrier, Of Trinity was elected Secretary
Oc motion, Committee on Credentials
was appointed by the chair, consisting OF
b. Carpenter and o. Phillips. The Con-
ventlon then took recess of ten minutes,
and upon being called to order, the Com
mlttee on Credentials reported the follow
Ing gentleman entitled to seats.
Shasta County-W. F. Hartmann, Jos.
lsaacs, B. Carpenter and Frank Wheeler,
(B. Carpenter proxy.) Trinity County
Il. SllcoA, 0. Philips, j. S. Ferrier and
Peter Paulsen. On motion Of Mr.. silcox,
the report of the committee Was adopted.
Nominations for enator being in order,
Mr. Hartman placed in noDiuation c. NJ
otratton Of Trinity. There being no 9TH
er nomination, Mr.. Silcox moved that Mr..
Stratton be nominated by accammation
1he motion prevailed. Mr. Strattoo hav-
ing been informed of his nomination, ad-
dressed the Convention in an earnest and
enthusiastic manner, taking strong anti
subsidy grounds.
There being no further business before
the Convention, after giving three rousing
cheers for the Republican cause: adjourn
ed sine die.
] ISAACS, Lbairmau.
j. 5. Terrier, Sec'y.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

DoNT FoRGET-That Newton Booth,
the most eloquent and pleasing orator Of
the Pacific Slope, accompanied by Hon.
j. G.. Eastman, of Yuba, will address the
citizens of Shasta on Thursday evening
next. A torch-light procession will be one
of the features of the evening. Mr..
Booths high reputation as public speaker
is sufficient warrant that those who attend
will charmed if not con, inced, while East
man is himself no "sardine," as those who
have heard him on previous occasions can
testify. We hope to see rousing turnout
on this occasion.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

CANT WALK THE TRACK-The Demo
cratic Senatorial Convention, which met at
the Tower Hous last week, nominated
John McMurry for State Senator, as it
was generally understood beforehand would
be done. Under the very peculiar circuu-
stances which prevailed two years ago, Mr.
NcMurry received i large number OF Re
publican votes. In the last Legislature,
Mem urry identified himself as a rampant, i,
ultra Democrat of the extreme Sou hern
School. This should deter all Union men,
wherever they may be found, from voting
for him, especially for political Office t
Is difficult to perceive how any Republican
can cast a ballot for John McMurry for
the office of Senator from this county, and
there are good reasons why many Demo
Gratis should not support him, which we
are confident will materially effect the
result We have no objections to urge
against Mr.. McMurry personally, but for
d vers to US good and sufficient reasons, We
think with goodly number of Democrats,
who have so expressed themselves to us,
that "McMurry has got high enous, -
Trinity Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

A bank account is god to have, but if too
freely drawn upon it runs out. Bodily
health is the first of blessings, but because
a good constitution bears abuse wonderfully.
do not assume that a reckoning day will
never come. live sensiby and moderately ;
ard at the first symptom of dyspepsia, dis
orders of the skin, kidneys, liver, or blood
use promptly DR.. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs. the unrivalled purifier of
the blood and renovator of the system, whch
is certain cure.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

CoGHLAN AND PEARCE-Next Monday
evening Messrs. Cogblan and Pearce, the
opposing candidates for Congress, will ad-
dress the citizens of Shasta county in
Shasta. Both are said to be good speak
ers, and fair representative candidates of
their respective parties. Those who like
to hear both sides of the questions present
ed at the same meeting, (and we are one
OF those) can now be eratifed. They go
from here to Weaverviile.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29
How THEY Work IT.-The Constitution

How THEY WORK lT.-The Constitution
of this State provides that no member of
the Legislature shall be appointed during
the term for which he was elected, to any
office which had been created, or, of which
the emoluments had been increased by the
Legislature of which he was a member.
The last session of that notable body pass
ed an act declaring the Office of Commits
sioner of immigration vacant, and provid-
ing for the appointment of new Commits
sioner, with increased duties. Our consti
tuition loving Governor, appointed Senator
Vaudeville as Commissioner, but the in.
cumbcnt Dunn, refused to vacate, declar
ing Vaudeville incompetent for the place
by reason of the constitutional prohi bition
and in this view he was sustained by the
Courts The Governor then appointed
Dr., Snell, Mandevile's brother-in-law, who
held the Office long enough to get Dunn
out Of way, then resigned and Vaudeville
was re-appointed. If Vaudeville is elgi-
BILE now how does it happen that he was
not eligible in the first instance? Or has
our little Governor been playing three
handed, cut-throat game to violate that
instrument he was sworn to support !?
These Democratic gentry have deep and
tender regard for constitutions just as long
as they are out of offce-and no longer.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

JUSTICES UoURT.-In the case of he
People VS. Eugene Parsons, convicted of
assault and battery on j. r. Gilbert, JUS
tice Downer sentenced the prisoner to pay
a fine of one thousand dollars, or in default
of payment, suffer Imprisonment for one
year in the county Jail. Mr.. Brackett,
counsel for Parsons, will take an appeal to
the County Court.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

TOWER HOUSE BALL.-rhe Ball at
Andy Cusick's at the Tower House, will
take place on Friday, the 18th of August.
Good music will be engaged, and no efforts
spared to make the occasion a pleasant one.
See advertisement.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

DEATH OF "TAD" LlNCoLN.-"Tad,
the youngest son of President Lincoln,
died at the Clifton House, Chicago, on the
18th inst The deceased was in his nine.
teenth year, and was young man of great
promise.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

THE PARTY-The dance at Charter
Oak Hall on Friday evening of last week
was very pleasant affair." About forty
couples were present, and dancing was
kept up until daylight.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

VIsIToRs.-Mr G. I. Taggart and Fer
dinand Baehr, ESQ, candidates on the
Republican State ticket, visited Weaver
vile this week, making good impression.
Trinity Journal
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29
DI ED.

At Pety Hill. July %, LOUISA j. wife of J. I.
APPERsoN, aged % years.
At :'iety Hill. Juty oath. INA, infant daughter
of B. A. and MARY SHEPARD, aged about two
months.
At the Empire Hotel, Shasta. July 25th, JOSEPH
MEYERS, native of Ger many, aged about 22
years.
In Illinois, juno 22d. A. C, REID. aged 95 years.
Decea sed was father of Z. A REID of this county.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

BALL.-Jacob Forster, of Cottonwood,
will give grand Ball, Sept. lst. Adver-
tlsement next week.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

DEMOCRATIC TIoKET.-The State and
County Democratic ticket will be found in
our advertising columns to-day.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

HW. ADKINS will be an Iudepen dent Candi
date for Roadmaster Of District No. 8.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29
COUNTY TICKET.

GuUNII llCkEl.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY,
THOMAS GREENE.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
w. .GUPTILL.
FOR SHERIFF,
WM. JACKSON.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
w. Il. HOPPING.
TOR TREASURER
SAMUEL COOPER,
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JOSEPH w. BRACKETT.
FOR ASSESSOR,
JAMES LEARY.
TOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC ,vsr.,,or,o.
w. l.. CARTER.
FOR CORONER AND PUBLIC ADMIR-.
GEORGE WILHELM.
FOR sUPERvIsoR-2ND DISTRICT
e. ANDERSON.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29
UNION REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET

&sa For Governor,
o. NEWTON BOOTH
For Lieutenant Governor,
ROMUALDO PACHECO.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
s3l3 DRURY MELONE.
FOR CONTROLLER,
JAMES j. GREEN.
3. sa For TREASURER,
FERDINAND BAEHR
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
ROBERT GARDNER.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN l.. LOVE.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME coURr,
GRANT L. TAGGART.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IysTprcr,ov
b. HENRY N. BOLANDER.
OIL FOR STATE PRINTER,
f.. THOMAS A. SPRINGER
-ev. FOR HARBOR COMMISSIONER.
. JOHN A. McGLYNN.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME coupr
ALONZO l.. RHODES,-FuII Tern,
A. G. MILES, Short Term
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29

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g
sdzg1Eaz,S\
sd s..s.a.s!4,,!ss - g
Democratic State Ticket.
For Go, ernOr,
HENRY II. HAIGHT,
of Alameda.
FO, Lieutenant-G overnOr,
EDWARD j. LEWIS,
Of Tehama
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT )
JACKSON TEMPLE .........of Sonoma
for the Short term.
S. S. WRI CHIT. of San Francisco,
for the Full Term.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
W. B. c. BROWN,
of Sacramento,
FOR CONTROLLER
R. 0. DEWITT,
of Siskiyou
FOR STATE TREASURER,
A. F. CORONEL,
of Los Angeles.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
10. HAMILTON,
of Placer.
| FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN W. BOST,
of Merced.
FOR STATE PRINTER,
JOHN BARRY,
of San Francisco.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
0. P. FITZGERALD,
of San Francisco.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
THOMAS LASPEYRE,
of Kern
FOR HARBoR COMMISSIONER,
JOHN ROSENFIELD,
of San Francisco
FOR CONGRESS-, TH ID DISTRICT,
GEORGE PEARCE. ..........ot Sonoma.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JOHN McMURRY. RRY....-....-.......... of Trinity.
FOR AssEMBLYMAN,
A. R. ANDREWS.
COUNTY TICKET.
For County Judge,
]. S. P. BASS.
For Sheriff,
SYLVESTER HULL.
For County Clerk,
WIN. H. BICKFORD.
For Treasurer,
EN-. MCDONALD.
For Assessor,
D. G. OSBORN.
For District Attorney,
CLAY W. TAYLOR.
For Superintendent of Common Schools,
W. W. ELMORE
For Coroner and Public Administrator,
JOHN SCHULFR.
For County Surveyor,
Q. N tDKINS.
For Supervisor, District No 2,
Js5EPH SIMPSON.
For aoadmaster, TownshipEo. |,
A. LESCHINSKY
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or Congress-Third District.
JOHN M. COGHLAN.
TOT STATE senator, 26th District.
c. NJ. sTRATTON,
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FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
A. l.. Downer.
FOR coNsrABLEs,
O.S. Holton, Cbas .
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f. F. CROCKER.
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FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
F. II. Potter
FOR coSsTABLEs,
o. Engle.
FOR RoADMAsTEp,
A. w. BAKER.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-20
NEWS.
WASHINGTON Tan |

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
General Pleasanton. COMMISSIONS
OF Internal Revenue. in an interview
yesterday with the Committee %,
Ways and Means. very strongly adj.
vocated the immediate repeal OF the
income tax, his principal argumen.
being that the cost of collecting II
IS greater than its amount. 50 that no
revenue Is really derived from the
service. He recommended that some
bill be passed providing for the ex-
port Of spirits.
NEW YORK. Jan. 10.
Information is received here that
the guns and munitions of war land
ed ON the coast of Cuba on the 9Th
from the steamer Hornet. did not
fall into the hands of the Spaniards
as was reported from Havana. but
we're received by the insurgents be-
fore the vessel sailed for Aspinwall.
President Cespedes and the COM
mander of the expedition had fixed
the point of Decentralization and time
within which it should he effected.
Cespedes was not far distant from
Punta Brana. On the 9th instant
the steamer arrived there at the time
agreed upon, and the cargo was
landed by night.