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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

ADVANTAGEOUS ARRANGEMENTS FOR M
MIGRATION OF FARM LABoRERs..--Theo OIL
GERS of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company have succeed
ed in perfecting arrangements for direct I Ct
foreign emigtation from Liverpool or
Queenstown, via Norfolk, to points on the
line of their railroad. EmicraDts Will take
massage on the steamers of the Allen Line,
which leave Liverpool for Norfolk twice
week, touching at Queenstown and farm
of the water can pay their passage to either
of several stations on the Richmond, Fret
ericksburg and Potomac railroad, thus
avoiding the risk and uncertainty OF remit.
tances and the misuse OF money sent
abroad. r.,
The rates established already are as iol-
lows: From Liverpool or QueenstoWn 70
Hanover junction, S36 ditto to Milfora'
S3e.15; ditto TO Fredericksburg, .5o. feI-
sons wishing further information concern
ing this liberal and in allrespects advantage
Gus arrangement can obtain il by address
ing Capt. j. B. Gentry, general ticket agent
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFr1CE. SEPT. 2l.-
Mrs. IL. J. slater, Richmond, Va; Mrs. s.
Sloppy, Petersburg, Va; *. Williams,
Chester; MIR. 4. SWeetman, Gas WORKS
Mr. q. Robson, Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

FLOUR FOR PEREAHBuco.-Thc American
brig Emma l.. Hall, 3G5 tons, Capt. Francis
Geyer, cleared for Pernambuao yesterday
by Haxall, CTenShaw & Co. Her cargo con-
sisted of 3.s17 whole and 500 hal!.tarrclS Of
flour-eQual to 3,967 barrels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

TRAIN DKLAYED.-The northern train
WIS delayed yesterday afternoon on &C.
count of the Potomac boat failing TO arrive
Mt Aqua creek on time. Heavy winds
drove out the water from the creek, and
kept her back
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO REpuBL1cAN

ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO REPuBLlCAN
CONVENTIONS Meetings of Republican yo-
tcrs We're held in all the wards Of this CITY
on Wednesday night for the purpose OF
nominating delegates to the State COnvcn-
tion of the party, which meets on the 9th
instant, and to the Nominating Convention
of this Senatorial district. The names OF
the delegates chosen are given below:
Monroe Wdrd.--Delegate TO Stale Coa-
yention: Hon. John Amber Saith. Nom-
mating Conventions: Gilbert Boyd and Geo.
E. Bailey, with DR.. Wm. II. Read and S.
d. Jones. slternateS.
Marshall Hard-State Convention: l..
G. BowGcn. Nominating Convention: YIN.
Carter and j. j. johnson, and L. &. Gale
and Elijah Lee, altcrnates.
MADISON IFdrd.-State Conventions: Hon.
ChaS. LII. Porter. The ward having deter
mined TO allow Mr.. Porter To Select his
own alternate, he selected Rush Burgess,
Esq, for the position. Nominating Con-
vention: Rush Burgess and Gillespie Aa-
derson.
Jackson Ward.-State Convention: Jack
son Foster. Nominating Conventions: Rich
ard Forester and Landon BOYD.
Jefferson Ward.-Stare Convention: L.
II. Chandler. Nominating Conventions: u.
r. Payne ard A. j. Terry.
Cldy Hdrd.-State Convention: Lewis
LINDSEY Hon. Chas. Porter alternate.
Nominating Convention: Lewis Lindsey
and VIM. X. Howlc.
At meeting held at the courthouse for
the election OF two delegates to represent
Henrico in the State Convention, Jesse j..
Underhill, of l'uckahoe, was chosen chair
man, and e. c. Vincent, OF Fairfield, secre-
tary. Lewis Harris, Of Varina, and Henry
Austin, of Tuckahoe, were elected dele
gates to the Convention.
In this connection we may state that tue
Richmond, Frederi ricksburg and Potomac,
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio, Richmond
and DanyilIe and Piedmont, and Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad companies, have
extended to delegates to the Republican
State Convention the courtesy Of hall-fare
tickets over their roads. TIE same courtesy
was extended by these companies to dele
gates to the late Conservative State Con-
Yention. .--....... ...-.- -........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

PEasosAL-A letter from Lieutenant III.
T.. Maury states that he will attend the
Memphis Glenn Fair, and deliver the an
nnal address on the 10th proximo:: Gene
raj Ewell will attend with specimens OF
sheep imported from Europe ana ASA.
Generals Beauregard and JOS. II. johnston
will also be present,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

SERIOUS ILLSEss.-0ne Of cur most dls.:n-
guis, ed citizens was yesterday seized with Vio
lent neuralglc pain in the head from wearing i
dilppldated straw ha., AID was instantly relieved
by substituting one OF WEIs1GER's new STYLES,
inst received at corner OF 12th and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS will give the
first OF their mysterious entertainments at
Assembly Hall tonight. IL is said that a
gentleman will ne present vino VIII explain
how their tricks are done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

LAND SALE.-A portion Of the Hewlett
llud advertised by d. Il. Weisiser, auc-
tiuueer, was sold by him ut auction on
Wcdnesiay-2S5 acres open land for 81 433,
and 107 acres ia woods for S13J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

RELIGIOUS HERALD The clIcIlttfou OF this
paper Is larger than the comh!usd circulation OF
all other RELIGIOUS p,p2.s pu5lihed in the State of
Virginia. It ID therefore moss valuable III diam
for advertisers. flee OF Main street noArly op-
posite Dispatch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

HARpER's WEEKLY AND FRANK LEsLIEs
ILLUSTRATED papers for this week aie TO
b ind from EIyson d Tayler, book-seilers
and neWs-dealers, next door 70 Otsp0ssH
Office, Excellent numbers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

CnLLARs.-Ali the latest styles Of linen and pa
per collars can BIZ fouad ut E. Is. SPENCE i SONS
1893 Main street. .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

G. R. REEs's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY "a tho
best aid cheapest In the city to obt.n all the va
r'oua styles Of pictures -lerSe or small. Mr..
hEEs HIS just retired from New York civ with
all the latest improvements In apparatus and
chemicals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

TIE VICTORIA CARp.-This be- sutifm new.stylt
photograph seems TO Please. This novelty Ii jus
;ntroduced st the aLEEn GALLERY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

MERCHANTS and others in wsnt OF leather OF
am. description would do well TO call on .. ii.
CnALKLRY & Co. They have one OF the larseat
stocks ever brongh. to this city, aud their prices
are a. low as those Of Baltimore or cities tafthef
rJn- n #s a6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

Goto PI7ZISrs ans get some nice cocoa5nt
cream, chocolate curamels. and butter-scotch
candles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

Cloths, cassimere5 aud vestings, In great yar1-
ely, a. L. q. SPENCE i SONS merchant tailoring
establishments i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

c. Z. REEs Is not 'ktchmond man, ~ bat we
are haHpy 70 saT that he is n god citizen and
good, practical photoSrapha:. enough said.
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e,srBr. q SCHOOLS.

3. .,,,, urr REQUIRED 10 attcGd the achoaie 10
u, - ,6r si.;s,c n wn'eh ic"y resids.
lo,Ac,,irE IS 8 It's; ot Inc scDoois, Win losst
. sd, l.1ph"rs' nance:
WHITE SCHOoLS.
THIRD pl5TRICT.
(,st of ccut'c l'ne OF 9Th strecs,}
Clsrry street School.
o. land Gtr.s: erammar, Mrs. E. d. Huud
/. ~. VIZ, i'-,msrv. Mis-. A. +. Picks teacher.
r,,.t Primary, Miss y. I. Rahan an, teacher.
Book arsnue School.
H,v>: Grammar, Nr. Z. -. Montague,
. rn~,: rrtmsry, Miss l.. +. Hecfa4sy,
8. '.i.,: rrfmary, Miss J. y. " i,us, lea, hsr
E,.4. i's!mary, Miss l.. W. Jones, teacher.
Wr.yiaN street. Hnd STpuk Grtnpe.
i.,,. ,nd GIRLS: Primary. Miss ii. L. NJ, Saf-
80. No 10 Broad sfr6et.
,.,s. Urinary. Miss &. =. sutton, :cschcr.
o.. ,.,r,:. G.am;asr, Miss l.. L. Hn'c". teacher.
s,'ay street, hc'lcecn 81 and Fuuslee.
:. cnts: Primary, MS. ii. ". "prerSon'
;-rs: Primary. Miss y. NJ Ken'y tercher.
S.-,t b,t,ctC3 sh dHd 10Th (ttnporGry.s
.. ...... t;r1nlu r. Miss II. s. Futon, TEACHER
g.. ...-..: i'..mA:y. Miss ". v %ittrS. tesch,r.
- 49,: i'r.m.IN, Ml$S ". u. tu5is, teacher
.' S.. l,,,r IA .NIrs.4H aad ClGV ttempordrV)
. Sos: 4mma-. Rev. ". ). Gitsrey, prtn-
80 % .y.: rri;ne,v, Mies +. -. Garnet, teacher.
e., :tr III s.y, MISS r ~ " "ihe7' 'e"che''
. ST.. 's'rcca Mirsail; and clay, ttmporo'V)
s.. ~, : 49,! tilrs: Primary, Miss u. I. Taylor,
SECOND pl>TElCT.
,.wcrn h. c,H;cr .l"es o. Ifta ard iih ttree.S.)
r,u.ryi Sc}o+i, CORNER l?ft and CiGn)
81. ray.: Gra.D - =, SIR. . Z. iendletoa, prin-
.:,., ..-..,.-- u,.- J. 4-or Teacher
''..#+. ''t,,'.- AZ ;t,etT \ rrnrcr rrac,, =.
j.. ''.''s' "'"'l'4'"'' 49, '1'N"'"'
- I.r,.,,a-y MSS rurar teacher.
- =: I'll ;,,S os N,,,re ~ che.
,..: r..Inary, Mss j. ii. y iscs""ita,
..-. 9 ,.,,,,
... "Ns -ndni'i.: .fhh:'!: SiiN' Va ~ >"c'V-
=, and t.ir,x. pr,,n re, Miss :. n. Marsh,
'',..'' r,,,,, eo,o.,
-.. i:n,.: Gr-'ula.r. MIR. y. +. Fox, p-inripa!.
-. t.t..>. t,-NIaInAr. Nrs. l.. :. COSBY, !e-c.i9T.
q. by: :r.;H s'y, NJ, J; -. Hs4I .c4:lsr;
80, ,,..i,,"';; ,",'.; S;i y, .,l,iv. ,st,h.r.
'"' "..'S' 'i,l ~ AIS 49, l.
fh'7i b'|ti4.1.
,rss; o. sht. centre line OF lI.h strce'.)
N.r,e:, ir,,recn Main aRi cary tttniporaryl.
.. It's i,r!mt-v Miss =. f. ntlnCs t-aclr.,
-. ''.' p.,,r.ry Mts. II MItch-il ic.cb-
80 I'!-
'' H,r S,rseI itfbpoyurt0
c,ri p,,, Nice - v
"-' .". u" '.t1S A'1AaS''' -"''' "' -
: -'@".''o. 'st1h.7' o.,, ,....,
L-.UI HFt'', "tdf -"R' pt'fpNuiW.
. <tg-.
:. dog, aGa t,ltla: Primary, q 50 IL. r. u -l-l
."g.
..r Sr,tt. 5gtiotcu II nn3 " VempOrHrVl.
~. -J:r-i.. G-,n, .,,r. SIS. r. G.. ,i;n.
,,...,.r
. E,,.- .ttt G|.ls. Primary. Miss /. VI. San,
''..-'
O.. ...o.,, ,,,,.,, ~ !,,,,,,,.,,,.,,
-.'' orc" V''',''" ~ "''' -, .''"rV,"s'
-, 'spl9 SAd Hhi' i"i1"t y .h''a II. '. A'.S
3. 81 .ArT.
Esr..fyg3 Street Rvrirt{g, &. gigu,-dTIF.
-. =, ,,',, r.,Is r,..,..,. ~ :. =
t-. Is - ana Gtr!S PRIMARY, Mis- p. a. FL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

Mutusl Lito !Dsur .nce Company OF New York.
Assets over as COO Geo. The Largest and be t com.
p,ny in the world, the least ratio Of expense
making the most dtGi 'cad;-ar tho chsdpes,
comparyt, insure In. Gi7ldeuds payable In cash
ueyt J ,rusry, aud ever fu:ceed:rg J4nTzry, on
all f,,,Icie; il force JoMS H. CLAIBORNE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

Fail overcoat' for sale atlow prices by E. b.
SPENCE & SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

n SPEC1ALTY-Reserve dividend Policies
WidoWE' ana Orrhans' Bsntns Lille Insurance
Company. J. B. MOORE, Agent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

ERcB-TIss -Autte newest styles OF neck-ties
c,u he had at =. B. SPENCE Il SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

We c"ndidiy recommend our friends uudreaders
to FEAYsEE's Gallery, IS he viii surely giTe
satisfaction In every Instance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

ToBAoco.-The cold weather yesterday
caused tobacco to rise In price, q frost being
deemed probable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

PIzzIsI has now cocoanut cream, checolst
curamels, batter-Sootch, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

Marquis Of Lorne collars for sale by Il. b,
EPENcs & Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

oho oo.ias VIII buy q heavy mesipo usde-. .shrt
IRON 4. 3. SPENCE & soE, mere chsnt tai,ors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

FEAYsEa's prices are very low, compared with
the execution CT his work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

onee:-@ear and hosiery very low st r. p.
SPENCE soN's A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

Russi~n Prince collars for sale by e. B. SPENCE
& son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

The bsss stock of neesles in the city are at 1909
Main street. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

Scbco! Books, whrlesae and retail, for sale BY
ELLYsD,; & lAYLoR, ltl8 h.in street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

Heavy me,ino under shirts can be had or Z. y.
SPENCE & SnN for ono dollar each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

FRAYsER'S GALLERY, opposite the poot-oflice,
IS the largest ard best arranged In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
ABOLITION OF SECTIONAL BITTERNESS

i WHOLE FAMILY POISONED BY MusH'
Rooas..-IFrom the Philadelphia Day. sept.
10 Near MurtoH's station, on tie West
Chester railroad, resides 4 gentleman named
Jvhu Ii. Irwin, whose family consisted ot
his warG-1liss Caroline Herd, young
lady aged about twentT yearS-and gar
dcrer and wife. Mr.. Morton Is from Chi
cagn, where he carried on oil iron foundry,
but rcccatly moved 10 this city, bringing
with him Miss Herd. lie purchased his
villa last spring, and has lived there since.
On Sunday, the 10Th instant, i'll company
with Miss Herd, lie pluc!ied some mush-
rooms, and the next iay they were served
up for dinner, and al. ut the table ate OF
them except the gardener.
After the meal Mr.. Irwin and his ward
came to this city to take the cas- for jersey
Shore, W here Miss Herd was going TO
school. Finding themselves too early for
the t: ain, they took walk out Market
street, and ut 34th street Miss Herd was
taken VITA cramps. Passing the drug store
Of DR.. Smith, the two went in, ana medl-
cine was admin riste, ed but the young lady
grew worse, and DR.. GlltiEI was sent for.
The symptoms were all OF poisoning, ana
the unfortunate young woman was put to
bed. ard efforts made 10 relieve her. About
IL L. III. Mr.. Irwin was also taken Iii with
similar symptoms, and III the emergency
Professor Gross was sent for to consult.
MIR. Irwin was much worse on Tuesday,
but bY the constant application of stimu-
lants lie was keptu until the crisis passed,
and is now in fair way of recovery,
although still weak.
The efforts to save the life of Miss Herd,
however, were Of no avail, and on Wednes-
dav night she sank into q comatose state,
and expired in a few hours.
Mr Irwin, whoi is a middle.aeed man, was
able Yesterday TO go to his home, at Nor
TOMS Station. There is no doubt but that
the poison was developed in the supposed
mushrooms, which were probably toad.
stools: Tor the symptoms of both the pae
tients were of that character. Besides this,
all who ate of them were attacked similarly,
cnly not so violent, which can be attributed
to the fact that they ate but spafingly OF
them.
4 son of DR.. Paul B. Goddard, of this
city, was visitor at the beuse. and on his
return. to this city was taken i'll, and con-
tinued so for two days, although not dan"
gerously.
The Whole affair is a sad one, and shows
the necessity OF using proper precautton IN
the gathering of mushrooms, especially
when done by inexperienced persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

FnArsaa Is a Richmond aaa, and comes vsn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

A FTOS HOUSE.-Parties leaving the
"A Virginia Spr:ngs and not wishing TO return
- .h- cities 80 soon, vii, find this very conye-
LI,nt and pheasant place ettnahd Immediately al
Ait0n Eeps., on Tie hssap peale auu Ohio rail-
rD%G witt! lice .reestOEe and chtiYbssts water.
G1:rd PR lnontii, S:H: per week, Slz; per day,
e. Children uIder ~ years and co!orei servants
A4it price.
2:-siIn - III, GC1IE4BE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

raIuE VIRGINIA SUGAR REFINING
COMPANY
having commenced the menufacture OF RE-
FINED SUGA KS at their hef aery st Rockets,
Is now aule TO cupulv tue trade With = SUP EkIOR
eUG!iR OF the folio owing brands !: s.A.n "a -
OBJ "EXEEA O." &C YELLOW" aud
"YGLLOW." AID also With IN EXCELLE LEHT
SYRUP Of the hEFRa, DJUBliE-EXTkA, and
QUEEN OF THE eOUrd brands. .s
Orders left at toeir oflice, corner ~ and Gary,
will meet with prom pt attention. au 3i.lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

4 MELIA uOUSE.-Located So miles
~ i!oIn ,i.chmond. on the Richmond and Dan
'. & rallroad oaily trains and dEtly mhli-; le
one tic most hea thy localities ia the state.
Good ,u.eitsI IEe. for faml cs SEQ per 10 on.h
Tor students crdiGg The Ame!s lnstltntc $ie Per
a',-in tie vicintr. No eff ,rts viii lie spared 10
IT. axe tue sccummod 'tons equal 70 any first class
AD.~ IL city or country.
gea.l!ns A. V. SCOTT, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
SPORTS OF THE TvrRF
FIRST RUNNING Raor nm rar sr oor
F ! n E 5 pO z T.

GroaSds hagE o for s21o VIII coma efr at ths Fair
half mile. =" ",oAf, I'D Inst. stDglo DASH
Irer; prs; T;o,E,leher ',er catero b. 2. Trcus,s.n ~
J. taul, g z. =" Dick ~
roofs sold on the track.
Face to come Off at 4 O'Clock, go, a.
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HOTELS asD BOARDING. HOUSES

NlSS D2LIA 4. GAY hns several very
vi /. tarGrT ROOMS for PaRM aSEkr
il .. RID ~, and will aIco receaye ID i HOARD
Err. Charsee very reasonable. Apply ut No. ia
9th street south OF Cary. sc 8-c0d!m"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

he attcnti II o. trcnt4 a11 guardians IL cflea
I" ,h" 'oilO"ias abstract from tU -u!cs aGd re,G-
'iacus Of tie public school:
ShCI!C> :. 20 ra;,ti shall be received III any
!Gbiic school WIN ut furnishing satisfactory eyi-
ecu " I n, he o. sfc his been vaccinated.
LECTION ). 10 pupil th,il be received In any
= Os,C scDUJ whose fstLcr If he DC alive ana re.i-
nont ut thc ritT, 81 Il not p2upcr, shall not have
- 10 The capta'lon tsx In aid or pu 'l'c Tee
- tools last Assessed Oh ham The receipt OF say
ud: aut- Ur!zed col cct0r " taxes win be required.
j. Ii. bIGEpkD,
s~2O1t Super!n tenc-ut pvb !c Schools.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

SIRAYED, from my house, on 18th sEssH
~ street, last Stnd4y, Tho 18th inst, m 49,.
'ahh-bhCWN COW. he n4d cut ana Igfs
N one OF her ears. 20 other marks remem her ed.
Alteral reward will be given for her return TO
me, rr any Information that will lc I'd TO her re.
coTerr. JOHN TX. Rad LPH,
sn 22-2tt li,h st. he+ cnn Marshail ard Cisy
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MILITARY EehrEs,s.S
LOST, SEKAyED. 80.

500 REWARD.-LOsT, on the re
Q~O 18th ,nstatt. between Dukes st,- VA. q
re, re, on Franklin street, and New Bridge Nh
SUf5i Sau.fn: " u enrice county, 4 UpBbEeC1-sD
5cn1t So1D ~ AtCa. On The lack OF the wstch the
rekt 80 inside were the letters "E. and B,, and
hi, SaSie WIN the No. so o3o. which marks are on
noln cases. IL wss sn argltsh lever fnIiv c.Svsd
N 'front.' face: With silk mounted chain ytsscncS.
\ reward OF TUESTg DOLL RS will ba given
FOR Its return to thla otic.. se9sax -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

sT5OR -RENT.-TWO ROOMS on the u Y
n .as,,,d enor sbnye at.r store. quits ble FOR q
ioaging rooms TOR single raen. Z. y AZ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

Teachers will 30 at lhe!r respective aehool-
~. lie On he ., b, .s.a, sm. "Dh ias;anL, (Wcu-
:, Ns., THURSDAY, AID Frlday,) from t. IL n.
III iuT .ilc purpose OF eu:cflnK sech scho-ars as
ntpE.
rach.fs can o1.ain printed blanks st ihe office
-. Il u5afd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

I OST, Oh the 20tn instant, between the
IL corner OF oh ard Broad streets and the corner
Of 2d and Cary streets, a PJCKET-BUIK, con.
tainirg a smell ,m0unt OF money az d other
articles. The finder viii be rewarded II tie purse
is re. urned TO no. liz EA3T CARY TT. E&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

DOR RENT or LIE ASE, q FARM-.about
IT flfty acrss-ons Snd three quarter miles rpm
the city OF Richmond. on the crook turnpAes5
The improvements tnow IN courss o. eos,sIasc- e, ss-
rooms, barn, stable, kitchen. &C. For gsrdeoiax
or dsiry purposes this place Is well suited, ocins
good IsI,d fpart highly improvef} focaied on Inc
best road leading to tine city. The buildinxs VIII
be completed by the Ist OF November. fossesslon
5sEr5t tCHAMBERLAYEA& 81 JOSEs, ~ 81
-s Ga 10 Sw s3lf Cary street
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18
Rates OF Adverttstngt

One square 40 linesl first insertion-...s3 oo
Each subsequent inscrtion..........-. a
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18

moving the county seat from Union
vile, and done SO adroitly, cunning
ly and plausably as to even entrap
the strongest advocates of Unionville
itself? With 2S1s miles of road adj
ded on our west to the 1441a we now
have, and including the populous
portions of Churchill county, would
not only make a good showing to
induce the Legislature to establish
the county seat on the railroad by
Legislative Act, but the 113 miles of
railroad in one county, and that
county about out of debt, might
serve to facilitate the organization of
a new county, embracing the odd 73
miles OF road and rs much more as
can be obtained from Lander. Under
this view of the case / submit. will
Humboldt county loose more by the
passage of the bill, or the interests
of Unionville and vicinity suffer
more by it, than the looping off of
73 miles for new county and the
removal of the county seat of the old
one? / would suggest to the Silver
State and its patrons to consider
these matters dispassionately. In
the meantime i will support the bill
upon its merits and upon the ground
of justice, without regard to any ef-
feet it may have on the question of a
new county or county seat.
Nj. =. BoNNIFIELD.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18

The Marysville Appeal thinks the
shooting of Mrs. Dennison by
Dougherty Mt Wheatland should
prove a warning TO single ladies who
are beset by admirers, and admonish
them to be on the alert, when n pro-
position of marriage is made, to see
that they have in the language of the
late lamented Dobson, 1.-THE drop
on him." Society appears to be
coming to such pass that declara-
ton of love may become declara-
tion of war unless the sentiment is
reciprocal. In this state of affairs
1T will become necessary for n lady
to practice with the revolver, not
only in shooting, but in rapidly
covering" her admirer with the
muzzle of n six-shooter, provided
she does not desire to wed him. 1t
will be the only way to get the
| upper hand of these importunate
suitors, who, if they cannot have a
lady's heart, will in the dog in the
manger spirit, put a bullet through
it, that no one else may get it.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18
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