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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

JOB PnINTINa.-We call the attention OF Ee.
chants, clerks Of courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail.
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
sll others having orders for printing, TO The sc'
ties offered at the DIsPATcH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF al kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards. BiH-Heads. Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, BlankS, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-B!Is, Catalogues, Bills of Fare, Show
Eilis, Checks, Drafts &C., &C., 20. satisfacslon
Guaranteed. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

THE FIRST FRosT.-rhcre was q sliobt
frost in and about this city on Thursday
night, but did little damage. Passengers
from Siaunton liist evening report white
frost in that locality. The tobacco in the
Piedmont region is said to have been dam
aged. West of Staunton the weather is rep
resented as being very cold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

SANDS TRIAL.--Thc argument in this case
was concluded yesterday afternoon at about
O'clock, and the case was at once submit
ted to the jury. A recess was then taken
until O'clock, but at that hour, the jury
reporting that they were not ready with a
verdict, the court adjourned uutil 10 O'Clock
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND posT-oFFICE. SEPT. d.
Mrs. Isaac Breathhed, Sable, Mich; Miss
n. Harrison, Marlinsburg, Va; Mr.. L. II.
narriss, Richmond, Va; NJ. Jcnkings Il
Philadelphia, Pa; MIR. e. G. Sampson,
New York; Miss z. E. Waller, Washing
ton, D. c..
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PYTnIAN FUNERAL.-Syracuse Lodge, X.
p, attended in body the funeral of their
deceased brother, U. A. Gathright. yester.
dav afternoon. The Knights wore the old
regalia aprons, and presented very line
aDpearRnCe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

A MAMMOTH MUsHRooa-A mushroom
las been recently plllcked near the farm Of
Dr.. o. +. Taylor, in New Kent county,
which weighed ten pounds. Its color was
Utmost white, and the mushroom remained
n q perfect state of preservation several
lays after being severed from its parent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

TIE SOUTHERN PATRIoT.-This is the
name of Coy. Fayetts McMullen's paper,
published at Marion, Va. Dir. j. c. Pryde
has been appointed its Richmond agent.
He is popular and energetic young man,
and will doubtless do well in his new field
of labor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

THE ArFESTroN OF BooRsELLERsN
RICHM0ED AND OF NEWS Ahp sSeiok Is
11;EETS ON RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT.
HHiNRg is PARTICULARLY CALLED To
InA' S'o BENJAMIN BATES.
Nh. loos Main strees Richmond. Va,
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STEAMER SCHEDULE CHANGED.-Th
steamer John sylvester will, on and alter
the 18th of September, leave her wharf at
6K A. NJ. instead of 6 O'Clock, as hereto
fore. ..s
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New rYor&. !.
Assets over 45cOo ooo. The largest and beat COM
p1ny IN The world, the least ratio or expense
making the most dlVi!ends-and tie cheapest
company to insure In. Di7ldend, payable III cash
next January, and every succeeding January, on
allpolicieS III force. J0nS II. CLAIBoRSs,
Agent
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoINTED.-The Board
of Education has appointed Messrs. j. ".
c. swanson, W. r. Mitchell, and A. j: Fin
ney district school trustees for Calland's
district. pittsYlYania county.
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This is to notify photographers that Mr. G. r
REEs has purchased the exclusive right TO make
aad sell my patent D,czz ,lint or imitation porce.
lain pictures In the city Of Richmond All III
frtnyeys will he prosecuted To the full extert Of
the law. Parties outside or Richmond who deIfte
the process vii! please ADDRESS Mr. BEES or my
SELF CARL ME1NEETH,
sNewbury port, MasS.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

COOK & LAUGHToNiwnrsarIat 1ofoselock, in
rear of Lancasterian school, horses, mules
carriage, &c. ,,- :
". GODDIN will sell al 4r. NJ. tcn handsome
: building lots In Manchester.
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-SkAioUs 1LLSEss.-one OF our most dlstinAs
saia-ea citizens was yesterday seized with NO
."t ar. neufa'slc pain In the head ffom wearfse
-, "piuaea straw ha., ANDY was instantly relieved
W 'uosIhuting one of WEIsyGER,s new STYLES.
'u'' received at corner OF lsth and Main streets.
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RELIGIOUS HERALD The circulation OF this
paper Is larger than the com bined ci.eul alton Of
all other religious plpers published in the State OF
Virginia. II is therefore most valuable medium
for advertisere. Office on Main street. nearly OPP
DosItc Dispstch Office -&. ~
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Mark Twain actually, bona tiie-no
joke-rook out patent at Washington on
the goth inst. for new pattern of trouser
suspenders. He ayers that it was the afro
,cious fset" OF MIR. GreeleY's neither integ-
.uments which set his inventive faculty at
work, fas - - sn '~><s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

pggsoyAL.-Rev. DIR. Wall, rector Of st;
Johu's Episcopal Church, has returned
from visit to ireland. He has been ab- ID
sent from Richmond elnce the 4th OF July.
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PRosrERIrY.-Theb best evidence OF prosperity
IN any enterprise Is The fact of its libsraitY Ia
putting the production of labor or art within the
reach OF the people. This eeems % be the aim OK
the proprietor OF our LEE" GALLEHY. HIS
work surpssses In beauty; his pictsres srs the
embslimsnt or ioveftness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

MhhchAsTs an, ana Others in wantnf leather Of
CHALKLEY d Co. They have one or tho lsr,es.
stocks ever brought to this city, and their priees
are as low as those Of Baltimore or ciues farther
North, =" !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

TAScREp I; OR, The NEW CRUSADE, BY lne u,
Right. Hon. Benjamin Disrael, author m oi
{" Lothair," received from Elyson q Kay
slor, 111G Main street. ...gc s.ss
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CoLLARs.--AH the latest styles Of .linen and pa.
per collars can I've found at Il. B. EPEacg 4 soNs,
1900 Main street
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LIST OF LETTERS.

FIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
iREMAINtNG IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE SePTEMRER "a, 1871.
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

BARTLETT PEARs.-A few more OF this dell
ctous fruit may be hid OF PIzZIEI. They are seli'
In low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

The most beautiful photographs. tina. we have
seen those bearing the imprint or c. X. REEs,
Main street, nea- eth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

CANDIES, cakes, fresh Ctr on, raisiuo, currants,
fruits. gum-drops, and host Of other good things,
are at rIZzISI's. ..a. .la,E. -..a ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

ChEl N CIoCoL lTE, coco1nu., gun-drnps, 81
other fue canoies, axe to be found at PIZZISIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

THE VICTORIA CARD.-This beautiful new-stylt
photograph seems to please. This novelty is JUS
introduced Ut The .-LEE" GALLERY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

Dsep Fed Nutria. Louzfellow hats, "Jus. the
Thug, You Know" 1T ALIENS.
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ALLEN has everything that Is new-FancerbIf
st. Nicholas, and host OF other styles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

Tea hsstssuck OF eak-siss In The city are ii 1899
Mal9 street. - .I.,..lL..- I. E.a1Ee.n 90. lE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

Broadway style silk hats at A. a. ALIENS,
1910 ain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

One dollar will tuy heavy meri. uude1'smr'
from 4. b. ErENCE & Con, merchant tailcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

Marquis of Lorne collars for sale By E. B.
sPKSCE & Son.
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Cloths, cassimeres, and vestinss, in great yari.
ETY., at E. B. SPENCE & EoN's merchant tailoring
establishment. '"' : D.N
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MEMS and boys hats IL. endless variety at iatt
Main street. s.& ~@-s.
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Young gents call at ALLEN 8 and get one OF Inc
newest hats for Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

NEcK.T1Es All the newest styles Of neck-tes
can he had at E. u. SPENCE & SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

hesvy metino under:shirts csu be had of r p:
sPEScE q soN for ohe,do!lar each. -.
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Fall overcoats for gale at low prices by e. B.
SPENCE & SON, ...e .s.. ...... -
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Underwear and hosiery very low at Il. B.
SPENCE L SONS.
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School Books, wholesale and retail, for sale by
ELLYsoN 6 TAYLOR, 1llg Main street.
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.s,H sAs.H ASEP KEN
, oh SALE OR LEASE.

30 ,N>Nl-f- NflN i'l--h~'s'
,.".r slr ale. on aCc"rlu p,ia,'uc tcrmc, my
. . u. r,.'frnct'. ''Gt.t Nt CtTFAGt,' cE '&c
- =. .unsg,.... IiIam lut, and within tn.nty
- Is OF ihv F.tst Mark.t. Thr cot a-,o
-..,.s ...r ..'aI size ruuIuS On tnc n~st Il UI.
. a. ll...,G >LsC r., ms, aud 0'pIns-Sonur,
... ...unu au1r-.'lr ~ the htsculeut III. out
.....4u.. srr : EriCk htCh n with TWO rooms SER
. f,' r"nri c,srri 'Ec-h"nHc sl=bir. COW house,
y ...- .-sh.G Cu'i-houSc, small Granary, and heunr-
..,.~ "a zrrr.uurd,:c th:tr hHncrcd fowls.
T... yarl. y. - Ck=1 with The finest roses, ever
...r., Hu5 shrubs and fowers, IN endless variety.
TO- -a.irI. IS stocked with fruits, Including ten
,,-,.l. -. --sras, dwsrt rears, cherries, apples,
..-.s..,s, ", .%Gss. piuns. n ctS:ines, QHiGccs,
.. I'd r-!u.. b. Ckherr!ss. .ru-sa0t.. guoSt berries
49,. ~.,-r., :, hIS Of tte finest A:nds, n.vortog
3. a..Nc.
!f,. ry-tcT * pare End abuudsut. TIE yard
- a., b iC&eG 2Gd the entire ,':tclises Ia good
- nd ;s.i suJst tg.ia'iy enclosed
tt. . .aulily wi.hu. refinement. with Gear proS.
r..i, = the C.!y, " Grove Cottage " is admirably
., -. q.
n. nei-hhorto, d Is exceedingly orderly.
~. fruits sh ,vr I'll Gay Z hsnd20mc feVenue
..- :... rs M III fu' hSn:ing.
a,, u&- purchasing Ike property can buy tic
.gu.,ui,. ,,Udtu im9Cmgn:s. Aad IowiS, or aay
,..rt.ar at r.c!n. a. i;ir Prices.
Z. n" prupsrtr IS 10. old before the 5tA OF &C.
t.-,.. II may ihsn be leased or rented
j. q. La ~ LIEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23
LUMBER DEALERS.

LUMBER DEALERS
ON HAND CONSTANTLY, at MAYVS
" ISLAND SAW-MiLL, a large supply OF
CASING BOARDS,
flooring FLANK.
LARGE SIZES OF HEART,
GARDEN RAILS,
LATHs, PAbIsG3.
Rills OF lumber of any dimensions furnished.
REFUSE PLANK " Low PRICES.
w. g. MAYO,
Mavo's Isl,Dd Saw-mill.
au l2-3m Pcst-oflce box 1a6,
VNO BUILDERS AND LUMBER-DEAL-
Il kRS-"LaRGE LUmBER FOR SALE."-
The undersigned has for sale about 30 900 feet Of
%; inc SEASONED PINE LUMBEk- IL by 10,
10 by To- and by g. ranging from 10 10 10 feet long,
bargain Can be had by applying TO the under
slgneu T.. =. W1NSTOS.
Over Grubbs & w Williims's,
sc I3--2w 18th street, bet. Main and Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

You don't Know whit you have missed until you
try some Of PIzzrSIs nne arapes-C Concotd and
Delaware. He has other fruits AID full supply or
all kinds OF conrecifoEefiey. M
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tAI IASHiNGTON Il CO., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l73 Green
Hich street, corner Gourtlandt, New York. Cen
ANA okDERS FOR PURCHASES respectfully
solicited. rss... ~~
Agents for the Virginia Steamship and Packet
COMPANY. fa12
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EurAw STREET AND TIE MONUMENT.


The procession was exactly one hour in
passing the San office. On reaching EutaW
street.. dense mass Of people was congre-
gated. and the policemen had TO exercise
constant vigilance in keeping the way clear,
so that the procession could turn north
ward on its route to the monument. The
balconies and windows ofthe Eutaw House,
and OF all the dwelling-houses in the neigh
borhood, were filled with ladies waving
their handkerchiefS. The applause at this
point was very tlattering.
After turning into Monument street the
procession was halted for a short time, and
the various bands attached to the several
Communicates seIenaded the ladies who
filled the windows OF the elegant mansions
in this section of the city. r.,.,rs- ~,
The route was continued along Charles
street to the Masonic Temple, opposite to
which stand had been erected, on which
the Most Eminent Grand Master was sta
toned, with the oher grand officers of the
Grand Commandery of the United States,
while at the windows and door of the Tenn
ple were large numbers OF Masons In re-
gala, In passing the Most Eminent Grand
Master, the procession gave MIN the march
ing salute, the standard bearer OF eaeh
commandery dipping the standard, and the
knights carrying their arms at present,
the bands meanwhile playing appropriate
airs. aua- s2s"ass- - =
From the Temple the procession march
ed along Charles street to Fayette street,
where 1t was dismissed, and the various
communicates proceeded to their respec-
tive headquarters, and the hundred thou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23
ELECTION NOTICES. ],

A r THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
a 0.srds Of efficient and eeoaemieal gsxssnss r.
me Az aaa NJ nsart the Undersigned respsct-
Siyv anu snnSnnces himself candidate for nomina:
ton D. shs Conservative gaIsy i9r tes ssass Oh
Vireihia. ,o,S - ,sy, ~ - tAeSs "a ip-ats 4
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Ackerson. j.
A driar, }.
kdains, =. +.
k,cxauJcr, A.
~.
HAndcreoa, lie
Archer. 4.
BASS, H. A.
Banks, A.
Beck, l..
! Biu,neuhlrg, I
| Huwles, l.. W.
| Eowlcs, }. f.
| Brown, NJ,
| i;rpnss T..
| Rrnce y. G.
| Eurns, ail,n
| Rurkc, l..
| cary, Il.
| CxfTinrton, 0.
| Garter, l..
| i:a;'ctt, +. G.. I
| Chandler. NI. v
| Christian, +.
| Chil,,ra;s, II,
| Chandler. y. w
| (,h,ldress, B,
| clarke M, A.
| CLARKE l.. G..
| Ciayfon, ID. NJ.
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lost. STRAxED, &c

from my house. on 10Th rEsSy
- .t..s. t.s' sandy tbc 18th inst. my SS-M--
k-r;RnW$ y COW. she had i CT, aud y nuIo
''' sE..r. 81. 70 other marks rciuCm bel cd
...,,.#i rtw-rd will p" xivCu 10Y hcr return to
~. iAt,y11t."n shat viii lead 10 her re-
JOHN ii. EASp -I.rn,
.r-. IS.h s.. hct~cca marshail and Clay.
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.YUsT ;RECHIyED.-Come one, come M sii
., and see .he STiYKs 3 No sys ~
BEATING sT0TES I Eso9As RAsass' : '-'.
Moning, PiumptpE. Gas:Fitting., ana s'osA
Piping executed af Short notice, ~ on. r,a
.As tse Dr0Ad tfSteh
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oNEfoF THE MOST sALEABLE BOOKS OF /,
THE sElAsoNl . 80. i.
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r.rE SALE OK ENClANGh,
/ Va Nt'iN. wJN So! or cN EsSJY2
-. ,.c n t<l'GGN NJHSE 40. ls-"T
S.' - '''' jim WEkTH.
a.. Cofl Office, Iitl AMI. Main streets.
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ERK SALE.

,,n, >A,E. No. NEW TOp-BUGGT
|, - ff,t...SS 4 nMrCaiu can he had by
...rtnp 10 SrbRRS & Co,
&" g., 80 !3Ia Cary street
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11
BY TEhEGRAPH
Reported especially for the Cairo BuI
ictin. Ten hours I'm advance sf ~
Louis papers.
NEW-Y0RK.
p. 4. BARNUM IN THE STOCK
r-.y BUSINESS
THE TURNER FESTIvAL.
BIDS FOR GOLD.

.aa9 BIDS FOR 0OLD.T
NEw-YoRK, August l0.--Thsre were
twenty-three bids for gold, amounting Ia
$4,4I0, ,00r, fsofa 1ilcto' iiE89.o Awards
will be about s., 2,0oo, 900, from ill-5l 70
lll-G9.
THE TURSfEsT.
At the close Of the German turnfest
yesterday, diplomas were awarded in the
following order: Excellence, z. StAhl, Now
York +. nbsch, ST. Louis +. Probst,
Chicago; Il. Fielder, Chicago Theodore
Buntz, Philadelphia; o. Fisher, Brook
lyn;. L. Lietzgen and X. Neuscht, New
York; F.Galtz, Chicago. +. Miller, New.
York +. Moikus, Chicago. In excel
lence OF fencing and bayonet exercise, W !.
Steiner, Z. Randship, and p. Schmitz, of
brooklyn, carried OF, the prizes.
Diplomas and laurel wreaths for prof.
cheney in clts, exercise were awarded as
follows: First prize,A class Of tho Chica-
60 society, OF which II. Mattern 10 leader ;
second prize, to the Pittsburg class, Ii.
Schmitz, leader third prize, TO the St.
Louis class, il. Storm, leader. .4,lIl-
Johns Roberts and Henry Storms, both
scalded on the Westffeld, died at Bellevue
hospital this nosningisV IT
CAPT. W. v. LYONS,
the well-knOwn Irish patriot, died yesier.
'"ALI4 4 MnMM { CO! All
have purchased $4,000 acres of land in
Colorado territory. They will stock il
with Z, 600 headlof dhe.blooded cattle, and
II these prove profitable they will follow
1t with larger investments.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11
NEW ORLEANS,
.IIIIVI. " n n II " ~
SERIOUS RAILROAD DISASTER,
THE RADICAL, STATE CONVEN.
h rllT1ON, '-.'''-
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS
DEMANDING THE REMOVAL
OF COLLECTOR CASEY
AND OTHERS.

,, NEw ORLEANS, August l0,-The pp
train on the Houston and Great Northern
railroad while pushing two fats contain
ing the officers Of tho company, was
thrown from the track by distractions
placed there BY malicious persons, aftssn
miles above Houston Texas. Df. g. G.
Young, president VIM. N. Young, sssis-
tant civil engineer, ana brakeman pro-
bsbly fatally injured; y. Noble, chief en-
gineer, and others slightly hurt. -
At convention of the Yarmouth
wing, held last evening, lCI delegates an
swered to the roll. A resolution was
adopted that Senator West be requested
TO INTRODUCES q resolution Ut the next ses.
sion Of congress, calling upon the presi-
dent and other officers Of the governme ent
for all information in their possession re-
gsrding the use Of tho custom house for
hSldiug the radical state convention, aud
by whom authority was given the United
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11
iMARKETSlBY TELEGRAPH.
N Ew ORLEANS.

lsom y
30 -..sL. INV ohLhAS y august w.
FLOUR--xX, $685. XAX, e675(9
'W. ~. :,n7D 'l.n't, y - 1'...' ~
ComS-ruini = mixed, 6sc white, Ioc
P0RK-puu anS si r",n;ns, a. =, A.. E " 70 o'''
LARD-Duli at lei TO li,c.
| SUGAR-Quiet and firm st lO.e. .,,,-.
MOLASSES-Dull;p plantation ferment.
| Ing, 424c. ''A
WHfSKY-Dufa at e2c to 500
.rssg 3, .rgsreror,s s'Ir..tsJ
| 80 ,..-.s oi' LoUio' u.-I ...4I
| 81. .....a-.1 ST. LOUIS, August 10. l
ELOUR-Dull and unchanged i-.-a
CORN--Dull Al aac in Soit m;,sd a. sna "A
yellow on track, a .lrIT ~ - - . I-r
OATS--Dull st 373c. r G.ns.-.n
WHIsKY~Duii WHISKY IsIsos ss soc. s.'S'', ..a..
PoHk-Duii, small lots sell at $l8.25. =
- go, a.. ~ Euer ;I ios OF GEAR fte
IL IA ,..so,io o 81 ea't o,eat 1,t
rib At s.cI ~ - '' "''u "' O"oo" "''"" '''"' "
D''' ,,,,,.,o' .,.....,' ... ..'.
''..'a. . ''r r.'. 49, " ChlCAGo.. ..r, ... q.
..' -, .'' '. ~.'. 80" CHICAGO, August 10.
PORK-Actiye at Sl2.l22 70 Sl2.3O
seller September, $1,000 seller December,
si1'yv se''s. august $ll.iIt,l m.di
WHISKY~Lower. sales NJ ssc ..'.-.
o,,,o,,,, - -. ...-.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11
CHICAGO.
THE NATIONAL BANKS AND
THE CITY COLLECTOR.
DECISION BY JUDGE BLOD.
.-...., GETT.

CHICAGO; August io.-Judgc Blodgett,
OF the United States Circuit Court, on q
case Of consolidation by thirteen national
banks against ths city collector decides
that the shares Of national banks cannot
be assessed at higher valuation than the
par value thereof; that tho tax Is in the
nature Of royalty upon the denomination
al value OF each share respectively if the
share could be assessed ut any other value
that would involve the ascertainmsnt on
the actual property Of the bank and the
deduction therefrom of go much there
of as is invested in United
States bonds. This the Supreme Court of
Of the Uuited States has decided cannot be
done, for the reason that the tax was in
tended to be upon any new use TO which
the capitalist put his bonds by embarkiny
them in national bank stock. $3.50.
Considered, therefore, In this light the
tax could be levied only upon the nominal
value OF each share, whether the share
was actually more or, less than par.
The court also held tho state law of 1867
providing for the taxation of bond sh ares
70 be wholly void, because in contraven.
ton OF the state constitutian,, in that it
prstides for taking tho shareholder in tax
ing district where q bank is located, in
stead Of the district of the shareholders 5
residence. The taxing power can only be
exercised upon persons OF property with
IN the Jurisdiction Of the district wherein
i is located. Any tax imposed on it must
Of necessity be confined to the person of
me owner, so far as the law of 1867
directs. The assessment of shares owned
by parties who reside outside of the coun.
", city, town or district where hsnk Ia
located, Is in conflict with the constitu.
tlonal provision and thsrefors::a::void {: and
imperative. ~ (. TO 's.1-.. .''.'ha IL