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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20
RICHMOND AND PErGR>EEGj
RAILROAD COMPANY.
DII,iINfnN,n a. nuun.l Z LII

THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run 4,
Il follows:
The mail trains leave Richmond N 3:I1 \. NJ AMI
e:30 l.. d.. and leave Petersburg At 400 \. NJ nHl
7:2u L. VI.
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
at a. NJ and 4:lO +. NJ, and leave Petersburg at 10
a, VI. and $50 J.. VI.
The 3:!5 4. NJ. train Will not leave RichmonI on
SUNDAYS. and the TO II. NJ. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 9:3j F. VI.
daily train, and those from Norfolk will connect ~
Petersburg with the 10 A. NJ. train.
Passengers from Clover Hill viii take The $50 \.
NJ. train on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Friday:
and returning, leave Richmond on the same DAY, At
2:30 l.. NJ.
The mail trains Will stop only NJ Chester
The \. VI. train will connect at Petersburg Nv
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio RAILROAD IL.
l.ynchi,urg daily.
Si.EEPlNG-CARS on the $50 Z. VI. train rIuuips
through TO Wilmington. X. B. khSEi,
All Z Ticket and Freight Agent.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD LINZ,
December IT, lS-l

SPECIAL NOTICE.-ThecEU,
- steamer DANIEL WEBSTER hay e. ~. -.
ing been withdrawn from the line for Il lew ,ty. f-r
repairs, until further notice we will have hui cue
boat out for BaltmOrc-the EASTERN CITY
which will leave West Point on the following dtl. I.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
Due notice will be given when the WEBSTER re-
Sumes her trips. WILLIAM \. BRAGG.
dc l5-lw superintendent.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Peal Estate Agent and huctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner of Eleventh anu Bahk Streeh-
EXECUTORS SALE OF FOUR
EIFKANEprF SENIENTS ON BtOADSTREEI
NEAR no TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
Hnii,HOAp DEPOT, AND TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXII-SiN FEET OF LAND On iHf.
SUfI'rII SIDE OF CARY BETWEES ADAMS
AND JEFFERSON STEEETS.--At ihc request OF
tlc s,rryvu; executor of thu latc Thomas fh,iler
Inorl lin order Ia .ind up the estate and pay on me
rrulii,ir,. I2.ici;sj, shall sell at auct" on Inc
PREMISE. on WEDNESDAY,. the 2Oth l)rceniMT
ISL. ruIii:.rnrius AT o'clock j.. NJ, thoYc Ionl
FRAMED TENEMEHTS with the ground allachcn
tn tngli Oh ii!o north eide of broad street west ol
Shockne crcci, and within one hundred iruS VI INC
,l,l,Dl nf tie Chesapeake and OHIO rallroa'i ,,,,,,
ait,r which say at s! O'Clock =. NJ, TWO HUN
Di;ED AID SIXTT-$iX FEET OF GROUND on
lie south side OF Cary I.ctwccn Adams AMI JciicrSu
streets running back one hundred reef 10 ~ 'iiIiich
Into lots 10 rllil bidder. These lots are IN IN l'
proving part OF the city, aud arc quito contagious I'D
the city cG!yclt. ,x,,d ,,,o,,.
TERMS: Onc-tllrtl cash balance AT siX;i;h lwcltS
month, for negotiable notes, interest added: securcu
by trust decd. co,1,1N Auc,,,ucer
Ge Is W. ~ 49,. ,,,,,-
After the foregoing sale Will he solo oHE IN
DRIED AND FIFTY AND TllREE.Q AhIf .t
FEET OF LAND oh the south SIDE Oh GARY s s,i
west of Jefferson street, running bIck lOoiSct 10 "e
divided to suit bidders 5o,,
TERMS: As above.
The 4lG feet Of land on Cary street adverllscu TO
m sold nj auction this afternoon by the executor oi
Thongs Ruth,rloori, deceased, having been Sol lri,
vatcly they will not be offered but the roth
TESEMENTS Oh Broad street will be sold III
o'clock. [dc e0l W. GODDlS, Auctionccr.
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BY +. B. Newburn,
Peal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
I0lA Main street.

rTRI-sTEES' SALE OF TWO DESIRA-
i BILE FARMS, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNT
NEAR CHESTER STATION, FOX sALE AZ
tItITIONHy virtue Of three certain deeds OF
nst nIy recorded In the clerks office of the Ches-
terEed County Court the first In D. b. A., a. ye 81 =
No 20 nares Iss and $40, to f. g. Newburn rs trus-
tee we Shall proceed to sell At public auction !avins
Sn' i0i IL Main street, Richmond, Va on WE'D.
NESDAY the Goth day Of December, ISL IL; III
Ing on the Glover Hill railroad about one mile from
Chester; afterwards the TRACI Ot Ia "a A hs,s Gf
mari. wood and accessibility to the cities Of Ric-
In0nd and Petersburg.
TERMS: Cash.
rio oo-It T.. Is. NEWBURN, {
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TARMS FOR SALE.

Il
3ai ACRES.-A very desirable FARM Of 3ot acres.
half miles west of the city, on the Drcp-lsnn
turnpike, with comfortable improvements; ice"
house and pond, and small orchard OF choice irnil
trees. Price, $1,000.
IS ACRES.--A very desirable FARM Of siXty-fvc
acres. all cleared and improved, three miles cast al
the city, near the Williamsburg turnpike, with Il
neat FRAME DWELLING containing four rooms
the usual lighthouses, and u fine yonng orchard.
Price $4,000.
SO ACKt.S.-A very desirable farm Of fifty acres !;
twenty timhercd; the balance cleared and improved:
four miles east of the city, near HE Williamsburg
turnpike; with new two-story frame dwelling con-
taluing four rooms; good out-liouscS, &c. Price
Sl.50O.
20 ACRES.-A very desirable farm Of twenty -thrcc
acres OF hghy-mprorGi garden land, within one
mile OF the city; improvements comfortable. Price
$4,000.
l5s ACRES.-A very desirable market farm Of
fifteen ana i half acres III highy-lnproyed garden
land, within one mile OF the city. Price, S3.lO0.
SO AGRES.-A very desirable tract OF land. an
investment. containing eighty acres, near the city.
100 ACRES.-A very desirable farm ul one hundred
acres One-iourth tinbcrcd. the balance cleared and
improved five miles ro the city, on the Frecrtcks-
burg railroad, with new two-stOry frame dwelling
and The usual 0ut-ouses all In neat and complete
pair. Price, $4,000.
81 ACRES.-A very desirable farm of ffty-scven
acres, oue-tllrd tmbereti, the balance cleared and
improved five mile, from the city, on the Fredercks
burg railroad, with two-story frame dwelling and
out-hoiSeS, In good repair. Price, s., 700.
One OF the finest farms In Hcnlico county, near the
city, containing land enough for all purposes, part
tinibered, balance improved, with good buildings,
out-houscs, aud fencing In thorough repair.
Apply to RICHARDSON L CO,
de 2u-Gt lib Main street.
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by Grubbs SC Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VERY NALU-
L ABLE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES ON THE CENTRAL TURN
PIKE, TWO MILES BELOW RlCHMDND.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed by Jacob ). Alice
TO the subscriber trustee, dated 18th May, $50, and
duly recorded In Ucurico County Court Office being
thereto required by the creditor secured will sell ut
auction. upon the premises, on MONDAY, 18th OF
December, at IL O'Clock NJ, the FARM above lie
scribed, upon which said Alice resides. The I'M
provcmcnts consist of new and handsome residence
with nine rooms, kitchen, sm0krhOnse, &c, all Of
brick besides large barn, stable and other usual
out buildings. The land has been much improved
and dici0sly cultivated, that this l. TT the
most valuable farms of It's Size near lie city.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to ,cfray EXPENSES cf sale
ana to DAY oil 5000 now due for interest III" 'lc
secured; scmi-annua payments Of $500 each, IN l,c
made on the 18th May and 18th November in each
year until 18th May, 1879, when the principal sum of
$4,000 will become due: and for the residue such
terms Of payment as will be announced nj the time
Of sale. All credit payments TO bear interest ana he
secured by trust deed. .- 81. ..s..
JOHN Il. CREESIIAW, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctionccrS.
POSTPONEMENT
POSTPONED bv consent of the parties 10 THURS
DAY, Flat December, nj Il o'clock NJ.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
dc IL Auctioucrrs
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COMMISSION MERCHs.r.rS.

TOHN w. WYATT, GENERAL Slllr.
81 PING and COMMISSION MERCHANT, NJ.
Governor street, Rieameud, Va, (pos!- Office box
i5l agent Tor hs Old poninion Steamship cohII,..
ny. iori New fork; lnsaan Line, for Liverpool
eTpoel. Hst
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v,onEs. STATIONERY. 4c.
sIBNER's MONTHLY.
TIE uoL1DAY NUMBER.

ILLUSTRATIONS EQUAL TO FINE BOOK
'i'''o WORK. suPEE1oK 70 ANYTHING
MTIiERrTro, IA. ATT ,TiaI ,M}; A1.rpAc-
\ WREATH OF cIIRisTMAs VERSE by bay BAY,
ard Tnyor, Christina Roset;!, and II. H., WIN
cholcc.t Christmas Pictures.
A CHRISTMAS POEM. by Mrs. Whitney.
A SONC;. BY Harriet Mcltwen tiinbali.
4 TRANSLATION tfrom Homcrh BY Bryant.
THE LEADING ILLUSTRATED ARIlCLE, Dy
THE WONDERS OF THE VEST,
"a graphic amusing, and instructive. The illustra-
u,;STiSti ADVENTURES IN INDIA, uien-
tetant Gordon Cummings, Is thrilling narrative
There is d Humorous Christmas Story, by Frank
r. stockton, with comic pictures. Stories ~ Hans
Christian Andersen, Julian Hawthorn, Mrs. III Ui
phant, and joaquin Miller. Wilfrid Cumsermeoe.
bv George Macdonald, Is Continued. At tis Sa1es U
new serial by Mrs. Ophant with illuaratioilsl; -
commenced. The opening chapters snow tis sk, VA
touch Of u great mastcr, and give promise 1ni. us
,hor Dr. Holland, who once wrote Coo soSes Sna-
lxers. bnt l don't think he admircs tneu, AK
tbol,yhtfuly Of Shakcrism and The Faults OF Sni-
tur. George Il. Bacon tells of Some Minus OF Sp!-
ritual O:,caery Higgilisnn writes wittly OF a lay
OF Scottish tiatncs The Editorial Departments over.
"Iultury." Ar Home and AbrOad. The Etching IL
the I,,rkey's Christmas. NJ Whole, uls nuiiDeI
may I've considered representative OF tnal when ~
-Si In American culture and art, and as ctcellng In
many important particulars anything hiticfto
achieved In the field Of periodical literature On either
Der The fourteen hack numbers VIII DC sent 10 any
''e'''er OF he" '"''''''e' '' SCRIBNER & CO.. .
4. oo-lt G54 Broadway. New York.
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WE CALL ATTENTION TO OURS
W splendid line OF GENTS FANCYNA
SllPpERS; HAND-SEWED FRENCHA
CALFSklS BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS; La
DIES BOOTS OF I'LL styles: MISSES SCHOOl.
SHOES; TRUNKS, NALICES, SATCHEl.S, &C.,
which We arc selling low. Give us 4 call
no2l WiNGO, ELLErT / CRUMp.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Anc,Ioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between alalh al" p'"N'

y,,p1rsTFEys SALE OF A FRA NJ ED
HOIrsE AND LOT ON THE NORTH SiDE
OF BAKER STREET BETWEEN SEoo ~ |. ,,c MS Of
tmst executed by Nancy Willis to the SUBSCRIBER
dated s5th February, lses and duly recT rmEsbSY
sell at auction, upon the e. on above
I,,rnrred To- The LOT is Il 2-12 by Gu feet
TERMS: Cash to defray expenses OF SUI n,,i ~
ke made known at the time OF sale: ,,-.,,
'' '"''> LOUIS +. BOSSlEUN, Trustee.
curppc G. WILLIAMS. AuctiolccrS- uc ~
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Rail-.
~ ROAD-On and after September ~ tA.>E'.-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond tSundty, r1.
ccpted) ~ follows:
$3.50 4. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting 1t GOrdonaSlic with cur;sH,.
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington a'i
North and Lynchburg and South.
3:35 =. M.--AtCOMMODAfIuNT TRAIN Tor ,.g-
louisville, except on Saturday which day 1t have.
AT +. VI. This train connects at tOrOiisS ilic ~,
the night trains on the Orange ilcxan'!ra ant NJ
nass:Ls railroad for LYNCliBuRG and WASHING
TON.
Through tickets. at low rates, sold 10 all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Qucen-i"wr.
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Iayrc. Rotterdam,
Bergen. Copenhagen, and Gothcnburg, IL all paint,
on this road, can be bought uf III" General Tiki
Agent at Richmond, or c;ul be ordered through ang
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained Al the Com
pany's Offices.
No passenger trains are run Sundays.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES i. SErIIERLASD, General Ticket agent.
oC IL
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E'SK RENT.

NOR RENT, that desirable FOUR f fss:s
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING corner -
r,rn,vai IN and Franklin streets, containing clell
rooms, Kitchen, stable, &C., all in thorough repair
For terms, apply To la VI DIM
ia MT
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rC~N NOW IS THE 1870
TIME TO
SUBSCRIBE FOR TIE YEAR

ANY NEWSPAPER or MAGAZINE PUB
LlSHED in TIE WORLD SEM TO
SUBSCRIBERS IN ANY PART
OF TIE COUNTRY AT
Low RATES
by
EILYSON K TAYLOR,
SEWSDEALERS AND BOOkSELIEIS,
ZIG MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO DESPATCH BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED

Passenger train leaves Richmond depot daily fSu,.
days exccpte'i) nj i. NJ. connecting at W,@i il
with the iirst-class steamers EASTERN CITY mt
DANIEL WEBSTER, touching at the river ET.a,
ings, and arriving In Baltimore on the follow r.,
morning In time to connect with trains north ,, II
west.
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE cl,cSrl
30 al points.
Passenger train leaves ut 3 ?. VI. on SUNDAYS
for West Point only.
Steamer leaves pier No. 10, al Light Street i,'r
more, daily Sundays eNccpted) at l.. M..aIrl,5.
in Richmond the following morning at II.
BY this line passengers enjoy good night r,si
Freight train leaves daily tilondays rxccptrGJ NJ
"A. NJ.
Frcights received daily, carefully hamlet. =, i
promptly forwarded No Kerosene oil trarn,.,ri 4
this Inc. Through bills OF la,iin. given Ia m
points.
FARE.
From Richmond to Baltimore. :,
From Richmond to Philadelphia. .......... 4 :;
From Richmond 10 New York. +, ,.,
From Richmond to Boston, all rail from New
DIN l6 -.
From Richmond to Boston via tie Souud.... Il %.
To Baltimore ana RETURN. d ,
WILLIAM y. BRAGG, Superintendent
j. l.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent. ElcE.
mOnd.
5. q. grassy, General Agent, Baltimore sell
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AUC,TroN sAy.Es---Fntnrc Days:

BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs'
r,oyentb street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REh AL, Es ,l,,st IL.
l. IN FULToNBy virtue OF Ia u wife - 70 the SUI
ecIten by ~ trustees, dated 10th May III 6eIg
thereto required By The er sss eseer is7 at
us - NJ LOTS Nos l. 2. 3, A. aifi ., IN slu; I'll,
No. Fhon fronting li SaaS Sft To- an alley
or state s15Gs,1 e by FRAMED DWELLING
io En ps Sufficient In cash to pay expenses oi s
and to discharge debt for about It., s tc , Of saIe
upon terms ~ " '''"' WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
CYRUS BuSSIEu&,
.,,u,poars de -
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Au cnoncers.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-Now afioat. 800
- tons hest quality r. 4. EGG and STOVE
GOALS, which viii he snld from the vessels at low
figures. ~ '0'
Can ana see my prices, aud lay IN Your winter sup
ply OF coal before there Is An advance In c,l and
freights In the northern markets
WRIT ROBERTS,
tyls corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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TUNARD LIN L THE BRI- ,<5s;s,
v TiSif AND NORTH AMERlC AN s -
ROYAL NAH. STEAMSHIPS betweecu New York
and Liverpool calling ut Cork harh0r.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Ty tie Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
age: .. .s... -
First Cabin $3.50 gold Second Cabin. $50 gold.
Elf-L aDlil 10 Fli5, EopI'
Return tickets $3.50 gold.
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
Return Tickets ., $3.50. gold.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown.
and all parts of Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills of ladng from Virginia TO Liverpool,
Belfast, Glasgow, llavre. Antwerp. and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mciitcrrancan ports. VIII
he issued by The VIRGINIA aud FOR FL & y
THROUGH LINE, they having made the necessary es
arrangements with the OLD DOM MON StEh M-
SNIP COMPANY 10 New York. and with the Gu
SAR) LIN thence Ia Liverpool. Sc. ...
For rates. &C., apply to the Agents Dt the oid DO
minou Steamship Company. III.
. u. CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN,
General Agcnt Cunard Line.
j. d. KELLEY, Jr., General Agent Virginia
icai and Foreign Through Line.
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We enjoy unusual facilities In the prosecution of
our business and our customers may feel assured OF
prompt attention 10 all orders.
ELI.YSON & TAYLOR,
de ls-d.swS Win Jig Main street
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DAILIES.
New York IIcrald..sH 90 Washington Pa
New York World. Il % triM ...... ........Slo 90
New York Tribune. II % Bali more Sun....;. %
Washington Chron- baltimore mcrl- ~.
10 % can ................ W
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EOR RENT, SEVERAL FURNISHES
a ED ROOMS, with gas, servants ATTENDANCE s-:I
and fuel, If desired. 10 single gentlemen. BOARD
will also be furnished reasonable terms 70 tenants
of the holse ut III. l.. w iGAS - =,
do 1o-ow 5I.- BROAD street.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-12

WHO IS HE?-A young man of me-
dunn hight, slight build, dark hair
and whiskers, with face tanned from
exposure, and evidently an American,
went to KNOXVILLE about a week ago
ii. search of employment as a wood
chopper. Since that, his tongue and
arms have become p~aralyzed, and up
on examination it was found that his
skull was fractured from a wound
back of and above the left ear. The
Silver State says he is unable to com
municate with those around him, and
that he will probably die in a very
short time.
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600 GIFTS.

The money received for the sale Of the tickets
and the title deeds of the property will be depos-
tied In the ODD Fellows Bank of savings, at Sac
ramento, who will be duly authorized to hand
over the gifts to those who hold the lucky num-
beers.
SrRespopsible Agents wanted, to whom a dis
count will be made equal to that of any similar
enterprise. To persons RENTING direct, eleven
tickets will be sent for $40, SO tickets for $50, or
lie tickets for 500. We thus make it an obi ct
TO persons forming clubs.
The drawing will take place under the supervi-
sion OF 4 commit zee Of well known and responsible
citizens Of Sacramento. Address orders to
PELCH L CO., GenI Managers,
sel1-td IS Fourth street, Sacramento, Cal.
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ago. They we're not directed, but
came loose in the mail sack. The
Postmaster distributed them around
in the boxes of those who ~patronize
the post-whether promiscuously or
according to instructions, we do not
know. The Postmaster informs us
that they came loose-each one sep
arate-in the mail bag, and that there
were no marks, directions, "strictly
confidential" letters, nor scrap of
wrapping paper about them ; SO that
it is impossible now to tell whether
they were sent under the frank of
Nye, Stewart, or some other Radical.
But we submit that, when the lead
ing men of the Republican party
Cabinet officers, Senators and Con-
gressmen, and the leading Radical
papers of the country-go into the
business of writing and circulating
such incendiary secession documents
as that published in the Enterprise
of last Thursday, it is high time the
people open their eyes and inquire
Whittier are we drifting?"
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WALK OFF!-A dispatch from VAL

WALK OFF!-A dispatch from Val
lejo (Which is the polling place for the
Mare Island Navy Yard, and which
gave Booth 1900 majority,) says that
on Friday last "forty shipwrights and
cauIkers were discharged from Mare
Island Navy Yard" Twenty-Five of
these discharged men, two days pre-
viously, voted the little pasteboard
Republican tickets, and the other fif-
teen fatty refused to do so. We SYM
pathize with the fifteen; but the twen-
ty-fve who sold their consciences and
their souls for a little wad of green
backs, ought to starve to death, and
receive a kick from every honest man
in the State while they are undergoing
the process. Several hundred more
of these venal voters who sold them
selves and their country for a mess of
pottage, will be compelled to walk off
within a few days.
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STATIsTICAL.-The State Prison In
structor of California gives the follow
ing as the classification Of books loaned
to the convicts during the month OF
August: Roman Catholic, 80; Protes-
tant, religious, 20; travels, $50; his
tory, 200; biography, 90; science. 80;
romance, s45; periodicals, ITO; Span
ish, 20; German, 40; French, II; whole
number of books in the prison library,
3,O3S.
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HAMILTON, THE RoBBER. Ne
should judge from the following dis
patch, received from Sheriff Spires to-
day, from the Sheriff Of Colusa county,
California, that Hamilton is an object
Of interest in other places, as we'll as
Eureka:
Have You the man Robert Hamil-
ton arrested for theft? Answer.
B. D. STANTON,
Sheriff, Colusa county.
River Reveille, 9th.
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In 1856 to 1860 the State tax
ranged from q to 20 cents on 800.
In 1886, 37H cents ; in 1869, IS
cents; in 1870, 81 As; in 1871, 50,
with an excess of expenditures over
receipts of IS, 779,01S Is.
So in North Carolina ; in 1868 the
debt was S11, 900 900, and is now
$40, 900 900, and the State tax re-
quired to meet all expenses amounts
to S5 on the 800, and the whole
property of the State is assessed at
only s12O, 600, 900. In Arkansas the
debt was So ZOO, 900, and is now &c.
600, 900. In Texas, in 1868, the
State needed 1914 ,26S 35, provided
by means of a tax of Is cents on
800 ; in 1871 the expenses are S.
837 ,953 %, and the tax 50 25 on
800. In Georgia the State bills in
1869 were $662, 600 ; in 1870, S1,47O,-
OIL OF. In 1869 the total bonded
debt of Georgia was S6,554,45O, and
in 1871 the registered bonded debt
is $50, 1877 $780,
Talk about extravaganza and cor
ruption in the affairs of New York
city! Why, even if all that is al
legged be true, it is a bright and
shining record beside this.
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PERsoNALS.-Charles l.. Perkins,
State Printer, passed through town
yesterday, on the east bound train,
for Ogden and Salt Lake City. Char
ley is looking we'll. Hon. H. C. Street,
who has been making a visit to this
town the past week, left on the ears
yesterday to take a look at the "City
of the Saints "-[Elko Independent,
9th,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-12

John Herrick, q Democrat, of Sher-
man, Wyoming, introduced the bill
in the Legislature of that Territory
which gave the ballot to woman, and
4 Democratic Legislature passed the
law. 1870" '-' :
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-12

NOTICE TO LEAvE.-The Gold Hill
News of last evening says hat COL
yesterday gave another man notice to
leave Virginia, and that he was to
have left for Reno last night. The
members of the Committee will soon
have things all their W way on the
lower streets of that city.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-12
RADICAL MANAGEMENT.

Not long since the New York Tri-
bune published some letters from
South Carolina, showing the state of
almost hopeless bankruptcy into
which that State had been plunged
by radical mismanagement. The
other States of the South, that are
sending carpet baggers to represent
them in Congress. are in no better
condition. We give a few illustra-
lions below:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-12

The Stockton Republican says it has
COST the Republican party five hum
bred thousand dollars to obtain o n
troll of California, and it will cost the
people five million dollars to free
themselves from the control of the
Republican party.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-12

Grant has appointed forty-two of his
relations to Office. Of this number
three are competent and thirty-nine
incompetent and unfit for the posi-
tons they hold.