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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-21

EsTABLIAHRD -
] ! ! ! j. ! ! ! / ! ! ] ] ! |: !: ! ! ! ! |. | | ] ] ! ] ! ! ! !: !: !. 8
10 in 1854, for the treat. A
mont Of Sexual and Seminal A
Diseases, such as Gonor- ~
rhea, elect, Structure. Syph.
Ills In all lie forms, Seminal
Weakness, lmpotency, etc.
Skin diseases o fyears stand
ing, and Ulcercd Legs, etc.,
successfully treated.
DIR. GIBB0N has the$
pleasure Of announcing that eNSSN
pitfalls OF Europe, and has resumed practice at
bis Dlspensary, 623 Kearny street, corner Of
Commercial, where his old patients and those
requiring his services may find him.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor mon
ey in seeking out new. remedies, and has re.
turned with Increased facilities for the allevia.
seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence OF sell:
abuse. This solitary vice. or deprayed sexual
indulgence, is practleed BY, tho youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with uncrring certainty the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scien'
tifc medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance,
dark spots under tho eyes, pain In the head,
ringing in tho cars, noise like the rustling OF
leaves or rafting chario;s, uneaslness about inc
blunted intellect, loss Of confidence, difldence
In approaching strangers, o dislike TO form new
acquaintanccs. a Opposition to shun society,
loss OF memory, pimples and various eruptlont
about the ncc, hectic Pushes, furred tongue,
fetid breath, coughs. consumption, nightsweats,
monomania, and frequently insanity. II relief
be not obtained yon should apply Immediately,
either in person or BY letter, and have o cure e.
fected By his now and scientific mode OF treat
ing this disease, which never falls OF Greetings
oulck and radical cure.
Cared ut Heme.
Persons at o distance may be cured at homt
by addressing 4 letter to DR.. Glboon, stating
case, symptoms, length Of tins tho direese ha,
continued, and have medicine promptly for
warded, free from damage and curioeity, 70 any
part Of the country, with full and plain dircc
lions for use, by inclosing $40 IN coin, IN . reg
istered letter. through the Post Ofee OF
through Wells, Fargo q Co.
A package Of medicine will be forwarded BY
express 70 any part OF the Union.
, Persons Writing to the Doctor Will please
state the name OF the paper they SOC tms sdvsr
P1yste entrance on Commercial street.
All communications strictly Confidential.
~ .TH. p. o. Box 1857,
,,,1v San Francisco, California
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PRATTS VOCAL STIMULANTs
ir -fr ''"
OUR B.
couoHs, COLDS, HoARsEnEs
And all Brsnchial Csnplaisis!

al otherr. Free nom ali deistsfious inefedi.
ents. Mothers, give thsm 10 your children for
Whooplng Cough and eroupy affections. 6peak
srs and Singsrs prefer them, 10 they prsvsut
and allay all Irritation Of tho mucus membrane.
PRlCE-05c and soc per box. For SALE
Ill Druggists and Dealers. ~ U.8 100
A. McBOYLE q ca,
aEI DmRRlstt and Cho1iSts,Q
bA Washington st.. Ban Francisco.
my06 i'm Manufacturers and Sole Prop'r.
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TO MIlLMEN!

'TIyE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hin NEwss Once bali . tUa- Of Supssiot
Ms. Hoistnr woSts' e.e' WI Be- sold sIts
duesd prices Tor cash. Udas I'm @SS
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COLD BUCKLE LOST.

r osT, IN GOLD HILL, ON TIE PATH
Ia between the Gold Hill Mil and the Segre-
Belcher hosting works, or on tho grade,
GLADYS GOLD BELT.BUCKLE. The Under
Will receive Q reward Of 35 BY leaving It at the
Gold Hill NKws once. sib.7ts d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-21

10 CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part OF the Stale,
however distant, who may desire medical ADVICE
on their respective cases, and who think proper
TO submit o written statement OF such In prefer:
ence 10 holding q personal interview. are assured
Thai their communications will be held most
sacred, and the euro guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to the CORE
spending physician, TINS;
BENZ. i. JOS6ELfN, II. Dr..
fBox 1851 01S Sacramento street,
Betycon Montgomery and kearly,
deI4!ToIyis San Francisco. Cal.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that on and afer to-day the ~
Ordinances In regard 70 Hogs, DogIA@
md Gosts will Do strictly enforced.
hlI.iW THos. HARRN, Town Marlhil
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-21

II a L~ife-rsnewins Fountain, like that
sought for BY De Soto, should burst from the
earth at every mans door, thousands would
turn their backs on the healing springs within
arms-reaeh, to run after pretended remedies.
Tho observant, everywhere, accept DR. WALK.
ER's VNEoAR BrTrERs as the greatest medic.
insl blersiug Of modern times; but on the other
hand, muitifudes dose themselves With polsons,
while this %wellspipg Of nealth 10 accessible to
oil. It purihes the animal fluids, requisites every
function Of the body, Gains the nerves. inyig'
crates the Vital organs, and 10 an unfaiing spe-
clnc for Indigestion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-21

NOT b deceived BY unprinclpled dealers
may o6er you . remedy called Aliens Pee.
toIsl BSlsam, which 10 offered for sale On the
orest merits Of Aliens Lung BAlson.
CsiI for and be sure you receive Aliens Lung
BslSam-Nl Others arc inftngemsnu. w
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SPECIAL NOTICE |!

IN ACCOUNT OF AN UNFORESEEN AND
~ unavoidable delay In getting returns nom
our distant agencies, In Montapi, Idaho. Colo
compelled 10 defer the drawing Of the Folsom
Gin Concert, until tho Goth OF September. AZ
our agents there have been notified to make
immediate returns in full, there will DO NO FUR
thor delay. B. F. Bates, ]. o: Brown, ]. Kin.
ney, ]. B. Durham, Board Of MAnagefe.
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HON8UMPTIO N.-F0R CURE OF
" this distressing disease, there has boon 20
medicine yet discovered that can show mort
evidence Of real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This uncqualed Expsctorant for
curing Consumption, and all diseases leading TO
IT, such a. affections OF the Throat, Lungs, and
all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs, Ii intro.
duced to the suffering public amer It's merits ior
fully tested. The formula from which 1t 2 pre-
pared 10 referred 10 by the leading medical Jour
mails ~ being equal to any prescription tnat Can
be made up for such diseases by the medieaIIa e-
ulty. The BALSAM ie, consequently, recon
mcnded by physicians who have become &C
quainted with It, great success. h.
AZ Az ExpIoToRAHT IT has 10 EQUAL
Aliens Luug Balsam 4! Perfectly
to the MoSt. 90
:De1lcatei
on ~. E-EENLEEI
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A dispatch from Wellington's Sta
ton, at I o'clock last night, says that
the pony rider, then thirty hours out
from .Sweetwater, had not arrived.
The wellington hostler took the mall
and started south ut noon yesterday,
and soon came upon tracks, and on
reaching Sweetwater learned that six
conyicts with five horses had passed
there Tuesday night, going toward
Aurora. This party Is doubtless the
same that passed the Hot Springs and
n around Pine Grove.
A later dispatch, from Horace Bill
rngs, states that the six prisoners took
the pony, rider and mail, and that the
rider cannot be found. The six con-
victs passed Elbow Joe's station, at
tbe foot of the canyon, seventeen miles
this side of Aurora, at 9 o'clock yester-
i. s. Lackey and party turned
baek on Tuesday, and started for VIZ,
oinia. The solitary Dutchman Is still
IN pursuit, and may gather strength
at Aurora and capture the thieves VINO
robbed him.
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CnoLIAn Y1EID.-Nearly 500 tons
Of ore was taken from the Chollar-
PotosI mine last week, assaying ~ 76
per ton, ...# . ... ....J .ats'
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIEsI
NEW REMEDIEsI
DR.. GIBBONp ~DIsPENsARY
Ne. 623 Kearny street,
Corner OF Commercial 49,. Ban Francisco

Corner Of Commercial .......
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Dusry.-High winds blew the dust
In binding clouds throughout Virginia
and Gold Hill this morning, and es-
pecially on the Divide. This would
seem to portend rain soon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-17
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Virginia Radicals and the Prest-
dent-Tne Breach IN Their Ranks
sWsdens. @@A

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-The row in the
camp of the Virginia Republicans, instead
or ceasing, is daily becoming more potent,
and their chickering's have worried the Pres
,ident exceedingly. The difficulty among
them, which refers solely to the patronage
in the different districts, can never be har-
monized under the present state of feeling,
and rests mainly in the determination of
the carpet-bag elernent-o which Congress
man Porter is the chief representatiye-to
ignore hegeiairns of Republicans native to
the State. This sentiment; while it re-
ceivess the support of large mass of
colored citizens of Virginia, finds very
little favor with the white Radicals, with
certain exceptions, and the evident ten
dency Of it is to drive them. into the Con-
sentative party. There are no indications
of the disagreements in the Republican
organization being healed, but, on the con-
trary, the facts prove conclusively that each
day widens the breach, and although siren
uous efforts are being made to effect har-
mony, the better class Of Virginia Repub-
licans are forced to admit that the feeling
which has been inculcated by the repre-
sensations of the Porter wing precludes the
possibility of any such attainment.
.-s.y-- ~ e. ssre- TREDEGAR
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A MAN KILLS A GIRL AND ATTEMPTS TO

A NAN KILLS A GIRL AND ATTEMPTS TO
COMMIT SU1cIDE.-[By telegraph to the
BILE murder was committed to-day at Sing
Sing jail. Luxembergete, native of Swift
zeriand, aged. forty-fYe, and regarded as a
very respectable gentleman in the place,
for the past two years has been paying az
tention to Feberu Myers, a German girl,
aged twenty years. To-day he asked her
to be his wife, and was refused, when he
Immediately, drew revolver and fred at
her, the ball taking effect In her head and
killing her instantly. He then turned the
pistol on himself and fired, the ball entering
his head just above his nose. He dropped
the pistol, and picking up bread knife,
stabbed himself in the right side, but not
seriously. He was arrested, and is SAID by
the doctor to be In q dangerous condition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-17

: NEGOTIABLE PAPER HELD AS COLLATERAL
|SEcURITY. I'm the Chancery Court of Rich.
mond doctrine has been announced by
Judge Fitzhugh in pending case which is
Of interest to the bar and business men
+ purchased real estate of W, and
executed for part Of the purchase money
bis negotiable notes, payable at different
dates. W: being indebted to B., in.
dorsed to him one of the notes before 1t
became due, to be held as collateral security
Before the maturity of the note a question
arose as to the title of the real estate which
W had sold to T. with the usual
covenants of warranty, &C., and suit was
brought by those claiming adversely to
W and T. In this state of things,
T refused to pay the note unless indem-
nifed by W, and suit having been
brought by B, the endorsee Of the note,
and judgment recovered OF laws T OBJ
tanned an injunction to stay proceedings.
B. having answered the bill in equity,
moved to dissolve the injunction to the extent
of the balance due from W-to himself upon
his original debt, Tor which he held the note
of T as collateral security. But the mo-
ton to dissolve was oyerruled by Judge
Fitzhugh, of the Chancery Court of Rich
mond, upon the ground that "the holder
Of negotiable note taken as collateral Sc
curaty holds it subject.to all the equities OF
holder received It; but if it is accepted in
satisfaction and discharge or extinguish-
ment Of the previous liability, or if a secu-
rity be given up, or time be given, or other
new consideration intervene, the person so
receiving the instrument is holder for
value, and Is not affected by previous equi-
ties"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-17
ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON R

ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIy.
ER Albany, Feb. To- The
Montreal express train, which was to leave
New York last night at II O'Clock, left 81
minutes behind time. On reaching the
bridge on Spuyten Duyvil creek the engi'
neer slowed down, when the YonkerE
train, which was behind, came laundering
around the curve at full speed. a collision
took place, which almost totally demol
ished one car and smashed the platforms Of
several others. The engineer of the Yon'
kers train jumped off, and the conductor
was thrown down an embankment, while
several passengers were thrown from the
hunks and several severely injured The
passengers describe the collision and effects
as terrible, and wonder that many live!
were not lost.
The officers Of the Hudson River road
on the other hand, say nobody was injured
by the collision, and the only damage wa'
the breaking of the pilot of the locomotive
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LARGE FIRE NEAR spETERsBURs.
Rufns-sz5, GOO Worth OF Properly,
- Destroyed--lsfchmond Insu.
49, rance Companies Large .s-sff
7tsfttf Losers

lsFECLAL TELEGRAM TO THE sDISPAfCH.j 81 :
PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 16.-The large
cotton factory Of the Mechanics Manufac.
turing Company, on'swift creek, Chester
field county, three miles from, this city,
was destroyed by fire between II and 12
O'Clock last night, The fire originated in
the upper story Of the building, and is sup
posed to have been the result Of accident,
caused, probably, by sparks from lamps.
All the valuable machinery of it
new and improved-was ruined, and the
material in the mill destroyed.
The property was insured to the amount
Of ffty-six thousand dollars in the. fol-
lowing companies: Albemarle, Charlottes-
vile, $1,000; Home, New York, $4,000, !;
Putnam, Hartford, $500; Manhattan,
New York, $500; Imperial, London.
10000; Merchants and Mechanics, Bal
timore, $500; Union Fire, Baltimore,
$500; Maryland Fire, Baltimore, 50 500 !;
National Fire, Baltimore, 81, 800; Banking
and Insurance, Richmond, $1,000; Vir-
ginia Home, Richmond, $500; Virginia
State, Richmond, $1,000; Old Dominion,
Richmond, $4,000; Firemen's and ,Mer-
chants Petersburg, $4,000. The company
will lose heavily above the insurance.
The factory was almost exclusively
owned by citizens Of Petersburg, and was
one of the largest and most complete Of its
kind in the State. 1t worked III looms,
gave employment to about 100 operatives,
and manufactured large quantity of ma
terial. The people Of the village of Me.
chanicsville were almost entirely supported
by the factory, and By its destruction are
left without employment So bright; was
the light from the burning building that
the bells of this city were rung and the
fire brigade called out. ..'srs# ?. /.
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Afternoon Session,

Mr.. Lyon recalled : Q. You do not know
what use Mr.. Fayerman made of the mo-
Mey? A. No, SIR do not. h
9. Do YOU know whether Mr., FaSerman
returned the money or not J, A. i do not
know; l have had no conversation with
him since. - nss,.
q. Were you approached by Mr. Fayer-
man. as u friend or counsel, and was il
known to him at the same time that you
were friend Of the Washington and Rachs.
mond Railroad charter which was asked at
tie hands Of the Legislature? "A. gMr.. Fay
eerman knew Inc well as acitiZen Of PeteEs-
burg. earnestly anxious for the passage OF
The bill for'which he had 'been consistently
voting. He also knew that + was counsel
and friendly to the interest which had been
purchasing stock in the Richmond and Pes
tersburs railroad, and when he called me i
went 70 him with the expectation ,that he
nao something TO Communicate affecting
our common interest, Us YOU'D have gone
10 the highest member Of the Legislature
whom knew to be on my side.
u Are there any other facts In your
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-17

CHANcERY COURT OF R1CHMoND-Judge
Ftzhugh.-The following eases were dis
posed Of yesterday:
Lewis E. Harvie and others vs.. Ellis &c
Decree confirming report Of the commits
sioner and for sale OF the real estate in the
bin and proceedings mentioned. Guy {
Gillian, pa.
Schermerhorn .rs.~Shif1e, &C.. Decree
| for final distribution Of the fund and fol
striking case from the docket. Alex. Fl
Sands, p. q.
Monteiro's guardian VS.. Monteiro ant
others. Decree confirming report of com
missioner of permanent loan Of fund ant
for striking case from the docket. Leake
Pa. ......
Anderson VS.. Allan, Johnston & Co
Order docketing motion for a receiver anG
setting the hearing Of the motion for Tues
day, Feb. 81, 1871. Young for plaintiff
Johns for defendants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-17
Domestic Markets -[BY TELEeRAPH.l

NEW YORK, Feb Cotton irregular and dull
oaIes az 2Suo bales nominally at i6c. 5tlour-
Southern heavy aud lower; common TO GOOD s1trSy
IA g50IH140 good TO choice, $7.454I9s.1e. neSs
r.. lower writer red and amber western, SLssW
II az Corn outlet at s3@Gssc Pork heavy At 92!s51
Resf steady Lard firm at l3.@l39:. TurRentlhe
arm Ut ss85eac. Whiskey lower az sse. hosi -
arm cotton per steam, s-lsGs.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s.-virginis s's. old, 80 PIC,
SOL asked; 'ses, so bid, COZ asked; os, sss psas
fFionr active, but weaker Howard.strsef snperss
40 yciry mills superfne, s69S77e; eIaa, Ss!W
family Ss.s6@3u western super SS: ~
Gss: extra, $s-5e9QS7.2s; family, y.'sSsass.I,S,
Wheat-1here Is u better feeiing nuL no. quvssany
b;aser: choice white, &adS7.l0; fair 70 prime
al e06ISIs0; prime 10 choice red, $i.sSSYss.tu9.
f.ir 10 good, 81 8cNSLso; common. 499eSLssx b, !,
ohio and Indiana, SL6o pennsy SLse
mSt.eo. Oats firm. COrn-W hits southern. sc .ss
Yellow, Sic. Bacon arm shoulders Isssy ~, 10
sdss Iar.; clear rib, 173cs lo M
TIGiiSc Lard drm ut lsac. FOX, Szs.S' " NY
key quiet at aac' osa.,s-S -. I.
crScrNHATr, Feb 1s.-Fiour firm, Win Ia!r
Il damnnd Corn in fair dtmend q. loll prfeess
Ness pork duii with forced ssles ~ w, hoiaess
askinr x2?.a5. lard IN light demand, Gln noiasfs
arm. Bscon dull and droopng. shonidsrs, sSs.i
clear SIDES, lsc. Whiskey s:eady ~ s1c.
C1scryNArI. Feb. la Tobacco 10 isir eeman ~
at FUN prices lusss $7@esso; Leaf sio.
| InUIsyILLE, Feb. la.-Tobacco &cttye; com.
{mon 70 good lugs, ssss0sei low TO medium eas'
Ar. i.ours, Feb. -Breadstufs unchanged.
i,Pork lower al $22so. Bacon unchanged.
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! Tss LAND scafp-t ssaator o6 il
1.-The substitute for sSseaate bin NC.
1873, offered, by MIR. A. u. Courtney In
cludes the legislation needful Tor the sale.
investment, and appli ation 0f the ilaiid
scrip. and the fund TO accrue tx ON fts sale,
It secures TO the two races the portions
now allotted respectively,s az against any
hasty legislation In future. BY incorpora-
ting the principle Of competition between
the different institutions aided, as fiereto-
fore recommended iii this Journal, 1t re.
cures to the industrial classes the fullest
value Of the scrip. IT proyidesfor super
vison, which will be ample to insure
faithfulness OF administration, and that
without expense TO- the State. 1t
gives equal prominence to the two
branches contemplated in the act Of Con-
Tess-agliculture and the mechanic arts
and by separating them brochures better
location for each than could be anywhere
found for both together. 1t offers gratui-
tous instruction to about one hundred aud
forty young men (three from each Senate
rial district, and by making this gratuity q
teward for diligence at school, knfts to.
gether our whole system Of education, SO
that each part shall stimulate the other.
We hope all those who desire to see Rich
mond assume the role for which nature has
designed her, and become q great manufac-
turing centre for the State and the South.
will rally to the support Of this substitute,
and give to our mechanics and artisans the
benefits Of access for themselves and their
children to a mechanical college,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-17

POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-Police Jus.
tice j. J. White presiding.-The following
cases were disposed of:
Octayia Lightfoot (colored) was accused
of stealing $40 in United States currency
from Fanny Bennett (white). There being
no evidence to substantive The charge, the
case was dismissed. ~ -
Nancy Haney (colored), charged with
stealing a carpet-bag and contents, all OF
the value of $40, from Elizabeth Perrin
and E. S. Napier, was sent on for indict-
ment. "1 ,
Lucy Harris, Belle Goodman, and Char
lotte Mann (eolore0 were charged with be.
ing Migrants and having no visible means Of
support, and committed to Jail, to be fed
and clothed at the expense of the city.
Dick Smith (colored boy, yagrant and
thief of small wares. Same disposition.
Robert Morris (colored), charged with
stealing One blood mare Of the value OF
5000, the property of E. D. Eacho, was sent
on to the grand jury. e.
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FIRE Mt Lexington.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.1
LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. 16.-The residence
of Col. l.. C. Davidson, near this town, was
totally destroyed by fire this afternoon.
The fire is supposed to have originated in
the garnet from sparks from the chimney:
Most of the furniture was saved, but the
house was total loss, with no insurance.
1t was an old but large and valuable house:
~, LEXINGTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-17
louisiana Legislature.

New, ORLEANS, Feb. 16.-1n the House to-
day special committee appointed to in
vestigate the affairs Of the Slaug hter-house
Company reported that the company had
adopted-9O to 4. A bill was then passed
allowing any one to slaughter animals at or
below the Slaughter. house, on either side
of the river, for the city market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-17
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. ls. 1871.
orrgpYNcs. ills

.. CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
49, -' RICHMOND, VA, Feb. is, 1871.
OFFERINGS. H
Vhsnt.-White. 37s bushels red. !, $40 bushels
= Corn-Wh,re, 93s bushels; yellow, W busheis !
straw-colored, 60 bushels; mixed, s2z bushels.
Oats. L, 208 bushels.
Rye-2i bushels. 49, ea's y
Whedt.-white, 11s bushels very good at Slso Sc
bushels good at $l85 80 bushels Inferior az SioV
~ bushels at Sl.s7a; bushels damaged nj $Loo-
total, 27S bushels. o, On
Wheat. Red, 81 bushels very inferior at $l 20
40 hushes prime mixed at g. 90 1872 bushels falr q
Sis sOs bushels at $780, iso bushels at ~
at al IS: So bushels damaged at 81 l42 nusnen
damaged nc $l.s0; 81 bushels prime at $Ls's-
total !, 3l4 bushels. ,s :.
Corn white none: 90 bushels straw-coloreda
Soc; So bushels mixed at sac. r,
0atsS4 bushels prime ut soc.; AZ bushels as eIc;
81 bushels at &c.; ga bushels fair at sic-tota'
424 bushels.
s. s-tr RE-ExHIBITED. n41'
l.. Vheat.-Whtte. 1eo bushels; red 90 busnels.
| Corn.-White 800 bushels; mixed, LOU bushels
Odts.-a6a bushels. .e##a..r. a.st. .# p e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-17

ANOTHER EEeIstx T1yk. IEvEsTIa ALTON
The COMMITTEE On Privileges and Elections
sof the Senate viii meet this morning IN the
sofacecof the clerk Of the Senate "to in.
ouire whether anycepies Of the acts OF the
General Assembly Of last session have been
Sold. bysmembers OF thisEbody lthe senator
mort The names OF such members" The
committee are empowered TO send for per-
sons and papers.