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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-18
RBAE. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY Wellington Goddln,
corner Of Eleventh ami Bank streets.

THE VALUABLE FARM OF THREE
IUrSDEED AND TfiIRTYaFiVE ACRES.
AT GOOCHLAND COURT HOUSE, INCLUDING
HOTEL. STORIES, OFFiGE.s SC:. PORTABLE On
LIBERAL TERMS. Or EXCHANGED FOR CITY
PROPERTY.-I am authorized to sell on liberal
terms of payments. or would exchange for good
city real estate, that VALUABLE FARM at Gooch-
lnud Courthouse, containing a35 acres, of which
part IS fine creek lowgrounds On this tract j. q
large hotel. which has recently been greatly I'M
proved BY II two.StOry front pOrtico and other re-
T. Crouch and en- Joys fine custom. addition to
the usual farm buildings. there arc two offices occ-
pied by lawyers, two sOrehouscs, one OF when IS
occupied by Mr. Swift: an excellent dwelllng-lnus
and garden attached. and several cfher buildings
This property Is within orn nils ~ the Jahes River
and Kama villa caia. 10 ally onewho wishes TO COM
bine farming with hotcl-kccping this property pre-
sents peculiar advantages. :.
hnplv To :. ". GODDIH,
ga ls-2t Real EstttC tuctiorecr.
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kEEDSMEN. FLORISTS. dc.

kEEDSNES. FLORISTS. dc.
{ LOVER,
TIMOTHY.
ORCHARD GRASS.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
LAWN GRASS.
HER DSGRASS, and every variety OF
FIELD GRASS and
GARDEN SEEDS of the finest quality
and offered al the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Wholesale quotations furnished to dealers.
Prompt ind careful attention given to all orders,
wliethe+ by tttpr or In person.
ALLISON 4 ADDISON.
Seed and Gulno Merchants,
sr3 Richmond. Va.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
LOUISVILLE, September l7.-ToDacco unchanged !;
sales. u, hoeshcads.
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BY Hi!l 4 GoddIn. Real Estate Aaeaoae''"
No, HOS Main street

VALUABLE UNlMPRoyEp Pg II! 9liI1o
' TY ON CLAY AND IWESIpl - nc.
STREETS, eli UitGn HILL. FOR sa a.s ar. - 5
O'clock r. 81, VIC wiu ss;i. ON tbs lae9.ss;; (,
NoF ), s. rs, y, and IL. In The Plan ol sSssysy,.
luoId, ftop,ins on the wsAst stos =. ~ tis, su,s
~ fet. This properly l. rapidly ~ s,se
sud parties estiDg u iuscst Viii 90 mss - 20 s
the sale. Win 10 s0ids mhoie or W sSSs.ouet,
purchaser according 10 plat II aiee z, .tS NC.
TERNs: ons.,hird cash; eslhsss AZ, A. IA .asss,Isi
twelve months, pes saaf. intetsst. anSrDiS.
j a la-sI. WV ,sss'ssassss
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EWENTY-HORSE POWER STATION
hRf ENGINE and 3o-horse power STATION
AIRY BOILER for $500, or will arrange with any IT.
liable party 10 take lumber in exchange In install
ments. Apply at Office OF
u. +. WATSON'S Furniture Works
sc la-lw IL Thirteenth iGovernor) street,
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AUCTION SALES izis Day
By Paine, Cabcn q Co. auctioneers.
EIRsT FALL SALE.

: ON WEDNESDAY,. 18th Instant. conn NJ
and ar desirsble assnrfHeptps s,ii1ra2 fresh
now recetyiJeS. sind comprising great Vaflets oi
new am: croice goods. Also, ,n,,,re
s1o cases BOOTS, SHOES. AND BALMoRALs'
80. , mostly prime En i giSSSss; FUR ASp
wGOI. HATS:
100 dozen MERINO SHIFTS, SMALL.
TRAVELLING BA s, liOSiEKi..
READY-MADE CI.0TIliSG' w thsf"'
nl = ,ss -, r ID Is invited to this large
s,n =. .hn stics Il unusually attractive, and Will be
sold without fSeF'e PAINE. CABELL Co,
49, - hncionecrs.
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rT,Wo VERY BEAUTIFUL Bui l,I,1. w
TOTS m SIDNEY. on THE VEST g IN! slDE I ~
LAREL sTREEsTT e., g Iss NE !, iA SOLD Al
14stEinH niioN THE pr fI5Fs, ON sat TR-
TSsY. aisT sEPTEsiBER, AT oGLets ,,a; Il. n
THESE iots begin on Lanrcl street s ies ss, ~ nj
Cumberland street, and arc eaei 3isA Ai'' "
alley 20 a ,gss the | beautifully tai
hgiy II Nal dsiE,hie .ncigtbothood. and sl ne
r., v the grading or Laurie, street. no"
nIng done, and 1Y the street cars soon =" pass
In front Of them. n~e ,yrrr1hNs
TERMS At'ie' AuctioneerS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS
KIs.; WILLIAM COUNTY.--As commits
under two ss sn1sFfs sg"a the
term; tg ,,e r;onnty Court Of Chesterfield county
Ee.wee William Allen , E a p11 M &. f' It
IGhn W: iiipSe"ur oSrthb,se IN MUSfjaT, Sep.
kinRg w s iss, snk pas 6d Sbn,nns or
H gigSin AND FORrIIaEEE ACES, dr nT ,he
or less and the remainder. after nm es of Jsne.
y eI 81 another parcel containing NM
PY.FfTE ACRES. more or less Both parcels 40 TO-
min fhe lands OF - Wheeler and otlcrs' aho he
JI Ion ~ threa miles from the Courthouse.
TERMS: One-third cash; the residue at SIX ant
twelve months, III equal instaments VIII. .ac,,s
rity. ROdEh dhEHoh
60 az -
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DRY GOODS.
(VAD

CHARLOTTESNILL (VA)
WDNLLEN MILLS
again have the pleasure % o'Iering TO the TRADE
a large assortyneatn
sEAvY WOOL EMS.
embracing number of NEW AND HANDSOME
STYLES, all Of which are made with tiew to
SUSTAINING OUR s'AsT REPUTATION and 10
susp'v the southern trade with hctsest goods Of
good design ami finish.
DOESkIN CASSIMERES,
CADET GRAY and FANCY CAsSlMEKEs.
EERSEYS. FLhNNFLS. &c,
Namrles mailed u,erc,e,rta N c:.'rI.ta,l",t
- l'-f,EtI' -.-------...----
CEILING OFF AT COST TO CLOSE
y BUSINESS.
! -llau OTTER my enli1: stock OF
ERY GOODS
ar COST FOR CASH.
No goods charged
Parties inIehtcd to iuc will rensr settle their nc-
counts hy thn Isl. Parties to whom an, Indebted
will Df,as chi their claims for settlement
STORE FOR REM. S. HlRsH,
IL 25-5n, 627 !'r"ad street.
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Auctioneeis and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main oud YanE.

THE VERY DESIRABLY-LoCATED
i BRICK DWELLING. No. los GRsCp
STRFpT BETWEEN FOURTH AND TiFTif
STREETS, AT AUCTIOS--On THURSDAY. 18th
Septenher. ut O'Clock y. NJ, will sell uns,n u
PREMISES the aboye-descrihcd DWELLING. next
above X. u Colamahs fasldcntn. u his ten ROOM.
be. jdes. kitchen With four rtofns; With g,,s and
watGt.E, ..;S 4 H.: 81. :s 30 s..,s..
back to alley. ,'tIp ss1 side alley leading out
to Grace street. The situation ~ Of The best ia
the city. and is especially suited FOR professional ur
business men.
TERMS. o e-fourth cash balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months, for negotiable notcs with I'm.
terest added at per cent. per snnum. and secured
by trust deed Possession nj M early day
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS
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i!y Grnb,s 4 Williams
Ecal Es:..ie Agents and Auctioneefs,
Eleventh street between Main and EaIik
THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL HALF
ACRE LOT. No 115 AT THE SOCTHEAS,I
CORNER OF BROAD AND TWESTi-olA1H
sTREEis. Al AUCTION This much ADMIRED!
LOT. fronting 1872 feet on the south sine or bsoa'
nnon the nrenIisns, oh THURSDAY, 18th Of Sep
temher Ut clock p. N. II will be lald On INTO INTO
four lois each. 80 by $50 feet TO Ill alley nteeh lee'
wide. ,,,,d -o,,, 6,
the market which, presents so many a1tracl9is IL
this for handsome residence or LOT piocA Vi 'en
emcnts which are in great demand
TERMS: Accom- modating, ana I'VE sailsiactoIl'
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers.
POSTPONED.
on account of rain, until WEDNESDAY, 18Th sep
'c 81 ~ d. . 0'''A aRUBtS l. WILLIAMS.
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rX ANGE, SALE AND Or
L. LIVERY STABLE, FRANKLIN ~
STIt,ET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AAB
NINETEENTfI. RICHMOND, NA,-MILhSH ana
HORSES for sale Partics IN want OF STOCK WI! my
n 10 their Interest to call and look ut the stock Al
stock warranted az represented. Stock taken on
livery. >,,o>-,> ,,ScIr1ry
IS 22-3n hDMo-Nb pcSS'Ho
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Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
NICE STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD
n FURNITURE Al AUCTIoN:-By request
of Mr. C. l.. Ludwig. who Is disseminating house
k,rliuy we will sell ut hil residence ut the south
west corner of Clay and Fourth streets, on " ED-
SESDAT. 18th September. at ~ n'clnEk a. NJ, the
entire stock of HOUSEHOLD FURNlTuREth there
i'm. embracing the usual variety of PARkok,
CIIA;fBER aud DlNING-RooM FURNlfuhE'
ALSO. ~,
4 superior KNABE RIAEni ,,,-,-yrs
Tery alc.i,nt CARPETS. PICTURES
tARTAiE:t.
CHIEA hND GLASSWARE.
This furniture was well selected anu mas nI II
,;,,.i tn ne sale. GEUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
sn - SuctlnneerS
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BY Hill L GOddin.
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoncers'
No. lies Main street.
WANTS.

w Dive wish STONE-CUT-
w TIERS. QEARRIMEN. and HA NI,-DRlLL-
Frs for the Booth quarry. in Dinwildie county.
Va. seven miles from Petersburg. Va. Good wages
paid Applxat the corner Seventh AMI Byrd streets.
Is-Gt fta[F
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DESIGNATIONS a PARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE.-The business heretofore conducted by
BALDWIN & BROTHER will bc coniinuea by
the undersigned who respectfully soiciLs the PIT
tronarc so literally bestowed on the late firm.
~ Io-Iw W. W. BALDWIN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13
GREELEY As A SPEAKER.

Mr.. Greeley is not an orator. No
one ever claimed that he was A Web
Sfer, or Chatham, or Burke. He mere
lv rises and talks. But the tran>par
ent sincerity and kindness and intel
!igcnce of the man appear in his face.
and win his hearers before he begins
to speak. His speaking is simply
writing with his voire instead of his
pen. 1t is marked with that singular
and weight which have given his writ
ings such vast influence. 1t il this ut
ter absence of oratorv, the relying up
on the intrinsic merit of what he says
for effect. this leaving people to feel
the personal conviction and the gray
itv of his moral character for them
selves. that make him one of the most
effective orators in America. And we
are not in the least surprised that his
speeches, even those uttered from eN
temporiZed platforms and dropped
from the steps Of the car at the stations
along the route, have been among the
| best vet delivered during the cam
paign. He has never uttered al I'M
wise. an ungenerous or an urtlmely
word. His, ~frankness has been per
vaded with the genius of discretion.
while his discretion has been dissolved
aud utterly forgotten in a sincerity
that is nobler than prudence, and
more convincing and commanding
than the most eloquent appeals
Golden Age.
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CHARLES o'CoNoR's LETTER Bx-
planned.

The Savannah News has been fur
nished with the following perspicuous
and pellucid rendering of Charles o.
Conor's letter to Blanton Duncan's
Straight-out Conventions:
THE extreme frigidity of the cir
cumamhent atmosphere had so cor-
gealed the pellucid non aqueous fluid
that perrades the pure straight out
"erulean that circles round the enor-
o duncan aud the highly rarified
Chatfleld, it is with the most eminent
and s~nperlative reluctance / have
been compelled to procrast.inate my
premeditated egression into the palat-
mate province of the dark and bloody
ground" commonly called Kentucky,
for the medical-chemical- gelenical co
~adjuvancv of tho distinguished sons of
E~sculapian Democracy whereby the
eppicant diiiterid matter of the
ant rite disease has so pervaded tie
Uranium into which it has fioated that
l am tearfullv apprehensive Of an alb
sOlute eXtingui>hment of our verile
v~eritirations. With most extraordin
AIRY respect, l am, your to death.
CHARLES O'CONOP.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

II Nevada is certain for Grant, as
claimed by his friends, why are all
the office holders in California en-
ploved to stump the State? The truth
Of t.ae matter is. that there is every
reason now to helicvethat Nevada will
east its vote for an honest man for
President, and being convinced OF
this the Republican leaders think best
TO invest a small ainoun to checkInate
GreeIey's prospects, if possible.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13
GREAT FUTURE PR0sPEcTs.

Writing from Cerbat, Wallapai
District, Arizona, under date Of August
18th. a correspondent Of the Inyo
Cali Independent, says:
"After a long time I write you a few
hasty lines from this place. MOI that
it is a place of great importance at
present, but of great future prospects.
As far as prospccied there has never
been found in all the world an equal
for the above named camp; the sur
face-showing far surpass anything evt ]
seen bv miners since the discovery ~
gold, silver and lead. and not only 3
The surface good, but the deepe>.
mines here show the best and do pro
duce the best ores. The Cupei and
Little Tiger have few equals and no
superiors. At the depth of 81 feet the
tupeI gives plenty of good ore. the
assay value ranging from 1915 to $500
per ton, while the sample from l0l2
tons of Little Tiger gave 1891 A. at a
depth Of 20 feet. The Champion pro
ore from surface as far as pros
I,ected (67 feeil. and the average from
wall to wall g feetl is TO ounces and
of silver and A per cent. lead. The
last named mine belong 10 W. IL.
Raymond and f. NJ. Smith, two gen.
tlemen who have invested in this
camp more than $4,000 in gold, and
still they buy when an opportunity
suits. They have or will in a short
lime make money. They have not,
rs vet, erected any machinery here,
although they have hundreds of q
If the finest of ores already on their
dumps. Raymond AVS Get ont ore
and develop the mine by the time the
35Gh parallel railroad gets here
which IN within six miles of this
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

Hendricks majority in Indiana has
reached 100, and now, Grant authority
says ..perhaps'' the Democratic candi-
dale for Superintendent OF Public In
struction is elected. Yes. and per
laps" the Legislature is Democratic.
Republicans give up indiana with a
great deal of reluctance. In Novem-
Der, they will be doubly afflicted in
that way, or we are not the son OF a
prophet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

The plans of the Radicals to carry
the November election are already
matured. Negroes from the Demo-
cratic States of Kentucky, Maryland
and Virginia. where their votes would
he thrown away. are to be cOlonized
by thousands in the n~eighborlnS
States Of ONO and Pennsylvania, to
Inahe success there a certainty.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

President Grant has appointed Thurs
day, the 2Sth day OF November. ITO
be observed as a day of religious de-
votion, returning thanks to God for
his mercies and his blessings" etc.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13
The climate of Alpine county, Cali

The climate of Alpine county, Cali
fornia, proves fatal to the medical
fraternity in more ways than one, as
appears by the following item:
THE only doctor in Alpine county
during the past four years, and he
came there within the last three
months, is now serving a term i'll the
county Jail, having been convicted OF
petty larceny"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

In an editorial on the one term prin-
ciple, in the Stockton Republican, the
following truthful sentence occurs
and should be read by every we'll
wisher of American Institutions:
The occasion for the re election of
such men as Washington or a Lincoln
but seldom occur, and the men i'm
bued with their ability, purity of mo-
tive and honesty of purpose are anon
allies in these days of political corrup-
ton and vice"
In conclusion, the Republican says:
''Grant himself but a short time ago
acknowledged the improperly of the
two term system and the evils which
grow from it, and it is we'll known
that Greeley is and ever has been
pledged, solemnly pledged against it,"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

Hon. Chas. W. Kendall, Democratic
nominee for Congress-, will address the
people in UnionvilIe morrow even
ing. on the political topics of the day.
Hon. C. c. Goodwin will also be pres
ent to do the best he can for the party
he represents.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

The San Francisco Post mentions
that a daily line of steamers is to be
put on between San Francisco and
Stockton, and that a narrow guage
railroad will be built from the latter
named place to Visalia.
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Real Estate DeSiraDly
I,OCAI l.. ID.

@u LOTS 3ixS0-A I - --os-.-
j &c, E$ssad
On" Lot, 3lxS0, House and Furniture, -
price. 81 loo.
Six Lots, adjoining Thetter Hall, fine location.
Five Lots, north of the Railroad Depot.
One frame dwelling. lot 3lx1u.
Eight whole blocks and seyeral lots In the
northern part of the city.
one twu-stury Stable.
Also
Al Genoa. Douglas County:
One frame dwelling house. 3 XII.
One fire pro"f brick Store, 2.A.V.
On, frame ufic-, lGN3i.
One frame store, 5}S5o.
Que /. . story frame barn. 2lIj0.
One stone warehouse. 24y5o.
j>a-tt GRO W. CHEDlC. Agent.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

will trot at Sacramento on the 10th
instant, for a purse of $500: mile
heats, three in five. On the Odd
"Occident" and "Lucy" will trot at
Treats track, Alameda.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

Colonel A. c. Ellis left for Esmer-
aida county on Friday morning, and
tomorrow evening will entertain the
people OF Columbus with one of his
eloquent speeches on the political
issues of the day.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

The farmers in England are getting
cold comfort at their Agricultural
Fairs and county meetings. The
speeches made at these aSsemblages
in America and in Great Britain will
be this Autumn in marked contrast.
Here the year has been one of pros
perity. The politicians, fortunately,
as an exchange observes, have taken
no fancy to agriculture, and the stock
that Drew, or Vanderbilt, OF Gould
and their followers water, is not,
happily, in the farm yard. but in Wall
street. Bad harvests or good. so solid
is the foundation in agricultural
wealth of this land, that it is impossible
to ruin it by bad government. II
stood the fiery trial of the war; it
withstands to day the ineffciency and
corruption of the Grant administration
like a strong man who deties the
liquor that silently saps his vitality
and is in outward appearance but little
the worse for daily dissipation. In
England it is different. The failure
of a crop is a serious matter, especially
al present, when the laboring popula-
ton is discontinued, and Radicalism
trying to gain converts.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

NJ. n. Stone, Presidential Elector on
the Liberal ticket, is announced to
address the people of this city to
morrow evening, at the theatre. Mr..
Stone is a fine speaker, and will, IN
~doubtediy, be favored with a large
audience.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

The Tribune still claims the election
of Greeley az certain, showing by
figures. It's Electors for Greeley in
seventeen States. TO l2O for Grant in
twelve States, including Ohio and
Pennsylvania. leaving as doubtful
eight States, with 6S votes.
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general ELEG1IUN NGAICE

H,HE BOOKS OF REGISTR ATOM FOR THE
General Election To be held on 1u, sday, NJ
VENDOR 5, 1872, are now open al my office, ard
will remain opon until MONDAY, Octeuer Il,
1872. at 6 o'clock p. IN If that day
RICH'D X PARKINSON,
Ex- 0ficio Registry Agent for Carson Precinct,
Orni.by County. SEP. I'd
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

Prince Napoleon has received Off
cial notice from the French Govern
ment that he will not he allowed to
visit or reside again in France, and
accordingly left. That is rather rough
on the Prince.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

at must not be inferred that the
country is going TO the dogs because
the selection of the next President is
reduced to a choice between a type
setter and a West Pointer"
The individual who penned the
foregoing lines was, evidently, a can
didate for the lunatic asylum.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

The number of through passengers
over The Central Pacific Railroad dur
ing September Going East, 2,525;
Coming West, 1874. Total, 5,469.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13
HENRY WILSON SPEAKS.

The following 10 from Henry Will
sons speech at Cleveland, Ohio, re-
Gently:
There are not more than so. 200
Greeley Republicans in the land to-
day, and about 100000 Democrats.
The former will have as much chance
TO control the latter as a dogs tall
would have to wag the dog. Two
thirds of the men who started out to
join the Greeley movement have come
hack to us. In the name of our cOun
try, l ask the rest to return. | say to
the Democrats. You have been sold.
but not delivered; come into our
ranks. Yeu will be safe there. for we
have always been opposed 10 deliver
ing up f~ugitives. lApplau>e and
laughter.l There is no principal in
the greeley movement. No constltu
ents stood behind the Cincinnati Con
v%ention, and no principles found place
at Baltimore. All there is in the thing.
so far as Democrats are concerned. is
simply a piece of deception To restore
themselves to power; but the Greeley
party is dead, and lies PROSTATE at the
feet of the business men and leading
meE of the country"
This is the talk which the Grant
candidate repeats day and night upon
the hustings, and we are quite content
to circulate such talk. The 5000, 900
Democrats and the $4,000 Greeley
Republicans. if there are no more are
quite enough to defeat Grant and
wilson; but Mr.. Wilson will find
nearly his 80, 900 Greeley Republicans
in the State of New York. and moi
1000 Bourbon Democrats willing 10
listen to the siren songs Of Henry
Wilson. When the Democrats in
the Cincinnati nominations and
platform, they had just six grand oh
Jects in view: Reconciliation in the
whole country; one term for PRECEDENT;
reform in the Government; the pun
ishment of Federal thieves, and the
rebuke of Federal corruption and Ex
ecutive despotism. With these they
were ready to sacrifice names for
things, and power for principle.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13
Township Nominations.

CARSON TOWNSHIP.
ror Justice If the PeIce---..- Y. T.. PARKINSON
For Cop-t-b 2 ..-....tLIJAH DOWNER
For Trst. %. :. hp District No. /:
GEORGE i DAVIS. VI. l.. YAGER,
jacob; KLEIN.
FNPEE TOWNSHIP
For .Insrica f he Peace..---.-J p. WILLIAMS
Por ton>tihl-- WALLER
Por school T. ustee-. School District No. 2:
NJ. K. kLSTNfR. ADAM WARNER,
JOHN MURPHY.
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Virginia City. Saturday :
+. S.-By mutual agreement, c. c
Goodwin. Republican nominee for Con-
sress, will meet Mr.. Kendall at most OF
the above mentioned places.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13
Ormsby County Democratic and
Liberal Republican Ticket.

For State Senator J. W. "Alfhs
For Assemblymen
~ GARNER HENRY S. DAY,
ALEXANDER FREEMAN.
Fc- County c erk-..------JAMES Z. IDEALLY
For County Observation-Disclosures W CHEDiC
For County --"--dl1 lhohf
Fer District Attorney. WILLIAM ATTERsoS
For Comfy Survevor. W. HEALY
For Sup.. Of Pub Schools Rev J p. HAMMOND
To, pub,ic administrator ALEXANDER LEPORT
For County Commissioners:
JAMES DUFFY dong terml, and GEORGE
". RANDALL ts'ort tern)
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

F. NJ. Bates, the talented actor, has
made another engagement to perform
NJ the Salt Lake Theater for q limited
Season.