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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-01

AGRICULTURAL resources of the region are
simply silllmitable; that q trans-condnentMe
railroad has bean constructed init fsVoroy
government. ne, may even share In the doupts
of thsCaIl asto whether, with all these spien-
did opportunities, the City Of San Franelsoo
occupies the position 1t should to-day.
An eccentric character died recently I'D st'
Louis, No., who is described by cofresponu'
emit as follows: "Thete died In this city yes
terday of smallpox an eccentric OLD man
named Hotehkiss, generally known as .ne
Swapping Doctor, the Rag Doctor ana the
sDlrtyt Doctor Hotchkiss was an llliCerate
man, who claimed to have supernatural
powers of healing the sick through the agency
Of animal, magnetism. and extraoraioasy
stories of miraculous cures of chronic olseas'1
by him are In circulation among the lgnersnl
reople who believed In him. he wasa very
old man, and claimed to be one hundred ana
forty wears OF age, with an expressed determi.
nation to live until the second coming OF
Christ. He was not only very old, but ne
was also vsry dirty man. It is SAID tna1 ~.
twenty years he has not washed himself, ano
hia apartments reeked with filth. DR.. Hoten'
kiss was a queer. looking old fellow. He wore
a long gown and q red fez cap. His sharp
haeeard features, begrlmed with the aecumu
lated dirt Of years, his brilliant black eyes
restless with the fires Of insanity, and hii
long, matted, snow-white beard, gave him {
welrd. unearthly look. His extreme age Cal
not be doubled, though it is hardly probable
that be was one hundred and forty"
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who are;soon to assume the reins Of the State
Government. Any such action, we have no
hesitation In saying, would meet ample sup
port at the hands Of the people Of all classes..
81 'S-ffrom the Clarendon Press \
III rests with him (Moses) now to give the
iie to these forebodings OF his political ene-
mics by entering, at the very threshold or ms
oubernstorial career, uponthe work of needed
reform. Such a course would Vindicate MS
character and assure the apprehenslye citizens
Of South Carolina, who honestly feel dark des-
pair settling upon their hearts, that all Will
vet be well, and that there is bright iutnre
for our unhappy State. he shonld rememoer
that the very fact of his being native cltizen
of South Carolina, (after our melancholy e4-
perienes with the carpetbag genIyJ inaucea
the sunport of a large part Of even the white
voters. and stayed the hands of others, who,
hut for this, would have been active support
orr nj Mr.. Tomlnson. The confidence of the
masses In men to the manor born was exem-
pliHed In his election, notwithstanding his re-
cord did not compare favorably, If the charges
Of peculation amount to anything, With thai
of hls competitor. Let him not dlsappoint the
hopes OF the people raised by such patrloue
presumptlons based upon citizenship TO thls
cause he is largely indebted for the apathy o.
| the white people In the contest just closed
and their failure to deliver solid vote, thougf
IN the minority, In favor Of his opponent
Let us hope, then, that he will, as statea IN
speech at Columbia, subsequent to nls eiec
tion, be careful to guard the best interests o
all the inhabitants of south Carolina, IRE
spective of race and color. Fit shall turn ont
upon the experiment being tried, that tn'
welfare of. our State is safer In the hands o
men who drew their first breath upon he
soil, than in those of the adventurers WHIT
came among US with minds inimical to us, i
will surely be suoh result as might natural!
l be looked for.
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Y lI'ITT ~.
The ReUult In tho County.

The board OF county canvassers nave as
,ast completed their tiresome examination
of the vote Of Charleston County In the re-
cent State election, and their messenger is
this morning speeding to Columbia with
their official return. They have apparently
striven industrlolsly and faithfully to re.
duce the laundering returns OF the clumsy
| managers to something like system and ac-
curacy,, and the result OF their labors Is now
to. be reviewed by the State board OF can
yassers. This board is by Law composed OF
the Secretary OF the State, Francls L. Car
dozo the Comptroller General, John L.
Neagle) the ssata Auditor, (whose Office is
NOW merged in that Of the Comptroller
GENERALLY the State Treasurer, (Niles G.
Parker, )the Adjutant and Inspector General,
fFranklln j. Moses, Jr., and the Chairman
OF the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions OF the House OF Representatives,, (Wil-
liam r Jesrey The board is to assemble
at Columbia on or before the 10th inst, and
It ia made their duty ''to determine and de-
aclarel what persons have been, by the
ttgrsatest number Of votes, elected to the
a;Yarious offices, and to each Of them."
they also shave power, and II is made their
"idiuty,, to decide all cases under protest or
"contest that may arise, when the power to
"do so does not, by the Constitution, reside
"in some other body" The result OF the
election In this county, so far as 1t can be
determined by the county canvassers, has
already been fully published In TIE NEWS;
but there have been numerous charges Of
gross Irregularities In the management OF
the election and the counting Of the votes,
and It Is understood that Sheriff Msckey and
bis supporters have been industriously en-
gagged, since the election, In securing sworn
easnaa S q bflns se bs5fs tRs ss 0aa
Of canvassers, in the expectation Of having
the vote OF those precincts at which the
Irregularities occurred thrown out OF the
count A fortnight will probably determine
what weight the State board Of canvassers
will attach to these charges. At all events,
1t is quite safe to say that nobody can tell
who Is elected until the result has been OIL
cially declared by that board.
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What charleston Needs.

While the prosperity and progress O
! Charleston, during the last year or two,
have been 80 marked ss to afford just cause
/ for pride and rejoicing among her people
! the fact that the burnt district still remains,
in o great measure, scene Of ruin and
desolation In the very heart Of the city, is,
to say the least, not creditable to the ener-
/ ~ and business pluck Of the community.
That 80 large an area OF the best building
sites In Charleston should have been left
vacant year after year, is mainly attributable
to the short-slghted policy OF the Legisla'
ture in refusing to give substantial encour-
agement to those among us who have the
will and the means to rebuild. It was pro-
posed to exempt from State and municipal
taxation, for the term OF live years, all Inn.
provements upon the lots which had been
swept by the FIRE. The measure was 30
clearly an advantageous one for the inter-
ests Of the city and State, as well as OF our
impoverished people, that 1t Is hard to un-
derstaud how it happened to encounter any
opposition at all. But somehow-perhnps
because it had not The magical greenback
logic In Its favor-it did fail to become q
law; and, as consequence, the contented
COWS are still quietly browsing in the plea
SAINT pssturage Of this dismal rus in urbs,
which fire created and folly maintains for
their exclusive benefit.
II the members OF the new Legislature
care to see the metropolis Of South Carolina
rise from the ruins which for eleven years
have challenged the commiseratlon Of every
visitor; II they would see thousands OF me-
chanics busy and earning good wages,
where now there Is but scaut work for hun
dreds; II they would create millions Of addl-
tional taxable resources, for which the city
and State will otherwise have to walt until
doomsday, they will hasten to repair the
stupid error CT their predecessors, and pass,
among the earliest measures Of the session.
law which will encourage capitalists from
abroad to invest in Charleston, and allow
our own unfortunate citizens breathing
spell In which to rebuild and beautily their
desolated homes.
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Tho State Press and the New aoverno.
From the Sumter wstchman.]

lFrom the Sumter Wstchman.l
Tne incoming administration stands solemn
ly pledged, In their platform and Its frequent
reiteration throughout the canvass, to ignore
the interest. upon any and all portions Of the
public debt upon which the shadow of Illegal.
ity rests. And however the reliability Of these
pledges;msy be regarded by some, by others
aud by many importance is thereto attached.
But, be thlsa8it may, the collection Of tax by
the old regime; ;and, Of course, the use Of the
money, would puttit out OF the power of the
incoming administration to redeem the pledges
made, at leagt for time. Should the eIort be
made, as Indicated by Mr. Gary, we hope to
see some decided action on the part of those
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;Hlunitipal Notices.

OFFTCE CITY VAGINA TOR,
~ CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER !, 1s72-The
oice FOR ..Public Yaccination,U ~ under the autho.
rity and instructions Of the Board OF Health, will
be opened this day for general and gratultous
vaccination to all classes OF our community.
T. g. THOMSON, u, D., surgeon 10 chage, VIII
be at said ONCE, Vandernorst street, one door
west OF Neck Market, between the hours Of IL
and O'Clock each day, Sundays excepted, and
aif persons not properly vsccinated are hereby
invited and requested 70 present themselves and
their children fGr vaccination. noYl !.
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MisreIlaneons.

NOTICE.-HAVING had MUCH EX-
IN PERIEN jE In repairing Weighing Scales Of
every description, would solicit public patronage
IN reference to said work.
References: Mr.. B. O,NeIll, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 1s9 East Bay: Messrs. h. Blschon Co., Whole
sale Grocers, East Bay; Mr.. Thomas A. Baynard,
Public Adjuster or Weights and Measures.
ARCHIBALD 'MCLEISH,
No. 4 Cumberland street,
oct6-2mos Charleston, 8. u.
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A GENTS WANTED. = THE MASTER
IL SPIkIrs OF THE WORLD. TIE TREAS
UhE HOUSE OF AMERICA. TIE GREAT BOOK
uF THE YEAR. Agents report sales OF Is to 100
copies In q few hours or days. Prospectus free
Address J. W. G0ODSPEED, New York, Chicago
Cincinnati, ~. Louis, New Orleans.
Octi-SmoBDkW
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Joir,s stork cIon1panp.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
P4NY for the benefs Of the state Orphan Asylum.
: GLASS No. 227-THURsDAY MORNING. Oct 81.
-2O-S8-l7-.' S-5E-22 22-4l-68-36-60
GLASS no 22s-THuRspLY EVENING. Oct 3D.
s-2l-1l.48- 9-9l-lS-26- 6-S0-62-42
nov1-l A. MOR0S0, sworn Commissioner
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Epst and Gonn6 .

MULE LOST.-STRAYED ON THE
u1 evening Of the 3oil, large BAY MULE.
The finder will ob.ige the owner Dy leaving her at
The Yard corner Market and state streets.
Oct3l-2f
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Eegal Notlses
RemGplls.

d E n o V A L.
sTEINMEYER 4 STOKES,
LUMBER AND TIMBER DEALERS,
cHARLRsToN AND PoRTRoYALs SO,
Respectfully inform the public that, having
.Clark's Planlng MILL" corner Of Lynch and
Beaufain streets, our Once Will be removed on
the lst November. With increased advantages
tnereoy Afforded, and pnrptse to steadily add
70 our enorts and fdcl ities to meet our business
requirements, We hope for continuance OF the
patronage heretofore so kindly and liberally be.
slowed.
J. b. sfEINMEYER, Jr., Charleston, sc.
WIN: STOKES, Early Branch, Port Royal Il. R.
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Gopart1srships a,l6 Dlss0lntinns
GEgF EFolmsd R6Sps9 Sahdsr EHa
name and style OF COUNTS WROTON, for the
purpose of carrying on the Cotton Factorage and
Geueral Commission Business. Oflcc South AT.
lantlo Wharf, Exchange Row.
W. b. WROT0N.
Charleston, October Is, 1872. octla-lmo
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HIBERNIAN Hal L,
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1lrH.

SENIOR MANAGERS.
nsn J.urs CoNN1a. hon, A G. MAaRATH,
M, 20 T. TREnHoLM, Hon, n. p. O'CoNNoR,
Maj. @. LAMB BUIsT, B. o'NsHL' Esqr
Capt. WA .CoURTRNLY, p. J. CooaAN' Esq''
Capt. JAS II. CARSON, A.N. AhAFD' HSq.'
oon, DAWSON. JonN F. O'NErLL, ESQ.,,
Can't +. r. swxraAN. JOHN F. TAYLOR, ESQ.,,
Cant. z. o,BR1xs, P. WALSH, ESQ.,,
IN DxyxREux, Esq, T.s5. O'BRrEN, Esq.,
a Fspcusos, Esu., JnnEs KELLEY, Esq,
JOHN KENNY, Esq., 5AfRs CosaRoVs, haq''
JOHN CoNRoY, Esq, Wh. hsAaHKh, E'q'
J. F. SLArTRRY, Esq, R. HOGAN, ESQ.,
p RR.pY. ESQ.,. WM. BYRNE, Esq.,,
JAMES QUALE, Esq, b. CALLAaHAf, ESQ.,
oro ADDISON. ESQ.,, W.H. CHAFKB, Esq.,
ALEX MoL.oY, Esq, R O. BARLEY Esq,
E. N. TRoTH, Esq, H.LP. hccoRA1ok' LEG
,,s JUSIOR MANAGERS.
Vice. pres. P. FoaARrY, J.F. LYONS,
vlce.pres: T. E. HOGAN, H. J. LYNCH,
yice-Pres. D. W. ERWIN, T. ORoNAN,
]. J. jNoMANUs, JOHN o'OoNNRLL.
.oct26- -sfmsm6 tilt.'l1 ~
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IKTANTED, ALL TO 90 TO '.WHITE'S"
w for their Furniture and save 20 per cent.
We went there and was surprised 10 SEQ 30 much
Furniture at such low prices. His stock Overs Q
space Of about twenty Thousand square feet
octb
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A YOUNG LADY, WHO CAN TEACH
"a the English Branches, Latin and Music Is
very deslrous OF obtaining situation % tsac9er @
81, Bennettsvllle, 8. q. oci28-l2
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TWO MEN TO WORK ON
Trsdd street wood Yard, Immediately. octsl-s'
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MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON,

CoLoNNADE ROW, vENDUE RANGE.
Highest Cash Price paid for WOOL, WAX
Hides, SElns, Paper Stock, Iron, and all kinds of
Dealers In COTTON, Naval Stores and Scotch
rig Iron. uay20mHr1yr
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Eusirtfss Garos.
n A. J. S q l. L V A N
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR,
No. 113 MEETING SIRE

NO. II5 MEETING 0TNEnIf
NEARLY OPPOSITE CAMERON, BARKLEY & co
Desires to inform his friends aud the pubic
that he is prepared to carry on the GENERAL
BUILDING BUSINESS. Repairs Of all kinds at
tended to, Designs and estimates furnished upon
application. aeD9
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Mem UnbIiratio,1s.

HYMNAL OF THE CHURCH.
We are prepared to furnish the "HYMJAL" at
the lowest Introduction prices. A variety OF
styles. Prices from zoe, 40c, SOC, 76c, 81 and up
wards. &,
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UTANTED.-A COMPETENT COL LORED
wv Waitingman, with good recommends
tiOae, may secure permanent situation 81 NO.
16 MeetlnR street. - 0CloL-I
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Uama.

VTTANTED, A SMART ACTIVE BOY
w to wait on small family. Apply, with
reference, at No. 90 East Bay. novl-l|
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MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM.
NI. PANY.-Attend the Regular Monthly
meeting Of your Company at your Han, THIS
friday EVENING, at O'Clock. ,,,
By order. GEO. 4. CALDER,
now ~ Secretary.
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Meetin9s.

MARION LODGE. No. 2, I. 90. F.
Nl The Regular Meeting Of this Lodge viii be
held This EVENING, at Z O'Clock: e. Oaa FeIiows'
Hall. gROBEkf v. sIAhh
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OUR SOCIAL OIROLE.-THE REGU-
~ LAR Monthly Meeting Of the Circle VIII be
held THIS EVENING, the 1st instant, at 8 O'Clock
precisely. A 1ull attendance is desired.
BY order. A. D. PANSlN,
noyl-s l Secretary.
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GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY
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CHARLESTON LIGH T DRAGONS
" SABRE CLUB.-Attend Extra Meeting THIS
EVENING, at Rooms of Queen City Club, over y.
Ahrens's Store, King street. at nslfpast7
O'Clock. BY order A. O. PALFKEY,
noy1 - secretary.
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UTANTED, ACoIDRED GIRL TO At
wv TEND to child and assist In homework.
Apply at No. 10 Elizabeth street, opposite Hen.
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VXIANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
wv Washer; also house servant. Apply a.
No. 81 Bull street. Cct9l-2'
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Amnseiuerrtii.
A GA DEM Y@OF NJ Usl o :

POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS .ONLY-THURS-
DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
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ENOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
II J. HENRY OTJEN, son Of the late Henry
Often, for Seventy five Dollars. VIII be sold at
discount at hENKE d MlJLLER,S. suQ27
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NTANTED, A GOOD COOK TO DO
w the wefk OF a small family. Approved
references required. Apply In Thomas stteet,
one door from Radcliffe. noVl-lE
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MAoARTHY, LOGRENIA AND O'REARD0N

OCTOBER slsr, NOVEMBER lsr AND I'd.
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w PRESTON BOWLING, FACTOR
wv . and Commission Merchant, No. Q Boyce's
Wharf, Charleston, g. O., has few OF the Cele.
orated Wright d Warncck's Horse Power ready
for delivery. octl8.lmo..
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VXTANTED TO HIRE, A CAPABLE
wv cslored girl as house servant. Releren-
ces required. Apply at 10. 126 Queen street
corner of Trspmann. l-'-. now
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tVrANTED, AN ENGINEER To RUN A
wv small, rug Boat rear Georgetown, =. O:
For further particulars apply. 10 JAMES Il,
PnINGLE d SON, No. 8 Adger's Wharf. CctSl.3
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Tbe Gbarlestn1t Aems
!. ~ o.. >" - S'-.'T-t
oafERIDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1879.
NEWS OF THEDAf

p. prsnch onsra ha. been abandoned In New
o.,..ns,sa., - eesa ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is buying
,s., s...ta ~ Eorth. Carolina.
IsSi,rVi YorE sssslooin:ksessper advertises for
.a how to open oysters about ffteen years
old y ts;-s;, = : = 8. - -
'a25-The chicago papers are discussing the pro-
r,,.tv os aholIsbinr street rail1 osds In that
csfzv sz.S - ..,o.s. = > aaa,,
"A mensee..s was sold out at auction: in
Memphis lately, each article being disposed OF
oo tn own merits.;s ..:szcH >-.ff..'-. t''ei.'-s
-Rufas Dolbear, the we'll known commercial
cosssse man; lqew Orleans, died on the 2lst,
sped sfIti:nvs years. q i .;;i.'' d =! .'.'
aKpfosperous merchant has for his motto:
afiSSam ID bed and early to riss; never get tight,
andadSeftls 70 No !, 80, GI,.,... ,sa,a.I !..z
Young ladies' are now wearing their sash
ribbons lied ON the right side Of their waist.
instead of at the back as heretofore. -, l.2cH
n,..h,. ,ldo.e lnho bitant Ia aolIiny car.
-Npintas oloest innaoi'sus 70 ooas "s,.s w.,
thIcsosS-AolCho s"0u0S'". -.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARO-
N LlNA.-The Regular Monthly Meeting Of
this Society win be held THIS EVENING. at
noyl - - Secretary.
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-Rnannh onera lss BEEN nabandon in NeN
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GO De GATE ACADEMY.
OAKLAND, CAL.

A frstclass Boarding School fo- Boys
THE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE
AUGUST 18th For particulars anlcircuiars
address d. = sAGKEFT, A. VI, Principal: Rev.
A. L. STONE, d D., President of the Board OF
trustees; Rev. VIC. POND, Sec'y. jy16-1m
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Notice TO Creditors.

IL rErsovS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the t.tatef f JOHN TUCkf. deeceaseu. are
required to present the same. with the necessary
voucher, 70 me, at my residence. in Carson Val
lev, Nevada. or at the Office of ueo. r. Harding,
ESD. at Genoa. Nevada, within ten nlon'ns' al
tor, he ,t,s.af tl,e 1r.t publication Of this no.
tiee. StANRi iCONh'
;v,o.tv Administrator.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
TAKE WARNING!

TUE V. L 7. Il. x. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of theiI
trains; aud they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing about
.ucir cars ami locomotives. Those having In charge
the business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys. v no frequent the termInl ana stop
pig places IF the r, ad from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures II these
anuoyanCes are continued Recent accluents,
winch are wholly aScribable TO the carelessness Of
ycr-ors i'll jumping ON and of the cars when IL
motion. should ha warning enough in themselves
u. Y~ERINGToN, Superintendent
tngn.r Is 1870.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

\ Terre Haute. Ind. paper speaks
thus: This Is the bountiful year.
The small fruit crop is immense. the
wheat crop is huge. the oat crop
promising. and the baby crop is I'M
paraileled."
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

No n wishes to have a bald head
but no one wishes to lose it wien he
has.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

An Odd Sort of Ship: Courtship
which has two mates, but no cap
tain.