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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-29
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Quaint old Burton has favored Us with an
Anatomy of Melancholy" but who shall di
sect the melancholy failacies and fbs with
which knaves and fanatics endeavOT to dclude
the sick and feeble OF this generation. Charla-
tans, through the newspaper press, recommend
to the strengthless victim Of disease CONFUSING
purgatives which, if taken, are sure TO turn his
debilitated system almost inside out, and sink
him into the uttermOst depths OF helplessncsS
and dependency! Fanatics, In the other
hand, assure the PROSTATE patient that no
medicine containing ditfusive stimnlant ought
to pass his lips. If he elects TO be guided by
the advice of impostors and Inmates, let him
make his VIII and order his coffin; but if there
is a spark of common sense in his composition,
let him resort in his extremity to HOstctters
Stomach Bitters, the most potent of vegetable
tonics and alteratives-the pureSt and most en-
tIrely wholesome of nIedicated stimulants. The
wonderful cures OF dyspepsia, billioGsness,
rheumatism, physical prostration and maiarl-
Gus fevers which this rare specific has effected
during the last twenty-five years, are the most
conclusive answers that can be given to ire
enemies of mankind who Offer volcanic cathar
tics as tcnics, and to the mistaken beings who
would refuse a medicinal stimulart to poor,
broken-down invalid, who is literally dying by
inches for the want ST judieious stimulation.
ances no such folly as this. The State laws en-
acted to put down the aLhOrrent vice of drunk
enness provide for the sac of brandy, whiskey'
and other liq 1oFs as med icnes; and ii these
aduIteratcd liquors of trade are accepted by
temparance legislators as remedies, what ought
to be tho general verdict of the Temperance
public as regards the peerless vegetable tonic
based upon a stimulant absolutely pure.
nov &c 562-.teooi"N"lt
$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor
of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis overy for a
medicine that will equal 1t in the cure of Bron-
chitis. severe Coughs, and the early stages OF
Consumption.
Twenty Years YOunSer.-Io say tha'
hundreds OF maids, wives and widows look
! twenty years younger than they are i'll conse-
auence of tho complexional freshness derived
| from the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm, Is
sin,nlv TO slate an absolute fact, which might
, he nrouptly verified by direct testimony IL
ladies were as willing TO ell their ages a. 10 use
Fthe best means Of making Themselves lovely.
Nature sometim lines. but very rarely, crowns inc
/ charm OF perfect features with a complexion oil
! exquisite clearne s; but even then tInc soon
! beaips to make nrcads upon the velvet chec%
the fair white brow, the ivory bust, the round
ed arm To preserve the "glory OF woman
| unblen ished, even after the merldlah OF lle
has been passed. it IS only necessary 10 use
| daily this cooling, healthful vegetable prePa
| ration. 90 Iao5 sv1t
! "a oo-NA"
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FOREIGN.
fist OF Vessels In the Port of W. Ina ing.
TOP, n. g.. November rs, 1S72.


f>t OF Vessels Ina the Port OF Wilm ing.
ton, n. g.. November rs, 1S72.
STEAMSHIPS.
Lucille, Bennett, ldg, Baltimore, A ID CaZaAx
Tonawanda, Wiltbanks. ldg, Philadelphia,
Worth 4 Worth
BARQUES
German Ernest, Erdmann, ldg Europe,
Willard Bros.
Perseverance, Martini ldg, Europe,
Sprunt & Hinson
Norwegian Rufus, Jomason, Idg, Europe,
German Montag, Strom>tadt, dis, Moftitt & CO
SCHOON ERS.
Ada Ames, Adams, ldg, Havana,
NOrthrop & Cumming
Ocean traveller, Adams, !dg Boston,
HARRIS s. Howell
Ben, Davis, ldg. New York,
Williams & Mnrcnison
Stephen Bennett, Bennett, dis,
Worth s. Worth
Stephen G. Hart, Hart dis, Willard Bros
Paul s. Thompson, Scars. rpg.
HarriSs & Howell
Annie Jones, Jones, dis. j II Chadbouln s co
List OF Vessels Nailed for this Port
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr RhodClla Blew, Nangiider, sid Oct 16
BANGOR.
Brig Isaac Carver, Williams, sid Oct 16
Brig Hyperion, Clark, sid Oct %
Schr Matte Holmes, Ccx, sailed Nov 6
MONTROSE (SCOTLAND)
Brig Dolphin, Stafrein, sailed Oct 2.
Wick & Mebane. sid Oct Is
Meteor, Mc Outlook. sid Oct II
Brig Ambrose Light, Higgins. sailed Nov 16
BALTIMORE.
Schr Frank Walter, Brewster,
sailed Nov. %
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DIR. Wells Extract Of
iii R.U e T. B a

retains all the medicinal virtuespecuIIar TO the
plant and must be taken as permanent curar
tive agent.
IL there want of action len yCur Liver
aad Spleen? Unless relieved at once, the
blood becomes impure by deleterious secre-
lions, producing scrofulous or skin diseases,
Blo:chcs, Fe tuns, Pustulcs, Canker, Pimples,
&c, Sc.
store the vititted blood to healthy action.
Have you IL DyspePttc stomach
Unless digestion is promptly aided the system
ia debilitated with loss of vii al fOrce poverty or
the Blood, Dropsical Tendency, General Weak
ness Lassitude. ~ ..
Fake it to assist Digestion without reaction,
it will impart youyhtul yigor to the weary SUI
ferer.
Have YOU weakness of the latest
ines? YOu arc in danger Of CHRONIC Diarr-
hona or the dreadful Inflammation OF the DOW
Take it to allay irritation and ward of ten
dency to inflammation.
Have YOU weakness Of the Uterine
or Urinary Organs? You must procure
instant relief or you arc liable to suffering
worse than death. -
Take it 20 strengthen organic weakness or
life becomes a burden. - 49,.
FINALLY it should he frequently taken 10 keep
The system in perfect health or You are oInef-
wise in great danger OF malarial, Iniasmatic or
JOHS O. KELLOGG, 10 Platt St., New York.
Sole Agents Ior me unlted
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listed an improved feeling among buyers and
prices have been more regular. The daily
transactions were large and good feeling gen
orally has prevailed. To-day "wednesday the
market the market closes quiet and steady, with
free offerings and free transactions at our quo
tations given below. The arrivals OF this staple
continue to maintain an unusual degree OF size,
and the exports being also heavy, the stock in
market is without variation of Importance.
The cotton movement for this week, as COM
pared with last week shows decrease in receipts
and an increase in exports. The receipts at all
the ports for the week 1IS 565 bales, against
40 ,6lo bales last week, 1873 bales the previous
week, and 12O, 455 bales three weeks 81 ice. The
total receipts since September 1, 1872, are ,006,
GIG bales, against 40 274 for the corresponding
period of the previous year, showing an increase
since September 1 this year of 236, 672 bales.
The exports from all the ports for the week
were 1I,4O9 bales, against So, 428 bales the
same date last year. The total exports for
tie expired portion Of the cotton year are
456, 745 bales, against 835, 115 bales for same
time last year. The stock at all the ports is
$40, 923 bales, against 35O,S3 bales for the same
date last year. The stocks at the interior towns
are g. 200 bales, against e. ,94I bales last year
The stock of cotton in Liverpool is 1923, 900 bales
against 526, 900 bales last year. The amount OF
American cotton afioat for Great Britain is
10000 bales, aganst 1924 900 bales last year. The
amount of Indian cotton af1oat for Europe is
129, 900 bales, against 290, OcO bales last year
The weather at the South has been cold, with
frost in some places. The crop is nearly all
gathered, 70 that the weather now is of less I'M
portance.
The following is a summary of the weeks
transactions:
Friday, Nov. 2l-Sales of 80 bales at Il X cents,
q do. at 17X cents, and 1O8 do. at 1T4, 17A@1s
cents.
Saturday, Nov. 3-Sales OF 9J bales at H.,
liz, TX ,17A@18 cents, and IS bales at 10 cents.
Monday, Nov. 2l-Sales of 10 bales at II
cents, 1 do. at TX cents, 4s do. at 174 cents.
and Is do. at I64 cents.
Tuesday, Nov 26-Sales OF bale at Il y cents,
24do. at 17H cents 10 DO. at Il \ cents, so do at
10 cents. It do. at 1875 cents, and Is do. at Il x
cents.
Wednesday, Nov. 27-Sal.s of bales at II q
CENTS 60 do at 10 cents; do at 49,. cents end
20 do at 1S4 cents.
We quote as follows:
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EXPORTS

misunderstanding j Foley 321 bbls
rosin, 1872 casks spirits turpentine, 1875 bbls tar
50 bales cotton, do yarn. 80 bbls pitch 375 bush.
els peanuts, $50 feet lumber.
New York Steamship Benefactor-215 bbls
crude turpentine, ,237 do rOsin, 109 do tar 101
casks spirits turpentine, 80 bales sheeting, 179
do cotton, 100 do Tagging. 12O bushels peanuts,
20 pkgs mdSe.
Schr Lucia Murchison-GG9 bb!s rosn, ,5sB
casks spirits turpentine, 1856 bales cotton, pkg
IL dse.
FOREIGN.
Hamburg, many-German Barque Ernst,
so bb!s rOSin, 500 casks spirits t.. pentne.
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DIR. e. Il. BENTLEY,
Associate physician and Surgeon to
Charlotte Branch Office of PhiIa-
s.eiphiR Bellevue Institute

Will, for the purpose of accommodating those
who desire to consult him, be at
Columbia, S. O., Dec. 9th, Nickerson Hotel,
Camden, 40 " 10th, PRINCIPAL Hotel
Orangeburg," " 18th, MenOney's Hotel,
Marion, 90 18th, Marion Hotel,
Florence, % " 14th Principal Hotel,
CheraW, :" 10th, Planters Hotel,
and at Sumter, s. c., December 18th, Davis
House, where he will remain til April 18th,
1873, for the purpose of treating those who can
Charlotte.
CANCERS, TUMORS and ULCERS,
cured by DR.. Kline's great CANCER AN
TlDOIES. Chronic Diseases of all kinds
treated with unparalleled success.
Home Office at Charlotte in charge of
DR.. A II. Lindley, late Surgeon in Chief
of Philadelphia Bellevue Institute.
DR.. e. II. GREEN, Physician in Chief at
Charlotte Onco Branch to the Philadelphia
Bellevue Institute, will be at Newborn, n. c..
December 18th, and at GOldsboro, December
goth. where he will remain until the 18th of
April, 1873, for the purpose of treating those
who cannot conveniently visit the principal
office at Charlotte.
nov 90 4G-rtDec4S
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z. or SOELCHARM.

ssDSYCHOMANCY, Or SOUL CHI ARM
Il lNG.' How either sex may tascinate
and gan the love and affections OF any person
they choose instantly. This simple mental &C
qurement all can possess, free, by mail for %
cents, together with a marriage guide. Egypt
ian Oracle. Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Wedding
Night Shirt, SC. A queer book. Address Il
WILLIAM & co, Publishers, Phila. 4W
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MARRIED.

In this city, the evening Of the sfth i Rr
nr NJ Jastrow of Philadelphia, Mr.. SIMON
snI.ONOES to Miss LIMA SIMON, all OF this
city No cSrds.
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ROS1N-The market during the present week
has ar oused from the dull and droWsical state
which had characterized it 20 strongly for
week so past and has been quite the reverse
in feeling and tone, and has been bEOyant and
advancing in tendency. On Friday last weeks
dependency having rivcted itself so firmly
upon the views OF ers, the previous days
dizziness continued, and 800 bbls changed owners
at IS 10, and also 30 bills at Sj-a decline of 90
cents. Saturday the market became firm in
tone, and 2,42S hbls changed hands at So So
an advance OF % cents. Monday the good feel
ing continued, and 2 800 bbls sold at IS 25
Tuesday the market was steady, without saieP
Wednesday, at the time of closing review
the market remains steady at unchan gCd figures
No has remained perfectly nominal. No.
has been in only fair enquiry, With moderate
transactions at a shade advance on previous
rates. PRles have also been very quiet. with
only one small transaction, On Saturday, at
unchanged figures. The receipts and exports
will about equal each other, and the stock in
market remains with very little variation. Tie
following is a summary of the weeks translc-
lions
Friday, Nov. 22-Sales of $50 bbls at So 10
Saturday, Nov. 23-Salea Of o,4as bbIs at e3 IS
Monday, Nov. 2J-SalcS of 1900 bills at
So % for strained.
Tue.day, Nov. 26-Sales OF = 900 Lbls at 81 0
for No. and - IS for extra No.
Wednesday, Nov. % - sales OF 19S bbIs
strained at So % aud 500 bbls DO, delivered at
s. SIS per Dbl.
TAR.-With a good demand current for ca
port and with only fair receipts, this article has
been very buoyant and excited in tone during
the week, and has advanced very rapidly. On
FRIDAY the market opened firm and during the
day advanced 10 cents. Saturday the same
feeling remained in the tone OF the market and
prices further advanced so cents. Monday the
tirmness continued, but there were no receipts,
and consequently no sales. Tuesday large lot
| being placed on market i'll bulk, shippers pur-
chased at an advance of 25 cents. To-day
| "Wednesday the market closes firm at s4 25
| per Dbl. The receipts for tho week C21 bbIs
against il2 bbls for last week are an in crease of
| 2l1 bbls. The exports were upward of SOC
bbls, and the stock i'll market is very light. The
| receipts and sales for the week were as the fol-
| lowing table will show:
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Correspondence OF the New York Post.
The Great German SeapOrt-SOsue
Sketches of Hamburg.
HAMBURG, September, 1872.
TIE ELBE.

TIE ELBE.
n run CT thirty-one hours brings the
traveller from London TO the mouth of the
Elbe, and five hours more sets him down
in the great port of Hamburg. Even at
the place where it empties into the sea the
widely spreading Elbe gives promise Of the
vigorous commercial life of its chief city.
In every direction the black smoke Of En-
glish coal streaks the horizon, whether trail
ing behind the passenger steamers that have
sailed from New y ork, or London, or Hell
igoland, or putting out from plucky tugs
that drag great ships into the net which
Hamburg weavcs to catch its various COM
merce from the four corners of the earth.
This is to say nothing of the little river
craft with those snuff colOred sale in which
Dutch mariners rejoice. Such is the wide
Elbe for seventy miles of tide water that
flow between the sleepy little town Of Cux
haven at its mouth, and sleepless Hamburg
at the head Of what we may call its ocean
navigation. But this latter phrase has 10
b qualified, for the transatlantic steam
ers debark their passengers and principal
freight at the distance Of an hour in steam
ing below the city. In the adjective we
used to describe CuXhaven we had in mind
perhaps nothing more than the perfect Sc
renity of its life as it strikes tle stranger.
AT evening the quaint streets are filled with
children full of song, and tossing about
many cClOred lanterns of paper. The So
cial click arises from billiard tables, and
bowling alleys of prcdigious length, re-
Winding one of German words, give forth
their reverberatiOn5 on the Silly air, and
startle the echoes as the ten-pins OF Hen
drick UUdsons men woke the thunders
among the CatskillS in the legend Of Rip
Wrinkle.
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DIED.

In this city, last evening, at O'Clock, JAY
ISAAC WHITEHEAD, aged % years. no"'A'
and Is days.
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AGENTS A Rare Chance.

We will pay All Agents so per week, in cash,
who will engage with us AT ONCE, Everything
furnished and expenses paid. Address a. COUL-
TER s. Co., Charlotte, Mich. 4w
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LOCAL..

T,e People Of the West and the VIII
,nfAStOn. Charlotte d Rutherford
kE0fI road.
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ITO THE WORKING CLASS, male or
Il female, 800 a week guaranteed. Respect
able employ mcnt at home, day or evening no
apitaI rauiIred; fG.i instructions aud valuable
package OF goods to start with ssnt free by mail
address, with cent return stamp NJ. YOUNG
& CO., Is Courtlan1t st, New York 4w
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SOMETHING NEW,
& salab!C articles, sell
1T si2llt. Catalogues
and one 81 mple free.
y. Y. HIanui'g Co. 81
CUurtlandt ST., n. Y.
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' AnIES and OENTAF1IEN Agent.

II -. :. =, =,
/ 4 wanted to sell PrUtcan Button Hole Cut
= r IS cents Button Hole Worker. 30 cents ;
Needle Threading Thin BILE, % cents; Morocco
Need e Book, so cents. IS large @nd papers
SIN il Needles. Sl5 ,ter lay IRE samples free
~ any one at above i i'Cs. THORNTON &
CO Tg3 Broadway. y Y. 4w
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Young Wen, Teachers, Ladies' or
Ministers. Agents wanted in every county
for 1.-The Peoples Standard Bible 800 Illus
trations Extra terms. PT0s''"ctus free. AG-
dress Zoog!er & McCurdy, 5iS Arch ST.; Ph'ia-
deIphia, Pa. ="
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CANCERS CURED.

NO KNIFE! NO BLOOD
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AGENTS WANTEG EVERYWHERE
to sell the best low priced Corn Shelter ever
patented. Let farmers and everybody who has
corn to she'll send for circular to "FAAILY
CORN-SHELLER co.. Harrisburg, Pa. Avn
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AGENTS
WANTED.
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS

Worthless limitations are on the market,
but the only scientific preparation OF Carbcltc
A cid for Lung diseases is when chemically com
bined with other well known rem eGics, as IN
these TABLETs, and all parties are cautioned
against using any other.
ln all cases OF irritation Of the mucus
membrane these TABLETS should be freely
used their cleansing and healing properties
are astonishing.
BE warmed. nerer neglect a cola, 1t is easily
cured in its jncipient state, when 1t becomes
chronic the cure is exceedingly difficult, use
Wells Carbolic Tablets rs a specific.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
3 Platt ST.. New York,
ivy Sol, Al gent for United States.
Price - cents a box. SEND for circular.
CHAMP STAMPs'' all varieties. Circu-
lars free. Agents wanted. w. H. II. DAVIS q
Co., Manut's, 10 Nassau st, \. y. 4w
0uilJono Send stamp for illustrated Cata-
HllllUtlS iogue on Building. a. u. BICK
NELL & CO.. Il Warren St, n. y. 4w
$3.50 %EEK@wiII r5Sy.25 i f Or ig e
Samples tree to all. Address
w II CHIDESTER,
fw 267 Broadway, y \.
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THE CITY.

THE CITY.
We may almost borrow Macauley's de-
scription of London, and call 1Iambug the
CITY CT the ten thousand mastS; for not only
are the river banks lined with ships, but
clumps of lofty piles i'll mld-stream give
fastenngS to as many more. The HAM
burchers are evidently proud of being
part of the new German empire, ana
Equally rIeased with remaining a free port.
Prices here are delightfully."- low, and it
ought to seem like an Elysium in that re-
sDect to lOng-SulI1riHG Americans, who NY
from the monOpOlies of their own country
ONLY to encounter the eXactiOns OF Europe.
We observe that Miss Kate Field has been
writing back her melancholy experience as
an American buyer i'll the shops on this
side of the water. Much OF this robbery
of foreigners, doubtless, is due to the same
instinct that has drawn wreckers to the
coast of Cornwall and to the reefs of FlOri-
da but a great deal of it has beeu owing
TO the innocent and absurd habit of Ameri-
cans in telling European shop-keepers how
ridiculOusly cheap their goods are. uehce
I these American tears over this enhance
ment of rrices to Americans as such ana
/ our only hope of reform is that our tel-
! lOw-cOuntrymen may be made 10 see WEaC
! d )nkevs they are. Their place is in the
/ rear; people of better Judgment ought TO
/ ~
! recognize the fatality of high prices which
/ follows the traveller even apart from such
shortcomings. In these latter days high
prices stick to him, even as to Hercules the
nOisoned shirt of NesSus. In Amellca he
nays enhanced prices arising out OF the war
! of secession. In England he pays them
because so much gold is flowing into the
county. In France he pays them because
so much gold is flowing out to pay the
in
thew tell him his English sOvereigns are now
denreciated in value on account OF tie
LARGE Quantities of French gold that have
! come to Germany
PLACID PEOPLE.
The Hamburgers look like people who
will always do a thorough days work Ger
tainlv, but never suffer business to lntrudt
into the circle of pleasure and repose. IL, IN
deed, all European populations seem ahht
in this. 1t is only the American who never
fnrgnts tn he anxious OYER business, anC
,,oTer ceases TO feel the spar of more eX-
tnnIc,l enterprises. When the day is done
the Hamburger is the picture OF content
viii, his wife and children he repairs TO tns
circns- and laughs with all his might at Tho
nonsense of the clown. Or with the SANE
domestic following he troops to the COG
shade of the Biler Garten respienoenI VIII "
many colorcd lights, anu LSEen0 VIZ"
his ears to good music, while ne quar-
complacently his foaming lager
, We read that Plato found it hard 10 give
a nroper definition of a man. 1t has &C
Cured to us that the German might be de
, scribed as a harnessed-in nation. Inc!
! systemize and centralize everything. Iht
! boatman at the mouth of the Elbe will tel
4 YOU that his fares are fixed at Berlin; AM
/ every man seems one in atom, an aggre
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Side Slot Ties .
Arrow Ties . cents.
Discounts made on purchases of and over
i2X tons
CORN MEAL-SiDce last week there ha
existed an unusual good.d de mapd for this article
and prices have advanced about 21z cents.
The stock is large and the city mills are supply
ing the demand from store at 81 per bushel-
sacks included.
WO0D--The stock Of wood is very small, and
IN consequence prices are welt up. Oak and
ash are in fair supply, but pine is very scarce
and wanted. Sells from flats by the cord aud
inslarge quantities at the following quotations
Pine 20 ID u 20
ASH. . ~ " . ~
OAK. ~ " 4 ~
SHINGLES-The trade in this article is con-
Aned principally to exporters, who pay for con-
tract orders SO to IS, and 50 25 to IS for COM
mon, per NJ.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21

mental value assayed. Report says
that the probable Senator's head
measured a, or IL inches, 1 forget
which, and that the Professors man.
ipulatiOns failed to detectthe genius
OF a Writ or the profundity of a
Webster. This information fell
like swet blanket on the community,
as many have heard the would-be
Senator declare that he was the
brightest man in America. If this
latter statement seems e~Xtravagant
to anyone I refer them to Leet.
Since one of the ''necktie brigade"
received such rough treatment in
San Francisco at the hands of the
eXpatriated. noneo of them dare visit
any outside city. Passports and
credentials are eagerly sought after
from the hands of known law and
order men, by those knights of the
dark lantern whose business calls
them to San Francisco. The chick
ems = now coming home to roOst."
In my next I will devote some space
to this particular subject. Yours
2. y.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21

MovING.-The officials of the
county have commenced removing
their appurtenances into the new
building. In two or three days they
will all be in full blast at their new
quarters. The next assembly Of the
Court will transpire in the new
Court room.
The tum~ble-down old shanty,
heretofore designated as the county
capitol, begins to look weird and dis
NAL and cold. The rats and ghosts
will now assume undisputed and IN
controlled possession of the old
quarters. The days OF itsglory have
faded like the feverish dream Of an
guineous youth. IUle. We ancient
glory of Jacobsyille. Il Reese River
Reveille.