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BYGRUBBs &aa;WILLIAMS,, &

by 6hUbBS GG,WlLL1AMoN,tt. tt.sIk
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.e
TlRUSTEES SALE OF THE RICHMOND
2, AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD. -.
BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust Irom tas Mce ,s9.
Vim. h. Macfarland and the undersigned; edatep
respectively the 9th OF September, 1859, and the
lst Of January, 1865; the nndersigned, surviving
trustees MiI On WEDNESDAY: a. tas l4ta Ga q of
Messrs Gru6bs & Williams, Richmond, Virginia,
''1r Ths S5 WHOLE oi IISE'Uf RAILWAY Of tnegaid
Point, together Win the Franchises OF the said
Company, and the Equipments, Rolling Stock,
Machine Shops, Derots, Water Stations, Road
other right, interest or estate conveyed by the
said deeds, excepting chooses In actions II ,ylif
...g THE TERMS OF SALE ~ . e.. =.
win be CASH sufficient TO pay ell the costs Of e1.
eouling the trusts Of said deeds and TO pay the
interest on the bonds outstanding under the deed
OF 1859 Aforesaid estimated at about $685. 900, and
Then credit until the1st Of, January 1871, as5to
SIS 600 With interest nom me lss OF uy.as1z,
semi.annuslly, and then Casn ieunlcient %. paE
the interest due on the bonds Of the .dSstc c1ss
under the deed; of 1855 aforesaid, estimated &C
ary, 1885 as to o0o with interest at the rats
OF per cent. per annum from the 1st OF July,
1872, payable semiannually, and shen Casn sui.
ncent to pay the interest due on the b0ndSoffhe
second class 1sdss ne mossgsssss q asss sese
credit until lst Of JG4nsry, lS15, as 70 oO0,
with interest from the 1sE rOf July, 1872, at me
rate Of T. per cent. per annnm, payaple Seml:an-
nually and then credit until the 1st or January,
1890 as to the residue OF s1ch purchase money,
with interest," at the rate OF 6 per cent. per an
mum. As to 30 much OF the purchase money Sa
NAV be applicable to the bonds, secured ~ tne
deeds OF trust Aforesaid the purchaser seali give
his bonds corresponding with the satd ooisssno-
ing bonds, ana as 10 the reiidue ofBnch purchase
money, the purchaser shall give bis b0nd. or
bonds as may be determined upon after tne gsles
the purchasers bonds 10 be- secured oy deeo 1r
lIuat on the property and franchises sold. 80.
Capitalista win take notice that the erect ol
sale and conveyance by the Undersigned wDIhe
to extinguish the Company Aforesaid, and MAKE
the purchaser body corporate. For further par.
ticularH, apply to MesseRrsd AGE d HABRH,
Councillors at Law, Richmond. We. lsLa7it i Z
E.. H. XAURY,
.'''" J. .PROsSER TABB,
.s..sti i.t - ~. Surviving Trustees.
r. Sale conducted by rHessrs. GRUBBS11&
WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. lat',t.-tas!C j.
NOTICE TO BoNDHOLDERs. .',s,,.:..n 80 :.
Holders or the Mortgage Bonds Aforesaid VIII
report at once 70 Messrs. PAGE d MAURY, Rich
mond, Va, the number OF Bonds held BY ythem,
the deed Of frost by which they are secured, the
amount OF each Bond, and the amount OF interest
due. Holders Of Detached Coupons will report ~
ahove. ar r. H. NAUHY,p qSiY
]. PROSSER TABB, Ia
inns -, Surviving Trustees.
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NIEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

TKtwEEKLYLINEo OF FoUR-HoRsE COACHES
FROM GREENVILLE, 8. O., TO ASHE-
VILE, N. G.,
Leave Greenvfle Monday, W, dnesdsy and Fri
day at A. u.
Leave Asheville Monday, Wednesday and Friday
LIP. n. -, ~ ~ .-''.
Arrive at Greenville next day by P. h.
Leaving GreenVille LII the mornlng, go tnrougn 10
Flat Rock and Hendersonvile In daylight.
Fare TO Flat Rock S.; to AsheVille 81.
imay3-2mo w. +. BLAIR.
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agrirnlturaI Atarhirlrp.
WRIGHT e WARh0Ck'S
:. ANTI-FRICTION
HORSE POWER.
:. i.Li- o. III. ,.-....9 d.,
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871,

We take pleasure In presenting to The planters
and public Horse Power gotten mp by Messrs.
WRIGHT d WARN0CK, OF Barnwell and Beau
fort Counties, 8. O.. which is most perfect ma
chine. The said Power will give greater speed at
the expense OF less power than anything vet In
use; Is strong. simple and durable. Can be used
with equal ease for ginning cotton, threshlng
grain, pumping water, &c. Will, on forty-saW
gin in good order, with two mules, moderate
gait, gin 1900 pounds lint cotton per day; brisk
driving 1000 pounds. One mule can pull it; light
for two 1t sits in frame In the house; can be
arranged to gin with the gin and gear sitting on
the ground. ;t.:=..i. .,r .-.-a,..e. .s.ts4
Another important feature Of this Power is
that the rising or falling OF the floor Of the house
does not affect the working OF the gear In any
way.
This is Southern enterprise, and no humbug.
Price Sl25, and freight, ready for putting up.
@. q. KIRKLAND and W. A. CLARK,
- Allendale 8. O., 7,
= Agents for South Carolina.
q. a. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carolina.
REFERENCES: .l s.. .l,Pt,t.
Rev. Messrs. Joseph A. Lswton" and Joseph
bost1cH,- OF the Savannah River ASsocia-
tion, Auenaale; Captain w. Ii. Bostick.s Allen
dale; Rev. MesSfS. u. J. Simnons and f. Milton
Kennedy, Of the South Carolina oonfe,snee; Cen
Captain r. D. Sem, Columbis; F. J. Pelzer, Esq,
and Messrs. Reeder q Davis; Charleston, 3. @.
sThose marked thus have seen the Power 0t
work. Juns-tnthsD&C4mos
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~ Persons depositing letters in the Postofhce
win please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
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MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.

the
change
G s I1% Rs Pary
Fan n the Tennessee
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N o T I o e.

M o T O e. -.
. the BATTERY BATHING HOUSE, of White
Point Garden, has been thoroughly repaired 10
all It's various departments, and Will be opened
on 18th instant for accommodation or vtsitofs.
The Soda Water and Ice Cream Departments Will
be under the immediate superlntendence OF the
Proprietor Thanking the public for past favorS,
would most respectfully solicit their patron.
age. r.a...--.s... n. AoMANmuN,
mayT.tuthB Proprlet0r.
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No.. 81
M W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
tabshmelt, situated in one OF the most eligible
positions in the city, on the highest ground, and
Consequently well adapted for Summer Resort,
being Comparatively cool In midsummer, mag
nfclently furnished with baths and other con.
venlences on every floor, is now open FOR the re-.
ceptlon OF those contemplating q tour OF pleasure
the coming season. The cars run within square
OF the house. Coaches at all the stations. =. v.
WESTOO IT. Proprietor. ~. jun84mo8
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DHE sTEEDMAN HOUSE.,

A KE N, 8. c..
solicits the patronage OF the Public, and guar.
antecs satisfaction. Three minutes walk from
DeDOt and PCStOfice. 1Qn17-1mO
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| Aiken. Daphna
| Alexander, Mr.
| Armstrong, Car
| Oline
Ball, 3-drtha
| Barnes, Mrs E !
Banheld, Mrs {
| Baxter, Mary
Bee, Betsey
| Berry, Anna
| Bevin, Mrs r r
Blake, Phoebe ;
Bold, Mrs How
| ard E
Brabham, Ann
| Bradley, Mag
| gle
| Brailsford,lF 8
| B-emer, Julia I
| Briton, Maggie
| BrotdigOn, fMa
| ~
Brodie, Miss O
Brown, Ella
| Burrows, Eliza
Burns, Miss Ma
| ry
Cambel, Susan
| Cane, Mary ]
| Carr, Miss E T
| Carol, Sarah
! Carson, Sarah
| Carson, Susan
| Cantwell, Eliza
| Christopher,Mr
| E
| Chlsolm, Eliza
| beth
| CLARK, Harrlett
| Clement, Mrs W
| W
| Cochran, Mrs A
| Cormier, Celia
| Costine, Jane r
! Cummings, Mrs.
| N Fl
| Curtis, Francis
| Cutler, Harrleti
Ds'slslSn' q Mary
| Daily, Henrietta
| Davis, Phillls
| Davis, Mrs EN-
| Dunavsnt, Mrs
Edwards, Bid
| dy
! Ellrock,' Matilda
Fades. Fannie
| Ferabee, Mrs L
| Ferrell, Mary
Fleming. Mrs J
| Fiynn. Ellen n
Flynn, Jane m
Ford, Rachel
Gadsden, Alice
Gadsden, Mar
gret g
Gailllard, Mrs II
!. B ~
Gary, Miss Ann
Geddes, n
Geeter, Susan
Germania, Elite
Qhers, Carrie
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GtAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
VIA WINCHESTER, VA.

i, This delightful WATERING PLACE has been
thoroughly reutted. and ia now kept In the best
modern style. Its waters are Alkaline. and have
a wilde celebrity for their prompt and happy &C.
ton In Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder iociuding Calculus, in various Skin Dis
eases, and IN their Admirable effects on the Female
Constitution, the air df Capon is unsurpassed IN
ticlty and .ryness. Its splendid Ba' hs were de.
clared BY Sir Henry Bnlwer, when On visit here
with Mr.. Webster, as hardly equIled BY anything
he had seen 10 Europe.
For our pamphlet, with full particulars OF rates,
charges, &C., asply to- A. A. SOL0MONS co.,
Drueylsts, or to the undersigned. BY mail.
iuH8-lmO FRAZIER i SALE, Proprletors.
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TIME HOT SPR N G S +,
BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA, -

IN Ill II ID - . + Il N " -
Il BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Are now open to vlsitors. It's waters are ceie-.
hrateu for the cure Of nheumatlsm, Gout, Paraly-
sis, Torpor OF Liver. Chronic DiarrhBs or Dysen-
tery, Discss-s of the Uterus, Affections OF the
Skin, especially OF Syphilltic origin, and numer.
ous Ohrenic Diseases.
THE BATHS
Vary In temperature from 80 to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit. and present every variety OF Chronic
Bath. They are moreover found to prepare the
system FOR the beneficial action Of waters found
at the various other Mineral Springs.
MUD BATHS
Have been constructed similar to those that ere
largely used at the most celebrated spas ip Ger
many, and which give sufferers the beneft OF the
very valuable remedial agents contained IN the
Mineral Mud. These springs ofier UNSURPASS-
ED ATTRACTIONS to both the Invalid and Pleas-
ure.Seeker. The equipment and management
are equal TO those OF rst-class city tells. Every
modern Improvement has been provided:
Professor ]. l., CABELL, II. D., OF the Universi
ty or virginia, Resident Physician: For Pam
phlets and circulars, address y. y: TARDY o.,
Richmond, Va, or J. A. AUGUST, Manager, Hot
Springs. Bath county, Va. may22-2mo
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WOMEN'S LIST

ilbbes, Jane y |.
iildersleeve, |
Amanda |
lolliner, Mrs Al
II /
Goodwin, Eliza-l
beth |
Goodrich, Sarah
Jarrett, Martha
3reen, Hettie !
lreen, Eliza |
beth |,
3reen, Rebecca
3aerard, Mrs 81
NJ |.
Hamilton, Sal
rah |
hamilton, Mrs !.
larris, Isebella
Iarrls, HannahI
harrison, Jane i
Hartmann, AMI
ma III
5arvev. u% Mrs i
jaryey' sr MollIe Ii
Iassem maier, MAJ
Ieyward. DI. II
auah Jackson
Iederiy. Eupe
MIA |
Jenderson Iot.iI
tie
I'M inlia |
Jolmes' I.ucy Il
;oimes Celia /
iomea Maggie II
iumS.' iunSr Mrs -ss ssE
IIufHIer' Mira MAS
~ lS
|eSnemaun, Is
Lizzie IA
ohnson. Euamel {
ohnston, Ra-I
chael Is
unot, Julia Is
ust. Mary E J |
Kennedy, Mrs {
Philip S
laRan, Mrs A Il
aus. Mary Is
atom. Maggie |.
iia |:
onna Jnou I
,atron MRS Is
,anp. Francis II
90 eJannie n
'ee' 'ee' Mrs A F /
.nuv Natherinel ,
'eviis 'ewis. adeIinely 7
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,indayy, Flora 7
ord. Mrs Ami
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By HOLMES & MACBETH,

DAY HORSE, LIGHT WAGON, AND
I'D = HARNESS. g, -.,..,..,,.j;. ,.tf,.,
VIII be sold on MONDAY, June oath at hall-pAs
10 O'CLOCK In mont OF our once no: % nfGae
J. One fine BAY HORSE ~ 51@ 80 .9Ile1F
one Light Buggy ana Harness to matchbox
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Aston, j ID
Angerley, Geo
Alsgall, Braley
Ashmore, H II
Ball, WIN
Baxter, Edward
NJ
Barnwell, W II
Balurd0, Gasta'
. no
Beahan, J W
Behlin, E F
Brickmann, W
Bryant, Norris
Bradford, VIM
Bry ant, Alfred
Brunjes, W
BraEarPrince
Brown, Geo N
BROWN Wash.
ington
Bryan, Cephas
Brlghtman, W J
Brinch, Silas
Buse, E F
Burk, G.
Burekmeyer,JC ] G
Cattle, Robert .
/. Oalvltt, + L
!. Carraher, Thos
Cannon, O 4
Chandler, Hen
| Clsypool John
| Cresper, J W
Cordes, Geo F
| 0ogdell, IW
C0len. Lewis
| Cochren, James
| OrOoker, D B
| David, II n"
| David, S..
/ Davidson, Perry
/ Dart, Charles
| DesebrOck,
/ Hancke
| DuPre, Paul
/ Duggan, DAME
| Dun1s, A w
| Edfngs. D Scott
| Editor Southern
| Planter
| Edwards, Peter
/ 9 40
| Elkridge, Capt
/ Scott.
Entleman, F
! Eugelbert, g
| Engle, J
| Evans, @
| Faulbier, A
| Feehan, John
| Flaum, Julius
| Forms, Edward
| Francis, John
Gaines, Thomas
Gailllsrd, Jake
| Gadden, Thom'
| as ,1..
| Gaskin, Geo
| lcol'd)
| ,erahty, Thos
| Geraty, Christie
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B OAR DIN G

~ OOD B Q A & D IN G
'...l.--.s, AT AIKEN, 8. O.,
At therALLEN HuUSE during the ensuing
Summer Montns.-~AQply early to Mrs N. l..
ALLEN. '~----.---.. may2T-1mo
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r~WAsH AND YOU'LL BE CLEAN,
:, -, mao the DOLLAR REWARD SOAP.
'O' DoWIE, NOISE DAVIS,
& Agents, Charleston, s. G.
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.Jpint Stock Gnt1patlp.

HXEUUIIV II UEfAhImENI
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. O., June 10, ls72.J
Received OF W. L. SIMMONS, Esq Attorney
and Agent OF the Charleston Joint Stock Com
many Of The State OF South Carolinia for the bene
at Of the State Urpal Asylum. Two Thousand Dol
lars $4,000 being The First Annual lnstalment re-
auIred under the provisions OF the act OF incorpo-
ration passed March S, 1872.
Treasurer State South Carolina.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

The Cincinnati Convention seems to
have followed the lead of such jour
mails as the Chicago Tribune and paid
but little attention to the we'll known
preferences OF the democratic party.
They have not shown thai they were
willing to meet the Democracy half
way in choosing 4 candidate, and now
if the later show themselves equally
accommodating tho Liberal Repub-
licans may succeed in defeating Grant
but not in elec.ing Horace.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

F. L. A. Phoebe, long identified
with real estate and financial opera
ii ms in San Francisco, while talking
with his agent, Major Livermore, on
the sidewalk in front of his office.
corner jackson and Montgomery
streets, at IL a. NJ. on Thursday last,
fell in an apoplectic fit, and almost
instantly expired. He was about
sixty years old, a native of France
and a California pioneer:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

The Enterprise of yeste. day morn
ing says:
Work will be commenced on the
MeAIeans Immediately incorporated
in San FranciscO-in J.. few DAYS.
They say they will be able to take
out milling ore at once both from the
shaft and tunnel. Thetmine is situl
ated near the Globe, and was drained
by the latter company"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

A correspondent of the Dubuque
Herald writing about Denver, speaks
of that place as follows; q
denver is indebted for her pros
perity to the intelligent, progressive
character of the men who have set
tied in her midst"
This is a truth which is well
worthy the attention Of the citizens
of every town desiring Improvements
and Inhabitants. The growth of a
town depends more upon the enter
prise and public spilit of its people,
than it does upon the natural adj
v~antages. Immigrants seek homes
where the best inducements a~e Of
fefed. and carry prosperity with
them. And the best inducements
which can be offered. are good $. reefs
and walks, good public buildings.
schools and school houses. all Of
speak we'll Of the intelligence
and progressive character Of the peo-
pie.
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HORACE GREELEY FoG PRESIDENT.

BY a dispatch from Cincinnati, re-
ceived al Ibis office yesterday. we are
informed that the venerable. white
coated philosopher. Horace Greeley,
received the nomination. for President.
This result was somewhat unexpected
we fully admit his sterling qualities of
brain ami heart to do honor to that or
any other position in the gift of mis-
fellow countrymen. Vet We doubt his
strength in the W st, without which
success would lie impossible. The
Convention has done we'll. however.
in giving to the country a name which
in itself will split the Republican
party. and thus enable the Democracy
to triumph with or without his in
dorsement. The Democratic party is
now master of the situation, and
whether it shall indorse the nominee
of the Cincinnati Convention. or place
a candidate of its own in the field, the
country will be assured of n thing,
that The era of horse jockeys and pres
snt takers is at an end. The Demo-
cratic National Central Committee
will meet in New York on the Sth
instant. and if it acts wisely It will
postpone calling a convention until
some time in July or August. when
the parry will be able to form an ac
curate judgment of the political >Itaa
Greeley is not the proper man to lead
the opposition forces TO be arraved
against Grant. the Democracy Will
have courses open to then. Il
the Cincinnati Convention has com
mitted a blunder in placing 4 name
before the country not acceptable 10
the masses of the Democratic party.
and especially the Great West, that
party can ether 20 forward AMI NOM
mate some conservative Republican
who will be acceptable in thai section,
or it can choose some one ofthe many
distinguished gentlemen in its own
ranks whom the party would delight
to honor. fla conservative Republi-
can should be nominated, who was
satisfactory to the West. it would
make no difference whether Greeley
continued in the field or drew out. as
in either event the Democratic nofni-
nee would be elected. fla Democrat
should be nominated and Greeley
should continue in the field, of course
all the doubtful States would be
thrown on the side of the Democratic
column, and should he draw out. the
demoralizing effects of the bolt will
add largely to the Democratic strength. F.
as the leaders of the boiling move
ment can never hope tor any standing
the Grant party again, and the
great majority of them would walk
straight over to the Democratic camp,
which, added to the wide spread de
lection among the German born o
element would swell the Demo
cratic forces o powerful and irwin
chile army. The game Is now conf
pletely in our hands, and with
moderate discretion and Judgment we
will drive out the foul nest of plum
derers in November next, m restore
the Government to a basis of honesty
and responsibility once more. II
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A published telegram.

A published telegram, dated
Unionville: May l, says that the
miners IN that district struckfor four
dollars per day. in place of 81 80 as
heretofore paid. On yesterday, a
private letter from the former town
states that mine owners agreed to the
demand. and work goes on.
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Application for Patent.

Z. : AND OPtrCE.


Az "sDA. Az lS.2+a
NOTICE Is BET " GIVE THAT HENRY
~ y ELA-DEL anu A. J. POPE have Isis
cav fled in this office a diagram and notice If ap.
p'icari' n for pa.ent I.nn tue United States. under
Act cf Congress-. annruvei july -Grh. lS66, or one
,hou-and q 1000 lIn-al feet If a certain vein or
lode of q aItZ. or tner ICCk, in place besIing
gold ,i'vef. copper. and o.iier metals. ""uriunl,
csllel and know Cs~the DoloI e- LoGe . and
Dolores iold and S.lve- Mining Company. situated
IN he Wilson Mining Distric', E.meralda county!
Stale of Neva SAID claim = bounded on the
north by the extension o. the Dolores Company,
and on the sOuth by the MONT Vernon Company,
and is more ' rtIcnlaIlv described as t ,llow-:
Commencing - sc lncati, n nf the notice posted gu
the claim. q ID running thence in a nortbessterly
direction one lii usand fees o a stake 49, east
also one band Ell feet on each side of said vein or
lode for the c,nyenient u-e # working said claim:
tue same b. ~ on ursurveyed land.
Said claim is mere particularly described in the
H6rIce and diagram posted in his office and Oh
me claim. WILSON BUTLER.
Sp9-91d U. :. Register.
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Dissolution Notice.

; he CoPARTNERSuip HERETOF. RE EX-
listing under tie firm-name of J. GELlNAS
b G. IL. 1T. ANAND. in the saloon business, on
Carson street, Carson Ciiy, is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent, by the withdrawal Of c. II
st. Armand J. Gelinas will pay all Indebtedness
and receive all moneys due said firm.
j. GELINAS,
C. H. ST. AMANp.
Carson City, Nsv.; April "a, 1872 ap2s9m
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The Chicago Tribune, the largest
daily paper printed in the United
States. supports the Liberal Repub.
lican movement and goes strong
against Grant. It has the largest
circulation of any paper outside,of
New York or Philadelphia.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

Great activity is shown in Utah in
mining affairs A large amount of
machinery arrived there recently.
A number of sales are reported of
prominent mines at high figures,
and mostly to English capitalists.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

\ telegram. dated Cincinnati, May
,, gives the following account Of
Mrs. Laara De Force Gordon in the
Convention:
While the debate was proceeding,
Ms. Gordon took a position in front
of the platform and persistenlv
sought to be recognized. but never
got beyond Mr.. President" After
the report vas adopted she secured
momentarv a ,ention. but the Pres
ident said the convention bad decided
tAss the lady was not a delegate.
Sill persis,ing IN her attempt TO
speak. a storm OF cheers arose inter-
Mingled with cries Of Get out"
and the l3dy sudsided.'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

The late John Sine lost heavily in
Exchequer mining stock. It has
since gone up," All depositors in
the bank will get dollar for dollar
and the widow the snug little for
tune of $50, 600.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

There isa rumor in Virginia of .
rich strike IN the l,3OO-foot level of
the Yellow Jacket mine. The strike
to have been made near the
Kentuck line.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

It is claimed that Denver City, the
railroad center of Colorado Territory,
has, during the last two years, i'm
proved more rapidly thansany other
in the West. It is said that Denver
has q population of 2O,832.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

The President sent the name of
Thomas B. Shannon to the Senate,
May 2, to be Collector Of Customs
of San Francisco.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

1t IS suggested by the correspon-
dent of a New York paper that We
shorld borrow a feature of the
French law in the constitution OF
j%nries. 1t often happens during
pfotracted trials that one or more of
the iurymen are incapacitated by
sickness or death. In cases that a.e
likely to be of long duration. the
French Courts select one or two
extra %ju:ors, who are required 20 he
present during the ; ial, and listen
TO the evidence and arguments ike
the rest. They do not go mo the
consultation room. however. unless
vacancies occur in the original twelve.
in which case they replace the absen-
tees. Thus the trouble and expense
o. a second trial are often avoided.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

The festival for the Geueit of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, recently
held in Oakland (Ca1 netted $3.50.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

The draymen in Liverpool have
struck for higher rates. What next?
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

DR.. Helmboldt's debts to newspa-
pers for advertising amounts to about
$500. 900.