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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-03-23
DR., WHITTIER,

eI7 st. Charles street, ST. Louis, No.
Has been. longer engaged In the treat
bissasSs thaS asy sss AS si1iSs a 81 LOss a. ssss
eIss 8 s sei;i 1sfs sShss
kuptarel ~ UrInaH blseases and syphIII-
SKIN Os sones are sssssS Va snPal1slsl sasos:s
,Peftmasor g SSSq2 ps5llty ..s az
sIssssss Z zaisrsr yss1s sT oths ssssss ss3 WaiGa
Prodaes Of the &llowfng Effects; nervousness,
efSnsl pf mIffsos s , ssiR aD. SnHss
loss of memory and sexual power, rsaaeTihg
q Sri fsad GsiP ASsis AS sl.s sIPsrsSes
res do GAossaads sf eases ever YT sSsres ErsSi san
PhyaaAns moving, Ills frequently ressn@sad persons
sssabssnt e whole hsuss q twelve reansj s the
most extensive n The country embracing EeeeptoH Gnd
Msdisatsd and Vapor Baths eopreheasive Laboratory
medicines used prepared
latest standard an ne schools e medicine are
found. also Anatomical Plates, nfs sze ne
Paris Pranse regardless expense and not 70 be
found In any other Library in the city. The Library
separately prfvatsy. Prem the Eeaf number Of psons
under the postoEs he Is enabled keep
best travelling being sEpenEve many every STATE and
occasionally In Europe Ind his
guaranteea where doubt eIss Il Is frankly stated
All eommuneatious strictly con ndental. Once Hours:
yso4s aTiVtSs IN tAs es s1y 10Ir, neg srsef
Private sszaaI and Nervous DISEASES STAT sssd or sSo
Stamps 70 prepay oost4gs
The writings of a physician whose reputaS
ton IS union wide is worth the postage, and
los pages, which answer every con-
c1eVabhe question, that the doubt
1u1 curl Gus or 1nquistttve wish 10
know, VIII be sent securely sealed.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-03-23
DIR. RAILWAYS

DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect PurgatiVe Pills,
perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the
cure OF all disorders OF the Stomach,
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous
Diseases, Headache. Constipation, CostiVe-
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BiliOusness,
Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of the Bowels,
Piles. and all arrangements of the Internal
Viscera. Warranted to effect q positive
cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no
mercury, minerals. OF deleterious drugs.
A few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will
free the system from all the above named
disorders. Price, % cents Der Box. SOLD
BY DRUGGISTS.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE" Send
one letter-stamp to RAILWAY & CO., No.
81 Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth thousands win be sent you.
aug26-I2m
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-03-23
Nonresident Notice.

In Chancery at jackson Tenn.
Keith & Vincent, VS.. Thos. G. Lane, ct ais.
IN this cause it appearing from complain
Il ants bill, which is sworn to, that the
defendant Thos. G.. Lane is a nonresident
of the State of Tennessee, so that ordinary
process eflaw cannot be served on him, it
is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter that publication be made for four sue
eessive weeks in the Wing and Tribune, q
newspaper published in Jackson, Tenn.
commanding said nonresident defendant
10 appear before the Chancery Court al
jackson, Tennessee, on the
4th MONDAY IN APRIL, 1872,
and make defence TO said bill. or the same
will be taken fer confessed and set for hear
ing eI-pdrte as to him.
march 16 At d. N. WISDOM, c. & N.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-03-23
A. S. sAYLE

The Equitable InSures at Fair Rate and Pays Promptly
n EQUIrABLE Nashville.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-06
Aunt Tabitha.
BY o ". HOLMES

Whatever do and whatever say,
Aunt Tabitha tels TO that isn't the way
When she girl Cforty summers agoJ
Aunt TabItha tells they never did So
Dear aunt If I only would take her advice.
But ike my way, and fad il 30 nice!
And besides, forget half the things told
But they all viii come back TO me-Vhen I am old
II youth passes BY, il may happen doubt,
lie may chance 70 look in a. I chance 70 look out
she would never endure an iupeTtineut stare
It Is h0rrid, says she, and musn't at there
A walk in the moonlight has pleasures, own,
But il isn't quite sale q BE- walking alone
~ take a iads arm,-iust for the safety you know,
But aunt Tab.tha tells they didn't do
How wicked are, and how good they were then
They Kept at arms -ngth those d-testable men
What an of virtue she lived in but stay
Were the men all such rogues in Tahtha's dAyl
n the men were wicked, I'll ask my papa
How h dared % propose 10 my darling mama
Was he Ike the q them' Gooinessi Who knows ?
And what shall say, II a wretch should propose
I am thinking " aunt knew % little q sin.
What a wonder aunt Tabitha's aunt must have been
Au her grand -1uut-t mellow sh Ickiugiy sad
That girls of today 80 lrighifuly bad
martyr will u, and nothing else cani
Let ne perish-to rescue some wretched SOueS man!
Thoggh when the altar a vicum 20,
Aunt Tabitha'u Tell me she never did 50!
-AfIaafLe Monthly far March
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-06

Advrrrrs rcsfing in ttr Eastern intrd riAes -
ppy thtir raris ~ eursirE GTsFHharks - Afhta
stamps far suc thry wiah % FAy
sui their cards wi be- inserted ahose tahe, f tho tm'
paid iir.
~ Caris vhrn Irerah fer vssr, are allowed
d.couut frou rates. vhrb or transient adFcrise'
when paid o. charged quarterly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
steamooals aro Railroa0s.
DEOPLEl. 10 az ALBANY.


pEOPLE' LINE FOR ALBANY. ,...-..,
H. 5T IJIE u. .W. lld DEAN AlCuI)SD
On. Of the abara elsrs 1I cave Per 80 3d. h q sr every
TO rs-aec. F.l b. r6. q ir-irl Yves. Sarfa AID Elst
RETURNING leave s e.u.toi llilg tie arrival of connect
aas a5sts be otaa e 81 oa9 On ss Ts'' 81 Do3
Edo, ',' D5o'' esd su ,a 5s- Of ie-a
- ,,if,f-,N-i1- 5-,fT {3T " WIN
n LM- YORK MIDLAND AAll-N ~ w ~
y TER AAiASp tAl-.'L s.'-t ,.I- ,''' % '. janus
H. SevDgIbr- rrl grssll j. .. 1850 Gem; D. $50. Jlo
0'i ~, p i,.s. p,rt p 1 rt, r.e, .p,s,,ou lai
Riyeriie. n l05l .m, l. s..7 So 6-r DO.
For H,ekers.r. i Paterson Hawthorne Mi'nt Park, l1d
wereEdyAs, % lg.so Fl l D. g. &c.. TO- S.'0 H.
Eos Yen .,i..,I. I.r-t51 q D. TO 20 a. m
49, 40 $50 +. M
,- 64FT5 5i R 7Il . Vast B1suse 5.50l m
20 Fg' S oi,i n M '.''-'-
Fr s3s Vl, Claroalrr,l Oas Ridge 3uuaoeu nl ogsus
burg, T. "a. m. 3.J1p. m.. ,..--- ,...a--..
rl, t ,-1,r.. u 4, rl.. I.Il BOD i.31r.u
For Ahiisiow1 4iae l''-' 1 i.'- 3''-s-' '''
Fa.i aH5 % lg l.5lpmi Liberty Falls
$50 o. M ~ p d. s,a ,ryIe sa5 % ~ 80
l'5 m. We. gooniasa' s-i, a1 w. s' IN y
w9L,sal'Ee,l 30 al 5' i.ds li5 40 1.5 p N.
f'l ro Mias,ova and Pine Bush D 9q, ,aa
Wa n T I91S eaa,, 2 so 4.5i RAILROAD
y w - IN, fE 6 mi ,f.,r Nov 59 sansr Or
- In sct.g al SANDY iI5st Win trains or Long branch and all
station; @ and soauesTE a P. lSia T gas S Bridge
River "sfglosn' pam , l- t - s,--trtf 5s fl5w..
III 5:5 MO P5,aaAa raassFiou TOMS River V''''nd Bay
~ 1 Ti- 49, yy-s,o,,, rieksros. &c
ARRIVING IN HEWIokA5
i55e @-Flo% yas.si faaasFaa Tas..ra. roH' River
~. ,,,,. ,,,s &C. .,o, 81, -, ,,tou..
PHILADELPHIA freight s.9 90 70 o -s. - ~ @ 1.'
p d v,,r, A,,nl Pier li ''
- - 'y5opty NI5yv-rIXVFN and HART
! PORD RAILROAD CHANCE OF tAE-Oa and Nter NOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
yHF STATE OF TRADE
.--..r,U NkuErTs
EUROPEAN MAaAEI4

c,,sol. orenei at s2! money srt
- & Limit Unite. Five twenty q s- $3.50 an
49,. .-.I. r.r. T.ret. 200 fires. $500
fq-s m -Rcn.es opened % ~ r5 si.ssv. Md.
-rr,oI nov IqIl n-Doiinl oP-liSI The Teoeirfs nf
das yp1ds p 4 ~ ,t ttee days have been o0 quarters
iueuiHs 2 }' AneT a p Cotton quiet and steady Allng
1---'r3t sli. Mlddlug Orleans eta = ,,,-e. tll
N--,- Il-l.l0 o. m.--ble ih-i va C,-,
LoNp1N fa- u.-Breadstu1s are s'ea1!i N'ln -'O
TallOw a. o cEL -. o-r r- Money and qel q
lstsl. rt-fel Twenty bonds lt1t, DID, FL,
~ ol ~ r.- 5-i new Elves $50 B1s Railway shares al b.
p.,rs Ner Is-n u 81 lsues closed 90 a-i o3A - =
.- ave b,er l20Ol ucuding 5000 Tor Fe auon ana e1
1e -- 49, Wiry Trauls November, al 1855 The mar
p ~ Febr,s ID Manchester dull and prices have 3
8rv The OF Corn a. this port ior We past
l4n. 49, E.- QlI ouarters including 500 American
iDe, g1r lgETcuus -Npuis lqIpcine opeAed 81 "i siu
49, III t1 q4J6 p LIusee1 Oh, "a q tuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
COTTON MARKETs

WELLINGTON nov I9C0ton queti Mddng l8ie receipts
lal bales. go 1sitsf stock. J1sb bales
oCs. Nov l9C0a unchangsdi receipts S bales shipments,
eJhae
gALrgoRH Nov IaCotoa irn; Mddlngs. Se receipts
so bales erp0ftO tr Continent k0 baes coast"te 'V' O4
Atl 100 1aesi stocE, t.4iJ bales .,,.,,, q, .
CHARLESTON Nov l5lii0u hmeri hddhng1 ot4 nae Noo
Ordinary Ic Ordinary l7g7.c net receipts 900 bales sales
$50 stock. AJi9 bales
NswORLElys Nov lolotton finn; little Going Good oTdnar7
Low receipts Jfa5
r 30 e1pouto Great Britain 355i bales 10 ihe CONT
cent sales, 800 baes last evening 500 bales aoef
40 l47 bales ,,.,.. ,o, .-,-.- M.
gross 2zJ bales sales 90 bales siocE Vo bales
l9C0n0u 1rnef h1lAnga loc recepis ~
Isiss sAipmeut stock 1.87l bales
PHILADELPHIA. ~ cotton arm. Ml01Ingf sic
Ar8UsTA l9Coton In good denaudi Aadhng Gci net
rsce.rts. 1000 baeA
sAvAEsAH Nov l9Coiion t in good demand IMiings, 1870
41L hael Great Britain JJ3J Da
Continent l98 billf sales J2lJ biles stock t5 @ bales
NaaFDLz 1Coton qleti Low M1dngl l7sc
st bales erDo0 Great Britain 10 1aefi
sse bales stock, @ a5a bales
nov l3toton lrmi M1lAngf H.ci eccpit ii2t
bales d l-lc.
GA1vK.ros glton Good Ordinary l6ic Oriinarr
ecep,s $50 aes saes go bales stock 20 l b. g
MOBILE l3Coron fu Good Ordinary Ice Low BID
hngs l80stc MeaA1gs atdie net reo Iag bales exports
1870 sales 100 btiesi stock p blj bales
MKsFas nov 9C9toa irm fair demand sod offerings gh
h1urs 5i0stci receipts, ZJ52 bales shipments 1851 bales
st0e4. - 90 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
cLrrLE MARERrs.

brfl0 Nov l5lfe receipts to-day account "
fle la s0liheu Railway The
lUa far this week has been 70 head or Us cars sga 1t
IM Tie mafAet
opened tHfc a-Tface last Weeks closing prices
f1s of stocf from 20 medium, anl tff-
t1t few choice ou the MARKET About 4ul hr-i
De- bead Missouri steerf anEuf ron ~
60 3lG86 3l a5 Ohio reers. ranging from l1 so
ora 81 k5i Do end helef. averaging los 10 ~ 70
neg.n l3UlI1t n. al 70 l1n 90 h 80
ultms esfs rauzug m US 20 M s6a1 Hl TO- Indians
stle-l ri.iur iIolu ltJ14l5.l D. 90 90 750s7 -.
tul.g LAaBs-Le ifI ioay were zOO ieal AtttX ~
fh8 M o. head 3.5iJ heai 10 ne
p.rr rs Tls larACt has not 90 opened.
H1a- toaJ we're j bead making they0s tlipl
..r 49, srfct dead lock is morning BUYERS and frrs
1lt little % much benz Zone
ty 1as LOGS held % % 80 With - % bh aL'at
sold ye.ier1ay "A tte above raicA ~ 70
80 n. ~, rI.s been effected Medium hoes bard 70
M ~. Ae gpng thea on account Of he ano~ b"'''
basers il-iletcAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
At 30 and accrued interest in currency.
Mt EBEST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER REGISTERED
OF COUPON PAYABLE IN LoEDoS or NETWORK.

THIS ROAD WITH THE CANADA SOUTHERN FORMS THE
NEW TRUNK AIR LINE FROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO. 1T Is
UNDER THE SAME CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT, AND is
BEING BUILT BY THE SAME PARTIES WHO BUILT THE
CANADA SOUTHERN MILTON CCURTwRlGHT JOHN ?.
TRACY. DAVID BOWS. Wa. L. SCOTT, HENRY FARNAM
A. FORSYTH JOHN 81 BURKE, NJ L. SYKES JR, ALL DlREC-
TORS BOTH IN THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST AND TIE
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND = GEORGE OPDYKE or THE
NETWORK MIDLAND SIDNEY DILLON. DANIEL DREW
JOHN ROSS, DAVID STEWART. SAMUEL J. TlLDEE KENYON
cox. AND OTHER PROMINENT RAILROAD MEN. THE ROAD
Is BEING RAPIDLY BUILT IS THE BEST POSSIBLE NAN
EBR WITH CpPOUND STEEL RAILS THROUGHOUT ITS ES-
TIRE LINE AND WILL BE COMPLETED DURING TIE
COMING YEAR NEARLY OSEIIALF or THE ROAD WILL
BE COMPLETED AND Isl RUNNING ORDER DY TlE lST OF
JANUARY NEXT; so THAT TIE ENTIRE LINE. FROM
BUFFALO TO CHICAGO. WILL WITHIN THAT TlAE BE ~
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION THE BUILDERS or THIS ROAD
CONTROL ENOUGH OF TIE LEADING LINES RUNNING FROM
CHICAGO To INSURE Az ENORMOUS BUSINESS FROI THE
START TAXING INTO CONSIDERATION TIE IMPORTANT
PACT PATENT TO ALL WHO STUDY TIE STATISTICS OF
TRADE THAT THg PRESENT TRUNK LINES NOW TAXED TO
THEIR UTMOST CAPACITY ARE NOT AFFORuING FAClLI
TIES EQUAL TO THE GREAT AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
DEMAND FOR TRANSPORTATION AND THAT THIS ROAD
THROUGH ITS ENTIRE LENGTH. BEING PRACTICALLY
STRAIGHT AND LEVEL, AND SHORTER ~
TEIRTY-FIVE MILES THAN By ANY OTHER
NOW BUILT OR THAT CAN De BUILT, Ut
MUST BE APPARENT THAT THIS LINE IS NOT ONLY
NEEDED But MUST BIZ GREAT SUCCESS. THE Pho.
CEEDs OF THESE BONDS WILL COMPLETE AND EQJlP
THE ENTIRE ROAD AND VIZ CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND
THEN As MOST SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
PAMPHLETS AND ALL IMPORTATION FURNISHED Df
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
Continued from Third Pasc.
be,d, Of pe,obbovs s,ll at 3 apd higher in '0He
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

PEP Nora Er ,'r, ,,, ava a1 plr Bsesv,1 -oa
n sbis Cotosseei Oh - obs %, en- wBest s. g7,
Frit 7' PIE 9h Oats le5 bush RYE 2sW 'n' -, 80, 90
bash Coi 10 b6s Beam, 200 bs. Com aesl Il., s lg
BAGS 1rasse 5r al baes Hops 9s3 Hides 9' n'i-. 80
hei' r 81 ba- Mos 9 hhls spuis % Ef 6fi rfrt
IurLra Sc 8I Ia-I 15 pigs Slcltn, 3-o. ~ s'- i
Cli 49, e pllf Taow 1913 BAGS Feruls 9s h.r5 cs.rs
llk's ore Starch. 90 h1is lgnaoo', - 0
ttt sl' ~ m. w5..tv IOl nhls OIL III 1oa Lul. o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

COLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
y .sss,A',s n q srss. sTs. 60 e. f 10 -
wTrR3Ur PAN-s 90 ooS pssaas. sas s sl .s-ss a. "a
An, In n iliSAI aiAlaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

LAKE ONTARIO SHORE R.R.
2 PR CENT GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

q
Issue 500. GOO 60 The mile. our't1at Of 500 5000
q 900 anl $4,000. Tl. enterprise a15srlEeE With SUBJ
scrfptions 20 the Capital stock Of over s2O0O.OOO
sixteen miles Of the Road are finished aud IN
operaton. ~ miles 20 addition f-v griaed, a.i total
length OF 50 miles Of track vii be lat CHS season,
While he whole Road o. about 100 miles, With ihs e1ttP-
ton OF niles entered upon and contracted TO be Co.
i.hed b7 responsible wealthy parties within tLe ensuing rar
The Road vii extend from be r Of Osweg0 go Lewiston o1 hs
Niagara River with branches suspension Bridge end Bui-
Cnio connecting 20 To- Western with hs Great Western
Le Canada southern, and e Lake shore and Michigan
Southern Railroads ard 40 OsNego with he New-h 0rf
Midland AMI b The way be Midland With he propofd Boston
Rome and Oswego Railroad, Which, Wben butt will Nus
provide route from Chicago Bo'ioH 20 miles shorter than BY
4Bg or contaminated ue. connecting also OiHegu WITH ths
Rome WatertOwu aud CgdeHsburg Railrond' and
thence 17 the Vermont Central completes connection VIII ile
entire railroad svsten Northern NevEusiu' while Connections "
Oswszo with Oiaego Aoad secures access
10 the coal aeids Of Penusy lvauia.
with these connections aTse ,h gl business assured Eouniag
through noruyus towns Villages and ua agrcuartl dt its
local tg,uegs alone doubtless d Che Interest or The ~
No7frsze Bonds assessed va Of the farm property Of -he 81
counties through which The road passes i91'JISu9&
Annual production di'4S-9aO
We confidently commend Loan oae Of 1e o attractive
an reliable ever offered For ale ~
GEORGE OPDKKE & Co.,
No % EASsAU-sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FALL RIVER LIME
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.

DAND, MCNALLY g. Cog sRAlLWAY
Ii GUIDR AID nAsD BOOK avs- As 's ls e.i ..a Es.s
tares hs population il II
EVER rllroaa sad hssf oTaIa We " an VAssa AcM
sasslsAlsu Ins, n bDIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

NEW-YORK, NEW-HANEN. and hAkI
! Y PoRD RAILROAD CIANGE OF INE-Oa and Arer mon
nay Oet s the shore fn for bor'on VII leave
D.pot corner t f1at,4-lf'' N'"Lot1 oN ~
M Al Mount veuon Ere STANFORD aouia hor"ak
bridgeport aud New laTen. 20 tr ..u 49,. -. A..
Roche e and P0rtciefier Do u NI-N' "'N ''-F b
geF-I 1872
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The stories about the Empress Char
lotte OF Mexico being at the point of
death we're so far from being true that
it now turns IL this unhappy lady Is
in the possession of perfect bodily
health. Her mental maladv, however,
is worse than ever. Her madness has
decenerated into a kind of childish
ness, but is unaccompanied by any
violence. The Empress mind IS
overcast, disdainful. and sometimes
imperious. but quiet and gentle. and
as nearly all her caprices are satisfied,
she has no reason to feel ~tormented.
The greater part of her time is spent
in sending Geographic dispatches to
Napoleon III, whom she still believes
to be on the throne and conversing
with spirits. which she says haunt the
upper stories of the chateau, whose
language she boasts of knowing, and
whose advice she follows. No atiec
ton has remained in her heart. not
even for her brother. All hope OF
cure has been given up, and the doc
tors say that her health is such as
promises a long life.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The United States tatutes having
become many and cumbersome, a
commission has been appointed for
their revision. The work has been
going on silently for some time. The
seventy six titles under which the re-
vision has been arranged have been
issued already. The codification Is a
verv important one, and will greatly
facilitate the labor of those who n
it necessary to examine these laws.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
THE PACIFIC

The Pacific Railroad was chartered
in 1862, with a capital of 500, OOO, 900.
1t was granted a large subsidy in
bonds for each mile, and every alter
nate section of land for ten miles back
on each side of the road-the bonds
and lands being more than sufficient
to build aud equip the road. MIR.
Washburne of Wisconsin,, in a speech
in Congress, thus recites another chap
ter Of the story: 'But the interests of
the Government were secured by Civ
ing it a first mortgage on the road, by
a provision that % per cent. of the
bonds on a part of the line, and l6 per
cent. on the rest should be reserved
until the road was completed. and an
other that the price for all Government
transportation was to be applied to the
liquidation of bonds. and five per
cent. of the net earnings were to be
set aside for the same purpose. In
1864, before a stroke was struck on
the road, the company went to on
gress again and got an entirely new
deal. It's land grant was doubled. and
every provision for the security of the
public was wiped out. The Govern
ment's first mortgage was changed for
a second. the ) per cent. provision was
stricken out, and only II half Of the
Government transportation was to be
applied to the payment of the bonds.
The Vice President charged the com
Ianv with $500, 900 as having been ex
pended in Washington to secure the
passage of that Act, claiming that the
money was expended in a confidential
way, and declining to give new vouch-
ers. Under this Act the road was
built"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The following complimentary men
ton is made by the Phoebe Record,
OF P. l.. Shoaff. an old Stockton tCai.)
printer. Mr.. Slloaff mas an envlaoie
reputation as an honest man, and
Lincoln county will never have occa
sion to regret his term of office IN the
Legislature, the position he Will most
certainly be selected to fill. Here
follows the Records notice of Mr..
Shoaff:
"As a printer, we rejoice in the
nomination OF z. l.. Shoaff for the
| Assembly. When we say that he IS a
| printer in the fullest accepta'inn OF the
Term. we say just what makes INN en-
titled to the confidence of all whom
he is associated. TO our brother typo
we extend the ~ of welcome, ana
hope that he may shine like a 3 OF the
first magnitude i'll the Legislative
tirnament.'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The California Grand Lodge OF r.
and \. Ma>nus have elected the fol-
lowing officers Tor the ensuing year:
NJ. w. q. NJ, Leonidas +. Pratt, OF
San Francisco: Deputy G. NJ, BenJa-
min III. Freeman. of San Francisco;
Senior G. w. George w. Perkins. OF
Oroville: Junior G. w, J. W. Brown,
of Vallejo; Treasurer, James L. Laid
lev, of San Francisco; Grand Secretary,
A, G.. Abel.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

Well. this Is cool! The season must
he uncommonly far advanced Down
East. The GRANTEES of the Fifth
Maine Congressional District being
charged with buying up voters at the
late election. the organ of the precious
party, tie Machias Republican, re-
ponis after the following brassy
manner:
"Weii, the Republicans have used
some money: hut. n the language OF
another. they have got something 70
snow for it; they have got a good re
ceipt. and have got the article they
paid their money for
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HOW THEY DO II.

Tie Solano (Cal.) Democrat tells us
how the GRANTEES hope to carry Cali
fornia for their master. Itsays: "The
work of stocking Mare Island with I'M
skilled workmen, who in considera-
ton OF being paid the highest wages
to do nothing, are expected to vote FOR
Grant and Coghlan. goes bravely on.
The number now on the Island
amounts to about fifteen hundred. and
daily accessions are being made to
that number. Men who never hand
led a plane in their lives are put in The
position of first class carpenters, and
those who have all their lives depend
ed solely upon their muscle and en-
durance as a means of support, are
placed in positions of trust n respon-
Sibility heretofore held by practical
mechanics, who learned their art only
after long years of patient toll and the
closest study. Many of these work
men recently hired on the Island do
nothing but loaf around while they
study the scenery Of the hills. or qniff
the invigorating breezes of the bay.
This is, indeed, the lazy mans para
disc. the very Mecca of Incidence and
sloth." 1t will be remembered that
the same game was played at Mare
Island. last year.. and the workmen
compelled to vote the Republican tick
ket. which was printed on narrow
strips of pasteboard. Tie uniform
ballots will interfere with the arrange
ment this year. and we hope, defeat
the contemplated roguery.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

Four new steamers designed for the
new China line between this city ana
Kong Kong have been completed,
saws the 5. f. Examiner, and the hrst
sill sail from that port for San Fran
cisco about the LIST of January. II Is
stated that the vessel VIII take TIE
northern route, thus shortening the
distance SEQ miles, and reducing the
ras.aye from San Francisco to Yoke
hama to sixteen days, instead OF the
present schedule of twenty-five lays
by the Pacific Mail line.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

A Pittsfield. Mass, man recently
bought 100 acres of land in the town
of Washington. for $500. which has
since been found to contain an mex
hauS,ibie supply of glass sand. and he
now refuses $4,000 for hi, purchase,
demanding $4,000 which, it is said,
he will probably realize.
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There will be a mass Convention OF
the taxpayers Of Douglas county, at
Genoa, on Saturday afternoon, October
10, to select a ticket of honest. indie
pendent and capable men to fill the
respective offices of that county. Post
ers printed in this office, extend a
general invitation to all to attend.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

Public interest in California appears
to have centered in the trotting race
to come off in Sacramento, to-day, be-
tween Goldsmith Maid and Occident.
The former seems to he the favorite.
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II is conceded that Hendricks, OF
Indiana. has been elected by about
one Thousand majority. The Demo-
cratic superintendent Of Public In
struction, is also elected by a handsome
majority.