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hS- The friends OF John johnson
cannot afford to lose any votes. Al
though the chances of electing Mr..
johnson are two to one, it will not do
20 sit down and fold our hands in an
ticipstion OF victory. There is moth
ing certain. Favorable results wait
on those who work. Every friend of
Mr.. Johnson must. be on the alert and
labor for him until the polls close.
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n@Jobr, johnson is the man for
Mayor. He pays the police, the fire.
men and the street i3rce in money;
never has issued any scrip; has paid
S488, 900 OF debt, and funded g2lS, ,OOO
of scrip. He is the man for the poor
laboring man and the rich taxpayer.
Vote for him.
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%John johnson Is the man Tor
Mayor. He pays the police, the fire.
men and the street force in money (;
never has issued any scrip; has paid
S49S, 600 Of debt, and funded S2lS,OOO
Of scrip. He is the man for the poor
labOring man and the rich taxpayer.
Vote for him,
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DIED..

PETER MILIKlNs-FIisn ends and scqpsin-
tsnes are res pactfully invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, a g. Martin
street, this CThuIsdsyl evening at two O'Clock
pm.
LINDSAY-At the residence OF Mrs. A, o,
Harris. Mrs. Ris Porter, v ife of W. B. Lindsay
January Sd, at u o'c ock m. Noti7e will be
given as to when the funeral Will take place
EDWARDs-on the evening OF January Cd,
1914 at the residence of her son, W. b. Ed
wards, no. 249 DeSOto street, Mr.. MARY ED
WARDS. aged 69 Year,,
TROUT--Suddsnly on the I'd inst, In Fayette
counIy, in Ihe thirty-dhh year OF his sgs,
WILIIiA W. Trout, of the late nrm OF
Thomas Trout q SOnE.
Tho friends and acquaintance of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Trout and OF the late William
W. Trout and family, are invited to attend
his funeral from Calvary church, this Thurs
day afternoon, at three o'clock. Services by
Rev. DR.. White.
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~ The friends Of John johnson
cannot sl'F1rd to lose any votes. AL
though the chances Of electing Mr..
johnson are tWr,N to one, it viii not DO
to sit down and fold our hands in an
ticipation of victory. There is moth
ing certain. Favorable I,esusts walt
on those who work. Every l.Eriend OF
Mr.. johnson must be on the alert ana
labor for him until the polls close.
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the COTTON MARKETS or the WORLD.


--LATEST REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.1
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 8-The cotton marke.
active and higher, with good export demand
middllng uplands, 2O5Sc.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, January 3.-Cotton market strong
middling uplands, lOd; middling Orleans
101<d; sales, 1000 bales, Of which 5000 bales
were for export and speculation.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January 3.-Cotton mar
ket very active and frIner; good ordinary, 1910
ls1Sc; low middling. 1870; middltpg, lVT3lsIsc
sales, IL 900 bales; receipts 25l6balesi exports 70
Liverpool, GIG bales; stock, $50, 81 bales.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January 3-Cotton market-an
advance is asked, nut none established mid
ding uplRnds, ls149l91Sc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIE January s.-Cotton market quiet
middling, nomlnally, 1870.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 3.-Cotton market l1rm
with fair demand At advanced prices; mid
ding held at ls1fc.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 3.-Cotton markei
active at advanced prices; low middling, lS16c
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the DOHEsTIc PRODUCE MARKETS.
--LATEST REPORT BY TELEeRAPH.l
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January S.-E lour quiet and un-
changed in every respect. Wheat quiet and
weak; No. spring, 81 2S14; No. 2, 2U54; No 3,
mixed, 225Sc. Oats in good demand at full
prices; No. 2, SIC. Pork duh and shade lower;
i35zc. Lard in lair demand and firm at SIC.
Green meals quiet and nominal Bulk meats
products stesdy and unchanged. Hogs dull
and prices dropping; t494 40. Dressed quiet
and essi at 81 90, closing firm. Whisky quiet
and steady; Sc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January 2.-IObaoco very act
i've; sales 70 hhds; Jugs, Sc 25@S; low TO fiue
leaf, as %. Bagging quiet and nrm; l3Sl4c
cash for two-pOund hemp and fiax. Flour
fairly active and unchanged; round lot9 of eX-
ira family, So p. Wheat in fair inquiry; red
and white, from store, Il 5O9i IS. Corn quiet
SOC for prime, sacked. Rye steady; prime, s5c;
fail No. S5c. Provis ;ons-faiT order demand,
aud prices nrm. Mess pork, Sl4, cash. Hams,
sugar-cured, 24c; plain, lSc. BulK shoulders,
64c; clear rib, 6zze; clear sides, 6zc-all packed
Lard, 99l0Lc Whisky quiet and steady; 9099Ic.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS January S-FIour and corn
unchanged. Oats dull and lower; 5S@59c. Bran
and hay unchanged. Pork dull; l45Zc. Bacon
-shoulders scarce; SC; clear rib, 51sc; clear, &c.
Hams-Sugar-cured, l59l51zc. Sugar and Mo-
lasses quiet at yesterdays prices. Whisky and
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January s.-Flour In fair de-
maud and firm; supeT1ne, S. 1896; family,
IS 509S 50. Wheat steady, and IN moderate
demand at 81 409l 60 Corn In fair demand
and firm at Sc. Rye scarce, and rrm at e5c@
81. Oats steady and in moderate demand al
soc. Barley steady and in moderate demand
at 78@SOc. Cornmeal, 559t0c. Mess pork, sl4 50.
Rump pork, sll 90 Lard-prime steam, SC;
kettle-drled, SIC. Bulk meats in good de-
mand at full prices; shoulders, 5zzc; clear rio,
&c; clear sides, &c, Hams-sugar-cured, l41zc.
Hogs, $fG4 2o.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January 3.-Flour in fair de-
mand and firm; superfine winter, IS 5O95 Is;
Y, IS 1906 Is; Xxx, S6 25d6 50. Wheat-sprinR,
small lot No. sold at 81 l71R, but there were
no buyers a. this rate; at the close outside buy
ers took few cirs of No. red at 81 4T9l 4S,
but nothing was done OtherwI !. Corn 1rmer;
high mixed, on track, 351<@536c; mixed, sackt d,
4Sg44c. Rye firm; No. 2, 73c, Barley-spring
spring No. 2, Csc. Whisky stesdy at 39He. Pork
quiet; smell lots, SIS .. Dry salt meat quiet;
jobbing and order lots sold at, loose shoulders,
Sc clear rib, 5}sc; clear sides, &c; packed
shoulders, 7g7zc, clear rio, 6Ag6Hc; clear
sides, GLG6Lc. Bacon-only order sales;
shoulders 7@74c; clear rib, 71Sc; clear side, 75s
473<c. Lard in fair dem and; sales were mostly
on private terms; prime steam, SEC; generally
held at SIC. Hogs active and highei; $494 40
mostly " 1904 26. Cattle unchanged.
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THE HEw YORK DAY GOODs MARKET.
--LATEST REPORT BY TElEsRAPH.l

NEW YORK. January g.
The most important changes TO notice in the
dry-goods department is the reduction in the
price of Goff' s braid TO soc, and Hadley's six
rord thread TO 65c. Three-cOTd remains at Csc.
In other respects the dry-goOds market,
though quiet, continues steady and firm.
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TO WHOM II NAY COKCERN.

I HAVE this day appointed. and by these
i presents D hereby constitute and appoint,
JOHN 3. R. BINsON, of Mem phis, Tennessee,
my law nj agent during my absence, TO act
FOR me and 10 per iorm any and all things in
my name, the ham as done by me In person
and l hereby rstify nd confirm all acts
when the iRid bObinaon my do in my
name, and hold myself bound by them as
fully as II done by me IN person
HM B. GRKKNLAW.
Mepophis January 3, 1874
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B%Vote for John johnson for
Mayor and you will insure an eco
nOmical administration Of the city
Ooyern Daent
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1872,

Between 10 O'Clock am. and o'clock o m at
The southwest corner OF the intersection of
Main and Madison streets IN the city OF
AemDhis, proceed TO sell. for caah, to tn Q
highest and best bidder, the following lot or
parcel or lend lying In cid city Of Memphis,
a described az follows, viz Reginn ng
st point on the orth side of Adams s. T eJ
extended, 5Z1k feet from u. W. Cheeks south
west corner; thence Yestwardly along tbs
north side OF Adams Etrest S7M feet more or
less, 70 a stake; thence northv ardly 3l3%
feet to the south line OF Washington street ;
thence eastwerdly along the south line or
Washington street i feet 10 stake; thence
soUtnWaIdIy 5lSS feet, more or less, TO the
beginning; being part OF country lot No.
4SS, and the ot her parce' OF ground conveyed
By JOnn ". Walker to Martin and Es, p. Walt
by deed lated October Il 1876 and by Martin
Walt TO X. P. Walt by deed dated Hovem ber
q, 1852, ana reg istsred in Book No. g. page 3Sl,
TO wb1cn reference is made. Tne right of and
equity of redemption Is expressly waived in
said Tr1st Dssd, and the tlb o to the pi operty
is believed 10 be good, bat I will only sell
and convey as trustee,
deS MARLIN GRIFFIN, Trustee, etc.
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~ Continue John johnson on
guard over the city affairs. He is a
egular swatch dog of the treasury"
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NER ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC RnIIcE.

AEEMPHIs Chapter, No e5, special q
vi convouation this Thursday, Jan. KY
uerY 4, at 7 o'clock o n. "N
WORK in NJ M. NJ. degree. All NJ. M. MS
frateTnally invited. W. g MATTHEWS.
n. ZIP
W WARD Seer tary
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stocks and Eonds-Stocks opened strong,
but were heavy and lower during the after
noon. The decline was most marked in Wa
bash Northwestern common, Union Pacific
and Pacific Mail. Dealings at the close we're
small, with slight recovery from the lowest
point Boston, Hartford and Erie shares 3D.
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DST Continue John johnson on
guard over the city affairs. He Is a
regular swatch dog Of the treasury"
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EASONlc N0TIcE.
DISSOLUTION of cOPAaTKERSHIP

ETNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween r, =. PsrEam and K. q. William
son, as PARHAH q WILLIAMSON, attoI-
tornies at law, Is this Gay, by mutual con-
sent, dissolved. Either one of Jhs parties
will attend to the unfinished business OF the
hrm. r. 3. PARHAM.
K. @, WILLIAMSON.
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CITY INSPECTOR

MEMPHIS January i, 1914.
To the Honorable General Council:
The city inspector respectfully submits "a
your honorable body a report OF the gross
receipts Of his Office from All sources as fol-
lows-s259 SO. Yours, respectfully,
W. ii. HORTON.
Received and ordered to be published.
ITO be continued.l
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Trustee's > Sals Of VsIpahIe ProDerly.

HNDER Rnd by virtue OF the authority
~ vested in me by a certain Trust Deed ex-
eUuted by r. P. Wait, bearing da'e the UGh
A. Sy, 1911 OF record in the Registers office of
shelby county, in B1oK No 81, page 81, to
which reference is here had. and made for
the purpose or securing certain debts therein
lnentfDned. I will. on
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COTTON SEED,

THE MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY will fur
i niBh sRcss on application, and pay Sll
per ton iOr sound seed, eIthur by RRRon rail
or river. Highest market price paid at all
times. ]. r. BARTiJE, Sup't
Deosnber Is. 1871. decls
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Saturday, February Sd, 1872

Within legal hours, the following described
property. Io-wit; Lot No 81, in block No. g
situated In Fort Pickering, near the city OF
M@m phiE. Shelby county, ennessee,
Terms O. Salon credit Of six months
notes with appTo osed surety required, bear
ing interest from date lien retained to Sc
cOre ss"e, and equity OF redemption barred.
JsDuary3 1872.
ED@URD a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
H. {. = ing. Attorney.
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Respectfully submitted.
-. A. HEPHERD,
City comptroller,
Received ard ordered printed.
CITY TAX-COLLECTOR.
MEMPHIS, January 3, 1872.
To the Honorable General Council:
Ny col eclions for The month ending Decem-
Der 81, 1871, are as follows:
fledl e2iNee ~
Privileges lzf4so Il
As....s ssssrs ssssss
Respectfully submitted.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
City Tax. Collector.
Received and ordered 20 be published.
MARKET-MASTERS
MEMPHIS, January 2, 1872.
To the Honorable General Council:
Ny. collections during the month OF Decem-
Der amounted 10 1921 p.
Respectfully submitted.
CHARLES BORNER,
Marx et-MaSter South Memphis Market.
Received and ordered 70 be published.
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Vanced 70 ~ to-day--the highest point at
tanned for some time past. Lake Shore direc-
tors to-day declared a dividend of per cent,
payable February lst-the transfer books 70
close January til. IL is stated that there will
be no dividend on St. Paul common.
A run was commenced on the Third avenue
savings bank this morning. The bank officers
say that the bank is aDle TO make all necessa-
ry payments The drain lasted all dav. Three
hundred thousand dollars have thus far been
paid out, and there is half million dollars
cash still on hand, while million in securi-
ties can be converted inside of one day. An
other savings hank offered TO advance the
Third Avenue a quarter OF million, but the
offer was declined.
thus far about $4,000 have been paid to the
small depositors OF the Bowling Green savings
han
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MAXINE 6OeFlIAL.
The following is the report for the month Of
December:
No Of patients remaining in hospital on the
first day Of DeceD1 Is
No. Of patients admitted during December "a
No. Of patients discharged during Dec. 80
No. OF PATENT deceased during Decent ber.. /
No. OF patients remaining on the last day Of
Dc1tlAl Jt-I .
Agg No. days relief durlng December. .G46
The following were the expenditures during
DeCember, lS7l:
Board, medicines and nursing ............ s6l6 90
BuTzalg Il, az 50) 90
Total .......s 1858 so
Respectfully, q. b. THOkNTON,
Hospital Physician.
Received and ordered Published.
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lOFFICIALl
GENERAL COUNCIL.
Regular Monthly Meeting. Of Ihe Gen
ernI Council.

At regular meeting of the common coun-
ell OF the city Of Memphis, on Wednesday,
mayor Messrs. President Duncan, Walsh,
Chsse, Amis, Pettig ew, Malstesta, Bachman,
Ruffin, Harvey, CT nette, Schabel, Smith and
Bolsnd, cOunciimen.
A quorum being announced, the president
took his seat, called the council 10 order, and
had the roll OF eouncilmen called. Minutes
read and adopted by council.
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Received and ordered TO be published.
LAMP CLEANER.
MEMPHIS, January 3, 1872.
To The Honorable General Council:
1 report that 1 have, The past month OF
Decem Der, 1871, cleaned and kept constantly
u good burning order four hundred and thirty
niue public gas-lamps; have put up in the
place Of old oil-lamps two new gas-lamps.
have also put up during the past month nine
gas lamps. have put in gas lamps, the past
month, one hundred and thirt mine lights OF
new glass: and IN CIl-lamps, same period, two
hundred and siJSy-one lights Of new glass,
and have Tecei eed from Messrs. Cole q Co
seven boxes Of lamp-glass-say in December
1871. Respectfully,
JOSEPH RABORI, Lamp cleaner.
Received and ordered to be published.
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HOSPITAL PHYSICIAN.
CITY HOSPITAL, N EAIPH G, Jan. !, ls72.
To the Honorable General Council:
have the honor to submit the following 70
port for the month ending December 3lst:
No. Of patients remaining at last report l2
No. of patients admitted during December lSg
No. OF patients treated during DeceInber-.-3G
No. OF patients discharged during Dec....--..lSl
10. Of patients died during Deem ber-......--.
No. Of patients remaining Dec Der 8Ist.-.-l4.
The n arine account for the month amOu q Is
10 tG53 50, a COPY OF which has been furnished
the surveyor Of customs for settlement with
the city treasurer. Received from pay pa
tients and turned over 10 the city treasurer
since last report, $50.
Respectfully q. B. THORNTON,
Hospital Physician,
Received and ordered published.
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate

Nc. 2816. n. R--First ChanceTy Court Of
Shelby connty-girchod Bros, We. L.
PfRnnensJeihI and Kelsey Bono.
uY virtue OF an .interlocutOry decree for
y sale rendered IN the above cause, Deem
Der 8, 1871 Will sell at puOiIc auction, to the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
Masters office, Greenlaw BLOCK, Second
street. Memphis. len sssss. ln
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ROEETARY AND FINANCIAL mATTERs
--LATEST REPORT BIT TELEGRAPR.l
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 3.
Gold-Was quiet at l091S9l091< Loans were
from gold TO u 'er cent FOR carrying. Clear
ings were S54, ,5OJ 900.
Sterling hKchsnEe-Bsnkers' bills, 1895.
Money-N as very tight, and loaned as high
as q per cent per day.
Southern State Securities-On last call were
quiet but firm. The closing quotations we're;
Tennessees, DID,. 6S9s MissouriS........=-:-. 95
Tennessees, new 631S N. Carolinas, old 3Z1S
Virglnias, Old. co. n. Csrolinas, new n
Virginias, new IS Gold
United States ecurities-Gcvernment bonds
were quiet and steady. The closing prices
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January Sold, lO91<
Sterling exchange, llS5z; sight, 20 discount.
LONDON.
LONDON, January 8-The money market
at the close was as follows:
Consols, money.....923z U, 8. 5-2Os lS65.....943%
Consols, account.--9lS U. s. 5,2Os 1857 .....9419
q. S. 5-2Os lS62....-...921s u l040s.....-.s2-
The business Of the London stock exchange
on Tuesday was greater in amount than on
any day for forty years past.
PARIS.
PARIS, JaEuary S.-Rentes, 55L 52c.
FRANKFORT.
EFRANKFoRT, January 3.-United States
ecurines-fve-twenties of 1862, 961S.
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.

A gentleman OF intelligence and strictly
tenn perate habits, who thoroughly under
stands the Gu ture OF cotton and manage
ment OF a farm, is also q dIst-clGss engineer
ana mechanic, who understands the ere,tlon
and running OF all kinds or plantation ma
chinery, desires q situation as manager or
superintendent OF q nrst-oiaas cotton plsn-
iation. For Information and reiereD ee please
address the house Of ORGILL Bios. q Co.,
until February. J. ts4
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MONTHLY REPORT OF OFFICERS.
COMPTROLLER.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,l
Memphis, January s, 1872,
To the Honorable Gene Council:
The following is my report for the month
- H. I

NsEH
On account OF taxes, fOrUy-IOurth cor.
pOrate year. ninth and tenth wards,
assessments Is Tor II terest 709 e
On account Of taxes, fOrty-fourth cor
pOporat5 year, eight old wards, as
Eessrnent for interest. 26 SCI e5
On accCuut OF taxes, forty fourth cor,
rate yesr, ninth and tenth wards, as
sessment Tor general purpose. 967 C
On RccoGnt OF taxes forty, fourth cor
porate year, eight Old wards, assess.
ment fOf general purposes es............. Il 703 u
On account OF taxes, fOrty-thir6 cor
porate year, ninth and tenth wards,
assessment or interest-.-................ 81 Is
On sccOunt OF taxes, fOrty-lhird cor
POrate year, eight old ards, assess
ment fO- iDt6Tes ...... S4S Ct
On account of taxes, forty-thlrI cor
porate year, ninth and tenth wards,
assessment Tor general purpose. 1855 u
On account of taxes, fOrty-thlrd COR
poraIe yea, eight OLD wards, assess
ment for general purposes .............. 2 2 8 80
On account OF privileges 1876 y
On account OF wharfage, collections
10 LeC- N Der 8, 1871 ..-.-......., ....., 4I3 IS
On acct OF market stalls,
north, no poT!,.-..o.,..--.........
On account O. market stalls.
south.----..-.----.....-........ 8 SS5 25
On account OF fines and fOrfeiBures,
Recorders 946 Go
On accOant Of cry hospital marines 3sS 10
On 6ecCunt OF Ones and fJrfeitures
city attorney 81 10
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MAYORS MESSAGE.
MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL
Memphis, Tennessee, Jan. 3, lST2


MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL
Memphis, Tennessee, Jan. 3, lS72
To the Honorable General Council:
/ am informed by Mr.. Norton, president
Of the Mississippi River railroad cOmpa-
ny. that a meeting Of the stockholders Of
SAID company will be held on Tuesday, the
9Th inst at 10 am. at which the ity OF Mem. q.
phis should be represented as provided by the
ordinance subscribing stock IN said road.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Message presen ted TO common council.
AT the sugge- -tfon Of the president, the board
of aldermen were invited TO take seats In the
common council chamber, In order TO act
Jointly in general council on the mayors mes
sage. When the members Of the board OF al
deTmen present, namely, MeSsTs. Chairman
Cartwris ht, p te ~ Dwyeri MallOn, Macall,
Cicalla, Dent, Bettis and Pendergrast appeared
and toOk their seals in joint council. There
upon the message was read, received, and the
suggestions adopted unanimously. When on
fresh ballot Messrs. 1. NJ. Hill, ID. 7. Porter and
A. n. EdmOnds were appointed the committee
or commission suggested in the message, to
81 I fra y-Df ifr "a ri Of
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-25
.ORMSBY HOUSE.
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

TNHE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
| leased the Orm-by House would inferm hi :
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly refitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please to give him Il call.
The TABLE will, al all times, be supplied with
all the subsiantials well tie luXuries that
the market affords. No pains will be spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors
Wine, &c.
Attached to the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
styles, with good cues, balls and fine light.
Also, GENERAL STAGE OFFICE for the Stages
connec ing with all the ditfernt lines of Stages
and Railroads running through this state ami
California, and any Information in RELATE to the
same viii be cheerfully given at all times
eA- Particular attention paid 10 booking Pas
sengers, calling them &c. Nov. 30-tf
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There are to-day, but two divis-
ions of the Democratic hosts: the
Passive, with the ''P" and the pas
sive without the "P. : Lexington
Caucasian.
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one copy. one year, by mail l.-..-.......Sl6 90
one copy, six months. by mall. 10 90
one copy, three months, 10y mall. 10
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
:s-Delivered by carrier TO town sub
scTIbers at % cents per week.
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Ihe 1ajlp State 2eolster,
Published Daily. Mondays ExceptedJ
JOHN BOOTH.

OFFICE-Rail'S Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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