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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

WoSDERFUL, But TRUE.-J. F.
Boardman x Co.-Gents: have used
all the White Sage Hair Restorative
which YOU so kindly sent me, and on
receipt of this letter please send me
six more bottles. | have used several
kinds of highly recommended Hair
RestOrativeS, but none of them have
had the same beneficial effect as yours
il preventing the falling OFF of the
hair, and restoring new hair with all
its original strength ant oIilliancy. L
take great pleasure in recommending
it to the public. You.>, etc,
JoH> ). MAYHUGH.
Sold, wholesale anG letail, by our
agent, r. c. Guirado, Druggist, e c..
Carson City, Nevada
CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE, Sore
Lips, Dryness of the Skin, &C., &c,
cured at once by Hegeman's Cam
phor Ice with Glycerine. 1t keeps the
hands soft in all weathers. See that
Won get Hegeman's. Sold by all drug
rists. ONLY 25 cents. Sent by mail for
30 cents. Manufactured only by Hege-
man + Co., Chemists and Druggists.
New York. Z. Q. Box DDS. de23-2m~
S. F. MARKET.-E. Perasich next
door to the Carson Theater) IS recelv-
ing a large variety of candies, confec-
tioneries, toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, ETC., for daily consumption.
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing. "
PHoToGRAPHlc.-A. o. Friend, an
artist of long and varied experience,
takes pictures in every style. Gallery
i'm brick building on Second street,
opposite Ormsby House.
DIR. G. HEMPEL has removed his
office to the brick photograph gallery
OF A. o. Friend, on Second Street.
jal7-1m&
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ja3-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23
SWEETS
CHEMICAL FLUID.
For Cleansing h Scales from
Boilers and FlueS.

-
HAvING PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR
making and selling this invaluable article
for the following .ates and Territories: states OF
Nevada, California and Oregon, and Territories OF
wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Washington,
l am now prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
1t i. warranted not to iniure foam the boilers,
but to dissolve the scales, and acts upon the water
only. My motto is:
N O GU r E n 0 p Y!
As it is a new article, patented in September,
Just introduced here, and only itl- tested in one
set OF boilers in this State, l am authorized to
refer to ego. +. AMES. Chiei Ed sineer. Ophir
Works, Virginia City, Nevada.
A. CURRY, Sole Proprietor
Carson. Nov. 9, ISL.
NEVADA FOUNDRY, SILVER CRY, New,
November 10, ISL !
I hereby certify that I have used
CHEMICAL FLUID" in nv boilers at my Machine
Shor and Foundry at Silver City, and that l find
it all that it is claimed by the manufacturer, A.
Curry. After using it three weeks, ! opened my
boiler and found the scales, from u to X inch
thick, all dissolved from the boiler and tubes. l
most heartily the same to all parties
using boilers where the water forms scales.
noI0-tf J. INCOME, Proprietor.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23
CHRONOLOGICAL.

BaromctricaI and thermometrfcal ohser-
Vations made daily by Professor Henry
f. Whitehill, state MincraiogiSt.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

H-Iulicates hight Of barometer
T-Indicates temperature of mercury ia bar r.
T*-lndicates temperature of atmosphere.
Smithsonian standard barometers and taren-
heit thermometers are used in making these Oh
servations
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
A OHINAMAN'S FUNERAL.

RThe unique ceremonies OF a Chinese funeral wei
performed yesterday on the grounds adj0inin|
Captain Harvey's laundry, in Belville, New Jerse1
The dead, in whose honor the burial service wd
gone through, was one Lii Chow Chin, an importe|
washerman, who fell victim to the severity Of ol
climate. The latter days Of his life were passed [
profound communion with an ugly god, to whid|
he remained desperately loyal in spite Of the zea
GUS efforts Of Christian minister to redeem hi}
from heathenisnl. AS he lived be died, and his buri
yesterday was attended by two hundred an,
twenty Chinese, the total number of Captain Hal
vey's imported washermen Dressed as usual
wooden shoes, fabby pantaloons, loose shirts an
far-extending pig tails, they assembled In the sp1
cious ironing room OF the laundry, and in thel
manners we're silent and demure while awaitinI
the removal of their departed brother. When al
was ready they moved solemnly and like areligi0rj
order OF Cinnamon down to their cOuntrI
mans grave in the field below. They sui
rounded the grave and each threw piece
lighted paper upon the corpse when IL was laid d
rest. From the paper funeral pile a volume 3
smoke arose, and the spirit OF Ii Chow chin wa|
believed to have assembled with it to the cloud
As the clay was being heaped on the ChIness
corpse, little sticks and pieces Of nickel currenC
were mingled with 1t, and money was distributed
among the strangers who came to witness the cer(
mony. After the funeral the Chinamen's suppfI
bell rang. and they repaired uproariousy to thel
cnopsticks and unseasoned tea and rice.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
A SUSSEX IN. ~ SENSATION.
Colonel Fits Frustrates the Work OF
Fiend.

Sussex county, New Jersey, has been consideI
ably ag1tated lately over o case OF abduction. n
which fellow named Jerry Drake played an m
famous part, % Is alleged. On Monday, SeptembeI
%, the three daughters of Colonel James G. Fits. 3
Hampton township, some eight or ten miles frorI
Newton, started for school. They are aged. I'd
spectivey, fourteen, twelve and ten years. Cors|
the, eldest, gave her books to the other|
and left them, saying she was going \
Newton. In the evening the two younger oneI
returned home, and the family was thrown intd
great excitement over the disappearance OF Core
Day after day she stayed away until the paren h
were distracted. At last, within q few daye IN
distracted father obtained O clew. He suspected
Jerry, his hired man, knew something OF the mat|
ter. After considerable threatening lie succeeded
in eiciting from him the fact that his daugh|
ter was at Hackettstown, and there ne found
her, and, IT Is said, she was preparing
for mrther flight into Pennsylvania. The girl
when found. was working as servant. she sayl
that Drake induced her to leave home, and gav(
hsr her the marriage certificate Of hlrnself 70 avid
with whom he does not live, directing her to pre-
TEND that II was her own. Colonel Fits brought
ner nome, caught the scoundrel, made aim CONFESS
ana IN hs just exasperation punished him severely
He then went to procure officers to efrect MS a.
rest, but the fellow In the meantime made ~
escape and hos hot since been heard Hom
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

In addition to the usual monthly summaries, thi
report contains valuable tables, showing the tor
mage of the country from 1920 to 1871, inclusive b
years, qunquennial periods and decades and e4
hbiting not only the tonnage but also the numbd
Of vessels and crews.
value OF the foreign trade Of the United States,
gold dollars, by years and decades, for the perio
Of ftyone years. IRON IRON october e l. 1870 80 70 jame
showing the estimated reduction Of customs II
ceipts under the acts Of May and June 8, 1879
months OF the fiscal year ended June 80, 1872 pu1
lie debt of the United States August l. 1872; n
duction of the public debt from March l, 1869, 4
Of the United States, by quarters, according to II
ceipts and expenditures from 1855 to 1872.
In this number is embraced o carefully prepare
table showing, for the calendar years 1858, 1851
1870 and 1871, the movement Of commodities
warehouse and their calculated mean duration
stay therein. The mean duration Of stay, as IN ind
SO days; the duration OF stay of commodities c1
tered during the first half OF the respectiy
In philadelphia the mean stay in warehouse
about 154 days; in San Francisco, 149 days;
more. 60 days, and in New Orleans, 45 days.
In the warehouses OF the United States the sta
Is in general of shorter duration than IN those
Great Britain or Of France; the stay in those
France being, in turn, generally Of shorter duri
tion than In those Of Great Britain.
A statement is given OF the exports rom q
1870 also table showing the earnings Of railroad
In the United States from 1868 to 1871, both n
elusive, together with reports in regard TO the col
dition and manufacture of locomotives In III
United States for April, 1872
An abstract OF partial returns Of the census Of tn
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and lrelani
taken April 3 with reference to the night oiSH1
day, April 2, 1871, follows. The population OF t4
United Kingdom increased during the decade rO1
1851 to 1851, at the decenna rate Of 574 per CEN
or at the annual rate OF 0.56 per cent; during t1
decade from 1861 to 1871, at the decennial rate
$50 per cent or at the annual rate Of 0S3 per cen
In England and Wales the decennial rates OF u
crease for these periods were respectively ~ an
Is per cent. In the United States the decennii
rate or increase from 1860 to 1870 was 226 per cen
The foregoing are followed by Q miscellane0q
collection Of statistics, embracing the populated
of the German Empire, condition and progress
Prussian banks, Austrian products OF mines, fr01
1868 to 1860; Russian customs revenue, import du1
on petroleum in certain foreign countries, c0tt0
crop Of the United States, comparative prices
produce in New York, from 1859 to 1872 inclusive
prices OF wheat, oats, maize, beef and wool In Me-
York for series Of years. freight charges from Cd
West to the SeabOard, &c.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
A NEW AMERICAN RAILWAY LOAN

NEW AMERICAN RAILWAY LOAN
Is announced In recent English papers, the amount
being $,2oO,0oo in the first mortgage bonds OF the
Paris and Decatur Railroad OF Illinois. The award
was to have been made October 0, since which date
we have had no mail adyices. Doubtless the loan
was a success as the scrip receipts were worth
premium Of 2 2k per cent before the books closed.
In the free list 90 was bid for Long Island stock,
and 2o4 for Manhattan Gas. Second avenue rail-
Soad stock was offered at IS.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern list was strong end fairly active.
The inquiry ran chiefly on the Tennessees which
advanced TO 741l, and the new south Carolinas,
she July issues Of which advanced to
2e4, and the october to 2s. The following were
the closing prices:-TenDessee, ex coupon, 7aa
20; DO, new, 74,s a 76; Virginia, cx coupon.
a 4s; do, registered stock, ,soid, ~ 40; 10.
nxcs. consolidated bdnds, 81 qs 40 iio, deferred
scTip. l611 aIs: Georgia sjxcs II asl;d ~ seYens,
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

G!LyEsroS, Oct II. 1872.
ceS GSss's s 'i Sas Sales. c:ssSnassS sS soeE Net
NKw ORLEANS, Oct II, 1872
mddiings, 1885. lsc.; good ordinary, isSc Net
Ds'ss odaS fs ss event. event.
Cotton quiet; middlings ls,sc. low middlihgs isc
sSSs I s Ss ess ssoes ifS bales Exports
Cotton irregular fair demand: good offerings mid.
Hssre 800 Sales rs ss o''sS h100r
CHARLEsros, Oct II, 1877
Net reeep a fSSe fSses saies IS &
WILMINGTON, N. G., Oct II, 1872.
Rsssi sssfs:s , s 4 s:
v,.uu !, a.. Bus,A.o Ss;. n r. Oct Il lszs
ss s:: Ssss se;ss
81 ao oa DO ss dS SS'hs ss sSr sSip
bushels com oats
J; If :ss 8 & 3 s;:ss asy: ssS s$.s
Milwaukee Spring offered at q sales Of 2SOo0 bush
ana A..
c Bsrsy s"l snd sSief M at ss sc for Canada
Flour steady and in FoGsS ss ,ass @
SRa %ntea 'ol white waser Sr donsis s%Sss
o %ss sc snf sis sSs
els prime lake Canada at 81 6 Corn meal sold at
steady at sls for shorts s29 for shPsus and 90 for
tS sRa nssey sa q @ New
barley NC; TO Albany lumber, q to the Hudson, sS
TO New York, 6Oc; TO Albany &c. Receipts by lake
260oO bushels wheat 5000 do barley and 5000 feet
barley, 1000 do; lumber, i,6l4OOo feet.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat active unscttlcd
and lower; No. Spring, 81 10; NO Spring, 81 OsH
No spTlns q ci ;ssslssisSSs Sc Corn dSi, lower
November; rejected, 2Sc. high mixed SIC Vafs dull
and dropping No. q 2ic. rejected, 1sc Rye dull
lower No. 506c. Barley In fair demand and lower;
No Fan, sss sSsc Provisions quiet and weak; mar
ber and January which easier at Sl2 Si2 So spot
ga 30. Lard dull and nominal. Bulk meats and bacon
sc Lake f5sishts-cSrn e & Bufalo wheat 70 suf
ll3d0O do corn $1,000 do. oass Shipments-60OO bbIs
-four OOO bnses wheat l35 900 do. corn 600 do. oats
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
HOT BLOOD AT A PRIMARY.
A Man Afser . Quarrel with . Politician
Waylafd and wounded.

At the close Of the primary election In the Thir-
teenth ward, Williamsburg, on wednesday night,
an angry conversation took place between Mr..
John Rea fruit and liquor dealer in Grand street,
and an active politician named Norris. Passion on
both sides having obtained the mastery OF reason,
Mr.. Norris, as alleged, struck Mr.. Rea a singing
blow ON the face. drawing q profusion OF blood
Shortly after this Mr.. Rea started for his home
a!osss, and when ne reached the intersection OF
Broadway and Sixth street he was feledft0 the
earth, as he alleges By three rufians, who stealthy
followed him. On reaching his home his wife found
cIotted blood on the back OF his head and, seeing
that he was partially insensble, she sent for ply
sican. who, on examining the wound, fonnd that 1t
was very serious ope portion Of the skull being
depressed. 1t II not certain whether Mr.. Rea was
assaulted with deadly weapon or not. fall
might, in the opinion Of the Police Surgeon, have
Rea was quite comfortable, ana he will, no doubt,
recover. He IN a man Of considerable prominence
in fhe district and has had few enemies.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

NAVAL MARKET splT1tS unueI
ss ss; i Ss $.s s1s $ i H. sssssS
sp Ps|S So ID ss ss
remained et and Rst CsSy little dis
Rssn4ns f sas wE nsa Il
S6Is At ssc Crude bulk was shade easier sales
se sa e so at
SaphSs r ad s II s or a @ % S
se %ss ss p Ss
gha market remained du refined quoted at 25dc for
S M ss % ana $ s oq
s%er and sssd win a.
3, SSs for at 81 90 d.
November at sscosng Arm the higher @ PRICE I Os Bacon
was quiet Tor prompt deysGy but there more inquiry
delivery during the Winter months at ilee: SIC.
sSTs ssa.
fss a
senerss ps and w without @ eseaa change in
s. for do shoulders iass le; picked hams, &c;
e. rs Sr S as @ fer s3 ss or ssa
s 5 ss na @ ST J h sales & r up
do arrive &C. for Kettle and or city, January
So sa bssn the s
acted today, at essentially unalered prices sales0
terces Carolina 80 bags of Patna and 100 bags
goon all at previous figures.
SuGAR--There has been less activity in raw today
still the market remained very firm. Refners pretty
well supplied and generally were bidding shade under
accept The sales were to hhds Of Porto Rico at &c. $40
hhds of Cuba at from slice. sac. and 4S00 boxes
prices ranging from Sic. q l03Sc Refined was shade
easier being quoted at tor AS and l214c for hards
We quote: -Cuba-Renning, inferior to common SC. a
ssc; fsr % to good fair. s,1c 9s good M to prime,
TO choice, 9kc. i6c.; centrifugal, hhds. and boxes
9hc lo.4c.; moasses, hhds. and boxes, 71sc skc
melado, 41ac 6kc. Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard
n Nos ,o 70 ss &c; i DO q !, y t9 M u sS
ll5sc. I2c do. white, 1lAc. l27sc Porto Rco-Re.
timing, common to prime, s1c. 9c. grocery, fair to
choice, &C l0c. Brazil-Dutch Standard Nos to r.
as.c 9as Java-Dntch standard Nos 10 to l2 92lc. a
srEARIEE-The market remained very quiet and nomi-
nal In the absence of reported transactions
TALIow continued in fair demand and firm. Sales
$1,000 lbs. Of common to choice at &C. 95-l6c.
rately active and steady Sales $50 bbls at 92c.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

The wheat market quiet at the opening, but sub
seluently closed more active and about steady me
sales foot Up about bushels a. q q Tor No
Northwest 81 o6 for extra choice do, 81 50 for Nos and
2Milwaukee Spring mixed, u q for No milwaukee,
for amber and 81 30 81 OF for white wheat including
boat load to arrive, Corn moderately active
The sales were about $4,000 bushels at Ssc &c
sSsc; ebc. SSsc fo2 Western yellow, and S7c ss
noinally for do white. Oats in air demand and
frmer, yet not quotably higher The sales aggregate
81 900 bushels at Soc for choice white In store;
for old No. Chicago in stores 42c Nc for new black
WESTERN 44c 45 for do mixed and o6c for old white
S2S0j bushels at 81 Is for Canada 81 O6 for four
rOwed State, 81 for prime Western and 75c &c. for
inferior do. Rye quiet held ut 82ca 8A5c tor Western
and SSc 9Oc. Tor prime State.
FREIGHrs-There has been very little doing to-day in
berth reghts occasioncd by the rmness OF ship owners
the market closed considerably frmer The chartering
business has been only moderate and chiefly tor vessels
for the grain and petroleum trade with rates ruling
slightly In shippers favor. The engagements were
TO Liverpool BY steam 800 bushels grain at 7OO
s ss % 5 ss sn 2 soses ssi s
both at 42s Cd. To Bremen, 200 bbls pork at 5s The
charters include A Norwegian bark, 1900 quarters
grain to Bristol Channel direct, at 7s 3D. Norwegian
bark $500 quarters grain to Cork for orders at g. M and
grain, same voyage, at S. 81, Hat Norwegian bark,
hence to Cork for orders 500 bbs naphha at S. 3d. II
to the United Kingdom and 81. 3d. IL to Continental
ports American brig hence to Barcelona 1850 bbls.
of petroleum. at 7 3d. American brig l tons, hence
to Tanger and back, general cargo at Q lump sum-.
day. the market remaining quiet A76 tor most descrip-
on nominal We uuOte -
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER ls o72-TRIPLE

s Jss s;s BALE: s.. .a;sns total III g.. sss: s:'
leans, ao2O Mobile, go; savsnnsh, Charleston.
Sss Ss day %ess bses X This
last year 1860 bales Hates cotton foreign ports
sail 1920. I'd; 70 Hsvre BY steam lie. gold sail,
ic,; to Hamburg, by steam "a to Bremen by steam
England 2zd iIl6d to Mediterranean ports by steam
via England I'D. a lI-l6d. We quote
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

The QuOtRtOnB bhScu OH COtton IN fuuunR
in quality not than half grade above or below
Flour AND GRAIN eipts-Fl0ur II 5l7 bbls wheat
lsO649 bushels; corn, l3 3lS do meal, 62O bbls
under moderately fair demand lpartcuary for the me-
dunn grades), ruled steady The sales including al
Of te anne xcd uuotaons meal quiet but for
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
HAVANA MARKETS.

sugar e.iet ana weak!ko IL, s., liz reals % per
srrobe. Exchange buoyant On United States, sixty
premium 60days, gold, 10 let premium; short sight
2lR ~ premium On London, STA 32iz premium. on
Paris, I5l 10 premium.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
BUiopEAH MARKETS.

LONDON M0sEy MARxKr.-LoNpoN. Oct IT'S p M
Consos clesed at22L tnr p0ey And s2 toy the account
The New York herald., 1872-10-18


Included In the above 74 bales 70 rive. For fu
iure delivery Oasis low middn the sales have been as
foIlowsSales last evening after three r. n October
800 ut ls lbl6c 500 at lssc: November, 800 At 96c
Decembcr M at is 9lGc January 500 at l9c; February,
March, ~ at 20 ilec 10. az 0hc April, lo0 a. 2Shc
Der, IC0 vt s l3lsc, 200 at isc 800 at lec 200 AZ 10
lie, 500 November 100 at IS 96c., 1G) at lsMc,
$40 ut Js:.c 100 at n 1c LOO at isSc January. Nv at
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Good Demand and Firm-Re-
ceipts at the Ports 1920 BaIes-Bread-
stuffs Steady-GrOceries Firm-Pork
Higher-Larti Steady-Pctroleum Eas sier
Naval stores Firmer-Whisley Un-
changed.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

cnAnSeOs
THURSDAY, Oct. 1s-6 p. NJ.
The trade movement to-day was again fair, and
more and more confidence is manifest in CONNER
cal circles with every succeeding day. The move
ment in prOduce-notaby nour. grain &c.-receipIs
OF which are steadily diminishing, was moderate,
and large proportion of the purchases on
foreign account, thus indicating probability OF
continued demand for tonnage, under which freight
room continues comparatively high, though cur
rent rates are much below the standard OF two
weeks ago. But with continued demand
for freight r0om well for vessels for charter,
shpowners have every prospect OF netting a good
harvest during the Fan and Winter. Tonnage Is still
scarce and many vessels now on the way here from
other ports having been already chartered there
is very little prospect OF any plethora OF tonnage
for some time to come, hence good paying rates
confidently looked for during the succeeding few
months at least. The continued comparative ease
in the money market and the absence OF any con.
siderable excitement in financial circles
combine to impart greater confidence
among business people, which is shown
in steadily augmenting business On Change today
cotton was in good demand firm. Flour wheat corn
and oats in moderately fair demand and commanded
full prices. There nothing OF special Importance
ranspircd In the market but values remained
the same Petroleum was scarcely firm, but the de-
mand was very moderse Naval stores ruled arme
demand sold higher prices whisky remained steady
n Wss less doing an dcssrpton
Ssss 5SS
sif 90. isss sGSd a. prime a.;
si1s St SASs Domingo. ss'i'sS is sise
for both export and spinning purposes about previous
S0ss sst oens ruled Su,
closed steady. The sales sum W as iollow;- n,,,
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

United States tenorty bonds @x Erie Railway sharsA
4O1s
M-The market closed quiet and steady Middnng up
day have been OO bales including 4U for export and
speculation Sales of middng uplands for December al
EIvKRPooL BREApsrurvs MARKEr-LIvERPooL. Oct IL
8 p M-The market Is quiet and steady.
LONDON PR0DucE EMARKEr-LoEpoE, Oct l7-Evening.-
Lnseed OIL f35 los. $35 los. per ton.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

Nonthly Report, No. 10, OF the Bureau Of Stats
tics is in press, and shows the statistics OF oul
foreign trade for the month ended April 80, 1872
and for the ten months ended the same compared
with the corresponding periods Of the preceding
year. Mr.. E. b. Elliott, Acting Chief OF the Bureau
furnishes the following synopsis:-
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to per cent for borrow
Ing. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
we're as f0ows:-
Gold cleared Sal 6s4 600
Gold balances. l,492 ll3
CuIfency paldnces.. l,1S4GS6
The Sub-Treasury paid out s156,000 on account of
interest and $1,000 on account OF redeemed FIVE
twenties.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
$1,000 Tenn 6's, new.

$1,000 Tenn 6's, new....
1900 do.
5000 S G 6's. n, in &Jy
l4000 do.
10000 Missouri Us. ....
5000 Brooklyn 6's, Pk |
3UUO 40. .............
1000 Cen Pac RR cd bs
1000 In Pac rs, ! gb.
1000 Tol Il w equip BIDS
10000 Git West LIST IN, 'S3
G0O0 CT West "a IN. -.
1000 CHAIR & Pac rs. II
5000 II A st J 8's, con-.
COCO NJ 81 + 7's, gold
100 CO al G lst III. !.
1000 Bur,Ced X &M lst
COCO st l. 4 ] VI LIST m.
l0o shs Phoenix Bank. II
~ Park Bank. ........ II
Is Gold Ex Bank. 80. II
100 Mariposa pref ..b3
800 do. .b3
2OU do.
200 do. % .b3
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-03
TIE FOURTH.

AS tomorrow is the great national holt
day of the country-a day made ever
memorable and glorious by the noblest
sons Of Virginia--wc shall issue no paper
from this office. We shall neither work
ourselves, nor ask others to work for us.
It is the anniversary of the birth of Liberty
on this continent-of the return Of that
Lost Plead which disappeared in the
long night of despotism which preceded
the bright heralding Of the DAWN in
America. Let us pay our VOWS anew to
this fair Goddess, and not forget that she
demands of us the exercise of right reason
and submission to all wholesome laws.
Liberty is not what we may individually
wish or desire, but that which secures
under law, the greatest good to the greatest
number. 1t is not license to a few, bu'
immunity to all. Let us observe the day
then, as one deserving of commemoratior
by all hearts in America. .a