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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17

Blantun D,lnca,sa rnr De'ioei ~ has CIT
lsp~e;i after Ilirrs. days I.xciiSii existed
New York Ileralu.
The Herald u III er.ar with regard y la'
ratloi,; all right otherwise.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17

The Presidents refusal 20 l,arsi0r the Au-
kllx prisoners i saisl usbe bassd on islfoss
,,.tion thai il pardon bs raAtedf crtaiai e4E.
lies CONCERNED iii thu consiction lof the f1s0si
n1sF will suffer,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17

OlnsEEvEs.-1o acquire u thorough know
ledge cf onr hearts and characters, to re-
strain every irregular incItnaiioHs 70 snnius
every rcbelileus passion, 10 purify ths mo
,iv4s of our scondact. to form ourselves to
tllat tenptrlnce Which no pleasure can 50
sluae, TO that n,aekip'ss Ahch no prov
can rlffls. fotilAr patience which NO affilction
can oyerwhtlasr, anl that integrity which no
;s,,ar.,s, III, s,ke. ttis il the task which 10
assigned % us u task which cai.ne't 1s per.
fpri,eiI without the utmost diligence anu
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

the hands OF some Of most succcssfu railroad Den
and forms the eastern link OF from Buffslo
to Chicago. Tie Chicago AMI Canad, Southern Road
win be the western link and viii b auisei during
present year. When potgd, t5s ne wlll unite the
great railway systems ceutering az Buio, Chicago and
Toledo by the shortest lowest graded road that bo
buih between the places named, aud III bo capitalized
at the smallest amount OF any competing E4st and West
trunk line.
The August coupons OF the Gr't mortgage 8 per cent
gold bonds of the Loganspor Caworlsyile and souib
Western Railway Company will bc paid by the financial
agents Of the Company, Messrs. Jones Schuyler, az
their ing-house, No. IL Pinc-st.
The business in Northern Pacific seyenthires II re-
ported unusually large and active az all the agencies,
and at present rate Of sales the transactions this
month, we learn, will exceed those Of any previous
mouth since the introduction OF the bouds.
The Hoffman Fire Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of five per cent payable demand.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF rpece)
from the port NewYork for the week ending July 10
1872, was sI,9l3lS7.
The Philadelphia stock Board was steady; Pennsyl-
yania skies lO7; Philadelphia aud Enc Railroad, Tl5
Reading Railroad 5ss; Pennsylvania Railroad 6s3 Gold,
iIa
The following the statement OF the Boston National
Banks as returned TO the clearinghouse on Monday
morning, July l5
Csp,l s4305O 900 Due from other Dinks.. l9951,oo
Loans .......... Is So 2OD Due 70 other Banks sstO
specs............. 2yIZI0 Depoas........,..- NSss
Legal Tender...... s77IIo Cncaa'ion 1ooIo
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
ort as follows at 4 D. In.

State bonds were quite freely pressed the new
South Carolinas, which went of to 27i for the July
coupons the October being steady at 81 and old North
Caroinas at 32l.
La railroad bonds the Pacific mortgages were unusu
ally active at lO29lC2b for Cenras though the Unions
were freely sold down from soh to cot Incomes fetched
S7l Fort Waynes, los seconds par and frsts OF Pc
kin, Lincoln and Decatur at S7i
The new per cent loan Of the Canada Southern
Railway Company. brought out three months ago, has
been closed at and accrued interest While the
statistical reports of the various markets reflect the
duness to tho Summer solstice, there is an
activity In the issues OF railroad bonds quite
usual former years. and that does not show itself
any OF the printed tables Of sales because Of the fact
that the transactions are made at the Offices OF
the private bankers. When these projects first
placed before the public there hesitancy
part of the cautious investors, but the
the roads progresses the demand for the bonds in
In about the ratio Of construction until now
their agents are of bankers This is true
Of the issues OF the Chesapeake and Ohio road, the
Northern Pacific, and, especially, of the st.
Joseph and Denver City whose road, being the
shortest is that account the nearest TO completion
II the bonds Of this company desirable before any
material portion OF the work done. they be
very cheap that so large part OF the issue is
absorbed and small section Of the road remains to
be built In a very little while all the smaller Of these
loans will be completely absorbed, and the field Will be
eft entirely TO the Northern Pacific the Chesapeake and
Ohio and the other great projects advertised In our
columns.
Messrs Leonard, sheldon & Foster, financial agents
OF the Canada and Southern Railroad Company an
that the entire loan OF the First Mortgage per
cent Bonds, offered In this market few weeks SINCE has
been sold ut 20 and accrued Interest THIS enterprise IN
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's


FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs
are being absorbed by increasing demand foT
Them
Besides being the obligation of wealthy corpora
ton composed of men of experience aud high-toned
commercial integrity, they are secured by first
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant, fran
chse. and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets OF
this country and Europe.
liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable IN GOLD.
Interest at eight 8 per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually, free OF tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations $1,000, $780, and 800 Cou-
pons or Registered
Price 07l and accrued interest in currency, from
Feb. 15 1872.
Maps circulars, documents, and informatIen fur
nished
Trustees Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-York
The diminished quantity of these Bonds for sae,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price 40
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country aud
from the undersigned, who unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER & Co.. Bankers, No II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
SECOND BOARD--l p. n.
TUESDAY, July lG-P. N.

IUEsDAII
Wal-st. presented the usual dullness to-day,
and the monoony all departments Of speculation was
unreleved If may except slight spur in gold In the
morning. This however, also fell into insgnih
cance, and during the afternoon there was
scarcely sufficient doing in any direction to
warrant the brokers in remaining at their posts
The features were Erie and Pacific Mall the fluctuations
in these being per cent Erie opened at 62i, dropped
cent and finally rallied to 5S while Paci1cMal declined
per cent 7j and later rallied TO 75i The remainder
of the list uctuated cent or and the tables that
follow furnish better account of the days dongs than
any comments that could be made. Tue miscellaneous
and express shares without feature. The opening
highest lowest, and closing prices of stocks were
follows.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

The gold market strong all day, and the price
made further upward turn to ll4S, under further
slight yield in the price OF consols and United States
bonds in London the other heretofore in force
still continuing. The basis OF transactions to-
day was 114l during tho morning and l1439
ll4t in the afternoon. Loans cost for carry
ing and 81 per cent The Treasury redeemed in
called bonds 7OO and dsbursed in coin interest $685.
OOO There were shipments Of specie to-day and the
engagements for tomorrow are nominal The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was follows:
Gold cleared, s4o,sil0OO; gold balances, $75736 cur
rency balances, s2I4s,2SG The quotations as fol-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
Foreign Exchange continues strong but Inactive

Extra European malls TOMORROW, per steaner NEVADA
will close at II m at the Merchants Exchange Nos 80
and 50 Pne-st. The money market is abundantly sup
piled and funds may almost be had for the asking,
stagnant business at the Stock Exchange. We quote
call loans at and per cent and prime business
notes at and T. The Treasury proposes to buy mil
lion 52Os tomorrow This, in connection with strong
gold, established firm tone to Government bonds,
though sales are limited and offerings few.
Fisk & Hatch report as follows at 4 D. IN:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCuANGE--FIRsr CALL,
1OI O'CLOCK A. NJ.
,oN 10 TO t0i A. VI.

,ooosr o o, . " isl 1000 o. Bs IO,p Reg... III
2GJ T. S1D Coz 68. .......ll9 lDVo u o. % iS''
1000 Il. s. g. l040 COu......lllIl
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

Rye Flour State Pennsylss va 20
Meal is In good demsso and m es Of 40 nbs We qeo
Corn Meal jersey 10 Corn Mes.WeslW. 81 4 ass oS
Corn 40 Corn Meal Brre.. IS q 90
quiet and tame st SsUSO Canadian Flour qss
Al S9d 80 rs
FsH-Ths market for Dry Cod is dull and nompal qao's
Georges IS rs q and Bank at $5 IS MAckerr doll al5
quote shore No at 80 od SO No lat $50 20 bay
No Large No at 81 SmoAd Herring are
without change we quote Poe o sealed Ice for No. Ues
t.-... La rArr rIneih hnt ateadx W. nnnnie
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

BUPTINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MIENEsoTA
R,uEoND FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD Con-
vERTIBIE BONDs. NIUwAUKEE EXTENsIoNl We
recommend these bonds as a safe and desirable IN
vestment. Price, for the present, S24 aud interest
in currency. HENRY CLENs q VT, -.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
THE MARKETS.
Icareiurr Reported for THs rprsrys

ICarelunv Reported for IHs rRrBrsE 49,
TUasDAy. Jaiy l5 1877
AsuEsTbe receipts to-day 81 pkg. Pos t fs'
quest ami steady ~ jd 20 5 Pearls scarce snd no 'L
BIILDNG MATBRIALS1 he IcakeA for BrcEs Qei lut pf
49,, am Cement gu et and UNCHANGED Lstls n n1 demtl
srd steid Lime Is duh bat steady OLes descriptions siiiylt
change. We quote: -
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

The quotations based Cotton running quay not NOR, Aa
half n grade above or below the grade qao.ei. 49, q,
COFFEE-The Rios has been oderei sales epofa OF
exPoemy; prices &c. tower closing sieadf we ono
Rios ordinary cargoes lJd5 al6c Far do 'GIcj "ood COS
l73al8c Prime do, l9i 63ic g., -, -s-- .--
CANDLRs-There has been bat tie or no inquiry AMI pe -"
seadyi quote Adamanne az Gblc for " 10 10 o.
Spern al 81 d3lc Patent Ge and Parlhne atl dIe ~
DRGS AND DYES-Opum remains quiet but hm al % 50So -
G hond oil Lemonthe hrm with good jobbng trade
&c apote AZ rs for Bhmer 87i for Landesons For
the market closes quote small sales OF Brmone AZ
Csnsts Sofa az IS s5d So Ash, 2id3c Sal Soda i6d2ic
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
IL. XIX, NO. 22..-WMOLE NUMBER, s5S.

but he is now insultcd. IL will be
remembered by all who have read
tho recent testimony that fellow
named Thompson was dismissed BY
General Palmer from his place ms
"wcighcr," for cndeavoring to bribo
his superior. No sooner is Palmer
out Of the way than Murphy, master
of tho situation, ronominntcs the
delinquent weighcr. The Secretary
hcsitatcs and writes:
"The department has received in
formation that Mr.. James NJ, ,Thomp-
son is an unit man to be appointed
to Office This Information may be
incorrect, but General Palmer is
referred to as II person having
knowledge Of tho character of
Thompson.
Murphy replies:
Il have known Mr.. Thompson for
n number Of years. He has always
been Radical, active Republican,
and, in my opinion, hls character
and antecedcnts Will compare very
favorable with those of t,e gentle
men named in your letter as having
knowledge of his character"
Now, inasmuch as General Pal
mcr is the only person referred to
in the Secrctary's letter, this un-
gentlemanly fling was at him. 1t
is hardly necessary to add, that Mr..
Boutwell, resisted no longer; APP
pointed Thompson, who is in Office
Eow, and whose official irrcgulari-
ties-Murphy no longer at hand to
protect him-arc at this moment
under investigation. And we are
told there is no ccd Of Civil Ser
vice or Revenue Reform! We are
not at all surprised to hear that the
Administration members Of the
committee ARD anxious "to fly for
it" - Washington PARROT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
- -
EIre In iennrsnn.

Special to The Shreveport soak ws.,sssL
JEFFERSON, Jan. ga fire broke
ont at eleven o'clock this morning,
on Dallas street. il originated IN
tho second story Of Jnmes Need
! ham s agricultural warehouse in 10
quantity Of hay that was slowed
there. The iIaWes spread rapidly,
burning four buildings, occupied by
james Needham, Mooring & Lyon.
y, G. Allen and Wright & Clark.
The building occupied by tho
Times Office was about half burned.
The material 6fthc office was con.
sumcd. Nccdham saved but little,
Allen saved over half. Moorirg &
Lyon saved probably half. Wright
& Clark were heavily damaged by
removal, bit saved nearly all. i.
was an elcgan, Brick block.
Losses; Times office $4,000. in
surcd for 10000; Gavin Building
insured for $4,000, loss SO, 500; A. G.
CloI tons building no Insurance..
loss $1,000; Moot;ns { Lyon SS0oD
insurance on stock and $4,000 on
building, loss a6oit $4,000; James
Neodham Insured for $4,000 gold.
loss about sS506; A G. Aliens build
ing insured for $500. stock not in.
sured, loss heavy; Wright Il Clark
in damage to stock and cotton
thrown into the baye canuot now
be determined; buildiilgs 6wncd by
Henry Scott, one burned, loss $4,000.
If the fire had occufred at night
the loss would have been mMrh
greater. While the fire was in pro-
gress and in the midst Oh mueh ex.
citement FIRE broke out on thJ
corner of market ahd Dallas streets,
evidently The work of an incendi-
ary. While all this was IN prugress
the walls of one building fell kill
ing, almost instantly, |. l.. Bloom
indalc. .
The editor of the Times, who
sends this report, desires to say that
he will resume the publication ofhis
daily and weekly paper rs soon 40
he can procure material. a s''5' "a
r. w. LoUGHEKY,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
Compelled 10 DisgOrgc!

We are at last assured that Pres
idcnt Grant has made good his dc.
falcation ofs5,O00 during the Mex
lean war, having sent his check for
the amount, without interest, to the
proper accounting officer. What
a humilialihg position the great
present taker has placed himself in
by this act. Over twenty years
have elapsed since, by breach of
trust, he became n debtor to the
government. Duling that period
he has been repeatedly called upon
for q settlement, but persistcntly
refused to make restitution, or even
to pay any attention to the demand
made upon him. For timc--ere
he was assisted to emerge from his
obscure and bcsotted condition in
life by friends toward whom he has
never shown particle of gratitude,
there was no prospect of n settlo-
ment being obtained but when, rs
high military Commander, thou,
sands of dollars were at his COM
mand, al d when he had enriched
himself from the bounty of subser-
Went seekers of place and favor, it
was but reasonable and right TO ex-
pcct that his deiacation should be
made good, OF his Indebtedness
he had almost daily reminders from
the proper officials; but it was not
until the Washington Patriot made
publication of the facts IN the case,
and public attention and comment
was made upon the humiliating
spectacle ofa President the United
States figuring as delaller to the
government which lie was sworn to
administer in justice, that his thick
hide of scnsibllity was penetrated,
and his supreme sclfishness permit
ted itself 10 yield partial rcslitu-
ton. We say partial restitution,
for tho Indebtedness is not yet liqui-
dated. He has, by his action, ac
knowlcdgcd that the charges made
against him are true. lie has had
the use of this sum Of $4,000 for
over twenty years, and should be
required to pay interest for that
time compelled 10 pay it, if his
own sense of justice is so blunted
that he will not do it voluntarily /;
and the proper officials should see
that some So 600 or $4,000 more
shall be exacted from the vast sums
which have so easily and so mys-
teriously found themselves within
his tight and itching palm. The
President Of the United States do
faulterl Shades of Washington,
Jefferson and jackson, what an
opening for civil service REFORM
Lancaster pa Mteitigencer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
French and servants.

A French paper gives the follow
ing incident: The adopted daugh-
ter of Mr.. William Ii. Sewart Wis.
tied Nine. Thicrs. One of tho first
questions the lady asked WIS,
sWhat sort of servants have you in
American Miss Sewart was rather
conf undcd; she did not know
whether Nine. Thiers meant to in
auire If the servants were Chinese,
japanese, Negroes, Irish, Scotch,
natives, Germans, Senecas, iroquois,
Choctaws, Cherokccs, or Sioux and
Miss Seward stood With gaping
mouth az tie motley procession
passed through her memory, she
uncertain which head, which race,
which color to serve up to Mmo.
Thicrs. The latter took compass
sion on Miss Stewards stupefaction
and asked "Arc they rogues?" Miss
Seward replied Madame, servants
in America are like servants every
whore some of them steal, Others
do no.." Mmc. Theirs said: "IIcrc
all of them are rogucs. am obliged
myself TO lock up eterytbing after
meals il / did not, meat. liquors,
dessert-everything would disap-
pear. At the Tuilcrics it was found
necessary to sew up the pockets of
the servants 10 prevent their steal
ing. Had the pockets not bsen
sewed up, guests would have got
ten nothing on ball nights Before
this measure was adopted, cham
paigne, pies, chicken, even pieces
of plate, disappeared in the pock
cts. The loss, however, did not fall
on the civil list; all the seryices--
even 10 the furnishing Of icc-treom
Of the Emperor's household were
farmcd out at an agreed rate per
diem"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

s6S Flakes Bulletin Is quoting Brick
Pomeroy to- bespatter the democratic par
". If the democratic party Gould stop the
mouths of Brick and his imitators, it
would stand better chance of success.
You can place little reliance in Brick or
the .noisy 'bOhoys' of his school. 1t Is
''all talk and no cider" They jump from
one extreme to another. Look at the Lex
ington Caucasian, with its absurd head.
ings TO catch Southern subscribers.-
awbiie Supremacy and "RepudiationF--
and then just under it, "The Caucasian's s
Policy" "No. Democratic National Con-
yention or Nominations" "The farce is
played out" No, not as long as such pa
pers as the Caucasian and Pomeroy's Dem
ocrat are on the stage with their "red hot
democracy, which can be welded into radi-
ealism very easily with little borax in
the shape Of filthy lucre. We are out Of
all patience with this set OF ronrers, who
will let nothing be done in reason.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

Ofthe Communists tried for mur-
dering hostages, one has been sem
tenced to death, three to Danish
ment to penal colony at Cayenne,
and eight to transportation. Tho
remainder were acquitted,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

PRINTERS 2oLLERs.-As many
of our country exchanges bear the
unmistakablc ear marks of bad roll
lers, we throw out the following for
their benefit; /: Get the best glue you
can-what is called bonnet glue
soak for Is or % minutes, or until
soft and pliable, with no hard
Jumps, then put on a beard to
drain. For q summer roller, half
and half of glue and molasses (the
best Louisiana) is about the thing.
Let your glue thoroughly melt, but
not cook, then add the molasses,
and boil about one hour. Grease
your mould with sweet oil and
lampblack, avoid getting Jumps in,
in running composition, and you'll
have roller that will delight your
heart and make your subscribers
think you've bought a new dress.
For winter usc, double the molas-
scs = Waco AdrdRce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

any son." said a good mother TO
her young hopeful, 'did you wish
your teacher a happy New Year?"
-No, ma'am,". responded the boy.
eWell, why not7' "Because said
the youth, ''she isn't happy unless
she's whipping some OF US boys,
and was afraid if | wished her
happiness she'd 60 FOR me.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
Omcinl Directory.


ptsrgIer orfIcLHs.
Hsu. HAlpIS HART, Dallas Judge nth Judicial pi'i
trist.
n. L RAr, H,q., Dallas, District Attorney.
oYYIcERs OF DALLAS COUNTY.
Jsus D. Kxuroor, Dallas, J. p Precinct l.
IsnIRT s. GUY, Lancaster, e.
NEaHpirn MYERS, o.
wILLiAn J. HALsELL, y
G, q. HUsTEAp, o.
Jsas NJ LAWS Clerk of tho District Court
lIESRI Boil Deputy Cisrks.
J. E. BARKLEY,
JpRE. M. Brown, Sheriff.
HnnlI Boil, Treasurer.
W. n. WENTWORTH, County Surveyor.
W. II. TnoNis, Deputy Surveyor.
CfTY OFFICERS.
nu.Y EuyAy, Mayor Nv. ii. wkS-woRru,
I,..y no,L. Treasurer City Engineer.
Assessor and Cc''""for.
ALpulnM-J. C. seydei, f. l.. willemctls, Edwin
Taylor, J. o. Hawkins, j, Il. pdvisi Frank ErVhs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
GERMS Of tbe 4aIIas BeralS,

Subscription, per anrun,, ~ advance'''''si ~ ~
six months, ''''.'.'"''''" l 'o
The above rates arc In sPkClE.
ADyHRTIsING-In Cnrrsncy-Onc square, ttsn
Fhnss Of this size ype 81 10 Tor tho hr AMI cents
hr each additional Insertion.
r0-Our charge for announcing candidate Tor
tate or District once Is SIS, and for County or IRE
sisst once s. 90, payable Invariably
saswt u iaswisd
I-Msssrs DashielI Waters, bankers, Kaufman
are suthsrixod agents for tho HERALD In kaufman
sssnty.
ss- n. sxIrH, Esq, at louisville, nenisn GO;
susssy paid to him upon our account will bs duly
sskuewlsigsd by US.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

A demand for the ext-adition Of
a communist now in Austria, has
been made.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
~ coeuBEs, .n
sEsssAL oOEyrrAscrR,

WIN write Dssdf, psnds, Hortsrsr, Contracts
s.s all sthsr lnstrunsnfs. Always 90 be found at
tts pi<tfia c1srf b errs st1f heftt carusr Of The
csrrt nsu's. HbifltiFrif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

a committee has been app,inted
by the Dominion board Of trade, sit
ting 10 0ttowO, Canada, 10 meet
the executive Of the National loard
of the United States, 10 confer on
trade qucstioIs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
NORTH TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
JOHN nENpy BROWN 4 son,

JspS n. brown, DALLAS. TEXAS.
riErRE N. BnowH
a.u.ral Agents for locating. bhsing and selling
lands and town srope rty in all parts Of the State
north Of satitudc ~ Gnd west as far as III, Plains
including the Concho Country. Jhly2s'N ''io'i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
NI,CoY q MCCOY,
Il m.gSNKs,
- o. PURyIAScE,
" PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

HsspertfuIly tsudsrs HE professional services to
a.. cfrens of n-ifss and vicinity. once first
10 stairs, On the .sRtilroat Cofnsr" building,
ser main strsst aud Pebble square, setlsl llsIlyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

qucnt applause
At the conclusion Of Col. John
son S speech Mr.. Fisher said, Rise
and drink to the memory of the IL
lustrious father of the noble son,
who has paid SO just a tribute to
the memory Of "Our confederate
Dead. .'"-Lerington, VI. Gazette.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
The TIDE OF TRAvEI.-The tide

of travel now sets strongly to this
city. The arrivals yesterday by
stage were over forty, while the de-
partures could have been counted
upon the fingers. We may look for
a large influx of strangers this
Spring and Summer. 1t is strange
that no man who thoroughly under
stands the business will make his
fortune by erecting a tirst-elass hotel
IN this city Enterprise, lst.