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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-01
CRY AUDrToR's OFFICE,

CITY AUDrroR's OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, janugr? 90, 1872.
no OWNERS OF DOGS.--Licenses for
4 dogs to run al large during 1879 will be Issued 1t
this Office, commencing FEBRuARYl l, 1872. not
procured By the ljt Of February the penalties CT the
ordinance Will be enforced.
WILLIAM r. ALLDERDICE,
IA 3I-tEebiS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Auditor.
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DENTISTRY.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, hiss @ysssa
W always pure ana fresh NITROUS OX-CufIH
lDE GAS FOR painless extraction Of teeth.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made OF any description
and of best materials.
OLD GOLD PLATE ta,sep in EXCHANGE for new.
al operations Thoroughly performed .I3 wax
ein.ea-
AID iichtl, Ici--G@
-
D0EEi.ASD Ii ME AND EARLY
!. u ROSE PGfAEoEs---l.4s9-l arseli LINE; 90
barrels T. AZ Z 81 POTATOES; daily ex pee.ssl
rsT schooner florence Aiayo
Ma5 $1,000 =. Z. LIZ.
4 Ii. KINDS OF JOB W32sk NEARLY
=. IXrlstIAI, 80 CEIg. HiataTSH PRINT
iSs aQLSG.
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II CLOAh@, EMBROIDERED AND
BRAIDED ShCQUES,
WATERPROOF CLohhs.
BLACK 3IEEISO SEA"Ls,
Handsome SrRIrED SuAWL' at a. 'o.d ~ -
tie beginning Of TIC season;
SMALL SHAW G IT 75c. would te caesp t:t;
Heavy b. CsIS and WHITE PLAID SHAWL a.
/. woUlG re bargain =; scso;
Handsome BEGCHE SIAWLS;
EpCaxF.sT sIiAWls az =. sI.ej, $40, .nd g,
LEVY BEOTHLRS',
1918 aud 1918 Main s:seet.
USBLEACIIED KNITTING COTTON ct Soc' u
poura: COTTON YARNS, al numbers. ia.'
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- y-'S.r,yr &c
IL Y i = : aA5.
! literary ENTERTAINMENT
FOR TIE
BENEFIT or PITuIAS HALL FUND,


HALL. OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
FRIDAY, EVENING, FEBRUARY 4. 1871,
or which occasion the following programme viii be
Observed:
nocin entitled E&OCH ARDEN.
ri. Coioasi ". :. CHINA \ viii deliver rs popu-
lar lecture upon THE GOAT"
his bu.iesIue Of UEDERW GODS CHARGE 10
LIS GRAND JURY.
The Italian larplsts will be in attendance and ct.-
coEr.e music during The nic:m!-sious.
Thc Entertainment Wi! commence prompt! al
O'Clock.
TICKETS 50 cent?. to rs had 81 tie hook.tore OF
lie us. West & Johnston aud OF Henlber5 o! mo
tF+nr. le ~
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OFFICIAL.
CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,

CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, JANUARY 80, 1872.
NOTICE TO TRANSFERS, OWNERS
II Or CARTS. DRAYS, WAGONS, HACKS, &C.
Tie CITY LICENSES for running wheeled vehicles
the streets cI pre Jaruary 81, la72. hereby give
notice that al owners, &C.. above, arc required 10
procure tie licenses for Isl. at this Office before
The 18th day Of Fe0ruar. l52 or be liable 10 the Duo
imposed by city ordinance.
WiL:Ll3i II. ALLpERDICE,
"a sI-tCehis Auditor.
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InEPINRD BAR IRON; Haalat,5I s',,.
IL a,rc,,ss i,op Hammered Country ltSn ~
,nersd Norway Nail RSds W. yllc,
Safs Ingot, Copper, BiosS
sod apl,ss,a Sheet frsn Eur sstls by ,p,na.
Ia JOHN u. aQGoqS's SONS, PsAiso '''-'
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JANUARY, 1871.

T. r. PRICE & Co,
IN accordance with ,c.r usual custom 8. Ills 'ea'''
VIII sell uo0n ,heIr roar counter
MANY VERY DECIDED BARGAINS
IN FALL. and WINTER POPLIES; also, so7Is t's
ladies' and Misses suited for carly spring.
These goods are desirable IN avery respect andoAy
gold 20 reduce STOCK.
WI he included II the lot
sr,ACE MUIiAIgS aud ALFAcAs-alwa!'! IN re-
quest.
Also, some fns jobs In
Linens, TABLE DAMA:Hs, NAPKINS, &C., i''
housekeeping purposes.
Their stock IL tresh and attractive, o:!us EoH1 ~
all the time.
Just opcned, by steamers .nG express,
LADIES' and GENTLEMES'5N KID Gi-o' s.S''e'!
best;
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and SETS,
MOURNING Wells and COLLARS,
BLANKETS,
FLANSELS,
brown andBLEAoncD coTToSs,
sHEETlEGs,
DIAPERS,
DOYLEs, &s., ga
r K. PRICE CO.,
a., Iiol Aia!n street
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II CARPETS, OL-CLOTHS,
MATING,
RUGS. MATS,
DEUGCET,
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE a:ld MUSLIN CURTAINS,
GREETINGS,
pILLOW-CASIEe,
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
lU.-IO-:IS, ~
LEVY BROTHERS..
1913 AMI 1918 Mtin street.
Loo. AZ cur sc. and&! AID GLOVES. jasJ
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MEETSTGG.

THURSDAY, Fcbruar! lst, 1872.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
z ING o. TIE OLD DOM!E!OE CLUB viii be
he'd IL Lloi: Cinb-r0ur. TONIGHT n = o'clock.
Members are requested TO he punctual III attend-
aIgc. - huanrs Of i."por:ancc viii be brought De-
fore The meeting. i}.' order or
JthIl.S y. TYLER, President:
DA~I-L WIZ. stcr"!ary. fc lit
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RESTAURANTS.

SPECTAL NOTICE.-MlhE bE Ia
sTTI ! on rASD.--Naying tskei, NS",79t%s,
old stand on the Corner OF iranklin an1 nd
Streets lie Is prepared y sgssi,r rs IcSor0R ara
CIeAWss Give him cali. Free lunch GAY
IL 10 l O'Clock. -...s...~---
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aI- THE GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
WINTER GOODS WILLIE CONTINUED
A FURTHER REDUCTION IN rR1cEs-aLr.
GOODS TO BE SOLD BEFORE OUR Re-
howl TO THE NEW STORE.

WHITE EDGE BLACK SIZE at sl..s wor.h sls,
per yard;
BLACK slLE 1t sl.so,sLss, g., and s..s,-all r.r7
cheap;
SILL ard " ooE VELOUR at g. worth tI.n;
PURE SILK anf WOOL PoPLrNs at si.2s and
$3.50 per yard worth 9i.7s and 81;
DOCBLE-WIUTu ALPACAS at 25c worth Sc:
REPS for ladies' ana gcn.lenien's dsesslng-cowo,
the best goods. III &c. TSorth asc.;
DE LANES for dress!ng-gowns. handsome p..-
terms, at 2Jc. would be cheap 3: &c;
HANDSOME DAG OSAL IW!LLED PLAIDs at
25c. worth &c.;
WIDE DIAGONAL TWILLED PLAJDs, var.
rantcd III, pare wool, 1T DC. worth !Ig5 per ward.
PLuM-COLOR POpLIN POINTELLE a. ae.
worth sI.25 per yard;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, warranted ell wool, Il %, cn.
ard &C.:
PURE WOOL sATTEENs q. :oc. worth 81 Per
yard;
BLACK AND WHITE ALL-WO0L PLAIDs a.
&c. worth 40c. per gard.
SHEPHERD PLAIDS At 4tc. worth 73c.;
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS, full yard wtce, :. &c.
worth &c;
BLACK ALPACAs at .. 40, IS, soc, and up to ST.,
per yard:
BoMBAZINEs, OF the best manufacture. at s?s,
$3.50, S!.7s, sad 1? per yard, al exceedingly
cheap and niucn DclCT regular prices;
TANISE, BLACK ALL-NOOL De LANES,
BLACK FRENCH MERINO, POPLISS AND
EMPRESS CLOTHS;
HANDSOME EMPRESS CLOTH R0EE DE
CHAMBPEs at so worth SIS;
FRENCH MEEINOS at great bargains;
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS Of every dcscr!s-
ton at very low prices.
Now is the time to purchase your DRESS GOODS.
You will find the largest, best asserted stock and tLa
CHEAPEST GOODS, at
ja3O LEVY BROTHERS.
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ruDLlc FREE SCHOOLS.

Ilr. Vas AuKES moved to reconsider the
vote l,y which the Iouse few days age
agreed to the report Of the Committee On
schools.and Colleges, declaring it incXpedlent
to lc@islate on IL resolution proposing 10
preaciibc additional penalties for the failure
ri school superintendent and trustees 10 per-
form their duties, and to make such Offices
elective. In support Of his motion, Mr.. VAN
AUKES said that the superintendent OF schools
for his county lived fifty miles from three Of
the townships, and so far as he could ascer-
tain, had never visited them on school bu>l-
ness. There were only three schools in the
county, and these were all colorcd, although
the school population of the county was
$500, and tic tax for school purposes had
been imposed By IN almost unanimous vote.
Mr.. Z. Il. JONES said similar state Of
affair, existed in his county. lie thought the
ONLY remedy WAS to make school superlli-
teuderts and trustees elective offices.
Mr.. DOUGLAS complained Of similar evil, III
Wcstmorclaud and Richmond counties.
Dir. HILL thought the provisions OF the e1-
istino law were sufficient to mees sucn con-
tingcuclcs.
Nlr. RAMspELL would vote for the recon-
sdcrltion on general principles, but bore tes-
timony to the efficiency Of the superintendent
III tie county Of Surry. Lie favored making
al! offices elective.
Nr. BURKuolDER called the pending Ques-
ton, but the call was not Sustaincd-yesss, Is;
nays, 5S.
Pending tie consideration Of The motion
to reconsider, the hour fer the special order
arrived.
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~ MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS
for men, women, ard children;
COTTON and WOOL HOSE, SOCKS, and
GLOVES;
BUCK: DOGsEIN. and KID GLOVES:
Geuts DOUBLE-STITCuED AID GLOVES 81
$3.50 per pair.
largo stock OF
BREAKFAST sua AVIS,
SONTAGS,
HOODS,
SCBIAS,
COMFORTS,
WHISTLES, aid
LEGGINS or CATERS,
all 10 be sold 1T closne-out p1iccs,at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 aud 1915 Main street.
Look at orr coc. and 81 klD GLOVES. JaSo
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u LACE GU 7 AIM ANp CUR
TAIN LACES.-We offer some elegant LACE CUR
TAI&S at extremely low prices NOTTINGHAM
LACE for curtains Mt zoe. worth sc. per yard;
NOTTINGHAM LACES for curtains from &C. To
ST. per yard; CORNICEs and BANDS for curtains;
/. large assortment Of WINDOW SHADES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street
ED GLOVES st soc. and 81 per pair. ia3o
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',-.-.a .hat his library be eA

,doo, county, asking that his library oe OK
e' 'Ry Mr. TAYLOR, of Norfelk+-Blll to ineor-
,opstc IN, the chesapeake Warehouse Company.
pV Rv same: Bill to incorporate the Neither
muir Turnpike Company. .,.;-, of
Bv slr. GRAHAM: Petition OF citizens OF o,
vnt;oway county asking the establishment
Of an Insane Asylum at BurkeVille.
SENATE BILLS ORDERED TO ENGRossNESr.
Incorporating the Petersburg Law As'o-
CATION. ,,,,,
10 Incorporate the Mechanics Ml,lna,
Building Fund and Dollar Savings Gaoh Oh
the city OF Stanton.
incorporating the West Point ferry.
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Senate bin for the assessment OF aHes OF
persons, property, income, licenses, @s'' ne-
ine the unfinished business OF YESTERDAY, VIZ
taken up and considered until Tie houi "a
The senate will meet AGAIN to-nlol7'o"
Thursday morning at II O'Clock.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Sneaker HANGER in the chair.
PRAYER bv Rev. J. Il. G:;rlic6, Of the Leigh
Street Baptist church.
g,r.s rErcgTED AND PLACED OK TILE CALENDAR
Senate bills: TO extend the time within
which James Fields, late sheriff OF Washing
ton county, my collect the taxes for 1863 ana
1870; to Incorporate the Norfolk and South
ern Hallway Company. House bills: For
the protection Of fish in the Potomac river
west Of the Blue Ridge; for the relief o.
james w. Andrews (; Co.; to declare PI2g
river. in P;ttsylvania county. a lawful fence;
FOR the relief Of the suretlcs OF John l..
5oughton, late sheriff Of Essex county 10
appropriate $4,000 for the purchase OF law
library for tie use OF the Court OF Appeals 81
iTyIueviue.
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oAocIouo .Cccz,2 O. Y!5z Erw sca2s:
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CoLuMBUs WAGON. RoAD.--Several Of
ths-sabscribers to this enterprises, forthe
purpose Of securinst the benefits Of legal
organization, incorporated yesterday &C
cor,ling to the Laws VI the State, under
the title Of the Columbus and Carson
Toll Road Company, and the present
subscribers 70 the road and all new ones
obtained will be entitled to stock. The
crpit;.l stock of the company is fixed at
ten Thousand dollars, divided into one
Thousand shares, of ten dollars each. A.
D. Chamberlain, Angus Mcleod, and W.
D, keyser, George Gilison and John q.
Fox were designated as Trustees, to man
age the concerns Of the company for the
first six months. Upon filing and record
ing their certificate and plat Of road in
Esmeralda county the company will have
the right to construct and maintain their
road between the points designated in
their plat and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
the Nine Nile House. - TE7 .g +
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
l. &C a Ne w 3.

SAINT ANDREW s SOCIETY society
founded upon the principle of brotherly
love, and whose aim is benevolence, held
a meeting last Saturday evening, in their
hall above Mason & Chamberlain 8 old
business stand, and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: William
Pearson, President; J. Sutherland, LIST
Vice President; d. G. Corbett, End Vice
President; ]. X. Mcdonald, Secretary:
II. c.. Corbett, Financial Secretary; R.
Cameron, Assistant Secretary; Rev. Mr.
Wood, Chaplain; DR.. Marotte. Physician
Trustees: John Legget, James Oliver, e.
Christie. Committee on Relief: Norman
McLeveyn, Jas. Easton, S. L. Swift.
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RoBBERY.-Last night q daring scoun-
drel nipped the days sales of Mr.. Crom-
we'll the one armed fruitseller and dis
appeared. The theft was soon discovered
however, the thief pursued, and found
loafnS in Corbett's saloon. In answer to
old Mr.. c. who with Stearn had tracked
him out, he offered first to give back So,
and then so. The old man said: mo;
all or none" So they put him in soak
till Justice p. shall appear.
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Johnnie Bartholomew, who came down
from American Flat yesterday noon. re-
ports that the work of reconstruction is
progressing finely. The working parties
from both ends of the tunnel have made
their way to within sevsnty-tive feet of
each other. This is glad tidings of great
Joy, for many reasons, to Carsenites and
v:rginians, as well rs the mill people
along the river. We learn from Mr..
Milton Esther that no mills above the
Eureka and Santiago get enough ore to
keep them ''runnig full" The Bruins
wick and Mexican run full when they run
at all, but they have to shut off and wait
for the ore to accumulate, which is
brought down in wagons, as Of yore be-
fore the locomotives of the Virginia Il
Truckee railroads had yet whistled
through the canyons along the bed Of the
booming Carson. ...I. ......
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THE FINEST Hor SULrHrR BATHS IN
WORLD PLACED AT YOUR DooR.-Monsieur
La Chapelle with all the unfeignel polite
hess of the genuine Frenchman is waiting
for you always. His easy rolling wagon
takes you over mile and half Of plea
SAINT road in few minutes to the cele-
brated baths from which, by NEARLY
bathing and without the aid of Turkish
scrubbing brush you emerge physically
pure and spotless
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The Epix0Ot.

The latest item about the horse disease
we find in the ST. Paul Press and it reads
"A good one is told of Sixth street
improvement contractor. He owned a
valuable horse that became very i'll, and
the services of veterinary surgeon were
called. The surgeon attempted cure,
but failed to perfect it, and finally adj
vised the owner to shoot the ani,nal-it
was impossible to cure it, So the animal
was led over into the woods back of West
st Paul, but just Us the sanguinary trigger
was to be pulled an old German ap peared
IN the scene. Being informed OF the
contemplated act, he begged the horse
and received it. Yesterday the animal
WAS driven across the bridge, before
heavy load. IN good health; and tie old
German thinks he is several hundred
dollars ahead.
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LEAVING Us.-Dr Alien leaves Reno to
locate in Carson, he expects to take med
acil charge of the States wards, the in
sane persons under charge of Lieutenant
Governor Denver. Rumor says that Dr.
Hogan is about going East on a visit, also
that DR.. Fredericks contemplates leaving
this section. We take this opportunity
to express our sympathy with the under
taker, on the dismal business prospects
Of the coming Winter
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ORPHEUs.-A well spring of such elo

ORPHEUs.-A well spring of such elo-
quent music gushed forth from the
orchestra o: Winston's Exchange last
night, as was never struck in the regions
of sage brush before. Professors Drey-
fous and Merzb,ch proved themselves
aristes par excellence in the manipulation
of piano and violin Mr.. Winston de-
serves the gratitude of our community
for furnishing us this rarest of treats to
vlich all are welcome and may enjoy
without money and without price.
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Supreme Curto.

Opinion filed yesterday in the case of
". p. LeahiSh appellant vs. E. A. White,
respondent. Judgment reversed, and the
Court below directed to render Judgment
in accordance with the prayer of the bill.
By Lewis, j.. Whitman, j., and Belk-
nap, j., concurring.
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FUNEHaL--We call attention to the
funeral ceremonies Of Mrs. Boyer, wife of
Mr. John Boyer, Of Buena Vista. which
sfe to take place to-day. The Odd Fel-
lSws Of Carson Lodge No. 4, and of Can
KAl Lodge No. 20 are respectfully invited
to attend the ceremonies at the Han of
Carson Lodge No. 4. See notice.
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REcEIPTs OF MoNEY.-The following
sums, in addition to S101, 467 already
reported. have Just been paid in ON
the December account: Douglas coun-
ty, 5000; White Pine, 5000. Total,
$1l4, 467
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WHEN WILL IT OPks!-It is getting to
be much mooted question and of no
little seriousness as to when the Ormsby
will be open to the p lbllc. Its abund-
ant rooms will be occupied with much
readiness SO soon as may be. Moreover,
they are needed.
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In TowN.-Gen. John b. Winters,
Counsellor Wood and Judge VIII Camp
bell showed themselves on Carson street
Yesterday. Winters and wood were as
handsome rs usual: and Campbell seemed
to at'afe nothing of his genial and mag
netic agliness.
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PEnsoNAL.-Mr. Mack, Assemblynan
eject from Lyon county, was in town
yesterday looking far winter quarters.
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The Billiard Sharp McCleary, cham
pion Of California, was in town yesterday
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily. specially for the NEW APPEAL.
by RICE X PsrEiss, Stock Brokers, in Wells,
Fars~J X Co.'S. osiice, Carson. t.
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LrfA Morning Report.
$50 Orhir IS, III, - bI, 5S,5i
~ Goull & Curry III bjO, 22o
- Savage 81, Do
ITO Choliar Il
rs Hale Il Norcross 81, 90
~ Point I'D 1917 H.E
20 Jacket lvn, luz o. .aaE~
$50 Imperial I0si. 10f. b30
100 Beicher li3. ll3h. lis b3O. 1l2x
I'D Sierra Nevada IL q, l51.
225 Julia 3'e. Jt.
SO Buckeye
2U0 Justice 3, 3 b0, 50 ...t .....R
liz Caledonia - Z. .9.4, 80 b5, 29a b3
~ kLIck.rDpvk.r5
2Ou X Utah b;
l5j Globe Ia, Ia
100 Silver Hill $ -
- Eclipse IUts
- Pictou ~ cents
40 S,rltur -. sU. 7J cents
~ Woouvillej
Evening Report.
2lS0 Meadow Valley 10, 20A, ~ %, 2Ok b30,
1905 Raymond Ely ~. ~. s6 \, 96 bSo. a. 93.
951. 81. 30 bio. "a y. vi. 81 b5o, 81 sJs. VI
lis Eurekt Con- ~. 49,. bio
$50 Phsg,.iX a, 3G,3
60 Phoebe Is, lo.4, Ii
$50 wasl.ir ,toa 4 Creole aj4. "a, 2A. - bio
lOo Alps AZ Trf
2U Page 24s,2s
I'D Flag ~, los
ltU Adams Hi l
5lN Hunt ~, "a
lJO Peaviae
$40 Insomar Z, IA, IL
LOO Condor Ia
3uu Belmont So
loo IvaIi,oe l !.
10 Chief of Hlii54
10 Newark.
INo Hermes i5]@. lG 'isla tn. st bso. Is
$50 Alualor Tunnel So,
100 Home Tics-t Ia
o. 40 Silver Mes. l5x 500. ... a
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E. BAIRD AND ScorrY have not fallen
victims to foot pads as was rumored here,
but to their own passions. The Enter
prise says they quarreled, probably about
"a woman, and. fought. After the fray
Scotty telesraphed to the proprietor Of
the teams. Mr.. Ryan who lives on the
Divide: II am shot and Baird is dead.
Come and get your team"
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Fine Beaver Suits, Cashmere salts,
BroadclOth Suits, Hats, Caps,
Ties, etc., etc.,
And large supply Of BAY CLOTHING. which
offer for sale at the very lowest rates.
CALL AND SEE.
Carson City, Sept. ., 1872. LIT
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FURTHER PrrPAnArI0Ss FOR THE BALL.
The young gentlemen who have under
taken the job of pleasing the people in
the way of Thanksgiving Bali, are
leaving no stone unturned to make the
enterprise success. Arrangements have
been made to have the floor at the hall
covered with canvas the better to facili-
tate the tripping of 1.-The light fantastic;''
an excellent supper is to be prepared and
served by an expert; and carriages are TO
be placed at the service Of those who shall
be good enough to leave their orders at
the Office Of Mr.. J. e, Ladd.
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DmrrIcr CoURr--In the case of II. Y.
Stewnrt .harged With assault upon Thos.
CuriSan, verdict wasrendered not gnilty
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26

a few hundred dollars without being aware
who is to be the next Representative, the
forthcoming tax collector the incoming
Judge, or the next Governor. A merchant
viii spend day of unrest and activity to
make dollar or two, and if he fails will
be disappointed, but will spend no
time on politics or take part in the govern
ment Of the country. We hope for a
change. Let the business men cease to
take the works of politicians on trust, but
go and examine for themselves. Let them
cast off the bonds with which former adj
ministrations, that grew from their neglect
of public affairs, have fettered them.
Strike out anew. Unite all energies to
place proper men in station, and to reject
the worthless and the bad. Devote as
much time to canvassing the merits Of a
candidate for Office as to a candidate for
position of clerk or book-keeper, and see
that by no device or trick can a humbug
get into Office. Let the business men Of
the State pay to politics the same atten-
ton, in proper proportion, as to their own
affairs, and the country is safe.