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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-09
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(BY TELEGRAPH ToTHE DIsPATcH.l ,s
WAsH1NeTos, December THE war with
the Mahoe Indians still continues In Oregon.
Two more soldiers have been killed. Re.
Inducements of United States troops are
marching to the scene Of action. III .a?. Is
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FIre-crackers, extra loud, made expressly for
retail purposes. at PrZz1Sf's, so7 Broad street
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Fire in Brooklyn.

D.. lBY TELEGRAPH TO TEE pIsPATcH.l Fl
New YORK, December THE AYerll
Chemical Paint Works, IN Brooklyn, were
burned to-day. : -
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English half-hose only four dollars per dozen. for
sale by E. B. SPENCE & SON. o. ~ -
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Fine parior suits atE. GATilRIGRrs, 10 Governor
ssreet. 81 ypft,E- Ii; lz..s. - -r.u.Is Y 5s5.j
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WoRK-BoxEs-new patterns-at j. T. ELY
sons, Main street. a,,.,.iI 't'
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!, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER q 1872.

announcing Shat at the late Lyons Exhibition we
were awarded for eur machine The highest prize,
I. Diploma d'Honnaur.r M 3sssfs
&, TaE HOWE MACHINE CoMPANY.
lk Lett g. Ssocktnsll Treasurer.
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For cough, bronchitis, and consumption in It's
early stages nothing equals DR.. PERCE's Golden
Medical Discovery. --'.
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= A Lone SEssIoN.-The Police Court was
in session until 3 o'clock on Saturday after
noon. .--,.t-, -t.rI =
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Thirty dollars fora full chamber set ut e. GATH
RIGHTS, I6 Governor strcet.s af51F -
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NEW GeeDs.-An the newest styles Of gentle.
mems furnishing goods suitable for the holidays
just received ut 1900 Main street, where E. b.
SPENCE 4 Son have the largest and best-seIectcd
stock of scarfs, neck-tes and bows TO be found in
the city, sa22 .'sftsS.S r s3t
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. GAMES AND PUZZLES Of every variety and OF the
newest styles at j. T. ELLYsoN's, Main street.
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Have your clothing and shirts madsto order by
Z. b. SPENCE & Son. $ u. -
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FCRs altered, repaired. refined, &C., at r. WE1s
GER & Co.'S. .-.-... Il. ,..,- s...., Z
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,slA beautifui fancy silk or satin box GIea
with PfzzTSI's choices. CONNECTIONS Is about the
CORRECT thing" for q beautiful present. PIzzE.t
tss the handsomest lot Of aDe boxes ever seen.
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Samson braces and all other kinds Of suspenders
for sale by 4. B. SPENCE & SoS. -
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II you want to buy ornaments for the head, 90 tc
r. FERRASpIN1's. r2- tr.s+ -E-E u
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Shirts made to order and perfect ft guaranteed by
E.-B. SPENCE & SoN. ~ s1.-.-.,rC. !
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I have analyzed the whissey. known under the
brand Of "B Select." controlled by Messrs. Wall.
TER u. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond, Va, and find it
free from fusn oil and other Impurities, and recon-.
mend its use for medicinal and family purposes.
- = j. B. McCAw, N. D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College Vir-
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AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

terEis; 70? busbels xaEe On private ternss %
LED bnsEels W very 3 good 200 AZ biaisas fir AZ
slss: g. bushels common On private
s e. Is seS 6 s,ss ,s,s
Sss g9sa l sgasis 81 bsssis S 4 sss g
sos bush bushes wv; very u rood Ssw 81
yellow, 20 bushels new at esc. liked, 81 btIshcs
prime new st ezr.-totaI, l7s bushels. Is f q
-. RICHMOND pRICEscURRENT.
{ Tnesa are wholesale pfsess lEor email orders sa
oas es axe WRoese
|, zIs5zs. RSks. asSss ssIslsss 3 sssss + sa.lon.
Ais; scotch, best brailds piats sa'sc Y dozen dozen
Saesa: Ses shoulders aaes ,osc,
and scsrce; ceure r1bbeu ioae.
hog5sgsSsss: Iisin b,ssssisi bss sls sat
alse cdmas S ssss receipts os lower saaes
u BsooMs B1 G strings ss s ,hrsssuings
fsaE ss string siFtngss sal!; large
!, sastas: Ssinted. iwoheops, $3.50; tareo hoops,
Sriss ;ssss ,,a.r: $4,000. "a q. ie ss fss
, i5rsog, Corr s Green, ssset reg. q b.l
sg9nees,t5aaad Lsgs g per sase ef four dozen
sa g mslS aaa .sstsra ets,
common. ioest English dairy 2sSl?to.
ssassis ss e Ssan, ss Iasia. So SEoise
aIsSSYtes ~; 'lI .y aasfa = "A
,s sa9a!ss; Aamaa.ns AZ asnales issls. G tale
sssss sa'ss = sse'1sA
Cseson iarns g s.sss sl;ss = as ia na,ra, ~ s.
esssasa essssss,s sssss, ssas Z Ia sas5sE asIl
Dressod Follls,--Tlrkeys iae9 9lSs. chickens go
Egas sss Rssssas!s alsn ,ssi " 3, s
extract logwoods lsc.; limestone. isc. 8
Il.c.; Freeruan, IOe. lco Arnold ace
Mamsuffa, sac a,a 70 i9dx2S
fses isss
eoTToNs: PeternorSagn, Sc; H. Casof, ,cid,a Sc.
sss; HaISs i,,s assssys assSs Rss. Hs NAin
dian Orchard lsc Granlie,iites a ite. PsAID Do
MEsriGW e ot.owa, isas sC Ioteso; s;s s: soasrss I
nsT 'sHrRTIN: @hito OAK. Icc.: sheridan, iiS1
as aaymaker lsis TlcasG Ham Hanhis,sa u ,Iss
okaBHic. O.. !; &ieaS's :issc: -. !.
DOZEN. ,,.a.,..... !. s,....,. :. - .a..
s ae en- "a. ,s IsSsas - sr I%y 40 9s
1850; Sncy Srsnds ss sioads
Ftsh He[rlngsIEats.erle Hfoss, lole ~ market.
Sortn Az o ~ ssI,S e. S %,rSs, haif
ascs S NSh rounS BaT massers Ss ns s Ne
Shore sso5ssi; No. . fin barrels. si3.s1; No: :.
large lin t,arresss $3.50: ne; >, medum ss.Segss'
w ess sI, shs5 SIa II En-, ~ m ,o' =
E2drseed: sIseGlsl.5o u basliel - s..
sas: Toys mining, aec slyS yslso iee.
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Gloves of all kinds at z. B. SPENCE & Sons, lsot
Main al rect. s. - Il. 4 at... 4. q
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AT r. FERRASDrN1's you will find the largest as
sortment OF hair work In the United States.
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Get the RusNNG-RINa PUZZLE from in. Ell
LYGOy,S. ---.- .e.'... s. iia = 81. r. t--
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h .sEtk4, 3se,s "a Is e 80 kIsi n y o. y
Prince Teck, Chancellor, Premier, and all other
new styles of neck. wear for sale by Il. b. SPENCE
sos. . tatgaaTsd L ~ Fl
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1900 Main street the place for coed clothing and
furnishing goods. Call on SPENCE & Son and ex-
anime their Stock Gi-st ~
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RROFEssIoNAA CARDS.
IT0rLEr .ARTHCLEs. q

NOTICE no THE LABTES.--We have
IN now ready supply OF m nais.sondc IT.,
and dresaing substitute Tor tiie W.
inrI sIjrnert of the hair By tie use of
every indy may have suit or Tong ana thlsk nas.
it contains no sniphuy sugar 1s aa- Or o.1ts 2oa
stf,oiis articles. WOOD SONS. DrpRgisss.
3 De S y 90 n Niufn ano asaia stIsess.
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.FIIl lANCIAI, 4 ND loaIIlhllERCIA,.
EfM.AlMffYaI.9 D

~ "a ss$gs; d 4 FINANCIAL. as3
fBY rKLEGRApn 10 oyHE 5zsrAICfEI
Ngv YoHE December Monsy easier
.at ! gold. Sterling nominai Gold, l13s 10
l1a5. Governments oG q ,and clesed qnist.
States dnli and steady: Tennesses,s 7Ta
new, ISL Tirginia,ss 4s ;new, 50; console,
55s deferred. IS. Lonisianass, IS new, Eo.S
Lefee's, 80 ISIS, 80. Alaba,na's, so Ss, IN.
Georgias, 10 re, Ss. North Caroiinas, 341;
new, 90 special fax, 4aa. South carolinas,
uew, 23aa, a AprfI aud October, 225. 81 q
|46 f.,f5sss 4
CORN AND FLOUR. EXCHANGE.
,tq Saturday, December
OFFERINGS. rs 81 .ssss q s.:s s
WHEAT.-WhIte. aso busbcls Red, e23 busheis.
.SogNs,-W . sss xeiow, ta iusheis.
:tOATs.S-2so brsleis.t sJ ~ gos3 s.ss
{ hHE'T7Ss 0'sasis' sahrs:
/ tWHEAr.- Whites "a ibaxfess choice on private
cls prire as sl.as; 60 Snsnels prime on private
Ssiaeis prime It bushels sssy s.ss sood IL sss;
leo bushels very good At P5 81 ht1shas fair nc
slsS; So bushels common on private terras-tosal
bushels sood &C s y bushels os sypT private
30 bushels good at 80 busleis lair az 90
bushels common at SLss-total. 775 buebels
ttISOR. w httS. 81 bushels very good E6w 60 Glc.
yellow, 20 bushels new al. .escs liked, 81 btlshcs
prime new st ezr.-total, l7s bushels. & sf y
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Buy your clothing and shirts OF E. B. SPENCE &
Bon, 1900 Main street. 4:
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Another lot OF tose styles Of painted sets, at
Z, ,GArHRIGHT's, Mo- 10 Governor street.
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Collars Of all the new styles for sale BY E. B.
SPENCE & Son. a,.; ;r- @sfr34 Il E
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CnAEeERY Court or Satstr-
duy.-The following cases were disposed or
Jarvis d dieen Us. Austin, DC Decree
overrnling exceptions. confirming report of
commissioner, and directing sale Of the real
estate In the billand proceedings mentioned.
Belqin %. Wayne, &c. Decrea Diminishing
bill MS to the plaintiff, Geode and wife, with
costs, and directing defendant Wayne to pay
plaintiff demand with interest and costs.
Sanderson, &C., es. Kings executor, &c.
Decree conrening creditors to show cause
why estate shall not be distributed without
giving refunding bonds. fas IN
= Ahern 81 Gayner rs. Loyal, &c. Decree
for the payment Of costs in part. t.'~i-:-s=.-
Michelhacher, trustee, us. Cobn,&c De
cree oyerruiing petitions Of Burmaster and
Justis with costs, confirming report of sale,
and directing deed to purchasers t1
Smith e. Mahony ps- Gentry: Decree con.
arming report Of commissioner and direct
ing sale of the property IN the bill and pro.
'ceedings mentioned. s'';R& IL y S,@iS =
Chase, &C., rs. Chase. Decree referring
cause to commissioner to make partition and
report. 0--s7t77 sziis's e '3lsS' ~
Rogers os. Williams, &C.; Lipscomb rs.
Rogers, &c. Decree confirming report OF
commissioner and making final disposition OF
the fund IN the causes. ~efT,ies
Lumpkip's administrator rs. MIsey, &c.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and directing purchaser to comply with the
terms Of said sale. ~
Union Bank Of Richmond us. Hallock. De-
cree confirming report of commissioner and
making final distribution of the fund.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER 0. ls72
Run rises s......... 7:l5 Moon scts........-. l-32
sun sets 4:45 High tide. 1887
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ypw. yt,RK MARKETS.

a.S isY sTsGsGEAPIi TO rifE pispATeii.l
I, .ss ,a,sa. unlands iete.T Qftsais. 3etrs Ffeur
i,ii snd ms,chaigsd. Wheat held isn. Corn frpsr
and very n,iiet Lard weak at 7azse. SAsats dnfts
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10 Fine walnut dressing-case suits at e. GATH
HlGHr's, 18 Governor street. 49, h:tizt sist
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Merino half-hose for sale low by 6, B: SPENCE &
SON, -n.,..-.g .-I,.1 z >
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Drawing Of the Kentucky Library Lof-

Ii rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE prsPATcHl
LOUISVILLE, December 1.-The drawing Of
the Kentucky Library Lottery prizes COM
menced this morning. Ticket No. q, ,450
drew the capital prize of $4,000 ,rrji i
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A jar Of Canton ginger from aPTzzrNnsRm bo
Mica rrese1lt for Christmas. - y =. q. ; ,
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DUMGARDNER WHISKEY, subjected
ID to chemical analysis and pronounced pure oy
Professor Ill. Campbell. WASHINGTON ana Leg
University; Professor ~ s. McCu,i9chy ProIsSsMSf ~
William Gilham, DIR. +. z. StriBing. Dr. u. y.
Flerning Or. "A, IL. kauutleroy, and others.
For sale by s4 WILLIAM ii; EAT9M., .,
-sgt.tf - j dealer In fine Groceries and Liquors.
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OFFICE or THE HOWE MACHINE CoAPAyg,l /
- NEW YORK, November IL, Is7S.} 1
.Ias Ros1e Nachtns Company, Richmond Pa.:
e stake pleasure In tnfofming yoa fhat ssaTe In
receipt nf essts daspassa fresa szr Londsn ofaes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
CLOSING Of The CALIFORNIA THEATRE.

From tho San Francisco Alta, yesterday.]
The last performance In the Califor-
mia Theatre was given last night by
the Aimee Opera Boutfe Troupe, and
was 4 fitting close to a very successful
season. not only ofcomic opera. but Of
an uneXampled series Of performances
since the opening Of the theatre. which
Is now to be closed for the first time IN
three and n half years. But the clos
ing IL for the further adornment and
Improvement Of the building; the en-.
tire auditorium Is to be altered and
made 80 that there will be no COM
plant about sound. and It will also be
beautified by n fre.coed ceiling hand
somely upholstered chairs. exquisitely
painted panels, ~proscenium relieved
with figuras, and n new act drop
probably q view Of Yosemite The
lower lobby will be- floored with black
the back wall out to the entrance.
The ceiling Of the veStibule will be
frescoed and ornamented with pris-
matte chandeliers. The galleries are
to b. carried forward 80 rs to bring
the occupants nearer the stage. and
make more seating room In the upper
part Of the houSe. When completed
it Is calculated that the capacity will
be Increased to accommodate over five
hundred more persons. The changes
will require mt least six weeks. and
probably It will be two months before
the theatre Is again opened.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
THE CoC0S TREASURE HUNTERS.

The Cocos Island treasure hunting
expedition on the brig Laura, having
returned to San Francisco, the Alta OF
yesterday gives the following briet ac-
count Of 1t, as obtained from the Purser
Of the brig:
The Laura sailed from San Fran
cisco February 28th. for Cocos Island,
seeking for the hidden treasure"
with Thomas Welch and wife. who
pretended TO know where 1t was buried.
Arrived at Cocos Island March 2Sth,
after = pleasant voyage Of thlrty-one
days. Everything went pleasant and
fine on board. On April lat Walch
pointed out the cave and said the treas
rre was hidden there. about thirty feet
further In. We dug eighty feet and
after digging eight days we came to
tho conclusion that there was no treas
ure there, nor ever had been. Some
were for hanging old Walch and wife,
and some Of the "soft ones OH board
thought that the treasure vas still
there. so we dug twelve days more
soine two hundred fcet-and came at
last TO the head Of the cave and found
no treasure or slgn Of any. Each and
every one went to the end to satisfy
himself, and the owner directed the
vessel to sail for Punta Arenas, where
We arrived in three days and landed
Walch and wife. Siiled thence May
9th latter landing five passenger to
take passage for this port on steamer
ConstltutlOn), for La Union, and ar.
rived there May 9Th sailed thence
May 9Th for Libertad. and a arrived
there May 18th sailed thence May
18th for Acajulta, arriving there May
10Th, when we took In 800 bags Of cot
fee and sailed thence May 23d for San
Jose de Guatemala. arriving oil the
25ti. and sailed same day for this port.
touching at Champcsico May 2Sth ;
sailed thence same day. For the first
sixteen days had calms, making one or
two hundred miles. Gains. squalls
and baffllng the first part Of the pas
sage. aud have been within eight hun
dred miles Of this port for the last
twenty days. with strong northerly
winds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
"CoMPLICATED.n

Under the above heading the Vir-
ginia Chronicle Of yesterday, In one OF
Its characteristic editorials, delibe-
rately states that "the expression ia
everywhere to be heard that there l.
no longer any difference between par
ties and that so far rs Nevada Is con-
cerned the fight Is simply between the
California Bank Ring and the people.
In such a cas- the people must Will
they cannot afford to surrender their
interests to the control Of one Of the
most grasping, arrogant and heartless
monopolles on the coast" Now this
Greeleylsh view Of the subject Is the
most transparent bosh In the. world,
and the writer Of it will realize that
fact before the present great political
campaign Is concluded. mo differ
encs between parties" Indeed. That
sort Of logic may do we'll enough for n
"neutral" paper, but can't tool the
public much. Neither Is the other no
ton about there being any conflict be-
tween the California Bank and the
people entitled to rel serious consld-
Grafton, for no such conflict Is appa-
rent, and the assertion Is only made
for effect. Tho people are fully able
to discriminate rs to which Is the most
"grasping. arrogant and heartles.
monopoly OH the coast" and the
Chronicle or any other paper cannot
blind the good sense Of the people rs
to the real monopolist wolves Ia
sleeps clothing, by bowling California
Bank at them. The balance OF the
article l. devoted principally to full
some praise and political advocacy Of
Sutro, and it would be no great or un-
just stretch of the imagination to sup
po-e that the article was written by
the immaculate Adolph himself, for he
has been drifting into the columns Of
that paper ever since he has got back
from Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
An EDITOR BsUTAllY ASSAULTED.
from the Sal, Lake Herald, July 81


Yesterday afternoon. asC. W. Pen.
rose, Esq. editor of the Ogden juno.
ton, was proceeding down East Tenn
pie street, Inc was hailed by some
person walking behind him. and upon
hating was accosted by II pettifogging
lawyer. named W. Il. Keithly, who
grabbed him BY the coat collar and
muttered with an oath something about
taking something back, Mr.. Penrose,
whose left hand was e.. numbered with
4 small box which he vas carrying.
demsnded Eeithlr to t'ke away his
hand, at the same time disengaging
himself from him. Ecithly then drew
back and struck Penrose a heavy blow
with n zane nc carried. the blow taking
effect OH the cords OF his neck. behind
the left ear. the force breaking off the
head OF the cane. This stunned Pen.
rose and rendered him measurably
helpless; but the brute, not satisfied,
struck him another heavy blow with
the stick across the LEFT temple. this
time breaking 1t In two, aud leaving =
rather ugly cash. Penrose By this
time had Somewhat recovered himself,
and grappled with his assallant, who
continued to assault him till he was
drawn off by Mr.. j. d. Ross. whom
the fracas brought on the ground. We
know nothing about the alleged pro-
vocation for this outrage, but under
stand that keithly took umbrage at
m article recently published In the
Junction. supposed to reflect upon him.
hut In which his name did not appear.
Kelthly IA Immediately arrested and
taken before Justice Clinton, and
bound over to answer the charge on
Monday ut II o'clock. Nj. Penrose Is
not seriously injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
Union Republican Ticker
FOE VICE Pr EsIDHNr,
HENRY WILSON,
~
LIVINGSTONE

tits quite a problem with many peo-
ple as 10 what real benefit to tile
world, the interests Of science. or to
mankind generally, the chronic ex-
ploratlons Of DR.. Livingstone amount
to. True, he reports having di+cov-
cred q watershed = hundred
miles long. and thinks he knows Of
another farther of fully rs large. yet
are these sheds Of IS much practical
use to the world as the snow sheds
along the line Of the Central Pacific
Railroad? 1t may, however. be gratl-
fying to many to know where the I'm
yanyembe lies g~listening In the hot
sue, or that the dark. shlrtless natives
who paddle their little canoes over
tho broad waters OF the Tanganyika.
are happy. whether virtuou' or not
Those who contemplate visiting ujiji.
may also desire to keep posted as to
Its position and prospects. and the ex-
act locality, and size Of the original
creek, trout brook or spring forming
the source Of the Nile, may be Of the
utmost Importance to ascertain and
accurately locate on the maps for Use
In female seminaries aud other schools
where they teach geography. Be this
a. 1t may. the indomitable explorer
shows q vast amount Of enthusiastic
energy and persistent pluck In the
matter, and we do not desire to dis
parage or discourage him In this arti-
Gle. In his recent letters from
Ujiji, he speaks feelingly Oh the sub
ject Of slavery In that country, and
hopes to see It abolished. He paid a
handsome compliment to our country
In giving to II OF the great lakes In
the valley Of the Nile the name Of Lin
coin, '.as my tribute Of love" writes he.
Ito the great good ma Of America"
The San Francisco Aha In an article
on this subject says: No one under.
stands better than Livingstone the Ill
finite moral and civil evil Of human
slavery ; hence his reverence for Lin
coin, who had the moral courage TO
root out that accursed Institution that
dlsgraced free America. We begin to
think that Livingstone Is a sound Re
publican ; II he were II citizen Of this
country he would make n splendid
candidate on the Republican mot Gree
ley ticket. We have no donb, that his
high esteem for our President Is equal
to that for Lincoln. Will he then
oblige us further? Let the first large
lake or river which lie shall discover
be named Grant, and the smallest riy-
ulet, Greeley"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30

JIM CoSLEY Is n of the best known
Of the veteran typos Of the Pacific
coast, and he ian not only set type fas-
ter than most anybody, but he can also
outtalk any ordinary man or woman
either. Jim has always been and still
Is a consistent. jolly, good Democrat.
The Eureka Seat.nel has been pros
pectiug the immortal James, and re-
ports the following result:
A few days ago We addressed him a
short letter on private business, Incl.
dentaily throwing In the interrogstory
"How do you stand on Horace"
Following Is his laconlc reply: NO
Horace or garden truck for me-" Tie
response Is not what we expected. but
must admit that Is wonderfully
characteristic Of the maj.