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Composition of the Coming Congress.

Composition Of the Coming Congress.
Washington correspondence of New York World,
November ILL.,
The third and last session Of the Forty
second Congress commences on Monday the
I'd of December, and ends on the 4th Of
March, 1878, by constitutional Limitation,
The law which required the new Congress
to meet on that day has been repealed, and
consequently there will be no general session
of the Forty-third Congress till December,
1873. As the 4th Of March ensuing marks
the commencement OF q new Presidential
term the Senate will be called in brief extra
ordinary session for executive business only.
As coordinate branch Of the Executive 1t
Is perpetual body, and therefore always or
to perform but to admit new senators from
the States following:
d alabama. "A senator to be elected Id place
OF George n. Spencer. a Democratic gain.
ArkG1sas,-A senator to be elected In
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The Returns.

Two counties In Virginia yet remain to be
heard from-Alexaudria and Buchanan.
When the returns now missing are re-
ceived we shall publish tabular statement
of the vote of the State by districts and
counties. SESER's majority in the First dis
trict is 373; PLATT's in the Second, 5,2l4
SMITHS in the Third, 5GS; STowEIL's in the
Fourth, 1925; DAv1s's in the Fifth, 200
WHrrEnEADs in the Sixth, 622; HARRIs's in
the Seventh, 4,15S. The mnjorities for Hun
TON In the Eighth and Bowen in the Ninth
district will be determined by returns re-
spectively from Alexandria and Buchanan.
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The MASSACHUSETTS SESAToRsnIP.-Tll

The MASSACHUSETTS SESAToRsnIp.-The
New Bedford (Mass.) Mercury says:
"The persistent insinuations Of certain
Republican journals that Hon. Benjamin f.
Butler is q candidate for the United States
senatorship are without the slightest founda-
ton. We have the best authority for stating
that General Butler has not been, and is not,
an aspirant to the place. He has been, and
Is now. warmly in favor of the election OF
Hon. George S. Boutwell,, who is announced
as a candidate, and whose prominent fitness
for the place canuot fail to secure his choice
bv the Legislature.o
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mg- STRONG TEsTIMoNY.-srvrpyy

| OF STRONG Observation-Disclosures.
VILE, OHIO, September 1, ls7l.-Dr. Hilliam H.
Tut: Dear Sr,-I feel IL duty to you and to SUI
fering humanity TO make public the great merits OF
your Extract SarsaparllIa and Queens Delight.
For years have been great sufferer, my general
health broke down, and was affected with nervous
ness Of the most terrible character, which was soon
followed by an eruption all over the body, forming
large ulcers In some places, and attended with rheu
matte pains. Tongue cannot describe my suffering
was reduced almost TO skeleton, and had per.
feet loathing Of food was attended by several
physicians, who rendered lne relief despaIrcd
of ever being well again, but thanks to kind Pro-
violence accidentally heard of your medicine. I
sent for half dozen bottles and before had taken
three began to feel better, my appetite Improved
and the rheumatic pains became less severe, snd
could enjoy sleep. ! have continued Its use, and
have taken eleven bottles, and believe am sound
man again. The ulcers have all healed, my skin Ii
smooth and healthy, and have gained twenty two
pounds In weight believe my sickness resulted
from faint Of scrofula would earnestly recon-
| mend your compound to my folow-sufferers. With
de ep gratitude TO you, 1 am ever your friend,
JAMES FRANKLIN.
DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are mild and gen.
tie purgatve, possessing the peculiar merit OF
Ing as powerful agent In relieving congestiye or
torpid liver. They have no equal.
Or. TUFTS HAIR-DYE promotes the growth OF
the hair. no le-eod&wlt
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THOMAS SETTLE, OF NORTH CARoLISA.-A
Washington correspondent of New York
paper states that Thomas Settle, of North
Carolina, who, it will be remembered, was
the president of the National Republican
Convention, is candidate for the vacancy
that ia expected to occur in the Supreme
Court of the United States by the retirement
OF Judge Nelson.
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The Old Dominion Magazine on. W. HA-
zIEwooD, Richmond, pubisher.) has greatly
improved since it has received an accession
of capital and enlarged its list of contribu-
tors. The last No. bears evidence Of
careful editing, and has several very interest
ing original articles.
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An Interviewer Fooled.

1Ir. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS arrived in
the steamer Russia on Wednesday night.
When he reached the wharf Herald re-
porter saluted him and drew forth his gimlet
to perforate him; but Mr.. ADAMS proved to be
iron.clad, and the reporter put away his gim-
let and left discounted. He tells his own
story cheerfully, showing that men of his
profession are well kyanized and insensible
to things that might penetrate other people.
It Is their trade to make capital out Of every
turn In affairs:
"HeraM Reporter: I beg your pardon
MIR. Adams, but IN my anxiety to serve the
public interests desire to ask you on behalf
of the Herald, which represent, three ques-
tions, with your kind permission. First, TO
what hotel are you going tonight? Second,
will you 60 direct to Washington, after you
have resied over night, to consult with MIR.
FishP Third, can you give me your views
ON the Geneva Conference?
"'sir,' said Mr.. Adams, drawing back
affrighted at being interviewed before he had
touched American soil, and very much sad.
dened at the news which had just been told
him Of the destruction of the business por-
ton of Boston. Sir I am now simple
private citizen, and desire to have no com
lnunication with the press. ] am going to
the Brevoort House tonight, and ] will an.
swer no further questions with emphasis).'
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~ GREAT BARGAINS:

NJ GREAT BARGAINS:
HEMSTTTCHED IIANDKERCHIEFS at - per
dozen, would be cheap ut 81:
Genuine FRENCH NEEDLE-WoRkEDiNi INITIAL
HASDKERCHIEFS,w worked In the converts OF
Paris; must he seen to he appreciated. Price,
IL each, worth $l.5e. -
HAMBURGER EDGISG5 and ISsERTlNGS from
20c. to $3.50 per yard;
BIRD'S-EYE DIAPER at 3oc worth doc. per yafa
Wide HUCKABACK TOWELLISG at 2Sc. per
yard would be cheap at 3Jc.:
1ryRTEhCHED IUCKABACK TOWELLING at
ls3c worth zoe. per yard; at
LEVY BROTHERS.
SEWING-3lACHINE NEEDLES of all kinds.
10 10
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Mt ANOTHER LOT OF BARGAINS
~ DRY GOODS,

New styles REP and BROCADE POrLRSs, IS to
soc. per yard; best and most fashionable SAT-
TEENS at 75c. per yard; all-woel EMPRESS
CLOTHS, so, %, aud 75c. per yard; the celebrated
LION BLACK ALPACAS at 35c. to 81 SOC. per yard;
finest SILK VELOUR POPLINs nj 81 worth
S1.so per yard; IRISH POPLINs, extra wide. at
$3.50 worth 81 per yard; BL ACK and c0LORED
DRESS SILKS at sl75 TO 10 per yard; BLACK
French MERlNoS and BOMBAZINES 81 to Sis
per ward; BLACK PARIsIESE and CREPE POP.
LINS a5c. 10 81 per yard BLACK and COLORED
VELVETEESS at nc. and upwards; TRIMMING
SILKS and SATINS ut 81. $3.50, and s2 per yard;
WHITE CORDUROY at Sl.25 worth 81 per yard;
BLACK, GREEN, BLUE, and GOLD MIXED
WATERPROOF ut rs and $50 per yard;
PLAID and STRIPED SHAWLS, latest styles,
$3.50 to SO; BLACK BEAVER CLOTH CLOAkS,
recent novelties, ~ to SIS; UNDERWEAR LAN.
NELS. BLANKETS, CASSlMERES, &C., at the
very lowest prices.
KID GLOVES at 7sc., 81. and Sl.s9 per pair.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
1013 Main street. opposite the post-otfce, anu
no Is COL Broad street, corner sixth.
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@ RosADAL1s cures all eases Of chro.

mic rheumatism. Read the following:
Dear Sirs,-You viii please send mo four az more
bottles of your MOST EXCELLENT MEDICINE.
AS you will remember, one month or six weeks
ago received three bottles Of 1t. When / COM.
menced taking 1t could scarcely walk at all when
night came, but now suffer no more from rheuma-
tis,n. have little brother that Is about to lose his
sight and wish to try II for him. You will please
find enclosed o., for which you VIII forward me the
medicine Immediately. @a
Very respectfully, remain,
SAMUEL G. McFADDEN, post-oflce box 1873,
no lG-eodew Murfreesboro', Tenn.
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NJ REMOyAL.-GEORGE W. GARY,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, having moved To his
new establishment, Nos. 1 AND 3 GOVERNOR
STREET, where, with increased facilities. he Is now
better prepared to execute all kinds OF BOOK AND
JOB PRINTING at as low prices as the same class
of work eau be done North or South. no lt-3t'
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II we were not fully understood on the
subject OF the horse malady yesterday it was
due entirely to the want of cIearness of the
phrases employed. and not to any want of
distinctness In our understanding of it.
When we said 1t was in its appearance !"
unparalleled, we meant In Its effects. The
truth II, horses are as liable to the conse-
quences of colds, and in their worst forms,
as men. Bad colds and catarrh are common
tn the horse family. But the present cpl
demie, for its unsparing attacks, Is without
parallel. The statiSticians and historians
familiar with the subject have adduced
nothing like it. 1t has swept the whole
country as far as it has gone, and is still ad-
vanc!ng and spreading. 1t has travelled two
thirds Of the Atlantic coast and Is far down
the Mississippi. Everywhere it puts al end
10 transportation by the horse. Not one, or
two, three, or half Of stable are trembling
and laboring In their breathing, but all are
afflicted, and the hostler Is compelled to give
his whole time to the disabled animals under
his charge.
In this respect the disease Is unprecedent
ed. We remember no epidemic or plague
amongst men which was so complete. Some
were spared. But now the horses are al
sick. Nor is the attack slight or soon reco
vered from. Its effects will long survive
The thickened coats Of the breathing tubes o
the afflicted will in many cases cause themtt
whistle in the ears of driver and traveller
and excite deep sympathy.
We are no preacher, and it is not our pro
vince to Improve the OCCASION" But WI
may, as casual and practical observer, 50!
that this extraordinary manifestation Is one
that battles alike the learned and the iilite
rate. How is 1t that condition Of the at
mosphere thus deleterious to horses and moi
other animals should prevail over the land
What is isS Does anybody see itG Can the
scientist detect It,? Is It not one of those In
scratable occurrences whereby-whether so
intended or hoffman Is made to confess his
utter littlsness and confusion! May he not
well, 10 the presence Of such an exhibition OF
pepyidential agency, humble himself as moth.
ing and knowing nothing, and take to him.
!. SELF such lessons Of utter dependence upon 9
supreme will which may in an instant termi'
nate bis own existence, as the theme suggests.
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~ MONDAY, OCTOBER 2sru, 1872.
T. X. PRICE & 60. ..,
have just opened u beautiful line Of newest shades
8. sATTEENS, REPS, OTTOMANS,
IRISH and FRENCH POPLINS, $50
BLACK and COLORED eros GRAINS,
TYCOON REPS, POPLIN vELOURS,
DELAISES, SATINS, &C.
MOURNING GOODS in -~~--~
Tamese, Cretons, Poplins, Mohsirs,
Alpacas, Yelours, Ottomans, Reps,
Bombadnes, Grapes, and Grape Wells, SC. ~"
In STAPLES ....-E 81
Blankets, Flannels, Prints, Plaid Linseys,
Domestics, Hosiery, Sheetngs, Cottons,
Towels, Socks, Underwear, Bosoms,
Collars. Lace Sets, Gloves, &C., &c.
c2s T. b. PRICE q co.
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me- FURS! FURs ! FURS!
Sets of MUFFS and COLLARS In great variety
FUR CAPS for misses aud chiidren;'
foR-I'r "ho' r'''' az LEVY BROTHERS..
sEwING-NACHINE NEEDLES OF all KINDS
no ~
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MEETINGS.

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
"A JUURNEYAIEN Fl O U S E-P ANTE II g.
Soyesr 30 ish s W. hsnnst ocI6c bnsi5os
of importance will be transacted. 1t Is desired that
every member will be present. The charter will be
brought forward, and the First Vice-President of
the Grand Lodge will install The officers for the ell
suing term. BY order of the President.
RIDGWAY STANSBURY,
no 19-S&Tu2tt Secretary.
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The Orangeburg Is. c. Times still flies
the banner of GREELEY and BROWN at the
head of it's columns.
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NOV IS THE TINE.

We have recently returned from New York with
some very attractive additions to stock of FAI l.
and WINTER GOODS, and We invite all who are In
search of BARGAINS to give lis cali. No bats In
anything. We Try to do square-up bushes, and
our prices whilst they will generally he found lower
than anywhere else In the city, will he found
uniform. G.. L. BAItDEE CO.,
no IA No. 500 Main street.
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MUSIC AND DANCING.
DRY SsekSg1S.

TULIUS sYCLE, 415 BROAD STREET
81 has lust received beautiful line of
IRISH POPLINS aud EELQuRS, all shades;
SATTEENS, REPS, and EMPRESS CLOTHS;
DELAlSES, PLAIN and CORDED ALPACAS
BLACK ALPACAS and MOURNING GOODS;
VELVETS. VELVETEENS. and PLUSH
Iudics' SCARFS and SILK HANDhERCHiEFS
FURS, n large variety for ladies' misses, and chill
drcu;
SHhWLS-just opened Ill styles, In Striped, Plain
aud Platd Brochc Shawls am Offering very
cheap; Breakfast Shawls and Nubias;
A full line of .
COTTONS, SHEETISGS, CASSIMERES,
IINSEYS. FLANSELS, HANDKERCHfEFS,
SOCKS, TOWELS, LACES, NOTIONS. &c.
Blankets. Quilts, and Comforts; Balmoral ant
boulevard Skirts large stock Of Gentlemen;
Shirts and Drawers: Mt JULIUS SYCLE'S.
AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
The following gentlemen are with me: >. )
Turner, ". ID. Powers, John n. Gary, George +
RRgby j. r, Christian. no IL I'M
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sEwING.MACHIYEs.

WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING-MACHISES
aa.. ARE s-Es& -.s
THE BEST BEYOND COMPARISON
- So BECAUSE 'fys
Their sewing Is elastic, stronger, and more durable
than any other. ~
They are the Understanding machine.
They sew faster than any other machine.
They last longer without repairs.
They arc the only really silent machine.
They are Infinitely easier managed
They sew all kinds of thread from the original spool
They change work without trouble or loss OF tune.
They do every kind of Hook equally well.
They are the best In every particular, which can be
proven on fair trial. .a.
One months trial free Of charge Is given TO all re-
sponSIble applicants. -
Full information sent by mail to all applicants.
JAMES u. A, GIBBS, Proprietor,
WILCOX & GIBBS OFFICE
oc2s IS Ninth street, Richmond Va.
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DEDIN & WHITLOCK,

1909 MAIN STREET,
have on hand q complete stock Of
DRY GOODS.
SILKS, black and all colors;
JAPANESE SILKS, black and all colors;
ALPACAS, black anu all eolors;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, black and all colors;
SATEENS. black and al colors;
WATER-PROOFS, black and al colors;
VELVETEENS, black and all c0lors;
sd ALL-WOOL DELAINES,
CORDED FRENCH SILK POPLINA, &C., &C.;
SHAWLS in various styles,
sIMONI'S FINE BLACK CLOTHS,
HILGER'S CASSIMERES,
SILK VESTINGS,
LACES, RUFFLINGS, GLOVES,
UMBRELLAS, EDGINGS, &C., &c.
We have now the styles and qualities, and will
close them low for the cash.
no s-lst PEDIN & W4ITLOCK.
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AMUsRssESr:ls.
pToHMoND THEATRE.
SAs psTgskEb sg s55ERbT sSzFs 6 TEE
THIS AFFERsqn2fSFh e bR 2slsSs' ia' ans :
T Hr ss ssl'aye gk y { II 81
Admission to all parts Of the house, afty cents.
NAVAL E n s1s fEsffas4 Rstl'.n,1t
and 4 PRETTY PIECE Is Sr Sg 81 SSfsgEns.
T7HE FIRST GRAND BALL %
L THE AppGRFENT1cEs, tshs
WIN given at scHAps HOTEL IS s gR Pcnss
Arrangements have been made, and good time may
lie had. ,.,,a., e.,
VIRGINIA HALL.
Y Last appearance Of the taented young aruS'e
KATIE PUTNAM
GRAS sn9 ne fFsss E' Ts AFTREENooN
THE OLD 't c q 2SlefF; SHOP.
Katie Putnam IS Little Nell and the Marchioness'
with Songs and Dances.
TONIGHT Saturday, November l6th.)
THE household TREASURE.
Gertrude the household treasure. with song tiome,
To conclude devil With h'd the ffATGHISG HYENA.
PaEquette, 7sc.; balcony, 50c. no l0-l.-
GONE AND 81: SEE e. :, y ,,ovn
At scHAAF iso si GAIS AR sTRh NhTs DEPOT
A terrible name for one Of tile most innocent fair'
An' A'N"''ne GIFT DRAWINGS
offered to the public; me se Soes. n, po VIZ a
traction The lucky ones have chance OIL o9.i i,Ie
those whose luck works against them are sure to
receive the ye!Re Y q ,hSr HSHTsy PRIZE
use for receive the f value Of the money they paid
In Cigars, Tobacco, Furnishing Goods tancy ar 20
cens or A''s 'i''''s e''e ~ LEON sCHAAP,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Cigars,
MeGrschaum and other Pipes,
no l5-aw Periodicals Fancy Goods, &c:
A ssEMBLY HALL.
Mr. T. r. TURNBULL respectfully announces
the appearance Of the
OLE BULL
IN TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER
10TH AID 10Th, assisted by
MISS GRAZIEI.LA RIDGWAY,
SIGNOR FARRANTI, and
MR.. J. y. PATTISON.
Admission, 81 reserved seats so cents extra 10 NC
obtained at WEST, JOHNSTON CO.'S on and AFTER
Wednesday, November 18th.
Concert will commence at s O'Clock.
The Grand Plano used at these Concerts Is from
the celebrated mandatory of Messrs. William
Euaha & CO., of Baltimore. no 1877
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Admission 81 reserved seats so cents extra, to be
obtained at WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.'S on and after
Wednesday, November 18th.
Concert will commence at s O'Clock.
The Grand Plano used at these Concerts Is from
the celebrated mandatory of Messrs. William
Knabe & Co., OF Baltimore. no 1875
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Now Books.

Major Jones's Courtship. Detailed, with
Other Scenes, Incidents, and Adventures,
in a Series of Letters by Himself. Revised.
With Illustrations by CARY. New YORK
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Rapid consumption is often the pen
atty Of tritling with a severe congh;
but no such catastrophe can occur if
Halp'S Honey of HOrehOund and Tar
i taken before the characterization OF
the lungs has commenced. Take Time
by the forclock and you are safe.
~Crittenton's, : oh Avenue. Sold by
all Druggists. Pixies Toothache Drops
cure III one minute.
r. Fred. Brooks. the we'll known
and popular dealer in books, station
cry, musical instruments, guns, fish
ing tackle, toys, cigars, tobacco, jew
elrv and fancy goods, has removed to
MIllard's store, next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
People can save money by buy
ing their drygoods at the store of
Olcovich Brothers. =
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PRIV 6.

All political printing done at this office
advertising or JOB work-must be paid
Tor in advance. This rule applies to all
parties, and will be strictly enforced.
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LocAL INTELLIcENcE
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reno-Arrives from at $50 q m. Closes
for at $50 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures from at 10 a. m
Closes for at $40 p. III.
Genoa and Aurora-Arrives from at
G:3O %. IN. Closes for AT $50 a. m.
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\ RIBCT TO
Pistt, Of the firm of koppel and Plat
of this city, sent to this Office yeSier
day an abundant supply Of sparkling
champagne III which to drink he
health oil a daughter born to Iiin YES
terday morning. The wine wa- dis
posed of by the attaches OF he RtGl>
TER office with many a wish for the tn
ture prosperity of the little girl. May
her life tue pleasant and free from
trials. And a. she grows IN years ami
knowledge we hop. she will lie an ob
iert OF as much pleasure to her pa
rents AS on the dav she WAS u~lered
into the world. Aud when grown IN
10 w~omanhood may her deeds prove
her to lie what God has intended, "a
thing of beauty aud 4 jOv forever"
We congratulate the happy parents on
this addition to their family.
The CRoPs.-The crops have been
gathered on the ranches ~hereabouts.
and the season of harvesting is over
The grain has all heen thre>hef.
ground and g]arnerei for Winter use.
IIav i being brought in, which finds
ready sale at good prices. and vege
tables are sold at a price that wnu't
suggest that little had been raised thi-
season. The products in this section
have been more prolific this year thar
last, aud we doubt not agricultural
pursuits will be INDUCED in 10 a far
greater degree next season. should The
weather prove favorable otnls branch
OF industry.
A NECESSARY EvIL.-A building
east of Carson street. nea the railroad
dep 1t, is being fixed up for a dance
house. where the bows after their DAYS
labors are done can heguile the hours
IN .'trippiug the light fantastic
Times are expected 10 Improve in Car
son shortly, and all are preparing tn
do a !ivelv business in their respective
calling. We wish to note every i'm
of whatever nature. II
leave The public to judge whether such
improvements will benefit the town
and community.
MINT HoUsF.-This old established
hotel. first bniIding south OF the Unit
Ell states Branch Mint, on Carson
street, is still superintendent by H.. II.
Pine. Dan has lived in 50 many dit
fercut Owns in Nevada that il Il un
necessary tn saw ANYTHING in his
nr,I.e A. a landlord. but Simply to
signify That he >tIii occupies the same
~ u,r ~
telegraph ONCE IN
the county buiiiing has been reopened
with W,.ie Stewart, who lately ar
ri,,nd from San Ii4oo i'm CHARGE. This
rni.,. L.iu,, omen !. a ,,reat a-,ou1mo-
iail,u to n hubble ~ it i 80 far dis
tam l" me '"'.F'"" "ei'oI ""e'7 'H'
ii
IR'TLL.-lraveI over the '. " L.
+. Il. .No,h ways, is steadily increasing.
..i,b. ,,,.urHn, Gninra heavy
t,,sinn. Tna hns.a. ruuuiur 10 and
r,,,n IN. Jannt are crowded mint and
,,,rn,n., .ui L~n-iua. wears AN active
nlrIn for a time subsequent /" the ar
iiN"I
\ coon o>E.-Ne listened to the
,al,,in~ Yesterday afternoon. of the
r..ho
pH>' J"N' "a I'VE o't'
>aNe ~ ,H ,n,nn, of tIn
victim. it would he given III 1"iI:
ii''i"i i9,.7
POLITICAL SPEAKIN5.-fion. 'hafIeS
w. Kendall. Democratic and Liberal
Paouh}ic.n nominee FOR Congress. will
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G. r.
Druggist and Apothecaryh

~V'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE HIS PER
sonal attention to compromising physicians
prescriptions and dispensing medicines ami having
had more than THIRTY YEARS experience AZ Al
spothecsry, is confident that he can give ~satistac-
ton. a-Prescriptfons compounded
at all hOurS. e.. \. CU.FoN
fell If
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Henry Ward ReeCher's

Great LITERARY. RELIGIOUS, WEEKLY
Err Agents having great success +.
One took ! coo names Ia > month another 672
in 35 days another lis in one week: one II in
one dav, and many others equally well, making
rom So and 5 o to S4h per day, Takes m sight
hn old agent who knows saws: Il think il the
best business f. + canvassers ever offered Sorry l
did not engage sooner" Pays better than any
book agency. A rare chance to make money!
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

Intelligent men and women wanted every where.
II You wish good Territory, send early FIR circu-
lar and t., ms. ] Is. FORD 4 CO, New York,
Boston, Chicago, and SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
&C. In