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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
De aud after MONDAY. May "a. Is7s'
soUthwsrd ss follows
fraius. Nos, no,t' NOS
" BB Glcai::ssSSffii.. tx ~ ~
-" Cbsdd's Ford. 1000 I2s AZ
Arr. Wilmington, no so bo
Train No. s leave Reading, l0siP. n. Birds.
bore 10 Oo.Isys,y 'il,s, ~ ~ SOpsaa
sunday Train-Leave Coatesyille AZ or n.
Chsdt Ford s O5 p NJ. Arnve At wilmington
rsAlss Lsavs EoRrgvAgp' NJ
Trains "a H. = /: ~
Ley: ! $ Ssa5si5s..;5i::::' 3 is a
q" s sesiiss. iSS gS
Train 80 7'eava vi viesion. 1877 4 ~
Chsdd'a Pard. n o. A, " 'oA .tviiis. J Y =
\. ifrise i siidsbofo' at 40 a, ~ a' Hsad'ns
su9dsS Tr.ia cave wumlaslos 500 n.
TrsIni ahd s e5s IalSsd ~ IsArtsl traihi.
A. oss 4. 4 ts. iI TAM h}s, , md
rom Phiiadsiphis trains No. I and elssstl VII
Irains from Baltimore, and and with lrhins ifl
Baltimore No With train for Port Deposit.
Al Coatesvills, Trains Noe land 8 eonnsst foi
from RhiisdslnhiA A, Blrd.boro' Traius Ms
and cunsAht w Phil4delphla aud trains I. 8 and
7 for Re dag and Mold. Bat 4 West
kxcurs "a ttkets viii be Id To. 81 sidtinns
TO- sund'y frsin going hoithWAfd. 1hts train
eeaeial SURE iuton'ent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

FIRE. - AH alarm was sounded
about hale past seven O'Clock Sunday
night, and the fire proved to be In the
stable la t NJ C.. Green, proprietor Of the
Delaware Hotel Its close proximity TO
the engine houses prevented its further
spread, rs the hremVn Were early on the
ground. Otherwise II mgN have been
ire 81 a We serious nature, us il Was sur
rounded by all kiads Of combnstlhc mat e
rial. Al the damage dome was the bum
lng of the hay AMI the partial destruction
of the roof, The loss Of which is supposed
10 he about tSenty ave dollar-, covered 10y
insurance, The lire is beloved 10 have
buea Of an iucendiary oigin.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

CRUSHED To DgArH.-Tuesday while
car was being showed along the track
in the lIsgloy powder yard Of the Messrs.
du Pont, man attempted to Jump on II,
but was pulled between the tar ana
stone wall, which { hshcd h'ui 50 Badly
that he ID cd IN few hours. TIE man
WAS an II lian by h'rlh, aud had hot been
working iu the powder yard lons.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

MoRE CARS TO CANADA. The Harlan
Il llollingsworth Company shipped two
baggage and express cars tO Hamilton,
Canada, Tuesday, via The Wilmington "
Reading Railroad.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

ART ISsmucTtoS.-Mr. Howard Pyle.
1 y0ung Wilmington artist, has taken
room No. S, Masonic Temple, where he
will give LESSONS In drawing, sketchiDg
and painting In dds. Mr.. Pyle studied for
Two years IN the Philadelphia art school
of Prof. Van der Wiean, and also in the
school Of anatomy, and il, We doubt not.
tally capable of giving valuab instruc-
ton to students, A picture of his in the
window of Ferris jewclry store, at Fourth
and Market streets, Of view an lhe Bran
iyriue is attracting the public attention.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

THE SwIrCHBACK EXCURsIoN.-It Is
now expected that Mr.. Smiths excursion
to Mauch Chunk and the Switchdack will
leave on ur about the 9Th Of October. II
will certainly como Oh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

Az Of Witch are warranted Of the qu lity. dura-
biuy an pr, cti IA of nnish that has rhar.cteri-
Ard their carriage for TWEEN yeas past ks-
nAiling AID pain Ing rr mpil, attended 10 In he
hand At low prices. iesw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

IIORsgs. FURNITURE CABS AND DRAYs.
1 THE rubscriher beg leave to notify N r
hia 'riends an the people NJ Wilmington -
and vicinity that he n u continues ~ =
keep u MS ol stand corner Of FRONT AND
FkhNCH 'ThktrN. Furniture ars and nrays,
lure and "tner articles will he removed from lie
Steamboat Lending and - her plares in the rity
with great o,rr by * llful aud sober drivers An
d"~ira d'aying can he accommod ted with
prnmplness atthe iwest possible rat -
lsoe-wm NORRIS wELDIE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

CARS SENT AwAY.-There were SIX pns-
sengor ears shipped over the W. and r.
Railroad Friday, three from the Harlan
q Hollingsworth Company, aud an equal
number BY the jackson u Sharp Com
pany, all for the Great Western RllrOad,
iIanilteH, Canada
RoBBING A MoSEY DRAWER. bad
boys were caught in the act of taking tn,
money fom the drawer cf Martin Fcrroll's
grocery store, over Eleventh Street Bridge
Friday, After a reprimaI d from Mr. F
they were released, promising to never dc
50 again.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

CHRISTIAN HUNDRED. On Saturday
last jackson Holmes was nominated by
the democrats Of this hundred for assessor,
AMI Hugh Finn for road commissioner.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

tSnndays kxesptedl,
PAssHEuak TKAise WILL LEAVE A. FOLLOWB3
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

The undersigned pfoprie.ors o. EvgnI Evs
80 IA daly paper d lArsest circulation he |
civ II W idins Ton, taka pleasure IN annouDclng
ssHs purchased n fsnfy setsi. ssg his TIVE |
newspapers, The Ddi'B Btinfoare otdie yyHr ~
and Ws-kiv htdtesmah. aqd s.nsYna1.s sh ,hsn
viii issae avery saturday. from the puhIca l9n
anies u ktfRf BvBEiSa, ~ ." Na'h"' '''0e''
The STATE jctasIt VII, like their daily. be
STRICTLY NoN-PARrisAs PAtgR.
d4anus reel. nd fearlessiv IN al topies Of
interest 20 h people whose support Il - eks
Nosat nr ,ets 'uAhle expen.e " he spared
10 procure fnr y tue lt'e sod mot lot re-, tins
Jews dtse d'y AID II vi sl-e have u lar .
AmauH. q iitetafs matt Of gsae al iuierstt. aud
,ccep,ahle :" fter & ~ pstl'e- sna w.'kly
he fam lie, into whiti'i fads il. way.
The nfn n the papaf n eohiawi At changed
from that which g. hs w'ra dart ih' n 2, lhan
tirty year. of IT. ex nee. and II l. NJ Khtlf re-
ilcs1 IN size to enable iis prophetic IN pat At
PRICs WITH Tbs REAca W ALL.
But eau mt Of rsadiu nat .rw u 10 be pro.
portion ttl, der es-ed Il VII be the In tlH
sdltors to assmil.ieitt th- peculiar tastes and
aeed- NJ 'nrow 10 Pie, snd IA max II the pe@iAl
teresis V imp. IT, rhH oiN fsnfe.t q
III n-tv- TO n"n m q ally ntrhutss {"
ens lima it gsin M prui" and no fnaoI
peach grow aud oiheH WIN have from time IT,
time EXPIRE srd strong desire Tor ZONE unv paper
-epreseniiug their interests are inyitei asHist
~ 'nAk,n IN MATE J"r SALthd paper
'mm nj ~ f'a d proVskis ad.'s il. nents
will b. adm ia toit.c lumn- anu the srscr de.
svtad IT, advp Ii. iniuts vii rev.r b. allowed
81 eaornach on IN I toner , elinslng 60
'eada mat ct and tho ain ~ IT, publishers
w be- .o make tat rnrti nof theit sraer dev'ied
b siue,s arnounr +tnenis Interesting , o. ~
ractive to their readers The paper vii oitaiu
Al MUCH READING MATER
~ any pnh'i he'd iRth. ,lrts aud will .mail.d
nsub fribers al the io'itai ug uuptseedeht-dly
low rates
sinsl subscriptions oue YER $40.
c.rh HATES,
Eiye copies Il e! H3 "ch.
FTSr sTgy copies d 4 Ia
with a7l clubs NJ ten or more. one rnuy Will he
mailed free To the geitef up " he club
subscriptions mast h. psd invariably IN ad
rates on an, other ,han u cash In H..
We shall one n'-rwiuH machines agricultural
inplementH pictu 'eH, grape vines or straw berry
seedlings. w way ~ premiums believing that
ran do 80 ou better 7aj fiirer terms than our.
selves but hall depehd "a tue
GREATNESS AND wOgTH
| ofour paper to CONNER dit to public patronage
tn does not deserve II On these grOundH II ought
| not to have Il In any
| Hoping that It may merit ut the hands Of the
| p-"ple THE Peninsrlt the SAM generous support
| and patronage which the h-Oi o.. of W lmiugtou
| nave bestowed On the kvFHi kVLNtSn we com.
| mend the DELAWARE STAIN tutHSAi tu thure
shote best Interests Will strive 20 r~rVe aud tu
whose pleasure aud instruction We hope It may
/ successfully milister.
CROAsDALES CAMERON.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

AnEAD.-Mr John HOLMES, OF Berks
con ~ is the owner of turkey hen that
aid - eggs and showed no desire to enter
INTO maternal respons hilltes but the
want was supplied br a gohbler who took
upon himself the task, aud succeeded "a
Matching seven healthy young tarkcys ia
the course of the allotted time. The gen.
tleman to whom We ars indebted for tni-
Snowcdge adds his request 10 hear from
such Chester county farmers whncan beat
this EFT n in the way of turkcyOlpW -
West Chesfsr yefers0iusn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

WmNiNGroN PoSr OrFicR. - Outing
the month of August the following was
the amount Of mali matter received and
collected mail letters received, 5S,0s0 ;
drop letters received, 4,772; papers re-
cpivrd -. O9i mail let ers collected, "a =
$50; crop letters collected. 2,4S6; papers
collected, LOS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

ANrUTATED.-Wm. Madden, a watch
man at Thomas carriage factory, Tired oil
A pistol the other night, Ia scare away
some supposed dcrredalors, WIN the
powder was blown into his thumb using
50 rgiy a wound rs TO render amImt,liup
necessary. The operation was performed
Friday by one of the city physicians.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

OLD FOLKS CONCERT The party that
gave so successful an uld Folks Convert.
in this city, some months ago, will give 70
similar one in West Chester, ON Friday
evening, 27th inst
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

DOMESTIC MARKETS. There WAS q full
market Saturday, and the following
are the prices received Tor the various ar
ticles named Beef nom 5 to - cents per
pound butter from SO ~ ~ chickrns
10 to 81 ,25 per par ;tggs - rcuts PEI
dozen peaches Il cent half pax cab
bage TO 10 cents per head ; egg plants
/ cents spieco corn Is cents per dozen
ounces 80 cents half peck. Apes app.c-
Of all kinds, quality and PRICES, and lHrg,
variety Of grapes, pears, etc, were To ht
found. Some very fine Duchess pears att
selling from > % 10 cents apiece. cider
was retailing at the low piicc Of - cents
per gallon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

The Nut CRop.-Likc fruit the nut crop
10 going to be largr one. The walnut.
shellbark, hickory. chestnut and OAK tree
are loaded with Their fruit. Ch,stnui,.
these popular nuts promise to be- Ncry
abundant which makes one anticipate
much pleasure these coming winter night.
In company with a pretty girl, Of Seating
cider and drinking chcstuuts." But this
prolihcness Of nuts is significant accord
ing to the weather wisdom of ancient
females, portending cold winter IN" OF
poeite of the hot summer We have worried
through Wc1 Chester Rccord
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

xyTILaIssTss A sEADsSe n. n.


SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Dc and after MONDAY. Way IA. ls7a,
Passenger Trmint Win ~hNe
Noufh " I'd A. follows
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

NEWSPAPER GRANGE The sal .hur,
Advertiser has partly changed hands. Mr..
A. l.. Richardson, the junior editor, has
purchased Mr. Fccny's interest in the
paper, and will hereafter publish it On hi.
own hook.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

The WATER WITcu HoRsEs. 80 THE
Water Witch Steam Fire Engine Co.,, ,t.ll
needs funds to enable il To complete Us
payment for the horses 1t has recently pur-
chased. So excellent nnl efficient 70 COME
pany ought not TO wait long Bv IN,
way, the Company lost snmeihug by the
fire on Sunday night at tn. Delaware Ito
tel stables, a lot Of hay belonging 10 il
having been burned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

AGHICULTTRA ENHIWTlnN-Thp InlfI
Annual Exhibition Of the Oxford Agricul-
tnral Society will he held ON the SOciely's
grounds, in the borough of Oxford. on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Ocinber
I'd, 81 and 4lh. The list of premiums
off red is full in all branches Of agricul-
ture, horticulture, siock-rai,ing and do
nestle manufactures. Among other move
features Of the exhibition are the premiums
offered for the most graceful hOrseman-
ship, in the saddle, by boys under eighteen
years Of age for the best trained yoke oil
Of oxen, by boys under sixteen; and the
best loaf Of bread, baked and exhibited by
domestics or hired help.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

OCR BEACHES. - Summer excursions
down the Bay to the watering places along
our shores have been wonderfully popular
this season, and il is estimated hy Que Of
the proprctors Of said places that the
Pilot Boy has 'madc" SlO,OO0 by her trips
Frequently she has been compelled to
leave hundreds on the wharves in Phila,
delphia, unable TO give them passage. We
are informed that the Steamboat Company
has made an offer to rent Spruance's
Beach, desiring a lease Of three years on
the property, but Mr.. :. has not yet signi-
fled an Acceptance. A pier has also been
finished at Fraland, two miles further
down the Bay, by the proprietor, MIR
Enoch Spruance, where boats can land
another season. -Siavri,d Times.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

SuNsTROKE.-Thc thermometer was up
among the nlneties last Saturday and the
heat was remarkably severe and prostra-
ting. Two cases OF sunstrokc are report
ed. 4 cOlOrod woman named Eliza Polk.
aged about fifty years. engaged in saving
fodder in the field Of Mr.. VIM. DAVIS wa
struck down and died in few minutes.
\ colorrd man named Alfred Williams,
working for Mr. Shakespeare, was ovc;-
come aud was taken home in very pre-
curious condition. He has fully recovered.
The heat was equally severe on sunday,
but WITH M serious results that came to
nnrkuowledge. The thermometer marked
76o at q A. NJ, the highest by TWO de-
grees OF any time this year al that hour
DcldDarean, l4ih inst.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The louisville Convention hum
bug has at last been acknowledged to
have been gotten up for money.
Blatant Duncan acknowledged III
Louisville, on Monday last, that he
would sell out to the friends Of Gree
ley and break up the Convention If
they would pay him more money
than had been agreed upon by the
administration party. This is exact
" what has been predicted was his
object all the time, and that the
scheme willbea failure, as it must be.
Charles O'Conor having declined
the nomination, it is very likely that
George Francis Train will be taken
I'D in his stead.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
COMPARATIVE Costs.

The New York World has been
showing what Southern Radicalism
costs as compared with the Northern
article.
In Alabama it costs 10 cents to col
lect one dollar ofUnited States revenue.
In Arkanas, p cents.
In Florida nearly 10 cents.
In Georgia nearly II cents.
In Mississippi nearly "A cents.
In North Carolina over 10 cents.
In South Carolina over Is cents.
In Texas over n cents.
The above are States in which those
creatures, now so we'll known in
American politics as carpet baggers do
abound; now, let US see what it costs
i'll other States:
In Illinois not quite cents for every
dollar.
In Indiana. a fraction less than 81
cents.
In Kentucky, a fraction over s cents.
In Maryland, a fraction over 3 cents.
In Missouri, 24 cents.
In New York, nearly 5 cents.
In West Virginia, a fraction over 3
cents.
In West Virginia, a State where
S621 900 is collected. less money is ex-
pended than in Mississippi, where
only $3.50 c is collected; and only
$1,000 more is expended in collecting
over 5000, 600 in Missouri than in
North Carolina, where only 1882, 600
is collected. The reader can make
other calculations from the data fur
nished. The carpet bag institution is
an expensive affair.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The New York Express thus de-
cribes a canal boat, propelled by
steam:
The offer of 500. 900 by the State of
New York for the successful applIca-
ton of motive power other than horses
10 canal boats on the Erie Canal. has
set busy brains working from Maine
to California. and various devices have
been proposed; but a boat has just
been completed. designed to compete
for the prize. This boat. which will
be propelled by steam. is 90 feet long,
Il feet beam. 9 feet hold. and has a car
rying capacity of 1000 bushels or 30
tons of wheat. With full cargo her
draught of water is about six feet. The
engine is located in the stern of the
boat and is a compound one, having
two cylinders, the high pressure cyl
Under beng seven inches in diameter
and twelve-inch stroke. and the low
pressure twelve inches in diameter
and twelve-inch stroke. The steam is
generated by a vertical tubular boiler
OF peculiar construction, TO which the
cylinders are attached on either side,
the whole forming the most compact
and economical power ever The
power is applied by means oftwo screw
propellers i'll the stern of the boat, four
feet six inches in diameter and four
feet pitch. attached to the crank and
shaft. each driven by n of the cvlin-
ders and geared together at half stroke
to secure uniformity of motion and to
prevent the possibility of getting fast
on the center. The horse canal boats
now in use N about IL miles an
hour. and the towage costs from 35 to
30 cents. while by this new process )
miles will be made in an hour at less
expense. and 4 miles by extra effort.
About 200 other boats will be in com
petition.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The political horizon presents
nothing but what is encouraging to
the Democracy and the friends of re-
form. Though North Carolina was
carried by fraud, it is very evident
that the Old North State will so
for Greeley in November; in fact,
there is no other idea to be enter
tanned. The campaign in Pennsyl-
vania is being conducted in a spir-
tied manner by the Democrats and
Liberals, and they are confident that
tley will sweep the keystone State
by a large majority. Indiana is also
sure for Hendricks, and Illinois will
give a majority against Grant. In
Indiana the Democrats claim they
will elect their ticket by 10000
majority, while one quarter of the
Republicans of Illinois are trailing
after Trumbull and have deserted
the Grant party. New York, New
Jersey, Maryland, Kentucky, Della
ware, Connecticut, and all the South
ern States, excepting perhaps Mis-
sissippi and South Carolina. will
give a majority for Greeley and
Brown, as viii also Nevada and Cal
ifornia. To sum it all up, in fact,
from every quarter comes the most
cheering intelligence, and the indi-
cations all so to show that Grantism
is fast approaching its final end.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

We want a custom mill, and some
enterprising mill nan would do we'll
to erect one here. There are mil
lions Of tons of ore that would paw
from $50 to $1,000 per ton, laying
on the dumps of the different mines.
and all are waiting for a custom mill
to be erected that they may have it
worked. The mines in this section
equal, if not excel, any ever discov-
cred, so far as opened; the groupings
are more extensive and richer than
any ever discovered, and the deeper
they go the better the mines look,
and We see no reason why Schell
Greek should not equal any District
in the State in point of richness and
permanency of her mines.-[Schell
Creek Prospect.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The printers in the Government
office have, it seems, been assessed,
by order of Mr.. Clapp, So each. to
carry on the Radical campaign.
That official headed the list with a
subscription of 800, and sent a col
ored messenger to each one of the
printers. with a demand for the
money, to be deducted from their
next pay. The document was head
ed with a statement that the money
must be raised for the purpose Of
distributing true Republican docu-
ments advocating the election of
Grant and Wilson. As the Govern
ment office is not regarded as a de-
partment, it is urged that it does not
come within the scopeo of the civil ser
vice regulations. Some Of the printers
refused to sign the documents, and
nearly all denounce the action of the
Government Printer as an outrage.
i Cincinnati Commercial.
CoIopal Eorpey of the philadelphia
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The heated season is over in the
Atlantic States, and for several days
past pleasant weather has taken the
place of intense heat so long existing
throughout the old States.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The ovation rendered to General
Mcclellan, under the management
of the Democratic State Central
Committee, at Platt's Hall, San
Francisco, Monday night, is men
toned as having been a grand affair.
The hall became so densely damned
with people that n or two persons
received serious injury.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The Woman Suffragists have called
additional Convention. at Platt Hall.
San Francisco. Sunday, Sept. 10, for
the purpose of placinga presidential
ticket in the field. They have de-
termined to ignore Greeley and
Grant, and place their c in the
hands OF the lunatic George Francis
Train. Train Leagues are now being
organized rapidly throughout the
country. Their platform is God
and George Francis Train
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

Intelligence comes now that the
cotton crop in South Carolina, Flor
ida and Georgia, as we'll as in Ala
bama. is suffering severely from dry
| weather.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

Saunders, the eolored orator of
MARYLAND, who challenges Fred.
Douglass to meet him CT the stump.
saws there are 800, 900 cclored citizens
in the South who will vote for Gree
lev and Brown.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The Rocky Mountain Coal Com
pany, at Evanston, Wyoming, on
the Union Pacific Railroad, have
opened a new vein, and announce
that they will deliver coal at So per
ton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
TO CONTRACTORS.
DDS FOR THE ERECTION OF THE
MaSontc Building In Reno

Will be received by J z. Kelly, at his office in
Reno. fro-i Tuesday morning. September 10, at
ten o'clock p. NJ. Plans and Specifications arc
on fl e in Me. K,lly's flee, where they can be
examined by those DESTROYS of competing for the
contract. The building is to he built Of brick.
two stories in hight, 3ixloO. The right to reJect
any and all bids is reserved. lsepS:td.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

Twenty-Five per cent. of the Re
pahican vote of Illinois is already
for the Chappaqua Farmer. The
people of that State are evidently Of
the opinion that Grant is a better
leather manufacturer than President.
and will vote for him to return TO
his old business instead of to the
presidential chair for a second term.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The case of Mrs. Fair Will be taken
ND in the Fifteenth District Court,
San Francisco, next week. Four
hundred jurors are said to have been
summoned.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

A London dispatch says diamond
merchants have sent letters to public
journals, stating that Americans
have called and purchased diamonds
in the rough, representing them
selves as Pacific Railroad contractors,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The Mexican Congress begins its
session to-day. Confidence in the
Government is returning and bust
ness is said to be improving.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

At last accounts the Louisville
Bourbon Convention have not been
able to find a man willing to accept
the nomination for President.