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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-21
STUMPAGE.

A LII PERSONS ENGAGED IN CUTTING
IA. timber on the public lands, for cord wood,
coal, mining timbers or lumber. are hereby re-
quired to furnish tho Land Register Of this Dis
trict . statement Of the number Of cords. bush
els Of coal, number Of timbers, number Of rail
road ties, thousands OF feet Of sawed lumber,
ETC., delivered by them during the quarter end
ing December 3ist, 1872. The statement must
also contain the value Of the material in the
market where 1t Is delivered, the cost Of trans.
portation, and be sworn to before Notary Pub
lie or Justice Of the Peace, then forwarded 10
the Register Of the Land Oface, Belmont. Ne.
vada, prior to February lst, 1873 jas-2w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-21

The Carson Appeal, of January IA,
makes the following well-deserved COM
plimentary notice of NJ. L. Wager, Dep
uty State Treasurer:
The Herculean task Of extracting dry
ness from figures has been accomplished
by M. L. Wager, Deputy State Treasurer,
in the beautiful and mastery way in
which he has constructed the Treasury
biennial report for the last two years.
The report is master piece of pen
manship and skill in the fine art of book
keeping. 1t has the merit, also, of full
ness, of utter completeness, every trans
action during the term of the Hon.
Jerry Schooling, being itemized to an
almost dizzy fullness and exactitude.
Let the people be proud Of such servants
as Schooling and Yager.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-21

A SINGLE Boston policemen counted
thirty-fve typsy young men in that very
moral town on New Year's Day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-21

G. W. FARGO, who died from IN over
dose of laudanum, at Buffalo, few days
since, was son of the express man.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-21
Caution !!
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO
"A sell or give to any Indian any fre.arm, am.
munition or intoxicating liquors. ss the same is
violation Of the law will be vigorously pun.
ishsd. G. W. INGALLS,,
p22.u United States Indian Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-21

The fourth-rate cars in Germany have
no seats, and passengers are huddled
together like cattle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-21

The hottest street in New York is Full
ton. It lies between John and Ann.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11
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- ~ sawssss "A Ia issis |
- AsHAse AtA iss~s4A sAeesssg
~ sal ss~AAw sss.sa s~ Tell "a
tsrlrs rsslaairs. tus ! sAsHt !, ~Mt.
II " " sss~ assa~s hsw. ~ r. shss
msstrs. s'ssss sAs astsl
~. NH W. ra.ss shas raltntra
~ lsa,a, ssw ,hs ~i4ass sssns~rsssr
stns~ y. l4ssartnr | ~ sst snA
hsa~ IN Nh reliiish i A-shss IN "
VI asa Het lssr ~. " shr siwTs W.
~ iaAeA. aas rafnrN' snFh N II ~ttH
II, wswsu ~ ala hnss un Vi rheai.
ast. ~nst, tss~f sssNie II ,lashinF
~ss~e,hiue l.kr 4 sllssrlul n vs.
nss N the l4sss rsneeslrl W. we're 4
hss, sna 'l1i nss .ss, rsil n water
~ NJ. leai. ner estt, raii. harl''. II
kettle IN sht ~as.
r. 'he lH.s Il my recollection W
rsuiei na,hiaa whatever IN his haaels
ilis al'e ,'hl mt irll an, rersun that
her husband might hurt spmrhoi, II III
n .sar,rta,.i. She behaved like I
LAZY. and hr ~ gentleman, though
Man,lesll, he was chagsinel a, being
taken in,o custody, Uur soldiers be-
lascl like gentlemen. rs they were,
and enr uilirprs like hnartahlc, hras,
n,ct.. and The foolish stories ,hn, went
tue astarcr rounds of the day, tel
liag hns NolIishl, he departed himself
wer. III false. know what ! an
writing about | ~. Jefferson Da,il
many times while hc was staying !,
Portland. several years aan; and
thinx | was The first unc who rccng
niscl him nj thu time of bis arrest.
| When II was known that hc was Ger,
tain,y tnkcn, somc newspaper CORE
sp.,ntcni knew his name III the time
fabricated tho story about tho dis
| gnisc in IN old woman'r ,lrcvs. heard
| the whole matter talked over m good
Joke; and tho officers. wlokncw better
never tux the trouble 10 deny n pcr'
haps ,hoy thought tho confcdcrat,
l'rcsilcnt deserved MI the cuntcmrl
Tint could bc put upon him. | think
- too, only wo.ld never pcrpctrate
= tslsahood that hy an, means would
become history, And further. ! woul
never rlandcr woman who hns shows
~ much devotion NJ Mrs. Davis hns I,
her husband. no matter how wicked III
Ii or may have been.
/ def, amy person to fnd \ single of
hcer or soldier who wns present ut III,
capture Of JEFF Davis. who will say,
upon honor. that hc was diagniscd IL
woman's clothes. or that his wife ac,et
In any way anladylike or undiguiacd
on tha. occasion. ! 60 for trying hin
for his crimes, and It lac Il found guilt,
furnishing him. l,ut would not II,
aloat him when tho truth will certainl,
make II bal enough
i Ellburnvillc, Ia. JAS. II. pARkxi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11
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fest sa twwesAs AatsAsA ~ tes8Nf
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sls r. - Fssss gsssss ~ wsssfss
swsm is.ss as* .@ss a sAs sssAssss
"A NJ s~esss~s sswss isua - isse II
Asss ~sA " ssaa sAs ~.sswsarawfs.
s~ tat Essss,, seA = sssa patws
So ssa Massachusetts,. ~. sss
ttaAa ssa F~.ssis~sss saw~e faAeT
st*sA a Ne In italNa# - wssN.
tasawsss ,s~a@ss ,~ss,ssAa ste~ ~
Asr sss' " ssan. u tHns Hea .Ty "
lsga Ms~#ss m++sss~A tssfsas
sAa illsAs#s iiasA wsv than n iAe
iuais~s l.@a~~s inrrs@a Ntw va
49,. asas w issa, II tles 80 "
issa, s~a N tu~s t~~ eiA.sit a.
" tta,Ass. sat- " Mphaea~ fssn
tAa nAs. aAas " tlls, ana. ere v ktH.
,~sls ftem M ,ssi. $50 " ts..aA
sssss SA Mi~~#saA itt# tRs,At'' ~;
Nv eTg.gitaaas IN k~asss fssm ~
NET tos ~ tiissA.saa These sr.
nrs IA rras~ iariaAs sil liaas N
manufactured hus shr leaasng vHes ars
i'sai, rararA meass laalef. ,s'asere
and hgacrs These rr~laess A. maia.
1, Grade astsrl~a. w, ,he ma, efu,
viii VIZ " maaafacsasv The kner rro.
dar,s uf ifvn. lrMA and ~ucsen imrle.
mcn,s a hastanlry, harness, va'idlet,,
starch, peap. paint aud lead lale. and
pig, rolled AMI forged iron, There will
10 PROS, IN all thcsc articles. icr .he
West has The raw material. aud tho
freight IN them from tho Eas, Is all
the protective tari'i they need.
New England is little inclined 10
sneer at the West ~ possible rival In
this kind of manufactures. Tine an.
swcr 10 tho facts we have stated Is In
Tho record that the ak Now England
States, with New York, New Jcrsey
and Pennsylvania. had an aggregate
capital of $500, ,o5o,3s7 invested In
manufactures In is6O--bclng 10 rcr
cent. of tho whole capital n invested
III tho country; while IN 1870 the rame
States had 8l,34S. 0ss. .OiG - invested
--,3 per cont, Of tho whole IN tho
products of manufacture. these States
represented "a per cont. In 1900. and
Ja rcr cent Ia 1870. Agriculture
does not pay IN Now England - IN tho
West, while manufacturing pays better.
The East has water carriage for raw
materials that 4 docs not produce.
larger capital. moro water power. Il
also haa great c,tics q hand Tiled with
consumers, aud 4 moro convenient OK
port; hut tho West by-and.by, will
have oil these advantages " tho people
and power, and Il il idle % blind one's
eyes 70 tho grcat fact Of tho wonderful
growth and power Of tho West Tho
whole world presents no parallel to Il,
and wo might add with truth that tho
whole world b contributing oil tho time
10 this grand result. IN. Y. Express.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11
n10eue Cosrtes1cs.

A retired governcss says lam Que
of those whose lot In life hns becn TO 20
out In an unfricndly world Mt nm carly
agc. aud of nearly twenty families, In
which made my home In tho course
of about thirty years, shere werc only
ihrcc that could bc designated n happy
families. Tho ,ourcc of trouble wss
not 80 much tho lack u love. ~ the
lack u care 10 manifest Il,
Tho closing words u this scntenrs
give ~ tho fruitful source II family
alterations. Of heart aches innumcra-
bio, u sad faces, and gloomy home
circles. mot ~ much tho lack u
lovc, ~ tho lack VI caro- 10 manifest
H." What . world u misery II sng-
gcsscL BY thi. brief remark No. more
than three happy fa'nilics In twenty
and tho cause ~ manifest, and - cnrily
rcmcdicd.
All! In 1.-THE small. sweet rourtcsics
of lifs." what power resides In !
look. . word. 1 tonc. how much of hap
pincas o. diSquictudc may be ooMmuui-
ca,cd. Think n IL. readcr. aud take
tho lesson homo with you,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11
T'tla. NEyS s1sAcEll.
MI. UceCtsec On 1tA Power
MH0 u uyGe4n.


tIleseher II roaxLtespsts.
|, y customary - speak u journal.
Ism IN ,agae and general tsrms. and In
terms, think. somewhat sxtrayagaat.
1'hua ! hear people NY that thu time h
soon coming whom editing will b :
much moro useful occupation than
preaching. Gnd Tint tho Newspaper Il
soing ~ supercedo tho pulpit. WIN
tho press, then, over take tho place u
books Or mr. .eriAlly slimlniah thsmi l
think that tho press will DO 70 books
what .he ocean Il to ships, II win
boar .hem mp; Il will give them ;
l,sdirm aud M opportunity thas they
never have bad, but Il Win mover sup
plant thrm. Allusion has bssn Oily
mado here TO tho psoptioty Of Intro
duelng newspapers In our nchools. -
There yloal.l rot l,s tho tlight1st Oh.
vot;oa 10 that. bus you mover Will
tskc ehool.hookp o,.'' of tho wsy. II
yos do any.hin. yoa viii do this. You
will hNve moro ard b,ltsr re,,ol.hooks
than ,oa ha,s now. and newspapers 10
boot hut yoa a,e neasr going 70 have
Msh Nat eehool-booku ~ nswspapsrs ars.
Our hoy and G!rlu viii read mors, and
rather up scraps ar' iraxmsnts VI H.
formation from newspapers. but ths
ookr Will ffIcr I'll ~ tho staple d IN
~. uotio. until rucl, time ar tho living
book u tho ely teacher. md that time
raoall not bo fu distant. for that i
Tho righi teaching. II you trrn f.oua
sShool.tuokn 70 suiontiAc worls. al-
sLorsh mue'' l'Ay b. done ~ ths
noa,pArerr Ii tho direction u science.
they viii never .aks tho pl. y n scion
tihc treatise. Il la. bosn found BY
Publishers Tint Il l. p,oas4bls 70 run
! novel hrat through ! leading ,psr.
and that h sslla afterwsrd all ths more
fos Isa Arst having bssn In shs papers.
II ID In ths ssn,e manner tsus Il soisn.
liAs works. Lat than bs dintsibutsd
In tho newspapers, and The dsnaad
Will b. equal or greater fos thsn II the
btUks
Take classical and general literature.
There no nswepspsr sissslssioa WI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11
LONG AGO.

| passed by \ charchynrd lonely,
Far out Into the country Wild.
Aud hrard through the dn.ky silence,
The waIl Of weeping child.
With sohs from her full heart breaking.
An Infant VI SIX bright yenrs
WIS elsspinx n vrave.s,one closely,
4 nd iaslns II With her tears.
oh. gently strove IN raise her
And kindly ! s,rose 10 speak
II made her but cling TIN closer,
And ra,cr heea,nr her cheek,
she needed nat consolation,
khe wonl.i IN, l,e drawn away.
And "Meihef ~, .un der mo,her +
Wns NIL il.i hsr lip. could Wy
Its long stttt, | hr r.i 4, I Hnarnihg
Ahd ssuis h " Ha,ss ~ ny head.
rner | .iu i III ihe L. aihs twilight,
~ nigh h .llst |, |
Ntt, Nhehtse. .l1s.shy ,rd,
IA al tHts 10 IL IT i, N,iL
! sti tatna, IL. - !, .llsnee.
ilt. : |. II III, se...he .il,i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

rats @sss wsss - st*s~ss a.ss
sssssss AAss Mss4
- wAs*a+a ~ ~ sass.
fsA ~ assss y II a ssst.
~ <@ssssss f4sss
sNt aas - - Htsss4 ~ssA lss
afsst sas Il 49, sAws*.
- $50 .s..s s~~s. sA.s ssns ss*s
4 'fe~s ss ssAs* AeFs+.
s.e.s " .s# ~ ss~.ts@s rsse
wAsit a -, s*s ~ m~yw#ssAs sst.sw.
IL wWa4s s#tA i s.rei. ~.
~ ssAtssl. 49, Al tss as.1~.
w sisv t#a shs rs*se rsv~ssA Asla sA~ss
~ svvA. r## sasi s4s t&ss rupla ssss
W. - W. sIssesA~s .wA ats~r a~~M
Asa hasas w. Asiis " s~aA*~ ~
w s'aea Av.ias ,A* ssii ti~s Tree.
Ara, ,tanins nrt The rsIas ksvA.
w M~ sAv WATERS ~ Asla~
slirs~ iits silver sAst "A ~ lgAs
W pssh.sva ~sla sasrr. ir~m M aslls,
AAa frsm TN A.lls M. Aerr,es ~,
And we've them .a.a essla~As s&vs
r. efa~a @svh lassly eas*s nAs kssa
Hand slsseea IN Assa ~ waaa.s~A rc~ss
And wrote eur nAmss N r~rA AMd vail
Until sn seAeelns sAasies resl
tmsss ~ sar r~r~ iiAs ts~mtes's rail-
M, seer ,hs clouds we're ehas~a away
The .aa ssns ae~s hls esams u sela
The siras hsesn their songs asala
The laseAinx waters onward relied.
Around table. broad and strese,
Mewn from the stene by ued's eva hand
All strewed and aeeksd With sewers,
w al, merry hearted hand
The dinner o'er, With songs ef eies,
We made shose grand old arches siae,
TIL the sweet echoes from afar.
Came qalverins back from crae 10 spring
Oh beaulceas spring amid The Mills
10 far rvnovcd from tall and strife,
May Thy Wild grandeur ever thrill
The heart with hore and ardent life,
And may ,hosc brIsh. and laughing eye'
Clear ~ thy crystal stream,
Shine with truth ~ pure ~ thine,
In every hriRh. dny dream.
"Thc sun WAS sinking In the wcst.''
when Ali together started homo,
No more around this lovely spot
IL solituslen 10 roam.
Tho stars werc shining In tho Ky,
Tbs day seemed ono " Joy and bliss.
Whrn VI thu gate w said good bye,
Aud heart met heart In lovs'A pure Kiss
j. N. u.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

loUam ON oLp sSuNsxT. "---ln
April last. whilc tho Hon. \. \. Cox
was making flying visit 20 tho sccncs
of his boybood In Ohio. ha attended
chnrch, N all good coxcs do. ON Sun.
day, and listened 10 = sermon from The
following tcxt, ASA servant earnestly
dcrircth tho shadow. "--.Iob vii. =.
Tho venerable preacher began BY
saying hc had seen = picture illussras.
Ing tho tsxt. which represented ; slave
looking towards tho west, waiting for
tho snd of tho days work. II was
entitled. "i4onging for Sunset. How
hc ''improvod" that text llo called
On tho worshics ii both Testamants;
pictured jacobs longing for Joseph.
and old Simon's dcriro 70 20. "sincs
his cyss wmc madc glad" lle I'm
pressed the thought that lifc wAs !
struggle. and no man should desire 10
~. Work was 70 b. donc. And
yct w should look and long for sun
sct,' Whom ths heArt breaks. aud
sorrow u 700 painful. and suicide
tcmrtr, and tho soul longs ior 'sunsos,
20 should remember thAt sunset ID
only tho vcstibuls IL sunrise. Has
how hc perforated! when tho riyr
u passed, tho swollen Aood passed. aud
heaven attained, tiscrs will bs un-
shadcwcd JOY. ~ thsrs b no Sunset In
heaven -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

Proicwnr--Whal afo thc y, ol
starch IN gt,mMssior I Htuden. 70
citing on cheek )--in tho Oe,msn ~
sion r:aYch n uuai very nueb tha sa-' !
- IL thia ooanlry--in doing W linen
and such sooda, p.cfss os--N 70.
i've another ssoh snswss q that | will
show you hov they take che s.arsL ost
of students IN Tho German natioa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

This Il how ! country exchange puts
n, "Tho nd effects VI mnlri,nony wore
never moro terribly depicted than thc
other day. whom ! mook.syod man who
bad boen married rbcut : year patrol
I'D tho Village ssvcot all day. Eyir; %
awsp meercshaum pipe fos : rscond
hand cradle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

A mllkman \ saM 70 have lsh con
Of water BY mlssAks q . customers
house. and ~ customer never discover
q the error.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

Carthage, N. T.. COMES forward With
. woman who. u tho ags d one han.
drsd and one. Jumps rope and plays d
''lsAp fsog." Nesti
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

A boarding. house Acnd tells The
story that In : recent thunderstorm
tho warring of tho elements wers -
awe-inspircd that Tho hair In : dish u
butter In the pantry turned completely
white during tho night.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11
JEasEY STOCK.

l'ltr nni"r~,sned o~n. ihr Jersey luil
brought llils tHtFa s lis I'll tpA.an
and Mili aerp ,ieg 3 fu.' ',la III t'sp.rn
fDr lhc pse n tsutlsa nia 49, lNIrase
lheir sIvea iY iii. HettirH# i 10 vi, b
charged Nj. Nns ailpd Is ii. tui, i.ln..i.
Ispr., i.al aIAlh. imported IL ltliiaile.,
tlia. ah fsupi fili hf,alsl .irfsss ..a
fresr" Arrli 9t ~
NuEplA sI.uIiiIg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

What was ths result u The trial u
that horse slsslss Y" sskcdA Yorkshire
nAn u his nsighbor-"Oh. hs was lsfs
hanging In ssspsnss. was tho rsply.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

4 citizen oi Utica. Who felt called
On TO Il .so,ntfato With female neigh
hr for H.. s.Tsi,.y IL cbnr'iring hor
child. ihe other iry. determined IL
c:u.N Tin interview all leave tho l.ops
II about two MI l,ptcei II sss ohacfy-
Vi ths. ..p. Or dr.. brufl. two f'ot-
stool. : ~. 4 ,srLsnrr. isr q pick
ltA end Inc family t.-s followed cioSely
rtles Lir..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

There h . young lady IN Yorkshire
who II six foot dve inches high and hva
lset IN inches round.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

A man who strives earnestly and
persyer'nsly 10 convince Others ~
lsast coavinccs ~ thst hs ID convinced
himself.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

An exchange snms up tho cheap pos
tai system, taking for its cue tho cllcc.'
II the postal cards on letter postage.
We have concluded TINT II Il about cor.
rc,., and agree with III, Lcavcnwortl'
Ar.ns that II will sooner Or later star.
tho agitation u penny postage and
why nutg
II thu government can afford 10 car.
~ postal card 70 any part of tho
country, and throw IN tho card, for ont
cunt, including carrier delivery IN
eisies, provided with \ carrier service.
Why should II charge upon letter d
smaller rlsc, and no greater weight,
three cents, whom tho sender provides
paper aud onyclopcy II tho govern
Mcnt can manufacture and carry pos
tai card fof ono cont. Il can alro afford
10 carry letter weighing, ray a quar-
ter II IN ounce fvr the hamc ratio d
postage charged upon postal card
whiul, costs moro 10 manufacture thar
stamp II Il can do thu, congress
ought to rnsa law .. the oarlicat ep'
prtuaity extending tho bcnad.e o.
cheap postage to thora who prefer 4
enrlose their les.cla In envelopes, Thu
II already demanded BY tho preas and
penplc of tho country. fnd unless the
pes',es tor general .rrepared 70 prove
that tho postn. card service Ii main.
tsiaol at loss. hc viii have 10 wight
10 eoa plsin II compress hall require
him - earry lestclr ior .ne third the
present rate q portage. urr expert
suc. ~ thu advantage of chenp POST.
Az rrc altogether h favor of the
iroL mol reform,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11
So. cAss,EIo.

OANtlkLn MINN.
J0se1CO ~ the Peace and eol.
IscsIax agent VIII attend 10 collections
And pAy iasss for no.l-reulisnts IN Asy part
FlllMore county. Minn.
M~fers ~ permission " Hon. Reuben
Wells, Preston, Ainn.
Peter v~ltr, Lime Hpylngs statlan, lowa
II. Enston, banker, DuaorNh, IowA.
III. N, Thurb~r, Crvseo 'swA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11
JUST OPENED.
A.
New Flour Z Fed Store,

Two doors South II Times Office,
West side VI klM ~.
whore may ~ all simsa BE- fouad . full
supply VI
ONlx, CbfA, lOrN s1krMl,
FiOosF, MMM MN Feed,
With ample facilities 10 serve you, and
With 4 disposition 10 do business On the
Live aad let Liva' principle, solicit your
pslresage.
M. CLARK.
Dec. ihth lB7l- etf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09
NO. Ill.

Another civil action for trespass was issued.
and made retnrnabe next Monday at
O'Clock P. M., when the case, which Is test
one. will be heard on its merits. james A.
Clarke, Esq. appears for the plaintiff. and
the town is represented by Henry W. Brans-
ford, town attorney. The former alleges
that no criminal charge was preferred, and
that the arrest and bail grew out of the i'm.
proper wording of the warrant. The case
eNc:tcS considerable interest.
The MEETING To-NIGHT.-The Cofserva-
tiVes OF Manchester are expected to rally in
force at the market-house tonight at
O'Clock to nominate candidates for town
trustees. Come out early; but little time
remains for action, and unless the Radicals
are to be allowed to carry the election by
default some ctfortat organization should be
attempted. Those who wish to see the
town government kept in the hands of its
Intelligence. honest industry and wealth. are
called upon to turn out tonight early and
assist in choosing such men TO represent
them.
SALE OF COsFIsCArED PKoPERTY.-The
first sale of geese captured by the police,
and forfeited (no one appearing to redeem
them), took place yesterday evening in front
of the markct-hollse. The entire lot, con-
siSiing of some twenty geese and aS many
gosingS, was purchased by Captain K. \.
Willis for SOLO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09

PLEASING INCIDENTS At A FAIR-tREAT TO
THE ORrHASs.--During the fair recently held
by the ladies CT ihc Glarc-Strccf Pre>W-
leriau church, by the suggestion ana libe-
raity of thoughtful friend. the inmates OF
the Female Orphan Asylum were invited
there to Iartakc OF refreshments. IL was
pleasant thought, and a pleasant sight.
About forty orphan girls, neatly dressed,
and with happy faces, showed il grateful ap'
prcciation Of the kindness shown 10 them.
On subsequent day the male orphans,
about the same number, were invited TO Il
similar treat. TIE appcirinc" and behavior
OF the wcI!-r'1d and hrlthr-io"kin" boys re-
ilcctcd credit upon those who have care of
them.
Before leaving the iail-room, the boys. led
by Mr.. Gill, the superintendent, sang 4
sweet Sahbah->chool hymn with pleasant
effect. Thee visits OF the orphans were
very pleasant features OF the fair, which, we
are happy to hear, was quite successful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09

|, MEETING OF TIE NATIONAL TYrE-F0rNpEps 5
' As>oCl,rloS.-T National Type-Foundcl>
Association held tS annual meeting yc>lcI.
d,v at - o'clock at the EXchangc HUle'
The following" named members were present;
Thomas Mackeller prc,idrnt). and Aleyan-
der NlacI .cStcr. of Philadelphia John llt-
Gan (>ccrclar,), william &. Conuor, and AL
drew Little, New York; Charles Smith. Gin
rinlrlti; Il. :. l'carrr, Boston; and III. j.
Pc!uuzr, Richmond.
There was Il special meeting ot the AS:o-
cialion held in New York, in March last, for
the purpose OF reducing the price OF type
which was done.
The annual meeting held yesterday WAS III
conformity with the bylaws, though there
was no important business to be transacted.
The Committees on Reduction III Cost OF
Manufacture and Charges against Foundrlcs
failed to report, being unable to reach here
in time.
The following resolution was adopted
"ResOirod, That all fonts OF type OF flity
pounds and over are to be sold at the re-
duccd priccadopted IN March in New York. y
TeIegramS were received from several
members saying they were uahl. to reach
here one gentleman had been sixty hours
on the road from Chicago. The session OF
the Association was :; short one, and al
iorrncd in time to allow nearly all OF the
members present To leave on the northern
train at o'clock.