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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-16

RICHHOED.-Richm0nd mas Dcen tue pflue
of the State since her earliest days. The
New Yorker turns his eyes to the great city
of New York and finds in her his ideal OF
grandeur and wealth; the Pennsy
reioices in the elegance and wealth of the
| city of brotherly love and rarely thinks of
| Harrisburg, except as the place where legls-
lative corruption is sometimes perpetrated
Maryanders forget that they have any capl-
tai city except Baltimore; but Nlrglnlans
have always felt pride in her beautiful city
OIL Hhc beautiful James. and regarded 1t as
the apple of her eye There her Gov
ernors have lived aud her legislators
have gained rcnown or Illustrated the
wealth of the State in eloqucnce and
integrity. With her merchants, the farmers
| and merchants in all parts of the State have
kept up business relations, more or less en-
tensiyc. for very many years. There con-
yentions and agricultural fairs are held:
there many Eirginians have had their first
experience of the pleasures Of the theatre;
there only in the State the most distin-
crlished singers of the world have been
heard: there the uutraveled Virginia youth
have first experienced the gaieties and no.
velties of city life. During our late war it
was the seat Of government Of the Confcde-
racy; it was the very heart OF II. and
upon its existence depended the life of the
Young nation. BY thousand ties it is dear
to Yirginians. and deserves their love. For
situation it is lovely; the people are Viz
giuians, the capacity of the place for irde6-
mite growth Us Il manufacturing city exciteS
the admiration Of all who visit her. Her
Hollywood contains now the mortal remains
of thousands whose friends in all parts of
the State look toward that as sacred
ground. Her hills command lovely views
of the most beautiful water scenery,
her streets are well drained, her air is
pure. her mosquitoes are mercitu], but. her
water is execrable. That hotel which
will furnish water for washing purposes
which can be seen through will deserve oil
the patronage OF the jewellers in the interior
of the State. Visitors can do without water
to drink, but they do not like, when feellnS
dusty and Soled by travel, to tritle with
their condition by plunging into such
cider-colored mixture as that furnlshed from
the city water-works. When the river
james has been known to poets as long as
the Yellow Tiber has been, poets may crave
a drink OF it, but prosaic Americans, VINO
need bath, will shrink from contact WIN
its waters, despite the poets lancles.-- Chaf-
EnjforjUe Chronicle.
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ISsr OF LETTERS.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING in
| i TITE RICHMOND POST-OFFICE AUGUST
Is, 1873. At, III. ,<,11 n,ease
f,av will no sent 10 the nead-Letter Office, In ash
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ByLyne & Hrotner'
Auctioneers and Real Estate AsehlS'
No. leI2 Main street.
;,,ov S.IEs-rusure Days.
aUf.runy Sales.--future Days
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee1s'
office corner of Seventh and Hull sireee'
Manchester, Va -..s.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
q W. LUABLE REAL ESTATE II, IN !, THE !EIIi
TOWN OF MAECHEsIEK; IN "Ehf P IN
TTFE Tsu RAILROAD DEPOT.-By virtue Of
decree Of the County Court OF Chesterieid conI,-
~ nj the June term 1873. In the chancery suit or X
i. Brown, surviving partner &C. ~: REFINE COOKS
THURSDAY, August 18th, 1879. at $50 o'clock u,
on the premises, that valuable SI0RE,HQUSE
situated on the street above mentioned The build
ing contains six rooms besides the large and con.
ycnent store and bar rooms The lot fronts 20 fee
and runs back 1872 feet. This very valuable pro-
perty Is one Of the best business stands In the
Town, in Ali improving part of the town. and con-
yepent to the Belle Isle Nail Works. Such property
as this should engage the attention Of persons seek
ing good and profitable investments.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to discharge the debt ex-
penses Of suit and sale: the balance upon credit
OF one, two, three, four, and five years. the Par-
chaser TO execute bonds bearfGg six per cent me
rest from day of sale for the deferred payments s
the title being retained until the whole E1rSh@se
money Is paid. WM. J.: CLOpIOS,
G.. W.TURNER,
Commissioners.
NooDy G RoyAII AuctIoueers au 1s-tds
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MOODY 6 RoyALL, Auctloneers.
BY Coullng g. Pcndleton,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-
No l0oI corner Tenth and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF F X A NJ =
- DWELLING NO. 2916. SITUATED On
LOT 4Oxle5 FEET. NEXT TO THE COKNfE,hf1 - Sr
AND THIRTIETH STREETS, CON iAlSIN W.
FOUR ROOMS.-At the request of the owner We H
win sell al auction, on the premises on ESDa a
the 10th of August, 1873, at o'clock Z. al., Tie
described property. go. o,,,
and twelve months for negotiable notes; WIN SIX
Nor cent interest added, secured by trust deed
COULLING & PESDLETON,
,,,c p. AuctiOneers
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TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
Il GRAZING farm IN POCAHQNTAS
SMALL FARMS TO SUIT PURCH ASERs.-By
virtue OF deed Of trust from X. NJ Pool. az.
will proceed TO sell at Huntersyil!e, West Va, on
TUESDAY, leth day Of August, Bfl a. ]: O'Clock
N, that magnificent body Of LAND, containing
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGhTY-FIVE ACRES, formerly owned by James
r. Ewine lying On the North, South. and Silver
forks of Elk river. about one mile from Gtbsons
In Pocahontas county, West Va About l.iGo acres
are cleared and has full and fine growth OF buo
grass and timothy, and furnishes grazing Tor sefe-
raj hundred cattle each year. IL has 4 very tue
BODY of various tmh+rs on II. and is the best wa
tered land In that section, rs the three forks Ol hk
river run through its various parts.
Iron and coal said 10 have been discovered on
it recently, and from its location these minerals may
exist In vast quantities.
1t lies immediately along The line OF projected
railroad. and taken altogether l. the most desirable
body of timber, grazing, or farming Land IN that
fertile section.
Parties wishing 10 examine the premises can In i
good accommoddt tons ut GibsnD's tavern. al? III
rcc1ions where the land lies.
The land Is being divided into smaller farms. OF
from three hundred to five hundred acre. he ncirs
and bounds Of which can be seen BY application 10
JOHN 4. LIGHrSER, attorney al law, HHntcrs-
vile, W. Va. =.
TERMS; 81 the deed the terms may 5#iash bnt
upon small cash payment. 10 cover EanG ar
crucd interest. and satisfactory so " r..
mainder easy terms and long credit ~ y%ei'eE
~ sl-dts b. G.. fLARTSODk, Trustee.
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LOST, S'FlsATED. dc.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE a

BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE i
SPECIALITY.
The Lewis amendment, aduplcd The 18th or Febri
airy, ls5J. secures the bankrupt an additional eN
emption Ia excess Of the five hundred heretolort
exempted Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS aSaiust al
judgments and DEGREES OF State courts.
Wsfe's right of dover Is as heretofore, preserved
Intact
c. MAURICE SMITH rrosecuies claims of ever,
description against the United States Government
Mr.. JACOB COM, an expert In bankrupt matters
Is connected with the irm.
Correspondence scl!c,isu eAil ~
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that they can buy flrst-class GROCERIES,
chcap for cash at greatly reduced prices at the TIP
Ton Family Grocery Store No. 1884 Main street.
BEST OOLONG TEA, St.25 worth Slbo
BEST GUNPOWDER TEA, $l.7s worth W
and everything else in proportion: Fay3r me Win
q call. 6EORTE i. ohNCh'
tv S6-StlaSIw
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, August Is, 1873.
Another dull day. Five shares of Virginia steam
ship and Packet Company were sold at %.
sTATE SECURITIES.
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INITIALS
"P. E. c.; " j. H."
VESSELS.

w IT. PbeIps, schooner Sue Cummings; Captain
John Ioughery. schooner NJ. A. Lougtery: John
katiidge, schooner j. 5. Mallory; Jesse Surran.
schooner John F. Kelsey t2); Captain :. b. Scu!l.
schooner u. Il. Steeman: Captain K. G. Harris.
schooner ID. K. Bcckford; Charles RICHMOND,
schooner E. X. Bcckford; Captain w: W. Hearn.
" Villains: V. w. TibSon, schooner Dick Williams
F. Eihlert. schooner Gerent; Edw. b. Powell, brig
Emma Hall; Edw. Lawarance. schooner W. Ii.
Pierce; K. s. Thompson, schooner 81. Mary.
+. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Is, 1873.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST ID. 1873.
Sun rises........... SIT Noon SETS. 90
sun sets........ GAG High tide. 1880
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T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
IL NAMING IN TIE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE AUGUST IL, 1878. Persons calling for let
tiers IN this list will please say Advertised II not
called for in one month they will be sent to the
Deld-L cttcr Office, in Washington, ID. {.
LADIES LIST.
Blackburn, II. s. Janson, Rockner
BROWN NJ. l.. Lewis w.
Bransford Ii. L. Moody, +. +.
Champ, W. Mann, III. A.
bier, 81. A. Phillip. VI. K.
Gibbons DIR. E. 2. Robertson, D.
(;rubl,s, j. SnelsOn, +. '.
Giles, susan Sims, r.
f;win WI. Sheppard, y. K.
HutchiSou, W.. r. thornton, r.
HAYS Jude Tilislcy. Ida
Hancock. ID. Winfree, l.. A.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Branch, Samuel Moody, Lawrence
Brslnsford, DR.. j. +. Morgan. W. IL.
Chcatham, Hester Molair. ;.
Crump, T.. Miller, y. Z.
Darlington, ID. Page, sllas .
Clay, j. Is. Perkins, Dr. n. NJ.
t.lliOtt,J. Reyuoids- monroe
EdmouS, 3. Read. Joseph lcoiofeW
Eicheiltrgcr Miller ramsey, IL W.
Friend. DR.. G. W. Taylor, L.
Harris solomon u iliaInson. K. 4.
Manchester Cotton Manu- " ortheiidSkc,.J' u. -,
featuring Company. washington Georse "
johnson, Joe " Nllalns, Il. a.
kirkpatrick Co. l2) =.
ROBERT BEATTiE. p. N.
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HEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION
rBUT TOBE KEPT oPENTILL 1sT OCTOBER

Bv virtue Of decree or the Richmond Chan"cry
Court Of May l3 1873. in the suit Patton, &'' a.
FRY. &c, the undersigned. appointed commission
the premises. on THURSDAY the ?!s; Of August,
1919 at P. NJ. that valuable propety known rs
- M. THE HEALING SPRINGS.
including the REAL ESTATE, situated In he
county OF Barb State Of Virginia. or The linz Of Es
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad containing hirnl
HUNDRED AND TWENTi:OSE AGREs, ont
third Of which IS cleared. and In cultiya'i3;o: "
gether with nj! the Personal PRoPEHll
thereon, used III connection win me ePTiniS, pcr
RRIt:K BUILDINGS OF the best nst.r1a! and .otn-
manship, and 4 number of HhADsoNb ~
TAGES all In good order. and eVlncing cIhS',N,s
bic degree OF taste in construction; S."rs. .a."
houses. stables, &c. and partial equipment '"' =
stage line. &c. ~ .,,,. from,
spring I'm the mountains through the bH!!dnSa tA'
grounds, affording an ample supply tor All pIh..
moses. aud the property Is thoroughly iulnl>Gsn
with everything necessary for the co"'"Vt u
i TIE sP Ssits ARE NOW N srCCEssFEt
% MiFhnrT ff;STnEHntgTi6s 10 TIE ii Of
The property Is situated he main rrH =, ~
the Warm Springs Valley. about bi'.tM ''..,T ,rgI
Covin2ton, on the CHESAPEAKE and o:n ,1,r,.i,r
from which point il Il acctr. bic b! hhr
and The south Branch rIlf:oai No" '"II t N
and partly under contract. Is interest," '"
CovinSton. and when complete! WIZ pa pa. .i,t'-.
the Warm Spring, Vale? "!'Hin - '''''
of the Springs. ,,,,,o ,rS r,r...
The virtues oftl.e waters ars ",ll hn"" i ~ r
no particular notice. llcsrriDiiNc la.IP,'Iil ,r.u
he had Of the :.gea, at the sprin2s or 81 .,I
add & Co, Richmond. Thu SEou'i1' r. ,55n,.al
r.s,ue and beautiful shaded hJ 'nfs :" o.,T
growth the climate Delighted. tl'e a'H.'> try g.
aud cxhilera,ing nnd without togs' aAG 7''''''
surpassed. .,-,r .,r the pI~yh,,e
money: the residue upon cr%h' ~ N.,.,,t.lbt
eighteen. and tweuty-f"ur months 80 -lr
nGtcs with Interest added fro u ,,e ar tn, The. c
For further information apply TO- ,.' =, '.I .a,
missionerS at Richmond, Va" Or l.. " S'
agent, IT the Springs. WILLIAMS.
W. ". rRuMr,
JOHN IL GU.
JOHN s.. CnkE.
JAMES y. DUNLOP .,p,r..
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August ls.-Money easy al '@'
sterIiry weak and lower at 1884. Gold, ll4t9ll'
Governments dull with little better feeling. statc
quiet and nominal.
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sVe-rTnv ssErs~Yrt--r poy,.
BY w. Goddtn.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
O.BRICk STORE AND DWELLING on THE
WEST LINE OF BROOK AVENUE. AND TWO
LOTS ADJOINING. ON ONE OF WHICH
THERE IS A SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT
At the request OF Mr. Henry Lyneman, who wishes
to break up housekeeping. shall sell at ancton ON
gust, 1879, at o'clock r. NJ, the excellent BRICK
STORE and DWELLING. now and for a long time
has front OF % feet and depth Of 100 feet To an
alley, and the DWELLING is or brick three-sfories
high. with brick kitchen OF two rooms, and js a
good business stand. A lso, the TWO ADJOINING
LOTS, each % by 100 feet TO said alley on one of
which there u small FRAMED TENEMENT.
containing two rooms and a well OF good water
TERMS ,0ne-third cash: balance nj six and eivh.
teen months for negotiable notes, interest added.
secured by trust deed.
aul5 w GOnnIN. luctIornrr
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WANTED, TO SELL
10000 feet SEASONED D CANADA S1CA-
MORE,
1,oooo feet SEASONED - SYCAMORE,
All kinds BUILDING LUMBER,
GLAZED WINDOWS, BLINDS and DOORS.
TRUMAN A. PARKER & CO.,
Canal and Byrd streets from Fifth to Sixth street.
je Is
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BY f. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office No. Fourteenth street, between Main and

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed
i Of trust from Samuel. Barker. bearing da.,.
the 18th day Of September, 1871, recorded In IA.
County Court OF Henrico, default having been
made In the payment of negotiable note secured
In said deed, and being requested 80 To do hy The
holder OF said note will proceed TO sell at public
auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY the cs,h
day OF August 1878, ut II O'Clock 81, the uudyideJ
interest of said Barker IN tract piece or parcn,
OF LAND lying aud being In the county OF Henricn
about four miles below the city OF Richmond, on
the Williamsburg road. ~ -.-.r
TERMS: Cash. -, WILLIAM FOLKS. -
All "a Ht Z. e siht "....ss Trustee
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DENTISTRY
POWDER.
A TTEN rIoN, SPORTSMAN

A TTEN I1UN, NUN IH'' NV
NEW YORK STATE SPoKl>N
ASSOCIATION. .....,a. q
EXTRACTS FROM "EEsoKf OF ~
STANDARD FOX SHOT. 81. 8, coz.
- All manufacturers Will have th,jr ,no sha
form when sportsmcn require lsltt 'uSt LENCE
compara with the STANDARD of
which your committee has bAeh., Tim yaar t'S'
ml,,ee hav tes de eri 10 ssopt the 10 Is
CAN STANDARD !" the scale ptesVf"S es lv's.
M,sssrs. Thomas OTIS Lc Roy y No:,o' ttgi!rpan'
u. ii. SMITH.
e. SGlNNEEs,s yius b.
sportsmen and dealers dt.iro,is , 81 thtrs'%
above SCALE, or amy iatormalioh ~ applying
THOMAS OTIS LIZ ROY & Oos NJ" w.
IL 1e-ecaam
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Auctioneers and Real Estate ARenH,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TEN BUILDING LOTS ON UNION
Il HILL, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 2?d OF
August, 1878. commencing at o'clock p. H., We
will SELL upon the premises respectively Inc folow-
ing lotS-to Wit:
LOT ut southeast corner of Twenty seventh and T
streets, so BY $50 feet to alley 90 feet.
LOT Oh east side Twenty-seventh street, begin
ming so feet north of street, 40 by $50 feet.
SEVEN LOTS OIL south side street, extending
from Tweuty-cighth to Twenty-ntnth streets, each
lot 10 by 1872 fee. to alley IS feet wide.
good chance for investment in cheap ana
rapidly improving lots.
M Ia AuctioneerS.
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, August ls.-Firginia consois' s'i
West yirgnla's, llt-bids to-day.
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CbNFECrIOSEREs;S.
CONTEMPORARIES
TCE-CREAM ICE-CREAMl
will be furnished al the shortest notice 1t the
MAIS-STREET ICE-CREAM DEPOT,
1I2G MAIN
1886 MAIN ST.

Managers of PIC-NICS and FESTIVALS will do
well 10 give Inc call before purchasing elsewhere.
| warrant To furnish only the best quality OF cream
Orders To furnish cream Oh Sunday must be left n
the store OIL Saturday.
CAKES tplain and ornlmentar, CANDIES
French and A'uericanl, FRUITS, NUTS aud
CRACK ELS always on hand at wholesale and re-
tail.
Ny BAKERY and CANDY MANUFACTORl
Is unriy lied In Richmond.
Goods delivered free to any part of the city. Give
me CALI &. ZIMMER, Is.
~ al-3ln successor TO Camel, thinner & Go.
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DOARDERS WANTED,-I can accom-
d modate eight DAY BoARDERs, and would uia
and comfortable chamber In pleasant neighbor-
hood. healthy and centrally located. with we'll
furnished table. Persons in search OF hoard call Ut
1910 Ross street. .rr
- sts ANN II. I'm AhCs
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w ANTED, COLORED WOMEN AND
w GIRLS. / have orders for large NUMBER OF
women and girls TO live In private families In New
York and other northern cities, al high wages Ap-
NV to j. p JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
AMI No. 9 Fifteenth street.
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TONFECTIONERIEs, FRUITS, &C.
~ Receiving by every steamer fresh supplies of
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, &c, &C.
lCE-CREAM and CANDIES
manufactured daily fresh.
ApXL!SI, Jg.
Y.s s07 Broad street
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THE RAMsLER's RooM, Aug II, 1915.
Dear Dispatch, where'er go my heaIt
.. still fondly turns to thee" do NOT quote
Cody thoroughly, because cannot sa! .nai
INV heart Is "untrayclled." II does travel
when my body goes and enjoys healuly
all the things that are presented 10 my
senses Indeed, with Inc "travel" is the
hahn of trayail-the needle which knits up
the rayellcd sleeve Of care; and want to tell
Won of some of the wonders and pleasures
/ have enjoyed; but | am afraid my dis.
course will be like Bottoms dream-without
bottom. Nevertheless, here goes for jour-
Dey In
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Reese River Items.
From the Rcvellle, July 81


Thomas Laurie. who Is confined In
the County Jail OH a charge of horse
stealing, made, a few days ago, an un-
successful attempt to escape. The prls.
oners are allowed the liberty of the
hall Of the jail during the daytime and
Laurie had managed In some manner
to secrete a case.knlfe with which he
removed the mortar from around a
brick In the outer wall Of the prison
which was concealed from view by n
hanging table, which has not beeu used
for several months. When discovered
by Sheriff Emery he had succeeded
In removing a brick, and had he not
been molested he would doubtless in a
few days have made I'll opening large
enough to have effected his escape. He
Is now safely anchored with a heavy
set Of irons and has concluded to re-
main with Mr.. Emery until other ar
engagements are made.
The Board OF Fire Delegates met
last evening, canvassed the vote Of the
late election. and swore In the new Off
cers of the City Fire Department. G.
A. Shepard was elected Chief Engi-
neer, P. b. McCourt, First Assistant,
and w. A. Hall Second Assistant.
Wells. Fargo & 20. shipped for the
Manhattan Company during the month
of June, the little dab of 81 bars OF
bullion, weighing S,6lS pounds, and
valued at $l27,35l %.
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Eureka Items.
From the Sentinel Of July sd.l

hAOhA 80
Pritchard uses several hundred head
Of horses and mules In maintaining
his freight lines from Palisade to Eu-
reka and Phoebe. He has been in the
habit Of feeding his stock OH corn and
oats from the East, which he received
BY rail ut Palisade, and then distribute
ed to the various stations along the
road. Lately the Central Pacific Rail.
road Company advanced Its tariff Sl0O
per car from Ogden to Pallsadc, and
now Pritchard ships feed to the end OF
the Utah Central, and from there
teams 1t out OIL his road via Phoebe,
making a very considerable saving BY
the operation. An average Of two
thousand pounds per day Is now be-
Ing received ut Eureka by this circuit
Gus route. 1t Is but eighty miles from
Eureka to the Central Pacific at Pail.
SADIE, and over four hundred to the
present terminus OF the Utah Central !
Is comment necessary? We think not.
There may be wisdom In the course
adopted by the Central Pacific nan
ayers, but We confess our inability to
appreciate 1t.
Kavanaugh, the Ruby Hill wife
beaten, Is again In limbo, where he
should be kept during the remainder
Of his worthless career. lie has beaten
his wife, n poor, delicate woman with
two or three little children, unmerci-
fully OH several occasions of late, and
he seems never to be content except
when engaged In this unnatural pas
time.
W. l.. Prltclard yesterday shipped
bullion as follows: For the Rich
mond, 5O,0 900 pounds Ruby Consoli-
dated, IL. 600 pounds; Eureka Consol-
idated, 20, 1000 pounds.
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Reno Items.
From the Reno Crescent July 81

From the Reno Crescent July 81
Nearly everybody In town is going
mad with o big chunk Of copper ore IN
hand from the Reno Company's ground
In Humboldt county. The specimen:
are beautiful, but much to tho disgust
of the owners, rs they 60 down, the
copper Is rapidly changing to gold.
An Intoxicated individual kicked
the windows out of one o fthe houses
on a back street, occupied by n woman
of the town. Judge Poor fined him s.
and costs, and he now reposes in the
County Jail.
1t Is now stated that the Congrega-
tional Society will soon be In condi.
ton to complete their church.
The dirt and filth on Virginia street
is in a state of fermentation. aud Its
smell has a-giant powder effect.
BY order of the Department the Re-
no postofllce has been made n money
order office.
The McGlrnis girl, alleged to have
been raped. has been sent to a convent
In San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-05

The Democrats Of Allen county,
Ohio, have been warming the Hon
Chas. n. Lamison, their member o.
Congress, In a pretty sound and cheer,
full manner. They had a big meeting
the other day and passed some stirring
resolutions, one Of which instructed
him to vote for the repeal Of the extra
salary law at the last session, and an
other demanding that he restore the
back. pay which he has taken from the
United States Treasury, or resign. The
District which elected Mr.. Lamison
has over 5000 Democratic majority,
and the resolutions must therefore be
something else than a trick to dslude
voters. One by n these grabbers are
being brought face to face with their
constituents. and every time. TINS far,
they have failed to justify themselves.