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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-03
ny Lyme s. Brother,
Auctioncers and Real Estate esei'S'
No. 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a IEa ,,is1,
" OF LARD. WITH 4 EALuh6LG; N nv
Mill THEREON. AT PUBLIC AUiirs terrico
virtue o.! decree Of tae Circuit Colut " init of
pronou;,ccd on the eth February MS III tt nm
Iurpin executor ~. Ropefs ADM w d.
ticrsl:,netl ;s commissioner appointed 1y na 10
cree viii offer for sale at public auction ,e hour
NESDAY The 18th day of March. 1913, at Ia .r, c =,
of O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises, liitl {. rn,
TRACT OF LAND (cOn!hlnihG ~ s6-iooo 1t 10
known in tie division of g. W.hopcrs estate i, c,
ll Tract" with wafer erist-lnill liieTeol. nov
III Tie occupancy Of licorg" *. Roper, anu
i'm The COUNTY Of Ueirico. about tFo ana Il h,ii
ui!cs from rhr city OF Richmond GU the new Cen
ira! pike ANA known rs .IOpers Mil y: Sild stle
to m made al The risk and costs OF the former pur
chaser George X. Roper and his security Oh the
bonds cxcc,,tcd by him for his said purchase
TERMS or SALE: Cash "a TO so lnicii oi the pro-
cecs OF sale ;,s will be sufficient To pay the charges
O.: sale and thc amount Of the bond OF said Roper
due on the 2Utn December is,2 FOR T1a3.;3, with IN
tercs, thereon roin tic 10Th Dcceber lsTl III y
Of sale at six ;er cent. ana ON creut us the resi-
due OF proceeds Of sal" III iwo equal Instruments Oh
1888 each. payable respectively oil the 2:h Decent
bcr 1914 and a0lh December. 1S4, WITH interest on
said deferred payments from day Of sale at Fix per
cent ueranuun-thc purchaser 10 cNec,itc his bonds,
with approved security, for sail deferred payments.
and title TO ~ retained until the whole OF said bonds
are paid and conveyance directed ~ the court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
feos commissioner.
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By Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers'
Office on Hull street, opposite the court-hotlse'
Manchester.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or FALJ:
" ALE REAL ESTATE In TIE COUNTY
OF CIIESTEEFIELD, ON APP0MATfoX
RIVER NEAR G0ODE,S BRIDGE. hEnyT
EuiTlt MILES FROM THE GLOVER Hull
prs. AND TWENTY-FIVE MILES FROM
pETEESjURti.-B virtue of decree of Chcs-
1eriiclt County Court entered 1T the November
tcr thereof ls7a. in the Suit of Moore rs Grcsii,
sell M public auction. IN front Of Chesterfield court
hou5, on the 10th Of March, 1913. THAT being court
tIay1 ut IpI O'Clock j.. NJ, the KE.t. ESTATE To-
Gated rs above. containing SIX HUNDRED AM
TWENTY ACRES on"-ihird of which Is heavily
limb red. hal ,lcc in cultivation and In good order
There is Il TWu-STORY DWELLING and all ne
ccssary Uut-buildinSs OIL the place.
TERMS Cash as 10 ST. mucliaS may he necessary
10 dcfray expenses of sale and cost OF suit: u2lahc.
added ut six per cent. and title retained ill pur-
chase money Is fully paid. ~
ROBERTSON & BEONAUGlI, Auctonccrs.
NH I'D
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AsSOClatcu Tfts> teIt2rallls.J
Washington lfi.;sirs.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The House has
flushed all the Senate amendments TO the
legislative appropriation bill. The Morrill,
amendment slspending judgments Of the
Court Of Claims in cases OF dsioyalty was
rejected without division. The salary
amendment was adopted by four majority.
1t gives to the President $4,000 II year; to
the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court $l0,-
500; TO the justices Of the Supreme Court,
Cabinet officers, Nicc-President, aud Speaker
OF the UouSc, 10000; and to members OF
Congress, including those Of the Forty
second Congress, $1,000 per year, hut ahol;
iShcs mileage, stationery, and all other
allowances. The amendment withholding
the cost OF Government transportation from
the Pacific railroads was adopted also, an
amendment directing suit for the restitution
OF the CrCdit-MObii!cr cX!OTtions. The dis
agreeing votes have been referred to CON
terence committee, the House conference be-
lug Garfield, Of Ohio (who is strongly Op-
posed to the Morrill, amcndmenD Butler, OF
Massachusetts the manager Of the SALARY i'll.
crtsse); and Randall. OF Pennsylvania.
The Committee Of Ways and Means have
agreed to report hill placing liquor lost at
sca upon the same footing with tobacco.
| Three hundred three per cent. certificates
were called in to-day. Interest ceases OF
the 1st of April.
The Senate will probably continue in scs
sion all night on appropriations.
The debt statement shows II decrease o
FIVE and thrce-cighths millions. Coin in tin
Treasury, siXty-siX millions; currency, fou
and a half millions.
The President has made the following no
limitations: John II. Banks, register uithc lane
Office for East Florida; Holiday. receiver o.
public money ut Last flolida; Horace lay.
Tor, postmaster 1t Corpus Christi; w. D.
| Wickcrsban. postmaster ut Mobile Charles
W. tlnggoi,!, postmaster. at Mobile G.. w.
Il. Jones is pressed for collector Of customs
at Mobile.
| General Syphcr was before the Committee
of Ways and Mems to-day, and testified that
| his interest in the Pacific Mail steamer Sub.
sidy was superinduccd by That in the line
between New Orleans and .icXico. thinking
that one would help the other, and that lie
never was offered, or paid, or asked, any mo-
| icy consideration whatever.
Fifty millions Of bonds Of 1862 were called
in to-day.
The following kukuy prisoners have been
pardoned: Miles Carroll, Miles McCulloch
Henry Wariick, and James \. Saunders.
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V'HE o-FoRTE BUSI-sFs.s;s

T'HE Plan 0-FORTE BUSI- $50 ;yy
Il NESS.-The undersigned have bcenYT 3 f~fl
engaged In the piano-forte biisiness over twenty
years, aud have sold In Virginia, North Carolina,
aud other southern States more than TWO THOU
SAND instruments. They feel Il pride In their bu-
safely leave The selection OF pianos 10 niem They
will guarantee euire satisfaction. They keep none
hut the best pianos made. They furnish them at
manufacturers lowest prices. Parties VIII save
freight and other charges by buying them here.
They will take old pianos in part payment. They
will sell secondhand pianos on commissions.
WOODHOUSE u PARHAM,
fe % Booksellers aud Sialioners.
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VyIGH CONsTABLE'S SALE.

Ii No ,aoe
viii sell at public auction at my ONCE, NO MINI i9So
franklin street below Governor street, on aloS-
iitY MORNING, March 3, 1873, ut ii O'CLOCK, inc
following property, to satisfy sundry distress war
rants attachments. ndexecutions III my nahds'
BUREAUS, WARDRoBES,
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
FEATHER BED, BEDDING
WASusTASDS, CLOChs,
MIRRORS, PICTURES,
SOFAS. CHAIRS,
BENCHES. PRESSES.
TABLES, SHOWCASES,
DESTAI. CHAIR, WRITIEG-CIIAlR,
Gun, CORNERSTONE.
MEDICAL BOOKS. SCALES,
Old PIANO, BAEi-C CARRIAGE
hIco. IT the same time and place. two SlitFt!.r.-
BDAR,DS now at washington Gardens, on Mar
shall street adicng Elba Park: ,,-rc,rppy
High Constable City Richmond:
,r,.,,,r. f.,sb fe2S-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-03
Ey II. Il. Ra.clitfc, Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

Y WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
/ MONDAY. March I'd, commencing at half-pass
10 o'clock A. NJ, large and weil-:issostea stocN VI
GROCERIES, &C.;
10 which MnnlI call the attention of the trade.
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GErErs & WILLIAMS. AGctloucrrs.
By Grubss K H'iliialLs,
Auctionccls AMI Real Fs:a:e Agents.
EleyeUth street BETWEEN M.t!u and h..itA'
SAIE OF THE RIcHMO IND SED

GALE OF THE RICH MON AND
- YORK RIVER RAlLRnAD.-Ey ytriu" 81 j
decree of the Chauccry Corr: 81! the gu! 90 ''';
lnund IN lie causes of the RIchmrnG AID iHS
River Railroad Company IS. j. frus.tr iHa "t't
Robert ii. Maury, trustees, and J. Pi>>tr il'9 'a'
Robert II. Marry. trustees. rs. The Eyha'ol" 81, ~
York River R,iroad tomrany, catered on "i - -;
day Of December. is72. we, the nndcrHiSlci'"t ~.
survivor OK Us. shall sell by pnDllc au"ll"h' 4.
auctioD-ruoms OF McsSrS. GrubtS * VI lIlaniH. -
Eleventh street. Richmond, Va, on tHib.tii ~.
"a day of MAY, 1879 It the houf Of - -; ~ -"
property of every kind. real, personal ana ,n!I''
OF the RICHMOND AND loRh NY r. " y. ~.
ROAD COMPANY. inyIndiy2 It's ruaGHal. -
cros-t,es, depots, sidiDaa, cars, engines. -
and all other property whatsoever tlSIES;tr ,r,,
such sale nothing whatsoever nelonSHg TO Sa "' r.
pauy except It's chooses In action a!is' depss "e 20
become due 10 it. ,o,,S
HE TERMS OF SALE WILL. BE As tpLLJt" ,lc
The sum OF $i5oeeo shalt be paid IN CASH 90" :.
residue OF the purchase money shall W. Ia,
follows $4,000 on the LIST OF January st, w. IN,
tcrcst ri the rate OF per cent. per annui i'V. Le
day Of sale. payable Senf.3nnBaUy: S5eN w W, -
fst day OF January 1885. with Interest III .ie i
per cent yer annum from the day OF sale 80
se,ni-aunually; and the remainder OF secn put
money the ist day OF Ja,uary, iSi., VIII al
at the rate Of per cent per annIm iroth S SiIrt
sale, payable scmi-ann,ially-the SAFE 10 c 60
10 the ratification rejection OF the couiS, az w
ratAed by the court; the deferred pay leittS .,,
secured by adeed OF trust OH the pr'rei's 80
deed to he subject u the apprpya! ~ rag Sot .,r
Capitalists wiz take notice that tte ehee ~ en.
and conveyance Will be tn extingilsh Gie sss. td,
| pany aud make the purchaser or perelaseis :" 80
corporate. So, p,cE
Forfurther particulars apply 10 Slessrs. IN r,,s
t...s - - J. PRt,SSEl. TABh
ROBERT n. MAUI,
a. Ing IrstSNN.
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TrT.EGRApHIC NEWS. .
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
&c, ,e,crram 10 the plsra!ch. ]

| ISbcclal telegram 10 tae 5isiissn.J
WASHINGTON, u. c., March /, 1873.
co,rrcss las IGNORED Crcdit-MoDilier
almost altogether. 1t isa thing OF the past
so far as the National Legislature goes, ana
the business at the capitol to-day Is solely IN
reference to appropriation bills. Both Houses
will sit tonight, but the members arc very
tired and will hardly infringe upon the less
worldly duties Of tomorrow, though at pre-
sent it appears possible that sunday-ii'sH'
session may be held for the first time IL, seven
or more years.
The Eify ~ Becoming Crowded.
with ssr,nccrs. aud the holiday appearance
is already very evident. The military VIII
commence to arrive on Monday. The capt.
toll executive mansion, and public depart
ments, were thropged to-day with visitors.
Outside of the work to be performed by
Congress, and that consequent thereon, there
will he absolutely no office business here for
the next four or five days.
Tic Inaugural Address
The President las completed his inau-
gural address. 1t will be distributed through
out the country at y O'Clock on Monday
next. There is much interest to learn what
the President will have to say in his inau-
cural speech. Naturally enough, it is en-
pcctcd to be very brief. Many predictions
are made that it will cschcw politics alto
gether.
It il understood that no action will be
taken ia
The Case of Senator Patterson.
| recommended to be expelled by MorrilPs
committee. Were senators prepared to adopt
the resolution Of the committee the matter
could not be brought up for action at this
late day in the session, as its discussion
! would involve considerable tilac, which at
this juncturc is particularly precious.
EIse West Point Cadets
will astonisil the natives here with a dress.
parade on one Of the principal thoroushiares
on "Wednesday next, under the auspices OF
the new Administration.
EontweIs'a Chances for the Senate.
limitations come from Massachusetts poll
texans tilit unless Secretary DOutWcll S!lail
resign on OF before the 4th instant BIZ.
chances for election to the Senate will fade
quickly sway. The friends Of Dawes appear
to be very confident that he will beat Bout
well in the senatorial race.
If Congress gets through with all lcsit-
mate business,
Grant WIZ Take his Southern To.:T,
as the Executive session Of the Senate " i'll
only last about one week.
Mrs. EsarSrovc.
whose throat WAS cut by her husband while
he was suffering from alteration OF mind,
ended fatally, is not yet out Of danger.
lemon,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-03

RICHMOND REJolCEs. week the poo
ple of Richmond had grand rejoicing over
the opening of the great Chesapeake and
Ohio road to the Ohio river. Well might
they rejoice; it is the opening of a new era
OF prosperity and greatness TO Richmond and
Virginia. Orators were cloqucnt-and whose
tongue could not be Ciccronian upon such
au occasion aud upon such theme! Poets
sang-and who could not be nightingale in
such bush Philosophers and statesmen
reasoned -and who could not upon such
great subject of development and trade !?
Bells rans-and* why not send out their
Joyous chimes, as they did from "Old Inde-
dence' belfry when liberty and nation was
born? Bonfires and illnmipatons blazed-
and why should they not Pin honor of the
kissing Of the waters of the Ohio and James.
Grave senators and delegates forgot the
funding bill, the four-doltar-a-day- aud-roast-
beef court bill, and the ten.cent mileage bill,
and said who cares for expenses nowhere
is the solution OF Virgina's ability to pay.
Cheer up-.the day dawns land here we
left.--P0Qe Courier.
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Gy Lyme e Brother,
Auciinnrcrs and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.
BUILDING LOTS FOR S SALE PRI-
40 EATEI'S

BUILDING LOTS TEE E0 I S A L E PRl-
This being the most auspicious time for parties
contemplating building during the coming spring
TO purchase lots in desirable localities we Gcr be-
low list OF lots ut rrccS and on terms which cannot
fail to please the most fnst,:ouS
Franklin street, loo feet opposite TO Monroe Park.
Franklin street. 81 feet near corner Henry.
Grace street, 80 feet between Fourth and Fifth
streets.
Grace street. 30 feet near corner Fifth street.
Grace street, Is feet corner Second street and
Grace
Grace street, 10 feet between Pine and Laurel.
Main street l55 feet corner Poplar. opposite Nor
toms.
Main street, 70 feet opposite Monroe Park.
Main street, 30 feet corner Henry.
Main street, % feet near Third street.
Floyd street, DO feet one square above Monroe
Park.
Grove avenue. 10 feet corner Henry.
Cary street, o. feet I'm rear M"rton's garden.
Cary street. 80 feet between Laurel axe! Cherry.
Pine street, 90 feet between Beverly and Allie
marie.
Pine >trcrt. lilo feet corner Spring street.
Also large number of desirable lots i'll almost
every nciglllIprhood In the city.
For terms, or further information, Apply to
HILL K GUDDiN, Real Estate Agents,
fr 2J-Jt HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-03
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
o,rner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
' on THE NORTH SIDE OF e., BE &c !. J. 4, Be
TWEEN SIETu AND SExESTil Sr tsf;Et! :;
Of EE NKLIN, AMP T ,lS,tinN iha
request Of the hers-at.law of tie late simon Su-
len, DECEASED sha sell ut auction on INC lrcmiSWGS'
on MONDAY the sd March, 1873. ut IL 0'ci"ck NJ
that TRULY EUABLE Lor located Tl as n'o os
,nn-st1re fronting "a feet on tho north Sue OF
Broad street, running back about 40 feet, more OF
los tr Market avenue. having on that avenue 4
URiCk TENEMENT now in the occupancy Oh Mt
christian B,lr.ine. This lot will bc solo as "oie;
nr divided 30 rs u have front on BROAD street ana
enc on Market avcnue may he deemed best al ,re
hour Of salr After which, Oh tue same Day. on me
premises. ut o'clock j. ", THAT EALG AhLh
LOT ut the southeast corner Of FRANKLIN ana l"ch-
fy-rth streets adjoining the neat cottages recel'y
erected by Mr.. EEnun Stearns, having fr3ill on
Franklin street Of l@0 feet l,y % feet IT, an alley io
Zee; wide bounded on the cast by another alley l:
feet wide; TO he SubdiSi!ed into hTc lots OF - irGt
each After The sale of the lot the old Trained build
inos thereon will be snu ,,.
TERMS: Une.fourth cash; balance at Four. eight,
and tweiTe months for negotiable noies, interest
re - Auct"ncrr.
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TOILET ARTICLES.


OATMEAL SOAP, PALM-OIL GLYCE
~ RlNE SUAr. fer winter use. for sale bg
7. Il. DUPUI. Apothccary,
ia "a ao7 Broad street,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF EALuAbLE
| ANN an YORK Rlv ER-Ry virtue OF .
deed Of trnsf executed on the 10th day Of Mafs,
1871, by benjamin n Robinson and wiie us .r,ic
signed trustees therein iained VIII SCI ~ hat
eing court-dayl Ia front Of the cogrt-iolse :" ,he
Kent county. ahns Xa.nsble frA FE ku ansxrI u
). BRIEK HOUSE," containing a5ont tu " en
YorS river and opposite the town OF We 90, aid
TRgMs: Cash enough 20 pay pe,sss w W. sA and IS
debts scared III said aeedsay about s.,sos ,y ii
s =, - = CYRUS "A. BRANCH,
Trustees.
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rEAN0s. ORGANS. dc.

SLEIGIiT Il HOWARD (oprosTEs sS:s
the BEST PIANO-t ORTES AND ORGANS.
STEINWAY PIANOS and SMITHS AMERI-
CAN ORGANS constantly on baud TT factory
prices Old pianos taken IN exchange. For sale or
rent, one SECUND-HANDC HICkERISG PIANO;
also, one SrODART L DUSHAM PlANO-both
ut Il bargain. re 22-lm
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A LL-FsTABLJSHED w OOD
IA WORKING BUSINESS, centrally located.
with complete Machinery, Stock. Key. and Good
WIN. now cmplo,in. i've hands. May Inc much III
creased. a tue opening for business. For particu-
lars &c. apply 10
f. 2.-Jtf GRUBES n WILLIAMS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31
ARIZONA.
Phoebe Items.
The following items are from the
Rec0rd of Nav Goth


The following items are from the
Rpcoyd of Nav 2o,h
r,,n ,a.,. ,
\otwjtbsi,ndin~ h d,n,aon dnna by-
| the late sever frosts The ]Trosnrrt i
cool for abrInd,nt wills Of Grain
, and yeretahIrs in the norfhcrn y,l.
ieys. The Potato crop in Spring and
Shoshone valleys is very promising.
We also hear that the fruit trees set
out in the Snake valley last Fall and
Spring are growing thritlily. The
farmers or S~ontiieasterh W are
Oh the hlSh ROAD 10 fortune.
HILL BEACiiEi.-Ne Yesterday had
the pleasure OF & call from TINS gentle
man: whose circle OF acquaintance Is
as vide. PROBABLY, as any other mans
W , tne rapn, G"'t' ir,,,ia. ~ LINN, ~.
vi, ~ n'.arnr - NJ pdo.hn' :
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31

AT Ottawa, Illinois, dormitories are
provided for the Supreme Judges in
the Courthouse. St. Louis has i'm
proved on this by putting up a COM
plete suit of rooms in its Courthouse
for the Judgment of jurors, and, in
connection Herewith, has provided a
dinner room. Hereafter jurors will
be kept together, and not allowed to
leave the Courthouse from the time
they are ~impaneled until their verdict
is rendered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31
In 1866, when John Andrew wa,

IN 1866, when John Andrew was
Governor of Massachusetts, the Leg
islature passed ali act increasing their
pay and increasing the pay of the
Governor from IS, coo to S., 600 a year.
Governor Andrew heard of it, and
sent word to the salary grabbers who
had the project in charge: If you
undertake to raise my salary l will
send back a veto within an hour. 1t
is not in accordance with my ideas OF
honor to pass upon the question of
my W compensation Ard he was
as good as his word. He did veto the
bill, and returned it to the LeSisla-
ture.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31
PAt.f'!C COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
San FRANCISCO Ma,

San FRANCISCO, Nav so.
Yesterday James Reynolds was ar
rested forl insanity, and to-day, while
in a cell in the City Prison, he took "A
pncket-kniie and cut his throat. The
other prisoners took the knife away.
The surgeon was sent for, who dressed
the wound. He says the wound NAV
not prove mortal. Reynolds was ar
rested at the instance of his wife.
The first general meeting of the
peoples protective alliance against
the Chinese, was held last night at
Dashaway Hall, and was addressed
by Rev. NJ. b. Starr. A resolution
wa adopted, depreciating all violent
measures, and expressing as the sense
of the meeting tnat the only way to
avert the evil was 70 petition Congress
for a modification OF the treaty with
China.
The City Prison is filed with China
men and women. This morning the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31

A NEVADA county, California, jury
found Carrie Smith, alias the Spring
Chicken" who stabbed one Pagan in
the abdomen some time since, gull
ty of assault with intent 10 commit
bodily HARM The Truckee Rppu17i-
can, commenting thereon, SAYS that
Nevada county iusti .e is not only
blind but is also a deaf mute"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31
ITALY.

Milan, May %.
The funeral of Count Marzone took
place here to-day. The city wa
draped III mourning. Humbert, heir
apparent to the Italian throne, and
Duke Aosta, eX-king of Spain, were
among the p~all-bearerS. Fully ten
thousand persons gathered in the
streets to witness the funeral process
sion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND

LONDON, May 80.
The rae for the Cakes stakes at
EPSON 10 day was won 10y Marie.
Manufacturers Of WOolvernanptOn
are importing iron from the United
States in consequence OF the eNori-
liant rates at which the native produc-
ton is held.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31

ACCORDING to the Topeka Kansas
Commonwealth. Ex-senator Caldwell
has killed and laid himself out poll
ticallv, and could not be elected
Councilman of the ward in which he
lives" 1t is rather singular that of all
of the Republican, who have bought
themselves into the United States
Senate, Caldwell is the only one who
should suffer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31

IT was rumored on the street last
evening, says the Enterprise of the
26th in slant, that a streak Of good ore,
four or five feet in width, had been
strTck in the Gould & Curry mine.
What truth there may be in the re-
port we are not prerared to say.