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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-31

Nothing can cure the miSfortunes of the
southern States but a reform ia their local
governments. And this we Can assure them
will never be attained by the cultivation of
prJudceS OF color, the prescription of one
FACE by the other, and the perpetual inter-
ference Of troops, narshals, collectors, and
Cabinet officers with the functions OF con-
stables and police magistrates. There is only
one way 10 peace and prosperity, and that is
by the union OF all parties and both colOrs in
setting upand sustaining honest State admin
istrations. When that is done we shall hear
no more of these negro copspiracies.-Ne1t
York Tribune.
The first sentence in this extract is exactly
true. But to assure us that local reform
cannot be attained while the "prejudices oil
race prevail" is to assure us that it can
never be attained at all!
Thus men In the North see our trouble
and prescribe impossible remedies. Let
them go on hunting for the remedy, and
possibly they may find it. They will find
ultimately that it is impossible to establish
and maintain good government and society
10 peaceful and contented and successful
manner as long as the two races live in the
bosom Of the same community upon foot
ins of equality. That's what the empires
have to learn.
The only way to peace open to US, accord.
ing to the Tribune, Is blocked up al. the very
door by an absolute impraetieability. The
barbarous element is degradation of the
constituent element, the baleful effect of
which vii! exist as long as the degradation
from that cause lasts. Nothing short OF the
eradication of that element will ever bring
good government to the State and content
'nent and pecuniary independence to the
people.
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In apv event that may come about, Grant
is political danger. He may be DANCE!
to the Radicals, or he may be danger to the
Democrats; for no one can tell where Et
will fall lie is certainly Il danger to the re-
public, occupying to day about the relation
to parties which he occupied before he be-
came candidate for President, when he had
bis pick and chose the one which seemed
most .etticacious.- Louisville COur7er-Jour-
nat (Dem.l.
The State J0urnal has got itself into q
nice scrape. 1t charges Governor WALKER
with having signed a law which that paper
describes asioloWs:
"Ou the 18th day of March, 1870. Gilbert
&. Walker WAS acting Governor OF Virginia,
and as such approved the following statute
enacted by Conservative Legislature:
4" Be it enacted 6y the General assembly, That
all pcrsulIs before entering upon the discharge OF
any junction officers Of This state, Shall take and
subscribe the following oall or affirmation:
monw,Y,lth OF Virgluia: DO socmnly swear Tor
All ny that will support and mamian the Consti.
;u,ipn and laws oil The Staie OF VIRGINIA; mat
recognize and accept the civil and political .auaiIy
OF All men before ii;e law aud that Will isi'lily
THAT oath Is administered to all ill., going
otlice:holdcrs throughout this State, and
under the solemn SanctitY OF an oath Mr..
Walker and the Conservative party are
teaching the youth and age of this Common
wealth, not the CiWl Rights, but the 'Liul
Equality of the negro. The fourteenth nor
fifteenth amendments did not require so
much. Fred. Douglass nor any northern
AboitoniSts did net want so much, nor IA
nalicsm runmad demand that the men OF
Virginia, who could not coEscientiOusly sub.
scribe to this Equality oath, should be dis.
francbised in the State of their birth. Walker
| & Co. have, By that oath, entered the sanctu-
airy CT our lives, and before we can hold
office they put us on Procrsstean bed, they
demand us to purge ourselves, and to be
able to swear that we are cleaned Of the
teachings and opinions OF our toretatherS,
Fearir & lest their aim should fall short oil
their purposes, they go outside the Constitu'
ton and laws Of Congress and their own
State and enact Acknowledgement most da
bOlical that none can overcome, with few eX
ceptiuns, without ungearing himself iron
the lessons, opinions, and convictions OF tht
statesmen and heroes that have made Vir
ginia and Eirginians famous. This act Wa'
one of treachery and infamy, and the grea
mass of our people must misconstrue thl
oath or submit TO official disfranchisement.
We have reproduced the above to let tn
reader see how completely the Journals ig
norance has led it into trap. Instead o
going outside the Constitution and laws o
their own State, the members Of the Legis
lature found this diabolical disfranchise
ment," this exact oath, prescribed by th
Constitution made by UNDERWOOD, LINDSEY
MoRRIssEY, and other Radicals. The legs
lature copied the oath, word for word, from
that instrument. Not word of common
Is needed. Let the Journal manfuIly &C
knowledge its blunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-31

The Republican Convention of New Jer
sey pays compliment to what it calls the
"Wise administration OF General GRANT
and tenders the President vote of "una
bated confidence" We conjecture that this
action makes the Republicans who have put
the slur upon General GRANT little I'M
easy. They would like to review their opin
ions. 1t is none of our business, it is true:
but we are sure that the conventions which
have sighted General GRANT so sighted him
because of the cunning trickery Of the bob.
tailed aspirants to the presidency. Why
should they not stand by their President? 1t
is 8 dirty bird that befouls its own nest. Ii
he were our President by choice we would
not treat him thus. Never mind, GRANT is
content. Look out, "bob-.ails." The g third
term" comes rolling on, aud will crush good
many Of you.
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hr and Mrs. Sartoris have been spendinc

Mr. and Mrs. Sartoris have been spending
some time at Baden Baden. The romantic
beauties of the place appear to have deeply
affected their poetic and sensitive natures.
Upon one of the wooded heights that over
look the scene stands the ruin Of an ancient
castle, aud thither at the sunset hour they
were wont to repair, band clasped In hand,
and tarry till the stars came out and the
lights began to twinkle in the valley below.
But lately they've stopped 1t, as Frederick
William caught such q bad cold in bis head
that he can't sneeZe now unless Nellie first
rubs the bridge of his nose With goose
grease Brooklyn Argus.
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This Districlt
j Ills 0IStlAce.
The vote a. between KEaPER and HUoHE
14.702

A correspondent proposes that the two
p1rties in Virginia be called respectively
White Republican and Black Repuoli'
CAM so as to catch foreigners, who suppose
the maintenance of Republican government
TO be the raison d'ere Of the Republican
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Extract Of a Letter from Salem, Va, to
the Dispatcn.''

"Continue to 90 for Mahone's Express.
You bave ali the people along the line of the
Virginia and Tennessee division with you
excepting employe, and persons acho haze
free passes.
81 glory in an Independent paper which
speaks out the sentiments OF tue people ire
spcctyc of results, tree passes, &C., &C., &C."
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From the Border.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
BRIsToL-GooDsoN, Va. AND Tenn, J

AAS1S W. SooDSot3 AZ AM EtNNs3
August %, 1874.
Another fatal casually occurred in our
town few days ago. A servant woman at
Professor Deicbman's (of the Presbyterian
College, undertook to make quick fire by
pouring on coal oil out of halt.galon can,
which exploded and set fire to Der clothing,
burning her so badly that she died from the
effects of the burn in twenty.four hours.
1t has been raining steadily tor the last two
days, and the corn crops all through this
section are as good as can be-.
1t is feeling more like October than Au-
gust. Fires are quite comfortable, especially
at night.
General Malone is in town to-day. It is
but seldom he puts in his appearance in our
midst. Keep him stirred up in regard to
the express. The people here applaud your
course in the matter. BORDER.
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~ 1G-eod3m
lDICHM0ND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA

LII QANSSSDt 80
The next session bes,ns october l. saa ''''''
niue months. x,r,iA,sntss;
scholastic wit:
/. I.ATlN; II. GREEK
III. MODERN LkSGuAGsS ,TiCS; ;.
". ENGIlsH; V. MATHEnissuuisItsY
y; vi. PHYSICS; VII. CHI
viii. PHILOSOPHY OF
t. ~ W. nnaer the charge oil Professors ha3 .
Nceson, is eonnectet With the Couese'
r,p rxprssn or ( STUDENT, lpelas!ns PIE ~
IN messing eiuos, tuition, and oth@ tesSs,; or %
lights, and washing, need not exees1 49, Sso bot
anfire session. liz board be had ~ re Conse vi
or in rriyale boarding houses 1--WE e@fs
For catalogues censaiuiag fall infssS9issss ar,
dress Is n' tt,Iyhs fseaH5'
Az aS-eodt0cl eaairnsa ~ .', ~ !, Sass
/ & RYLSND, 81 S Main street, or ~ Y. = -
S1lla Main ssysss,
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1t is admitted by every intelligent man
that political parties in this country have be-
come SO corrupt that thorough and sweep
ing reformation is needed. The fact is not
denied that there is so much of corruption
in either party that its best members are
engaged In desperate struggle with its
worst to prevent prostitution of the entire
party organization to the selfish uses of un-
worthy managers.-S. LOUIS Democrat
(RepublicaD.)
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EDICATIdEAL
MEDICAL COLLEGE or YfRGis,,
- - R1rHMoan :


Tbs regular Winter sersion OF TIL. ,,...
commences FIRST MONDAY IN OCraass,a.aa aou
continues five months. .. ssd
FACULTY:
JAMES b. MCCAw, II. D., Professor OF p,,..
Medicine. -''t-rsa., '-,' -,s4e7 d
HUsrEH MCGUIRE, N. D., Proress3r ~ a..
K. r.. COLEMAN, 81. D.. Professor Of obste.
+. ID. II. D., Pfsfsa.sr or 4 80 &c
.. s. WELrr0RD. NJ. D.. Professor or ws,y'
Medica md Therapeutics. 'ena
0. +: MANSON ID. D., Professor Of pby.lo,ov,.
H.. Pathology. ''"sy and
}; 8. ID. CULLEEt 81. D., Professor az n,,...
Women and Cl3il6yen. Sases Of
WILLIAM II. TAYLoa, n. D., Aetna. psas.
Chemistry AMI Pharmacy. 's''os Of
!. n. WHITE, H. D., DemoHstrator Of ls,.
The clinical advantages or Richmord ms,
der the control OF u taeultv. The IN, y, ~ IN.
the College Hospital Tie college Usneyc cepsai.
the state Central LnDare Asylum are o,s, r. s ",
Expenses for whole course. incladiug Ma.
trtCuMuOn ice. -,.,.......... s1n,
Practical Anatomy-Dcm cnstrslor's fee IN ~ os
dFaouaf,oh lee....'...... 40 ~ ~
Good board from s15 TO SIS per month r, w
gber Information. apply to ''7ers
,,e .. j.. McCAW, ND.
Az SI-oeOOlmSTlm Dean If The P,e,i,.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, ION VIZ
ID ginla aud Tennessee Railroad, miles "e ~" ~.
LynchburgD BEDFORD ~CoEAIa - ~. Al Iitb,
Tenth Annual Session win begin SEPTEMBER i'. W.
Beautiful aud healthy location. Fun corp, Oh ~ ~
structors. Pupils are members OF inc taSDn!' H. ~
catalogue or information address, ~ Bellevue
iY 3-end2m WM Z. ABBOET, PrlncIn1.-
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FACULTY:
Rev. j. N. p. ATKINSON. D. D., President an"''0'
fessor of Moral ScieDce. -, x,,pr,l
L. L. HOLIDAY, A. ~, Professor Of eA'''''
Science. r,,,, and
WALTER BLAIR, A. d., professor VI L''
Instructor In German. .,..tes.
DEL. kEMPER, A. NJ. Professor OF nAlue - In.
ADDISON HCGE, A. ~, Professor OF eFteA H.
structor In French.
HaMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE i stfSa, ire. Il
Prince Edward county, Va. Within iem .a" -r,ea
yards OF Union Theological SEMINARY az" ippt
miles from Farmyle, ON the Atlantic, ass''''''''
and Ohio railroad. - 4. r.,,,ne,i:
In this institution the curriculum y te. al ~
instriction Is comprehensive and thoftxSh.
student Is advanced I, higher class si'ho"'
ing searching examination. ,,a r.,i,S
Expenses are moderate, AMI, irois .ao sytr,;.-
location OF the Colleee. temptauoSs "
gance are few. ..,an,,.hrreI q
MESS HAIL. which, 70 nose az VA 10 Ii.
selves OF It's advantages, win mstssiaiS sS
price of board. ,,,,e.t,o:; 10 %:
,,,sa,Sign.I j. II. z, AfhlasuN
''i'''ef'i Hampden Sidney coilesyv.
.~r'''"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-31

All through the German Empire they are
taking statistics of the complexion, color of
the hair and eyes Of the children in the
schools.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-31

The Fredericksburg stdf, one of the best
Of our exchanges, is out in new dress. We
congratulate Mr.. MERCHANT upon his we'll
merited success.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Thursday, August 20.h, by Row. Mr..
.Cheatham, OTIS T.. W EST and eliza ". EVE
sths city. lsr q ssssssE555
Raielsh n, Cd aud 81, Louis papers aseseopy.
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Moses Colt Tyler registered his name in
a Saratoga hotel, when Brooklyn man
wrote under 1t clifton Colt Beecher, too
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JAMES BARBOUR, of Culpeper, was a lead
ing spirit in the Kemper Convention of
1873, Which denounced independent candi.
da!es in terms SO bitter,
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NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL,

UNIVERSITY OF FlRdlNiA.-Ihe
" session begins on the Is, OF October. aud con'
tinues Ill the Tuesday before the ith day oil Jny
The Institution Is organized Ia Seplritc sch0's;;
on the elective system, embracing fuiI c"ur'',, y.
instruction III Classics, Literature. science WIN
practice In Chemical and Physical Laborat'f'rsl'
and In the professions OF Law. Metclae, Lh5'le-1'
Ing, Teaching, and Agriculture.
Apply Tor catalogue TO -.
WILLIAM wERTENBAKER SerretaTy,
Post-oflice University OF Virginia, AoenAre e"a1'
j. F. HARRISON, Chairman OF Faculty.
ir -dnndG iNHHG
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II ENMORE UNIVERSITY
N HIGH SCHOOL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE. VA.
lPrenaratOrY TO The Unworthy 0i Nirg!nial

II. A. STROBE {AIath. Medalst y. Va, phuci-
pal and instructor in Mathematics, Engineering,
and Natural Sciences.
II. G. BROCK, Is. Lit. U. Va. treceuty Assistant
Professor Of Latin. L. Va.), Instructor In Greek
Latin. French. and Germ IN.
Session bagins September 15, 1871.
Charges for session, $500. All appointments
firSt-casS.
Catalogues Seut on application.
au 24-d,sw.& wi15S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-31

civil AND MECHANICAL EMIL
~ NESRISG AT THE RENSSELAER, POLY.
TECHNIC INSTITUTE. TROY, n. Y.-IEa,rar.
ton very practical, Advantages UNSURPASSED In
this country. Graduates obtain excellent positions
ne-Opeus September 9th. For the aHnhil Rrgi:.
ter, containing improved Course Of study, and full
particulars, address
PROF. CHARLES DR0WNE,
iy Tlirsripr
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MISS ELLA TANNER WILL Do
WI OPEN her SCHOOL TUESDAY s.,,aII
Der lst. For terms, &C., apply at her rsiSencs -nI
west Main street. opposite Monroe Park. e 'oi
An pa 29S3l+
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uAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
FACULTY:

The next session Of HAAPDES SlDNsl v"
begin September Sd, 1874.
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rEORGETOWN COLLEGE, ID. c.
W FOUNDED 1889.

The Classical Department opens September Isl
The Medical Scho II opens October Jlh.
The Law school opens October 7th.
Fur further particulars address
" It;.tlst-ep p HEAIY.SJ
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T OCUST DALE ACADEMY.

DETBEL ACADEMY, Tue largest ulae
r. DO irding-school in Yirg!nia, prepar,, Youth;
for business or for the Virginia unycrsit4. BY
which H. Is endorsed: affords facilities for lnarnnz
Practical .SurUeying. Book-keeDiag. and TIL,
graphy, aud mas an introductory cJar,c II Las.
Its students ara offered Prize Sch9larshtps IN tn,
University, and the Virginia MiIit,ry Institute.
$3.50 for Board and ruiton for hall session Of
twenty weeks. No extras. For Catalogue. &c.,
Fauuuier county. Va. au l3
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
NO. GRACE STREET,
Mrs. MARIA L. CARRINGTOS. perxc,,,,

The twenty-second session Of this sr.noo wifi cav,
mence on the 1st day Of OCTOBER. 1874 and c,oN.
the 30th of JUNE. 1875. 4 mi, corp, OF 49,
rienced teachers in every department his been on.
gagged.
Full particulars furnished by catalogues. xh,,,
will be mailed on application T. The pr1rt,,l "r =,
WEST. JOHNSTON Il CO., Main street above nn, -
Office. Richmond. Va. ar 1SI
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Letter sreIr. sfauntol.

rCorrespondenre OF the Richmond Dispa'ch.1
cLosIsa EXERCISES OF THETsAoHERs' INSTITUTE
OF AUGUSTA CousTy-1NTEREsrrsG ADDRESS
By DIR W. II. RUfPSEg. OF RICHMOND, AND DIR.
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fDr. Sears above named and General
Grant are both trustees Of the Peabody
school fund; and it is shreWdly suspected
that DIR. Sears knows General Grant to be
opposed to the civil.rights bill.l .f
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each, but space ana Time alike f0rDlQ NE.
The Convention was made up of the good
material which almost always goes 10 the
makeup of Conservative bodies In Virginia.
There were not many gentlemen on its floor
| who are known outside Of their districts
except to few friends, but all, or nearly all,
were intelligent, capable, and patriotic men.
| and able to render reasons for the faith with.
| in them. General Early, one Of the Lynch
| burg members, was the most distinguished,
but be is so universally known that no sketch.
whether of pen or pencil, is needed OF features
so familiar and so venerable. The General
was Daniels nonainor Gf there be such a
word) and his prochein ann, and be managed
the case with unsurpassed tact, courtesy,
ability, and promptness. The General is as
efficient as ever in his life, except that his
voice has somewhat failed him. Hon.
| Charles L. Mosby, the nestor Of the Lynch
| burg bar, now in feeble health and of adj
yanced years, was not able to be present
except for an hour this morning. His pres
ence on the stage attracted universal notice.
| Fragile and almost transparent, his face is
vet strikngly handsome and his manner as
graceful as that of any Loyelace. His speech,
though brief, and hardly audible, except for
the intense Stiffness with which the ConYen-
4 liOu biiA iaAS SA@Spoioh 40 49,
| behavior), was classic, powerful, and as clean
cut as any Tuscan cameo. Mr.. Mosby is
almost as thin Us Mr.. Stephens, but possesses
the same vigor of mind, aud is, in my opin'
ion, every bit as intellectual and more ac-
complished.
The most notable gentleman on the floor
of the Convention was Mr.. j. B. Fickliu, OF
Buckingham. who does business, also, be-
lieve, in Richmond. His manner is very
amusing, but his matter is strong meat fol
men, No man surpassed him in readiness,
/ wit, illustration, argument, or apt personal
retort and application OF cases. He Away:
carried the Convention by storm, and Wa:
one of Major Daniels most effective cham
pions. His speech In favor Of the Allegheny
delegation for Daniel (whose case, It mus
be confessed, was by no means Strongly was {
masterpiece.
Of other prominent Daniel men ] can men
ton now only Captain Blackboard, OF Lynch
burg, and MIR. Thurman and DR.. Tompkins
of Bedford-ali men of mark aud ihfuenc
in the body. But space is exacting, and
proceed.
Mr.. Ccghill, Of Amherst, was MIR. Whit
beads groomsman. or would have Eeen hs
d there been any marriage to celebrate. Tb
4 there was none is By 10 means owing to al
. lack Of ability or energy on The part Of d
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.rmI, SIGN TICKETS. ......''sa u

a III
q Ecli.ers Of Tickets ertasn 20 -
pscssGF I'm Omnibusses aid Aamisson -
nancina Halls. ct Geld Hill End firflnla AID
D1EEhTUM. ,r;7l n. prr.exyed
and NO dsIe1 ut.ble persons viii &c .ani ~ The
81 reliable M., l Psl aud no charges will b<
Ina fe te the guests.
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SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIE AGEHC !
No. II Montgomery Block.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

,x- H AKIN. ATTORHEf-A,
w q Law und Ccl:n's1 Ger ., ND N,y,.
- ;te Re, ull!. Ill Caiiioihis aHa 49,
IA VA give prompt stt.Lsicn to he c",ire.,Ga
If AcditisIai IIaNel Fay. Low que ,,..r
- WI. Volunteers uiss harGed E.ie ~
- f,rn6r,d mile frcm home sciaiers s.n
eep,nd on fair Ses,ine: i,iei .na,nse lamp
70, rt,,ly aud state company snd Regiment tna
VIII, .her YOU have disessTsei ,;o osns ipr sdai
80 poun.v under Act Of July 20. lsIe, 10
January 50 all such Slam; Hnnn,1 u 81 Sec n.s
etioie 10, oil volunteers v 10 enlisted before
Iuln I'd, 1sti for three years if rot paid ne
SAM when discharged. Lana !" aila ,s.s hrt
| o1,-;n,d for services r.nde.ed before l:os, u.
M, for q ryiccs il the late war. feisois "a
| lsI. Wal sid war OF 1872 Obtained And
Nv Allowed fer less than Disability "alian.s
INIT 10 pensions axe allowed to E,nsan az ~
Iorids war soldiers. State Ct ieAss mas -.
r,,sieUs to surviving veterans OF ItN=s Tefo
49,, Eew orleans and Mobile irlzr H.i
- dre and telns sid. W. II, AIKEN az.
a. To- G,n,r.l Iaw ard Collection tusiIe'-
sct-ELWtm
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On Saturday, OCt6uef .,,,, ~
The Ponce will form II procession ~ ~ n.leet
tae . ,.acseafd bv the National Guard as eseoi.
moon moo M,i march sutton axesu. to ttEs o
,hoouph street 10 the Crown Point Office: .o,d
EN- AID then eountermarsh to ha, nS AXE
wne.e those exercises will consist Of an ora,
hr Iudce r. u. Taylor, after which eoa, ,asts
win be served fer the sssi. form an aid retu,l
=. pioneer Hall, Virginia. and be dismissed.
~ oc9O-td
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MOT ICE.

r,r11TS HAVING HIS At5AiNSi
-, C,,,stn Riv,r WoodConi'ais az n, -, IL
- a. ,rc.,I,t TIE same at the riae' Il 'h7
Company, Carson City. or to sol ~ IL, r.
Sup,1i1t,T,.eIt # IL" Conf aIH
tine - 1871.
Ills ,alIy stItrn'rt is .'esil.r u: re- ~
,Lo,t,lla Il Iia! /" ellti'" /" ~: ~ vi O
e.iy -. - Iiit Its taI-LSt tit W. ''' 't
,,tI.. ii il lis ;falTs 10
E.--No ills ra.;us tt" Ctlnp'is via
-. ri, d if ,rts,n ttd si-bs. Ii i" ->'''ii'
l.. 1919, r,,,,.,.,s ,Hrat.Iv:
/! "'"'i +. sTADTAJ1LEE.
A. SNIT9,
O. W WaEp.
i 4 CHASE.
And John +. FREENAS
Carson City. N,v., October ~, ls''- t'''
- Nevada TritUI. PIE art '"l!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-29
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

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At :, meeting Of The loa1d Il 't,,' y" .trtf
live named CcinT;ny. he'd 81 u, 1 ~"' =,
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lis ca.e, III C;rs,n city: -,'x:""' s'''
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