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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-02
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10 " Irisads Belonging to the
Independent Party Of
Storey County,

I assocatsd myself with he above
snttisd party ansng The hnt. thinking
said party would have . rood influence
In rsprasing abuses in politics; yet I
Am sadly mistaken. We styled ourselves
" Committee Of Organization; that IL
~ came a . county central committee.
I vas elected it, Secretary. and served
In that position up 70 the early part Of
lass month. Afterwards . public meet
ing vas hsld In Emmett Guard Hall. and
!. amsnsst othsn. was elected . delegate
to The State Convention 70 Be hsld In
carson City on the 3oth Of September
last. Although I was not present. ! was
elected on The sta.s Central COMMITTEES
- Ito Secretary. have Allied that position
up TO this day. and have now resigned
the ofaes. and furthermore. will not
longer afnliats with the party. The
delegates from this county. ~thirty-two
In number. acting ~ delegates for Storey
county. held . sonvsntisn and made
nominations in the early part Of Octo-
Der. They picked the NEST Of our can
didatss from the two other tickets, with
the exception Of the Legislature. and
they were composed only Of Indepsnd-
snts. A resolution wa adopted in that
County C~oavsatisn TO the effect that the
County Central Committee reserved the
power to itself 10 strike some namss OF
up 10 the 20tA Of October. and only up
TO that date. That was done in case the
Democrats and Independents should
naisa compromise on the Legislative
ticket. The County Central Committee
Of The Independents me. on last saisr-
day evening. deliberately took seven
namsa OF from thsir Legislative ticket.
and inserted thereon the same number
nom the Tom Williams Democratic
ticket. without thsrs being any CON-
promise vhstsvsr. In fast, everything
10 TO the advantage Of the Democratic
or Tom Williams ticket. The reasons
for this bsing done I cannot fsihom
myself.
Some Of the committee have tried to
explain the advantages Of such n move.
and say that Il will Be advantageous to
the Independents. For myself I can.
not So IL; and have been accused OF be-
ing dull OF comprehension. Such may
be the case; but I will leave IL to the
unbiased public to judge and form their
own conclusions. Furthermore; i will
call on all my friends 10 cut loose from
the so-called Independent ticket. in its
present form. It has. furthermore, been
intimated to me II I came cut in q card
against the Independents. there would
be on in reply against me. accusing me
Of selling out to Mr.. Sharon. I will
say--let ID come; and 1t will DO answer
81 in the proper manner.
". @. 0RRIcx.
Late Secretary Of the Independent State
Central Committee.
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why YrA,r povprn SHOULD m Usl

Why YrAsr PowpER snorLD n usES.-
Because II IL mich more convenient than
brewers OF hop yeast. produces better and
more nutritious food. and never falls oil success.
This Il particularly applicable TO Dooley's Yeast
Powder. ~ each package not only costains the
full weight ~ represented, but the e~ontsats are
perfectly free nom any injurious substances.
Nothing enters into Ito composition bat articles
that are healthy and nourshipg. and The brad
prepared with II IL such - can b satsu with
lmpuniiy by the most sensitive invalids. For
sale BY grooers everywhere. 10
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3io Gould 3 Curry, 4, nv 81. 1TI
$50 Beat q Bslehsr, n, SpK, 20
iss savage. u. nv 30. K, oak
900 ChsllarPotcsl. %. nv, 81, 8k. IN -
rs nals d Nsreress. ~. tik. H,H
i0s Crown Point, blH, q
iss Yellow Jacket. 6.0k a
Gs Imperial. 10, sA.sk. "
ITO Enpirs Mil sE.
go Ksitask. 10. tsH. -. isk
issc sslsAsr. Is. gx. ux. y bio. " sp
40 Confidence. -, n, 30H -.
80 Con. Virgins. ia if6k
SO STERN Hsvads, ~. 81
IS Rxcbsquer. 10. ls1k
10 Seq. Bsh her. lis
sos 0ys.nsI -. 0ss. seX, ssx. ssk. %
eco suceor, 2A.s
1000 Lady bryan, ., TX
50 Julia, AZ
213 calsdesia. 10. iek bSo
40 Knicksrboeksr, Z ~
$50 0lobs. ~. ~ l.
9 g s ssliilsS' i. Ss.iS ~ a3
so California, %. sIk. g, 1k
10 Silver Mn. sk.e
80 Eclipse. y. L.7ss
700 Rock Island. sH.t ". az
las Dardaaelles. 10, TN
$50 New York, s. AZ
80 senator. ~
800 American Plat. sk .
a7o uaion Con. %, IN
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To prsrrrTic,.-ws do not ,srss to G,

To DrsPrrric,.-ws do not asrss 10 esrs
you, but nom . careful analysis 81 Doolsy's
Yeast Powder. We can safsly recommend II q
producing nutritious, liEhi. healthy bread, eis
euits, rolf, etc whieh can be sstsn VIII IN.
Invalid. These fscts We can substantfats. IRON
practical observations, and with the knowledet
hat no Injurious substances vhatsvsr e.tes
into the composition Of Dooky's east Pswdef,
0rpesrs everywhere keep u. Doolsy = Brother,
Manufactures, 60 New street, New York. u
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TO cAxplDArn

All announcement Of candidates ss once.
during the political campaign. Published In this
paper. mud hpoid ~ n sdsaHo- We accept
OF no contingent arrangement. bat treat III
alike. A candidate who cannot, o. win ~ -
noases himssli prepsrly ssfors Ne psspas -
pay HE printing bins promptly. 10 not o. 90 the
once he seeks.
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N. 4. SPIyYYY,

Has Removed y IL. 1Ss sslsA 0
ssrsss, vixiaiA. spSea,s cAanp,Aia Hosss.
d. spiassy. vsn nsSs tAtsssAsst ~ sess-
~ - . YstAeiegis I'D Yhyyie,egtst vhoss
meessscki trssknat q esrtsta physical diss-
bI1tjss nad f9netiooal asranrensnts Deserved
y autls hin 70 " faniEaf fsoogniiol o ~
omar sr.ctAluf, wosH rsspsetfaiy inom
he eiiissns q vfrTinia oly ss1 vicinity that
hs inersasing pstresaee ds1ssdtag M: con.
.eeio;s spssss:s:ss, = assssssyss . y.
DOOR north o. - rrsseA Drag 9tses. vhers
hs Win b plsAss1 70 eoasalt viii ~, !thns. gtv-
lar invaiids aa opportlniy q hkding thsn-
sslvss, tAfosSh his 6ssfssessaal sgeaey. o. sush
eonstliatissA sansys.ees - sli.scA sshs
ssi.: i e s1 $1,000 - I s. ~. u, I !, sssss,: sSi
70 sinply psonll6ats the net that pR. SPIN.
NETS safisst rspatatioa ~ - tfseed eaek
70 bis issagsnHsa 81 eoe1let q ths Non.
trsai (os.S1a xA.D 4sdioai fnstitlts. Tbs
ssstas q y: n.sliss t.s.sssssnes, oSnsssc
q sxpshsaes snd N assid.oss stady q The
yarisd phasse q tiseAse eaables HIN 70 guaran.
tss sssarascss sf sseesSs N TIE sraAieation OF
The mnluforn ehfooic h9sctinas incident 70
S9s1 S ::5:s: :;:a = N'Tysss Dsst'i:y; sss'i =.
psdinsntS. ssd chreaie dissasss esnsnly.
10 TIE LAqIRA
On. sPINSxY. Wills natsniiy inpresssd
win IL dsiieacy u The sshjset fsss no bal.
fancy In assuring Asn thAA b eeessnenon
With Q competent kneyis1ss q thslf various
suGsrings, sseh - Nervoasneee, NsurAleia,
Spinal Weakness, Lcss q Aypsdts, lA:sftnde,
Prolapsas. Utsh, Hssrevsuloas % Dtsp.aoe-
nsut OF ~ Weno, v.agtnAl -
cherrsa- DyspepeiA. is1iessaon. Coosupeecs,
and the many petty. irritattng istncuo .nas
Almost tnvsfiaog nave tnslf No. w - ap'e'
Inc region, asord nsn nosoists rsnsi.
OoNR Ann M HEALED.
1900 - ,,c.hi. nav h~-
...1In $500. svs.tss ~, ~ II
e asIl so ne ~, ~ s ~ Ie IS eoSsaiss},on. . pI.sss
eaII and satisiy yourselves WHISTLER the Doctor
u~ndsrstands your cass. II be can cure 700 10
viii tel you 20; n not be vim say %. tof ne
viii not undertake Q care unlses hshe confident
Of an citing Q cure.
YOUNG nEN,
u.-.Aue.i,.n A. IN. s6,ets of vouth-
70 ny r1s.nrst,os. viif ~ VEN u svsii
Il. ,ouass ~ y IA ~ r.siss, SooSs W. isid
sttne al.ar ol sensset s.1.,, ~. re,sS AL
MI VII s~ -ssS.sss :, nj.
ars ios evey s..Svs ~
vate oieeese oi IA kLno W enn.ss 49,
undertakes asc ni. 70 ~. - woe nv
tore, ~ 70 me anIo!sen.es su.sssL
dangerous groano wnen yeu tonger osayIs
ssskins NE proper rsnedy lof JOE oolplans.
foa may bella ne nrst 19fe-fensSoSL ~
are spproseninG ~ - ooaesnl
npos .ns ~, ana - ssnSa1t -. chos,.sts
70 wi s,sesss es,i.s,,c ~ ~ M,
(0UUW 9n04 y y -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES
lsrsciAL TO rur ooLD I'LL DALI xrva
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
sudden Death-Gresnbaeks.
sadden Death-orssnbseks.

San FRAScrsco. Nov. 3-l:3o P. n.
The friends OF George G. Maxwell. who
died suddenly yesterday while bathing
near the San Bruno road. think that he
was not drowned, but died in q at Of
appopls1y.
Greonbacks. 9l@9lX.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-02

In . recent action for /. breach Of
rromiss Of marriage. the dsfend.nts
eourssi asked the plaintiff. Ibid my
I;snt entsr into . positive Aereemens
- marry your" mot sIastiy.' shs
,,niisd:5 but hs eourtsd me q GOOD
IN. ana he told my sistsr that he In
s.nd,d 70 marry into the family"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-02

Ar snsrJ.tsaehsr Vas whipping aPu.
MI. - having prolonged the exercise
tsy bsvond ths 6oa.ds Of Moderation,
De boy looked up salnly and ,aid;
.Coms, dr. you must % NE 10
tsks : rsss;'' and vrssssd NE wnip
nom the tsashsF's hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-02
CARD.
Care q -. ss s:s.s, e. r'''''n''

Care Or salt Rhsun Of Fsrty.nvs
Years standing.
MILL Cfrr, New. Aug. 10. 1871.
pR. Paics-D Dear Sir: never expected TO DC
aAle 10 write you snch . letter % this-that i
An cured OF the Salt Rheum sfter suffering for
% many years. forty.nve years ago u came
out 10 ny neck, cars and head, and then on my
whole bo@y. was, I may say. perfectly raw
With Il. In the Winter my hands broke ont
and disabled ma from work nearly al Winter.
When Twas . girl there were not many patent
medicines made. and I had TO depend on such
salycs a. neIgkbors recommended. About
Thirty year. ago patsnt medicines esma in the
Market, and have used everything that has
been advertised % . pstent medicine 10 purify
ths blood, nom that day 20 this. Sometimes ]
got somsshipg that partially relieved me. and
What I thought vas going 10 cure me. but evcry
thing lost lie strength OF ne afef 9 while.
About slx months ago ! commenced taking
your medicine. I must cay ! had faith In II
HON the beginning. you were 20 highly recon.
msndedf BY 9 great many OF M acQusintances.
want you 70 publish TILE In your city paper.
90 that people who are suffering from HALT
Rhsum may know what will cure them. for ] do
not believe there ever was sneh Q case a. mine.
MRS. A. CHASE.
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TO YOUTHS mi MIN.

The only perfect cure, permanent and rcila.
be, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous. Debility,
Impotence, etc., worth ti,U00 10 the unfor.
tunats. No quackery or deception. The fullest
guarantees given. Al business strictly cond.
DENTAL. Those who cannot call In person
should write their cass iully-ge. married or
ETC., and inclose t5 for fec and nrst medicine.
r. PRICE, N. Dr.
virsiaia City, Nevada.
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therefore Il 10 no wonder that Q. A.. Nots-
ssors, No. 100 south 8 street 'yiTEini.: e do
Ing sueh . rushing business. hs - lass =.
tnrned from San Fnnei!co via i1ts 49,
snd shoes, which he 10 selling eheaRss nan
eysr. Jusi walk up 70 No. 100 South 0 street.
and exsnins his nsw soodA u
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CunE OF INTERNAL CANKER

'wADswonIH,N ey.. Aug. ., is7,.
ny this for he Dsssdi Of Or. r Price, y south
o strsst, Virginia City. had been confined 70
ny bed for Two months with Internal CankeI
Of the Mouth and stomach. NY nicnds had
lad cured Q man In Gold Hill last year OF .
canksr on his nose, 90 I wrote TO him. II ].
hardly 10 be believed, but from the frst dose Of
medicine I received from him ! began TO mend.
am now In perfect health, and look ~ well a.
! ever did. I recommend DR.. Price to every
WIN. RUST, wsd'worsh, New.
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A RErARKABLE CURE OF DEAF
NHSSi


publish this card for the benefit OF DR.. r.
Price, q South G street, Virginia City. In M.
bounded gratitude for what he has done for me,
and for bis skill - . physician and surgeon:
Deafness 10 horribleI II renders . person
unat TOR any bushes, have been a1nlcted for
over three Year,, entirely deaf with ono ear and
nearly deaf with the other. was recommend
% . Dr.. Price b. ". Joe earner. engineer.
Of this city, Q ~weli.known citizen. whom he
cared last rear Of deafness OF twenty'seven
ysar standing. The Doctor puncturcd, ~ he
explained 70 me. the membrane. tJupana-a
serious Surrieai operation. I placed myself
under his treatment . week ago, and, strange
70 say, In this short tins l have regaiped my
hsarfng. 4 physician able 70. perform such
earss ought 20 be patron!.ed By All suffering
ssd hope this card viii bring him many pa
]. BOONE, Union Foundry.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9th
DAY on February, A. d 1870.
WILL II. BURIAL.
tuALl Notary Public.
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orSIA.-Ysstsrday about 2 o'clock.
David Miller. a sailor BY profession and
employed a. . rigger at the new Mill OF
the Consolidated Virginia, fell from the
rafters about forty feet. striking in the
pit dug for the engine. He was taken
mp sensslsss. and sarriedto his home on
ID street. Should he his
escape will bs almost miraculous. Ne
fell between tho bolts which are left
standing a. the sngins-bed Is being built.
Had he struck on one Of these he would
have been impalsd. As 10 was he
struck ON . scantling leaning against
the wall and landed among the rosks-
His bad was severely injured, - also
his BODY sztsznally and internally. IL
10 thought he cannot live. he has .
vile and three children.
ARx Bsoxu.-About 4 s'clsek last
evening Fred. ScholAsld. son Of Ira
scholhsld. Of Virginia City. . Lad about
sixteen years Of age. while wrestling
With . playmate. had his left arm dislo-
Gated at tho elbow and piece Of the
bone broken Of al n Of the joints. hs
was attended BY Drs. wsbbsr and Cob
Inns. The physicians are Of the opinion
that the loan. will always bs somewhat
.ti6. the break being in . very bad place
and OF . very bad character. a.
WITHDRAWAL on THOMAS HlsxS.-In
an, ,dy.r,i.iue columns to-day Mr..
Thomas H.rlin publishes . card re.
NNN.,-u- a..,,,;n, h.;no /. candidate
sPsolu" $500 nan :. A.. -
for Constable OF "I ma.nin a. .sr,;ns IN
ing sleciion. ..s..n, In. and
mar sspse ~ var. psst. A
more thoroughly efficient ofdcer "a:
never elected IN ssS.sy G 10 ~. FAM.
OWING 70 Sal."S !. w;,hdr.v from The
..,;,;csi 6sld' .f..
Poi r..-
O WON 800,
night the IL o'oiosk ami. ~ 'n'
mine, witn 'as 's.-Sa.
Dougal. the engineer s,s'ae'sa la. :,
livsrsd at the surface ols =. r.;.
ore in six our n OF - A..
s sa IN tSs sams length Of time by
n shiit Of spen on the Comstock Lode.
IN. shift before thsm did pretty wsl'
also, hoisting $50 leads.
-u--w. ara inhabited 10 the po-
- ,,. u.n,v. railroad agent,
,o;,.v;ng ,t.,.m...
Goid hin, 'or ~ hsrs during the
o M" ss1o,s.hsr: MERCHANDISE, i.2ls.-
359 pounds; grain. IA, go poasas.
coal 8. 800 pounds; sai''
4os. 600 feet Of iun'sr
A~r.,xrxm.-TAsJu Julia Mining Com
n.pv have levied an assessment OF "
mar share. and the Knickerboeksr Mining
COMPANY o Of 81 80. See oineisi
notices in our ADVERTISING oiumhs '"
day.
STABBED. AT about ~ e'0e
night q man named Johnson s'AS To
John McGillvsfy in the g
wound Is 2 Serious
u ~ns'n'i $4,000
A FAvoRABIs NoTohirr'..
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n~IDDLE-AaED MIN.


NosrALrrr Pxzvurxp.-Itvo ah b . mod.
ersts estimate 70 plses the number Of easss IN
which consumption 10 prsvsatsd By the timely
ten thousand per annun. No eough,. cold,
bronchial a6sctioa. core threat o. othfr aiimsnt
Of the orRans Of respiration can sver dsgensrsts
into q mortal disease " this paiAtabls and abeo.
utsly inhiible specific b taken In ums and
BLUE Ponrs. -LArgssised. delicious b
waves. ffssh from the 80, can b had every
morning o. TON HsGreu's cslsbrstsd Eating
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
Kinds OF fsh, spnng chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else craved By The inner
man. Hsfrons dinner eombinatiens are Q
marvel OF ~gAstronouie skill sell n
ouLsrr's Dskiag Powder nsvss ais 70
please. u 10 pare. and never d~isappoints ne
cook. =
WIEN roo Tel . ssssh o. sroaehiai sasctisa
erssping on the iusgs tsksAysr's Chsry Rec
toni. ana care u bsfsrs u sssonss ihesrs-
bs.
0uLsrr's Double Yavogias Extaets are the
best In ne. and sold usryvhsrs. i
mdsss.
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"A IADI, \, we nES DASoEr.. Susr
. &c :. :sl Z; ss is.:. .ss s1;s ss & .::s:, : !:
"a hss2ss ~ ~. dsil avn ~
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A CARD.
Care Of Worst Case Of Rheumatism.

On. Pncs-Dear Sir: suffered from Rheu.
write. / wss bsdridden ali Winter, suffering
al he ~tortures hcsh can bear. Il makes me
shuddsr 10 think Of my pains 81 every change
Of weather. had likewise q humor settled In
ny len sys. Icould not open Il all Winter. !
trisd I'll physieians, all sintmcnts, hot dropl
ana sweating medicines to be rot, without AM
osnsa, whatever: 4 happy day y was for me
your treatment. i began TO mend rapidly. I
eaine1 e,syen pounds In fourteen days. An
SOW q well - ever. and sincerely recommend
vcu! treatment TO any ono troubled with Rheu'
matisn. lfu h~lrlf--qrN.r alfta asilsa'
Ysurs traly, JOSEPH EwKLL.
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STOCK RHPonr.

l-..ro.r.D DAILY IT n =. marine /. col
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poMEsTIo NEWs.

70 rzs soID M. pAnr mn,
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srRcIALTiEs

diseases Of the EYE and EAR. THROAT,
LUNGS and HEART, LIVER and KIDNEYS,
and al Chronic, Constitutional and Blood DIS
Asthma, cstafrh. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Epilepsy. Scrofula. Piles, Dropsy. Dyspepsia,
etc., cured.
Lsdiss cut OF health assured Of prompt
ciScsRs and ruxoRs removed without
The knife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-02

Given 70 an classss Of diseases. No idle pre-.
tensions or imposture; no fattering or expert
msnts no injurious drugs; but careful exam.
i~uationa and The most reliable treatment; the
best remedies approved BY science and expert.
snee. Which may cure you though discouraged
and hopeless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-02

ouLsrf's Baking Powder nsrsr ais 70
please. u 10 pare. and never t~isappeisss tAs
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ndsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-22
Sample-Merchants,

Editors Of the Dispatch
Will you be kind enough to inform us
whether, under the State law concerning
sample-merchants, drummers, &C., there is
any officer in this city whose duty it is to see
this law. executed and enforced? and
whether, in case of violation, there is any
penalty attached to it.? The fact is, Messrs.
Editors, that out of twenty-five or fifty OF
these sample-merchants who drum up the
trade of our city, wholesale and retail, we
feel almost certain not one pays single cent
of revenue to the State; and this even after
our city had been so liberal us to exempt
them from all taxes, although our own mer.
chants are being taxed heavier than ever.
Now, we think that our Legislature, who
wish to pay the public debt by onerous
taxes upon our own merchants, might. by
proper and efficient laws-laws to be exc,
cuted and enforced, and not mere dead-let.
ters-make these nonresident merchants,
who really, If they are forced to pay this tax
are still more favored than our own, pay
something into our revenue. AS it is now
instead of paving into the State Treasury
perhaps g., 900 to 90, 600 per day, they don't
at least 10 out of 20-pay one cent. Is thii
fair? A MERCHANT AND TAXPAYER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-22
New Laws

The Governor has approved the following
acts of Assembly:
An act to incorporate the Little Sisters OF
the Poor in Richmond.
An act to incorporate the Sons Of Levi, OF
the city OF Petersburg.
An act for the preservation Of oysters, and
to obtain revenue for the privileges of taking
them within the waters of the Common
wealth.
An act in relation to action of detinue.
An act to incorporate the Farmers Mutual
Insurance Company.
An act to amend and reenact sections 81,
80, and A of an act entitled Gan act to
amend the charter of the city of Lynch.
burg" approved March 6, 1872. -,
An act to dispense with security and regu-
late the trial OF certain controversies be.
tween the State and the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company.
An act to amend and reenact section OF
an act entitled Gan act to extend credit of
twelve and tWenty-fOur months from the
ratification Of the sale of the States interest
in the Upper Appomattox Company to the
Board OF Superintendent OF said company,
and to ratify and confirm all acts done in
pursuance Of the provisions of the act ap-
proved March 20, 1873" Approved Febru.
airy IL, 1874. -
Joint resolution extending the time for
the final settlement of the treasurer of the
city Of Richmond with the Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts. ,..-.. ,r.-s5E
An act for the relief OF the sureties of
William Sample, late sheriff of Russell
county. .......
An act to amend and reenact section of
chapter $50 Of the Code OF 1873 in relation
to granting licenses to practice law.
An act to incorporate st. Paups Church
Home of Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-22
The Arkansas Case

is precisely similar to the Louisiana case
in this respect: that Brooks, having seized
upon the public buildings aud the archives,
is Gin position" as Governor, and General
GRANT only answers, in reply to the appeals
of the disputants, that he has instructed his
army officer in Little Rock to "preserve the
peace" So the real Governor, BAXTER, is
not allowed to use force to recover his office I!
That is peace, but not impsrtiality. If
GRANT has no power to interfere for the
maintenance Of law, he has no power to in
terfere for the mere preservation of order
and the preventing of bloodshed. He must
have case for interference, in compliance
with the application from the proper
authorities, under the Constitution. The
State laws and Executive powers of the
States are competent to the preservation of
order, and the Federal Government has no
power to set them aside by interfering. The
Constitution gives it no such right.
But it is good way to put up one Gov.
ernor by depriYing the other of the means
to recover his seat. That's one way to do
it-Conslitution or no Constitution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-22

THE MERCHANTS TAx.-The Petersburg
Ne,cs has the following calm and considerate
remarks:
"The Senate has passed that 10th Sec
ton of the House tsx-bill relating to mer-
chants license despite all the vigorous efforts
Of the senators from the cities. We con-
slider this great injustice to the merchants
of the State, and one to which they will
hardly submit without resistance in the
courts. It's to our MUD clearly unconstltu-
tional, and as unjust as it is unconstitutional.
The merchants are always libe raj and just in
their contributions to city As well as State
and Federal taxes, but they do not intend to
be driven out of legitimate business by as
suming all the taxes Of the State. Inc
country can out-vote the cities, but neither
the expenses Of the State nor the public
debt can ever be paid by injustice and OF
OreSsiOnD