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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-04

J/hSf|SstS'e
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE COM
" MODIOUS AID DESIRABLE REoIDENCE
OFTIlt LAfE rETEK BURKE LAWSON 10
GtTuER WITH SIX MOST DESlRAbLE
BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING THE PIE
MlSES.-By virtue of decree Of the Chancery
Court OF The city of Richmond, entered D.cem1cr
9, 1873, In 4 cause therein pending-Hnrkc ct ais
IS. Burke ct a!s-lhe undersigned speGi d commits
sioner thereby appointed will sell, on the premises,
on the TIN day OF May, at 5 o'clock =. ~, that
valuable property aforementioned, consisting of
4 large and commodious dwelling ta5Qut twelve
rooms), together with all Necessary out-h0uSes be-
longing to Il first class butchcrir2 esabSh:ntHs.
The lot fronts ~ feet on Brook turnpike ana runs
back $50 feet from street 10 street.
j. IsO. adj"inii Z LOT fronting OH Brook turnpike
80 tcet, and l 60 feet deep.
Also, FIVE LOTS In rear Of the residence, and
fronting on Pine street 20 feet each By so feet 10
an alley ] 0 feet wit.
hlso.aLOt. on the east side Of Brook avenue and
north OF D,val street. 20 by ! 10 feet.
TERMS: unc-four,h cash Balance SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months; negotiable notes, SIX per
cent Interest added and till" retained til NIL pur-
chase money is paid. JAMks =. DooL.l,
Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auc.ionccr. up 27-td
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1''' By Goddtn, Warren & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
-..r HOG Main street. ~ 2,

U1HREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOIS 81;
~ Ii1 to11TH SIDE OFStLAY STEEEI,Iy;
srREEr, II REAK4E SPINS ,1NN6E rAfFHo l: sAEEs
cry AND HAITTnIknE,o q W. -" win sell on MON
bA9 Nay an Al "so;kn F. ,s at abd Tqs a
ton, on me premises the ., h 60 feet vide. .
ey btamSe 4, e. of
/ months with in:crrsIt, I i'lne WaH%EN 4 CO,
trust. 100 gents and Auctiorccrs.
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EUHNdTGRE.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
HARDWOOD ~ RlTTER'S
"AREROUMS No. 3 GOVERNOR STREET.
Don't iatl II see CUR spring STOCK Of elegant and
FASHIONABLE tURNITURE.
The woods used In manufacturing our goods are
all well seasoned rich, and handsome, and c;.unot
be exce!led by amy house In the State.
ID NAHpRoBES, BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS. UASiISTASps, t
Il. TABLES and CHAIRS, and
PAHiOR SUITS
or the most fashionable style aad superior quality
DiSING-h DOM FUnNITUKE {W ALNUT aud OAK,
latest styles and OF the very best wor kmanship.
ACTRESSES OF ail kinds on hand, and any Size
made 10 order.
SoooS delivered In amy part OF the city. Now We
VIII ten tell YOU the most interesting rart-we have
49, REDUCED OUR Prices.
s.ss 81 lap 1l-lmI - b.
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pICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY, cor
LII ner Of Main and Eleventh streets, next corner
below post-0tce Mandatory Of nil styles Trunks;
all sizes snd styles ladies' Trunks gentlfmen's su-
pcrlor Leather Trunks. Cheap rray-Trunks spe-
cIalty. Made Ia the best manner, and so q at aud
below New York prices. Old Trunks rcpaired and
II lie good rs new. New covers put on cheap.
my 1-eoIlm* JAMES KNOTS.
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By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agcn, and AGctionecr,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

A FINE OPENING FOR A PHYSI-
n Clan AND FOB PARTIts ! DE - y e 4
SET IL CHOICE Fault TREES AT request OF
owuer-iir Augustus Hancock will sell at pub,
c aHcIoa tn tina. nrTMhHf3E ay ls q
Of ST acres, six in woocs cigitt miles from klcll-
mond withna few minutes ride or Ro2ion'S st;.,
ton, on the Richmond aid Danvile railroad ana
an hours ride from the city on wide and beaui-
full like leading thence 10 the !ugucnot Springs.
The farm is Of good soil and has four hundred
choice fruit trees. all bearing and mostly peaches
churches aId schools convenient. improvemeGis
dwelling. with eight rooms; out-aouscs, English
i;csi IS The mark, Of Richmond for fruit and
vegetables. the coal iicoS, with :. large number ~
miners, three miles distant, affords IN excellent
market at remun"ratiyc prices.
10 a physician il is Il splendid opening, there be,
lug 2 great reed OF one i'll this very pophiouS anu
pleasant neghboriloed
Parties attending sale can 20 on the Danvllle cars
al o. a. Il. ana Il. I. VI. 70 GobouS station.
where vehicle will meet them, and can return al
An omnibus will leave my office at Y p. NJ. CIV
ing parties ample tine TO examine TIC lr'lhscs
before the hour III sJle
TERMs: 0nc-thrd cash balance six and twelve
months with six per es TIiG iHirsItx rrowS
my Liz. 4.G.9,11,12 Anctioneer.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
TURE,. STOCK. &C.-On THURSDAY the 18th
day of May, rext will he solL nt me -, :. iuguenot
Springs lJic cntlIc Stth Vi ~ SI~llci4b A-ND
KITCHEN FERNIrURF.
One Cool BILLIARD TABLE and SHUTTLE
BOARD.
BAR FINTUPFS &C. Also, p.
WAGONS. CARltIAt1 Is. and EUGGIES:
\ No. l BAGGAhEW iGON (uearly rew,)
One four-hnrse URAY,
One FARM WAGON, .m-
One l. OG-WAGON. and one c ARRT-L0G
Together with the entire stock Of
AGRICULTURAL lMPLEMEN1S,
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, &c. p .E.'
TERMS: Literal, and IN ,dc known on day Of
sale. j. Il. FERGUSON. 4
90
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..-.y - BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheeia'
Lrorerth q, root between Main nno isahh'

TINE j r, NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
i ,FKAMED DWELLIINStGT N Ne 2. sg9 n I "aEp =
FOURTH STREET, o s ahsSDs Son BUILDING
oTs ADjcINNG FOR sAhE 4 AI no IN dis.
AT The reques. Of the owner ancti, upon the prem
Is se s sn ct ss
NJ the MOE EA M oea aUm Of Major e e.
dssctGe III six rooms hefiSss Tee
s0 vii VI ad9 i've
which, when tnen With three rooms, caI rage
rooms a.so r Lot 33 by 125 feet to an aiies -
feet wldH ofter the sale Of the house wa WI,
% Two VACANT 10 81 adjoining; eac ,he 1p
' sen feet, with hanesome shndetrees ''ions
ftTns Accommodating, and viii be annoul'ceu
Mt time OF safe. "''D'D',.'-- . AucIiunccrs.
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Nv Thomas W. kcesae, Auctioneer'
1917 Main street. aa g.,

,r-11c1EYs BRANDIES, AND WINES
w mn, SALE AT AUCTfON.-Having di;,
branch of ny pss,ness street,
sen a. TIIIIffKSDAY MORNING.. 7lh Instant; com,
Sslcek my sni III sa sosk OF Ola anu
e en- h.rrel Matted RYE WHlSKE Ely, four years
b,rT 0sa' VIRGINIA RYE (aususta county,
, b, rr vi it Old e CABINET xxx RYE VILE
KEY:
.ooro,her with A varied assortment OF
'oe''A' OLD and FIN 4 WINES, .-r
WHISkniS,
GRtNDIES, ..-...
GINS. &c.
20 "'i'N tiNF: and COMMON TEAS, .-..
SOAPS, .-.----.-a-
CANDLES, &c.
TERMS: All sums under $780, cash over That
ama,t,. sixty days, for approved negotiable paper.
N'''"' GEOEGEI. HERRING. =
Sale conducted by THOMAS ". hEEsEE: AUG
tioucer. .
d. &. EEEsEE Salesman. my I
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4 n(,rroN sALEs-Future Dye:
By James II. Taylor Z son, sr,q
Real Estate Agents and Auctio neefs'
( ac,na CORNER of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TvousE AND LOT, AND Two BU1LD,yrTr
EACH oS ITLf s sTREtENTB |o aonhJofNlsG THE
n rgS n sN(,uESTER FOR SALE ATA,pSrs
TiHioy,.HWiil be sold on THURSDAY me e1n =.
NAV, is74, on te premises. at ~ osiocS contains
ve roons. and lis location renders IT, suitable ios
TERMS: Very liberal. and maze ~, = 10 q saM.,'
hour OF saie "f>' a' - $50 Auctioneers,
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DREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND
Il. tr CLEANING WORKS.
No. S04 MAIN Rect, RICHMOND VA.
Ladies and gentlemen having articles To {
CLEANED or DYED viii find it 10 their UeneGltt
give me a call
Work doue at short notice, and satisfaction
guaranteed
KID GLOVES, CARPETS, and BLANKETS
CLEANED. j. j. SCOTT,
fe6 Proprietor,
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r AIDES AND MISSES SERGE XII
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS. al.
Ladies' and Misses Serge FoXed and basl'" w.
TIERS; , s.rr.
Ladies' and Misses French. Black Aid, ana Ss's'
GkUQUEIS;
Maria Antoinettc BUSkISS: ,S,IP.
JIuiattas, Magn0iias, and other styles u 0
PERS and WALKING SHOES: ,., II.
Geuttemen's, Snrs. aud Youths Calf PRICE ~
bert UXFORDS, TIES, &C., box Riaii'' a.
tension toes; -, >, SungS
Children's and lnfspts' Coosed and blacS Af re-
and SLIPPERS in enuisss rarely
CifSrtIN work MSDh ~ ORDER ~
GUARANTEED 70 Etr. REPAIhtN" i'A'''
and promptly done.
Special attention paid TO orGers. son,
NH a1 500 aud oll iEesd stt,SSs.--
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GHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of e1 ecu
~ tinns in my hands will proceed to ssll nj the
sheriff. office, 115 Main Street, tie 5th Oay "
May. 1874, III / O'Clock, L lot of I L H., IT CRE,
consisting OF Il BUREAU. WASHSrAED, and
CHAIRS; alsc, one WATCH in good running Or
der. s... 'ts .... Va
TERMS: Cash. t' ,-,-.. .- Eye
my 2-3t JOHN W. WRIGHT, S. c. R.
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sSEE4ESsE:s, ssc.


NORTH CAROLINA HERRlNGSM nam
OF the following and other noted brands, now land-
Ing, direct from the fisheries Woods. Winston's,
skiuncrs, Captharts, :oigfs's wilson. La
. my2 DIV y MO:tl.Ls.
NN AND AFTER MAY 1sT, 1874, the
bu.!ssS co. aW viii I've car
rico ON under the name OF u. g. DAVIS IL CO.,
WHO viii Keep always OF hand = large stock IF
and solicit continuance Of the trade generally,
$50 barrels A, b, &. ard YELLOW SUGARS
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered aud GRADUATED
so barrels io Sg-:s' Y Elbow SUGARS,
so barrels Porto i;ico MoLAoStS,
. SO barrels Prime 10 Choice - hUPS,
! so barrels Common sIkUPS,
Is tierccs Prime LEAF LARD
40 hog 3heaus SHouLDGkS and SIDES,
. vused and uncansascd:
{ IS tlcrccs sUGAk-uUktD SHOULDERS ean-
yised and uncanvascd:
! IL boxes BREAKFASr BAlOE, small sizes;
|. Full line LAG UAYR ! and no COFFEES,
$50 boxes SOAP. various brands; :,
Il 90 boxes Prime Factor. CHEESE, -
Il 90 barrels Prime Bright EASTERN HER
b 90 barrels Extra and Superfne FLOUR,
20 barrels VINEG AR.
| Also. full assortment Of ....
/ TEAS, BUCKETS, BnooMs. WRArrING-PArER,
TOBACCO. RICE, CANDLES.
HoRSFORD'S POWDERS, PEPPER,
SPICE, MUSTARD. GINGER,
BRUSHES, SCTMEGS, STARCH,
ESS. COFFEE. So "A, MATCHES,
BLEACHING, &C., &c. 49,.
Also. a full line
my lin 80. .. DAVIS co.
m CHESTS OF THOSE CHOICE
H. GREEN aud BLACK TEAS
just arrived and for s.leat ~ ,,
m
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Cows Asb CoRS.-The crow certatniy
hoe come good points so he has others
,rb; ch arc not to be commended. j pellose
that II is a principle In courts of justice nos
10 decide a question upon the merits OF eps1
evidence on one side only, but that oo.a
sidcs are to be heard, and that the eVnaen as,
ia then. weighed, and the judge d ,s w
unon the weight OF that evidence. II .ns
stronger is in the affirmative the case IS gi.ou
10 The one representing that sue, IL o,u.aT
wise, then to tho other sac. NV NV
in arriving at &c sointloI o,, 'no
crow question, both has laVotaoie %
we'll rs his unfayorahle points mus.
he fully Investigated; in SO do'bs we, Ui r
naturatists, have found that tue weight VI
testimony is heavily against the poor crow,
and that instead of his leing protected, ne IS
unworthy OF our sympathy and Trolecao',
and usay be treated as an enemy: Anu as
practica. farmers generally take this Wow OF
tho oues, ion. and that he is an upUitigated
nuisance ia the ccrn-feld when the corn Is
first rdanted and starting into growth, as
vel, as after it is ripe, we are warranted III
rcsor,ipg to st.ategetc or other means IN
order 10 protect our corn and destroy Oh
scare or the Crows, Various means are re
sorted TO by different individuals TO a'tall
this end. About as good and pracIlcai ~
| any il the following: Bait the crows III
some portion of the field, aud when the nc;
become a little familiar, embrace some op
| portunity when, they are not WaecnHns
for they are watchful as we'll as cunning :;
| and set steel trap concealed nom epet
| view, in the vicinity of the bait, anu sol
| will be pretty sure TO take one IN n,h you
are rs cunning as Mr. Grow ls. NOW, MI
| Grow will probably announce his m'stor
time by louC. cries and struggles, and as nj
kind aic somewhat curious under such cir
cumstunces, they will congregate in mum
| bcrs. sailing about at safe distances, TO SCI
what the matter can be; but don't you o.
so anxious, keep out of sight, out OF tn
vicinity of the field, take no particular no
tice of the conmoton till the crows hav'
disappeared then go to the spot despatt te cn'
crow, spread out his wings ard iasten lnen,
land the body in position, and mus nat 20
| him; ind all his kind will he pretty SURE ur h 1o
give that field the go-bv. rus + on. y,
mnst ctlrr.ual "scare crows l"T NIg 5!r ~,
off thc birds that know Of w. H. ""''''
! in Country GeHnt1aGt'
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BY Grlbi.s & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
L SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTH AND
BYRD STREETS, CANDLES ELL, 10 BE
SOLD BY AuCIIuN, Upon THE PiTMi>tS ;,
ON WEDNESDAY THE CITE DAY OF MAY,
crown OF the HILL and commend 4 splendid view
(Which ran never he olrstructeU Of the city. the
are particularly attractive. Each lot IS 33 by 1870
feet. .....
! TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAXS,
my 9 AuCliuncers.
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T OOK ar THIS AND ECoNo-s

I UUh al IEIS hNU ItV'O 90
IL MiZF, AND BUY WORK MADE A.EsA
HOME.-i,adies' Serge Button Bonte >oiu 1IrA
The RICHMOND ROOF AND SHOE EAtio"i'
2l5 Broad street, between second aud rnird Trees
for ~. rs; Ladies serge Lace t.i;er; for = -e
Foyed hutton Boots. 50 10 $3.50; Mise s1
Lace CATERS fron, 81 1910 t2:25; i.s9ss I'D
Caif Lace Boots. 1918: Misses, 1ai' 80
$3.50: Ladies' Pebble Goat Button BOOT. so'oH'
Ladies, tcbble Goat Lace Boots Il f2ou; MlS ,s
~; Gents French Calf Boots. 81 GeiitS ft 81, so.
Calf Caters II ON 81 10 IS Boys from IS 10 s".oo'
BOYS iirSt-claSs Calf shoes. $3.50.
lhildren's Shoes sold * low EXlrcS. a ma
All work manufactured 6Y me warraa'ea' ""' -
other kind sold.
REPalRIAG neatly done. -,,,. s,,;yS
Parties Wishing 70 buy good BOOTS ana Sn'''~
Will tnd IL 10 their adyan iagc ~ give me II GU.
respectfully, HENki Z, B0SthS''
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by Isbell Il Son. q
.s.., ~, f,.,.tn rnu1E.

> by Istell u sow -Isf.t
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, -.
NOS Eleventh street, between aiaa'i anu So
TWO PRETTY VACANT LoI s. o : =
4 TIE EAST SIDE OF EIEpH 1srIIakI EeGTT, On.
~ w EuEtNshky The 4th day of May, 1874 We VIII
s @h at auction upon The premises at AZ clSck,
j, M;' "" p,nr nm Firth street twenty-five feet
s 81 n and running lack l22 feet to an alley
TrnMs Onc-f0urh cash; residue at three SIX
anu ttt and seen red bv a deed Of trust.
Ssa 80 ISBELL & SON, AucttOneefs. :
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i ID. GATEWOOD, Sl9 Broad, be- e,
~ -, tween n thirG and Fourth. FUENIT uHE -.
ana daily receiving, which | am selling at such
prices aud lcrIns that cannot fail to please pur-
from $50 TO $500, Cane aud Wood Chairs sDts
cialty. uphoisferiDs and repairing. Cane Chalrs
rr-ecated. &C. Persons visiting the city will find II
10 thelr Interest to call upon me. Goods carefully
packed tor shipment. NH 1s GIN
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE, VA.
practices In the courts Of Buckingham and adjoin-
ing counties, the Federal Courts at Richmond and
Lynchhurs, and the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF
Firrl lia. IL itichmund. &c IL
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.-,r.rror sAnEs-Th,s Day.
~ ". u. Rntciitre, Auesioneer, !, q
7S.'t 1872 ,aI,dn street. 4 rs IS 4

. T1DlK lolsNH sIfS1t@ n. q 4 T2aIRps
r wtr.r, OFFER AT.AU CTIoN on NOM
nay NAV Attn, commencing al l0A o sa ny ~
usual vuried assortment of Gf sU nuhc ~
"nlch hSste sie Sns~ w a. RnTCL1FFE, 80
80 $50 : - : ~ II, -. AuctiOneer..-
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81 GrubbsJN WlI.ilG.,
At Tic Real Estate fXch1EgH.

' PTcUf0YD REAL ESTlTE EYcH4%GE.
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Auction sALEs-Thls nav.
TT RICHMOND REAL ESgiTE gYDg ~,
d a.
'T7RUsTEEs' SALE OF yNIrApr,

By Grn5IJs Z Williams,
huctiaHeers and H.sl Estate Algeria
Eleventh street between Main ,,,u RAT
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RBUI'S, sk1t,Es. sEa

TUST RECEIVED, a full line Of the
- latest spring styles OF BOOTS anm SH
SHOES. Burt's lite shoes n specially. sHfS
styies-such rs ladies'. misses. aud cEisdreh sV'
kid Goat, Serge Button Boots arI Lac,d :ai!n9-
rats: gcntlemea's. boys, and yonths' hne >ls NJ
such as Calf Congress, Calf Union, au' @os-i'
Give Inc cali, aud you shall be st!sn"a u Pr
we'll as quality. W.. ". Ia 5Lrn,.
an Is cnrnar Fou r,h ard NrOtd stFt-,s
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m CHESTS OF THOSE CHOICE 81.
~ GREEN aud BLACK TEAS
just arrived and for stlcat
VIC. cambridge Sc CO.'S,
NH "a SGT Hroad rect.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctl0ufer.
Ills iiain street, opposite Dispatch office.

". 2. ROBINS, Auctioneer. ap27-
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rustrr:.
The auctoneers will furnish lutonnal!o, IN "a.
spcct TO the above -cscr'Gci proper! ~ those nh1
may apply before the day Of sale.
GRUBDS 4 WILLIAMS.
nm 2IN Auc.iOIsers
The Grange advance., 1874-09-09

ASAt upon <suy b0Cu tT8Il6aCtlO0S, OF 10
even mention them in any form, was
the PRINCIPAL reason why your commit
tee asked fer further time to prosecute
their investigations. Mr.. Covers tes-
timony Is as follows:
David Ooxe1ss Evidence.
@. Mr.: Cover, state where you reside. A.
I reside in Baytewn, Washington county,
MINI. -
=. g.. How long have you resided there "A.
Eighteen years.
Q. What is your business-that of lum-
beringf "A. Yes sir. II
@. State how Long you have heen engag-
ed in numbering. A. About fifteen years,
should think.
G. During the time that you have been
engaged in numbering have you purchased
Of the State Of Minnesota through the Audi
tor any pine timber? A.. No sir. never
I. G. Did You buy any of the State Auditor
for any other person A. have paid hin,
money for other parties tor stumpaae.
@. For whom did you pay him money ?
A. Well, paid him some for David Gas
lin, some for O'Brien.& Fox. kind of a short
notice; L paid q good deal of stumpaee but l
cannct recollect)I paid some stumpace for
Jerry Midget, some for Alexander Bermin,
some for Cover t. Carmichael and Coburn &
Hunter, and some for Martin Mower. /. be-
Geve paid this in 1863. Paid some before
that, but; cannot recollect what Il was for.
;Thisswas put down, believe, as trespazs.
G. St&to in what capacity you were acting
when you paid this money for these parties?
a. Well was supplying tlose parties who
authorized me 10 hnJ theElogs. :a@ ]'z@. -:
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~ per ceuG lht6Ee6l, Uuc J0AAe i,
is74, $l,075
." Dec. 1, 1874, 9l,076 "a
Having collected the interest on city Of
tie a tbe a. tbaae
notes Was paid up to June l, 1874, and also
S146; 40 on the principal thereof
Crooker Bros. & Lamoureaux, dated
Nov. !, 1874, tdue March II, ~ $500 90
= " Z. (due April IL, '749 $500 90
II -, -" (due Nay II, ls74 $500 %
- These notes not having been honored,
when presented, were turned over to the
Attorney General, April H., 1874. w. =.
UNPAID MOTIFS BELONGING TO UNIVERSITY,
Anoka Lumber Co., dated Nov. 30. = j: - =. >
) 1872, with - per cent interest. az 635
! Turned over . Attorney General
april IL, 1874, i.1.I, e4ig E.0isssG*. IN
Croker Bros. & Lamoureaux. ~. .sfs@,
,,lt dated oet: !, ,s1s, 81 4. :, -. ss,75o .
April II. 1874. ,f3 ss1s5 @333ss55s
Brown + Brockway. dated July
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Il TIE gcne.4l Will current q anti
railway talk ANA bri.ius operations !oo's-
irg 10 the placing Of the Booth sto-,, q
he Son2togiai market: nobody his bon
more o.ai:y abused ana s+anjo1-7y viii.-
lid than Hon. aaron 4. Sargent, S,:'a-
| tgs a California. tie has hecu Give. /
t., h..!.;raaiIy, IS & sup rservicab'r t.a.
o: tie L. p Rail,o.d ca: L. las .ea.,
made 4 scapo--o,t on whose bac,s it.a, n
CT the Dolly Warden Tnovabies haze by5n
strapped and it has been persistent
t lex of The Sacramento Union to hound
him - a creature whose breath Of life
comes and goes through = patent iuoaop-
oily throtti.- valve To believe thnt sit
tel organ Of aendacity were to believe
that Sargent wears a brazen collar
marked with the Coptral Pacific's Com
peny's initials and warning tina. DO
horny handed son of soil and toll need
apply. Read what herewith follows and
let the caudid reader judge OF Mr. Sar-
gent by his @, acts. Says the telsg-a ph
under date OF Washington, January 10:
At the request o. Senator Sargent h,
Committee on Public Lands in tie Sen
ate has agreed to report tavorlbiy on the
amendment 70 Mr. Ingalls, bill, which
provides that where the line or route OF
a railroad is SO changed IS to throw set
tIars outside of the limit of the rnSarya-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13

INTERESTING TO STOCK JoB8EEs.-The
following will doubtless cause some little
effect upon the name and fortunes OF
Seq. Belcher:
Washington Jan. 10-The application
Of the Segregated Belcher Mining Com
pany for 100 feet of the Comstock lode.
Nevada, Was on Wednesday registered
by Commissioner Drummond. The adj
verse claim of the Leviath.n Mining
Company WAS filed against the Applica-
ton. and was declared to de made in
conformity with the law; but the rights
of the two companies were no. deter
mined by the decision. The application
uf the Segregated Beicher Company was
rejected for the following reasons: First.
The company did not file with their APP
plication a plat and field notes, showing
accurately the boundary of their claim |
Second. Their notice ard diagram Was |
also deficient in some respects, many |
parties owning interests PRIOR to the seq |
raSation of claim from the rest of the |
Comstock lode, are not shown to have |
parted with their title to the parties from !
whom the company claim to have de-
nved their title.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13
Srrrr.-A couple of fighters came Into

SrrYr.-A couple of fighters came into
town last week, and declared themselves
to be broke, and in for anything to make
stake. As is customary in such cases
the boys concluded to stiff them. The
old story of corpse buried with jewelry
was told, and they accompanied couple
OF the boys down to the river, where the
grave was supposed to be. A suitable
mound was discovered, they were duly
sworn and went to work. They had
cleared off about half an acre of snow
when several shots were fired, two Of the
four dropped, while the fighters made
9uarter-horse time through the slough
III mud and snow knee deep. a pair Of
-E,Eo IuGer.-lGeTt.