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The Judge and the Victim

The South is the victim, and The North is
the Judge. The troubles in Louisiana are
part of deliberate and neariouS scheme OF
the Radicals TO prolopg their power. The
South is to be still used as means to power
1t is by expressing and distressing her
and firing the North against her that
this ruthless and greedy party hopes TO tri'
umph.
The North must be the judge of the acts
and motives by which we are Frustrated and
prosecuted. 1t is for them to consider Lou
isiana and the infamous achievements OF
Radicalism in outraging her. Our indigna.
tion is pretty well exhausted. We are sur
prised at nothing. Our sister States of the
North have the case with them: And what
will they do with til We shall see.
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p,r.sup, ~, SccufIrroE. tide Ghfsago

Se.T TT 49, ;rbe rhfc.ooo
.a4asnes quotes sHssfDsass -bteedg-telegEam
tabous proclamation ,denouneiDg The op.
pressed citizens Of Louisiana as banditti,"
and turning them over TO- him fsr trial and
execution, and thus remarks :: ..S'- 'S.S'f
s.He ,[Sberidsn] prefpsses his Willingness
20 aeceps the task rpleasurable it must. be 70
the murderer Of sdefenceless Pieganf women ler
and children-of hunting down whoever
may be condemned BY lettres du eaehet from lyr
Kellogg. de ssys nothing Of the other BAN
ditti who have for years robbed the people
of Louisiana Of their substance. realfzlng
millions blythe most shameless frauds ever
perpetrsted . upon any people, and upon
whose heads q reward should be placed Dy
the GOVERNMENT
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The New York Eoening Post wants Il
know il HAMILTON FISH approves all tha
SHERIDAN has done. a very pertinent ques'
tlop. General BELKNAP, the MARTINEZ, tele'
graphs crazy message to SHERIDAN, thus
The Presidest and all Of US have full con
tidenee in and thoroughly approve your
"course." And the'people have no faith liz
and thoroughly understand this apretty
kettle OF fish,"
But the Post does not believe that Mr..
FISH is one Of them, aud thus appeals to
him l,r
I'm the name ofthe great city and State of
New York, we entreat Mr. Fish to repel the
imputation which has been raised against
him 10 use bis personal and official influence
jp the undoing of the wrong which has been
Zone; or falling that, to surrender his port.
folio, and ID the act OF resignation prove to
his teIlow.citizens that be al least is not in,
GUIDED among Secretary Belknaps call Of
lis.
This ought to smoke out Dir. Fisu.
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We keep up full details of the Louisiana

We keep up full details of the Louisiana
matter, and the proceedings and sayings with
regard TO them. Ii the people have not been
degraded to that low stage of popular man.
hood that precedes submission to the usur.
pations of power they will soon relieve
themselves of the destructive party which
now has possession of the Government. Had
such outrages as have been perpetrated IN
Louisiana been committed thirty years or
twenty years ago the whole country would
have bristled with bayonets, and those bayo'
nets would have been welded by free Ame-
rican citizens. The President that might have
done then what General GRANT has done
now would have been Indignantly driver
from Washington by the people.
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-I-EsI ~. "a
long Torlld behave stopped the path of shas
Infantry had bis o wn sorps alone hssd Y y
Sheridan next eaxned the fams'ae egJoys
BY decisive massage OF one hrEMed an
Atty Indians who Nare held in thelFsamp 2y
the smallpox. TIifs feat ee arrnssYas ile
crowuing eap-stone Of his military friumpns.
For some years he IVES stationed 10 N NY,
Oransaer te war. tie Was, was 1ot h;s nrefer.
.erces .seeu,.to be for. low- associates, and
his intimacies forbade bis admission Into the le
Sheridan Is about fiye feet FIVE Or SIX inches
in height; has . round head, With decla ses,
MiIesian conntenance and features nus neck
il remarkably short, so that his head seems.
10 rest upon bis shoulders, and: IDS IA "a
creases the general air OF vuigafly Luz aIa
.rus5snss 4 w ,hsan5 Pef bs teiegras
anu pteatAes5 - re ~ u. a. NJ.
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LECTU Res.
NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.
TITY TAXES
DELINQUENT FOB 1874
CITY COLLECTORS OFFtSE,l
RICHMOND, VA, January 8, 1875. )

CITY COLLECTORS OFFtSE,l
RICHMOND, VA, January 5, 1875.
The Clty Collector calls attention to the follow
Ing extracts from the city ordinance concerning
the collection of the assessed taxes:
IF all taxes with which any person or any estate
of decedent Is assessed be not paid before the LIST
day Of September the Collector shall dIstrain."
ANY goods or chatteis In the oily belonging %
The person or estate assessed with taxes may be dis
trained therefor"
1.-THE goods and chattels Of the tenant or other
person in possession, claiming under the party or
estate assessed with taxes on land, may be dis
trained If found On The premises"
"And II the Collector shall return any real estate
as delinquent when he bad either found, or BY
using due diligence might have found, sufficient
property within the city liable to distress for the
taxes for which such real estate Is returned delia-
quent, he shall forfeit to the city sum equal to i've
times the amount of the said taxes"
The Collector most respectfully would urge ON
the delinquent taxpayers for 1874 the necessity
of prompt compliance BY payment Of their In
debtedness and thereby relieve him Of the unplea-
SAINT duty of ieyying, which viii be made uniesa
! 'e'sAs'a y : '''>~ JOHN +. REGEAULT.
/ jas.5t Collector
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The Governor of Tennessee makes good
point in his message by offering thanks that
he Legislature Of that State is permitted to
assemble and organize peaceably-so unlike
the condition Of things in some of their sis.
er States.
Governor ALLEN, of Ohio, makes another
when he says in substance that If there are any
avs on the statute-book authorizing Presi-
dent GRANT to interfere with States as he has
done, they should be repealed and if there
are not such laws, that GRANT himself should
be repealed!
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M TOO MUCH STOCK ON HAND.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH HAS
BEEN SELECTED TO BE SOLD OUT
AT AND BELOW COST.
NO HUMBUG.

We do not advertise our whole stock upon these
terms, but will sell the above amount Of goods a
advertised. We offer the H
Best ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS at s1.20
THREE-PLY CARPETS at $1.25 and $3.50 per
yard reduced from $1.50 and S1.60;
Extra super INGRAM CARPETS reduced from
1885 to S1.l5;
Super INGRAIN CARPETS reduced from s1.25
| toS1;
INGRAM CARPETS at 40, so. 60, 70, and
| Social reduced from / 0 TO zoe. on yard;
PRINTED HEMP CARPETS at SOC. per yard
| worth Soc;
| COCOA MATING at so and zoe. per yard worth
80 and e0c.;
OIL-CLOTH NJ 40, so, and 6Oc. per yarc;
OIL-CLoTH RUGS at 75c., 81, and s1.25 worth
81, $3.50, and So;
VELVET aud TAPESTRY RUGS, all sizes and
qualities, at great bargains;
BLACK ALPACAS, MOHAiRS, and BRILL1AN-
TINES Of allaualities, very cheap;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at astonishlngly
low prices;
CAsHAIEREs. MERINos. EMPRESS CLOTHS,
MATALAS, BALENO. POPLINS, AUSTRIA
LIAM CREPE, BOMBAZINE. and DE-
LANES;
PAssAMENTINE GIMPS, and BEADED GIMPs
and PRINCES at reduction Of 25 per cent. !;
don't make your purchases until you have ex-
amIned our stock:
SASH RIBBONS in great variety at extraordinary
bargains;
MARsEILLEs QUILTS from 81 up to slo-sll
very cheap;
KNIT sACoUKs. HOODS, NUBIAs, LEGGINGs,
and sCARFS, very cheap;
WHITE and COLORED BL ANKETS at closing
out prices;
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, TWEEDS, JEANS and
VESTIhGS, at extraordinary bargains;
LADIES, CHILDREN'S, and GENTLEMES's
LAMBS-WOUL and MERINO SHIRTS and
DRAWERS, very cheap;
WHITE, RED. YELLOW, BLUE, and GRAY
FLANNELS, In all qualities, ut prices to suit
all;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANSELS in all widths and qualities; also,
COLORED CANTON FLANNELS;
BED-TICK from 10c. per yard up to the best man.
ufactIred;
HICKORY, CHEvIOT, and CHECK SHIRT
INGS, at all prices; III" p
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGs, and PILLOW-CA-
SINGS, retailed at wholesale prices; $685..
B0BBlN-EDG1N, IL yards ID piece, at 25c., cost
Toe. gold to import;
DAISY FRILLINGS at Is and 25c. apiece worth
| 25 and Soc;
A large assortment of COTTON TR INNINGS al
| one-half of regular prices; .
| PILLOW-CASE LACES ut so, 75c., and 81 pei
dozen yards worth 75c., 81, aud $3.50
Misses and ladies' STRIPED, PLAID, ant
| PLAIN SHAwLS lower than ever;
! BLACK CASHMERE and MERINO SHAWLS In
| all quaties-some extraordinary bargains IL
| this line;
| CREPE Wells In all sizes and qualities. We show
| a very large stock in both SINGLE and DOU.
| BILE CREPES;
! CREPE COLLARS, in endless variety, from zoe
| up to 81; sEAa 1914 ~
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS, for ladies ant
gentlemen, at extraordinary bargains.
All In want Of DRY GOODS should call and e1
anime our stock, and they will be convinced tha
they can save money by making their purchases o.
MS. lia5I LEVY BROTHERS.
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2. By means chiefly of the White League
and its teachings and practices the $50.
called Democrats Of the South have already
got control oil most of the late slave States,
and they are determined to have all OF them
| before the election for President in 1876, and
thus cast the one hundred and thirty -eight
votes Of these States as unit for their can.
didate. Violence and fraud in every form
and phase are the means by which this ipfa-
nous "Lesgue," which is only another
name for the kukuX khan, has accomplished
| its purposes thus tar in most OF those States,
| and there Is no reason to d0ubs these means
| will be led to carry the election in 1876.
g. 1t takes 1874 votes TO elect the President.
If all these late slave States vote for the
Demo candidate only forty-slX votes in
the free States are required. New York,
New jersey, and New Hampshire will be
more than enough; so, also, would Indiana
and New Yerk.
Now, we do not question the right of the
| people of these late slave States to vote the
Democratic or any other ticket, but we: do
insist that 10 those States, as in the free
States of the North, the peosle shall be per.
mitted TO vote without fear, and for such
candidates as they prefer; that the
election Shall be conducted without
violence and fraud. If this is not done, then
the one hundred and thirty .eight votes Of
these States are made to set off the same
plumber of votes in the free States, where
such violence and fraud do not obtain. And
this brings US to The consideration OF I'm i'm
por.ant question In this cannection-viz.:
How are the States In which elections are
conducted peaceably and legally to protect
themselves against The counting OF votes ob.
tanned by fraud and yiolencef "
The Constitution simply provides for the
opening and counting of the vote on day
named In the presence OF both houses of
Congress. When the vote for President and
Vice. President in 1875 is opened and count
ed Il will be in the presence of a lteplbli-
can Senate and of largely Democratic
House Of Representatives. Il the Yo.e Of
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me- COHEN BROTHERS never carry
their stock oyer from one season to another. Their
motto is 10 give their customers the benefit Of de-
probation at once by reducing goods to such rates
as win insure their sale. Among the many goods
enormously reduced are all their osE-BCTIoS
KID GLOVES al 50c., or TWO-IUTToN at
ESQ.,, irrespective OF ccst or value.
Also, CHILDREN'S KID GLOVES 50c., and
GENTS, at 75c. REAL KID GAUHTLETS at
75c-
Their stock or FANCY DRESS GOODS, also
including SILKS, ALPACAs. and MOURNING
GOODS. are sold rs and some below cost.
BUGLE TRIMMINGS at less than cost 10 close.
Their stock of al inds Of goods Is the largest
they have ever offered this season Of the yeaF.
They win continue this sale positively for only
thirty days. ia 5,6.9,11
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cai, apeoal attention to the following articles:
In DRESs GOODS I have
= srr,K Pop11rs, FRENCH MERISos,
ia. Coror xp EMpBEss CLoTns, ALPAcAs, /,
frfs SERGES, PLAID POPLLSs, &c.
pr. AcK and CoLoRED SILKS and SATINs, for
I, dresses and trimmings; " ff s.. +.
PLAIN and PLAID OPERA FIANNELs' II. q
BE AGE afERIN0s, CASH &C.,
EMPRESS and CREPE CLOTHS,
,MOHAIR LUsTRFs and BLACK ALPAOAs, &c;
RED and, WHITE TABLE DAMASK and, MAJ"
- KINS; =; - y:s yf.!.-S. :.
WalTE, RED. GRAY. and BLAcK-AND-
WHITE CHECKED FLANNELS; 40
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, "@fat1s'
~ BALMOaALs and SHAWLS, -
NuBIAS, &c; BLANKETS, 5s@7"
a WHITE and C0LORED QUILTS,
rs TABLE and PLANO COVERS; = :
,. CASSIMERES, TWEEDs, ....,-..
% WATERPROOF CLOTHS.
81 PoLoNAIsE .CL 6S3,6S,s .,s, 80
and fur line, or H 3 ~ D s''n 90 ~
- K KiBnGGLsOSiv i csLUjTH GLOVES,
4, ad,esi- Misses. aud Gentlemen's HOSIERY, lfs
HAEnkERUHIEFs, CORsETs; n~nsrrr,rs
ds1 asen a5ssfs SHIRTS
sSSEE ana e saaTIhKAfSosons,
Z. Ii Tr0oWMiaLs, SHEEEETIIS aS '1 N.
- PIILOW-CA SELECTIONS, &C.. &C.; :,
all of which will be sold at and below cost an the
1st Of February So eal5 esT{ aIa 5sfSIs
= H. RI have a lot OF VELVET STOOLS. for
store use. which win sell very low to any one in
need of them cS WILLIAM I'll THALHlMER,s,
mo sE."s. ~. Sixth and Broad streets.
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~ MORE NEW GOODS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
m ID pPI(,E o 90

have Just opened
BLACK and CoLoRED CAsHMEREs;
DIAGONAL POPLISS-every shade;
"a I:oLoKED CASHIER ES at Sl,25-great job
BLACK SILKS 81. rs, VI so, &l.75, 10 S4-eXra
bargains;
PLAID PopLINS and CAAELS' HAIR;
TYCOON KEEPS, VELOUKS;
BLACK BEAVER CLOTHS at S3, 81, 90, 80;
FRENCH AND ENGLIsu CASSIMERES;
Virginia made CASsIMEREs-large STOCK;
New style CALIC0ES;
SHIFTING PRINTS;
NECK-TIES, RUFFLINGS;
KID GLOVES, LINED GLOVES;
CoRsETs;
Ladies' SHIRTS and DRAwEps;
Misses, SHIRTS and DRAWER6i
Boys SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Large stock SHAwLS and CL0AKs;
BLACK CLOTH CLoAKS Will now be closed OUT at
about COST. oe 10
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READ, PONDER, AND CONSIDER.

l. In the election for President in 1876 the
thirty.seven States Of this Union will choose
336G electors. Those States in which slavery
lately existed will choose 1873 Of them. The
New England States, together with New
York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, Will
choose 1l3, and the twelve States lying west
of the Ohio, 10 which slavery did not exist,
will choose the remaining Ito. The follow.
ing table shows the vote OF each State ana
of the three sections:
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DEATHS.

.r,,od ~ bs home. In Albemarle county. on the
M, pi M, AT nj r. M, JOHN O. r. TA1LOK;l In
lbs sixty-third year OF his age.
Died at the residence Of 4 f. Phillips on tse
nh nstunt at / O'Clock p. M, OIL paraysis' W H'
WELLER Jagged sixty.seyen .t,F; $.ite tza.E.x
Fifty years resident of this city 49,, -, !,
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w CHRISTMAS BOXES, &C., FOB

~ CHRISTMAS BOXES, &C., FO (
PRESENTS.
T. r. PRICE & 90.
have on their Christmas table 49,
GentIemen,s HANDKERCHIEYS, in boxes;
Ladies', HANDKERCHIEFS, in boxes;
Misses HANDKERCHlEFS, In boxes;
COLORED BORDERED HANDxERCHlEfS;
HEMSTITCHED HANDKEkCHlEfS;
EECK-TIES and SCARFS;
RUFFLEs, LINEN COLLARS. CUFFS, BIB.
BONS, GLOVES, SOAPS, BRUSHES,
COMBS, EMBROfDERIEs, &C., 80. de 10
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orr,cr EAsr-ESp BUILDING FUND CoMPASY,}
off 10 RICHMOND, January 8, 1915. 5
nsHE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THIS
COMPANY will be helo at the schoo.house or
Folks & Garick, Twenty fifth street near Marsnail,
An election of officers for the ensuing year Will De
held ut this time ''..' WM. II. PLEAsANIe,
n Or = p -
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any os,e os inors States should appear g %
hsya hasn obtained by fraudsand violence 70:
snch ~ extentsss would fender it Wholly
pupnsOsY and ypM in the election Q! any
Other Sfficer, mhstit be cou1ted tpe same aA
irnothiug of tie Sort existed? nseens 20
us iE sho U!d not.
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Read, Ponder, and Consider"

BAG.
The following article appeared 10 the
Washington Republican some weeks ago
at or before the time when SHERIDAN was Or
dered to New Orleans attracted some
attention in Virginia, but none elsewhere,
we think. Read in the light of the New Or
leans outrage, it is easy Of comprehension.
Read it in that light, We men of the North :
From Grants organ, the Washington National
ReDubICau.1 't.t
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TT5A. O.D.GNOTICE.--Of1cers and
4 members of LEE GROVE No.7 will meet
every SATURDAY, MIG HT Mt Leyys HAL, co on
of Main aud Eleventh streets. Every memSSs -
% necftt TO be present HIS Saturday EVEhENG
at TX O'Clock, as business Of vital importance WIZ
be before the Grove NV D. sscrs,s
IN q.1fk SeCtCInt j.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE,
II FOR THREE NIGHTS,
Commencing
THURSDAY EVENING, January 7lh.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
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~ LINEN GOODSI LINEN GOODS
he largest, best-assorted, and cheapest Stock In
this city;
In all sizes. some extra DOU-
BILE SATIS DAMASK Ave yards long;
NAPKINS and DOYLlES In all sizes and quail
ties; ....-rM. l,.szfE..-s.
TURKEY.RED TABLE DAMASK In all quail
ties; TURKEY-RED DOYLIES;
TOWELS ST every description. The largest ana
best assortment ever shown In this city;
LINEN DAMASK FLOOR-CLOTHS at one-half
the regular prices; BiRDSIEYE, RUSSIA,
and sIuTCH dap EkS, IN ali qualities, at
gseat bargains; IrIsH LINENS. LINEN
sHEETING, and PILLOW-CASELlNEN;
LINEN SHIRT-B0SOMs, In all qualities anc
stvles. very cheap; s.,.
For the best-sssorted stock Of LINEN GOODS cali
at Ija5I LEVY BROTHERS..
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Great King of the Pantomimic Art. and
only GEORGE L. Fox. the original Humpty Dump.
ty 10 person. whose success has never been e1ualled
in the annals Of American amusement The
throHgs of people nightly assembled for The past
number OF wears a. test by their lavish applause and
hearty laughter the undlminlshed popularity OF the
ameri, III Grimadi.
Surrounded by hfs own council, with his brother,
the famed PANTHEON, Q. X. FOX, he Will appear IN
his Comic Trick Pantomime or
:HUMPTY DUMPTY AT HOME,
representing world of fun. tricks, trials, and TIL
buatious.
A FITIL PANTONIMIC COMPANY, FORTY
- FIVE PEOPLE IN ALL.
A GRAND CORPS OF SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
Forty-fve people in all.
EVERYTHING COMPLETE. AS PLAYED IN
NEW YORK.
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GEORGE L. FOX'S
NEW YORK HUMPTY DUMPTY TROUPE
IN ITS ENTIRETY.
GEORGE II. TYLER. 49,. Manage r
- X. Observation-Disclosures. stage Manager
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Eof chapter l57, az the eete sIIs, Is
amended. Id relation TO Yaezt ling scfHce Of
Judge Eor removal ApsEoyed dknuary 9,
s1e76s 80 - ssx
/ An act to Ancorpofate the . lbeuasse Home
Mutual Fire INSURANCE Company. approved
January 8. 1876.
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NOTICE.-The regular annual meeting OF
~ the stockholders of the UNION BANK OF
RICHMOND will be held In the rooms over me
of January, 1876, at IL A. NJ, for the election OF
directors for the ensuing year.
de Slid JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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See bills of the day for further particulars.
Seats secured three daye In advance at JOHN
. 'io' o % : '' W. II. STRICKLAND, Agent.
t ..-.... ..-..... ~ II. K. PARMELEE, !,
4, Aft Business gent
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f4HI :sigLEAvyt OF ABsENoE sala tlHf
for two days was sgrantedto Dir. RoUsD.

for two days was .grantedto Dir. RousD. ~
PASSED. -.
House bill, to. amend and resnact section s
of chapter IL, of the Code of 1873, with re-
gard to official bonds., 4.6i .sg ,t.3f Isl vi
/ rsiE5at :ti DISMISSED. z GtIi3jts ftta
House bill to amend the law in relation
to!tbe pay of county judges; House Dill de-,
fniug the fees ofjustices and relieving the
State of criminal costs House bill Tor coilee-
tion or fines, &C., for violations of the reYe.
nue. laws; House bill 10 amend 1.-THE law in
relation to ijuries in criminal eases; House
bill in relation to obstruction to the free
passage of fish, &c.; House bill to amend
the charter of the Columbia, Fairtax and
Prince William Railroad Company; House
bill to amend the act for the preservation OF
oysters, &C., - TT IL ffzE1h fF3k =
Z, Adjourned at 2:l5 r. n: st.fL"A3 ~" .f'ih.
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The pati.ion ii fejtizsns Of Danville lor
amendments to the charter OF Danyille was
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RPESsrAIt Nsy1nCAzgs
In AasCl e COST

. B-Hs : ~
Grasf q dnction IN prices, md rush for tns 5
YAHssAIFs At w1LLIAh pa ALHihiER's 9.
an. go d strdss, corifsr Eth street as they
hayc BEEN engaged me past week 10 kins ao#n
the entire stock Of ~. !, gss.5
my GOODS, NDTIgNS, &C., III
kT AND BELOW 6osT
.-.Thfs 10 no asumbngy
ereat bargains from now till the LIST Of February,
IN ordefito stuseout winter stoekt ana flso %
change the hfm Of business. So novels tbe change
d innrchase yous winter goods at one-half their
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Maine........,.. 2
New Hampshire. s
New YoIk.......25
Rhode lsland.... 4
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DIN. Nathan Levy's cat. Niger.
died yesterday AT the advanced age Of
thirteen years. and was deoently in
tered il the rear Of Levy 4 Co.'S store
by N. SiegeL Niger was undoubtedly
one Of the first. if not the FIRST. feline
born il Humboldt county, having FIRST
seen the light in Star City in 1854 1t
was a noted m0user and adhered to the
fortunes Of the house Of Levy. through
all the years Of its life. Siegel was
chief mourner, Levy being absent, and
had the lfeless form Of the great
nouser eneased in a box, and buried
several feet deep in mother earth by q
l!ute sexton, whose cheeks were mole
tened by tears or Precipitation. most
probably the latter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-26

A LADY who was staying al hotel IL
Connect cut last week swoks one morn
ing and found her hair lying on the
Aoor, ana near by pair of Scissors
She Was very much frightened, and
rushed out into tbs hall screaming.
Her friends gathered around her, and
on calmness being restored and req
son set to work, II was thought
she must have got up in the night
in her sleep and committed the Of
tense herself. She had long black
hair. which was the admiration OF hen
friends.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-26

IyD1AN FxED.-Two or three Piutes
iubibed too much whisky the other
night ana got ON the rampage. They
pulled the blankets of the squaws IN
their campoodies and beat one OF two
.of them badly. They were complained
Of and arrested, and yesterday two
of them were discharged without trial.
Piute Bob, who was the worst ot the
party. did not, however, escape 80
easily. he Was tried before Justice
Davis ana several Indians testified that
ne behaved badly while under the Infu-
ence of hquor. He was fined $50,
which be promptly paid, and was set
AT liberty. Bob appeared TO have very
few friends among the Piutes who
think be Was served just right by the
Justice.