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why Packard Won't Do.

In a few words, the Chicago Times, which
has the abIest editorials in any paper in tue
Union, (thouga unfortunately not unexcep-
tionable in its other departments tells why
PACKARD couldn't be Governor OF Louisiana
even il HAYEs's commissioners were to re-
commend his recognition. How.will this
do "a bit OF logic addressed to Republican
readers? The Times says: ID,
"Mr. Hayes is the lawful Executive OF
the National Constitution, because the gu
preme law-makins power Of the Constitu-
ton. above which there is none, has so de.
cided. That the decision OF the national
legislature is the decision OF the nation, is
proved by the fact that the whole people ac-
cept and abide by the decision" :.
although the Legislative power OF Loulsi-
ana has not formally decided whether M
cholls or Hampton is the Executive, the
question has been virtually decided by the
governing people. The utterly farccal char
acter OF the worthless theory that executive
and administrative officers arc or can be APP
pointed by ballot-boxing is illustrated by
the, fact that no contrary decision can be
made effective s.
"No contrary decision can be made e1'
fective"-that Is, HAYES can't make the
peoplc of Louisiana accept PACKARD for
their Governor. ,.#- "....
Ballot-bsxing is good word.]
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MlcA.-We had no idea that mica was so
valuable an article as it is until we read in
the Mining Record that "the price OF the
superior character Of mica required in the
manufacture of stoves is nearly half that per
pound OF silver" (Sce issue OF March 29.)
This would show that mica Of the kind men
toned is worth some eight dollars per pound.
..rhe chief and best present source OF sup
ply of this character OF mica" says the
Record, "is North Carolina The mica
there obtained is even exported to Europe.
The size OF the sheets OF mica that are so
valuable may be inferred from The statement
that unusually large' sheets are 8 by II
inches.
The bill just passed by The Virginia Legis-
lature may and doubtless will result in bring
ing to light valuable minerals. Nothing is
more certain than that there are numerous
beds of mica in this State. Whether they can
be probably worked or not, is a question
which the State geologist ought to be able
to answer,
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Hampton.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Through the
whole of to-day crowds Of men stood around
the pavement in front Of Wizards waiting
TO catch 4 glimpse OF Governor Hampton.
Chamberlain, who has been here all the
week, comes and goes without any one
knowing or caring who lie is. The contrast
between the respect and attention paid to
the two Is very marked. The instant that
Governor Hampton appears in public pco-
ple rush up and surround him. Two OF the
most enterprising livery-stable keepers OF
Washington sent to the hotel to-day the
handsomest turn-outs in their establish
mcnts, and placed them at Governor Hamp-
tons disposal. Governor Hampton could
not ride IN both carriages at once, and the
rivalry on the subject between the two
stable-keepers as to who should have him
became 50 intense that it ended in tistlcutfs,
which were only suspended by the lnterier-
ence of the police.
DR.. Mary Walker was one Of those who
joined the throng paying homage to Gov
ernor Hampton. She endeavored, but with
out success, to persuade some one OF the
walters to carry her card to Governor
uampton's room. Finally she eSpied Sena-
tor Gordon and asked him to secure her an
interview, but he informed her that Gov
ernor Hamptcn's time was so much occu-
pied that he could not see any one. But
this would not satisfy DR.. Mary, and she
planted herself at the foot Of the stairs to in
tercept Governor Hampton as he came
down. Colonel Cake, the proprietor Of the
hotel, went to her and told her she must
leave. She said this was insulting, and he
replied that if she would dress in the appa-
rel Of her sex she would not expose herself
to insult. At this she drew back and aimed
her cane at the Colonel, who retreated in
good order. TLen, after giving him lit
tie piece Of her mind, she departed. The
coast being clear, Governor Hampton then
came down stairs, and he and Senator Cor
don took ride around the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

The Lexington Gazette is opposed to cX-
empting property and capital used in man.
ufactures from taxation. Itargues that "if
the State adopts 4 system of bounties the
people will have to pay dear for it. All any
business man ought to ask is fair field.
He ought not to demand a monopoly, and it
ought not to be grauied. The agricultural
interest might as well demand tax upon
corn or wheat or bacon imported into this
State from the West"
There is not much danger that the
Changers will allow any such legislation to
be rcsortcd to. In fact, as the proposition
to exempt all property and capital used in
manufactures from taxation" must apply to
mills, foundries, and factories already in
existence as well Ak to new ones, it is not at
all likely that such q proposition will ever
be seriously entertained by the Legislature.
Besides, the towns and cities might be sup
posed to be favorable to tue scheme, and
this of itself Would defeat it in a Virginia
General Assembly. tr.'r -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

JouN BRIGHT ON OUR POLITICAL CRISIS
General Eaton, Commissioner Of Education,
has received an interesting letter from John
Bright, the eminent English publicist, ac-
knowlsdging the, receipt of a copy OF the
Commissioners report on the. public libra
ries OF the United States. After expressing
his appreciation of this volume, which, he
says, of itself very 'strfkingIy indicates the
widespread education ofthe American ;peo-
pie, Mr. Bright sayswith reference to.our
late political crisis: "There is great and
universal satisfaction here at the settlement
OF your presidential difficulty, and the good
sense Of your people is admitted and adj
mired on this side Of the Atlantic"
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISES TO BE PUSEED.-A
prominent Louisiana Democrat said ycster-
day, With respect to the organization OF the
next House, that most OF the congressman
from Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, and
Tennessee will 60 into the Democratic eau
Gus and make formal demand that the
Democrats as party by caucus resolution,
and as a condition Of receiving the support
of their delegation in the contest for the
Speakership, shall agree to support the
Southern Pacific Railroad bill and the bill
providing for an appropriation to rebuild
and repair the evee system. They add that
il the Democratic caucus should decline to
do this, these delegations and many single
members from other States will withdraw
and seek tolnake combination elsewhere
Ne,o York Tribune.
Now, let the heather rage.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

DECISION OF THE CABINET ON THE SOUTH
CAROLINA QUESTIoS-TRooPS TO BE WITH
DRAWN FROM THE STATE-HoUSE.-The South
Carolina question was carefully considered
at the Cabinet meeting to-day saturday..
The result OF the conference was that the
United States troops should be withdrawn
from the State-House at Columbia, but not
from the State OF South Carolina. They will
be ordered to remain in the State as guar
antee that both the civil and political rights
of citizens will be maintained. A copy Of
this decision has been sent to Governor
Hampton and to Hon. D. II. Chamberlain.
WASHINGTON Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

When the Convention meets we shall then
have an opportunity to decide not as to
what section has had the greatest number
OF State officials, but as to which man has
the intellect and patriotism to best serve
the interests Of the whole State. That is
the candidate of our choice, and he Is the
man who should be made Governor of Vir-
ginia. This is the ansW er OF the South Side
so far as we are concerned, and we think
these views will meet the endorsement Of n
majority of the people in whose behalf we
speak.-NorJok Ledger. t'.t,'l ,'
! ["Them's our sentimcnts."]
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{" Them's our sentimcnts."]

/ A LovE-FEAsr.-A Republican delegation
said to Mr.. Hayes as to the two Democratic
United States senators from Arkansas that
both enjoyed the confidence of the people
OF the State, who fully endorsed any recon-
mendations they have made. They hoped
that the Presidents course would promote
the feeling Of friendship OF the two parties
III tnat state. President Hayes said "This
- q ioge-!east that did not expect. I am
very giaa 20 meet you oil, and am glad to
A sho tnat the era OF good feeling has
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

The PRESS OF VTRGINIA.-St. ANDREWS
history Of the Press Of Fredericksburg is
another capital contribution to the history
OF the press in Virginia. We do not be-
lieve there is another editor In the State
who would have taken the trouble that be
has to perfect this work. 1t is plainly to be
perceived that he is man OF untiring en-
ergy as we'll rs Of real talent.
These sketches all appear in the Peters
burg Inde1-Appeat.
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-1,EATEHa,

Died, at Tewksbuyyt Mass., on Friday: 22d MARCH,,
after long nd painful illness borne with Christian
fortltude, ANNIE HARRIS, youngest sis'eroS Mary
House, OF this cityfin the twentJ-hrd year OF her
ase. 49,. ~ -
The remains Will be brought here for infernent.
Due notice of the funeral VIII be published In the
Dispatch. E5l3
Died. at the residence Of Nr. John W. Cardwell, In
the city Of Richmond. Friday night 30h March, at
Tx O'Clock, CLIFFORD T. FOWLER. In the thirty
third year Of hlg age.
The funeral will take place from Broad-Street
Methodist Episcopal church on SUNDAY AEIEH-
NOON, April 1st. Mt O'Clock. Friends and nc
qnaintances Of the family specially Invited to
attend. ...-...... ..u-.
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own way 10 the wcsaa, as oil other ssen oi
all other races have to dc. .-zrst-~ "
That last paragraph reads as u It might
be from southern editor; but TT is not.
It is from the Boston Advertiser, che leading
Republican paper In New England, ana
which always speaks what majority OF the
people OF that section think. We hail the
appearance OF such IN article in such paper
as happy omen. The true principles ol
the Government may yet be understood
even in Beacon street. uE
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FURNITURE

-NTOw ON HAND, THE LARGEsTG
III STncE m FURNITURE, made to my u.
orders. and daily receiving additions to same: ri
that have ever offered 70 te public io tse nr,es
viii rive safisrcIor to all who wish to buy. Ward
robes sideboards, Dressing Cases, Eedslesds; also
fine Parlor Suits Etageres, hue Chairs iGung sS
line Of ehsan Furnitire. See my stock before YOU
NH sam t,st l6 Governor street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

Governor Chamberlain VIII most probably
be rendered foreign mission, and it is said
that he can have his choice between resi-
dence at Madrid or Berne (SWitzerland).
The French mission is now vacant, and
there is possibility that Governor Cham
berlain may be Mr.. ashburne's successor.
Baltimore american. :,s..,.
/. tThe former statement may be true The
latter is not, we are sure.] a"1I1 .a s5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

The scven-to-cight principle does not rule
in the new Louisiana commission. 1T Is
tive to nothing Chicago Times.
This fact would seem to indicate that
HAYES picked bis men and knows that the
verdict will be just what he wants it to be-
Now. If you know what HAYES wants, tell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

HARRISBURG, March a1.-The State Bank
has gone into liquidation. The cashier says
it win pay twenty, per cent. Of all claims as
they mature, and pay the balance as soon as
thelbank realizes sufficient money from Its
assets. - -.
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aspECrAIY0rrCEs.
m NEW <aooDs1 NEW GOODS
/ CHEAP GooDsi CHEAP GOODS,
WILLIAM THaLHIMER


WILLIAM THALHIAfER
Is again In the field OF action, and wishes 10 an
pounce that he Is daily receiving the largest cheap
est and most complete STOCK Of DRY GOODS: NO
TIONS, &C. Il has ever been his pleasure TO offer TO
his customers and the public. Give him an carly
call and see the great bargains displayed In his mag
nlfcenI and capactous store .r-.aa~- r "--~..ra'
Gel BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH STREET.
400 pieces DRESS GOODS, Of all kinds and quail
tics, from 10 TO 5Oc.;
100 pieces BLACK ALPACkS tai brands). from
zoe. 10 $l-the cheapest In the city. solicit Il
call, as I guarantee bargnins In BLACK AL
90, n,rces FRENCH CAMBRICs thew styles at
10 and 12Ikc. worth 5 and zoe. q yard.
A large and select line of WHITE GOODS. such as
IRISH LINENS. SWISS, NhlNSOOK. and
PLAID MUSLINS, VICTORIA and BISHOP
LAWNS, LACE-sTRIPED.' CORDED. and
FIGURED PlQUES, and other WHITE GOODS
ut extremely low prices.
Also, Il full and cheap line Of CAsSIMETeES at low
1000 PARAsOLS at extraordinarily low prices to
make sales. For bargains call at
WILLIAM TIIALHINER'S,
NH "a COL Broad street.
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mcg SILKS! SILES! SILKS!

COLORED STRIPED SILKS at 75c. worth 81;
COLoRED STRIPED SILKS at IL worth $3.50;
BACKGROUND wHITE-sTRlpED SILKS at
S3c. worth $l.25;
BACKGROUND wHrTE-sTRIPED SILKS at
90c. worth $3.50;
BACKGROUND WHlTE-sTRIPED SILKS at
81 worth $50:
FANCY PLAID SILKS at IS and s5e. worth 81 !;
BLACK-AND- WHITE PLAID SILKS at IL worth
$50; ...
GRAY. eND-BLAC K-sTRIPED SILKS at SIC.
worth s1.25;
GRAY-AND-BLACK-sT SILKS at 81
worth $3.50:
CQLORED SILKS at 1926 worth $3.50;
C0LoRE SILKS at :l.35 worth $l.75;
COLORED SILKS at $3.50 worth 81;
COI.ORED SILKS at So worth $3.50;
BLACK SILKS mt 81 and 9oc., 1925, $50
$3.50, $1.65, 81, $3.50, So, and *3.5o-all yer,
cheap.
If you want to save money in the purchasing o.
your SILKS caat LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at the new style RIBS and COLLARS.
NH 2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

ISsURANcE-TnE WHEELING FiIRE.-Farn
vile, Va, furniture, $500; city Of Rich
mond, Va, furnitnrs - Il iiaencg,..
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III FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER At $50 4 ct,e
UUNYADI JANOS BITTER WATER. Hun.
earian:
rULLNA BITTER WATER. Bohemian:
FREDERICKSBURG BITTER WATER:
CARLSBAD WATER tSprudcl spring.
EICHY WATER:
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS Spring WATER, Sirat"gG
HAWTHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCEBRIDGE ALUM Wal EE,
hLLEGHANY WATER, &c, &C..
bc the bottle or In original package, on tie taI
e'Ni' MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
,,h7 0l9 Main street!
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SUPPER.

GUPPER.-The ladies Of ST. PAUL'S
- CHURCH HOME FOR AGED AND IRFlRM
WOMEN desire 10 inform their friends and the
pubfic generally that they will serve q handsome
SUPPER in MIR. Norwood's school-room. Eignth
ST Get between Grace and Franklin. on MONDAY,
April Cd, beginning at z O'clock to last during the
evening. . -... .'..-.' =. ap Z-lL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

No writ Of quo aoarranto has been served
I'D on President Hayes. - II.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at 10 O'Clock.
House bill to enforce the constitutional
amendments, with Senate amendments, was
placed on the calendar.
A number Of Senate bills were twice
read and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. TALIAFERRO, from the Committee on
the Chesapeake and its Tributaries, reported
Senate bill to amend the Code in relation to
unlawful fishing, with amendments.
Mr.. PIERsoN presented resolution for
the printing of 1900 extra copies OF the law
in relation to taxing liquor, &C.; which
was aged to-ayes, 55 noes, 40.
Mr.. TALIAFERRo presented joint resolu-
ton for the appointment Of a commission to
the Paris Exposition in 1878.
r.. PASSED.
House bill to revise the criminal laws of
the State, &c.
House bill for the creation OF a railroad
commissioner, and to define his duties.
Senate joint resolution in regard to the
States interest in the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02
GARDEN AND FIEID.sEED.

HAVE "VICK'S" CELEBRATED
L FLOWER-SEEDS,. .--.-r
RARE RIPE CORN,
49, SHOE-PEG CORN. -" "t
and all kinds Of GARDEN-SEEDS.
Cali early TO get II good assortment. mall-oruers
will meet with prompt attention
II 80. JOHN +. MEREDITH, 81
NM J.. ssst--~-.-st - Thirteenth street.
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House bill in relation to the revision OF
the criminal laws was discussed at some
length on motion to take up and consider.
The motion to refer was lost.
Mr.. GRIMsLEY moved to make the subject
the order Of the day for Monday; pending
which the Senate adjourned to Monday at 10
o'clock M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS WALKER LIGHT GIARD.l
RICHMOND, March 81, 1877.
CPECIAL ORDER No. The company \
> will assemble n, the corner of Fifth and z
Broad streets SUNDAY, April 1st, ut O'Clock ~
p NJ I'm citizens dress, with white gloves, to pay II
the last tribute of respect 10 their deceased coraae,
S. r. WINGFIELD.
By command of c. I. BiNFoRD. Cantain:
W. X. BURGESS.
an0-lt# Orderly Sergeant
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THE APPROPRIATION BILL.

Senate bill making appro OPERATIONS for the
| fiscal year was taken up out OF its order and
| discussed at great length upon the amend
ments proposed by the committee.
An amendment to pay each OF the Mary.
land and Virginia boundary-line commits.
| sioners $1,000, Judge Robertson $4,000, and
MIR. r. T. Daniel $4,000, was discussed very
warmly and defeated. .,
a motion to reconsider the vote by which
the amendment was rejected was made and
agreed to.
The appropriations to each Of the commits.
sioners and to Judge Robertson were agreed
| to.
Mr.. WILLIAM POWELL moved to strike
out $1,000 to r. T. Daniel and insert $500
Mr.. HoENNIGER moved to strike out $500
and insert $1,000.
1t was contended on the one hand that
the State was entitled to all OF Mr.. Daniels
services, as be was an officer OF the State.
On the other hand it was claimed that the
State had no right to Mr.. Daniels services
outside Of the Commonwealth without pay.
ing him for it. -. ..
MIR. HoENNIGER's amendment was agreed
to. ..,.r. 81. -,
The amendment as amended, was then
agreed to. ... ..... 5.s.. e..
MIR. ARMSTRONG moved to insert $1,000
for pay OF clerk in the Treasurer's office.
Pending a further consideration Of the
appropriation bill, the House recessed until
d.30 M ...s..,.. 4. :. (, .s-s-.r...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

| co pieces of WHITE and CuLORED M,Trrv,.
| just rcccived:
Also FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS from 35c.ap
| NH 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

On EASTER MONDAY the ladies' Of Glen Allen
Baptist church will hold FESTIVAL and con-
CERT with The view of oblaiLing funds for be-
nevolent purpose.
Mr. WYATT has volunteered his services: Mr..
JAMES L. COWARDIN tile ininl liable Ca
tawba y will grace the occasion. and pleasant
time is confidently anticipated.
In furtherance Of this object Major Myers mas
6fty cents each Cars leave Broad street at 430 J..
NJ, and returning, leave Glen Allen at 1880 7. NJ.
or 7:45 next morning.
The Lecture will commence at half-past 7. Tick
cts for Lecture and Concert may be had at WAITS
muSic-store. Price, 25c. ap git"
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SPECIAL s1yr.,y.

I COHEN BROTHERS are -.
receipt offs large stock of BLACK BnIL1,r,y-,,
ALPACAs, which, they are Offering At ,,,,.,
prices. These goods have been consigned ,..
by a. large New York house, and viii no s,,,.
low market value. Their range in nr,.. T.,
to G5c.; also, the MOHAIR (doube.w...,,
PACA at 2c. "'''
They are aiso Offering large stoc. ~ .,,,.-
much below market value:
BLACK SILKS at 10. 70, 90c. slls rf,r ,,
SILK, GRos-GRAINj, $l25, sla5 ~,
$3.50 slG5, 1913, az, 1905, sz.g; :, ,o
s2.70. and So;
Also, = considerable variety OF coJ Opr,,o,
A fun assortment Of other DRESS coon,
FRENCH-WoVES CORsETs u, 37,., IN -.
81, $3.50, $3.50, and $3.50:
Also, TIoMPsoN's GLOvE-F1TTIyg ,o,
SETS.
Every variety OF WHITE GOODS, in soss ~,
which they offer special bargains:
See their imported VICTORIA LAWN .,1;..
Their FRENCH PIQUES It lsc.. and man. -. .-
goods.
A large stock Of WHITE ana FANCY uoS,rp,
just received:
Every variety of LACES. including the poYel.,.,.
Also, large stock Of BIBS.
co pieces Of WHITE and CULoEED MATING,
just received;
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Afternoon Session.

The appropriation bill was resumed at
4:3O p. NJ, the question being on Mr.. ARM
sTRoNG's amendment to appropriate 81, 200
for the payment of the salary OF clerk in
the Treasurer's Office. .< G"!,,-: art
The amendment was adopted and the bill
ordered to be engrossed and read third
time. f.a .<'!. ',p H. a..@
...ar r.. PASSED. :.ss ~. ;E.&
House bill to amend the act in reference
to the bond of the sheriff OF Richmond.
House bill, with Senate amen dments, to
enforce the constitutional amendments in
relation to the right of suffrage, &c.
House bill in relation to general and
special elections, with Senate amendments.
Senate bill, with House amendments,i in re,
lation to hiring convicts to the Upper APP
pomattox Company.
House bill to authorize the school trustees
Of Middle River district to convey certain
lot of land in Mount Sidney. us.r flr
Senate bill prescribing compensation OF
commissioners Of the revenue, under the
act approved March 30, 1877, imposing tax
on wine, ardent spirits, &c. n.
Senate bill to amend sections ! and Is OF
the whiskey bill, approved March 80, 1871,
House bill in relation to working the
roads, &C., In Warren county, and submits
ting the question to the peoples. lsra
.st OTHER BUSINESS. - i4i
/ A number OF bilIsiwerei taken up out OF
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
The Senate met at 10Vcfock, Lieutenant
f4overnor THoMAs presiding --.2-..

Mr.. COCHRAN presented joint resolution
requesting the Governor to appoint seven
commission ers to represent the State at the
Paris Exposition in 1873, provided that said
persons shall have no claim upon the State
for expenses incurred thereby. . ...
The rules were suspended and the reso-
luton adopted.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-18
MANHOOD RESTORED.

VTICTIMs OF YOUTHFUL LIMPRUDENCE.
who have tried in vain every known
remedy, will learn Of a simple prescription,
FREE. for the speedy cure OF nervous debility,
Irsmature decay, lost maRhood, ana all dis.
orders brought on by exoesses. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address DAVIDSON
u CO.. SO Nassau ST N. Y.
oct lf~ayr.