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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-21
By Chafln, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.

No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LOT. WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS THERE
ON, SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CABRLL AND TYLER STREETS, FRONT
ING 80 FEET INCHES ON CABEI.L SHEET,
AND RUNNING BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL
LINES ON TYLER STREET ii FELT-By Nir-
Tue OF deed of trust from William Banks and wife.
dated 27lh day of April. 1873. duly recorded IN
Richmond Chancery Court, ID. u. III u. page 273,
default having been made In the psymeDt Of a note
secured by said deed, shall proceed To sell tbeng
required so TO do by the beneficiary at public
ton The abovc-described PROPERTY on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH,
at 81 O'Clock L. NJ.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defray the expense Of
this sale and to pay off note of $3.50 due April 81,
1879, with interest until paid: residue upon such
terms as VIII be announced al sale.
:. SPRIGG CAMPBELL, Tyus,ees.
w. Il. ISAACS, Jr.,
CHAPLIN, STAPLES 4 Co., AuctiOneers.
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uNDERTAKERs.
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER.rsE.

l.. r. CHRISTIAN
fiate With and successor 10 j. A. BELvlN),
No. 1915 BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND. Va.
has IN stock fnil assortment OF All lletigns Of
WOOD AND METALLIC BURIAfs-cAsEs AND
cA<k ETH. fIIKQUDS. &c.
yelexsaph Orders promptly sfiended 70 day or
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LOST. STRAYED, AND STOLEN.
Fose RENT.


DOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
IL BRICK DWELLING No. 204 west Frank H.1
lin street. containing eight rooms besides bath room.
kitchen, and servants rooms; and large brick STA
BILE and carrIage-hOuse.
Also, a SMALL Brick DWELLING on Second
street between CLAY and Leigh, Win Tour rooms ,
Kitchen with two rooms.
STORES.
Also, that DFSlR ABLE STORE aud BASEMENT
adjoining the City Hall, fronting Broad and Cap
jtoI streets and SEVERAL DESIRABLE ROOMS
above sui ed for odge-roOms.
Also that DESIRABLE STORE and CELLAR at
the southwest corner OF Franklin and Fourth
streets, well suited for frstclass drugstore or
family grocery.
Ato, STORE aud CELLAR No. 715 Main street,
between Seventh and Eigbth streets.
Also, a LARGE STOREHOUSE on Basin bank
between Teuih aud Eleventh streets.
Also. SEVERAL LOTS. with offices thereon. suit
ed for coal yards. situated on Cary street between
Eighth aud Tenth streets Apply 10
III. SELDOM TAYLOR,
cost Real Estate Agent and AncliOneor.
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By !. Thompson Brown'
ue,i Estase Agent and Anciioneer,
No. 11I3 Main street.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF BRICK |, STORE s,Isrs
,, ~ ~ Ens 4 aiN AND CARY. No. g SOUTH
P Pn,FTTTSFENTH nsfssET.as virtue q deed o.
rust % Jus ls5s ssos ~ 5g .Se on
c,rt ~ H. lis r. page 49, 70 secure the
Of note therein sps ss se. made spe
e.s ,e'ns ,soa,rcd 60 10 do viii sell on the premi
THURSDAY. 2isr DAT or OCTOBER, 1880,
:, x,ao u AZ fbe REAL ESTATE mentioned 10
sald deed. rs follows: ALL THAT LOT, P,EGE'
a s,p,t,n Sr0t,E tbereou fronting 26 feet on FIJI
,ssrn a rect between MAN and Gary streets, 10 the
citv az Richmond, and running back between parsi.
lei lines ss feet TO an alley In common . 'ee' .
inches wide" .,.--., r-., o.
tober A, 1890. and expenses OF sale ana ,ne pal
snce on such terms as may be announced ~ sale.
a"oe y" BUG" WI Il. n. BROWN, Trustee.
7 rfonrsou RnnwN, Auctioneer. oc loot
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No. Mail leaves Huntington daily. EXCERPT Snr.
day The No. 2 train leaving Huntington on S,ig,.
day lies over at White sulphur from $50 A. N
Sunday TIL y A. VI. Monday.
Virginia Midland mali from D1Dyie aud LYNCH
burg connects closely At Gordonsyiile with No for
Richmond.
No. 4 Express &C.. u. =. and L. I. steamerl leave,
Cincinnati az II. VI. daily, and Is due at lluntlns.
ton TO connect with NJ. Express which ruu, dail,
to Richmond.
No. g Accommodation leaves Gordon,sil~ ,i,tfg
except SUNDAY. at SOS A. NJ. and arrives a. Ri,h.
mond at p A. VI.
No. 20 Mixed leaves Staunton daily, except SUM-
day, at $40 A. VI a connected with ~ Gordons.
vile by Virginia Midland mail from WashlDs,or.
and arrives At :, edmond At i. NJ.
sLEFPING-CARS on No. 2 frrm llunliug'on =
White sulphur. On No. 4 from White suiUhur %
Richmond
For rates. tickets. bsgelge-chpcks. &C., amy p,
r. N. FISHER Ticket Agent, chesapeake and Dhi,
depot, aud A. ". CARRIER. Ticket Agent sg6
Main street, Richmond, Va. W ~. :, DiNN,
Engineer and SuperufcudouL
CONWAY u. HOWARD, General Passenger nd
Ticket Agent. 80 u
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connects for Farmyllle. LynchbuTg, snd 81
points in Me Southwest.
& connects for Milton, NC.
& connects for Asheyie aud all points In Nri
North Carolina.
d connects for Macon and all points In South"
Georgia.
Y connects for Jacksonville and all points ia Hc'
rida.
y connects for Macon and AL points In Southwest
Georgia, aud Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, ACC
al Texas points.
G. connects for Selma, Meridian, jackson. sAd
VickSburg.
II cOnneo Is for Galveston and sll Texas points.
Trains from the aboye-named points grTtrs -
Richmond At 4:43P NJ, $50 \. VI, and 6S9 TN
Trains on North Carolina division make CONNIE.
lion al GOldsborO' with the ". W. X. X. 10 aud
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DTawiug-room aad sleeping iali
ruA through Oh Train No. AZ from New 1Ork ale
Richmond TO Atlanta, Ga, on Train NO. ~ ron
Richmond 10 Danyiile.
passenger coach will be attscheti g. train Cav.
ing Richmond at 1856 T.. NJ, arriving a. thula 7sL
T. NJ. daily except Sundayl; and re'uruirg l'h1e
Chuia at 6.10 \. NJ, arriving at RcbmOnd ID
A. VI. daily (exctp, Monday.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, sOatheast aps
southwest, aud baggage checked through.
No lay-Oyer checks glyeR on iecal Tickets
4. rJIf.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
7. VI. v. TALGOTT, General Sunsrinteh1"nl
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THAT REALLY DESIRABLE RESI- a
i DENCE, No 700 WET GRACE STREET. Hi
SOUTH SIDE. BETWEEN PINE ANE LAUREL
STREETS, AT PRIVATE SALE-Built In the
best manner as TO material. comfort, ana cOnve-
nience of arrangement, containing len rooms, with
all modern Improvements; marbl0zed maDtels
throughout The grounds attached are 40 by loo
FEET 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
As the owner Is about TO remove TO distant city,
If agreeable, the purchaser NAV also buy large
portion of the furniture. Possession may be had
very soon. Call at once on
j. L. APPERSON, or
oc l7-l0t w. GODDIN.
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NOOK AND JOB WORK NEArh!Slr ~, -
j KSUrED At rae pisfAioS''
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figuration, speaks of his clothes shining so
as No "fulere or walkere OF cloth" may
make white upon earth. And in statute
passed during the fifth year OF Elizabeth,
concerning apprentices, mention Is made OF
the Clothe-Fuller, otherwise called Tuck
er, or Walker"
Returning to Hawkins we have its full
form Hawkinson and its abbreviated form
Hawkes., with the locatiye Hardwood
Though this last may be from the brd).
Other patronyms OF Henry are Henry itself.
Hendricks. Hendrix, Henderson (unless the
present existence OF the yillage-name Ender-
by and OF the surname Enders should sug-
gest to us the former existence OF personal
Ender as the immediate progenitor OF Hen
dersop, though we can account for the d
readily enough as strengthening euphonic
elemeut), Harris, Harrison, Hallett. Hazlitt,
AyIett, Hakes, Akin, Aiken, Hardness.
Haleck, Penny, (Welsh, zap Henry,") and
Parry, which is APP Harry" when it is not
las suggested in former essay an Old pro-
nHnciation OF Perry pierre.
This Utility of Il and b and the
equivalence OF err and ar have wrought
great confusion among certain OF our mod
ern surnames. The reader may exercise his
ingenuity in disentangling the following
collection: Perry, Berry, Perry, Barry,
Barre; Parr, Barr, Parham. Barham, Par
ton, Barton, Burton, (which last may be the
result OF the synonymous agglutination OF
The Danish by', "village," and the Saxon
to,cn, or 1t may be "the town on the river
Bure," or it may be from the Saxon burh,
"an earth-work," hence a fortified town,
as Burrill is "a fortified hiIl,") Perrin,
Berrien, Berrian; Parron, Barron; Perett,
Parrot, Barrett; Perriman, Bergman
Perkins, ParkiDs; Parsley, Barley, Bar
low-to,o, in Saxon hlap, means a mound.
CHARLES Don.
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acusosD, FRxD's Por0s.c = X, 20
RICHMOND, VA. NOVEMBER = ~ 20


RICHMOND, VA. November " ~, 20
COMMENCING NOVEMBER y H''
NORTH BOUND, ALI, fe,.
etoAM t,ayes Byrd.StreSt station os -
cent sundays due al N1n ~
ll0 4. ~: Beltimots, 'vo t,fx
PhiIadelphii, $50 L. NJ; &c" 49,
lO.Ob 4. NJ. -. ,.,x. AZ
Wv" AZ Washington. 92b Y. NJ. N
n:25P. 81. philadelphia, > 20 -
New York. s:45 A. VI. .,N fot
a.oo p NJ. hCCONNODATIOS TkAi st,,ios
Wv Junction, leaves broad s!fess
daily fsxoent snrdsysl.
SOUTH BOUND. ...,,,, d,'y
,otspu arrive Al Byra-Slfeei ststoa ~
'"''' fexcrpt Sund3ysh l.eiyrs MI a.
SIS A. NJ: Philsiesala tu.sIiaE.
H.; baltimore, $50 /. NJ "N'
ton $40 T.. VI. .,.,,o, daily.
il,a0 A. NJ, arrives 1t Byrd-Streetc ,'W pill
leaves Now York. lOnV T. 't,laofs.
sde,pnia, f;l0 A. NJ ,aS "
s.55k, Nj WasbtrsHn, ~ .,asss
s.aaA NJ. ACCOMMODATION IkAaiNs i,iosgi
at BroAd-ssrest stan?a ,aYiOR,
SundAys). =. a; riess, Assas
EFT. u. MYERS. 6sasra' ssn"r'sea ""--.-----
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTI-ci@.,
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGS on JAMES RIVER.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
ARIEL,

carrying United States mail)
Y. &. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
aud FRIDAY At 81 A. NJ. for above named places,
connecting nj Portsmouth with The Bay Line same
afternoon which arrives IN Baltimore I'm full time
TO connect with A. NJ. train for Philadelphia,
New York. and Boston. Returning The ARIEL
leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SAT-
URDAY at 6 A. NJ, arriving here about T. NJ.
Fare 10 Norfolk ly-..'................."..s 80
Fare round TITO 90
Fare 10 Baitlnore. 90
Fare to Philadelphia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O5
Fare 10 New 1ork........... .......s,, 60
rare 10 Boston.' w
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and At
CARRIERS Agency, S26 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington, ID. c., Hewberne, Washington, ano
Tarboro, n. c.. aud all points I'm Eastern North
Carolina also, for Eastern Shore of Virginia, Hamp-
ton. Old Point, and all regular landings on James
river, Mt LOWEST RATES, and through bills is.
sued. l.. Il. TATUM,
sc IL Superintendent.
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RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND cnEsrEASE
pafLRDAD, !


N'cnNoSD' YORK HIyAn AND R iTiissis'
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST ls Ies''
PASSENGER TRAINS,
800 I. NJ. Leave Richmond daily ioAcep ,uu'
dayl. connecting At West Polni N
TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana ~
IRDAG with steamers for AT i'N'
ings on the York river and FOR BAt-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAlN-'
500 A. M Leave Richmond daily except 80
1918 A. NJ. I day, connecting At West Iolnt ~
steamers for Baltimore on MOSDAr
TUESDAY. W y ID LnnA -
THURSDAY, and sArChyAl
with steamers for Nv iv'A "a
MONDAY. WEDNfsDAf aha
TPtDtY. with steamers for Prov,
dence and Boston on 1uEsDAl aA'
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
,o.oa A NJ Arrive At Richmond daily i'h ~
Sundayl, connecting al N'eh
Ti'FsbAY. THURSDAY, and NJ
VRDAY with steamers IRON p'."'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS ..,,t
2,5OP. M.l Arrive 81 Richmond daip 'pfs,
6.35 4. NJ. sunday connrcluK Nl,, W." ~
with sieamsrs FROM BtlilmNi'' WV
Yerk. Providence. aud ttsio@ ~,
No transfer OF freight Al Riciinoan W 'iti,ris
southern points. Cars run through Se'"e'"
As Careful handling and DISPATCH with lowest f'''
hTnrough bills or lsding. with guaranteed ''''''
Issued 70 all northern And western po!ns'
For " formation, apply Al ohSe 81 w A..
Tyeoty-third and Dock streets, Riehm9nl. - =,
ani9 ut. DOuGLAS. Sut-rln..,- ----
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VxrANTED. 40 WOMEN AND GIRLS
w Ito 10 m New York and other northern ci'ics
a. root wash and iron. and AZ nurses and chsmbcr-
Girls. An expenses will be paid by the emplos or.
Apaiy 30 J.P. Jusris, Employment Agent.
~ ei.ftk Fifteenth street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08
THE ARCH IEMPIER.
Asw . Fsasth or Juiy Decorative
Arch D<mesalised sssdry sss
Rranciseans.
g =. .Stoek Rrport. Lalx 6.


"Hsar me. Judge. and then sentence
me IL you can. f.stsrdsy morning =
came down town early 20 view va: ssh. hai
i've soutn OF n.i.s' .aS, sass. aua - I'M s
TO come dovn tns! 1noroos9'Ae. , as
that arch. your nono,. saw ~. ~. Wv,
needless 70 say so' SrunA so'
drinking man. your honor, oS' con, a
fsss ! d,o est au.Sly a,anh ss AZ S..",.,.d s
ous 70 ,ooA o"', ,o' .n - - -, yrd,.
!ns alcn' oo; oo Ma G son - ... . % ,.nss.
Dia you ~ pa... a.rnsa
sentauon '' ~ o'u ,is... no :, 49, u..,.hos,J
over s"n Suses pnVes " -. @ 80.
painted WIN a,.1y uA,s p...;a.n,s t |,
sne sneeeo poaas.s sA. y. ;, .s,.,t. -h,oh
DIG you ses 'n' ~" nn, % s",.n,,on - asoo,s'
w1s use1 ~ ~ ~. "..;n on ,hs, s,ch :,
uon; sna 'e - ~ sho door.
.,sa ws,'; -. u.s .,ah hus VA. me, by = gentle.
sssa,. s's1 ,1 otsss, Who arrested me. because
II.ay.S liza and carried a bio cheese
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08

A London tourist met young woman
20 to the kirk. and as was not unusual.
she Was carrying her boots in her hand.
trudgiug along barefoot. MY girl" be
said. "is It customary for all the people
In these parts to 70 bsrsiootl" "Pairtly
they do" said the girl. land PARTLY
they mind their own business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08
THE EVENING NEW s
ouR ApVfRTIsine AGENTS.

c.W CRANE: No. 10. Lsidesdord street.
(near Pinel, San Francisco.
CA0wIN d ALLEN. :: +: Carson City
W. n. LANd. : Empire Ci1
Q. n. yANI6ON. /: :: ksnf
@. CHHN0WETH. !: Winnsmuco'
NEW YORK.
J. H BATE, : Al Park now
8. n. PsrrsSoIL a Co.. 3: 81 Park ko.
0so. p. RownLL. d Co.. ;:: Il Park Ros
Txn PAPxs may be found on fls in New
York at the Newspaper agencies Of J. II.
Bates. Il Park Row 8. Y. Pstssnsill 4
Co.,. 81 Park Row. and Geo. Il. RoWell 4
Co.. 10 Spruce street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08

4 young Jew. recently married. con-
snlts Calino on . Rrave domestic din.
culty. MY vile. says he. "is Cath.
olIo and !. you know. am . jew: she
wants to bring the baby up according to
her religion. What shall l dot" "Split
the difference. replies Cahno. "snd
make The hid q Protestant"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08

There is NO doubt that the business
revival has at last reached the back
towns. A New Hsmpshirs man tackled
. card upon bis store door which read
- follows: "Gons to wife's funeral.
Be back 10 thirty minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO 100.

An ORDIsAnCE % Fix ssA collect
. License Tsx Upes Csrssin
Trades and Basissss Wfshts shs
Csspssass Llniss sf Ne rswn 81
Gold Hlll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08
IxFapss AND ylEisHr COMPANIES.

SIC. 20. Every person. nrm, association OF
corporation sugagcd In the busibsss OF trans
mittins letters or ether peehages forwarding
and carrying gold dust. bullion. coin OF fright
ior hire, from the Town Of Gold Hill % any
other place. or from any other p ace ~ the Town
or agency In said town, sbsll pay. quarterly, for
license 70 csrTy on the same, according TO his,
thar or its monthly rvcsipts. - In the avsfage
ollowiug eehsdule;
First Glaze Monthly receipts ave tnousand
dolisre OF vver. quarterly iic<nse. thirty dollars
second Class-Monthly isesipu under nys
thoussnd dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08

SIC. Is. Every person. nrm. sseootanon or
eorpor.iiou havins Q place of bosiness N me
Tow Of 0old Hi. and therein snRas.a IN 70:
bu-,nsss Of banking. loaning N .nsy, ouytns sna
ceiling exchange. or rscstvins On osposn %.
non or coin, or any or sl such unnsaeaoss,
ehaii tay. qusrssriy, for . ioense 70 esfrJ on
sald businsss, % ,ofding to bis. their % its av
age monthi, purchases and sales Of exenanSs'
amount Of ioans, or dspoeit Of bulhon or coin.
or auy or all Of such tfsnsacuonA ~ tns esse
may be. - In the following schedule:
first cisss Monthly usnnctons one nun
dred and nfty thou<and dollars or Over. quAf
terly iioense, one hundred doliars.
Second Ciass-Nonthly transactious unoef
one hundred and any thousand dollars. any
dollars.
szc. 10. kvery psrson OF nrm sngsged In the
business OF carrying on Q barber chop shAll
pay quarterly. for Q bcenss TO cArTy On tAs
ssms, according TO bis orthsir svsrsgs monthly
husire.s of rsesipts. a. In tAs following
ehsduls: 7t'
rirrt olsss- -Nonthly business q rsosipts ave
hundred doliazs OF ovss. asars<fly h,snss, ~
.ssopd cass-xouthly business % rscsipes
thsss hsadrvd ~ AfV dollars os ovsr saa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08

D. aNrC ron hlLL Gsiss = ~ y
kIASs k! y !! ~ Ss.,sss:s Sssg:sss:: .:s:.. .''a'''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08

src. II. Every person or nrm engaged In
ID. business Of kesp. ns daguerrean VI photo
graphic gallery. VI IN pam Ing poruails OF
u. nj .tures. AL pay. Quartetly, for . neense
70 cary on tns rama. according 70 MS, nef. OF
Their average mouth.y saiss of rscsipss u IN
the follvuing schedule:
First Glaze Monthly saies or rsceipo eight
hundred dollars or over, quarterly ucsnse, zen
dollars.
pscond Ciass-Monthiy sales or receipts
undsr eight hundred dollars. 9uArtsriy license
nve doliArs.
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SEC. II. Every per.on. nrm. association, OF
nee Of sssaylns ores Or prvcious mstsls shali
pay. quarterly, for . license 70 carry on ths
sans, according 10 bis or their aysrase monthly
busine.s or rscsipts, - In the following
seheduls:
firrt Clsss- Monthly business CT receipts
ave hundrvd dollars Or over. quarterly necnse'
thirty dollArs.
second Clsss-Monthly businsss or rseslpss
two huudsd and nity dollars or over and
under nvs hundred dollars. quarterly License,
twenty dolla.s.
Third Cls.s-Monthly business or receipts
und-r two hun irsd and nfty dollars. quarterly
license, ton dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08

sIc. %. Every person snaaged In the ousi.
ness Of dealing. play ng. o. earring On ~
gams Of faro. monte. roulstte. lsnsquense
rouss-stnoir, rondo, keno. fantan. diana. o.
chuck s.luck. orsny b.. king game. Played wisn
cards. dice. or any other device. vhsshef the
ssms BE- played tor money. chvcks, credit. o!
Any other valuable thing or repfsssLtativs Of
value, shall pay, quar- srly, foe . iicsnse 70
carry on the same, according % his evefeok
monthly receipts. a. IT, the following schedule:
First o,ass-konthly rsoeipts thres thousand
dollars or over. quartarly license, seventy lave
dollars.
second ciass-Monthiy receipts tvo thousand
dollsrs or over and under tbrss thousand dol
hrs. quarterly hcsnse. dfty dollars.
SEQ -. zach license iseu,d shsll contain
particular description Of the room In which the
hcenree designs 10 earn on the game designa-
ted, and the name OF the game 10 30 opened and
played; and NO license shall b i-sued permit
Ding any such game to 20 carried on IN any
room In which such games ere By any valid Aot
Of the l. eislatufs OF the ststs Of ksysda foe.
biddsn 70 be opsnsd. played. or carried 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08

SEC. Il. Eyeg person, drm or association
brrsd pis- and cake, or either of thees articles.
a. n pay, quarterly. or iicsnss 10 carry on the
anne as In tho following schedule:
tir,t Class-Nonshly sales OF receipts seven
hundred aud nity dollars " over, Quarterly
ucsnrs, twenty dollars.
second Class-Monthiy sales or re-oipts i've
hnndr rad dollar or over and under seven hun.
dr,d snd ans dsliArs. quartaly license, nftssn
Tnird Usss--Nonthly salss o. recsipts under
ave hundred dollars, quarterly license Ten ooI
lara
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-21

In our consideration Of the bene-
fits which are to como to our town
through railroad connection. We must
not lose sight Of the fact. that it Ii
the increase Of the population we are
to depend upon for an increase Of bu-
siness, and not to the mere fact OF
railroad connection with the outer
world. This railroad will bring peo-
pie. they will come to buy lands,
open farms. milis. manufactures;
to speculate aud to merely see. With
railroad. ten years hence, will sec
our town with ten thousand inhabi-
taDts. because the population Of the
surrounding country wilt he five or
ten times as great a. now, and a town
OF that size can find employment for
its population from such a trade.
We must not stop at the Tap. We
must have good roads to Red River:
free ferries at st. Maurice. mouth Of
Cane river, Grand Ecore. and over
Black Lake. That section reached
by these ferries will settle up with
immigrants, coming by rail through
our town, and they will trade hero.
Natchitoches has yet q good future
II We will only exert ourselves.
Young men and old men, be up
and doing.
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Stock and Fepcos,

Western Texas hss retarded her
9rowth Of population BY large pss.
lures. and 10 ses some evidences Of
a. eaoet being made 10 THE State to
force those Who own no lands to cell
their stock. and allow them to own
none. Such. 10 our opinian. will do
moro 70 deter immigration than sny
thing 10 csn do. The clsas Of peo.
ple No want IN Louisiana . the go
acre hsmer." Dot this State With
them and W will be rich and pros.
porous beyond e1presslon. These
people must have free pssturage on
The gazing lands. and 10 trust the
public will go tho necessity Of beat.
lng at once thb attempt to choke
o. immigration.
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Political Points.

The leading National Republicans
held Q conference at 5th Avenue H0.
tel, New York, on 9Th inst. and de.
cided to concentrate on the Northern
States for the present. II Indiana,
Maine and Ohio could be carried In
October. then. and not TIL then.
would they help their Southern breth.
rem.
The GARFIELD Hippodroms which
galvanized through Nov York State
last week % pronounced q fat failure.
No enthusiasm Was aroused, OoNx.
LIN was conspicuous 10 absence.
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State Elections.

STATE elections will occur this year
% folloWs: Arkansas, nrot Monday
u September: Vermont first Tues.
Day In september: Maine, second
Monday IN september: Colorado.
drst Tuesday 10 October; Indiana,
Ohio and West Virginia, second Tues.
dsy u Ooeobse; Ooliiosnls, Oouneeti.
cut, Delaware. Florida. 1llinols, Iowa
Xaaaas. Xentueky. Louiolana, Mary.
laad. Massachusetts. Michigan, Nin.
nasots. llioeiseippi. Missouri, Neb.
sasks, Nevada New Hampshire,
Msw Jssssy. New ~ North Caro-.
nnA Psalsylvsnis, oosth Carolina,
Tsnnseoee. Ts1as, and vkginis, Nov.
eabeg 8; 0seeg.A HovsDbxA +.
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There % ono blessing Of which peo.
pie never know the value till thew
have lost it-and that Ia health
Health seldom goes without temper
accom- panying It: and that Aed. va
become burden on tho patience OF
those around 10. until di6llko ropla.
- pity and log boaEanco,