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Rosssar Aup F1asrs 10 San francisco

RosBRRY AsD FIasfs in San francisco
are thus chronicled in . dispatch "a
yesterdays Enterprise dated April 18th
Two prominent citizens were stopped
on the San Bruno road near Visitacion
Valley by robbers armed with shot
guns, who made them get out of their
buggy and deliver money to the extent
of $l70, and all their jewelry and valu-
ables.
John Wheelan Was arrested on Pike
street for riOtous demonstrations. He
fred off his pistol in the calaboose as he
was being taken in last night, creating
. panic for q few minutes. Nobody
hurt.
Two well known business men got
into a rough and tumble fight at the
Cosmopolitan Saloon, and two almost
equally distinguished had a row on
street, in which knives were
drawn and any amount ofswearing and
personal abuse INDUCED in.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
U. s. Internal Revenue.

EiFrH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
Il District of the State Of Nevada, compr sing
the Counties Of Douglas aud Ormsby. Notice is
hereby given that the valuations, assessments or
enum-rations Of subjects liable IL duty und er the
Internal Revenue Laws of the United States made
AMI taken by j. A. Buringame, Assist MT Assessor
for said Division, and returned To in the annual
list for 1870, will remain open for the eXaminai
Of all persons concerned, for the space Of TEN
DAYS from the date herce', at tie office Of the
Assistant Assessor of sad Division. in the town OF
Carson, bvtween IL e hours of 8 O'Clock A. NJ. ami
4 P. N. each day, and after the expiration Of SAD
ten days. to wit: on the 2Jth dav Of April, A. ID.
ls7O, at my Office in Virginia City, Nevada. will
receive and determine ali appeals relotive
neous excessive valuations, assessments, EMU
meratidns made and taken by said Assistant Asses
sor. All appeals TO the Assessor, as aforesaid,
must be made in writing, and specify the pariicu-
lar cause, matter or thing, respecting which de-
cison is requested and shall moreover state the
ground or principle Of error complained Of.
WARREN 7. MYERS, U. S. Assessor.
Carson City, April IL, 1870. 10d
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| TIE CAMBRIDGE CREw BEATs TIE Ok
FoRDs.-A dispatch dated London April
9Th announces the defeat of the Oxfords
by the Cambridge Crew. Says the
telegram:
At exactly five o'clock the Oxfords
shot from their bOat-house at Putney
and received an ovation from the spec
tttors almost equal to that given the
Oxfords last year when they ran against
the Harvards. The men rested on their
oars in mid stream nearly eight minutes,
when the "Cantabs" made their appear
ance and took a position on the Middle
sex side of the river They also had a
most enthusiastic reception from the
multitude, and seemed in splendid con-
ditiop. An even start was effected and
the boats went OFF with d strong tide 10
their favor. AT the aiueduct tae Can
tabs began to gam. and when they
reached Grover Cottage, three-quarters
of IL mile, they were half length ahead.
Here the Oxfords "spirted" and kept it
up for some distance Their friends on
shore wildly cheered them but without
effect ; the momentaIy struggle turned
10 favor of the Can,abs, though the lat.
ger were evidently rowing within their
strength, and at Hammersnith Bridge,
he Cambridgers were clear of the Ok.
fords. Uuder the arch the Oxfords
again spirited and succeeded in redu ing
the gaia of their opponents to hnif
length. 4 sharp Struggle followed in
Corey Reach, but as they passed the
Isle of Air, two and three quarter miles,
the Oxfords began to fade, and the Can
tabs, who were still fresh, rapidly drew
in front. and won the race. the enthu
s,asm OF the spectators found expression
in storms Of screams and cheers as the
Cambridgers reached the stake.boat.
The time of the race has been variously
reported, bat it is nov authoritatively
stated to have been % minutes and 80
seconds. The Cambridge crew on the
morning of the race weighed eleven 4!
pounds more than the Oxfords. The
winners owe, 10 NO small degree. their
success to. tbe sdvics Of Mr.. Morrisos,
vino coached .he Uxfords fuur last year
h. their match 9Th the Harvasds.
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The New York Central Railroad will, on
the 18th instant, pay dividends amounting to
$1,000. 900. This is said to be greater
amount than was ever before distributed
among shareholders at one time BY any
American corporation.
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pull them unwillingly along. A little
resistance to the wheel horses and lead
srs will excite our ambition to pull the
harder. Probably, however, by the
time the Examiner reaches White Pine
the "Fierce Democratic" there congre.
gated will graciously consent to permit
the amendment to have an unobstruct-
ed sway.
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The Army of the Potomac Society
had pleasant reunion at Philadelphia
on the 9th inst. General Meade pre-
sided. President Grant and two of his
secretaries were present. Some 200
persons we're present.
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ed sway.

Hon. GEoRsE c. GoRHAx has an able
defender in Hon. John W. Forney, his
immediate predecessor in the Secretary
ship of the Senate. Colonel Forney is
/, the editor of the Washington Daily
Chronicle F; and in the issue of that pa
per for April 4th, appears AN article
highly complimentary Of Mr.. Gorham
and containing extracts from some of
bis public letters and speeches. Fol-
lowing these extracts the Chronicle
comments as follows:
We reproduce these interesting data, not
to make ourselves partisan in the politics of
the Pacific, but to let our Senators know the
sort of man they have for Secretary, and the
injustice, not to say the danger, of striking
down one SO fit to counsel and to lead. His
position in the Republican party cannot be
weakened by his sacrifice. He is now one of
the strongest of our champions, and one of
the ablest, as these striking extracts from
his speeches will show-the member of the
National Republican Committee for Califor-
mia, and capable of welding enormous infiu-
ence in the selection of delegates and candi-
dates. Strike him down to crafty a mere
personal dislike, and you add to his influence,
but at the same time you chill the hearts Of
thousands of brave young California Repub-
licans, who recognize George c. Gorham as
their friend and their leader. 1t requires
courage to enunciate the great and startling
truths we have copied from his record, and it
will need even more courage to persevere in
their support. The battle of the Republican |
party in the States of the Pacific is not an
easy one. 1t calls for high, genuine, honest |
and personal pluck. Let not the |
Senate of the United States set the example |
of warfare upon those who have been faithful |
among the faithless and fearless among the |
hesitating. Men like Gorham will be called
on in the great coming struggle simply be-
cause they are not afraid to take the respon-
sibility. Defeated for Governor in 1867, and
,arricatured with negro, Chinaman, and
Indian on his back, simply because he was
rue to the great cause of human rights,
Every subsequent Republican State Conven-
ion has Endorsed Gorham and his principles.
We are not willing to believe that the
Republican members of the United
States Senate will be found willing to
ensure or discard an officer of so much
integrity, ability and political soundness
Is Mr. Gorham, simply to crafty the i'll
ceiling cherished toward him by Sen
tor who not only dislikes him on
merely personal grounds, but who is SO
IlIerly unreasonable as to refuse taking
ny steps towards an amicable adjust
lent of their differences. We await
be final action of the Republican eau
US of Senators with much solicitude.
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BIDS AND SEALED PRO
POSALS

For the3erection Of q building for STATE
ORPHANS HOME, at Carson City, Nevada will
be received by the Board Of Directors in accord
snce with a Plan and Specifications adopted BY
said Beard, which Plan and Specifications will be
ready for inspection the Office of the Controller
of State on and after the Odd instant.
Said Proposals must be for the erection, and
furnishing Of all the material necessary for said
building, in accordance with the Plan and Speci-
fcations, and must be addressed to the Board Of
directors Of the State Orphans Home, Carson
City, Nevada, endorsed - Bids and Proposals for
the erection Of a State Orphans Home Building"
and will be received by said Board up to
Friday, April &c, 1870, at p. M.
A sufficient Bond. approved by the Board Of
Directors, will be required for the faithful per-
formance OF any contract entered into.
The Board Of Directors reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
C. C. BArIERMAN, Vice President
Board of Directors Orphans Home.
THEo. A. Hale, Secretary.
Enterprise copy once week for 4 weeks.
inch -
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The Stanton fund amounts to S146,-
900, and is on deposit. drawing interest
for Mrs. Stanton and her children.
This is fact of which every American
may we'll be proud.
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Thursday, April 18th, 1870,

A sufficient Fond, II he app owed hs the Board
Of Commis -inn-rs i'll be require t1r the faithful
performance o. all the cantr-t, entered int1 said
Board reservng The ishi to reject any all pro
posals offered.
Any further information require! outside of the
Plan and Specifications. may be obtained by ad-
dressing j Z. HAZLEiT. ESQ at Dayton, New.
J. e. HAZLETT, President.
+. STApTaCLLER, Secretary.
Carson City, New, Ma CHI lith, 1870.
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EARTHQUAKE IN VIRGINIA CIrY.-The
Enterprise of yesterday says that an
earthquake shock was felt in Virginia
city on Sunday afternoon.
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The American Anti-Slavery Society has
been dissolved. 1t had been in existence
more than thirty years, and lived to see its
principles grandly indicated.
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L q . t.!

A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, NO 6929
~ for Two Hundred Dollars, dated March IA,
1870, issued by Wells. Fargo Co, in favor OF
John Jacks"n- All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same, as payment has been stop
psd JOHN JACKSON.
Carson, April IL, 1870. 1w
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resigning. Grant will accept and then
appoint somebody from Pennsylvania to
fill the vacancy.
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TOFfICIAL.l
laws OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second SessioH of the Forty
First Congress.

Public Resolution-No q.
A Resolution to extend the port Of entry Of the
collection district of New Orleans
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled That the limits OF the port OF
New Orleans a . port of entry be enlarged and
extended 30 as to include all that portion OF the
parish of jefferson, left bank, in the State OF
Louisiana, lying between the Mississippi river and
Lake Pontchartrain, and between the upper line
Of the parish Of Orleans, left bank, and line
running parallel thereto, commencing at the
Mississippi river, at the upper line Of the city Of
Carrollton, and extending to Lake Puntcbartrain.
Sec. 2. And be it further received, That this
resolution shall take effect frem and after the
date Of its passage.
Approved February 2, 1870.
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TPublic Resolution-No ST.

Public Resolution-No S.
A Resolution authorizing the Passport Clerk al
the Department Of State to administer oath
and affirmations on applications for passports
Resolved by the Senate and House of hepresen
tatives of the United states of America in Con.
gress assembled, That the clerk in the Depart
ment of State who may from time to time be as
signed to the duty of examining applicants fol
passports, is hereby authorized and empowered
to receive and attest. but without charge to the
afiant, all oaths, affidavits or affirmations which
are or may be required by law, or by the rules OF
the Department Of State, to be made before
granting such passport or passports: and such
ouths, affidavits, or afhrmatons shall be deemed
to be made under the pains and penalties Of
perjury
Approved February 5, 1870
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DENTISTRY

nR. GLYNN Of Plaeervi1le, -
IL California, may be found 1t his ofliceo13YX6
over Gibbons s'Sazsrac'' Saloon, where he will be
pleased to wait upon all who may desire his ser
vices in any line If Dentistxy.
All work Neatly Done and War.
ranesA Co Give 1atlsIacttoia.
Adyfcs Hres. Chloso6urm administered u de-
dred.
Cheson, esneembw II, 1soo.
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N Q T I c E.

DARrIEs HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
i the " + +. X. R Co. are requested 70 pre-
sent them 1t an office Of the Company By the lst
Of the mouth following that In which they have
n 4. .YERIxGTon. s.psrintsndsnt.
February q, 1s70. u
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Carson City, New, Ma CHI lith, $50.
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Moon Light pick-niC


we oa' luo P''''''''' o' ''' '''
inst OF '''cu''o2 one '''''H r'''''''
P''-,''c' 81 lu' 'o'''" "oor %'''''O-
ll''''s '''''o county VOW" T'''''s'
'oe 'ro"'' "S'',''0''' '.'' IN eye
~ '"' '"'r S'',,'''' N'No|.~
most ci's"o "'''' OF memphis was
III a.'e''''a''''' a'o '''o music to-
S,S JUS ''o'' " y wa, ~ goo' ANY
'Ng occasion ''0'' no,''' o. tue
'"'''' o0''0'"s was ',S','e'' up ava
d'e moon SHOWN o''i''''N 'N'
oSm al" la'''a'''c toe was galIE
"il'e' 10 ''e oo''7 OIL 'l'' So'l sur
ing strains OF inc oahd' ana tue
la'F forms OF lao''S was seen rs
they moved IN the gldy MASSES OF
the lively dance. Eight sets were
frequently ontho tioorat once, and
the experience OF Mr.. SaXhy, en-
ablcd him to engage the sets with
the most perfect uniformity.
Many Of tho ladies' who did not
dance were seen promonadmg over
the building, and all who danced
and who did not dance, cuioye,l
themselves, many Il fair proposal
was made or a Good opportunity
lost a thc connles nromonodel
some ON the first and some on III,
second noor that lovely cycnino
Among tho cniovmcnts Of the eve.
ini6r which was bv no means 4,
unimportont foatnrc tho comrnn,
was invited to supper abont /
o'clock, the table being set in Onoth
er part of the building 10y the goot
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The War In Europe.

There has been u baltic fought
between the contcuding forces, be-
tween Saarbuck aud Forbach in
which the French aitcl fighting
iioreoly aud desperately, from s
o'clook a, m. until ) O'Clock y. IN.
were badly beaten and driven back
with the loss of I,0Q0 prisoners 4
gpsolsipg cannon, and a large nnm-
her Of small arms, and the baggage
loi two division. The number of
killed aud wounded not yet ascer-
tanned.
The FraueL fell back in tho di-
reetion OF Nanny on the route to
Paris, and that city is being fortified
and the whole population IS being
called out Ton its defence. The bat
tic was not a decisive one and n,
estimate can be formed OF the ulti
mate result from it, and is really
very small affair when We consider
the great number Of loops alread,
IN the held. Ii is true in one rospec
that it ia an important result lol
Prussia, for it bias animated tia
troops to the belief that they ca.
master the French upon every feel
and that they will ION to Paris i
a few days driving everything b.
fore them, every General know
the advantage OF confidence IN hi
men, and the Prussian commander
will without doubt take advantag
0. the present feeling TO act yigoror
upon the aggressive, and We expe'
active movements nthe next thir!
days.
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The Board Of Codiiers of the
composed Of Judge Amos r.
Johnston, Judge Amos Lowering,
and Judge j. A. P. Campbell.
met yesterday, organized, and di-
yided the work to be done among
them. This looks like business.
In regard to the personel Of the
Board we have said nothing.up to
this time. But as several of our
exchanges have had their say, we
will add this. These gentlemen are
learned in the law, and worthy Of
the confidence of the people in the
performance Of the arduous duties
assigned them. Judges Johnston
and Campbell are well known to
the people and bar of Mississippi.
They need no enloey from us.
Judge Lowering, though not 50 long
a resident of the State, yet has
acquitted himself on the bench
l. go
with such fidelity and learning as
to receive the highest encomiums
from the legal profession at the
Courts where he has presided.
Their former political antecedents
we understand to be--Johnston.
an old Wing, Campbell, an old
Democrat, Lowering, an old Dem
ocrat, but nowa pretty tolerablg
Radical Republican If the agsre-
gate make up of the Board don't
suit everybody, they would be hard
to suit. Judge Johnston takes the
Chancery part Of the Code, ant
we did not learn how the rest Of
the work is divided OF subdividet
among them, And from what We
learn, they are going to make {
superior Code in its general ar.
! rangements, to anything that lia.
I preceded tip lot.
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Attorney Gencral'S opinion In Re-
latiOn to the New Revenue Laws.
orrlcE o. AthiroR OF ruBEc AecorSrs,l
JACKSON, Miss, Jaly 30. 70.

orncE o. iGhiroR OF PuBEc Accounts
Jackson, Miss Jaly 30, 70.
lIoS.J is. MoRms, AF'y. Gen. Of Hiss.
SIN respectfully request your
official opinion on the following qucs-
tons, upon subjects which the Audi
tor is daily receiving letters from DIFF
ferent portions Of the State
First, are State warrants receivable
for al taxes due the State for the ifs
cal year 1902 (see net to provide
for the issuance of certificates of iu-
d~ebtedncss, approved June IL, 1870;
section 81
Second, are druggists selling liquor
in less quantities than . gallon liable
for the tax Of 5000! (see sections
and G Of Revenue Act approved Jull
70 1901
Third, arr Insurance Compalic
liable for $50 tax ON each local agen
doing business IN this State for III
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Kentucky went Democratic by

kentucky went Democratic by
majority in the late election.
North Carolina elections were
carried by the force Of martial law
and corruption, in favor Of the
Radicals. Such scoundrels as Hol-
den, are the fayorite tools Of Con-
gress, TO manage Southern poll
ties, and so long as he has in pow
er in that State, the elections will
be carried by fraud.
The Bankrupt law has been
amended by Congress so as to
permit debtors TO Bankrupt all
claims made before the lst, day Of
January 1869, without paying the
90 per cent formerly required.
The radical sheets started in the
hope OF obtaining legal printing
are fast "winking out Disease
"rrinting collie
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Tlaff fH f
NlaHmHE
ni ult1 ~ ft.
Fli 90 It. If
Faa ef
.snf ta.
i'rlI aH
~ t4tf
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DR.. A.

DENTIST, No. SOC Main Street, opposite Mans
field 4 Higbee's Drug Store, Memphis.
In presenting my claims for a continuance
OF patronage to a people to whom | have SO
long been known having praciiccd over twep-
" years IN this county, | deem it, id a rreat
measure, only necessary to give the locality al
my Office. In a word, | am able 10 give ner.
feet satisfaction IN every branchi known 10 tho
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced charges.
Particular attention paid TO the regulation Of
children's teeth. =
The Grad Triumph. .
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION !! ATTENTION

Send the STAR $500 and we will
send six numbers Of the paper to
any address, or addresses for twelve
months. The STAR, is now a thirty
two column paper, with a sixteen
colum suppliment.
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NOTICE.
Chancory Clerks Office !
IL -- L. n

THUVTt August FTl IoIV,
All persons who have had business Yannc-
with thi.CProbatc Clerk)orice.sinc March
1850, ind have not settled therefor, aYo'rcspcct-
fully and earnestly requested to CONF forward
at once and pay up. My connection with the
Office eese2 on the 10th inst, and my successor
Capt. J 10. Harrison Is fully authorized to re-
ceive and receipt fr all cost due nae.
| have cndoayorcd TO be as accommodating
to the citizens Of the county a, circumstance.
would permit OF, and those indebted TO me,
hope will respond to the call at once,
JAgER II. PIERCE, Clerk
ain
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The minor tactics of the first Ma
poleon are obsolete. The bayonet
has lost ninc-tcnths Of ltsimportancc
The fiery Frenchman loses by this
the calmer German, who is the bet
ter sharpshooter, gains by it. There
will be much long range diminishing
and manenyring.
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! have IN my office now, in successful opera,
ton, enc Of the latest improved machines
known 70 the world for producing Nm Bors OK.
lpH ND uNyGtS LAuGHiNr GAS. The pure Gas
emitted from this machine Will transport. az II
werc tue patient ~ tin dreamiapiwlnl being
robbed Of the offending tooth without tlie
slightest pain, audils perfectly hstrnlcs id IA
effects. Don't mistake the name nor place. Is
there are other names III the profession 50 nsa-
the same they have b en- takea for mine.
500 Hdm ". 500 Moia ".
opis iy 4 wrsgny
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AaRRAIGE EXTRAORDINARY.
Great Sensation In Republican
nFnA Circles.
MARRIED.

N aHg .FffE MahhiEps
Al the residence Of Mrs. Lee, (col-
osell near this city at II o'clock on
Ne morning Of Thursday August 4th,
i1s70, " thc Rev. ]. Aaron Moore,
tslsek) If Meridian, Hon. A. I.
Morsan. twhite) State Senator from
HaxeeG County. Miss Carrie ". High.
epts (colored) Of tbs city.- Garia
M frea that ii is due 10 our rea
dcrs flint We ahonld notice tho act
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