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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
11nlitiral Notices

Dolltlral Notlres
Grand Ratification q the Republican STAT AMI Local Tickets.
the Eighth & District, a4 al o.i. "S Fry
ESESiSs
wMR HARADoN OTIS T. HALL.
Ii SES ii H2Sif P&Gs ooo... cfEtS 4. EE0Sf,
Fifth Senatorial District,
Eighth, Ninth, nhseass and Sixteenth w1rd"
MICHAEL NORTON
ssysn.a M D sohp.F M
F and Twenty socOnd't at u Ge:s 'SaP ON Chairman,
GEoAss ?. COAOnxos, Secretary. -
FIRST Assembly District Union Reg ublican AsscCia.
THIS Cxond.y . STEssg Oct g. saio
Broadway the following Distinguished speakers others will idrsss
S:n SEshE gARSgM Col PET S ~ T TIs
non 'nANIN' D. d Hon RURUs r. ANDELws
Al s, d1 favor State 'd w. EGa%f
'' SSas v? GG.ir, Secretaries.
Mass eeti1s under s iais' Of he ss.seSI R MAJ
T SSPa R S%EsS Eii1 S 81 a IL E Recon-:
siGisSUND KAUFMAN Col, n GAYho4p, I'D ctsr. via
VIZ. JoHSSrOS, IT,, Secretary. -
~; i Et W., COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
Twenty second Ward Council OF Political Reforn.-
S:Ss 4. ;. held s5 s w' f E Ss &: Gss
i Scc Addresses may 1pseed nom Gs Joseph C. J4eEoa
Sr'd'"'E c00d'F' ESQ., and 0'n julius W. rIEMASs Preside.
p HAYWOOD VERSoS, Secretary
To the Public. -,
Mr. George Bliss .sd on sa.orSay ;'sa7E aSth 't 10y s 0t
Fsport circulation 70 the eject that hrf been PAh p "
opposing James D Brlsn's elecuon 70 the SenNr
he declined any one Nho had ssia ,..-..y..
hereby Offer Hundred Dollars for sncn
will nsbls as ealunny TO the eo"'rdy WAN "A0
nAted It NI.u .ukr ~-
An oopoesd 70 ODhens election grounds ~he s .e
kelsted SIN e9aai -
believe that boing shss
elements Of ." ~ .los sA
mAkinK Aouipauoba BAN LH 4 y Psrf place q r
Oct %, lHl Is 49,
DesserstIe Rsisr|. SSnina'i's''
Pa, I..tlcs Of tLs Supnspa Coeru
0B0RGB e. RAkhkNH..., 90 a
For Judges Of he eapsrJSf SsCSrTaw4Hv
WILLIAM l. CURTl6 lY3tH onsSrrgA
For Jadas Of he Qeat, ~
CHARLEY =. pAlsaE
GLExAZSie srA0sDiSss -
PRHHI bG8L
-1azaIa1 Republicap y oiniaaCion.
yliI ia Senatorial ISpr.ct
CrwsnA. Nsssosn,h ssd I.1en'JSsr"' "ari'L
WILLIAM Jaw, ::
II aGiIcNy an" 6efc. IS. ....,i-4.
RNa AoSnAL..,
Vh Assembly Sttct.
UO2AILo 4 1MoAkLI.
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truly delightful to follow her through al her EXQUISITE
gcsturn that formed an am
passoHs OF sorrow hate the dignity OF rank " the
grandeur Of disappointed affection s SsneSsn sas
oiled out by the genius OF Janauschek No wonder that
many in the audience were affected 70 eaIs ass ns9
wondcr that relief was experienced when the curtain
feil". Miss Kate Denim has become member OF IRs
JouTnaI "is worthy Of the highest commentator
FOREIGN DRAMATIC NOTES
Mr.. w. s. Gilbert's new comedy, holding at
present the stage Of the CSprt acted ast FrdaV
titled On Guard" IL was nrSt so'eu i.Ss rIluH.
Sbakesneare,s beautiful play. OF The Tenn
- SSpry 10 be presented ct the Queens Theater.
london. "Klng John" has been Drought out st tue
Alfred.
The dramatic obituary includes the n name ~. OF
ohn Cumberland the original proprietor and publisher
Of "Cumberlands British and Minor Tneaters" ana
VIE OF haan 1n,ioa publications. Also the name Of Ed
ynrd Shsfte Robertson, brother OF lne "
matte author T. W. 9s death the result Of
accident took place on the Is. OF on a VA
the steamer AT.ca III death says he was standing
the deck near to the open matches OF inc
and in instant the , amp sss s cylinder depth Of il
s,P For moment a thought he would fal INTO the
machinery but he was nnt ne wss in Commissions for
fhtas Ssys and was conscious, except OF PAN
from the date Of the accident He was buried sea-
glimpse Is afforded OF the tneatrieal nov
elite. that Lo nd g King VIII
At Uovsnt Garden WIZ repeat the suejecs OF
Blue beard" tn the MI hay W. Gilbert followed by
nieco expressIy written for MI py
Ee a 10 have the advantage OF M j. L. IOoe'a
lhc 90 anil nm operate extravaganza VIII DO pro
Lnrg Written by Mr. W. +. Gilbert, win oiYli mIS'S
! H. IT, Arthur -n'l'' W. 80, -, -.
Grimm for which great preparations nfe p"inS dha,o
| snd tue suryI viii hA's DAI''AAD' A'N-''-'A ~
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DONE BROWN

man named Charles s. Brown, residing at No.
RIvngton place, appeared before Judge Ledwlth. at
Essex Market Police Court, yesterday 10 prefer
complaint against Farrell Smith ana Michael Gun
nlngham for assault and battery IL seems that
about half-past one yesterday morning smith and
Cunningham entered Browns premises and at.
tempted 10 ravish his wife, Brown came In
from an adjoining room and prappjed with
Smith, who Knocked him down, and by
pressing his thumb nall under Browne right
eye, forced 1t out Of the socket Cunningham nj the
same lime throwing sodawatcr bottle at his head
Browns lace presented fearful appearance. His
his rlgnt eye stood out four inches. The Clerk
Peter Ledwtth, drew mp the COMP amt but FOR some
nnaccOuDtabe reason Brown refused To sign It. and
eaId he was not sure they were the parties. n IL
supposed nc was tempered with In the court room.
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Marine Disasters.

A For loss OF steamship Lodona, Hovey from New York
for New Orleans see news columns.
SHIP RUTLAND Gardner from Adelaide for London,
which put into Caao June eaky with pumps cbok ed
anu upper WORKS injured discharged about O bags OF her
cargo wheat damaged by water which had been sold at
auction prior TO july II.
SNIP SAN GRAINS (Br L422 tons) Williams. from Liver
crpooi April for San Francisco has been lost OF Cape
Horn.
SHIP KNOTT ERnAaT (Br. lsl2 ,onsl stobe from
erpoo March 10 for Francisco been of Cape
Horn.
BARK HrLDA tNor) Torjussen from New Orleans for
tne Fla had cargo consisting OF i96 nhds tobacco, 5000
slaves and oaes mdsc The f9 tons register, built
In Maine In 1856, and hailed from Cnristipnsund.
BARK IaMA tBr) Cummns, from Baltimore July "a for
Aspinwal pu, into 18th Inst with loss OF sails
leaking at the Of 90 inches hour having
= succession OF besvv Ne galcs
BARK RacprnioK DHU tBr), Eadie, from sagus, which
returned TO Havana 18th inst after being ashore found
eak She was undergoing repairs 18th, and would be
ready to proceed to Sagua, to load for New York.
BARK 1RaA, Cummns, from Bait more Aspinwall,
with cargo or coal, put sto Nassau Mp, 9Th inst
ieaky condition. having experienced heavy weather.
BARK ST PETER. Bartlett, from Ball River, sc, for
Queenstown put into Charleston 24th inst, leaky.
BRIG CEoous, Fling ashore the NIGHT OF the 18th
bieed and went 10 pieces less than vessel and
cargo total loss. The landed with much dinlculty
after being hours In their boat They nothing
but what they stood 10 At the time ashore
Boston on 9Th July, bound to Mobile with cargo of Ice
struck on the point OF reef Spanish Wells about mid
pieces within an hour small porton of The
materials has been saved
BRIO MARrrosA tof Boston, Milton, from PhladelphIs
Fence "O WIN erH q sS ran on the ssS
attempted 10 haul her on, morning Sbb but did not
ceed.
BRIG FLAW tBr, Wilmington NC I'D inst, from Boston,
reports that Joseph Hays 6st overheard dur
Ing The pASSage.
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Steamship Nina Thomas lBr Crane, Sydney, CB-lner.
naTk H6rahaT skaIe (Nor) Gregersen, Cork or Fall
Bark Mcyone, Patterson, Londonderry-Carver Barnes
BarN bigelow, Raymond, Havre, Boyd Hincken
Bark Annie (Br, Lockwood. Stettn-H 4 Brook
Co.
Bris Louisa Madeira, Malander Gibraltar for orders
Brig Maiata span) Batae Santa Cruz, Canary Islands
Brig Peres Hinkey, Foster Santa Martha and savana
schr Annchen NG Durkela Elsinore ordersC Tobias
&Co.
scbr Geo Washington, Sherlock, Baracoa--E Pug Co.
schr Annie Bayard tBr) Whelpely, Sydney, CB-Heney
Parker.
schr Lizzie Deakers (Br), Mcdonald, st john Mp
Nevlus h Son.
schr Portland, Nelson, Windsor. NS--J Hersey Co.,
Schr Enoch Moore, Chambers Georgetown-Bentey Miller
Co.
Chalmers
Schr SALIVA, Kelly, Boston-Snow 4 Richardson.
schr Henry Laurie, jarvis. Norwcn-M Briggs Go.
Steamer beverly, Pierce Phladeiphia.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HOUSEHOLD WORDi REFURNISH AND RE-
"A plensh the Great Central Hodsekcepers' Emporium
EDWARD ID. BASSFORD,
Cooper Institute.
China Glass Silver Plated Ware. Kitchen Furniture ana
king Utensils
at lowest prices
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APPROXIMATION FRIES.

$lOO,0m $4,000 Slo,l0 $lp,g0 $5,aO
1885,. d 1909 loss. 800 III t4Ul l)oj 5tfd
l65Oo. .l00 ss7J b 1852 80 loc32 .4OJlJ 40. ll
The highest rates paid for Douboons, all kinds Gold
Silver, Government Securities, &C.
TAYLOR x CO., Bankers,
No. ID Wall street, New York.
rhOLERA, DIARRHEA AND DYSENTEKY IMME.
~ diatey cured by DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT
when hrst taken sold by the druggists Depot
10 Park place.
MOTHERsi MOTIfERS!i MOTHERS iil-MRs WINS
N LOWS Soothing Syrup has been used Tor children
with never failing safety and success
- HEUMATISM CAN BE CURED WITH ELIAS RHFtr.
JO matte Remedies. One trial will convince inc snercr
Patients treated daily from to gratis. 6l5 Broadway
DADICAb CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsrIC OR
~ detention from business for Structure tIstua Piles,
Diseases OF The Pelvic Viscera Diseases ADD Doformes
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. d., la Lexln aton aveoua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-26

OCEAN STEAMERS

DATH OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOB THB
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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DIRECTORY rcR ADVERTISERS.

ANUsEMENTs-sEooSD PAaE-Foursh. fifth and sixth
SsL
soAhb opasa Ras1f rAerss
BoAkpfss s VAIN fIns and second
FOR
susiSEss ssf'h OPPORTUNITIES sPn rAorsxsh
EsHa4E S5s 'r
cLEsas S 1sS ri s
AND si PAGE.
roAs4wHss rAarrA and sixth
PAEGINGs PAsmnThrd pa column
BsS aooDs-FissT r1sl-Thd 'S souIS. nnh ana sixth
TO FyssIsHnD AND nj ys M
EgRoPE4T STEAMSHIPS -NrsrH pAen-rlnh column
EsA Pnassso I'd column column
AND TO LET
FRENCH Isa%n rAo.s
HELF wXSTED-xALEs- s-Elxvxsru pAa.-sr.h col.
asLf wASrED-rExALEs- pAsr-s.cond
HoRsSs CARRIAGES. 4o-s,sru PACE Third col
#SJsE soSss 4s wssrsSs..r r....a
tNSIkUCTION-FIkBT PAGE-8econd column.
JERSEY CiTY hoSoKEE eIy hS SDs9N CITY AND BER
o2ES
LOST AND rOUND-NINTH PAar-Second column.
MARBLE MANTELS-NINTH PAGx-Second column.
MATklMONIAL-NINTH PAGR-Second column.
nKpIGAL,NINTn 81 9v 10, PAGE, HIssi sI1th column &
MIscELLANEous ADvERrIsEMENTs-rxsrH PAGE
MIsCRLLANEoUs-NIsrn PAGx-second column.
MUsiCAL-5HOONp PAGE-Fourth column.
NEW rgBLlCATIONS-NINrH PAGE Second column
PERSONAL. FIRST PAGK-First column.
PIANOFORTES-SEOOND PA0E--Pith column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT.TwELFTH PAeE--Foarth and 9th columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EACHANdF-TwsLrTH PAGE-Fif!h
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELrrH PAaE-six.h col.
unn
RELIGIOls NOTICEs-rIasr PAex-second column.
t:s, TAuhANTs-NInTH ~ PAsx-Scoond column.
SALES AT AUCTION-NINTH AGx- Sixth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALES-ELxvxSTH PAGE
First and second columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sec
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FrHsr PAsz-Frs, and second col.
sPoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS, &o-NINru PAaK-rhird
rs LET FOR ~ PAGE
Third aud fourth columns.
UNFUkNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELEVENTH PAQE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Syth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C-NINTH PAqE-fhrd column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, kC.-FIRsT PAGE Second col
umn.
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4 I RICHARD MEAREs',
a SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET.
CONTINUATION SALE OF
FINE ENGLISH HOSIERY UNDER GARMENTS,
uAspkEsoaiffs, ih2ysf fs1ssfs;9ss. LAcEs,
NAPKINS, TABLE LINEN, AND SMALL WARES,
(sT0CK OF THE LATE MIR. KETCHUM)
to close out previous TO making store alterations.
Will. OPEN ON MONDAY,
TIE CHEAPEST LINE YET OFFERED
IN LADIES' REApY.MADE UNDER CLOTHING.
$40 Ladies' Chcises and Drawers excellent muslin
trimmed with Ia e and Ruling, Soc.
1000 dozen same style much better, Sc. and 75c
$500 Night-owns. trimmed, We made, Nc.
iOo dozen fin. Muslin tucked waking Skirts. Sc, sSc 7s
so dozen M f.ne% walking skirts. s usual price 81 IS
100 dozen Ira. nff AfR22ssnss r. - -
Is different styles of Corses, including all the lending
Fine hand made and wove Corsets 70c 75c s0c $50
very superior Corset 81 10, 81 2 81 ss and 81 50.
Hoop Skirts aud Panniers, latest styles,
always on hand and made TO order.
GREAT BARGAINS IN HOSIERY
Ladies' regular made English Hose, 2Oc e,c., csc.
Ladies best English and Babrigan Soc, &c., &c. &c and
200 dozen Gents best English Socks soc pair
ALL REDUCED In PRICE 10 CLOSE OUT
am now opening
A very large and choice assortment Of
Real Laccs Barbs. Handkerchiefs and Cofenrs;
Black and Co!ored Nelves veveteens Silks and Poias,
All OF best qnality
at very attractive prices.
5000 yards finest Pop, ins. II a5 worth s..
l0J handsome Black Alpaca Suits, sc.
Elegant Swiss Suits and Oyersxir,s equally low.
RICHARD MEARBs,
Sixth avenue Ana Nineteenth sreess,
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RfcuARD MEARBs,
Sixth avenue Ana Nineteenth stress,

A NINE. vIGoUROUx', IL FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
= pweltn street stamping establishment Large stock
ssAux specially Of Initials Monograms TOR handkerchief
aoe ara bedc!oshs embroidered to order.
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AT MADAME COLLINS (ELEvk DE MADAME
r,orins Lefevrel dressmaklos esashssns.t West
Dresses aud trimmed in fsshousaS styles Es..sS
Waiting the city solicited TO caA
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A -A.-IMPoRTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
johnson street, Brooklyn, have just purchased from
needy importer 100 pieces black Iron renadne pure silk
ard wool and superb quality, which they will sell at the
figure of SIC. per yard.
Owing to French these goods will very high and
season. woud advise those
a purchase to buy and fully 80 per cent
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

THE DISCIPLINE OF OUR CHILDREN UPON EARTH
| and Heaven, equally favorable their spiritual
growth and hapPness win be the subject Of discourse by
New Jerusalem swedcnborgap church. Thirtynfth street,
between Park and Lexington The public
l daily invited. Morning worship at II o'clock
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EHRICH'S
Temple of Fashion
The clearing out sale to continue Tor
fifteen days more.
List of Prices for this Week.
The celebrated Circular Gore Corsets, In boxes, at pc
worth 81 %. - .
Tue hon Ton Corsets in boxes. ~, worth 81 80.
Velvets, velvetecns, &c, &c, at cost
Hats, Flowers and Feathers, at less than cost.
Uncut Va ivet every color at Soc per yard worth 30.
Our celebrated Lupin Kids, at 95c.
Also the entire balance OF Winter Goods,
at greatly reduced prices
New Embroideries White Goods real Thread ana Gupure
Lace, Just received at bargains a.
EHRICH'S Temple OF Fashion,.
es; Eighth avenue between 2ath and Goth streets.
A -PARASoLS.
"A. PARAsOLS.
PARASOLS.
PARASOLS.
PARASOLa
PARAS0LS
PARAS0LS.
All the Spring Styles
now exhibition.
Fourteenth street and Sixth aYenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ The public are cautioned aganst negotiating tho fol-
10Th day Of February 1871 payment ON the same havug
been stopped, vz;,-
III Nassau street; amount $500.
One note dated % drawn bv A,ston McNar
Co., 70 ,he order OF Flandrau payable four months
from date at Chatham National Bank; amount 8l6b.
One note dated 5th January, 1871 drawn by Francis
Barry TO the order Of A. s. Fsndra payable
date with interest," at No East Eighteenth street
&l00
A. 8. FLANDRAU,
No. East Eighteenth strcet.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
" SIMMONS 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES
ALABANA-r1TnA GLASS NO. 90 -fEIRUARY H. 1871.
rApuo"a-c.Ass o Al NO. % 7irlnausax j. -, y II H. IL i, !"
ls 6s, q. T. 4s. 80. 81, 50, ~. II, Is, Ill.
q. d, @. 7s. %, ". 50. 80. So. .. ls.
as, II, NJ x. Is. y. g. Il. u. 3. ~ ID. .' Is
Information furnished and circulars sent in above and
Royal Havana Lotteries. j. CLUTE, Broker,
2O6 Broadway, lS3 Fulton street and No. . Park row.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

IIOR sALE-THREE FIRST CLASS sCHoONERs; ONE
carrying g. gross tons In fee, inches water carry
feet water. Inquire of J. c. BAXTER SON. Ship Chan
diers, sos West street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

nREssMAkING. MRS. McELaoY HAS REMOVER
IL FROM 74y Broadway to I278 Broadway between Thirty
second and Thirty third streets =
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15
THE CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY.

The Union will see, on the second
day of the session. the railroad ring
and other corrupt lobbyists capture
the Assembly bythe election ef Sish-
non, Speaker, and Boruck Clerk.
Mark this prediction! Again: it will
not see. at arv time during the session.
a bill pass the Assembly, repeating
the Five Fer Csnt. Act, nor N re
ducing the rates of fares and treightS
on railroads. Mark this prediction
slso,-[Yreka Union.
These predictions are likely to be
realized. 1t makes but little differ
ence to the Railroad company as to
who may be Governor. That officer
is p~owerless without the support of
a Legislature. Gov. Booth may be
sound on the railroad question but
whether he is or not does not make
a particle of difference with the c..
P. With the Assembly committees
in its possession. it can afford to
laugh at the unsoFkisticated fools it
has used through the Sacramento
Union. Booths friends were pro-
fuse with promises of relief against
the railroad during the canvass, but
we shall hear no more Of them *
-cept through the fearful u~tterances
OF his Sacramento organ. The As
4sembly was elected by the railroad
company, or at least enough of it to
control its legislation. The State
ticket, with the single exception of
Booth. were nearly all old friends of
subsidy. Pachecoleading off. Look
ing at that election now. without any
feeling on the subject, and the pre-
~testations and pretenses on which 1t
was carried through to the result,
Il IS filled with wonder at the gull
Iibility of men-the very men, too,
who we're so loudly bawling for
.aducation-foraOmebod else, Great
Is Humbug! He IS truly King
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

ACROSS Neutrality-suspicious.
connected with the California and
Oregon Railroad have been busy this
Fall surveying the route north of Red
Bluff. The line is now definitely To-
Gated as far as the old Virginia ranch,
on Willow Creek, near the crossing of
the klamath, on the old stage road
from Ireka to Jacksonville. From a
description of the route in the Yreka
Union we obtain some particulars of
the late work of the surveyors. The
railroad will follow the course of the
Sacramento river, ear the line of the
present stage road, crossing Shasta
valley near Edson's, thence northerly
across the Big and Little Shasta rivers,
on to Willow creek. Surveys have
been made up Willow and Cottonwood
creeks for a route across the Klamath
mountains crossing the summit near
the stage road, but the final location of
this portion of the route has not been
made. The land on each side of the
cute for thirty miles has been with
drawn from the market. When this
portion OF the railroad north will be
completed is Yet uneertain.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

SOUTH CAROLINA The c0lcred
members of the South Carolina Legi>-
tature-and they are neNrlyall colored
in caucEs have determined to make
NJ appropriation for the payment of
rthe interest on the State debt, and
have declared in favor of reputation
of the entire debt of the State, accruing
before the war and since. Such is the
end of the blacklist carpet bag govern
ment ofthe South-overwhelmed with
fraudulent Indebtedness, with an over
issue of twenty millions of State bonds
-enour RI to support the State of Ne
yada fo- thirty-tive years-isnorance
and corruption rampant in every office
IL the State, from the SVEreme Court
and Legislature, filled with plantation
negroes down to TIE alOs paltry JUS
:ice in the sand-hiil>. Several of It's
counties under martial law, or rather
under no law at all, except the will %
the [. s. Marshal, swarming with
outlaws and thieves, and finally repu
diatlon, Such is the condition of the
most Radical of all the States of this
Union. Compare it with Virginia.
under Democratic rule! Compare it
with South Carolina as it would have
been under Il Democratic State Ad-
ministration!
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

ambition. Young men, new men,
honest men, were practically debar-
red from entrance into public life
by this greedy gang of eternal Gins"
With the oustlng of these blood
suckers a fresk, vigorous infusion of
a more youthful element will give
to the Democracy another term of
life and power.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

GOLD AND GREENBACKS.-We have
no better money than the greenbacks
which the government issues. 1t costs
next TO nothing to put them into cir.
culatlon. 1t does not impose on the
people the burden-the dangerous
and toilsome work of going down into
the bowels of the earth in pursuit of
what is called precious metals.-ISan
Francisco Pioneer.
Here is a solution of the financial
question which is both cheap and
easy! All you have to do is to print
your promises TO pay, and your debts
are paid! With a little printing press
all the dangerous and toil>ome work
in pursuit of ''what is called precions
metals "a be abolished as quickly
as a wheel can make a revolution.
The golden days are truly at hand
or rather the greenback days-if the
manufacture of paper collars consti-
tutes wealth. Did Mrs. Stevens ever
make an estimate of the value of IA
paper promise to pay, without the
the market scales, gold on the one
side and greenhacks on the other
how exactly one side goes up as the
other goes down? All, if printed
promises to pay would set the debtor
even with the creditor, how quickly
this niggard world would forget it's
dodgers! We tear that those halcron
DAYS will not come to the editress of
the Pioneer, nor to ourselves, until
we are shielded with the benignities
of Mrs. Woodhuli's new government.
She may run the government without
gold-men have never learned how.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

Attorney General Akerman is busily
engaged breaking up the South Caro-
lima I,u Klux. This is an unkind cut
on the part of Alderman, who was lin"
with those ferocious fellows in the
days when he served on Gen. TooHibs'
stalf.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

The Pntlic School building in Vir-
3 yinia. of which Prof. Flint was Priuci-
pal, was destroyed by fire on Monday
evening. The building stood lear
the railroad depot. Cause of fire I'M
known.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

The diamond discoveries in South
Africa continue. The camps are re-
ported very lively, and the finds"
numerous. The diamond fields ap-
per- 10 be a decided success.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

CHoLERA.-The steamer Franklin
arrived on Sunday in New York from
Denmark badly afflicted with the
cholera. Forty cases proved fatal be-
tween Halifax and New York.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

Mrs. Fairs ease vas argued in the
Supreme Court of California on Satur-
day and Monday. The points argued
were those urged on the motion for a
new trial.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15
Flour.

DAVIS d gibson have on hand 1000
Sacks of Fiour-val Ivu- brAnts-which i.
Offered 40 their customers at Kiss hat the present
cost price Of Flour in CsIitJrui. with freight
added.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

One of the Russian fleet has arrived
at NewI ork. The others with Alexis
are hourly expected.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15
Ground Feed.

DAVIS 4 gibson have oa htul and for sale.
at tn- LO" Isl possible IAte., 200 Tons OF
SrOund Feed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15
Cooking and rar!0r stoves,
stove Pipe. c1C.

DAVIS 4 GTLLS' y have Just received an IL
< ice Of Co king and p,r.ar loves. Stove Pipe,
and Coeking Utensils. winch WI TX I'D at a
small advance upon cost.