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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10
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San Francesca, Feb. @.
Stock moderately active. Crown
Point, SD 30: Could n Curry. $50.
Belcher. Slf -; Kentuck. SIS: Vel
low jacket. 81 70; Savage. $50 %:
Chollar. SST >; Eureka Con. Sl2 50:
Hale and Norcross. $50 -.
=. O.. Carson. an old member of
the Volunteer Fire Department. died
at Vallejo, and will be buried here
tomorrow.
The rae horse. Democrat. left
standing in front of the Merchants
Exchange, was stolen this morning.
No trace of the thief or property
have been discovered thus far.
san Francisco bonds. to the ey-
tent of ~. 900 were to have beenre-
deemed to-day. but owing to the
dropping ont Of a figure from the
advertisement making the time forre q
celvlng proposals , instead OF II
o'clock, all bids were reiected-pend-
ing a new advertisement for fresh
proposals.
The reduction Of WAGES of sailors
on lumber vessels from $50 To SD
per month by Meigs y Gawlev and
some other heavy dealers. caused
considerable excitement among the
sailors, and q crew shipped at re-
duced rates for the schooner Tidal
Wave were driven of and some OF
them beaten 10y the disafected. Pc.
lice have been on duty along the
city front all day. and this afternoon
all appears quiet.
1t is officially announced that
second-ciass or emigrant train fare
has been reduced between Omaha
and San Francisco from SD to $50.
The Union Pacific gets S27 of the
amount and the Central Pacific S23.
All eastern connection lines are 70
sell tickets at that rate, good for 30
DAYS.
Weather warm and clear.
The vessel which sailed Yesterday
for Yokohama carried 10000 fire
bricks the first shipment of this ar
ticle to Japan from California.
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FROM OREGON.
PORTLAND. Feb. Q.

red. y.
Chas. III. Bean. conductor on the
Oregon and California Railroad, was
tried yesterday on a charge of en-
bezzling passenger fares. Jury dis
agreed.
The subscription of 800, 900, stip-
ulated for by Ben. Holiday as the
condition for building the first
twenty miles of the West Side Rail-
road. is completed.
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Arrivals mt the Hotels.

BURGLARY AND SHooTING.-About
l o'clock yesterday morning. three
Cinnamon entered the storehouse of
William VI. Little, two miles north
of this city, and stole therefrom a
barrel of sugar. two hams and three
shoulders of bacon. Being awakened
b. The noise. Little gave chase and
fired at the Celestials. who returned
three shots and dropped their plum
der. Little finally overlook and ar
rested one Of the thieves, who in the
race had dropped a bunch of skeleton
keys. a large knife and a pistol. The
burglar was yesterday brought before
Justice Parkinson and committed to
jail to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
THEATRICAL PEEroRMtxcr.-The
Robinson Troupe Will give n dra-
matte and variety entertainment at
the Carson Theater tomorrow Sat
urdayl evening. The programme
will be ready for distribution this
afternoon, and the box sheet will
open ut I'D o'clock to-mor row.
LEGISLATIVE BALL.-Nombers Of
the Assembly I requested to meet
IN the Chamber Immediately after
the adjournment Of the House. this
afternoon, for the purpose of taking
preliminary steps toward getting NJ
Il grand Legislative bill.
BULLION. - The United States
Branch Mint in this city Yesterday
received seven bars Of bullion.
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FROM SACRAMENTO,
S~ACRAMENrn- Eeh Q

oACRAMENTo, Feb. 3.
To-day the Governor issued a
Proclamation Offer ing a reward of
S"oo Tor the arrest and conviction of
the party concerned in numbering
Booker Chambers, on Stewards Flat.
Placer county, December 10, 1870.
By certificate filed to-day, the yir-
glnia Silver Mining Company has
increased its capital stock from
81 GOO coo TO 81, l33. 900.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


ARRrvEs.-From the C.P. Railroad and
Washoe at : u. m.
From Virginia. Gold Hill, Silver CITY
and Dayton AT ~ u. IN.
Mt , y. IN.
D~krARTs.-For Washoc and G.. +. Rail-
road al q y. m.
70 Dayton, Silver city, Gold Hin and
Virginia al { p. m. ~
. a. m. 81
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Los ANGELES Feb o

Los ANGELES. Feb. q.
Reports from the Cerro Gordo
mining camp, in the Owens river
country, are extremely favorable.
Water is plenty, and the smelling
furnaces are running day and night
on rich ore.
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THE STATE REGISTER
u FURNISHED
Daily. Mondays E.xcepted,)
BY
G. l.. PERKINS & Y. e.. STREET.
C. L. PERKINS & II. c. STREET.
PROPEIETogs.

And will be devoted to the promotion of
the best interests Of the state Of Nevada
and the County Of Ormsby. In its col
umns will he found the lates; Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News. and also
the latest Mining Intelligence Of the Pa
cifc states, particularly of Nevada: its
local department. will DO carefully at-
tended to. and all events transporting will
be- ~truthfilIy chronicIed.
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NOTICE.

'IHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
Il tice that he Is about TO make apple ,tion 10
the Hon Commissioner Of the General Land On3ce
at Washington, u. & to have refunded 10 him The
pus.hass moIey paid Tor the :. Z Of 5. b Il Of
section !, and y. W. 4 Of N. T.. "a Of Section Q.
Township 10. n. Of Range 10 T., Cancelled by order
ofthe Commissioner. October Is, 1867.
'SN-nv GARDNER WOODWARD
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For LADIEs.-The ladies' observa-
tory at the race course has been neatly
fitted up for the accommodation of
such Of the fair sex as may desire to
witness the races this week, and no
pains will be spared BY the manage
meul to sec that order j. preserved.
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THE RACES TO-DAY.-Thc following
entries were made with the Secretary
Of the Carson City Jockey Club, last
evening, for the races to come off to-
day: For the three minute trotting
race, J. =. Winnie names b.. =. Jake
Bronson. /. +. Fox b. III. May Wool
raft, II. W. Putnam ame b. =. Gun
Tail. Al. LOngley names :. 9. Dick
Tavlor. and J. W. HemenWay names
b. .. Plucers-tive. For thc running
race best two in three, Lute ODDS
names b. m. Amanda Austin. Joseph
II. COWing names =. :. BuntIe-ant-
Go. George Cnwing anne b.. Z. Bay
George. and john Hove anne b. III.
Mountain Maid (by Norfolk four.
SEVERE .ACCIDENT.-John Cameron,
a team~ter employed by Mr.. Dunning
at R;-by'> mil!, met with a painful
accident yesterday afternoon. While
driving, his right leg was caught un-
der the wheel OF a large logging truck,
which passing over the limb, tore the
flesh entirely oil the bone from Il point
half way between the knee and ankle
down t. the ankle ioirt, and mashed
the foot badly. Drs. Lee and Brewer
we're called to see him, after his arri-
val nj tho EorDe;t House, and rendered
all The AID possible. The physicians
think it doubtful if the foot can be
saved.
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Dissolution Notice.

VHE CO-PAETNERSUIP HERETOFORE EN-
listing be ween ami under the name Of
MURRAY Il FINN, in the Hotel business, is this
dav dissolved 10y mutual consent. Thomas IL.
FINN Will pay all debts against and collect all
debts due SAID FRS.
THOMAS II. FINN,
GEORGE MURRAY.
Carson, October Il, ISL.
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FAST HoR~ES.-There are now five
\orf,IL .,rl- i'm to,,u ono Einarnan.
one ilt'Su'e~' ana ll"'''''i vi o'I''
fast nag> without record. -Four OF the
\orf,Ik colts will be entered for the
H.. ..t, -,. Oil iron
1"oc>' ''c ''"Si !
gray mare Queen, belonging to Iheo.
Winters being too lame to run. Tie
~rf,rl.- or .,rrsa arc all 1nunr
Or these, Winters OWLS i'"lN
NC "
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with her Ins-.-iho two constituting
the buy ,.tu Of 1T. Fox. Rambler
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Thermometrical observations, made from
so'clock II. m. 10 g O'Clock p. IN, by Il.
{. Guirado, druggist, ETC., No. = South
Carson street:
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To nv Friends and the Patrons CT
the Muller Hotel:

HAVING PURCHASED II INTEREST OF
III my partner, George Murray, and intend
Ing TO run the Hotel ON MY " HOOK, | am
thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon lis and hope, by a strict attention
to duty, to merit a continuance of the same in the
future.
ocl3-1m* THOMAS H. FINN.
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All z
PHYSICIAN
OFFICE ON THIRD STREET.,

"a short distance East of Carson Street,
Carson City, Nevada.
Successfully treats the most difficult cases o
disease, bystae use of medicinal herbs.
Has cured many patients in Du;n. P~ers9rs i'll
need OF his professional Berv ..Ae iavl.sd 10
call It hiG. { flee.
CarsoE City, Novembt 30. EI0.
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DY MARRIED LADY A. IlpTSEkE EpE;,
ID in the city or country. Would Do chamber oT
any other Homework required, except Cu1kFn
aud washing. Apply at this Office. auJo-v
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An Eccentric Life Closed.

Mr.. Isaac Nyo died yesterday at noon, ending
his strange life in the old store on Water Street,
10 which he had lived for 50 many years Mr..
Nyc came 10 Burlington at an early age with his
parents Fifty years ago he was merchant 10
Burlington, Of the firm Of Nye Dinsmore, his
place OF business being on the north side Of Court
House square. lie subsequently formed part
nership with Horace Lane, long since deceaead,
and in time removed his business 10 the small
wooden building at the head of Nye's wharf. For
what reason We know not, his mercantile business
became distastciul to him, and over thirty years
ago he closed the shutters, which have never been
opened since. In this store he has lived sort OF
hermit life, though possessed OF property enough
to enable him TO live comfortably lie slept there
in q small bedroom At the rear. The goods IN inc
store when he closed it remained and m0uldered
upon the shelves. lie would sell nothing Of them
and what is left Of them is still there lie
owned the wharf, and did some whartng business
after he abandoned general business, but this, too,
mainly ceased. lie had n quantity Of valuable
lumber. most Of which lay and rotted at his
wharf.
Mr.. Nye was very i'll last summer, and though
he recovered 50 a. 10 be out he has since been
feeble. lie took 10 his bed on saturday. DR..
Atwater attended him, and his brother from
Champlain, \. v, who was over to see him on
Monday LETT him thinking he would probably get
along lie grew worse, however, and died lew
minutes past twelve yesterday lie was laid out.
by his own request, upon the counter Of his Old
store On the shelves around were the remnants
OF piece goods and glassware, &c, placed there
perhaps forty years ago, and with the dust Of O
generation upon them We suppose that Mr..
Nye was nearly eighty years ol age. lie was
never married. OF late years he rarely spoke un-
less spoken %. lie attended no Gathering OF bis
fellow men except funerals, at which he was O
frequent attendant. lie exhibited little interest
/ in most that interests other men, yet he had
friendships and acquaintance who hold him ir
kindly remembrance Fire Press, april 27th
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rortland and Ogaen.burgh Railroad.


twill be interesting for the friends OF this on.
terprse to learn that the work OF grading the road
is being pressed with much yigor
That within the last three weeks contracts
have been closed for the purchase of three thou
is 10 be delivered at this place early in May.
That contracts have already been made for some
rolling stock, including two iirst-class looomo-
tiyes, which are 20 be used in laying these rails
That it is confidently expected that the road will
be completed and running 10 South llardwick
the present year
That the western end from Swanton 90 miles
east, will also be completed before 1872
That at meeting of the directors last Satur-
day, it voted 10 locate the road east from this
place to the Connecticut river, and put the first
ten miles under contract the present season.
IL is the purpose Of the managers OF this enter
prise 10 begin laying the rails on the Western
Division of the p. K o. r. r. at this place, MS
early in May as the grading will be complete, and
running west, reach llardwick before winter
sets in
| Our readers will be glad to learn also Of the
prospects Of the Eastern Division Of this road
Our Portland friends are pushing their end Of the
I line with much energy. They now expect {
have the road completed 10 North Conway OF
Blrtett-0O miles--in juno, ready for the sum
mer travel They have already contracted iol
/ Grst.eass locomotives and cars, aud Portland 4
Ogdensburgh train will be made up daily in Bos
ton, running through TO Bartlett without change
/ Of cars BY this train pleasure travel will reach
the Crawford and Glen houses in the Whit
Mountains, quicker than by any other route Gal
! edoHioH.
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II @ a t h S


At Point keyes, California April 18th, ukoRaE LEWIS,
aged years and months formerly Of East Montpelier
and son Of o. Z. Lewis.
Truly a good man gone home.
In Duxbury, April 2ld, OF consumption, CLARENCE II.
BOWMAN, aged 10 year, and II months
la Craftshury, April "a, of consumption Mrs. OLIVE
HILL wile Of Rev, LOWS Hill aged So year. and months
In Hyde Park, April 10Th, Mr. oHsANrs A. TAYLOR
aged b years.
In woleott April eth Mrs PrHsis IlucnlSs, aged 81
years.
In Cambridge, April lith, Washington kirrgLL aged
years and In Underhi, April 18th, JACKSON hitfELL
aged 80 years two brothers who do Of tho same disease
congestsn OF the ungs-and were buried In the same
grave.
In North Troy, April 3 BENJAMIN r. DowSs, aged Ga
year. and II months.
In Albany March %, LuciA tPgAR) wife OF deorgo A
Keneston aged % years.
In Irashurgh, April 90 CARRIE, daughter Of Frank
and Polly Landon, aged years.
In rasburgh, April I'D, Ina L., daughter Of John D
Cotton, aged YEAR,.
In South Troy, April 9th. BrrsEY SMITH, wife OF VIM.
Donegsn, aged about % years.
In Woodstock, April -, JoHS THOMPSON aged 70 yrs
In Concord, April o, Mr.. ARyiLLA II. BATgR, aged
90 years.
In East Cabot April 49, ABIGAIL DuRREL aged 60 Yrs
In North Dlnyllle April "a, Miss MARY lIoRs, ages
about 50 years.
Ia westmore, April 49, ANNETTE A., wife of william
| Chappell, aged Is years and months.
In Corlnth April 10, Mss AgABELL PREsoorr Of Tops
ham, aged u years
In Prairie du sac, Wis, April 10, Mr.. MOODY Ggow
ormerly Of Bradford Vt. aged ~ years and months
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Hon. James NJ Mason, ex- United States
Senator from Virginia, and Minister to Eng.
land under the late Confederate Government,
died at his residence at Clarens, near Alcxan-
dria, Va, Friday night.
The corrected census returns exhibit the
following figures for the New England States :
Maine, G26, 4jGi New Hampshire, BIS, 300 ;
Vermont, 33O,552; Massachusetts, 457,-
3jl Rhode Island 2l735Gi Connecticut,
537 Ash
AT an imperial council held at Berlin on
Sunday at which Bismarck was present, the
civil war in France was considered and it
was agreed to allow the Versailles government
further time to restore order, and in the event
Of failure Germany will take independent
action, which, it is thought, means restora
ton Of the regency.
The magnificent carpet manufactured Al
the imperial factory Of Turkey, as a speca
gift from the Sultan to the government of the
United States, was placed on the floor of tn,
East Room in the White House, Washington
Monday afternoon This carpet occupied q
year in making, is woven in one piece weigh
1900 POUNDS, and is worth $4,000.
Commissioner Pleasanton on Saturday
wrote Supervisor Catcher of New York thai
Revenue Assessors have no authority in Law
to call for Income returns from persons who's
Income last year was under $4,000, but,
they have sufficient evidence that a perso
who has not made sufficient return on thei
income had defrauded the government, the
will proceed against such person as pre-
serbed by law,
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1laarria q es.

~-~~-~>---~~-~~~,>~-~--~~~~
In PlalnGeld, May lst, BY Rev. Horace Pratt, Mr..
Lryl d. McCRlLLls Of Cabot, aud Mss ENuA Conner
Of Woodbury.
In Montpelier, May ID, by Rev J. Edward Wright,
Mr.. JonN 2, lAsrlNGs and Miss MARTHA }. ARBuckLf,
both Of Mddlese1
In Barre Saturday, April -, by Rev, l.. Tenney Mr..
Leroy X. NAsHBuRN Of Montpelier, asdbiiss ENlLi r.
JoNEs Of Parshyille, \ Y.
In Montpelier, Sunday, April 30 BY Rev. Or. Lord,
Mr. AMOS z, HARrwELL and Miss EHNA j. WAsHnuRN,
both Of Montpelier
In Fletcher April 22d, Mr.. JuDsoN CARROLL and Miss
CORNELtA NJ AUSTIN, both Of Fairfax.
In Lunennurg, April n, Mr.. IIEsnY HARrsHoRN, Jrr
and Miss JENNIE A. BRiGGs, both Of Lunenhurg'
In Sharon, April ~, NAruASIEl 5. NAM and Miss
ELIZABETH A. Fox
In Island Pond, April l7th Mr.. Joseru H. SMITH and
Miss Roxy HAIL, both Of Holland.
In Charleston, April %, Ggo W. Tara and IcLIA J..
CAMPBELL, both Of Newport.
In Barton April 18th, Carlos f. GAY Of West Charles
ton, and CALisTA STAFFORD Of Brownlngt0n,
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CLATE QrARRY IN VERMONT
4 YERS sARsAPARILLA,



Tho reputation this excellent medicine enjoys, H.
derived from IL cures many Of which truly marvel
lous. Inveteraie of seroniou disease whore the
system seemed saturated with corruption, have been pu
rned and cured By IT, scrofuous affections and disor'
der. which aggravated by the scgoulous contaml-
nation until they were painfully affecting have been
radically cured In uoh grea, numbers, in almost every
section Of the country that tho public scarcely need 90
be informed 1f lis virtues uses
sarofuous poison Is one Of the most deglrgctve ene
mics Of Oiton, this and unlet tenant
Of the organism undermnes the constitution, and invites
the attack Of embedding OK fatal Diseases without oxc
ing suspicion of rs presence Again, it seems to brood
Infection throughout the body and then on some favor
able OCCASION rapidly develop into other OF It's
hoous FORMS either the surface among the vitas.
In the latter beues may be suddenly deposited in the
lungs heart tumors formed in the liver OF II shows
W presence hy eruptons the skin, or ion! alterations
some part ot the body. Hence the occasional use Of
a bottle OF this Sarsfpaa is advisable, when
/ active symptoms Of disease appear porsons afflicted
with the following complaints generally and immediate
relief and at length cure by the Of this SARsdP A.
RiLL1 S. Aataony's Ere Rose ETysiFsias, Tftte-,
sa Rlcna scaa Heai, Rmgporm, Sore Eyes, Sore Ears
and otter orupt6ns visible forms Of Sofas disease.
Also la tho more concealed FORMS Dyspepsia, DroP'y,
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