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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-22

TR1uMPH oFF'IsK's PIErY IN BosroN.
The religious services Of the Ninth New
York militia regiment. Col. James Fisk,
commanding,, ,iand which the New York
newspapers now call the s.Erie- pressible
Phisqueteers" on Sunday last. were
held in the Boston theatre, according to
the liturgy Of the Episcopal Church,
Rev. Mr.. Flagg, regimsntali Chaplain,
ofiicinting. A desk was improvised upon
the stage for the purpose. On the left
the snperb band of the Ninth was ranged
III tiers and provided fine music. On
the right were seated Col. Fisk and his
staff. The regiment occupied the par
qnette spectators in the dress circle and
galleries. In his discourse the chaplain
alluded neatly to the reception the regi-
ment had met. Upon conclusion of tie
services. Col. Fisk stepped to tho foot
lights and mado an appropriate address,
complimenting his command upon their
conduct; rebuking Boston for the stand
1t had taken upon tue open air service
question. and acknowledged the cordi-
a!ity of the popular reception. The
conclusion Of his remarks was applaud
ed. The regiment then returned to the
fifty omnibuses which had borne them
through the ponring rain to the theatre,
anii were transported &c the railroad lie.
pot, where they took passage for. New
York.
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INQUEST. The Coroner held nm in
quest yesterday morning over the body
of Charles Roberts, colored. who haa
died suddenly early in the morning.
The deceased was we'll known in the
olden time as cook and caterer, and
more rocently as the messenger of the
City Council. The evidence showed
that he had been suffering for some time
past of disease OF the heart, and the
jury brought in a verlict-of death from
that cause.- Charleston Ne,os.
SToRM.-A heavy storm passed over
this pace on Thursday night Of last
week. Considerable damage resulted to
growing crops, shade trees and houses.
Several houses were blown down in this
village; in one Of which several colored
persons had retired for the night, and
yet they all escaped unhnrt. Hail and
rain fell in abundance Marion Crescent
There were received into the South
Carolina Penitentinry for the year end.
ing October 10, 1870, under conviction
for crime, 281 prisoners. There were
pardoned by the Governor during tho
same period 205.
HOMICIDE. understand that Bon.
Finkler came TO his death recently from
wounds received at tho hands OF Bob
daeqne. Both PARTIES are colored.
Marion Crescent.
The colored and white ,Radicnla Of
montgomery, Ala, had Sabbaah
school, picnic, one day last week, which
ended IN row-ons man being mortally
and two others slightly wounded.
1t is wonderful how veterans of 1912
are sprlnging up oince the pension bill
became law. There are $4,000 men,
now on the rolls. md moro coming in,
at the rate OF 176 daily.
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After the recent horrors resulting from
Communism in Paris, tho general i'm
preston would bs that there would no
Longer be any men left whose reason was
so feeble as to desire their repetition.
Yet the cable informs us that insurrec.
tionary placards have been posted upon
the dead walls of the cnpital-and Com
munism has left so many dead walls
informing the people that the insurrec-
tionists have not been conquered, only
Sor the time compelled TO await iavoTa-
bic events. Placards do not make reyo-
buttons. fortunately, and it is to. be hoped
chat the people, who have heretofore
been the dupes OF interruptions dema-
gogues. will be content with any govern
ment existing which is strong enough
and brave enough to maintain law and
order. to set going the wheels Of trade,
TO restore industries. and to rebuild,
upon sure foundation, all that France
has lost through government that was
a mob, and which, after the bad fashion
OF al. mobs, was cruel, vindiotive and
weak.
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BuaABoo1Ne THE Eaon1sH. highly

..... &sEa "a -
BuaABoo1Ne THE EHaIIsH.-A highly
sensational article appeared in the May
number Of Dlackyood's MngasfassS called
s.The Battle Of porkipg; or, Rshinis-
tcenoes of'a voldateetIs It undertakes
| to describe Gefhan conquest of Eng
l1And, and pnrposta to relate how Eng
land, invaded by Germany. which had
become great naval OBJ well .as military
|'power. had been beaten on SEQ aud land,
conquered, occupied, ,tyrapnized over,
fined and taxed ID 1875 The story,
whose verisinilit1ds is wonderful, is put
into. the mouth Of hn aged man who,
City years before, had taken part in the
contest as volunteer, and griesed that
in 1925 he survived to tell the tale OF
England's defeat, Disgrace end decay.
It reads like q Chapter fromtaal history,
and has excited so much interest across
:hs ygter, that the nnmbar OF BiacE.Oood
dontaiping it run into 9th edition
f'withiir three weeks According to the
}.wntsG the success OF the invasion was
secured by tho superior organization OF
the:a German army. the looseness Of the
EbgGsh system; the devotion OF the
Enghsh to money making and manufac-
|tufiug, and by torpedo invention,
known only to the Germans. which ena-
bled them to blow the English fleet to
the bottom Of the sea. Germany is
roorooonto1 a q 3a,1;nc x>o-o =, ,.l, y.
England than she has dono with France.
Canada and the West Indies hdve gone
70 the United States; Australia and
India are lost forever; while Prussia has
Malta end Gibraltarrin her possession.
TheIheaHY ransom which has to be paid,
TO The bnemy drains the resources OF. tho
county. and it ia beooming depopulated
BY imhigtation,' The sensation in Eng
Observation-Disclosures appearance Of tie!
Bldtk l6ood article; is said to be in,reassd
byths alleged, agitation in. progress at
this timein North Germany for, tile re-
covery of tho little island of Heligoland,
lyiagioac tha coastIotf sehlsswig. and
which raagesded to England during the
wars, Of 'tiss first Napoleon, as q base
from which, to conauot,na4al.operations
Thotisland: :is, OF tie highest Importance
! in a military and naval point Of view to
Hermany, and the. .ngitation for its pos
session by it's natural owners, is not at all
surprising. At the same time, while it
is natural that the English people should
become apprehensive Of. the suddenly
developed power OF Germany, yet the
relations Of thetwo Goyernmentsare be-
lieved to have been never more friendly
thnn at this time. ~,
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List OF NEW AbvKKTTsEMRNrs. -
Augustus. Cooper-To Architects.
J. MISUNDERSTANDING: ''ni',. ,,:
Charleston Orphan House--Notfce..
r. .! Senn8 Son-Jellies.4 : ;. N
.. Gambrill-Wanted. 4s,9 ~
Meeting Acacia I4odga.!nc
r. O. OliverICherokeeSbr
8. Is. O.-House' Wanted: E. is
e. w. ,Seibels & 90. To Rent. n
John Agnew and others Notice. I.
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The appearance Of Darwin's book has
been. followed, the. London papers say,
by great increase in the number of
visitors TO the monkey house in the ZOO
logical gardens, Regents Park.
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Wanted.

DAST due Bonds OF CHARLOTTE AND
i SOUTH CAROLINA NAILROAD.
Past due Coupons Charlotte and South Ca
roiinu Railroad.
Past due Coupons Coumbia and August a
Railroad. D. GAMDRlII..
June "a thmy9a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-22

F.;JgAA gA1A HEATED TFa41s14 Gl1 a9lis bpEp. /,
Etdg rays are upon ~: tha thermometer
is in; the ninetes. and every, Citizen 10.
siglipg for woody hpmeY os q as.'cos.
tage by the sea-" Some of .onn pecpls.
''weary with the march OF. life, y are /.
packing up their. wardrobe. and sing,
ing:
..esint OF the green isle., hesr our prayer, =,
Grant US cool days and f.yoring ar"
going to some pastoral retreat or, per,
haps, to the grim, untredden wilderness.
whose tangled Labyrinth of living. fallen
and decayingtrees,. are the only safe ana /.
cooling shelter from the fiear.yt dog star."
The poet laipg5S; 81 ''..i"' ~ ''''.l'
"Hesren M help US ali In theae terrific days! :.
And everything is meltihsi sfe''-
"Fst men. iatatpate, ian tbs stasu.ns tu .nis aiIs a
s,sh ssSsa stfsfa, eSs a5,asSsa
Thoy feet the fever sioriSai s
1ss Fs; lsir al sa .'s !ssy 9a
Beneath the solar blaze, ,till withesd, ch A1rd
And orieped away to clnderE' ..Q5t, n a..
II our denizena dtbire cool retreos
they, had better make q voyage to Alhska.. /,
our newly acquired territory. yheren they - !, :
can find refreshing Arctic breeasa. view
The dark blue background polar skies.
take. in the, aurora bolea,is on her '.lfa,s
tive HEATH" and sometimes tie, aurora 3, ,
parhelia, mock suns, mock naoona, and,
brilliant constellntions-a deliglsfnfi
place, where butter never melts III the
summertime. But. perhaps our people ia :
would like less romantic yisitAtione. and.
if so, we would recommend the springs,
of Virginia, North aud South ChroliHai2 >
oil Of which haye.tleir medical propeil! oop.,!
ties, of either iron. iodine, or, suIphur,,
and remarkable for theig cures of dig.
eases Of thSblood and dsKiq. SeeR;;then,s \.
pleasure 'a'nd .lioAlth, bat seek' theh !yoth,.
in moderation, and avoid des,foy ing ing the :
one by'an otter indulgence ID ,thb othet:.-
"Jove Is Wise and equal In BIS sway. I j-i ",
Howe'eEitsesms'io6lAsh :with' hdmab rea-
His isry dogs will soon have i ad theii az
\ And men shall have . seasoplr.
/ HorRh AnnfyF1ls; Jnns 81! "A 1ieketson
House,. Wright, Darlingt6h; ii 81 R.
THOMSON, 'Yorkvills; J. T?iWilliannst. {.
Augusta; Joel 81 Perrin, Abheyilie,iI3
Jones; D: T. Turner, Edgefefd; '1Wtac:s
Johnston, Chaflotte; Mrs. e. Garrett, i
Augusta: j. g. Murdoch, Chnrlesto1S;
Miss I. Mckay. Greenvilis; =. 9. Faet,y
s. o.; B!iJ. Boone. Te1ns, ). H..Averiil,
Fort Note; J. 4huck; Batnwen; hi,
A. Carwile,, N. Y; ): Il. Oheathum, Hea
lana. n a. Tenheaa Wa M .8. j -. :.
Columbia Hote'a -Mra ~ D. White,
child and servant. Charleston; W. W!
White, Gadsden; r. w. Dorphley, PHI
ladeiphia;' Mrs. Milner. Miss Milner,,
Ga; W. J. Crosswell, s. c.; B. Page,
Atlanta; ". D. Kenhedy, Charlest6n;
a. W. High, Wilmington; F. M. Bam-
berg md lady, two children and servant;
Barnwell; John 8. Farley, Charleston; !:
B. Kelsey, Cincinnati. fs't "aHin1;Si
S~-->>~ Isi-~cc>-- : L-.a.' .sl 50 #
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Funeral Invitation.

The relatives, friends and acquaintanccs OF
Mr. and HRS. J. II. Altee and family. are re-
,speoEfnfis Invited tDiattend the..fuperal ser
vices Of thor son JOSEPH H., THIS MORN
ING, at 9 o'clock ,iat their residence on Gates
street. ~
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Jellies! Jellies!!

JtIIIcB! JeIIleG!.
A SSORTED JELLIES. in goblet. and tum-
"a ,blers, consisting OF Raspberry, Peach,
Pine Apple, Strawberry, Apple AMI Currant,
just received and offered cheap by
june 22 II. D. SENN & SON.
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CHEROKEE SPRINGS.
Eight Miles from spar.onourg @. IT,. s. @.

1I3Ht HRt5 JT0hs 6pdF90n6Ur9 Q. H., 8. @.
AAMCN HOTEI, open Jnne 1st, 1871.
kssaSEsEIs kssaSs$ week sl2; Per days So. fSee fe
eE56sasa:s4xe9l sswAter !: Ch=!Jbosts, and Is
cool and plensant to the taste. Has proven
ethcacions in curing Liver Complaint, Dys-
Pepsia, Kidney Diseases, Gravel, Dropsy.
Diarrh3a, Cutaneons Affections, thilis and
Fever, General Debility, and many other ills,
OF . kindred nature. The table will io pro.
vidcd with the beat the country Affords. and
to mako their stay pleasant. Mineral and
Freestone baths; Gymnastics. Cabins Is
rent. Hacks run daily to the Bprinks from
sI'artanburg. r. Q. OLIVER. Proprietor, i.
!. L. WoFToRp. n. D.. Managor.
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TO Architects.
DLANS for tho erection OF a Market House
4 t128 feet in length by 63 fec in width, on
Assembly street. between Washington and
Cooper & Taylor, until 1lth July, 1871.
AUGUSTUS COOPER, Chairman.
CHARLES MINORT,
4. Is. THOMPSON,
W. HAYNE,
Il. NJ. WALLACE,
June % Committee.
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0harleston Orphan House.

TGSHE Commissioners Of tho above nam ed in.
Il stitution desire to apprentice to Mechsn-
les. Farmers, or other persons engaged in
useful nvocstions, NINE YOUTHS, reared In
the institution, whose agos respectively vary
from IA to 10 years.
Communications addressed to tho ssCom-
missioners OF the Charleston Orphan House
Charleston, South Carolina" viii receive
prompt attention. June % t4
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/. EXCITEMENT ABOUT CONFEDERATE
F1Aa.-In Washington, on Saturday,
Mr.. @. Gautier, doing business on Penn
sylvania avenue, borrowed from a friedd
flags end other articles Sl display with
which to deoorate his plhbe of business
in honor Of the Pope's anniversary. ~
oversight, and unknoRn TO that gentle
man. among the -fags s;wns one of the old
Confederate stripe. The young ladies,
daughters and relatives of Mr.. G., took
the task in hand OF decorating the
house. and with other flags flung to the
breeze the stars and bars. Of course it
was soon recognized, and caused some
excitement. Upon becoming aware Of
the; fact that twas Confederate Gag,
Mr.. Gautier had it at once removed.
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TIE EXCITEMENT CAsE.-Mr. Frank G..
Johnston, the conductor of the train j.,
writes to the Augusta Consiitutionalisi "a
follows, regarding tho recent case of
ejectment from the cars below Columbia:
I'm the article, Put OF Traip,' in
your issue Of the 17th. there are several
mis-statements which desire to correct,
not only i'll justice to myself, but to tho
Charlotte, Columbia, and Augusta Rail
road. The gentleman in question did
not offer the conductor either ticket or
his fare, nor was he put off either in a
storm or in q swamp. He offered only
the 'chcck,' or memorandum of dis,
tances and stations of another conductor,
which the travelling public are we'll aware
ia not ticket in my sense, Lay over
tickets can always be had on request by
passengers who wish to stop at inferno.
diate points. When passenger, through
carelessnes negleots to provide himself
with one, he renders himself liable to
regulation necessary to protect the, COM
pany from dishonest persons attempting
to travel without pnying-n class with
which conductors often meet"
We understand that counter charge
has been brought against tho indignant
passenger. of stopping the United
States mail" by delaying train over
the above road.
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Acacia Lodge No. "a, A. F. NJ.
a A REGULAR Communication OF this
STI.odge will bo held in Masonic Hall,
MYTHS Thursday EVENING, ut
O'Clock. BY order Of the w. NJ.
+. N. DRESNAN JR,
June 2S Secretary
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Notice to Liquor Dealers.

Notice to Liquor Dealers.
TAVERN Liconses and Quart Lccuscs cx-
l. riring juno 90, 1871, mnyt be renewed on
OF prior to said date. The police and CITY do.
tectives will bo instru Tod to report all per.
sons selling liquor without license.
WM. j. ETTER,
juno II City Clerk and Treasurer.
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COLUMBIA, 8 O.. June 81, 1871.
DIR. Z. W. WHEELER has this day given
to us, as Trustees for tho Ticket Holders, his
bond in tho penal sum OF $4,000, secured by
mortgage OF the real estate offored for raflie,
for a prompt and faithful distribution OF tho
prizes advertised as soon ns the 600 tickets
are sold. JOHN AGNEW,
J. MEIGAAN,
Juhc22 Il. c. SILVER
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OFFICIAL RAFFiE SUSuEns OF the Charleston
Charitable Association. for the benefit OF tho
Free School Fund:
KAFFLE GLASS NO. 4s.
Morning. .......... June a, 1871.
7-41-24 20 % 27-55-44- 44-73-GS-1-57-7l.
Witness our hands. Mt Charleston, this aiet
duy OF June, 1871. FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
June % Sworn Commissioners
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Wanted,
A COn0RED BOY, who is able to take caro-
~ OF horse and 10 do work nbout the
house. Good references wanted. Call At
this office. Jnnn q,
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Imported Ale and Porter.
Ok CASKS Pints-best brands. In store
Gc and for sale GEO. SYMMERS.
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To THE LADIES - You are respectfully
solicited to call at the Wheeler & Wilson
sales room. secoud door below PHOENIX
Office, and examine the lot OF beautiful
sewing machines just received.
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Native and Foreign Wines.
GOUpPERNONG, Concord, sautcrns. Ola
- rot, Chamn.ones, just received and fo
sale low. by f.. HOPE.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-05

CuIGSoN AND JUTE BUGS.-While
the press throughout the country has
been for a year or two warming the
women of the land against the great
danger of the Jute bug, and chronicl-
ing its frightful ravages, the ladies
continue to wear those frightful look
ing mops (Which generate the bug on
the backs of their heads. The follow
ing we copy from an exchange:
We have been shown a letter from
Michigan. which gives a terrible &C
count of the above named insect. 1t
appear that chignons and switches so
universally worn by the fairer portion
of humanity, are now extensively
manufactured from the bark OF the
lutte tree. The ova of the insect be,
comes developed by the respective ar
ticles being worn for a time as capll'
larv adOrnments, when little blister'
appear at the roots of the hair, which
cause great distress to the afflicted
There are now three such cases II
| Flint. Michigan, the sufferers in eacf
case being nearly deranged and very
little hope is expressed of their ultl-
mate recovery.
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EAST CANYON, UTAH.-A cores
pondent of the Corinne Reporter,
writing March Goth, says:
An English company from London,
with a capital of $4,000, have located
here. with VIM. DoOlittle, lately mas
ter of carpenter work tor the T.. 7. X;
r.. as their manager. They also send
out from LOndOna secretary treasurer
and master Of miners. and will go TO
work with nerve, backbone, bottom
and capital, prepared to work mines
on Il systematic plan, and build smelt-
ing works with machinery from Swan
sea, Wales. erected by masters OF
the art who can work ore that only
yields $50 per ton in silver. They
have located here, having bought a
mill site and town property to go with
it.
The NeIocipede mine is about being
sold for $4,000. 1t Is reported thai the
Mountain Lion has been sold for
500, 600.
Application is being made to have
this town located under the United
/ States laws of 1851.
Hotels are all full with men whose
pockets are full; yet times are dull
and butter 80, eggs %, potatoes 22
flour - 80.
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SPECIAL Standardization is the
cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the
living machine is subject to. Give tone
to the stomach and digestive organs, and
YOU will save more than half in your
doctors bills. DR.. Henlcy'S celebrated
MI Rittcrs are recommended byall ply
sicianS to dySpeptics and for all com
plants OF the liver and digestive organs
See advertisement in another column.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-05

CALIFORNIA TREA>URY.-The money
in the California State Treasury was
counted on Friday last. and the
amount found TO be S963,S52 p. OF
this sum SS94.254 p is coin, and $685.
5gS legal tenders.
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c INTELLIGENCE.
neil and EXPRESS.

ARRIvFs.-From the C.P. Railroad and
WuShOe at Z "a. IN.
From Virginia. Cole Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 Il. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
Al , p. m.
DEpARTs.-For WashOe and c. =. Rail-
road ut Il p. IN.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia ut 4 p. IN.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora ut
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on Monday evening the San Fran
cisco Board of Supervisors adopted a
resolution agreeing to give Won
Schmidt $1,000, 900 when he shall have
brought the waters OF Lake Bigler to
that CITY.
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SHAKY.-Two severe shocks of
earthquake were felt in San Francisco
Sunday night, about 5 o'clock. The
shake was also felt at San Jose and
Santa Cruz.
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STATE LANDs.-There was paid into

Thero was Maid into ,
,be State Treasury Yesterday. for l.
,r- .cros If state lands. the sum lin
curroncvl of 81 3n535. Ofthe Congress
-. , p,io, nnrnosos
i''" S'"'
Samuel Plat, of Ormsby county, pur-
chased 33i.65 acres, for when he pala
in $3.50 81; Adolph Jacobs, of ormsbN,
:i22.4O acres, 1906: Spencer Benson, OF
ormsby, 10 acres, John burIoS ne
~ nonrroS 40 acros S3o. T. Cushing.
of Ormsbv. gO.I9 acres. SIP II; Edwin
odell, .ot Humboldt, 40 acres, :"
aaiH w NJ Mut IHE,r in acror 80 OF
p'' D,iiIin rart ~S,,Ivastor
Inc WIN, "r ur'97 L9iIt ,ook 81 ocras
AVE-, "a a,ins p CIaSrov 300
40, ro sioH w. :" sSto OF tbo I]nternal I'M
nroYoroan, n,,nt NJ WickeS. of
taIifnrnia ak. go acres for $500.
"i'e"'' me "7''''
"'e"iiiui"'''7 ">US "7 .'
about the loss OF his game cock, when
was stolen. together with a number of
Sr,l,v rirb+ Harry tracked
,ha thioras ~ thfir cabin. and a.cer-
tanned that they we're not Cinnamon.
lie says he d'i c'[e 50 il!ttu 'oi liz II
49, - ,ntnr,od tho Thieves Will
baar from, i'm arain inside of TWO
Iavs U1rry's nronosition is a very
IiLar,I nrnEto oiye The thinves a clear
title n h hens ON the return Of the
game rockIaiH we lhlhh me le'i1"'
mno[ pG !"
na
'oNE i''Nih
late State Controller Of Nevada. Will
Iaava this n~vauinu on a comprehen>ive
. L,- rr;ts ohio.+
:, nart the discovery Of precious
metals, and partly the discovery OF
Inc WedGIi! terminus OF 'iIe SDI.iFaiI
racine l'aliLIai' re S"yo eIp5'..,'
VIA Ni'iH>tlI.c ,"'ii"iII;f ioII
Ial'I; ofe.",a' T E9ln lf this n Jt ,ffor
~ ~ H. tm'a Vii nr,naaI to pnret
Sound. Lew. leaves many warm
ltlti I'It III 49, or ,taors omJ +hcv
viii iii inin ms in wishing him a pros
rerous futurn.
j. ,nr,viny
uoran;dl,- rocoirirg strangtb and
4'l''
recovering from the nervous Sn9ch
thinh. while the swelling and infiam-
NATION of the limb isgradually subsid,
. ing. His physicians Will not set the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-05

The registration of voters in the Ter
ritory District of Columbia, shows
whites. 12.ll4; colored 1880.