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H. T. HELNBoLD will remark in conclusion. that his
remedies are the result of long and careful study The
ud Extracts have been before the public 20 wears the
se OF them In that time proves their value All have
peeh Oehehtted by them who followed my instructions
anu 'o1ay tney stand UNEQUALED In 'he extent of
their sale, and UNSURPASSED by anv Med,coTao,. ~,
'he Dspensary of the United States not executing
single HERB, ROOT, PLANT, or Scientific FERMENTATION
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be- and have never
patented single one ''i
10 dispel any impression prejudice that might
IN tne minds Of many against my preparations from the
pupcity given through advertising, and that am and
nave Oeeh druggist for period of twenty wears ana
more eonclusively to prove this, see Letter from Tho
Largest Manufacturing Chemists in the World:
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MIGHT SOIL REMOVED q VAI1T,Ts
i y CLEANED. All orders PROMPTLY ATTENDED 20 h1
assessing Box SS6, Worcester p. o, -
"A' com JOHN BARRY,
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D. F. PARMENTER & CO,

Real Estate Agents,
ape diff No. Brinley Hail. Worcester.
49, FARMS FOR SALE.-One in the
III northery part of Spencer containing hundred
k4lll and forty-one acres of and-Over One-thrd of
which is covered with very thrifty growth of
young wood the remainder moving pasture and tiage
land of good quality with two-stOry dwelling house
with ELL shoe maker shop pigsery &c; barn 40 by 50
feet, all In goodlrepar running waer supply,
TO both house and barn; plenty of fruit Price $780,
Also. one Of twenty five acres OF land. with COM
Portable dwelling house the and plenty of fruit;
will keep two cows and horse summer and winter; price
$1,000 The above Farms are pleasantly situated on
good road leading from Spencer Village North Spencer
Prices very low, and terms of payment will be made
satisfactory to any wishing purchase such prop
erty Forlurther information, please address or call on
the subscriber RESWELL DISCO.
Spencer, May %, 1871. d&w3w my23
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BOSTON, CLINTON & FITCHBURG
IL RAILROAD
Mansfield and birmingham Division.
TRAINS GOINs SOUTH.

Ulgguge fhrOurN Co.,,
all important points N'N'' through from
me ~ ~ A. NJ train from South birmingham corpoo.
WIN Trans from b. d. A. r. r. from worcester and liz
YES, ALSO the uptrans from Mansfield 2Onnect az
ou ~, cunningham with trains going west via b n r.
n me We A. d. train from Worcester connects VIII
tM[.s ie9ylng south birmingham at 1920 A NJ for
and Taunton. A"i hi'ei, Newport,
IL. A. BLOOD
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APRIL, MAY and JUNE,
PURIFY THE BLOOD.

In these months HembOld's Fluid Extract sarsaparla
cures all Eruptions ofthe SKIN
Helmbods Fluid Extract Sarsaparla cures the worst
form ofBlood Diseases.
Helmbod's Fluid Extract sarsaparilla enters heavily
ntO the Circulation of the Blood.
HelmbOd's Fluid Extract Sarsaparllla beauties the
Complexion.
All Powders and outward applications destroy the skin,
rendering harsh and Look at the skin of old
maids and those who have used such any length of time
My advice is to discontinue them and use
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STERN STALLION,
IN GEN. HI VEIOCK
ID o y A H o N TAS STOCK
We have purchased the
HIGH FLOODED STALLION
STRIDEWAY,

Tor stock Horse. He was sired by Black Hawk Tele
graph MS dam IS the celebrated mare Pocahontas.
Strldeway is years old, stands ICY hands high.
weighs llOO pounds; can trot better than 35 road
from April to October !, 1911 at the Stable of the sui
scrlDeers, IN Webster Mass. Terms $50 the season.
payable nrst time of service. Mares not proving with
1oa VIII be served the following season free The hest
OF care and attention given to Mares and fed as desired
Aceldents and escapes at the risks of owners
Those DESTROYS to improve their stock in size and
speed are cordially invited to call and examine the
Horse. s SUIIMW A v &, SfNNT i'S
Webster, Mass, April, 1871 dtf =" anil
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u.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at 500 a H.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G.:s5 I'M.
H. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sunt
diff Norwich Il Worcester Dyisinn
Fltchburg Mass, April 81 ISL l. NoG dr. S mgi
1871 HIRE RAILROAD =
10 L. SUMMER ARRAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ing MONDAY, May &, 1871
Trains leave Worcester Foster Street Depot at 63Oa
NJ H. Is a. and 420 M. Fitchburg al lis a. m and
LIS and 73O p M, for Wnchendon Troy Keene and Be
lows Falls.
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland Il
Burlington r. r. for Rutland, Saratoga Burlington Ec
Also with VT Central r. L. for Windsor White River
Junction connecting with Conn. and Passumpsic RveY
Railroad), Montpelier, St. Albans Iouse's Point Oglens-
Durg, Montreal, &c.
Tickets all points north for lie at No. Foster street
Worcester-J. BARNARD, Agent
Fare as low as by any route and distance less.
k#- Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Train for West
and North. r. STEWART, Supt
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WORCESTER AND sPRINGFIELD DIVISION.
Inn.rn Ipnrnrs1nr hnnu Why SIaIlnna Iarcn,

WORCESTER AND SPNINGFIELU DIVISION,
Leave Worcester Albany and Way Stations taccom
For Springfield and way Stations $685. 900 am, and Sis
p IN.
(exD1 1925 a m, and AS and 1888 m. New York
sunday mali leaves 1905 p N. Sleeping ears will
leave Springfield for Rochester daily connecting with
4.30 p nj train. nv , -.
l35 exp. 2C5 exp, 400, $40 exp. M Albany sunday
EXPRESS $50 a m. Sunday mail 1925 m QIondavl '
RAILROAD CoENEoT1oNs.-At Albany with the New
York Central, Troy and Greenbush and Hudson Pi,,er
Railroads AT Chatham with the Harlem and tndso ua
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads AZ Staie
Line with the Housatonc Railroad. Al PiftsdeId with
the Pittsel am! North Adams and Housatonic r9roads
At Westheld with the New Haven and Northannino nj
AZ WIN tne Hartford New Haven and Spring
held and connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer win
the New LONDON Northern RR. At Worcester Junction
WIN tne providence and Worcester Worcester and
S sashiua = an Norwich and Worcester Railroads al
bury, and Milford Railroads. w ~
.. o. RUSSELL. Sup q Springneld
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BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON
DAY, May Is 1871.
For Boston, at 20 exp 925 exp. and 9.45 m, and
LAO, 3.25 exp, 3.5j exp, 800 and 9,55 exp. pm.
The APO m, and %, 3.55 and 955 p trains start
from u, lower; all Others rom the upper station.
For Grafton, Westboro'. Southvie, Cordavle and
Ashland at 100 and 9.45 M, lao and 500 m.
For South birmingham, APO, 100 925, and 9.45 m
lao 1926 1855, 800 and 9,55 pm
For Milford, at 90 and 925 lao 1925 and 355
For Natick, at 100 and 8 As a m, LAO and 600 m.
For Wellesley Granville, West Newton Newton
and Brighton, at 100 and 945 IN, and 800 m. Pas
sengers for the stations also take the LAO
train, which leaves Natck twenty-seven minutes after
wards.
The 20 a m train runs every day except MOI days all
others every day except Sunday.
Sunday express from Albany leaves the lower station
at 1885 m. for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Lower Station at 2.3O A. NJ. Nlon
day., for Be stOn.
For Worcester at 500, 100, $50 exp, exp, m, 100
EXPRESS 4SO express to birmingham, $50 express 800
For New York, via Springfield 800 exp. I'm, 800 exr.,
New York. via Norwich, $50 exp. pm.
Grafton. 100 m, l.S0, 4.30 M
WestborO 100 M l.3O, 4.3O. $50 exp. pm.
Southville 100 m, 100 430 pm.
Cordavle, 100 M l.30, 4.30 pm.
Ashland, 100 M 1870. 430, $50 exp. pm.
South birmingham, 500, 100, $50 exp and 900 exp
M ISv z.l5 EXP. 800 exp 400, 4SO exp, 500, $50
Natck, 100 10 m, 1880 2l5, 400 500 $780, 6OO 945 pml
Millbury 100 M, $50 pm.
Saxonvile, 1000 a m, 500 p M
Milford, 100 $50 exp. 9exp; am 2l5 exp 4SO exp PM
All outward trains runs daily except Sunday.
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $3.50 m, stopping at W
Newton, South birmingham, Worcester West Brook
held Palmer and Springfield, arrives in New York al
$50 am. G. o. RUSSELL, Sup't, Springfield.
A. FIRTH, Asst Supt, Boston.
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d.. Bakers Stable, Webster Square,
BLACK HAWK STOCK.
&-A TROTTING CHILDERs, Jr.

sired by the celebrated "rroting Chders," who
~. He was sired by Old Black Hawk, The sire of the
finest stock of horses in the world for speed size and
valuable qualities. His dam is large fast Black Ham
bletonan mare, formerly owned by Chas. l.. Flint See
rotary of the Board of Agriculture. He is l6k hands
high. weighs 1850 lbs. OF beautiful figure and action fine
Jet black and last rotter This horse was very sue
cessul the past season. and any wishing to raise
colt, will do well to call and examine him.
TERMS: THE above stallion will stand at my stable,
and limited number of Mares at SIS the season.
to be paid at first time Of service Don't patronze the
hundred dollar horses until you have seen this one
.s,,.-, ,,...o- ,o., L. b. HAPGooD.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS

Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from
49, NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
calling at Londonderry to land Mails and Passengers
Inc steamers of this favorte line built expressly
Tor the Atlantic Passenger Trade and fitted up in every
respect with all the modern improvements calculated
TO insure the safety, comfort and convenience of pms
sengers. " F
PASSAGE RATEs-PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND LONDONDERRY
First Cabin, S65 and SIS, according location Cabin
Return Tickets, $780, securing best modatioms
intermediate $33. Steerage, Sls
Parties sending for their friends IN the Old Counry
can purchase tickets at reduced rates For further mar
tcnars apply to HENDERSON BROS, Bowling Green
n. - or TO RlCE WHITING,
NM d&w6m Worcester. Mass
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA R. R.

NOTICE.
On and after April I'd, 1871, Passenger Train will
leave Foster street station Sunday at A. M for Gro
ton Junction and way stations This train will connect
at GToton Junction with train for Boston and nermed-
ate stations on Fitchburg Railroad; also with train Tor
Lowell, Boston, and intermediate stations on stony
Brook and Boston Lowell Railroads ''
Returning, will connect at Groton Junction with
trains from Lowell and Boston, and will arrive nj Wor
cester at ST. p. N. G. s. TiTuNEIS Sunt
Worcester, May q, 1871. diff ani
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TIM0RE.
STEAMSHIPS:
WILLIAM KENNEDY. Monday, May Is
WILLIAM LAWRENCE. friday, 10
MuCLELLAN. nOnuhy, "
GEORGE APPOLD FRIDAY, " 20
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to Petersburg and
Richmond BY river rail and by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Air Line to all points In Virginia, Tennessee Ala
bama and Georgia. and over the Seaboard and RoannEe
Railroad all points \ North and South Carolina Nv
the Baltimore Ohio Railroad to Washington am ~
places West. N
Through rates given TO South and West
Fine Passenger Accommodation
Fare including Berth and Meals to Norfolk Sl2s
For further Information apply to W. ouis
- ~. SAMPSON, Agent
- w od central Wharf. Boston.
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FAf y co.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
16 PEARL ST.

Opposite Post OmceJ
- FOR SALE-A Farm of 14O acres of
NEE good land II miles from Worcester; will summer
acres of cranberries, produced 65 bushels last
son; good buildings and in good repair; two good
chards. Price S2500-jnst half its value Apply to
ID. +. PARMENTER d CO..
2Brinley Hail. Worcester
~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
Ii City Property, 9miles from Worcester a superior
I'LL Farm of 1873 acres. well fenced with stone wall;
excellent buildings; large wood lot, mostly old
growth pine; will summer and winter IS head of cattle
Parties desiring good farm will find It for their interest
to call and investigate
Price $1,000. Terms easy. Apply to
d. +. PARMENTER d co.
~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
kiii City Property Farm of 81 acres 10 miles from
EllN Worcester, on good road to PrncetOn cuts
-~ from 20 to rs tons of good hay. and an excellent
Pasture of 40 acres-w be sold separate the farm
u desired. Fair buildings, good orchard &c. Price
$1,000 Apply to ID. F. PARMENTER & co.
- FARM OF 81 ACRES for sale, II
;ii miles from Worcester; will keep 10 summer
Ii and winter; IS acres of woo1, from to so years
- growth Two Story House. painted and papered
barn ~ lO shed 81 feet long piggey, henery shop
carriage room, granary &C, all in good repair; never
falling water runs In pipes to buildngs 200 choice apple
trees, all IN bearng-pears, peaches, cherries, &c.
Only Sl5OO-S60O down. balance may lay mortgage
Apply to d. F. PARMENTER & co.
~ FOR SALE-A Cottage House newt
@iii rooms, painted and papered In good style.
MiIl Lot 5000 square feet on Southbridge St Price
SlSOC-one third down, balance can lay on mort
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WESTWARD, HO - Tickets for the
w West by all routes and for all points South on the
Miesssipp River, at the lowest rates Apply to JONA-
BARNARD, y. =. and Canada Express ONCE, Cromp.
be cheerfully given. DIFF
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HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARILLA.

One bottle is equal in strength 10 one gallon of the
syrups or decoetions usually made and wine-glass
dded to pint of water equals the celebrated Lisbon
Diet Drink. Try it this way; delightful beverage
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-25
TELEGRAPH
From the Gold Hill News.l

PARIS, July24.-The municipal cleo
tons in this city yesterday, resulted
in the choice of six Republicans, con
servatives, and forty nine moderate
Republicans. The vote cast was very
small.
LONDON, July 24.-The meeting at
Hyde Park yesterday was a failure.
Heavy rain prevented any consider
able crowd assembling.
Prince Frederick William has ar
rived at Osborne.
y dispatch from Constantinople re-
ports a disturbance at Scutaral. No
particulars given. The trouble is sup
posed to be ola religious character.
PARIS, July 24.-Heavy payments
toward the Second half milliard of
the indemnity has been affected.
1t is reported that Favre persists in
his resignation, because the petition of
the Bishops urging the G~overnnneDt to
support h temporal power Of the
Pope has been referred to the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-The Cali
fornia Water Company. capital So
900 900. to operate IN California amt
Nevada. particular location not Speci-
fed, was incorporated to day. Trus-
tees: George u. Roberts. Jos. T. Pierce.
Michael Castle J. Welmcriing, y. c.
Peacbey. l.. l.. Robinson. ). Is. Bo>-
we'll. +. b. Dorsey. \. Monroe, ). w.
Lee. and ). Heydenfeldt.
y petition for the HoInination of "A
Republican Legislative ticket by the
delegates to the State Convention,
without recourse to primaries. is being
very generally signed and the move
ment promises to be IA success.
W. ii. Dali, who arrived overland
Yesterday, is said TO he organizing a
scientific expedition To Alaska, under
Government auspices.
The work of clearing away the deb
ris OF the ground swept over by the
great fire of Saturday evening. is COM
menced. The total loss Will reach
nearly $4,000.
The political cauldrop Is beginning
to warm up and bubble. The De1noc-
racy got out this morning an iliu>tra-
tive handful. setting forth the opera
tons OF the tariff, which Is sufficiently
sharp to elicit praise from tariff men
themselves. The Republicans are
preparing a number OF cartoons in
similar Vein.
Devine, the eX-jail- keeper who stir
red upthe investigation against Sheriff
White. appears TO be getting his hands
full. hIte proposes TO InIpeach his
reliability under oath by numerous
Witnesses and to-day Gillian Porter. of
the Board OF Supervisors, met him on
kearny street, and after some words
drew a pistol aud threatened to blow
the top OF his head OFT, but was pre-
vented. and arrested on a charge of
assault with a deadly weapon. The
investigation is still going on.
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y SERIOUS CHARGE.-It appears that
the late riot in New York City was de-
liberately planned and brought about
by the Republicans for political effect.
The Evening Telegram Of the 18th
inst, printed the day before the riot,
and at the time wheu it was generally
believed the Orangemen would not
turn out and there would be no dis
t~urbance, makes the following start
ling announcement:
The truth seems to be that a big
Radical move was at the back OF the
whole Orange excitement. 1t is known
that a riot was wished for by the Re-
publican leaders in this city. Arms
have been lavishly supplied TO Hiber-
mans and Orangemen alike by a Re
publican official, and a delegation OF
Radicals recently visited President
Grant to urge upon him the application
of the ku kluN law to this city in
event of a disturbance. Thus we
might have had upon us all the hOr-
rorS of a rotten borough government,
now so familiar to the people of the
South, with Federal gunboats threat
ening us from the harbOr, Fedora
troops parading Il streets. and mar
tial law hanging over us, If the parade
had not been suppressed. Its evident
therefore thai Mayor Hall felt that the
venture was TOO great, and concluded
that the only sure course 10 pursue
was to extinguiSh at once the spark
that threatened IA contiagration.
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MATRIMONIAL UNHAPPINEsS.-They
seem to have a novel way of main
tanning their matrimonial relations
ont at Phoebe, if the following card
from the Record is a portion Of the
pleadings:
| un ier>tand my wife, Isabella. has
sued tor Il divorce; upon what ground
I 90 not know. In the latter part of
July, 1870. she came to Phoebe deSti
tute. She applied to me TO get her a
situation. | Obtained one for her at
Mr.. Gli>>an'S. Shortly afterward She
WAS taken sick and | had her cared
for. Afterward married herand gave
her a good home-deedin- it to her
and when / left horne for this
three months ago. | gave her S5t0. and
have been constantly writing her since.
| appeal to the citizens of Phoebe for
these facts. If she can get a divorce
upon these grounds then there is no
use of paying out money 20 get mar
ried.
/ will answer the summons in due
time. Some conspicuous gent is at the
head of this, which I will find ont in
due time. GEO. WILSON.
Lone Pine, Inyo county, Cal, July
LIST, 1871.
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Not PoLITICAL-OH, NO!-The or
T~aniZatinn known rs the Grand Army
of the Republic refused to turn out in
the procession at Carson City on the
Fourth, because ali Objectionable Dem
ocrat was TO deliverthe Grafton. Well.
the negroes of San Francisco did the
same thing because they were assign
ed a place in the real of certain or
CARNATIONS of foreign birth. The
Grand Army of the Republic and ne
groes should get up independent
celebrations for their own especial
accommodation, where none but them
selves are allowed to participate and
perhaps they would then be satisfied.
State.
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ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-Shep. WiSOn,
the convict. who was sentenced to Car
son for two Years in the District Court
OF Lander county for an attempt IL
release Hattie Funk, with whom he
Was in love at the time, attempted To
commit saicide before he started for
Carson. IN charge of Sheriff Spires.
All for love, and another sad common
tarv ON the taithles>ness of woman.
While Hattie was IA prisoner under
indictment for murder. she concluded
she did Dot outrank Il horse thief! Her
trial came IN and She Was acquitted.
When her lover was tried for stealing.
he was acquitted, but on the charge of
assisting her 10 escap pc he wa> convict
ed. She outranked him then. and
refused to listen to his words of atfec-
ton. He was broken hearted, and
cold poison. He was saved. and
VIII he fed by the State and clothed.
not IN purple. nor Ven fine linen. by
the keepers of the Warm Springs Ho-
tel.-[Eureka Sentinel.
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The Corinne Reporter says ''late
news from Snake river reports the
Chinese engaged in extensive mining
operations on that stream, and that the
mines yield 81 a day to the Celestial.
The white miners have almost totally
deserted the mines, claiming that they
We're not rich enough for them, but
the stole sons OF Confucius find them
worthy of their labor, and the good
news from there is drawing away al
most all of II Celestial cooks from
this city, who believe they al reap a
richer reward with the pick and shovel
than with the frying pam
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FEMALE

Mrs. Stevens of the Pioneer re-
capitulates the argument which con-
WINGED Ben. Butler of the right of
women to the ballot by virtue of the
Fourteenth Constitutional Amend
ment. One section of that amend
ment reads: "All persons born or
naturalized in the United States and
subject TO the jurisdiction thereof,
are citizens of the United States and
of the States wherein they reside"
Next, what are persons? Webster's
definition is: AN individual
human being consisting of body and
soul. 1t is applied alike to a man,
woman, or child" Now what is a
citizen? Webster replies: I'm the
United States, a person native or
~naturalized, who has the privilege of
exercising the elective franchise, or
the qualifications which enable him
to vote for rulers, and to purchase
and hold real estate"
This is the logic of the claim; but
does it not prove too much? If the
amendment is to be construed in
this form does it not apply under
"abStar'c 1aHpitioD of s.or.o, >,
with as much force to the children
As to the women. The children, ac-
eordinS to the photographer, are
persons" and as such entitled to
the same measure of rights or priv
ilege which are granted to the women
who claim the ballot.
An argument which proves too
much, is worth no more than one
which proves too little.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-25

BooTH's SPEECH.-The speech de
Evered al San Francisco by Mr.. Booth,
the Republican canaidate for Governor
of California, is Il clever production
much above the average of Radical
speeches. 1t VAS evidently prepared
ons, and ii is stated copies Were for
warded for publication to the interior
papers before delivery.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-25

Lieut.. Fred. Grant, it seems, is not
going to Europe, after all; at least. it
was stated at the White House Thai he
would spend his leave on the Union
Pacific Railroad, where he has been
offered a position as civil engineer. II
is also stated as probable that he Will
abandon army life and devote himself
10 civil pursuits.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-25

The Reese River ReveilIe has inter
viewed a gentleman lately from the
mines south, at Silver Peak and vi
sion that taken altogether TIE country
south of us is not in Il prosperous con
dition-Siiver Peak, particularly. is
far behind what lis early friends pre-
Gie.ed."