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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-29
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judged. J. Baker, OF Alexander.
Prosecuting Attorney-J. F. Mccartney, OF
Massac,
Circuit Clerk-Jno. q. Harman.
Sherif-A. II. Irwin.
WIN. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT
Judge-F. Bross.
Assoc,a,es-J. +. McCri,e and ). Msrchildon.
Clerk-Jacob G. Lynch.
Coroner-John H. Gossman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Mayor-John NJ. Lsnsden.
Treasuter-J. b. Taylor.
Comptro!ler-E. A. Burnett
Clerk-Michael Howley.
Marshal-Andrew Cain.
Attorney-P. II. Pope.
Police Maglstrates-F. BrJss and II. shan
messy,
Chei OF Police-L. II, Myers,
SELECT COUNCIL
Mayor-John NJ. Lansden,
First Ward-P. G, Schulz.
Second Ward-C. r. Woodward.
Third Ward--Jno. Wood.
Fourth Wards. Stats Taylor
City-at- -Large-W. p, Halliday and D. Iluld.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
FIRST wARD--James Rearden,
Leo Kleb,
Isaac Walden.
ECoND wARD-R. II. Cunningham,
Il. Buder,
Henry Winter,
James Swayne.
THIRD WARD-Wm. Stratton,
Patrick fitzgerald
OURTH WARD--James Carroll;
G.H. Sease,
j. II. Metcaf.
Time of Meeting.
cirY COUNCIL.
The City Council meets in JOINT session ol
Friday evening preceding the hrst MONDAY
each month. .,,,.,
Tho select Council meets on the first Wednes
day and Thursday, after the second Monday i
each month.
The Board of Aldermen meets on the FIR
Nonday and Tuesday in every month.
COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL.
On Streets-Messrs. Taylor, Walder, Winte
ood and Metcalf
Drainage -Mesrvs. Cunningham, Schulz, Fitzge
aid, Eease and Halliday.
Ca,ms-Messrs, Wood, Cunningham and Kle
P0ice and Jai--Messrs. Carroll, Buder al
Woodward
Ordinances-Messrs. Sease, Walder and Taylor,
FIRE Department-Messrs. Rearden, swayne a
alliday.
MarEsts-Messrs. Schuh, Winter and o.
PTinting---M essrs. W edward, Swayne and Bud
Senauc-Messrs. Hud, Stratton and Metcalf.
Of Healh-TheM NJ ayor, andi Messrs. Ne
Mr., startton and Carroll
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Ts,Io,A,.q Cudl. 1laryl Cudd and jas ,tBadey:
Take notice that this action is oommenced
for laaattun,o land, in the Probeta Court in
mons in thiS action, Of which the f6fefofng is
cbpy, was fled in tho oIfIc6 6f the JpdEe Of
said Oonrs, at Onion, in the County, Of Uhion.
III said State, on the tenth day or May. 1871.
80: JA3.- ID. STEEDMAN.
UNION, May Is, 1871. III. May 10 fG
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MoLAssEs, Uubn ,35Y5O
Now Orl'ns. 800I90
Sugar H'se.. 60Qt90
NAILS, II kegs 50QD6 10
ONIONS, t3bua1 75Q12 90
on, Kerosene, 8 45@bO
Machinery. 1901 90
SPECIE, Gold 0p1 10
Silyer..... al o.
PorAT's, Ifis2 50l53 90
Sweet. bus 9OQDl OO
RIoR, Carolina B 9010
SHoT, Bbsg. 2 5092 20
SALT, Livorp. .200&l2 10
SOAP, 3D.. .i.2AQD10
SpInrTs, Alcohollgi6 90
Brandy ~ QO@l2 90
Gin 20 0U@6 SO
Run1..i q. O0@7 90
Whiskey. ;05@4 700
BUaAR, Crue d P16Ml6
Brown ~. ,..l2@ol4
.SrAaoH; u D..!. 84@l0
TEA, Green ib1 0002 90
Black, Il 00Go1 10
TonAcco, Chw. .GgD1 Oh
Smoking, ,B..60M1 90
VIyEaAnj Wine,:@69G0
- Fench!..... !. ~ 01 90
WYNE, Cham. 2s@35 90
Port, 59gal 8 0OQ@ 81
| Sherry..:. 2756r7 90
J Madeira. .3W08!O
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,s1An4s9eeasa sanBslllSence.

I,2 CHARAEgpoa4 ., May Z 26.- 6.--kffiged-
sseaegmsss,E y e! "a HNayl9r BaitiAd Eto-
43S H9f ey. civil ii, ii1l,.s};s Mss if, il
lIi Panama a haB e9aed: The: conditions of
PehsI atsV -hhkhown.!i A ft;ghtfnf epi-
1 demlc ~ raging at Sahtandore. I''s
I o4qKssosNs, MISS. May 26.- The Yerger
2ase, fa ,epmA ,9l before the District Court.
/; ;ths ;a RhlfS9stfeYpher jeopas1y was over
military SpuSs.padsr th1 rsSosstraotion ua ion
acts, ,.wag nhs6nstitntional. saThe case
will be tried Sthe, second ndslsfn,e on its
iemefits. - s.G..E' -
NEW YoRK, May. 25.-,Tho JNoylrs
cnble from Versailles. of Thursday night.
says Archbishop Darboy, ten Gosteges
and nearly fifty priests were murdered
in cold blood =
LEXINGTON. May 26..Allie Hunt won
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
0onnECrED WEEKLY DY THE BOARD OF IRA DE

ArPLEs, pbu.l UUGg2 0U
BAGGIN9, .22I33
BALE RopE, 1Ianii, ,D25
.orWesBib 8Wl2
BUTTER, North. 40Q15O
. Country, y b. .2O09O
BACON. Hams.124O23
Sides, u. 1b11. OBS
Shoulders. 9WII
CANDLES, Sperm4OW7O
|. hAdamantine fbl6@l6
CorToH YARN1 300I 40.
COTTON, Btct NJ. .144
Middling IL
Low hiidl'g, Is
Good Ordny,.... Ia
Ordinary. ia
CHEE1E, E,D.b. 200o2o
RNtvt ''.s.. .1otlDZd
CoErRH,,hio, pB17@22
LagnaSta .2l@29
Java q. .BloS0
EtotR, Co. 75QQ10 90
= Northern z 56@l1 90
GRAIN, Corn ]. 1.154b1.20
/. Wheat. Il 40abi so
|. Oats. -. 9061 90
Pets: - 1901 Is
|. E.HAT.forth, F!cwt.2 so
fHuDfs. Dry, Flbl2A@is
Grcen. .M8
LARD, q b. 1907
LIME, 81 bbl. 2 65dS2 rs
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Proclamation,

XKJHEREAS ille peace and tranquility Of
FFi!cartain sections OF tho State OF South
Carolinh have been interrupted by assem-
blages Of disguised men, who have assated
and injured peaceful citizens, to their detri-
mont and serious injury, involving, in many
casos. atrocions murders. upon quiet and up-
offending citizens, OF which the following are
enumcrations: u.
ROBERT MELTON twhite) and family.
consisting of himself, his wife and dauahter'
residing not far from Orc. Chesterfield Uoun.
by disguised party. and shot ut his door,
from tho efeots'of which he died q short time
after. His wife followed him to the door and
was shot through the breast, killing her in
desist, was shot in tho thigh. from the effect
OF which her leg was amputated, from which
she died. fiI -.
.MYEE JOHNSON. leolored, was murdered
about four weeks since, lIy \ disguised purify
Of whito meh, who entered his ho1se and shot
him.. inflicting wounds from tho effacts OF
which nc liod lew days afterwards.
near Coward's Turnout, williamsburg Coun.
ty, on the night OF tho 9th April, by band
ot disguised mon, having boon dragged from
ALEXANDER McCLAN lcolorea) WAS hung
near GEeahH Church, Williamsburg Comfy,
on or about tha. night Of April 20, hy d band
Of disguised men.
tvo and a hall miles from Manning Court
House, Clarendon County. on or. About the
2oth e april. being riddled by bpcs. shot. by
| o party unknown. i.''.;';'t 4 :.
pERT < SCOTT. dovernop u 1a & LIZ i st;te & so Of
South c.rolina, u order that ,tAe ps7ilas to
hended and appropriately punished, as: Issue
HhMiH KK EToii patiOR that ssx.r4 flXE
the apprehension and deliyaly; OF aAHy, And
stsIs sEsfS %pita pGTas1n n.oof or psTsons i this
aided or parsicipatedin any Or either o5 these
dssss dG.s o. Violence and HaEdsr. os hAvnR In
the State; said rewards shall be paid to any
persons, either military or ciyiiianai who may
! be entitled 70 receive them. by arresting tho
offenders against the laws. "
| III testimony whereof. have hereunto
subscribed my name, aud caused tho
| great seal of the State to be affixed,
[t. s ! 1T Columbia. this 2fth day OF Ma,
! a: y. 1871, and in tho ninoty -fifth
yeat OF American Independence.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
r. T.. CARpozo, Secretary OF State.
May % "i,' ..1i hs!
-
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B|:E|:sT E|:l|: GRADES.
EVERY GLASS OF GOODS.

From the lowest to the highest, and We feel
confident that all those tA1orinGi; US with an
order from defiance will be ,pleaeed and
satished that: rH! ip1ta1I.,li - ro,.r I, \
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State Of South Carolina.--Uni0n Co
=. i COURT OF PRORAFE. .:''SS;,;;

William Dailey, Plaintiff, us.. jams Bailey.
Mhfy Cadd; Joshua Oadd, 'Tbonu3o Bailey.
James Bailey, Nancy Cudd, William Cudd
Jonathan Bailey. T. h. Baiiay, Nicely Bailey
=, and Ellen Palmer, ,Deteudsnte. SUMMONS.
10 the UN3eRdd3S !.i- - u!t !..Ut Z =; rag
'VOU Hfe hereby summoned and REQUIRED
. II no answer the, petition In. 4hiB' aahon,
which nts Al9d ~ the offaJe OF the etPfohate
'J1ndgs, f9r tte ssid County, and to sarve .
the subseriber. at his Office, at Union. g. O..
Within sHtnHJ days aftes the iaeTziss ksfeoi'
ekoIdMye Of tho day Of suoh seTvfcs, and Il
you Tall 70. Ahswer she complaint within tho
will apply fo the Oontt for ne lelief demand
ed liz tho peti.ion,y.E f7;fr ~,
Dated May IS. 1871: :..,A III
hNS ~ :. JAS. B. STEEDMAN.
y;..J spj, ~ Plaintif,S Aktoynay.
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Private. Boarding,

"' Private Boarding.!
AZ rs. &. J. WYATT Informs her friends
M and the pnbiic III gcncrai,' that che has
,it,i o PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
.Ai stroet, near Bull. Tho house is largo
AMI 'iry. and guests may expect the comforts
o Il nome. May2
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oHU U.lE'; R H.o ] u vi S. j, r :: !
r HsR HR o " . .'
1n this city to deal with.
In this city to. deal with.

We will upon application, send promptly
by mail, full lines OF samples Of those hind 81
Goods desired and specified by our; friends
ana customers. All orders accompanied by
any par. G! the State free OF freight cA=Sas.
Those unancompanied. will he sent G. O, Is. A
We respectfully solicit orders, which will
receive the prompt and personal attention OF
one or tue firm. Our prices being low, we
think we can render satisfaction to all. Give
us trnl. n - :. >''''
J. H. & N. L. KINARD.
Mays COEUMHIi ar
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FIAdministrattr's Notice.
A Ii pcrsons holding demands against the
"A Estate OF WIN. II. BECKHAM, de-.
ceased, arc required 10 present them, duly
Monteitl:. Esq: "a. HsWOLFE,
.%:Arril % &c Qualified Administrator.
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Reduction in Prices.

/, rw.p. "a LADIES popular PONY I'HH;.
TONS, one of the Number Just
WJW- received. very stylish. Eo:tnp
,Ssae.-Buggies, Top BugGies ana Turn
soat Buggies, In variety. tino Six -paaHenger
'ttons, on three sprngB. Opon and Inrn-seat
Roekaways. This varied stock is now b6ing
offered very low. Also for salo desirable
pair Of BAY MAKES:
May Is w. X. GREENFIELD:
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Gun and Blasting Powder.

A FULL supply OF the celebrated, Duuont' =
IA GUN AND BLASTING POWDER. IN Lcrs
aud cannisters, is now offered to merchants
and consumers at the lowest market rates, by
tho undersigned, who nre sole agents for the
manufacturers at this place.
Mnv25 JOHN AGNEW e SON.
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I.4BA, .46 and 1..455z.h Ei8eA baG.

n t.ssa a. ltss; 81 ss5 g h3&;sa4b5s 3;ssag b3S
Legs ehesnat horse won ttsset6Hd; time.
S:gG Gla$sgaB' ;HaS ReNMi May gJllTfIg1 A{. 5A5I{as.
three. -,
:.NEw York. May 26.-Oollins and Ed:
wards, after having fought q drawn
fight. AWeiA arrested upon; return ia
the eiex The fight was :to have been re-:
nbwet fhis morning. a;.:9s, !:
FosM,s: ::was sentenced ia be nunn on
the 1AsH 9Jnltt Judge CardSza could
Eglve him no hope Whatever; ;tok .comfna.
Smuggling operations. covering seve.
ral nnonths and involving 800; DO0, have
been discovered. Some Officers OF the
ocean, seeameEs are involysdtl Pattiou-
lars ate. y tthheld. lsn:yil3, l5y SrItsi !!
EdYards and Collins we're committed
70 sha Yp9mbk IA dsfault pf $S 000s. :
; GAIysFon r. A3Sa Asg alasi a a3;. r Rex Mf B!ap
tlon n St synagSgas g f 8 ,s lsse te;dSy. sinH
ssssa insss,ssss Yass aEea5szs PtG.
seSsiysd "a sssi M #lsre; and bioaisss. apD2
istptuTus to makes d truthfuiFenort. .
tratn cf6sssd tEs Ss 19Si tb1 iss
sippi here o.daH tIi1VadI
FtSDA. N, y; May 55.AChhs. Eacker
was was hung tolas,s protesting his limo
BosToN, May 26. Frederick Lock.
mand. charged with lraudulently OBJ
tanning $40, 600 WORTH oi 6dtion from tue
Boyleston Bank. was oon kiUted.
R1oHMoND, May 70. THE ballots in
the city counted this mofHing showed
that the Conservatives havS carried the
city by ITO majority, and elected twenty
elk out OF thirty oouncilmen. Two of
the CONSERVATIVE councilmen we're also
voted fot by the Reptblica1s In Lynch.
burg, the Qo4sefxati vps csrtied the CITY.
In Norfolk, Ehe;: OphsetyatiYes have car
ried the Quttncil. Twenty townships
heard from HHo no: material political
changes. Pstersbprg ia Republican. In
Alexandria, the; O9nseryatives carried
three Of four wards J! ,tiN
! WAsHrNagoF, Mey 2e.1Oolfax is be-
lieyed to be-out 81 dangdr!EH
Rear AdmTqittal MelaIcthon Smith has
returned;11 knd, Commod6rt, Steadman
been promoted to the REAR Admiralty.
The 'SsnRte had bare quofum to- day.
There was no action regarding the pris-
so.s;o, nnelS wss ainse Hours executive
70 upon some de-
treaty. .l1ill5
!. IlooaoliiIiesTiSls !es probable that the
weather, on Saturday, In the Mississippi
saliey ana SCUM 81 sthe Ohio. Cooler
ana pa1!iaily ciondy weather ls probable
ifom Wisconsin; eae.wafo TO the Atlantic.
doVernor Scon, OF south Carolina, is
The u Rwnress @ w TSm Mnren;a nGsAt ;,os ,x,.,..,
to I,adV Rprgovna 81 wbnna @ bneSand'. sa
yacht she ESCAPED from France s % n1,stl1 :
gold locket, set with diamonds, with
most exquisite likeness OF her majesty
enclosed, $50 souvenir OF. that memora.
BILE voydgd to Eneland.I = -
:. ~ :; = .. .-4s-.sA z z z-
HOTEL AH6rvAhs... May, &c. - Columbia
Hotel-Mtg- .Ip9eS, Mias .Woodfin, J. B,
Carwiie, HEyberty ~; F.. .Rney and lady;
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! SASH ) S |; RIBBONS.
GEORGE PAGE & CO.

GEORGE PAGE g. CO.,
..No:,5 ". shroeder Street, baltimore. ad..
+ Hsy Manufacturers OF
=. PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM !, ENGINES and BOILERS
Patent Improved, Portable -
il@ CINCU L'A II SAW MILLS.
G4dEG. MUEAYAND SASH Sd W,AfLEs,
HhiST MILLS, TIMBER WHEELS. SHIN.
lar Save, Betting and Mill supplies generally,
and manufacturer'a agents for LefieVs CeIs.
brated Turbine Water Wheel and every de.
AGRICULTURAL, ENGINES A SPECIALITY.
@Send for descriptive catalogues. ard
frlce Lists. May 23 3fT1y
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

two days, and rumor says he has gone
to the Springs or TO where the
woodbine twineth."
Stocks, active, and sales very
heavy.
Sunset this evening was the most
magnificent ever witnessed IN San
Francisco. and was such as is seldom
Q outside OF the tropics. Many
people were out on Russian Hill
watching it.
+. Languimetti alias 1.-The Gutter
Snipe." an Italian, aged 10, who
went crazy on the failure Of Adams
4 Co.'S Bank. and ever since subslst-
Ell by picking up refuse in the gut
tiers. was sent to the Insane Asylum
to-day. Special officer George J.
Becker. who arrested him and after
wards struck the poor wretch a blow
III the face in the calaboose, was
tried bv the Police Commissioners
to-day and dismissed.
Chollar. in addition to the regular
five dollar dividend. declares an ex'
ira dividend Of five dollars.
Physicians will participate gener'
ally in the funeral of DIR. Rowell to
morrow.
The heavens are overcast this even
ing. Weather warmer with sons
hope OF rain.
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Congressman procscdIngs.

N,sHrxgrnv. Jan. ,.
JUDGE Mercer Inns mot vet brought
tha subject of tine new auportiop-
nragt before the House Judiciary
Commit aa hrt fine General ~ouiaian
of mr.b.rs ar IA. Commit. an
near. 10 be In 4rv5r or igcreg .inr Fine
anmber If members to $50 Which
vo8fd rea3,fhIv prayart t-a nae@ssi-
~ Of r.a.-inr the renraeanut.ap ng
any Stsfa. Nav- Hrnn.bira i. the
only state which, world uot In Ger
min of es.gpinu reduction war, tae
unmbar ISL II @a
mi. rnmnrel aetfu +, WASHINGTON
t1at senator Morton viii s7rrael
Secretary Fish a.f.r fine adjournment
of tine Indiana I.eaialatnra.in March
The ss.au,nr. CsornrJfa which
cleared Yesterday lar Falmouth. Enc
land. where she viii await orders for
n-r1reaIinr IA France. taak 4gat
cases OF ammunition. 100 easas of
cartridges. $50 eases of muskets.
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{ DIsFATC HE'S
ERoaE s4x FRANCISCO.

SAY FRANCISCO, Jan. >.
Col. 4. ". Won Schmidt. who
bowed Blossom Rock out Of the
Larbor Of san Francisco. and ac-
eonplished other great felts, leaves
for the East. overland. tomorrow.
i. y. Coleman. since the COM
mencement Of suits against him by
Alvinza Hayward. his late partner,
Inns been called on to resign his po-
,ition rs President Of the Merchants
Exchange Bank. He did so to-day,
and Levi Stevens, Of Stevens, Baker
4 Co, was elected III his place.
Counsel FOR Mrs. Fair made an in
elfectuai attempt To get Judge STAN
ley to bring her case before the Grand
jury Of san Francisco to day. The
case i under investigation BY the
Grand Jury Of Alameda County.
The jurisdiction Is not vet settled.
The Phoenix Silver Mining Com
pany. to operate in Eureka District.
Nevada, was Incorporated to-day.
Capital. DOC, 900. Trustees. b.
Haggin, Geo. Hearst. j. Mcdonald.
Geo. Dodge AMI A. Z. Head.
The sales of tile lands forfeited
~ first purchasers, nj auction to-
day, we're entirely satisfactory. for
lots mainly located between India
Basin and South Basin, each side Of
South san Francisco. Homestead
lots ranged from 1916 to $3.50 per
lot of 81 by 100 feet, against $500 in
1869. The decline in prices, per.
haps varied from - to 50 per cent.
generally, though some lots went al
80 or 50 per cent. less than before.
4 broker. one of those who en-.
| gineered the "'eorner" in Hidden
Treasure a few days since. has not
J been seen in the Board for the last
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TAXING rHE PArER.-Many of orr
city subscribers complain that they
do not yet the Register. our carrier is
an old hand at the business in Carson,
and rarely makes a mistake, which
renders the ~%uppositinn plausible that
persons are in the habit Of talking the
paper from other peoples premises.
Watch for them.
QvIcE TINE.-Dyer's Reno stage
made the trip from Reno to this city,
day before yesterday thirty-two miles,
i'm fonr hours tincluding stoppageSl.
bringing III our fellow citizen T.. II.
Rail one of the heaviest merchants OF
Carson City.
Nor1cE or APrEAL.-The bondsmcn
of the late safe Treasurer, yesterday
filed with the County Clerk notice OF
appeal 10 the Supreme Court. They
act Jointly, a. III the case which vas
recently decided against them in the
District Court.
DIsLocArED.-We dis.ocated one oi
the Copying clerks Of the Assembly
/ Yesterday. Theodore :. Davenport,
the gentleman referred TO. halls from
storey county, instead of Douglas Is
reported.
PRAYER MErTrNe.-Thcre will be g
prayer meeting a. the Methods.
Church this friday evening com.
mcucinG Mt : O'Clock. seats are free
and the public is invited TO attend.
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SHOOTING ArFEAT At VIRGINIA
About half past ; o'clock this morn
ing n desperate shooting afiray oc-
CURED on South G street. Virginia.
between William Garrard and Dep
utg Constable Briuton. resulting III
tire latter being badly and perhaps IA
tally wounded. Garrarl is Il Young
man about nineteen or twenty years
Of age. son OF William Garrard. who
was recently rendered the appoint
meut of private secretary to Govern
or Bradley. Young Garrard came
i'm from Walker river yesterday
morning. where he has been herding
cattle, and last night was at Scots
dance saloon dancing and having n
81 good time. About half past : he
lett "a Go honey with Annie Sullivan.
ono oil tle girls dancing at the sa-
loon. when iirintun objected. saving
,ha! was his e.rl. and he would see
that no one went with her hut him
self. The three passed ont together
and hand only gone 81 few wards when
tAe dispute ended i'm 81 collision. and
both men drew their pistols and
went to shooting ut each other only
al at or ten feet apart. Bginton
fired two shots and Gfrrard three.
Glrrard was not hit at all but he Init
/ Grintun twice. one ball lodging III
his right shoulder and another en-
tcriag the front portion of his left
side, just above tine lower rib. Gar
rard was arrested by officer Morrow.
and is now in the station-house wait
ing the result of Brintou's wounds.
Brinton with the assistance of tive
men walked to DR.. Hcathts Office,
near hv. and subsequently To the
/ Occidental lodging house. across the
way. where he now lies. Drs. Hpati
and Green, upon examination, pro.
nounee the wound in his side as very
/ dangerous but not necessarily fata.
one. They did not find the ball,
therefore it may have penetrated into
tine cavity beyond the ribs. That in
the shoulder is merely a tleshwound
but they did notind that ball either
owing to the condition of the patien.
not allowing of q critical examina.
ton at present Gold Hill News
9Th.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

GREAT NEws IIUIENu ron PRUSSIA j.
The greatest bargains i'm the clothing line!
Eoppcl Ak Flat reoharing their immense
~tocE ofelothing at New York cost, Tor 50
firm SO they take hiS method Of inform
ing the public of Carson and vicinity that
they Will save 10 per cent ian purchasing
their goods at the above mentioned store,
aud will find their goods superior to any
otherin this state. til
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
STOCKTON,

STOCKTON. Jan. 8.
\ man named Albert Hobeler,
while carelessly handling a gun, to
day, in the vicinity Of Durhams
Ferry. accidentally shot himself. DR..
Saml. Lancdon, Of this city. left to-
night for the purpose Of dressing his
wounds.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
VOID oUAcKs.-.

4 VOID 4IAclxs.--A victim early in
- discretion, causing nervous debility, 'aa-
ture decay etc, having tried in vnin every aIyer-
Used remedy, has z simple means II s~elf-cure,
which he viii send free 10 III. fellow. sufferers
Address: J. II. FUTILE, IS Nassau street, New
YORK deaa-ar.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

TaE BEsr y CHEAPEST @ Is rHE
SrNrE.-0lcovlch Bros. who have really
the best facilities in the state for selling
cheap. as they buy only in the East, an
nounce Ia the ladies of Carson City and
vicinity that their prices are put down
lower th8u ever before. They made n
large puTcaaSeof French good, before the
prusssan and French war commenced,
and are now able to sell foreign and do
nestle goods cheaper than they can be
bought even in san Francisco. Good har-
gains at Unusually low rates for the holt
days and ladies are respectfully invited
to make their -purcha>esa al Olcovich Bros.
JosEPu Ro>ESSroCK has moved into
his new store in the County Building. Ii
Is the largest single room occupied as Il
store, In the Sta'e, aud tho handsomest.
ItIsllShtcd by six large. elegant hanging
lamps or chandeliers. The display of
clothing and furnishing goods rs they are
opened out, j. very fine indeed. From
the East and from san Francisco. MIR.
I~snsenstock has received. and is CON
stantly receiving, dress and business
suits, made To his order expressly for
this market under clothing. line shirts,
new and beautiful neck-tics, the finest Of
blankets. extra aue boots and shoes made
10 ortcr, Kid and buck gloves, q very ex-
teasixe and varied assortment Of the
latest style Of hats and cap bedding 81
All descriptions, extra fine horse blan-
kots, q splendid article jewelry, and IN
fact q full assortment Of the most dcsira-
bile winter goods. This Is the largest and
best stock ever brought to his market.
and L will be sold n prices far below any
figures that amy other dealer can afford
to liz upon his goods. Goto R0scns.ock's
and see what a magnificent display tie
makes. dl7-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-24
The Place to Buy your Clothing.

Ify you want good Spring suit from SIT nm,
upwards, go To BLON DliElMS
Corner King and Fairfax streets
Ifyou want Il iirst-cla>s Black, Blue or Brown
Short Frock Coat, go t."
BLONDuElMS,
Corner King and Fairfax streets
If you want the latest style Derby Coat fhl
men or boys, go to LONDuElMS,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
Ifyou wish To see the best assortment of Ligh
Col"rcd Pants and Vests, 60 to
BLON DHEIMS,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
Ifyou want the leading fashions of Nccktr-
Bows and Scarf, go to
BLON DHEIM'S,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
S. LONDHEIM is Introducing all the rev
SPRING STYLES at lower prices than any
other house in the trade and can say in regard
to chcapncss that he has cast all others out of the
ring, and stands champion among clnthicrs
= BLONDHEIM,
M u Corner King and Fairfax streets.