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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21
OH nailp STATE 2eeister.
WHILE THE DAYS ARE GOING BY.

There are lonely hearts to cherish.
While the days are going by:
There are weary souls that perish,
While the days are going by
But if a smile we can renew
AS our journey We pe-Sue,
d, the good We all may do,
While the days are going by.
There's no time for idle ~Scornin-,
While the days are going by:
Let your face be like the morning,
While the days are going by:
., the world is full OF signs
Full OF sad and weeping eyes
Help your fallen brother rise,
While the days are going by.
All the loving links that bind US,
While the days are going by.
one by one we leave behind us.
While the days are going by;
But the seeds OF good veSow.
Both in shade and shine shall grow,
And shall keep our hearts aglow,
While the days are going by.
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Guardianship Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. JUDI
cial District, in and for.tle county If ormsby.
State of Nevada.-ln the matter Of the estates
and guardianship Of Charles F., Alice, Clara,
Timothy Edgar. and Emma Smith. mir"rs.-on
reading and filing the petition of Harriet VI.
>mith, Guardian of the above named minors,
praying for sale # real estate and personal prop
erty. and il appearing thete:rum thar a sale Of the
whole of the real estate and personal property II
said minors is Necessary for their support and ed
~ucatioH. and would be for the best interest and
benefit, ii Is hereby ordered that the next Of kin
of said minors. and all persons Interested IN said
estate appear before tn Court, at the C'urt-room
thereof. at Cars N city. county of Ormshv. state
of Nevada, on the 9th day Of April. A. u. l>ll. at
IL o'clock a IN then and there to show eau e why
I'll order should not he granted for the "a { If such
ZEAL estate and personal property An't let a copy
of this order be published at least once a week for
three weeks successfully. before said day appoint
ell, III the Daily state Rezi>'er, a newspaper
printed and Published in Carson City, urmsby
county, State Of Nevada.
C. y. HARRIS, ! istrict Judge.
Dated March 6, A. D. ISL.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21

\ story comes from Aberdeen,
Scotland, of a young girl who fell
in love with a negro, the first Of his
race she had ever seen. She be-
came SO demonstrative toward the
object of her affection that her friends
induced the African to leave the
country, but, when the girl shortly
after discovered what had been done,
she took to her bed. refused allfood,
and finally died of sheer starvation.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21

The Cincinnati Inquirer remarks
that 'Peter Cooper ought to be saw
ing up something for his old age.
For a young man of only eighty to
be giving away $780, 900 every little
while looks extravagant."
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N OFICE.

TNTHESECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Of the State of Nevada, in and for the county
Of OTmsby. In the matter of the estate OF HENRl
STIrkNOTH, deceased Pursuant to an order OF
said Court this DAY made and entered of record.
upon the petition Of Siebo Mnnringa, notice il
hereby given that WEDNESDAY, the I'D day OF
March, A. D. 1871, at 10 O'Clock a M. Of said day
and the Courtroom of said Court, at the Court
house in Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada.
have been appointed As the time and place for
proving the will Of Henry Stcknoth, deceased,
when and where any person interested may appear
and contest the same.
T.. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
Dated March 8, ISL. milo lot
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FAKE WARNING.
Administrators Notice.

ESTA1E OF LAWRENCE BARNHARr, De
= ceased. Notice is hereby given by the I'M
der.igned, Administrator of the estate of LAW
Renee BARNHART, deceased, to the creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months from and after the
first publication Of this notice. to the undersigned,
at WIN. Patterson's Office, in Carson city, Ormsby
county, State Of Nevada
LOUIS BRADBR,
Admir- Of the estate Of Lawrence Barnhart. decd.
Carson City. March 4. ISL Dhe-as
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21

Certain circles of Washington So
ciety are excited over the approach
ing marriage of colored physician,
a professor in Howard University,
and a white lady, his senior in years.
who is at present teaching school in
Virginia.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21
A beautiful woman is poetry

A beautiful woman is poetry illus
trated. A good women, though
plain of feature, a loving truthful
woman, an enduring, patient woman,
one whose smile is cheering as a
sunny June morning, is a brighter
jewel than the costliest gem that
ever sparkled in a kings crown.
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Dissolution Notice.

,s,UE COPARTNERSHP K4RETOFOKE FX
,Ssting between the undersigned. under the
firm name of BUCKINGHAM / THRILL. wa
this dsy dissolved by mutral consent. The ,katine
rink business will be conducted as usual in this
vuntY by L. L.. Buckingham.
~ y. L. BUCKINGHAM,
.s5l. JOHN TERRILL.
Carson City. M,rch II. 1871 mhl41ni
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21

The Rothschilds of Paris clothed
during the siege forty-eight thous-
and women, and twelve thousand
men with WOODEN garments, at the
expense of three hundred thousand
francs.
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STATE OF

COUNTY OF OHMSBI.
J., the undersigned, lie. K IT the Second Judi, iil
Dist let Court of the State If NeYa,rs, held in and
for the said county OF Orm-hy, do hereby certify
the above TO be a copy of the original order # said
Court now of record i'll my office.
~ In witness whereof. | have hereunto set
! SEAL my hand and ali Nd TIE seal of said Court.
49, this 9th day of March, 4 d ISL
mhg-3w I. J. EDW ARDS, Clerk.
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Marriage and Celibacy.

E~.4y fer Young Men, or great SO
Ga evils and ABUSES, which interfere will
N..KRiA0K-uith sure means OF relief for tn
Kssssg ard Unfortussts: diseesed and deoih.ateo.
~ FREQ. in scaled envelopes. Addresr
E:isAKD kssOcIA1x0N, No. Z 8. Ninth e.
q Tx oasa.tf
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LIVER REGULATOR KNOWN.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE 4 BorTLE
N THE HOUSE.

TlIE INVENTOR or THIS REALLY WONDEE-
j FIJI FpNlC, At or 4 >cIIe~of wears and cI-
perimentS. has -urceci,d ia bringing Ief re II .
public a | that can lie Ge>j cl Of a pure Tonic and
iecupcrutor.
These BitteTs are pvela! I'd from the most ch,ics
and wfoles me herbs and roots, and have given
uu ver>tl satisfaction wherever tried Thousands
If dy>ptptlCs have found chef tlr ugh their use.
and hySicIans recommend Them TOR tn cure # al
dis ases IF the blaed and liver and i regularIt4s
Of the digestive u~gaus.
Headache. Eilinusness and Constipation, Gen
eral Debility and Los # APPETITE. all are causeI
10y Ill" dcianEtnPn: + the si"lna, h, Liver aHJ
Jthrr tanctipHarie> & the sgt vi. The MI Biz
tel, have been successfully used aud Al warranted
10 alleviate the sufferer in ali the tbuve cases
he UuIreC-d-lsrsd success of our Bittcrs havr
met With nu tbs coast, and the numerous call. for
the zane from the hast. At> Ibiurc.l II, to orrn r.
hone in Chicago, ami III ,uS.nGs IF blttkS ar.
sent daily to all parts Of The state, and the CAL
ltoENlA mi iiTIEt>" under VII ch uaIns
they are al there, ere rapid rowing IN gen
eral ftT"t 1ti >nIiiaAtiHE III rr1>t c4ses all vtt,-r
tnuics and bevrIa-es.
sue es cGeltes rivals. AID : ne ua,c!uruiut.
parties a e eitdrIvutiHE To- sFrl au imitation article.
ance, 10 deceive tie uuvary. AMI 10 caution COZ
>umeT> L. examine Tie ~tU9i.Ie T. foe purchasing
the genuine has Dur trade ut4rk blown in ctCI
h'rll~. ami D.. IIE'LEl : : :.Etture pis,r'l ar.
the taT.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21
BOOKS and STATIONERY,

A VOID QUACkS...A victim Of early in
"A discretion, causing nervous debility, yrema-
tnre decay, ETC., having tried in vain every adver.
fised remedy, has a simple means of sslf-cure,
address: J. H. FUTILE, IS Nassau street, Nv
YAA ~
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Administrators Notice.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND 1UDi-
cal District. in and for the county of Orut>by,
Neyala-ln the nIItt.r OF the estate OF Law
renee Baruhart. de ceased Un re ding and Ahng
the petition Of Louis Braier, Administrator of the
estate of Lawrence Barnhart, deceased, PRAYING
f T the sale of tia real estate and personal Ir,y-
erty # said estate. and it appearing thertf en-
that a stle Of the whole of real estate aud personal
property Of said c-tate Is necessary To- pay the eS-
peuseS f Admini>tiari Hn AID thu debts OF said
estate, il Is hereby ordered HAT all persons inter
e>ttd in said estate. appear hef.ne this Court, at
the Court-roon thereof. at Carson City, urm-hy
County. state Of Nevada, on Teusiay the llth
dty Of AIril, A. D. ISL, at 10 O'Clock a m. then
and there 10 show cause why an order should not
pe gtauted tor the sale of such real estate and
personal properly And let a copy Of this order he
published at least once a week for four weeks sue
cessi-eiy. bsf're said day az appointed, in The Daily
State Register a newspaper printed and published
i'll Carson City, ormsty comfy, state If Nevada.
{ y. IARkiS, DistIict Judge.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21
A Of NEVADA

CnkNTYu Of OEMSBY.
+. 7. J. Edwards. County Clerk of orTssby
county, Neva IA. .hJ ~ III 10 Clerk Of said DIS
tr!ct Cuurt. therein ku.drn. 20 h. reby certify that
the foregoing is a c py Of the original order in the
above entitled action, a. the came now appears Of
record aud on ii Z in my office.
~ In testimony whereof. | herennto set
SEAL my had aud affix the zeal of said Court.
- this 10th day Of March, A. D. ISL, at my
office in Carson City, Nevada.
mhIl Nv T J. EDWARDS, Clelk
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21

Il. u. LILLE 4 w..
DIR CT
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAST.
Blank Cooks,
New Books,
miscellaneous Books.
Newspapers,
Violin Strings,
Letter Paper,
Legal Cap,
Bill Cap,
FoOlscap,
Note Paper,
Legal Envelopes,
Noto Envelopes,
Drug Envet Opes.
.aSmine and Violet Inks,
ArnoId's Writing Fluids,
Maynard x Noy.>' Inks.
Oavids' Inks,
Reservoir Muctiage stands.
Patent MuciIage
MuctIage In stands,
lnkssands,
Fountain inksiands
X nkstand<
travellers In
Elegant Portfolios,
Writing Desks,
Water COlors.
carpenters PencJs,
IndcIibie Pencils,
Drawing Pencils,
4. Fnber,s Pencils,
. Copying Br sshes,
Copying Presses,
Copying Books,
OIL Paper.
Drawing Paper.
Tracing Paper.
Profile Paper,
yotarfal Waters and Seals,
Certificate of Marriage,
Reward. of Merit.
ApOthecartes' La
checker BOards,
Casds and Dice.
Dice Boxes,
Chess Men.
Collection Bags.
Rubber Bands,
Bill Files,
kYeIet Machines,
Paprr Fastener,
Paper Weights,
Paper Cutters.
H. G.. LILLE,
NOTARY PUBLIC \ COMMISSIONER OF
III No ii South G street. four doors south OF
Bank of California, Virginia, New felotf
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,IONTREAL GOLD AND>ILVER

nj MINING COMPANY. Location # Prop
erty, Rose Canyon, Orm>by county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent ppon the following
described stock, Oh account # "a se>smeht levied
on the 18th day f January, ISL. The several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21

4rNo charge FIR Milling. Sampling CT Assay.
ASA. : guaranteed to correspond with U. 5. lint
Ore SACKS returned to ship pers free Of Railroad
charges. Ores sampled 10y Battery or Crusher, at
the option Of shipper.
F. F. OSBISTON, Manager.
Reno, January !, lS71. mhl9-tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

members to the New England society as an en-
couragement to the New England society to
come TO Lowell.
Ii appeared also that Worcester was very
anxious TO have the fair but the delegation from
that section was small ut the meeting. Their
speakers accordingly complained that trap had
been sprung on them, and they desired further
time.
a paper was read nthe Lowell interest, which
was substantially glowing portrayal of the
great facilities of situation ms respects railroad
connections, fair grounds. hotels, $4,000 al
ready raised and more coming, immense popu-
laiions in the city limits and close by at Law
renee, as well as not far distant in Boston and
Manchester, all of whom would come to the fair
to spend their money, and this totaity of adj
Vanlages was presented to the convention as
constituting pTc-eminent nducement, trump
card indeed, with an air of 'Ilow is that for
high?"
Worcester seemed to think that there was
something of the "heathen Chinec" game in the
proposition, and Mr.. Pratt as her spokesman de-
clarcd that if the society would adjourn the
meeting and give them month to prepare they
would do all and offer all that Lowell could, and
more too, and if they didn't have men enough TO
vote with Lowell at the next meeting, then they
would go to Lowell. (Shouts of laughter)
The vote was taken, and Lowell's solid column
of 115 men came down on the amendment like
an avalanche. 1t was rejected, and the motion
of Mr.. Salmon of Lowell prevailed.
Mr. Ager of Lowell now moved that the prop
osition of Lowell be accepted.
Mr.. Goodman of LenoX moved that it be re-
ferred to the trustees. Negatived.
Gen. Head of Manchester moved an amend
ment making the acceptance of the proposition
conditional upon arrangements being made by
Lowell which should be satisfactory to the COM
mittee. Carried.
The motion of Mr.. Alger as amended prevailed
unanimously.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08
Gbe aalg spp aaoester aa1Onesoap omng february 1871

moderate party, condemn the weakness of the
government, and complain that they were not
consulted on the Capitulation and ar1nistice.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
BORDEAUX, Feb, M Peetan, GARNER
Pages and Emmanuel Arago, arrived here this
morning from Paris
The project of Lyons yesterday reviewed a
corps Qf ten thousand troops, all of whom are
from Alsace and Lorraine.
The Prussians have occupied Lous lie Saumer,
the chief town in the department of Jura.
LONDON, Feb 6.-Dispatches received tonight
from Versailles state that prominent German
officials assert that the national assembly will
not meet at Bordeaux, as previouslyannounccd,
but that some other city will be selected. Fears
of riot and bloodshed are said to be the reasons
given for change Of programme. 1t is not yet
learned where the assembly will convenes
The conflict between the Parts government
and the Bordeaux branch continues. NJ. Jules
Favre threatens TO depose NJ. Gambetta, and pro-
poses to replace him by NJ. Herald. Unless a
full understanding is arrived at before Wednes-
day morning, the elections for the constitutional
assembly will have to be postponed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08
Our Invisible Enemies.

The raw, astrngent atmosphere of winter creates and
aggravates many ailments. To protect themselves
effeeually possible against the invisible dangers
which surround them at this season, should he the
especial of persons cOnstitutonally delicate. As
there is no medicinal preparation in use which thor
Oughly braces and invigorates the stomach. the liver
and the nerves. Hosteters Filters, course OF that
agreeable tonic is particularly advisable for dyspepc,
bilious, and nervous sufferers in the cold damp and
trying weather which generally prevails in our climate
at this period of the year Sudden chls have very
bal effect upon dyspeptics and individuals Of bilious
habits, not unfrequentv producing congestion of the
liver bowels or low fevers, sometimes intermit
tent remitent character. Attacks of rheumatism
also to be apprehended and when there is tendency 10
That complaint the Bitters will be found the best pre-
ventve The operation of the great vegetable tonic is
direct and simple 1t stimulates and strengthens the
digestive and secretve organs and the nerves. and puts
the system in condition to resist the action of those
formidable foes of vitality, a low temperature AVID I'M
wholesome winds and fogs by quiekening the super
fetal circulation, without creating anything approach
ing to fever it imparts to the skn and thus renders
the surface of he body comparatively mpervious
healthy external influences. d&wlw ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

Two PHASES OF EVERY DAY LIFE.-On Fri
day last neatly done up package was left at
the store of Mr.. Orlando Tompkins. 1t remained
on the glass show case all day, and on Saturday
it still awaited an owner. During the forenoon
the curiosity Of an attendant was so excited
that he tore small piece from the package and
TO his astonshment discovered that it contained
bit of apple pie and other material for lunch
The door was opened and the package was
thrown into the street. 1t had scarcely fallen
upon the ground when well dressed lady
picked it up and, under the impression that it
bad fallen from the mutf of lady, she ran and
offered the package The lady declined to re-
ceive it. Another pasSer-by was then solicited
TO accept il, but she likewise urged her non-pro-
prietorship. The occupants of carriage stand
ing opposite were then asked if they had not
lost package, but no owner was found The
lady appeared perplexed, and, as she evidently
did not wish to retain what did not belong TO
her, she for the first time took peep at the
contents, and then Immediately placed ii on the
side of Mr.. Iompkins window and passed on.
The package was there about a moment when
another well dressed lady fixed her eve upon il.
She looked around to see if she was noticed,
and, thinking that she was unobserved, she
darted at the package, concealed it under her
velvet cloak, and made rapid march up Winter
street. This incident occupied perhaps five
minutes, but it developed two phases Of every
day life, and exhibited in strong contrast the
honesty and dishonesty of human nature
Boston Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

A curious question, which arose out of what
have been called "the State street irregularities"
was decided yesterday by Judge Lowell of the
United States district court. Julius F. Hart.
well was sentenced last summer $50 be punished
by fine of 100000 and by imprisonment in
the state jail in Lenox, in the county of Berk-
shire, for a term of five years." etc. His offence
was conspiriug with Mellen, Ward & Co., to
defraud the United States, while holding the
office of cashier in the sub-treasury in Boston.
By certain acts of the legislature, the Jail was
in December last, removed from Lenox to Pitts
field in the same county, and, of course, Hart
well and the other prisoners were removed with
it, He was lately brought before Judge Lowell
on writ of habedS cOrpas under the claim that
his present confinement was unlawful las he could
be rightfully held in custody only in the jail at
Lenox, and as there was no longer Jail at
Lenox, he must be set at liberty. Judge Lowell
however, held that, even if the detention at
Pittsfeld were unlawful, the court could not
order the discharge of the prisoner, but could
only remand him to custody, TO be confined at
Lenox. But he also held that the sentence re-
moved the prisoner out of the jurisdiction of
the United States, so far as his custody is con-
cerned, and the keeper holds him under the laws
of the state. The state laws govern the disci-
pline and police regulations of the prisoners,
and though the state cannot discharge a United
States prisoner, it NAV substitute a new Jail for
an old one and remove prisoners in consequence.
Hartwell was accordingly remanded into custo-
ty and taken back by Sheriff Root to the Jail in
Pittsfeld.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08
WORCESTER.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1871

The dispatches from Washington have good
deal 10 saw of an "air line railroad" from Wash.
iucton to New York. This is an old institution
in the lobby and il is remarkably persistent. If
there are now men ready to build such a road,
this is something new in connection with it; but
we suspect that the money to build an "air line
railroad to New York is no more ready now
than heretofore. A charter for such a road
could be used to blackmail the other roads. 1t
could be sold for something handsome to parties
pledged to the other roads not to build it; and
perhaps somebody could tell to whom it would
be offered Another railroad from Baltimore 10
Washington is needed. Such a road was char
tered by Maryland, years ago; and the Both
Congress authorized il to pass into the District
of Columbia and enter Washington. But nobody
has come forward to build il. We are not sure
that anybody really intended to build it. The
proposed "air line road" would have similar
history, no doubt. The ways of the Washington
lobby efoiten very dark, when ''the game it is
railroad"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

The people of Washington are very much
elated by the acquisition of wood pavement on
Pennsylvania avenue. To celebrate this i'm
provement, and for other purposes, or as they
say ito inaugurate an era of good feeling be-
tween the citizens Of the capital and the citizens
of the country" they propose TO hold "carni-
val and fete" on the Doth and Dist of this month.
A committee of citizens have issued circular
inviting all the citizens of the United States to
come to the capital as partakers and witnessers
of the carnival sports. AS is usual at less am-
bilious festivities, probably not all the invited
guests will be present. Persons who have fine
horses and splendid equipages are especially de-
sired to attend and display them in friendly
rivalry with the turn-outs of Washington resi-
dents, as this it is thought will contribute
greatly to the proper Inauguration of this era of
good feeling. So also will the parades in fancy
dresses, the fireworks, the masque ball and the
civic ball. all of which are promised With the
exception of the throwing of confetti and the
carnival races, every feature of the Roman car
nival is to be faithfully reproduced
Besides all these attractions the editors of
Washington invite all their editorial brethren
NUN slatSS 10 dbStL1Dlt al
the same time, and hold a national convention
OF the press. They too propose to inaugurate
something,-in fact "inaugurate" seems to be a
word of peculiar destinations for Washington
ians,-but, more modestly than the citizens
committee, they "inaugurate important munich
pal improvements which mark a new era
another favorite word-of enterprise" The
citizens will give the editors banquet and the
editors will enjoy themselves and each other,
and the carnival and the wood pavement and
all the rest of it. But these editors and citizens
have not made the most of their opportunities.
They have neglected a most appropriate occa-
sion for the use of their favorite words, and for
giving deserved prominence to the most extra
ordinary feature of their programme. As
quietly as if it were not particularly note
worthy they make the statement: 'There is no
axe to be ground and no set Of resolutions to be
passed" An assemblage in Washington-and
Of editors-and no axe 10 be ground and no
resolutions! This certainly is inaugurating a
new era
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

were present today at the hearing in the mat
tcrof the railroad iron that city to Gardner and
Wiuchendon.
The statue of Gov. Andrew, which has been
placed in Doric hail. is to be formally received
next Tuesday at II a. NJ, when there will be
an address by Hon. VIM. Gray, who win present
the statue to the state, and a reply by his eX-
cellency, Gov. Claflin.