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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-31
Boston & MUi3ae IL. II.
Summer Arrangement, June, 1871.
Through Line to Boston, New York, Lake
Winnipiseogee, via South Berwick


H;.l -'4 ao Junction. s. .strls
cgNBxzE Trains leave p. S. & p. Station,
~ Portland, for Boston, 6.l5, 9 Is AM, B.
3O*, 3.45. Ct, p. m. 1Ha 6s'l stTrt'
For Rochester. Alton Bay, woboro, and Center Ear
Dor. 6.i5, M arriving at Center Harbor LIS
From Centre Harbor for Portland, 7.3O A NJ, 100
p NJ. f'l T7t =
For Manchester and Concord, N. H., via s. G. R
r. Junction G. 10 A. Nj. 3i5 2. M. z
For Manchester and Concord. via Lawrence 9. is
A. M. saI- ~. sI.
For Lowell and Nashua CTS, 9.l5 A. M. 3.3O., 345,
Ct, P. M.
For Milton and Union g. rs A. NJ. $780,, s.45 P. NJ.
From Boston tor South Berwick junction, North
Berwick, Wells, Kennebui.k, Biddeford, Saco,
ScarloiO, Portland 7.30, II NJ. 800 +. NJ.
From Boston tor South Berwick junction, Kenne-
bunk. Biddeiord, SacO Portland, 7.30. 8 30s
A M, IL M, 300, 1900 M. s4as NJ .
NOVELETTE, 6 10 A Nj. train from Portland ar
rives in Boston time to connect with Shore Line
at II 10 for New York the South and the West; the
915 A nj train connects with the 8 p Springfield
Route and Sound Steamers or New York and the
South. The $50 nj train with the 9 P M train for
New York via Snore Line OF Springfield line.
Ef-Freight Trains between Portland and Boston
daily.
aPassenger station in Boston, Haymarket Square.
Fast Express. .-.l .....n r.,e t. .... Oh
ton Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only.
W. MERRITT, Sup't,
PAYSON TUCKER, Agent, Boston.
1853 Commercial street, Portland.
June "a. +f i' e-r't % dit
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GREAT KeflaEcfina,

IN prices OF cleansing and observation-disclosures; ..
han ever 4 shall cleanse 'ssso'othing lower
Coats Tor
Pants for $i.00
Vest for rs and 80 cts
nsu'es garments cleansed cheap and with m, o.
prices. ei E .a23nais ,or sale at lair
WILLIAM BROWN
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Cmusssu AZ, aies Fwnffs,

CAusassz diee aSwbEfa.
Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
hat remedies handed out for general should have
their efficacy established By well tes:ed experience in
the hands Of regularly educated physician, Whole
preparatory studes DIT him for oil the duties he must
fG6i; yet the country lie flooded with poor nostruns
and purpasS " to he the beet in the world,
which are not onsS seless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate EAesa ibe PARTICULAR in selecting
bis physician, rs It lamentAbls yet insontrovert.
bic fact, that mary syphiitie patients ere made mil.
cradle 9th ID constitutions by msltrestment
nom inexperienced physicians In general practice cr
isa point generally conceded by the best syphiloerf
ahers that the study and Enansgemsnf Of these
diants should engr0ss the whole time OF those WHO
would be competent and successfui in their treai.
mont sns cure. The inexperienced genersl prscti.
aoner, having netb opportunity nor tine 70 max.
himself acquainted with their pathology, a1rnoni5
pureues system If trestmsnk In most max.
Ing an ndiscrsninAte OF that sntqua4sd snd dam
eofous weapon, the Kernlr7
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-31
For Sale.

No SO Anderson st, small lot of Furniture
u Bedding, and Crockery Ware; any wishin Z
to buy are invited to call early the goods must be
disposed of within the week. jy24dlw*
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's'ho!Ss,E IN want Of Plain Fancy job printin.
4 VIII md 1t 10 their advantage IN coll ~ wv
change Street, Portland. why En-
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Have GaAaasNee.

H8ve GaAaaaNee.
Al who have committed excess OF any iudp
he her 1t be the solitary vice Of youth the ting.
NJ fsbuke Of misplaced confidence in insurer ysHrs,
SEEK FOE Al INTyD0rE IN ssAsoE.
Tbs Pains and Achee, aod Lssstude and Nervous
Prostitution that map follow Impure Cotton.
are the Barometer TO the whole eystem.
Do not wait for the contamination that Ia 10 fol.
low; do not wsi' fox Unsightly Uloars, fer
Disabled Limbs FOX Loss CT BseusY
.-fs and Complexion. ,--.-
new z@ny TA9osS nsss SJNra &ossAfy ue Xhis
sY OchAEEc NxpeTlsase!
Young men troubled With siniseions In slsep-a
somplsins generally the result OF . bad habit in
youth trested scientifically and perfect cure.war-
rsn5ed OF nc charge made. = ilFf T
Hardly day passes but ef6 cope nteG BY ono ,yY
more young men with the above daease, soma Of
WHOM are ss weak And emaclated az though they had
ss oonsuInption and by their friends supposed 10
akvs IS. All such oaass yield to the proper aud only
soTrect courbe OF trestm ent, and IL short time ars
made 20 fsIoics IN perfect heaits. -- :
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STONE 4 DOWNER.
BANKERS. VI

~ef ESDsNDG @tSCcCs E1OSCO11e
DEALERS IN y,
American and Foreign Specie and Coupons.
BUY AND SELL
City, State. County and United States Bonds
AGENTS FOR SALE OF
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, and MINNESOTA
FIRST MORTGAGE ?. r. BONDS. Z par cent in Gold.
NORTHERN PACIFIC II. r. BONDS, $40 in Gold,
and the U. S. FUNDED LOAN.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
EUROPEAN and NORTH AMERICAN FIRSR MORT
GAGE r. II. BONDS, per cent in Gold, at 80 and in
terest.
We draw Exchange on San Francisco,
Montreal 81. John, and Halifax, and Buy
and Sell on Commission Stocks and Bonds in BOs-
ton and New York. inquiries by mail promptly
answered.
Special attention to packages received by express.
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STEAMERS.
STEAMERS,
Eastern Steamboat Line.
.------
INLAND AtL THE way.

Steamer CARGO" CAPTAIN q. p
EssasSsr KIssAM. will leave BFLFAS'f even
TUESDAY, TbufsIaS and Saturday. oh arrival IL
steamers Gambfidgs and katabdin; also steamer
Dial i,r
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Touching at Casino Sa5baday HaIbor, tong Is
andl Bucks fiarbor, Deer Isle, SeIswick, BIZ 'ok-
line, tIodgdoh's Lanning M. DeserIE
Returning, will leave Ellsworth az O'Clock a. IN.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, touching az
all the above named aLdines,and arriving in Belfast
in season to connect with Saniords Lie cr 30 ION,
aud Maine Central Railroad tor Blu man. kendaIi
Mills. Watervil!e. Augusta Portland and tioston.
Tourists, and travellers &, nsrally, viii find the
scenery on hi. route the most BEAUTIFULLY In New
England, ard eng inland all the way vii ayoid the
unplea san ness OfseasickneSs.
A stage will connect AT Hodgdons Landing (Mt.
DeserD Ior Bar Harbor and South West HarDor on
arrival
FIeigbts taken at Reduced Rates.
jy7-d1ws GEO. q. WELLS, Agent at Belfast,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-22

ger train, which left San Francisco
this morning, Was stopping at this
place for the passengers to take sup
per, the mail car Was opened and
robbed of a package Of registered
letters and a package containing
10000 in coin. The train stood in
its usual place, the locomotive. ex-
press and baggage car standing
above the water tank. Both mail
agents were at supper d. ing the
time of the robbery. So complete
was the work done that the attention
Of the guard in the express end Of
the car was not attracted.
Immediate search was made bvt the
railroad employees, and the mail
sack was found under the freight
house platform. Both sides of the
sack had been ripped open and the
registered letters taken out. But
two packages of coin yer found in
the sack.
Parties have started in pursuit
and the chances of the robbers get,
ting off are very slim.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-22

NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD
captain William G.. Walker and his
assistants. Mark Silver, Harry Under
wood, &. b. Pond, about - white la
boring men, aud over 200 Chinese,
takes his departure TO-DAY for kalama,
Washington Territory, TO commence
operations on that part Of the North
ern Pacific Railroad. The contract for
building the road has been let 10 +.
Canda Il Co., OF Chicago. under whom
capt. Walker will Toe employed in the
construction department, his expert
ence in the reclamation of Twitchell
and portions of other of the "Floral
Isles of this State qualifying him in
an eminent degree TO push the work
rapidly forward. For some time past
men have been employed clearing oil
the ground on the line Of the survey,
between the Columbia river and Puget
sound. 1t has not vet been deter
mined, rs we understand, whether the
coast terminus shall be ut Whatcom.
at Bellingham Bay, or at Seattle, Port
Townsend or WILDLY Island. Judge
Rice, the Vice President of the com
pany, has visited all these points, with
a view to make a selection between
them.-[S. Il. Call, 10Th.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-22

il hal bccu the policy Of this Govern
ment and had worked we'll. Casscrly
showed that IL was in fact an innova-
ion; that up to 1853 we levied no
charge for coinage, and that the
amendment was then made 10 meet
the extraordinary exigency caused by
the California production.
sherman was willing to have the
charge reduced to three-tenths, giving
As a reason that under the old system,
when the coinage was less han now,
the actual coinage was one-half per
cent; but now, on account of the
largely increased quantity OF gold
minted, aud tine cheapenirg of various
processes. the cost is reduced to about
three-tenths. Having ascertained the
actual cost of converting standard bars
into gold coin, he desired to preserve
the proportionate charge. lie insist
ed on the general proposition that
the Government ought not to do
anything comforting additional value
upon the properly of individuals with
out receiving compensation. lie
claimed that if the United States did
coin all the bullion in the country
thai; il would be exported the same rs
bullion, and when il reached Great
Britain II would 60 into the mint there
and be melted into English sover-
eigns. Hence we should only lose the
labor on the coin. Coin would only
be more convenient 10 export.
Corbett claimed that the more we
tax bullion here the dearer we make il
at home. Placing the alloy in the gold
makes il less desirable 10 send abroad
If refined bars are exported without
alloy, il is cheaper to export than any
other commodity; therefore gold is
shipped instead of wheat or cotton
Retaining the gold here tends TO Il re.
turn TO specie payments. Stewart op,
posed It because ii is an unjust tan
against the producer OF gold, who
has really to pay for what he does no
have coined as well rs that coined.
The three-tentirs amendment, wa
finally defeated by a O of % to 2j.
Sumner wound up the discussion by
an extraordinary motion for him
being no less than To strike ont III,
word Liberty" Oh tie head OF tn.
cmbleme;ical figure OF the coin. |
reminded him of the artist who drew
a picture and wrote under it, This i
a horse" He desired a picture whicl
everyone would recognize As Lib
erty," without naming her. This mo
ton was rejected.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-22
A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE LEGISLATIVE
FUND.

We fear the gentleman who has
given notice of a bill to organize a per
.uanert Legislative Fund is following
a pernicious precedent. We recognize
the necessity for the payment of Leg
istive expenditures, in such manner as
may make the warrants of members
available for passing expenses; but
there arc 30 many objections against
the adoption of the precedent invented
by former Republican Legislatures in
the creation of the Legislative Fund,
that We should regret to see il even
temporarily adopted by the present
Legislature. The evils and dangers
which necessarialiy follow in its train
are innumerable. Some of these might
be overlooked, ii there were any pres
sing necessity for such a bill; but be
ing thoroughly convinced that these
can be avoided by the adoption of .
different method, and at the same time
the necessities OF the members be pro-
vided for as eiiectually a Ivy the pro-
posed measure, We can perceive no
reason nor justice in following a pre-
cedent which 50 seriously impairs the
credit of the State, and which, while i
~momentarily eases the financial
emergencies of members, wrongs
every other creditor.
The present State Indebtedness is in
the neighborhood of S65o,0o0. Nearly
sl50,Oo0 of this amount is the floating
debt, consisting of warrants ano
claims on the General, the Capito
Building. and State Prison funds: anC
$500, 900 the bonded debt, which will
fall due in a little overa year fromthi
time. over 500, 600 is now in the trea
sury to meet these claims. A bill car
be drawn funding the entire in
debtedness of the State up to Jauuar,
LIST, 1871, which will be free from al
constitutional objections, and a marke
can be found for the bonds. While til
Legislature is providing for the neS
issue of bonds to take up the $500, Oot
|, payable next year, it can convenient.
act oil the balance of the Indebtedness
and provide for the issue of new bond
, for the total amount. Fund the entir
State Indebtedness, and start ane'
with the present year on a cash basi,
, This policy would relieve the member
! of the Legislature as effectually as tn
Legislative Fund, and would at tn
same time relieve the State, and satisf
the creditors generally.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL IN THE CARSON ntILY srtrE ErgIsTEE
AZ TuE wtsrEkN uNI1S IISE.
FOREIGN sNrEEIsGENCE.
The War .n Europe.

VERSAILLES. Jan. 1G.
The batteries southwest of Paris
advanced to within 500 yards Of Fort
Mintrague, which replied yesterday
with n gun on the west front.
Dlssy firing two guns at long inter-
walls.
The accounts from Paris represent
terrible damages and suffering caused
by the hombardment. Shells had
fallen within st. Louis ana FL ,sees.
There have been no sorties Tor the
las: 80 hours.
The outside lines have been rein
forced.
The French outworks at Willie Juif
are silenced.
The bombardment has broken out
again, and four long range guns
are doing wild shooting Owe bat
teries.
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co MERE
1uIKapAY ENENfNn

THURSDAY EvE>fNo. Jan. -.
Gold closed to-day ut HOS. Sterling,
lOO4elln. Legal Tenders are firm al
81 buying and 81. selling.
No Liverpool Wheat quotation since
the i2th. when the price vas lis "a.
Private kilograms. received during the
interval, quote the market weak at
that figure.
On January account $4,000 has
been received from the Golden Chariot
mine.
The Norwegian bark Stella has
cleared for Portland to load n cargo of
Flour Tor Rio de Janeiro.
Inc steamer Idaho has been placed
on the Portland route in place Of the
California, and will sail hence at III
O'Clock Friday morning.
The adjourned meeting of the Oak
land View Homestead will take place
next Monday evening at the Fourth
District Courtroom.
The steamer Pacific has been substi-
tuted for the Gus>ie Telfair. for San
Luis OhiSpo, To sail on SATURDAY..
The French Savings and Loan So
cleiy have declared a dividend of 10
per cent. per annum iorthe six months
ending December 5lst, payable imme-
diatelv.
\. i. Parrish Il Co. Wool Commits
sion mercha Is of this city, have sus-
pended. with rumored liabilities APP
proximating 100000. \ meeting of
creditors was held yesterday.
Mining Stocks have been weak to-
day. In the morning, sales were
light. There was more business in the
afternoon. but no Improvement in
prices. From the Board on Wednes-
day evening, Crown Point advanced
81 30, and Golden Chariot 81 80.
Alpha, Chollar- Potosi, Gould Curry.
Hale X Norcross, kentuck and Ophir
each declined 81. Ida Gilmore sold at
$40 in the morning, or 50 lower than
the last previous sale.-[Bulletin, 10th.
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THE IsSREE.

We publish to-day an interesting
report on the insane Of this state. AS
the Directors Of the Stockton Asylum
have refused TO accept any additional
patients from this State. and As the
legislature wilt he called upon to
devise some method of maintaining
these u~nfortunateS, the report of the
number and condition Of the patients,
the cost Of maintaining them hereto
fore and the probable expense here
after, made 10y the Secretary Of State,
i OF much importance. Ii will be
seen from the report that there is n
deficiency in the Appropriation for the
last term which must be met lay lcgiS-
.a.iyc action. Notices Of bills TO pro
vide for the insane in future have
been given in both branches OF the
Legislature, aud the matter is now
under advisement i'm q committee 10
which the subject has been referred.
In CHANGING over tho tabular list Of
patients charged to this State, we find
that ornshy county is charged with
~, Humboldt county with 4, Lander
with :, Washoe with >. Storey with
Il. Lyon with 8. Esmeralda with /.
White Pine with 5, Elko with > and
%ye with ,. Total number of patients
taken 10 the Asylum under direction
of the Secretary of State, 8, of whom
Ii died. one ESCAPED, and u have been
discharged. OF this total number, {
were females. OF foreign birth, -.
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RAID on II USeoDLY.-A large
number of the Legislators came up
from Carson yesterday, and the bal
ance will arrive to-day. They adj
journed over till Monday, in order to
give all hands a chance to visit Piper's
Opera House, the bachelors ball last
evening, and to-day to go through the
Orphan Asylum of the Sisters Of Char
ity, at Virginia. A committee OF them
visited it yesterday, and were well
pleased at the neat and comfortable
condition Of that beneficient institu-
ton, as well as the excellent manner
in which 1t is conducted.-[Gold Hill
News.
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FROM NEW NEXIC0.
SANTA FE. Jan. 90.

SANTA FE, Jan. 20.
\ Los Cruces correspondent of the
Daily Post gives 4 glowing account
of the yield of ORC from the new
silver mines near Ralslon The low
est returns received from ore sent TO
the East TO be assayed is ssh. and
the highest $500 per ton. The cor
respondent complains of a lack of
mining tools, but says that capital
lists have ordered all n~ecessaries, and
that by the lst of May several new
mills will be in operation.
The Artesjan Well Co., now sink
ing at the new placers. - miles be-
low here. have struck water at 50
feet. and great confidence i. ex-
pressed that the mines viii pas.
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for the fifth aud sixth fiscal wears.
With twenty-eight patients nov in the
Asylum. an appropriation of ut least
$4,000 for this purpose will he re-
quired Tor the seventh and eighth It's
cal years.
Taking into consideration that the
railroad is now completed from Reno
10 stockton, 80 that patients can be
sent through in one day without stop
ping over night in Sacramento. there
reducing the cost of transmission ma
terially. an appropriation of $4,000 Tor
the nexttwo years is deemed sufficient,
especially if the present arrangement
be continued. q. y. <oIEwARE.
Secretary Of State.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Internal R.vepu. Tsy.

Jan. Il.
Since the organization Of the In
terual Revenue Bureau in 1852 till
the lst Of January, 1871, the full
amount collected WAS 81 .+o2, COZ. coo.
or this total, SI.3s7 .oUo. 900 was col
lectcd in the several districts. The
remainder. S9j. O09. o00. j. the direct
receipts from The sale of stamps.
New York furnished S332. coo. ESQ.
The reduction in tine expense of the
Bureau already amol-t to about
IS. 100000, and the Commissioner
thinks he can dispense with the seq
vices Of two hundred more assistant
Assessors.
%he Army Appropriation BIN.
The Appropriation Committee
pushed the Army Appropriation bill
Yesterday morning. The total
amount appropriated is SGT .525, 0S0,
which j. sos. So. Gl2 less than the
army appropriation for last year.
From Venezuela
NV YORK. Jan. II.
Caracas advices report the wal in
Venezuela over. MaraZaiho has beer
captured bv Gushman Blanco. who
is now Dictator OF the country. with.
out 4 rival.
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FROM san 3EEG0.
SAN DIEGO, Jan. .

DAN DIEGO, jan. Il.
The Tucson tArizona( Citizen
publishes the message Of Governor
Stafford, delivered bef2~a the Legs
latnre January 1dth. The message
devotes considerable space to the
Indian question, and advocates the
determination policy towards the
Apaches. 1t recommends volunteers
raised in the country, Injured to the
habits Of the In iians, climate and
country, and fighting for their
homes, as being more efficient sol
diers, and more economical for the
Government than regular troops.
Asks aid for public schools. Ac-
cording TO the last census there are
1923 children, and not one public
school in the Territory. Recon-
mends the immediate commencement
of a Penitentiary, expending the
amount of money now on hand for
that purpose, and adding thereto
hereafter. Represents that the sum
of SO, 900 appropriated by Congress
for surveys as inadequate for the ex-
tension Of surveys as rapidly as the
settlements advance.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-22
ER9M

CORINNE. Jan. II.
\ Helena dispatch SAYS Nellie
Montgomery was murdered last
night, stabbed through the temple,
in q drunken row. John Hanson.
the supposed murderer, has been
arrested.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-22

HEAVY MINING SALE.-It is un-
derSt0od that three-foGrths of the EN-
M nine Little Cottonwood, is likely
10 pass into the hands of California
capitalists for $500, 600 in coin, or at the
rate of 81 ,200, 900 for the mine. Mr,
HusSy, who owns one-fourth. de.
clines to sell out his interest; and Mr.
Il. ID. Cliff, who owns a hundred feet
or one-twenty-fourth, also declines Il
sell.-[Salt Lake Herald.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-22
COAST DISFkTC e
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
So FRANcIsco. IAN. p.

The police captain. concerning
whom an infamous scandal has been
in circulation this week. declares
that the whole story i the fabrica-
ton OF a Sacramento rough, and his
friends advise him TO demand an in
vestigation by the Police Commits
sioners. To such an extent has the
calumny been circulated. that the
public is inclined to suspend iudg-
ment, especially as he ha. hitherto
borne an unimpeached character.
This morning Orrin Pul>ifer. while
working on the front of Doe x Cos
sash and door factory, ON Market
street. near California. fell "A distance
of thirty-iive feet. and was fearfully,
and. it * thought. fatally injured.
The Monitor and Magnet Consoii-
dated Silver Mining Company. TO
operate in Little Cottonwood Can
Won, Salt Lake county. Utah Terri
tory. has filed its certificate of iucor-
poration. Capital stock. y .i00. 600.
Trustees-J. +. Woodward. J. ID.
Woodruff. f. Reich, y. Boukofsky.
Philip Falk.
The case of the girl Annie Smith.
alias Theresa Young. who shot at heI
paramour, John O. Taylor. was
called III the Police Court to-day.
and Taylor not appearing to give his
testimony, the case was continued
and a warrant issued for his al rest.
Weather clear and cold, with &
sharp north wind. Frost last night
Gold, ll042. Greenbacks, 9054
selling. 81,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-22

CHICAGO, January 19.-The Little
Emma silver mine. in Utah Territory,
which was sold yesterday to the Bank
of California for 81, 200. 900, was princi-
pally owned by a family named Chris
holm, al Elgin. The family two years
ago we're in poor circumstances. One
Of them was a printer, who left his
case in the Evening Post office only
three months ago.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-22
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

IL TEACHERS AND OTHERS IN
~ teresisd in the advancement OF Edu-
cation. are requested 10 assemble a inc
Public school House, Carson,
On saturday, January Is, 1871,
At 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose OF or
eanizing n Teachers Institute tor Ormsoy
county. L. >. GhEENLNW
ia2,-lw Co. Sup't Pub. ~fn7trucffon.