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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-30

course. 10 some of the coming DAYS there
will be beautiful exhibition about the vet
ing places, proF.aing the present dominant
party have the cooking up OF things political.
On tie part of the said party all principle
seems to be entirely discarded except that Of
attaining aud retaining the ruling power eff
the country. aud for the accomplishment Of
which no means. hewcyer corrupt aud demor-
alizing in their tendency. are lere unemplov-
/ ed. Brides for votes are freely offered. spur
ious ballots are gotten up u cheat tie ansuS-
! peesing intoxicated men led 50 the polls ard
deceived in the ballot given them. and all
manner of low, dirty trickerv resorted TO BIZ
/ tie purity II Tie ballotbor party, in order To
carry their points Verify. we have fallen
upon rotten times in our political affairs. 4
/ desperate scramble for the various aud nu-
merous Offices and their emolaments tinclui-
| ing the stealings1 is the order of the times in
/ the United States to the neglect and diSTe-
gard of all matters and things pertaining to
the real interest and well-boins Of the com.
nlonweaith.
In view of the unGodliness Of the times, it
| is high time for ali prayerful persons to sGp-
plicate the Divine Power, to come right
straight down amongst Us, with his pruning
hook Of righteousness oil whet for the work.
and after taking good round turn at casting
out big devils and little dittos from the Gov
ernn.ent, TO turn too aud lop of all the excre-
scent or irregular branches and growths.
which Black Republican unwisdom and wick
edness has engrsfted upon the body polite
If the interpoStion Of the great Divine Ruler
in our political and moral situations is much
longer delayed, our troubles will have be-
come irremedlahle, and we will all DO lot of
''e0ne suckers - for certain NJ
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UNDER a BURNING SUN, where Bill
ous affections and Feyery of various desarip-
tons so generally prevail.
Tarrnut's Eaervescemt scltzcr Aperient.
Has been successful beyond all parallel
Hence the physicians of the tropics give il
their emphatic sanction, prescribing 1t IL
preference to every other aperient in use
The patients, of course. gladly acquiescc. fiil
this preparation is che Of the most delightful
as well as mild and cooling cathartics. chem
is,ry mas yet devised, and possesses every
medical virtue of the far-fame1 German
Setzer Spa. It is powder that only re
quires the addition Of water to produce in al
instant delicious etferveseent beverage. as
we'll as an Invaluable medicine. ASk torano
accept none bat the genuine.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Caot IN
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ROLLER SEArs DEcISloN,-Some time ago
James d. plymptan brought suit against NJ
H. Kimball to restrain the latter from max,
Ing and selling the skate known as the Kim
hsl skate rs an infringement upon the
Plymp,on Roller skate. The ease was tried
in the L. $. Circuit Court at San Francisco.
Judge Sawyer reeently decided that the priu-
ciple or mode of operation Of the Plympton
skate was that the wheels cramped in peeu-
liar way by the transverse rocking of the
skaters foot on the footboard. That Of KIM
ball was precisely the same. The result or
effect produced by each was the same, and
the kimball skate was clearly an infringe
meat Of the Plymp;on patent Judgment in
favor Of plaintiff.
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\ mans body is a delicate machine. sub
iect to many ailments but y woman is sub
iect to many more. Her little ailments, her
nervousness and notions and headaches.
although they seem trihing to men. are real
disorders. For costivenesS, dyspepsia, gem
eral debility, pains in the back and lons.
nervous and sick headache, impurty of skin,
and all troubles claSsed as "lemale COM
plants, Dr.. WALKER CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BlTrERs, which are purely vegetable, and
may be safely given to the most delicate are
a sovereign aud speedy remedy. Used in
time, they strengthen the system and avert
serious disease.
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TTyETrD STATES 0FAmERTCA STATE

q OF California. I0i'ed Stats land once. city of
Notice and citation before the Register and
ceiyer of the stockton Lad Onice Whereas. JOHN
GL0sSoN. of Tu0umue County. did on the 2}rd. day
September. 1871. apply the Re Zister of the L. s
Land Office Stockton California 10 AS agrcuu-
raj land. the : = of u Of Section No. O. Town
ship No North Range No II Fast. Mount Diablo lfed-
ian the having been urnel by the United States
Deputy Surveyor mineral lands.
Therefore Fliauce with Instructions of the Com
missioner OF the General Land Office. hereby ordered
That the f.Sth day of November. q. I'd.
ESSf at o'clock. =. NJ. you each and every person
claiming the above mentioned land OF any part there
of. appear before in tie T. ;. Land Office. in the
city OF stockton with Your witnesses prepared II testify
the mineral mineral character above
toned land. any part thereof and show if any
there he, why John Glosson should not De allowed
10 enter the aforesaid land certain portions Of the
Herein fa not or the said land will be awarded
John Glosson upon his furnishing the proper proof of
his compliance with the pre-empiion law
Witness our hands this 18th day o. September ISL
MELVILLE C0ITLE. Register.
OTIS PERRIN Receiver.
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A. A. Hayes. NJ. D., State Assayer of
Massachusetts, pronounces Halls Sieilian
Hair Remover an efficient preparation for
cleansing the skin of the head, promoting the
growth, and restoring the original color of
the hair when it has become gray.
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LATEST MosIc.-Mr. Gray. the publisher,
San Francisco. sends US selection of the
latest music, The Moon was Slowly Ris-
ing" "Journeying On" Repentance. y
Deep Rock Spring Gallopn aad Meadow
Warhliug' among them. Mr.. Gray is now
regularly publishing the productions of our
home talent, as well as re-printing the most
pleasing European compositions.
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AT Sonora in The County Hospital Sept 18th. 1871 ia
cob Meyer, native Of Switzerland aged IS years.
At Confidence Mine, Sept Goth ISL Mary Elizabeth
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, ". j. Thomas
At Sonora, Sept 9Th, 1871. Elizabeth Bell. infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S Pickett.
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MELA LILLE CO4TLE. Register
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
September Co. ls71.-5w.
rLN.rE.Ee srArs.s ..E. a1IE:Es.cA. srArI


u OF Caifarnia.-Unjtea States Land office, city OF
Stockton.-Notice AMI citation before the Register and
Receiver OF the stockton Land Office. Whereas, Robert
SummerweIl OF TuoumRe County, did the 23d day OF
sept. apply the Register Of the L, : Land VI
fee, stockton California To enter as Agricultural btnu
the " Il Of Section No. l6. TOWNSHIP No l. Nor'h'
Range No IA East Mount Diablo Meridian We same
having been returned by United States bepuy sur
vevor Mineral Lands.
therefore in ceg lance with instructions OF The COM
missioner of the General iaHd Office, II J. heIt,s
ed thst the :sG.a day Of NOveui Der "a. - -
1t l o'clock T. u each and every - soi a,l,s
he above mentioned lard any fsft -
before u in the L. 5. Land 0siee in tn cry .. 80
Win xr- witnesses prepared testify ~ 20 the MINER
al or Noi-Mineral character Il The "po's di' 49,,
land or any part thereof and show eiase y i3 ''e.e
he. why Robert >ummerwc should nos DC "'.we 70 e>
ter The sfores4a Land certain portions Q, .ue SINE.
Herein f net or the laud II be a"aTd 20 iosfe
snnmerweu upon furnishing tar P.NPe4 PtVVi VI Ai'
compliance wi The Pre-emptn Law. -,
Wifn,Ss ON, HANDS this 23d DAY q septemher ISL
"i'4'ss '"i MELVILLE eaTTLE, Register,
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
September 50, 1S71-5w
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Orders PRoMPTLYATTENpEpTo.
NOTICE

rEHEsE Undersigned hayIug sold out Ia - IA =
loon business. hereby notifies all persons indebted
him. to make immediate payment Al persons having
claIrns against he viii present them oI paymen'.
JOHN BARRY.
Sonora. sept 50, 1S71-tf
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-30

OVERLAND MoSTHLy.-The October num-
Der of this popular periodical comes to US IL
Illustrated which shows the publishers desire
to make their work as. interesting as talent
and art can do. The contents are: ''Tro-
pical California illustrated Josephine Cliff
ford. Railway Stations; II. D. jenkins.
Placer, Mrs. James Neall. In the Sierras :
L. II. Foote. On and about the Avon: ooa-
qain Miller. In tie wilds of Western Next
co.. Andrew j. Grayson The Stewardess'
Story; Mrs. c. 4. Iubback The Oregon
Indians a. Mrs. F. F. Victor. Almost :
Josephine Walcott. The language of Confu-
eius; Stephen Powers. IDEAL Womanhood
(IF) Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper. Indifferent Me-
talurey; Taliesin Evans. The Mysterious
Lady Of Nisqually; C. W. Croker. The
cultivation Of the Present; Prentice milford
Fgom year to year; Iua D. Coolbrith, Etc.
and current literature
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MA EsE ID.

In Columbia SEPT 1ath by Rev Mr.. Wihel, Mr.. Mel
win C..Woodard TO Miss Mary W Holmes.
In Columbia, sept. 24th, bg Rev Father J. Il. MeNaly
Mr.. VIM. Sebert to Miss Katie Waters
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NEW aDyEGTTSEMEN'rs.
Proclamation.
SrarE OF caLIFoRNs..-Esreasivc
WEDNESDAY. THE 18th DAY 0
October Next.


At which ,be sollovsas Officers are 70 be elected
oae Justice az flc ~ Court f4 the iaii term,
Que }u,tice oCtae Sanee Cner fr he yesae q the IN
eNnsre3 terra oG Ja<sse >sa3erSse.
One Superintendent Of Paol}c Instruction,
One District lGse 'or te Fiifeeu'h 'uscs' District
one .a6e ef a WnrjeigA Criminal Gear, fer the city
ore Ioie Ter the city sad ceuaty ofSan Francisco
oae Ceersy lodee tor 'ae county # Abraejs
oue County s0,sge far the cepnt2 of tmssor
O,e Coanty ! .,'ge ssr The comfy 81 Bate
ooe Ceunty Judge Ter the county o. ea'ayeTas
Ore Coeuss autge fer the county II Gentga Costa
0ae Coaaiy Judge tsr the county ST Coluss.
oae C0anty Judge TAR the ooauty Il Del Norte.
oae C'unfy iadc- Ter ihe ccnu'y Of Fl Dorado.
0ae County Judge fer the coanty 81 hesae.
one County lu.ige for the county Of lluaboljt
One County Judge for the coguty Of love,
oae County Judge Tor the oaants a Klamath.
Oar County Judge I. n the caaN'y 81 Kern.
Gas County Judge ftr the county % Maria
one Coun'y Judge for lie county # Naripo.s.
0ae CoUaty Judge ier the county - Nenl'rjuo.
One Co3nty Judge far the county Of Nerce&.
One County ,ludse for the oauuty Of Nostefey.
One coenty } idge flr the caunty Of Nspa,
one tNuRty .IudSe goc The county Of Nevada.
One County IasSe Cor the county ct Placer.
One County lu6 sc for the county Of Sacramento
One County Judge fer the county Of santa Bach 'r1
0ue Coaety Judge fsr the unity Of San Beruardino.
One C'uuty Judge { + the county Il santa Clara.
One County jpage for the county - san Diego.
oce County Judge ior the county If Lake.
oae Coany Judge Ter he county Of san Francisco.
one Ceunty Judge Ter the county of S,n fo3gHn.
one County Judge Tor the county q san Lois obiSpo
one { unity Judge Ger he county q san At'ieo.
One County Judge Tor the county o. SHASTA
one County Judge for the county OF Sierra.
one County audSe fer the county OF Sanoma.
One County judge for the county Of StsuislauS.
One County in fge Tor The coGutv of SSNjyou.
One County JC82 for the unity OF Sutter.
One County judge fer the ccu0ty If tehafla.
One County iu go tav the ceuuty OF Fu0luH3ue,
the County Iui1e Ton the county sc Trinity.
One County Julso for The county If Yolo.
One County Judge for the county OF Yuba
The attention ofthe Roards ct Supervisors The several
counties is directed An Act on,tej An Act to amend
an Act entitled Act provide for the registration OF
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yExhc ssanr.l ocsuperxi.er. oGtl.c COUNTY,

VE<hc 9soarsl cf supervisors az the COUNTY OF
"a TU0LUNNE. hereby give notice Pur uaut to a Procl
nation Of the Governor OF the State Of California that
Special Jutei Election will be held throughout said
County.
Wednesday, the 18th day OF October
next between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and
that day, which election the qualified electors through
sad County to vote Tor and elect the following Of
icers. VIZ
one Justice Of the Supreme Court for the FILL term
One ltice Of The Suprem" Court for the residue the
eNuirei term of Justice sandersoa
One Superintendent pubiic instruction.
one County Judge. and
T@oJus,itts Peace f each Township in said coun
".
T. PARSONS Chairman.
Attest: Il. L. GARDNER.
County Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT SUMMER TONIC,
Efe.erman's Cordial EIExir Of asi<ays. ssnr

pleasant Cordial which strengthens and improves til
Digestion, an excellent preventative of Powers Fever
and Aeue &C. and great euoyater and Tonic for nvs-
lids aud debilitated persons iCGgNAN Co. New York,
Sole Manufacturers. Sold by all Druggists
July S lS7l-to Dec Il
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SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. 30, 1871.
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET

Fer Judges Of Supreme Court.
JACKSON TEMPLE............. Sonoma
Fer the Short Term]
S. S. WRIGHT.............of San Francisco
FLOR The PUN Term.
Por Superintendent u Public Instruction,
O. p. FITS ERALD..... of San Francisco
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9th. 1871.

NEDNEsDAY, Sept. = N, ISL.
Tam Part alias All IIin, convicted Of an
assault with intent to commit murder was SEN
fenced to two years and six months imprison-
ment in the State Prison.
Eleseo Cuinios. Convicted of Grand Lar
eeny sentenced to three years Imprisonment
in the State Prison.
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LAND C.AsE.-The officers of the United
States Land Office in this city have recently
been occupied in hearing testimony in an i'm
p0rtant land contest. Ichabnd Dickinson,
pre-emption claimant No. 5.033) to the
northwest half anc southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter OF section twenty-Six,
township two north, range fourteen east, is
plGintiif in the case. and the defendant is
John harrington, mineral claimant to the
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter
of the above named section, together with
other land not in contest in this case. The
land in contest is situated in the vicinity of
Shaw's Fiat, Tuoiumne county, once noted
for It's rich auriterous earth. Mr.. Dickinson
claims to have occupied the contested land
for agricultural purposes. since the Spring OF
1860, and to have planted thereon some three
thousand fruit trees and twenty-five hundred
Crane vines, and made other improvements.
all Of which are valued hv some Of the wit
nesses at ten thousand dollars Soon after
the township plat was lied in the Office in
this city, MIR. Dickinson fled urOn the land,
claiming it to be more valuable for agricutu-
raj than for mining purposes while Mr.
Harrington fled Mineral Application No
s., claiming one hundred and sixty acres of
mining ground in the vicinity. including the
torty-acre tract in contest, cverrng that the
land claimed by him is more valuable for
mining than for agricultural purposes The
mineral claimant is supported in his action
by the aiddaeits of several other parties. who
swear that the la1d is. in their judgment,
more valuable for mining than for agricultu-
raj purposes. The evidence in relation to
the mineral and nor-mineral character Of the
land was very conflicting. Some believed it
utterly worthless for mining, while others
ayerred they could point out one acre of the
contested land as being more valuable for
mining than all the balance could ever be for
any other purpose. Four days were occu-
pied in taking testimony, when the case was
submitted on briefs to be filed within thirty
days. Numerous eases involving conflicting
rights 70 land in Iuolumne county are pend
ing in the United States Land Cfice in this
city.-IadepeadlH
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TUESDAY, Sept. 26;h, 1871.

IOEsDAI, sept. -OVl!, To- 4.
The People VS.. Colwell O. Drew. Indict-
ed for wilfuliy and Intentionally setting fire
to grass on what is known as the Hog
Ranch" east of Garrote. Trial consumed
the whole day, the jury returned verdict of
not guilty.
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For County Judge.
JAMES LETFORD.

Township Nominations,
TOWNSHIP No. |.
For Justices Of the Peace.
JOHN McCABE, CHARLES UPPER,
TOWNSHIP No. ,.
For Justices of the Peace,
J. HARRINGTON, l.. W. KELLY,
TOWNSHIP No. 4.
For justices Of the Peace
NJ. MeGEHEE, w. l.. OSPREY.
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COUNTY COURT.
c. II. RANDALL, JuDGE.
MONDAY. Sept. 25th, 1871.

MONDAY. Sept. 10Th, 1871.
The Peoplevs. Tam Part, alias All lln.
Indicted for assault with intent to commit
murder. Defendant tried found guilty as
charged and recommended by the jury to the
mercy of the Court. Wednesday Sept. 9th,
set for sentence.
The People VS.. Eleseo Cninios, Indicted
for Grand Larceny. The jury found the
prisoner guilty. Wednesday Sept. 9th, set
for sentence.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24
RAIN IN The PACIFIC STATES.

The amount of now and rain which
have fallen in Nevada during the past
Winter has been unusually light. In
tie vicinity of Carson the mountains
- bare high up on their sides where
t-ere should he deep SNOW. In east
"A Nevada there is but little snow.
TIE plains are destitute Of any inCica-
IONS of Winter. other than IN the dry
nd withered effect OF heavy frosts.
T>cre has been but little snow along
t.., line Of the Central Pacific Rail
r,ud. At WinnRmUcca, Battle Noun
tlln, EIko. and Toano. the ground is
=. bare as in mid Summer, and the
grounding mountains contain but
p. -lickering ray of Winters white.
he San Francisco Rulle;in sets
iown the past Winter on the dry list.
Tough some portions of California
ave received an average amount OF
rsin. The Coast counties have been
lore fortunate than the interior. The
san joaquin valley needs additional
rsin, and the northern portion of the
:! rte will generally fall short III its
rrops unless the Spring showers are
C0pious.
n Oregon more rain has fallen than
tl- several Winters. III fact the low
,nnds of the Willamette have been
submerged by the flood, and i'll many
olaoes travel was for a time suspended.
This has also been true OF Washington
-,rritOry.
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IMPEACHED.

Gov. Holden of North Carolina, has
been convicted by the Senate before
which he was impeached by the lower
House. An order was then passed re-
moving him from office by a vote Of
So to Is. iIolden's career has been an
infamous me-, trcacherouo to all par
ties who have rus ii him. w~hetheras
a rebel or a lOyaliSt. 1t is remarkable
been impeachcd and on trial ii The
same time-iIolden in North Carolina,
Clayton i'll Arkansas, and Butler i'll
Nebraska. Clavton's trial was ahan-
doned. his difficulties having been
compromised. Butler will be heard
from III Il few days. y late number of
an Omaha paper says that many of the
leading Witnesses against Butler have
been run out Of the State with pockets
well lined with curreucy: but the
charges are damaging and sustained
by evidence which is likely 10 bring
his political head 10 the block. This
case of Buffers presents Il curious
feature. All the charges made
against him relative to stealing the
school money of Nebraska. were
made before the election of last Fall
were thoroughly ~"anvasscd, and We,
the Republican Committee refused II
take EutIer'> name from the ticket,
and the people re elected him. Now
a Legislature composed almost entire
ly OF his political friends have inn
pcached him. and if he is not convict
eddy the Senate, 1t Will only be for the
reason that many of the witnesses
have been bought OFF, and persuaded
to leave the State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24
A FAMILY OF GIANTS,

The southern portion of Jackson
county and the neighborhood of Lone
Jack is enjovingthe sensation of a nine
days wonder. They have discovered
a family of extraordinary size. From
Il party of sight-scers from this county
we learn as follows concerning them :
They arrived in Jackson county about
two months ago and took up their
abode in the woods. The party found
them living in Il shantV devoid OF Win
dows and without a floor. The light
was admitted through a hole in The
roof which also served ~ a chimney.
The party were received by Il MAUI ct
eight feet and six inches in hight. who
Introduced them to his wife ana
daughter, the latter 4 mere child, ~
more than twelve wears old. and hose
proportions were wen more ranit"k-
able than those of her father. Her
name is Rose PlumuHcr. aud Trough
not vet in her teen IA" j. larger than
the largest of men. standing ncaEtN
seven feet high and propertiona.elN
large otherwise.
The mar appeared 10 be ~ja! to Wei
come the visitors and invited them to-
dine. The visitors, were surprised to
see no table, but that WAS soon sup
piled by two t~rcStlcS and u few plauNS
laid upon them. Thcy Wcr also
without dishes or cro.kcrv of any
kind; the food, conSj, Ing Of plain
corn cake, was served up On shingles.
The party appreciated more than they
onioycc! the fare. PlUlumar says he
came to Missouri last December. from
Indiana. and is inclined to think he
has made a mistake in his Vocation.
and urDp0~pl to abandon farming and
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24

Il is now believed in Washington
that Congress will sit for two weeks
ienrar. Executive orders are report
ed, commanding our naval officers i'll
Kan Domingo waters to open a war on
the Republic of Hayti in certain even
tuali.ies not mentioned in the dis
patches. The order causes excitement
=. Washington.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24

OFT AGAIN:-The Sacramento Re
porter says Matt. Greer, who was 50
badly riddled with bullets in the fight
with Billy Dresser a few months ago.
has made his appearance on the
streets again. He must be bullet
IrAIf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24

The German Peace Celebration in
San Francisco was a magnificent af-
iair. Up this way but little attention
Vas paid to the day.
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EoR PIoCTIE.- A salt Lake paper
says ten thousand pounds of freight
passed through town last week for
Phoebe, having been received per Utah
Central. Il is for Mr.. Frank Wheeler
black Of that place, who is now re-
caivin. some 5000 lbs. per month
through that city.
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speaking Of the majority report on
Nullux ~outra-es, the Selma (-Ala-)
Times says: 1--WE brand the report, in
the rasne of the Southern people, as
nj infamous SANDER, and in regular
accord with the system of lying and
misrepresentation adopted rs the car
dinal principles otthe Radical party
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24

The late Robert Barnes, of Evans
vile. Ind, ~LcQucathed his entire cs-
tate OF 500, 900 to 500, O00, without the
reservation Of cent, for the purpose
OF providing for and educating the
destitute orphanso of Indiana.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24

Judge Emmons died recently in
Colorado. He had been 4 printer.
soldier. journalist, politician, lecturer,
lawyer and circus agent, all in twenty
wears.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24

On her trip up, the Panama steamer
landed about 800 passengers at Mag
dalena Bay, the same having been
sent out from New York under con-.
tract to pick and. pack Orchilla.