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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06

SPECIAL NOTICE. indigestion is the
cause of nine-tenths of all disease the
living machine is subject TO. Give tone
I the stomach and digestive organs, and
you will save more than half in your
doctors bills. DIR. Henley's celebrated
Xxi Bitters are recommended by all ply
sicians to dyspeptics and for all COM
plants of the live and digestive organs
See advertisement in another column.
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10000 Tickets Will be Sold Mt S2.5O
Coin, Each.


This Ticket will admit the bearer TO Concert.
~-The drawing will take place and the Gifts
awarded in a precisely similar manner as at the
Concert given in San Francisco, in aid of the
Mercantile Library, and under the joint super
vision If a Committee Of well known citizens OF
Sacramento ami the officers of said Associations.
~Persons at a distance can obtain Tickets by
sending Checks on any of the Sacramento Banks,
or Coin by Wells, Fargo 4 Co Ten per cent
commission will be allowed to persons sending for
Fifty or more Tickets. Commissions paid In
Tickets.
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c Intelligence.
Mail md

ARRIvEs.-Frm the CT Railroad and
Washoe at Z a. II.
From Nirginil, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at / a. IN.
From Aurora, PIN Grove n Genoa
at } p. m.
DEPARTs.-F.r Washoe and c. p. Rail-
road at . p. IN. ,
For Dayton, silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia ut 4 p m.
For Genoa, line Grove and Aurora al
a III
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator of the estate OF
ELIAS IL. JOHNSON, 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 the first publ
cation Of this notice, to the undersigned, at the
office of Clarke & Wells, Attorneys-at-L Law, in
Carson City. LEWIS DORON, Admir-.
Carson City, April 4, 1871. ap5-3m*
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For their joint benefit, and to pay their existing
Indebtedness.
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500 REWARDl

TINE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
Il the return Of Gushing on Parliamentary
Legislation" a book taken from my desk in the
Senate CHAMBER. FRANK DENVER.
CArson City, March 8, 1871. mh9-n
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STATE OF NEVADA

COUNTY OF DkMSBY.
l.. T. J. Edwards. County Clerk of Ormsby
county, Nevada. and ex off 10 Clerk of said Dis
trict Court, therein holden. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a copy Of the original order in the
above entitled action, A. the came now appears OF
record aud on file in my office.
49,, In testimony whereof, 1 hereunto set
SEAL nv hacd and afix the seal Of said Court,
- this 10th day of March, A. D. ISL, at my
Office in Carson City, Nevada.
mhlI-4w T. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
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Arrivals II the Hotels.

ST. CHARLEs-GEo. TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
II Erwin. Genoa W G Mitchell, Wash Ter
l. Zenovich, Carson Oh Collin. Monitor
A T Lewis, Illinois "oodrufi, Gold Hill
oRNsBY ~HoUsE-GEoRGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
l. " Fay, San Francisco Chas Martin. City
j r. Graham. Virginia ii Hosmer, Carson Mint
CT Cutler, Elko JBM Mcclure, Sacramento
CoRBETr HOUsE-CORBErT BROTHERS, PRoPRIEroRs.
J Charett, Mountains W Mcdonald, City
T b Ilazeltun, " A Mcdonald,
L McCormac. q" 7 VerrilI, T r r
: burke. J F Bartholomew.
q Lai kin, PCasAvan, told Hill
J A Hemsberg, Empire c DuBry,
T ID AtipeI, CFrankiin, Louisville, KY
Chas Hartinger, Grass Valley
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nURING THE CONCERT 1,317GIFTS WILL
IL be distributed among the Ticketholiers-

TR Z A E II:
b. F. HASTINGS T. CO., Bankers,
With whom all moneys will be deposited. and by
whom all disbursements will be made.
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Peters, Musical Monthly.

Peters Musical Monthly for June con-
tains a beautiful selection of new music.
We give below the contents-any piece
being worth as much as Mr.. Peters asks
for the entire lot:
aGeneyieve.' Scotch Song and Chorus,
by Iays.-"Little Voices Heard no
More" Song and Chorus, by Pcrsley.-
"Must l leave thee, Mother dear :"
Song, by Halevy.-"Dawn of Love-" A
beautiful German Song, by Holzel.--''Pm
my Daddy's only Son." Dance Song
"Lily Bell" sQuartet.-"'Tis the First
Rose of Summer" Quartet.-"Forget-
we-Not." Quartet.-"Oh! Holy, Holy
Lord."-"Saviour who thy FlOcks art
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Christ arise. y
"My Faith looks up to Thee."-"Red
Bird ~Waltz."-'Chicago Qhickstep."-
."Rippling Brook Polka."-and "The
Chase" Hunting Rondo, by Tonel.
TAKE YOUR CnoIcE.-Petegs' Musical
Monthly for June, price 3Ocents, cantain-
ing the above pieces, or the same pieces
in sheet.form, printed from the same
plates,) price $3.50. Address, J. l.. Pc
tiers, 500 Broadway, New York.
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LATEST.
LATEST.
The Senate AdiOurns Sine Die.
Release of the Imprisoned Cores.
,vT, pOndents. nTpr
A Young Lady Burned to Death In
Kentucky.
TheSenate
Adjournment of the Special Session.

Adjournment of the Special Session.
WAsHrSaroS, May 27-The Senate
took up Mr.. Wilson's resolution order
ing the discharge Of White and Rams
dell at the end of the session, with MIR.
Nye's amendment that such discharge
shall not affect the proceedings against
them under the law.
Mr.. Sherman doubted the power OF
the Senate TO detain them.
Mr. Conlding argued that the Senate
had such power.
Nh. Sumner had no doubt that any
Imprisonment founded on the order of
the Senate must cease at the end Of its
session.
Mr.. Bayard was grntifed to hear Mr..
Sherman raise his voice against the M
bitrary power of Congress, and Mr.. Sum-
ner coming back into the narrow path
of the Constitution. He argued that
the witnesses should be discharged when
the Senate ended its session.
Mr.. Howe said that some miscreant
had sold his official confidence formoney.
The cffcct-he would not say the motive
of ~endeayoring to dismiss the subject,
was to cover up the man who committed
u dishonorable act. The Senate and
people have q right to know the mans
name what position he holds, and what
opportunities he has to betray impor-
tant trusts. Therefore he wanted the
investigation continued.
Mr.. Nye's amendment was rejected
yeas, 1G nays, 20.
Mr.. Wilson's resolution was then
adopted-yeas, % nays, 10.
Mr.. Conkling offered a resolution to
adjourn ut $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Sherman intimated that the Sen
ate ought to remove the injunction of
the Secretary relative to the treaty of
Washington, but it was ruled out Of
order.
Mr.. Thurman also wanted the i%njunc-
ton Of the Secretary removed.
The Senate, at 5:35, adjourned sine
die.
LOUISVILLE, May pa disastrous &C.
cident occurred this evening Mt the resi-
dence of ex-N1ayor Crawford in Pewe
Valley, on tbs Short Line Railroad, six
teen miles from this city. Miss Mookin,
Mr.. Crawford's sister-in,l law in attempt
ing to Light the gas, which is produced
by a patent gas machine, found that it
would not ignite, and she and Mr.. Craw-
fofd went into the cellar with the light
to examine the meter and ascertain the
cause. Upon their entrance into the
cellar 4 terrible explosion occurred, sha-
king the earth some distan . around.
A Mr.. Campbell rushed into the cellar
and attempted to carry out NJ issMookin,
but she, crazed with fright, broke from
him and ran back into the flames. When
finally rescued all her clothes were burn
ed off except her hoopskirt, and she was
in a dying condition. MIR. Crawford
was also dangerously burned, and Mr..
Campbell badly burned about the face
and hands. The flames were extin-
guished before much damage was done
the house.
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Yhn Honest Mnn =,

Everybody is, no doubt, familiar with
the above heading. 1t is very seldom
We meet with q man who will declare
himself to be strictly honest in all his
dealings. Capt. Bankston, with whom.
everybody is On should be well ~acquaint-
cd, is extensively known as the "lonest
man," and to show that he is such, he
now represents three different houses in
Chattanooga, as follows Vance & Kir-
by, Hardware Dealers; NJ. Block & Co.,
Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
&c. Patten & Payne, Booksellers and
S%tationers.
The Captain has samples of goods
from these firms, is now here and would
be glad to fill an order for you. We're
commCndhim to merchants everywhere.
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ROgart & MnYeS.


In the proper place of this paper will be
found an advertisement of the above
firm. Everybody in the county is ac-
quainted with DR.. Bogart, and know him
to be a first class Druggist. DR., Mayes
is a young man Of considerable ability in
this line of business, and We speak for
him a liberal patronage. 1t is useless to
enumerate,i in this notice the various arti-
cles kept in the store. Besides drugs,
you can get there any kind of a book or
paper that you may want. The finest
lot of stationery, &C., ever brought to
Sweetwater. See advertisement and step
in and see the gentlemen. They Siiltake
pleasure in showing you tue various arti-
cles kept in the store. hr,o ..-neybk
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White Cliff Springs.

We have heretofore said a great deal
about White Cliff Springs, the medical
properties of the water, the beautiful
scenery and the many other induce
ments to those seeking pleasure, health,
&c, TO 20 there. We'now simply want
the people from the South, and ether
portions of the country, to visit the
Springs this summer, and il theydonot
receive Accommodations superior : to
those of any other watering places it
will not be on account Of not havingtKe
right man in the right place; JOS A.
Peck isthe proprietor Of tile Hotel, and
is n manswlio understands how telprit
in ortletsto snit all c~lasses. The adser-
tisen@ntgof these Springs will be found
in this paper. Read it,, and when you
go up therestop at tia hotel md sec
how you will;be treated.
W Subscribe Ivr tuU' Enterprise.
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In almost every section of the country
our farmers are troubled with the weed
called Swallow" and in the rich land of
the West it is particularly troublesome.
The vitality Of this plant is truly won<
dsrfuI, and all the efforts Of agricultural
Societies to devise some method of repell-
ing its advances have resulted in utter
failure.
The Springfield Register says that OBJ
n%oxious weed, which persists in defiance
Of all, attempts to. eradicate it from the
soil, is destined TO become one Of the most
valuable products Of the State. A young
man named j. II. Mcdonnell has discov-
cred that the fbrous formation of the stalk
of the mallow is capable of being brought
into. use, and has taken out . patent coy
ering the right to use this plant for the
manufacturing Of allkinds of cordage, tex
tile fabrics and paper, and has exhibited
specimens of the fibre and cordage made
therofrom. The fibre, which is fran sew
en- to ten, and sometimes eyentwclye feet
in length, comes from the stalk with less
labor than is needed to dress hemp.
When fotted, the fibre separates entirely
from glutinous and wood matter, SO that
the tedious and expensive process Of
hatchelling is mot required. 1t can be
bleached to q snowy Whiteness without
losirg any porsion Of its strength, and il
readily takes and firmly holds any color:
which fax will not do. II is said thai
the new fibre wiz yield twice as much az
benin say o ton 10 the mere. IL will
grow rapidly on medium soil and after
thesRfst year viii need no cultivation, al
once Established in the land there is nc
method kuownaby which il can be killed
ont If tbermerits OF the fibre are MOI
exdggeratrd, Mt. Mcconnell has made
discovery of incalculablc value.
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Charlie Lyde, NJ. X. Benson, and a
number of other drnmmers from New
York and Baltimore houses, were in
town this week.
King is looking after something more
than the interest of his house-we will
not say what it is, but leave the people
to Judge; az nod is as good as n wink
to u blind man" He will not be by
himself always.
Charlie is "sloshing around loose
and has his fun whereverh he goes, and it
may be that he will take to himself a
partner for life ere the summer is ended.
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JOHNSON was serenaded Saturday night
at the Lamar House in Knoxville, and
spoke about half an hour. The crowd
called on him to give Grant a slap, to
which he replied, that Grant was too
small, "there was nothing to slap The
crowd was large, noisy, and gOod-humOrod.
Col. Calyar of Nashville also spoke. His
remarks on the our of the State
we're telling ones and generally commend
cd. His remarks were overwhelming and
the crowd was very attentive. He spoke
about one hour and a half. His ability,
his energy of character, and his thorough
acquaintance with our resources, rendered
him ominently qualified to handle the sub
iect he had in hand.
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I M. Clark.

We know That the above-namcd gem
tleman never likes TO see his name in
print, and does not like to be "puffed"
in the newspapers, yet we are compelled,
as a friend to the mechanic, to c~ongratu-
late Nh. Clark ON his success in receive
ing the contract for building the new
Court House at Loudon. He is known
among mechanics as being n of the
best, and always gives satisfaction in his
work. The people of London have act
ed wisely in securing his services in the
construction Of SO important a building.
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Al new and sPlendid otgpn, for the NJ.
y. Church, South, at this place, has ar
rived. 1t is well finished, has a splendid
tone, aud was purchased from G. NJ. Stieh,
Baltimore. Stief adyertises in tho En-
terprise, and through il he has sold here
three or four Pihnos and two Organs. A
gentleman from Knoxville who saw his
advertisement in this paper was induced
by ii tO-parehAss-ua=P Plan fr0m him.
1t lisa good, reliable firm, and their instru-
ments cannot be excelled If you want
D Piano, Organ, or any other instrument
Of The kind, call on j.. w. Goddard, the
Agent here, or send to the firm for price
iista.
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INC ONLY Authorized Accents,

S. NJ. P~ettingill& Co., are our only
authorized Agents in the city of New
York, All advertisements sent to this
Office through them will receive prompt
attention.
Griffin & Hoffman, one. of the best
advertising Agencies in the United
States, Baltimore, Md, are also author
lied to solicit advertising at regular
rutcs for this paper.
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Returned.

Our young friend Will B. Lenoir, who
has been for the past ten months attend
ing the University of Virginia, returned a
few days ago, looking hale and hearty, and
seemed to be as lively and as full of fun as
ever. Wehope, since Will has returned, the
youngsters will have some amusement, by
which they may be enabled to pass few
hours at night in social gatherings, if moth
inr else.
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The dry goods department of Scruggs'
new building has been completed, and
Ilessrs. Hight e Scruggs are now NOV
ing into it their stock of goods. The
building is a magnificent one and is a
credit to Sweotwater. The inside paint
ing is well done and reflects credit upon
the painter, Mr.. Rose, who has put forth
Ill his skill and taste in order to make
it compete with any work on this line OF
rNilrOal.
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Nnticn

Tho Sweetwatcr Mill will stop for re-
pairs for o period of about three weeks,
during which time it will be thoroughly
repaired--by putting in the best Smut
ter and Separator that can be had !; also,
new Betting, Boiling Cloths, &c, &c.
As soon as repaired, notice will be given
apd grinding resumed. No pains or
money will be spared to make the Mills
compare with any other Mills III the
country. je1-2t H. L.. FRY.
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Emil In.

The proceedings Of the Industrial Elk
position occupy this week the most of
the Enterprise, which depriyes us of
giving the amount Of local and news mat
ter which has been prepared. We hope
that this weeks Enterprise will be read
with interest by our patrons, and that
they will try to get n few more subscri-
bcrs for us. LsD A55
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The American Stock Journal for JUNE

The American Stock Journal for June
contains ten fine Rngravings of BloOded
Stock Poultry, Dogs, Progressive and
Old Fogy Farmers, besides the following
articles: The Hay Crop, Examination of
Horses for purchase, Diseases in Sheep,
English Fox Hounds, a Scotch Farmer
and His Work, Pleurisy in Horses, Strains,
Bruises and Wounds in Cattle, Summer
Care of AOgs, Sturdy, Giddiness, or Wa.
ter in the head in Sheep, Rearing and
Feeding, Pigs on Dairy Farms, Driving
Trotting HCrses, Fowls for the Farmer,
.Acorns, Nuts, Fruits, &C., for Hogs, Dis
eases in Cattle, Farms of the late Prince
Albert, of England, The China or Hong
Kong Geese, Preparation of Medicines
used in Disease Of the Horse, Care of
Farm Stock, Stock Breeding, The Pro-
g~ressive Farmer, She old Fogy Farmer,
Gearing and working Oxen, Snmatra
Pheasant Game Fowls; Inquiries and An
swers.} Specimen Copies sent free by the
Publisher, N. p. Boyer u Co., Parkes-
burg, Pa.
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BOliyar Male Academy,

The annual examination Of Bolivar
Male Academy will be in the Academy,
at Madisonville, Tenn, on the Sth and 9th
of June. A Literary Address will be de-
liyered on the evening Of the 9th, by Ii.
a. Chambers, Esq.
Friends of education and the public
generally are invited to attend.
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Last Notice IL

All wanting pictures had better come
right away, as l expect to close my Gal-
lery at Sweetwater soon.
Come while you have a chance, Ms this
may be your last opportunity to sit for a
picture.
Photographs, Ambrotypes, Ferrotypcs,
Gems, &c, executed in neat style,-
'Secure your Shadow ere the substance
fade" w. II. ROBERTSON,
-r.fv g.a,-l Photographer.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
Produce Market.

We give this week the following quota
tions of the leading articles Of produce.
The market is dull in almost all iof tho ar
ticles mentioned: Wheat, 81 .30to $t.aO:
Corn, 62lc; Bacon, 8 to lOc I; Chickens,
20c; Eggs, l2lc; Butter, pc.
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T., WALxEa. Proprietor. n. m Mcnovun = ~ nrur.I.,. 49,,
Gtn1 Agsnta San Prandsco, Cal, and % 81 Commerce 81. n.
MILLIONS Bear Testimony to their wor-
derful Curative Effects. They arc not q vile Fancy
Drink, made Of POOr Rum, Whiskcy, Proof
Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, splccd and
sweetcned to please tho taste, called "Tonics" "Appetiz-
ers" "Restorcrs," &c, thatlca the tipplcr Oh to drunken
ness and ruin, but arc q truc medicine, made from the
native spots anu herbs of California, FREQ from an
Alcoholic Stimulants. They arc tho GREAT
PURIFIER and n LIFE GIVING
a perfect Renovator and Inyigorator Of
the System, carrying OF all poisonous matter and retor.
ing the blood to q healthy condition. No person can take
these Bltters according to directions, and remain long UNI
well, provided their bones arc not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and the vital organs wasted beyond
the point of repair.
They arc % Gentle Purgntive ns wen rs q
Tonic, possessing also, tho peculiar merit of acting as q
powerful agent In relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver, and nl the Vlsccral Organs
FOR NJ COMPLAINTS, whether in
young or old, married or single, at tho dawn OF woman,
hood or at the turn Of life, these Tonic Duuers hayo Ito
equal. sssrr-' r.
For InHammntory md Chronic R-hcunntiswr
and Cont, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Billions,
HcmIttent md Intermittent Fcvers, Diseases
orthe Blood, Liver, Kidney s nnd Bladder. these
BItters have bean most successful. Such DiScaues
arc caused by Vltiated Blood, which Is generally pro-
duccd by arrangement of tho Digestive orrnns.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Headache.
Pain In the shoulders, Coughs 1~lshtncss Of tho Chest,
Dizziness, Sour Eructatlons Of the Stomach, Bad Taste In
tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, P~alpitaion Of tho Heart, In
fiammatlon of tho Lungs, Pain In tho regions Of tho Kid
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-01
The Weather.

Yesterday was a warm, cloudy day With
q little rain, thunder, &c. The warmest
weathorfo the past few days we have ever
felt, Tor the season of The year.
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For Sale.

A good secondhand Shutter and
Separator. Apply to or address
ic1-lt SWEETWATER MILLS.
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S. NJ. PETTENGILLS CO., 81 Park Row, N. Y.
Are the sole agents fOrths sWsetwaterE pteE
prise ~ thak dtyt md nre Nnthori zed 10 eoprae
for Inserting Mvertkemeh,s fqr O. Al our loves
houses.
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and Atlantic Railroad.

Change of Sehedalle.
On and after Sunday, February 18th, 1871,
the Passenger Trains will run on the Western
& Atlantic Railroad as follows
NIGHT PASsRsGgR TRAIN,
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Attention Farmers.

Attention Farmers.
We offer you the Buckeye Mower and
Reaper combined, at a reduced price, with
all the New Improvements. We need not
tell you what they are. They arc here,
and have been at work fifteen years, and
will cut again this year with less repairs
than any Machine. We also sell the
Sweepstakes Thresher, all sizes.
We also sell the Buckeye and Taylor's
Sulky Hay Rakes. They are highly re-
commended.
HIGHT & SCRUGGS.
May 18th, If. o,e
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10 Advertise. in ho'Entcrprisc.