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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-20
THE WEATHER. THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON, Decembe

WASHINGTON, December 10.
Cloudy weather, with westerly winds, will
prevail very generally on Wednesday along
ihe Atlantic coast. Brisk winds from North
Carolina to Maine. Navigation being closed
upon the lakes, the display OF cauttonary Sig
nails will be suspended at the lake ports dur
ing the winter.
Yesterdays Weather Reports Of the
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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MGrrie6.

WEST-wELLlNG.-Ou the evening or the l4th
December, at he residence OF the BRIDES father,
by the Rev. W. q. Adams, EMMETT T. WEST to
JULIA. daughter OF Edwin Welllng, Esq. No
cards.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-20
THE IMPE4CHMEyT MOHEMENr.

A Field Day In the House-The Debate
on the Adoption of the Report OF the
Bowen Cornmi mit,ee--DiIatory Motions
Bowen and Whipper to the Rescue
A Traitor In the Camp--Adoption OF
the Report-Bowen Presents the Inn
peachment Resolutions-Scott ''Poo-
poohs, the Whole ARair'-Where
the Money should go.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-20
5perial Notlres.


@ DIVIDEND! DIVIDEND THE
Macon and Western Railroad Company has de-.
clared Dividend Of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE,
free of Government Tax. Shareholders residing
in this city can receive the same by applying to
ID. MOWRY SON,
dec2o-l South Atlantic Wharf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-20
THE THIEVES.
BOUEN DECLARES THIT he Is "TER-
RIBLT IN ERNEST"

a Fierce Onslaught upon the Ring-Ali
the Robbers to be Impeaehed In Sue
cession-Scott and Parker Try to
Frightrn the Legislature-The Vote
on impeachment Postponed TIL After
the Recess-A Full House Wanted and
no Snap pJudgment-BowenT Threatens,
If Impeachment Fails, to Resort to
the Courts-How the Governor Talk
Rumor of his Resignation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-20

a~SCREvEN HOUSE.-NOTICE TO
PARTIES INTERESTED.-Major JOHN W. CAM.
ERON has consented to conduct, and is duly ap
pointed Manager Of the SCREvEN HOUSE.
dec2O.1mo r. BRADLEY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-20

NoTE.-The weather report dated TAT O'CLOCK,
rhis morning, will be Fosted in the rooms OF the
l;namber of Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and,
together with the weather chart may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined by ship.
masrer5 a: any time during the day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-20
THE FIRST VERDICT.

MIR. Johnson's Argument for the De-
fence-He Hauls Mr.. Chamberlain
over the Coals-No Proof of Conspiracy
. or OF the Guilt OF the Prisoner-h1r.
Corbin's Reply-The Verdict.
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zs- PORTRAITS. BOGLE, MEN,
BER OF the National Academy OF Design, will be in
Charleston a few days only, unless professionally
engaged. Persons desiring PORTRAITS OF de.
ceased friends can have them successfully done
from types. For information. apply at the Book.
store OF Mr.. ]. N. GREER, King street. eec2o-l+
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-20

wON NJ R l A G E. @
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored Nervous debility cured. lmpedlmenta
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. BOOKS
aud Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. octl2
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~THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-OFFICAL RAFFLED
NUMBERS.
GLASS No. 2s4-MoRErNa.
13- 0-3S-42-l0-57-29- -54-24
CLASS No. 255-EvENING.
20-34-59-6S-57- -6l-37
AS witness our hand at Charleston this 10th day
OF December, 1871. FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
oct3 sworn commissioners.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-20

Cures secret and delicate disorders In all their
stages, at little expense, little or no change in
diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure. 1t Is
pleasant in taste and odor, immediate in Its &C.
tion free from all Injurious properties, superse-
ding Copaiba and all other nauseous Compounds.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-23
8inftsS &aptteI.
Die Sfa6t in Ser Satte.

Sarcnin GIfriepe BON 8ctbenisls Bate
rts Gdjnte bss DampfbUUts In elmer Mrt
Don nsrpSisr Nufrsguns prrlaiIrn, uno
Spar mar 60 nitt aIlein bic aneIt um ib.
rem @attsn, fonprrn faF ebeniuptsl Die
Gorge I'm t9re osrldirrsntn Sptletleee.
senitdnes ssweisn, bic fe in t6rrr aQsr.
ltsbifsn Gaitte aus9strumt ssbatt, uuo
nun 8'Jwun9en Ssprien mar, 70 raid unp
rudibtslos SuIammen gu pOden.
Ntat stpa absr bti6dfiistsu fe bisIe
gft6hsfstien ieBt 70 bsiOnpsrs, neil Il.
tbrrn 9atten psniser Iisbte, lunreru melt
sbsr; pstI lie rir wirEIt&e cage unO @sr
fabr, In Der lie ab in pislem aueentlid
beiunp, gar ni6t in ibrsm ppqen umfaua
besrtF unO bssrsifsn tOnnts, brnn mas
wuets fe ppn Dem pipGn 9anps @rpar
an psm IsBtsn eanpuusspIdb ,uriidass
bltrbsu, lies ater pis ibr rer Sapitdn
ssiast pas nG6ae Saus Su Der Steue,
allC psrfanp es iit BON lelbf, Bag rr Ib
portbtn pencsu uno Is bier Fnpen muets.
9Dar fie oann aud Otsllsi6t srn5tbiat,
lt6 ben 9anSsn fclssnosn Gag bier auf.
5ubaltsn, 70 fano iis bod isosnfdqs sintae
Stubsn ju ibrer gsrfisuns unb pas g8ie.
esristtn tbrss Sumo ioute lie banu fur
Die Sisasi6t 3u iibrrlsbsnpsn uuteausms
li6fsitsn sntlhdDigen.
auf bas @euerris iittrrafat Guttsn
nbsr bic Sewcbnsr her iliuen SIrdbiitte,
bic wcbI auf nrsi6is snsItlGs Msilsn bort
berum teinen Hadbar wu6tn, has !Ssrz
dufldaFsn pon Silsn unp &oifern an
tbrs edneuns bscbdGtst, bsnn cine Stras
Be iibrts pom ibrsm Ylab ab nur mad
Der Stsas i'm s8aIO, mo- Der Gigsntbamer
bas Sol, ssidlassn, bas sr bier an Scrs
beitOmmsnpe unp dnlrssnbs Dampfer rer.
taufit, uno ;u tbnen fCnnte bod gitmanb
molten - NiemanO rsnteRens, Der sinen
1ol6tn 8st6tbum an @spid teIas uno
In bitIe 0tlentb mitbrahir. Die game
Samilis bate f6 aud ldUn nm bic &of,
fer, ME 1s bic SuOtsIrute iitr bic YIaute
ans llitr ihObsn, rp0tsn unN warfen, um
fe nur 70 raid ME m6sIttb IOsSupsrorn,
ssIammslt unb brtraGistsn lie neusisrig.
Die esuts lslbtr absr fUnnttn ibnsn auf
ibrs 6russn, mas bumit wtrben iCGs, fsi.
ne psitsrs gustunft estsn ais oYafa,
sisrs, bic ans eanb fOmmsn !" IUna sins
lis bic Snhs ia aud ni6ts an, unp lie
muetsn MAIDEN, cob Ts bas fir lore Gnbrt
nOtbpsnSiss 5susrunssmotsriaI, pas 6OlS,
an Sprb itaf:su.
Dds mar eu&, pts SorsrpdRut, raI6
esi6stsn, unb bintsr bsr Sarcniu wurte,
ais ft nur chen pas 9nnp tstrat, i'm mat.
rsn Sinnr hes g8prtss bic Bride abse>
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G0rmania Halle.

Gintm sertbrtrn pubIifum bic erstbsnt NH-
jet5t bab obises, nabe bem Depot eeIeseue 9pfal
neu tinetrittrt unb bebeutenb perlb6ntrt tporben
beutittn publifum isst pisber Oiftn lfrbt.
Die 3tit Der fprmtlrn Ginptibung pirb lPd-
ter bsfanut ssmabt.
Dds ausss;si6nrte ,,Sr&tlfripn" unb ttue
bur6srriffnbe gtntiIatirn MAIDEN biefts ectd
ju BEN angsnrbmRsn NHftntbaItsUrt IN b'tT
StabL DOM SpbH 3eibIT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-23

Driibsn am llfsr batts Der OOrtise 5Ul,.
ptrtiufsr I6On auf 6as 9dutsn Der 2cpt>
isnsIode bin elm mdbtsss 5susr anss-
,iinbst, bic nDtdbdnbe" posr Watrplsn
porn auf bsm Boot Idbpbsn bic laneen
Yldnten Sursht, nm nusenbIidlid bsreit
gu ietn, NIT benz Eau btnnus ju Gpriu9en
uno bas anlaufsnre Boot ,u befeliisen.
Ssbt belt Der Bug birsft auf bas 5susr
gu, bns ben bsRsn 9anOunsspIub bsSeits
nste, unb su slstuer 3sit stns,n stn paar
Der Gaiitsnw6rtsr taran, baS @spdd, pas
Der Tame unb ibrsm @dttsn esb6rtr,
mad porn unb banu, Icbnlb iit bic 9sle'
stnbstt BOT, an bae 9anO ;u i6aHsn.
SU RAID wurpe frrilib bic Sdrontn
8ptbsnfsls fsItfr niGt NIT pem 3uiarr'
msnpdd,n an ibrsr SIeinistsitsn fertis.
Die &OTsr unb &tfsn waren ihcn aufrs
btnss an 9anb, ebs nod bic ScctsIfute
GeIsssntsit befamen, bic srfsn S6eiten
pss bort 9efauften ScIjet an Bcrb gu
I&afsn. @ber ss mar nod cine tleine
an3abl BON S&adteln gu paden unb bns
uno isnss 3u Urcnen, pab nSbe Bsfsru
Queen" i&Un faf tbrs sanSe 6eueruns
auf bsm Dsd lieeen batte, sbs bnS 2sbte
bslsittst porben, unb bann bate is nod
tbrsn 6d6sr unp ibrs SanpI6ute Utsn
Iisstn laEsn.
Der SuGtaltsr fus f6on an gu brdns
gen, rsnn bic Ylantsn IOGten wisrrr rin.
ss,ussn perten, unO iie purftsu teinsn
gussntIid unn6tbts SsriGumsn. Ssbt
fam bic Dame, bic Der Captain felbsr an
Der 6ano fiibrte, bamit lie nuf Der auSees
lssttn plante ni6t stpa frauhls, uno
etpa gar nod iitrr Scrb faGr. Cine
llntsrbaltuns mar aber nitt msGr m6g.
lid, rsnn Sstpe Ssrfaubsn ia einanrrr
ntht, uno psnn itm aud tsbt infiel, bae
es Der 6rsmben ba pbfn In Der 5iitte ee-
nuu 70 ssbsn piirbs, 70 fOnnts sr Dem bod
tsinsn ausrrud ssbsn. g8as sins bas
auh ibn an? gr bate BOD iebt nt6t
msbr parteu t6nnen, nm lore Sa6en
rrisesr an SCrb gu nsbmsn, ftltlt psnn
fs sspullt bate.
Sbsn bstrat fs, unmittel6ar nsbsn benz
nod brsnnsnten Saufsn S&eitbUla Der
ben Slub pGfsr unp NIT stnsm unsspifs
fen S6sin bsleu6tets, BEN feasn Sopen.
81 wish you well, madam" fasts
Der Captain, tnpsm er tbrs Sanp lO1liee,
ibr sIns gsrbsuSuns ma6ts unb RON pem
Brett Suriidtrat, nm rsm Sdssr unb Der
Sammsr3cfe &aum Su ssbsn. Dtsie &C..
pannsn stsnfalS fsltrs 9onp. Der Capt.
tan lief auf Der YIante ;urid, bisIe wurte
etnss,ussnJ bic @ICfe lGutete rpieber, unb
feline Spst Ntnutsn ipStrr Romantic bas
Boot auf6 Neue tn tsu Strcm biuaus.
Nch tsu6te ss pom llfer as, a5rr es
fam f&cn fret; jest tOnntsn bic 8dcer
pCa gu urbsttsn anfanssn, unb pie elm
Srnum Gilt ss slei6 barauf nit letnen
lsuttsnpen 6sufsrn unb prm pom Wou.
re matt unb 8eiilsrbaft bsfaisnsnen aus
itr6msncsn Dampf in bic Na6t btnfin.
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3ir nerfnnfen:

Gin 1&psrss 3uspfsrb, fir tintn siujsInsn
aarrsu potr bpppeItts @slpaun palItnb, III unttr
annsbmbartu 8sbinsunesn ;u prrfaufsn. 3n
erfrusen BET Gbarlts aiifer, @seariraBs
SCRANTON. 19p1m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-23

ssrfanb, bridte fit stsnfaIls iitsber. ole
bate bas @ueliIhe ME lsibsn mpssn,
neil es ttr 70 = ungentil Hang. SEPT
bsrsute iie, es gang psrnahIGiiiet 3u ba'
ben = ater frelid 3u lpGt.
Die 5rduen brdneten nun ebsnfaas
bsrSu, um ;u erfabrsn, wae bic SrsmpsH
on tbre unwtrtblits SGIe sebrdft; fret.
lid NIT nidat bsFersm GrfOls. Sisr Oraus
zen fcnnten fie absr bod niGt In Nnht
uno 9ietel ftsben blsibsn; Der 5bau fsI
auberbem lebr fart unp bas Seusr am
ufer, bas mad Qbfabrt bss 8cptss ntht
msbr sendbrt purps, fns auetrbsm an
ntsrer,ubrsnnen unO Ssiste nur nod sinsn
5aufen slibenoer Rcblsn, tie ppbl g8Grs
me eateu, absr tein 9t6t msbr rerbret'
teten. Hr..
unb bic Wps1uttcS! - Oas Iummte
unb trUmpstste nur 70 Ibsr unb nsbsn
ibr unb bic smpfnDItGteu Sti6s fiiblts
lie fdtcn auf tbrsr ,nrtsn Saut, I'm @sfdt
IcpOtl ais ilbsr ben 6anoI6ubsn, ia
islbf bur6 baS biinne 9ebsr ferielbsn
our&. gBie aber nun bic sutmiitbtsen
6rausn ausfanben, bae bic fremben ,,la'
oiss" itre Sprnde gar niht prrltdnpsn.
nobmsn ie bisisIbsn Bel Der 6ano unb
fabrten fis Ubne Bsite rss In bas 5aus
tinstn. Dcrt mU4tsn fe ss fi6 bsqu:m
MAIDEN.
@lfriebe folste oqsroinss bieIer niht
mtB,uperlsbsnpen ginlaOung, btnn bic
Snisttrn purpsn ibr su elmer mntrtrGs'
li6sn Dual, unS lie burfte ll6 aud niht
,u lanes Der fsudtsn Na6tIuft auGIsbsn.
Gbsr nuf Der S6pslIe blisb fe erlhrsdt
lsben, ais iie ben sneen bIlfrrn 8aum
bsmertts, Der I'D, Dor ibr 6ifnsts, ItnO nur
Elm MATES 9ltt pur& pas I'm 8amin
brrnnsnce Seusr srbielt. 6ter Ipah lie
bod ntdt etpa bic Nadt Derbrineen2 =
Damn mubtr absr ibre 3ofe iepenfaas
NIT ibr bort I6lafsn, benn allsin far6tste
ife fb In pisism 6Oen 8aum.-!s39re Se.
fiirGtuns mar unts9riinbet, bsnu fe
icate taIN @sleafAuft ssnus bstummsn.
C5crtirBuus fOIst)
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&aner s @Gnfe,
8trfGufrr ppn
6rpcerieen nnb SyrDoifTDnen

Watnfra6t, Spbe parf,
nsbsn bent SptcI brs Srrrn @eOrse @rGbsr.
Ginsm Serebrtrn trutIGen publifum bic erae,
benIte gnseiee, ba6 mir furtpGbrenb rinen ausas-
UGblten 9crratb Opn prOUiant une grbrnsmit,
teIn an Sdnb bdltrn uno ju ben billigftn prriIen
an unfere 6unben psrfaufen.
5nbsm mir um Sdblrsi6rn 3uIpru6 bitten,
seben mir bic grrii6erung, OaB irwpbl AualitGi
ME prsiis bsr gBaarsn ni&ts ~ pinl6sn iibria
ladsu. 30ab6
9nfpb Sdurr. Rris6ri6 @dnEe.
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Departments.
Graminireute gspte fir Scranton, pa:
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Die mGbig1rn prGmirr. Gin grr6rs 8apitdl
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nrr Iinb ale pOlicirn unpsrfaIls unc unbelrrit-
bar. 80 Gage 6riif fir grGmirn. I3abIunern.
9br Syftem 1T ausIblieBlib ssgenIritig. Sie
psrlanst feline Npten un6 gibt Der pr6mie ais
Grsbit. 9Ias artrn ron pCIirsn psr6tn auses-
ftrat. Su Spersfallrn rpirc riidifGnpissr 9rrbit
unb pramir ni6t in atSus aebra6t. Sri Sram-
tenpabIsn iine bic MitgIirbrr brr amicabIe
itimmtersbtist.
50. 3immtrmann,
6jcnernIsgsent fur YrnnIylS.,
Office, 9fp. t06 penn 9lpr.
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GO. &lOs Il. g.,
Siqn6rs5anOIuus ilnb Giiis-Jabrif,
eds brr GsSnr uub Sidcry Straer,

SCRANTON, pa.
Die bsfru impprtirtrn uut rinbeimiIttsn
Nttns unb Pi9uTrr tets auf Eager unS ,u rlieo,
rtelfsn gStplrialr' grriieu perfauft.
auf ben Spn uns irlblt fabr5rtrn Wein. unS
Cher Giiia lenfen mir bic gufmrrtIamfeit ron
differentiation. ba frin 6jelbdft an 9illiafeit
une Suite esr 9Raarr nit ms runfurrirsn fam.
VILE artifsl prrSrn frri mad irerno sintm
Stabtlbsie selirfrrt. Danfsnb fir bas bisbrriae
3Itraufn, bitten mir a9tunsspOQ UNI 5criirBuna
0fIelesn. 29in7I
Gbparb 3tps.
6riebrib GBenSprraer
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Q0tS III herfnnfc1t.

Yin iebr psrtbSOllss Gisentbum in Der 80.
rough gBilfesbnrre 1T scsrnpGrtis gum gsrFau'
ausssbCtsu. Sn1elbe liest spiT6rn gtprtbamp.
ton unb brr Sputb St, pberbaIb brr 9rbisb L.
Susqutbanna u. 81. unS benz fog. Rieser Sia.
Gs brifrbt ans 2l Cots. Die 3ablunesbreinsun.
asn iinb itbr leidt unb bic Gage 1T ausgr,ei6nst
Gs 1T nidt su bsSpeifrln, baB bieIr 9pts in fur.
ger 3cit prrfauft iriu prrbrn unb mSssn tsebalt
aauhietbaber nidbt iGumen. RGberes IN au sr.
fraesn bsim 9punty- S6agmrtlrr
81. ~. MILLER
reer peter &Gber
6ap7i @lfssba
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@irtbS. unS &oCfbams.

Der llntsr,si6nete smpfsbIt ltinen grtuntru
unb ben Dtutf6tu tbsrbdupt fem an htr 9ad-
Iunlfraes, ubtrbaIb Der Main, Sstt parF, erlrgs-
mes eOial, no it lfsts bic bsfsn gstrdnit SOrfu-
ben ptrbrn.
SOliSs etute fUnnsn itbtr,tit CUTE aUf uns
9osis bnItlb trbaItrn.
Auh perben In benz @rbGube netendn ale In
bas SattIsrfa& tini&lassnbsn arbsitsn anssfrr.
tiet petr rtparirt. 25n9
Mnbreds Sh6u.
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0cltcr!

Dsm prrrbrtsn Yublifum pen Scranton uus
umsrstne eisns Sur Hatri6t, bae i'd Spn ten
ToIssneen 8eiter. uub gebrns. s.gerii6rrunaS.Gpm 6 ON.
paenisn bic Assnmr ibsmpmmsn babe:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-23

eemmGnpsaltb Cooperative, 100000
@sbduet, NfUbeln, Saufmannsaiitrr &c. tpsro,
tp gu ben ntserigheu 8atsn srrli6trn.
S9 meree mid bsirrbsn, meine @Snner IN
Itoer 5tnlltt Sufrireen ,u nsllen, une ii6erbaupt
metnf @slh6fts srpihenbaft uno plntlli6 3u er-
tnuen. gu ipre6sn isptn Sag i'm GliT gBurf
Dfal6tnen SbCp unb pCu bis 10 llbr 9lbenbs
IN Der Sffes pom gSsls unb gBatrrs, 6jsn.
gesnttn, pa eafapanua glpeuur ersrniibrr Der
9Salbinetcn 5aa, cine Srpps bed. Srrr 5beu-
Dor 5siiinsr pirb In err If. unb f2. gparo
APpliratipnsn fir btflrlbeu GOmpasnirn aufueb-
men, $40 Sbas, @, Better Ngrnf,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-13
THE LAKE BIGLER TUNNEL.

Col. A. W. Won Schmidt was to
have left San Francisco on Thursday
last for the mountains to agree with
the engineer designated by the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company on
the initial points for the Lake Big
Ter tunnel, and to superintend the
erection of quarters for the large
force of laborers to be put to work
as quickly as accommodations a be
provided for them. The tunnel
will be bored. as first intended, with
a machine cutting ont a core seven
feet in diameter, and then enlarged
by blasting to nineteen feet in hight
and twentv-one feet in width. The
tunnel will doubtless be bored
through the Sierra at the point des-
ignated in the local columns of this
paper on the ID inst.-starting at a
point near the head of the north
branch of the Middle Fork of the
American river, about ten miles east
of Canada Hill, and coming out near
the vivarium of Conner & Co., about
four miles above the town of
Truckee. This point is the most
practicable and feasible, so far as
getting the waters of Lake Bigler
through the mountains Is concerned.
and the tunnel would be shorter
than by any other route in the Vi
cinitv of the lake; but if the rail
road is to pass through it the present
track will have to he abandoned from
Truckee to Auburn, or thereabouts.
Starting from the western terminus
of this tunnel, the railroad track
would have to hug the southern side
Of the high divide between the Mid
die and North Forks down to Last
Chance, if not 70 Michigan Bluff,
and the cost of grading across the
ridges from there to Auburn would
be very great. We therefore doubt
if the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany viii ever divert its track to the
proposed new route, although 1t
viii, as the Bonner Lumber and
Boom Company, doubtless contrib
ute TO the construction Of the tun-
nel-taking. in return for such con
tribution, the lions share OF Won
Schmidt's water stock, and awaiting
itself Of all the benefits to be de-
rived from the shipment of timber
and lumber by the tunnel and alue-
duet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-13
THE MARCH OF THE CHOLERA.

LONDON, July 81, lS7I.-There Is a
growing unea>ine>s in London about
the threatened coming of the cholera,
which has ragged for more than two
years in Russia. The Russian author
tiles have hitherto withheld pnblica-
ton of all accounts about the ravageS
of that disease. Letters from Cron-
Stadt and st. Petersburg describe the
progress of the cholera as alarming in
the extreme. In spite of the sanitary
measures of the government it is now
steadily spreading, and has advanced
as far As the German frontier.
The German government has quiet
ly drawn a sanitary Gordon along the
borders OF Russia, in order to prevent
the cholera from passing the frontier.
In spite of these precautions the dis
ease has already made its appearance
in all the Baltic ports. 1t has also
carried off many victims in Poland,
whence it threatens to spread into
Prussia, Gallicia and Hungary.
There are great approximations in
England that the cholera may advance.
a. it has usually done, through Ger
MANY into Western Europe, including
the British Islands.
The distinction of the fields of bat
tie in France is progressing very
slowly. and if the disease spread rap
idlv it is believed that its ravages in
France will be terrible. These fears
are heightened by the present indica-
tons that the cholera ma come by
sea rs well. and the British govern
ment has prescribed strict regulations
for ships coming from the Baltic ports.
Cases of cholera have already oc-
Cured in Hull. whittier it had been
brought by emigrantS from North
Germany on their route to America.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-13

y PKEDICEIoS.-The Sacramento
Reporter, which i on the fence in the
California campaign, predicts that
Haisht and Booth will tie votes at o.
GOG each; that all other caniiittes on
the Democratic State ticket will be
elected by small ~majori.ieS, and that
the Democrats will have the Senate by
a large and the Assembly by a small
majority.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-13

The Carson State Register reminds
Us that eX Governor JOiIn>on'> term as
a member of the Nevada Supreme
Court expired six months ago. The
Register says weOught t. have known
this. So we ought, and a good nan
other things that we ought to know.
We were aware that the Democrats
elected 4 member of the supreme
Court of Nevada last Fall (Judge Gar
iper}; but we failed to remember which
Radical Judge gave place to that able
democratic jurist.-[SacramentO Re
porter.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-13

\ MANIFESTO.-Oue of the strong
minded yesterday filed the following
extraordinary document in the County
Clerks office
II am a tax payer.
"TaNation without representation is
-TYRA>NY.'
Il am taxed to support this Govern
ment am made arhenable to its laws
yet denied a voice in the framing of
these laws-which iS--INJUSrICE.
ELIZABETH 4. ~SCHENCK.'
The blanks may be filled according
to the pleasure of the reader. There
is a short. explosive and semi protane
word which if Mrs. Schenck will
amend her motion bv inserting we will
vote for the Bills. T. Chronicle.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-13

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - On Tuesday
night at Sierra Mill, ten miles south of
Eureka, a man named John Breaton,
was ftartully burned while drawing
brandy with a candle in his hand.
The brandy igniled, and the clothes OF
Breaton took fire. +. J. EI>v, in en-
d~eavoring 10 strip the clothes from
Breaton, was considerably burned.
Breaton was brought TO the Hospital
and is now under the care of DR..
Lukens. His recovery is very doubt
ful.-IEureka Sentinel.