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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10

Anna L. Swindell has sued Wood
hull X Clahin, the women brokers,
which the New York Daily Demo
crat saws is Ann L. of Il Swindell.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10

\ minister not long ago preached
from the text, BE We therefore
steadfast, - but the printer made him
expound from BE We there for
breakfast"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10
OH 1ailn State Reoistrr,
Published Daily, Mondays ExceptedJ
= PERKINS & STREET..

OFFICF-Rail'S Brick Building, Second
street. opposite the Capitol.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

no trough or bucket Il tie ven, he wa, was
unable to supply himself with the bever-
age, and. after minute deliberation, pre-
sented himself at the front door, and, pull
ing the bell-rope with his teeth, requested
the loan Of q bucket II any one doubts
the correctness of the above, We can show
as proof the prints Of his teeth on the
pump handle and bell-knob, a. also the
horse himself"
The Boston Journal tells this story of
q temperance Captain: An incident was
recently related in the life of sec Cap
tain, whose strong and earnest feeling
respecting the use of intoxicating drink
sometimes caused him to make any sacri-
fee Of pecuniary profit rather than SEEM
ingly TO favor, By any action Of his, the
destructive habit. He happened. few
years ago, to be ct Santa Cruz, In the West
Indies, with his vessel, when the season
for shipping the products Of that region
was past, and nothing remained to go for
ward except q cargo Of rum. He was Of
fercd the freight at . Aandsome price, but
peremptorily declined It on the ground thai
bis conscience would not permit him. to
accept It. The consequence was that be
came to Boston In ballast On his arrival
he estimated the loss to the vessel by his
refusal, and informed the owners OF the
circumstances, adding that he was willing
70 pay them their proportion of the
freight money which bad been lost BY his
conduct. The respect In which the Cap
tain was held. however, prevented the se-
ceptance Of his offer, and he y as continued
in command, but caro- was taken that, If
possible, his voyages should be thereafter
SO arranged a. to avoid all "rnm" ports.
The Captain il now in charge Of q fine
ship, which is on the way from Europe to
this port, and although somewhat advanced
nj 9ge, he still adheres to his old-t time prin-
A'nIea. ~ = - es~@s e'~$
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
Miscellaneous.

"A CRATE nuisance-Bad COAL
"A bad place to get out at-The
elbows.
Illinois has 1888 idiots and 2,3S7 lu-
natics.
How to become great broker-Break
every three months.
Watering places that remain open all
winter-The mouths of milk-cans.
-" You seem to walk more erect than
usual, my friend" "Yes I have been
Strengthened by circumstances
AT large dinner party the other
evening, in New York. the tablecloth was
Of heavy white silk, edged with point lace.
A widow holding policy in the Mu-
tual Life, of Chicago, on her deceased
husbands life, gets the money herself 1t
cannot be taken for his debts. lf.ta
-Four hundred and sixty-iive thousand
dollars have been expended on the Ma
sonic Temple on Broad street, Phila.
delphia. .3ea tis4a g3f
One of the neatest toasts ever. given
"Woman-the last word on our lips, be-
cause it comes from the bottom Of our
hearts," 1855 $isF @it'i
DIR. Harriet K. Hunt, Of Boston, pays
her taxes this year, accompanied with her
annual message protesting against taxa
ton without suffrage. @H f3 seq l't'
If it is wise TO insure your property,
the loss of which would fall heavily upon
your family, it Is wiser to insure your life,
the loss Of which would be blow still
heavier. Insure in the Washington.
The ways of society are curious. Two
| lalt wi n nfh ar IN q
| New York avenue have exchanged calls
and invitations for six years, and yet have
never met personally. ttl
"A Canadian paper asserts that the
toll on the bridge at Niagara Falls to Goat
| Island was so high before.it was doubled
that no one but wedding parties and other
simplet0ns ever crossed 1t. I
DIR. Antonio PriettO thus advertises in
the St. Louis Times. Fifty dollars re-
ward will be given any one who will come
and take my tormenting wife away, or /
must 90 to Cuba and leave this country
forever, for can't stand her. Will no
| one come and take her? She interferes
with my business and happiness, and tor.
ments the life out of me. She spoils nv
| little girl, SO that l have no control over
her.
"A gentleman called into shop on
New Years Day and was shown by the
merchant an article. Said the merchant
"If you know Of a man you despise, ut.
terly mean and contemplate, to whom, OF
course, you don't want to make present,
but to whom You feel obliged to, buy this,
and give Il to HIM" The gentleman
thought moment and said, "I'll take it,
i The next morning the merchant who cold
the article found 4 on his table at break
fastl "a. &.t, a.....s.gf
The Wabash (Ind.) Republican tells
the following story: "A horse owned il
this city is possessed Of undeveloped talent
| which, II properly trained, would make
him the pride of the arena He not only
releases himself from the stable without
any dtnculty, but not long since went 10 {
pump, and, taking the handle between hil
| teeth, began pumping water, There being
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

The Winston IN. c. Sentinel tells of
the following two very singular cases of
sudden death: "Salathiel Hier, a citizen
living in the southern portion of the
county, was taken sick, and few days
ago was visited by his neighbor, Alfred
Gimble. Mr.. Gimble was standing by the
bedside holding him by, the hand. He
asked him how he was getting along. Hier
told him he thought he was going to die
Gimble remarked that we all had 70 die
some time. Almost before the sentence
was finished he dropped dead, with HERS
hand elasped in his, nearly pulling him
out of bed. Hier was SO frightened and
excited by the circumstance that he died in
a short time.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
After late storm it became necessar

After late storm it became necessary
to send the mail from GAINESVILLE to Darien,
Wis, by a mounted carrier. In fitting him
out, a pair Of ssddle-bags which had been
stored away for years in the post Office
were brought forth for his use. and on
opening them the postmaster discovered
which had lain in the bags since 1862.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
The Next Congress.

THE bill reported by Mr.. Mercur to ap.
portion members of Congress under the
ninth census, proposes to increase the
present number from 243 to 26O The fol-
lowing table, giving the number to which
each State will be entitled, is very nearly
correct, as nearly 90 - it can be made from
the resources in the Census Bureau:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

In numbers there u safety. 1t was upon this
principle that the formula Of JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN
to spend fortune IL advertising bis pills, submit
ted his recipe to the revision Of the most intelli
gent and learned physicians Of the age, and the
result Is . simple but most encacious medicine.
the blood, remove all distractions, cleanse the
skin of all pimples and blotches, and arc perfectly
sure and ssfe IN their operation. Tho JUDsoR's
MOUNTAIN HERB Pills cure Biliousness, Female
Irregularities, Headache, and many of the diseases
arisfng from impure blood and . deranged diges-
ton. Use the JUDsoN's MoUNrA1N HERR PIIIA,
and when you have proved their virtue recommend
them to your friends. They are both sugar-c coated
and plain. Forsale everywhere.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
-Philadelphia contains over four hun
dred churches. 5t

An. Extended POpuusrfsy.-
"Brown's Bronchial Troches have been be-
fore the public many years. Each year finds
them In new localities In various parts Of the
world. The Troches are pronounced univer-
sally superior to all other articles used for
similar purposes. For relieving Coughs,
Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches have
been PROVE reliable.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

THE MUSICAL INDEPENDENT for Feb
ruary contains . sketch OF Missions career, by
Everett Chamberlain; the ORGANISMS Story (con-
cluded), Mobilization School, Editorials on Memoir
izing Music, Reviews Of New Music, Z very copious
News Summary, Answers to Correspondents, etc.,
and the following pieces Of Music: "Remem-
brance OF Heidelberg" March, by Alb. Parlow;
" I3urdett's March, !" byJ. L. Battmann; {" Hang up
the Baby's Stocking" by H. n. Higgins; my
Song" by Ferd. Gumbert; Am Only . Friend"
by VIM. Seibert. Published by LYON & HEALY,
Chicago, at $40 year. or = cents for single mum.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
PRussING's White Wine Vinegar Il . most
superb article for table use. Warranted pure.

HENDERSON " FLEMING's SEED CAT
ALoouE.-HENDERsoN b FLEMING, seed mer.
chants, 81 Nassau st.. New York city, have issued
their annual descriptive catalogue for 1871, which
Is beautiful work OF about 20 pages, giving much
valuable information indispensable to those en-
gagged in the culture OF flowers and vegetables. 1t
contains two beuutiful colored plates and numer-
other Illustrations lists OF seeds and prices, and
instructions as to the planting and rearing ofyeg
etables, flowers, etc.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

=
to expert printeys or TO n0vices to cay nothing Of
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TIE price ofths work, besatifully and eubstan-
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= only 5000 copsss were printed, and = no future
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dollars. Terms. cash with the order.
This IL the only work Of the kind ever issued,
and no prominent business man. much less any
printer, can AFFORD to be without it. Those who
do not order soon may be disappointed in procu,.
ing copy. Address OscAR W. HA1PBI, publisher.
50 West Fourth street. Cincinnati, o. II to be sent
by mail, Sand 8 cents for postage
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
/ You've Pnor.-This beautiful new

monthly has, In three short months, taken high
rank among magazines. The February number
contains the Continuation Of an excellent serial,
b VIM. Everett; brilliant paper on Books and
Reading, by Robt. Laird Collier; an exquisite
poem, BY Edgar Fawcett; Picked Up Dinners, No.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

A New Triumph of Practical science-AI-
iment from the Rocks. All objections 70 life up!-
yersal o. The apetAy See Moses aportion OF the
dietary OF the civilized wof d. have Il seems been hap
PLY removed By the discovery Of new process of pre-
time when the Food Question" vital qlns-
ton with the masses than Il h now and therefore
ProvidentaL
The Irish Moss Carageen, and the Iceland and Nor
wegian Mossee have long been known 10 contain larger
amount Of nutrtiye Eeatine In proportion to their bulk
and weight, than any other vegetable product of the
land but the seeming impossbiy OF entirely purifying
them from all exuaneous matter and rendering them
agreeable an element Of food, has hitherto excluded
them in great measure, from our bill of fare This ay
parent mpossiblity has been overcome-expermentai
science oyercomes almost every obstacle adays-aI d
Irish Moss purified, concentrated, ard render alb
soute luxury, SEA MOSS FAMINE. will hereafter De
quoted food staple In the markets Of the world.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

DoN.r TAnPrR wrrH CoreH.-Perhaps in Tho
whole. category Of diseases to which humanity il
susceptible, the cough ts most neglected in ito
early stage A simple cOugh Il generally regarded
more-bot to those who have paid dearly tor ex-
Perience, Il !: TIE signal Of stack for the most
win lead to Consumpton.--if not checked 20 sure
a. the rvulet leads TO the river, yet It II an easy
enemy to thwart, II met by tie proper remedy.
Aliens Lung Ha!sase b the great cough remedy
merit alone 1t can be procured at any Drug OF
Medicine store I
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL. AND
LIE ILLuerRATED.-The February number is we'll
feightsd with good reading. There il something
IN It adapted 70 every body's TASTE The following
are among the table Of contents Z. W. slough
ton, the eminent lawyer; What Can Do Best.
The christian Church or /" Disciples" with
twelve hne portraits and accompanying sketches
Of fts leading Preachers; Temperament; Physical
Education continued; The Evils Of Cbiynon;
Homer A. King, tn wsll-known spiarian; Brief
History Of Dee Culture; How we form Character.
The Deluge-a death scene of The Bible; The
Mont Gents Tunnel; Honor your Calling; Origin
Of the American Flag, etc. Price s3 year;
single numbers, 80 cents. Address S. X. WELL,
New York.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

The raw, astringent atmosphere OF winter Gre
ates and aggravates many ailments. To protec
themselves as efcctually Is possible against the
invisible dangers which surround them at this
season, should be the especial Of persons con
stitutionally delicate. As there IL no medicinal
preparation In use which 80 thoroughly braces
and invigorates the stomach, the liver, and the
nerves, as Hoetetter's Bitters, course OF that
agreeable tonic u particularly advisable for dye
peptic, bilious and nervous sufferers in the cold,
damp. and trying weather which generally pre-
walls In our climate at this period Of the year.
Sudden chills have . very bad effect upon dyspep-
tics, and individuals Of bilious habits, not unfre
quently producing congestion of the liver or bow
els, or low fevers, sometimes of an intermittent
or remittent character. Attacks OF rheumatism are
also to be apprehended, and when there is ten
dency to that cOpplaint the Bitters VIII be foand
the best preventive. The operation Of the great
vegetable tonic s direct and simple. 1t stimulates
and strengthens the digestive and secretive or
gans and the nerves, and puts the system ia con-
dition to resist the action of those formidable foes
of vitality, low temperature and unwholesome
winds and fogs. BY quickenipg the superficial
without creating anything approach
ing to fever, 1t imparts tone to the skim and thus
renders the surface Of the body comparatively i'm
pervious to unhealthy external influences.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

The following nOminatiOns were sent to
the Senate on the LIST Postmasters -John
H. Mann, Delphi, Ind; George w. Baker,
Rochester, MINI. Charles r. Tyler, Green
Hay, Wis. samuel X. Bern, Canton, Ohio ;
r. L. Goodson, Bellevue, Ohio; Squire A..
hyperion, Bushnell, ILL.,; w. H. II. Ellis,
Jr., Mason, ILL.,. Lizzie Gilmer, PittsAeld,
H.; L. w. Smith, Ehingham, ILL.,; Nor
man Parsons, Pendleton ILL.,. Arthur Fan
miss, Warren, Ill. -5i9a 3H bIlsl'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

tr0duced and referred to provide for the admission
FREQ OF duty, OF animals, especially those imported
from the Dominion Of Canada for breeding pnr-
to INCORPORATE the Southern Express Company ;. ;.
The Indian Appropriation bill was reported from
Committee OF the Whole and passed "A res0lu-
top was adopted that the senate bin to repeal 80
act reduce internal taxes aud for other purposes
a. continues the income tax after the S1st day OF
December, 1869, be returned to that body with the
respectful suggestion on the part Ofthe House that
section Of article 1 OF the Constitution vests In
the House Of Representatives the sole power to
originate such measures. Adjourned.
In the Senate, on the 3Oth, bills were in
troduced declaring that any one who shall sell OF
give to any civil, military or naval officer Of the
Government liquors to be used o. . beverage,
shall ns deemed Susy Of crime against hs
DO punished by nne and imprisonment also pro-
viding that employees ~ officers Of the Govern
ment who shall continue TO use Intoxicating
snmmarily dismissed, and shall not b reinstated
for two years; to extend the Jurisdiction OF the
Court OF Claims; TO extend to the o1icers OF the
furnishing artinoal limbs TO dsabled soldiers; TO
authorize the construction and use 0f horse ran
road IN Rock Island. H.. The bill TO provide
was reported back with adnendments !. The
Georgia election question was considered and the
minority report declaring Henry p. Farrow and
Richard H. Wh1teley ent1ed 10 eoats IN the o0nato,
was rejected. Adjourned.
In the House, on the 30th, bills were In
troduced--for tho sppointsasnt Of River Inspsc.
tor FOR Western fiveS; to extend the time for re-
dsmpGIo0 o. laAds sold In Memphis, Tenn., d
United states tax sales; to regulate .commerce
among the several states; granting land for Z
railroad ffom Berlin, Wa, 10 BayAsid, WIS.,, viii
branch. "A resolution was offered requesting
lnfOrnati0p from the President - to the employ
mont Of military OfaceD In civil duties ct thu
lads 10 Minnesota 70 cd tAe inproveasat d
9syesSn I e 81 =; oy sa
csusus when the pay d. not amount 10 . aday
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

HAtes*f. EaeE4k ~ WV fft -t=itftt r.
Colonel G. j. Young, member of the
House Of Representatives from Colum.
biana County, Ohio, and editor of the
Buckeye State, died suddenly on the after
noon of the Goth, - he entered the State
House, Of hemorrhage Of the lungs. Ia,.
A convention Of Sherifs Of Illinois,
recently held ct Springfield, formed q
protective association, the object Of which
q TO bring offenders to Justice, recapture
escaped prisoners and act Is cooperative
police throughout the State. 4.,gs8,
A terrible calamity occurred at Kenosha,
VIA, on the 3lst ult. The Halliday House,
. four.story br,ck.building, discovered,
about 1 80 q m, 70 be on fire n the second
Story, IN ths room used asa storsaroomIfOr
lalnrs end keroaene. There vers shout
thirty perspns In the building, who were
awakened by the discoverer Of the fire,
and several Of them succeeded In making
their esoape; but TIE flames spread 20
rspidly that Mira MERRILL and her sbar
little cAildreu, the Oldest Of whom WAS
twslvs years Of asA whooocupied . room
On the third door. were unable 70 escaps,
md. notwithstanding great efforts were
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-11
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

-, -. Carte, stree, opposite The re-
s.se. o. A. o. Moves for sale cheap ATTY coEY,
Prescott September &C. 1871.
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-11
NOT AUTHORITY

Tho.. who read our article las, week, un-
der this head, viii remember that we eau
toned the public against placing any reliance
upon the report circulated above the sigma
tare Of one Piper, an Indian Agsnt in New
Mexico. 10 the effect that Cachis had applied
10 the said agent at the Canada Alamosa res
eryation, and asked for peace, and that the
accat had received him, etc. We believed,
aud skill believe, that the report was made
bv direct instruction from Colyer and that it
was devoid Of truth; and now, from New
Mexico comes statement which proves the
Justice Of our deduction: at is said by those
who have known Cachis,' says the Las Cru
ces Bor3erer, "that this Indian him that Pr
per holds forth as Cachis does not answer
the description at ALL
30, gentlemen OF the Indian Ring, treach'
cry, falseho0d and deceit are the agent,
through which you hope for success; but
your cause is as diabolical as your agents ars
infamous, and truth will eventually crush you
all. SIC transit gloria nest OF thieves.
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-11
The Indian War.

We publish this week two excellent letters
from our Tucson correspondent Marius.'
To that Of date October Goth we would par
ticularly call the readers attention. Colyer
established peace al over Arizona some five
weeks since, and yet our correspondent shows
that another pioneer has fallen at the hands
Of hostile savages; that another is suffering
from wound inflicted by the treacherous
Apache, and that a military officer, at the
head Of twenty-five men, is on the trail Of
from sixty 10 eighty warriors. In addition
20 all this, Mr. Leatherwood writes from
Tucson, one day later, and says that the IT,
dianI have instituted reign of terror at the
scenes of many of their former outrages in
Southern Arizons. \ rumor, that he has not
had time 10 trace TO it's foundation. reports
three men killed. We will not consider the
Wickenburg calamity in this connection I'M
nj II shall have been shown beyond question
that the Outrage was perpetrated by Indians,
or otherwise. Enough has been shown, how
ever, 70 prove to the understanding Of any
man who is not an idiot that there is not
peace in in Arizona but that, on the contra
~, there is a condition Of active savage war
fare throughout. Surely Colyer's policy has
lad a fair trial; and now consider the result
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-11

The Cal reporter interviewed" Geo. Q,
Cannon, the great Mormon Apostle, at San
Francisco, some three weeks since. The Nor
mon Mandarin told sad tale Of persecution
at Salt Lake. Not only did the males Of the
tribe Of Brigham feel the Christening rod
brandshed by Judge Mexican, but the women,
likewise, felt disconsolate at the prospects OF
losing their third, thirteenth or thirtieth in
terest, (as the case might beg, in husband.
On the heels Of Mr.. Cannon's sad story comes
the following from Washington under date of
October "a:
"A petition was received at the Executive
Mansion to-day, fifty feet long, signed by the
women OF Utah, protesting against polyga-
my, and urging effective measures TO suppress
the practice"
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-11
Mail Service.

We require additional mail service for
Northern Arizona, and there is not one plsus-
ible reason why il should not be granted us
Prominent among the various routes upon
which mail service mas become quite indis-
pensable to the proper management Of bust
ness, is that from Prescott TO the Colorado
river, by the Hardyville road, and thence to
San Bernardlno, California Wallapai Min
ing District, Hardyyille and other points on
this route, in Arizona, will sum up total
population Of more than one thousand per-
manent settlers who have 20 depend almost
solely upon chance-as a train OF a traveller
may pass-as the means by which they may
obtain mail matter from this neighborhood.
We need not dwell upon the injustice Of this,
in the abstract, as it in perfect harmony with
the general direction Of all other matters in
Arizona for which the people have TO depend
upon the Federal Government However,
this Is matter the adjustment OF which rests,
TO some extent, in the hands Of the people.
II we fail to make known our wants we
must expect that our interests will be neg
lected, and should, therefore. agitate this
matter, by petition, in unison with those
who are directly interested with US. There.
fore let petition be duly drawn up and let
every man apply his shoulder TO the wheel