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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-07

IN bankruptcy.
To Whom Il May Concern--The undersigned,
A. Meade Smith, of Norfolk county Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee
OF the estate OF Ferguson Deyer, OF Southainp-
ton county, In said district, who We're, on the Sd
day Of May, 1871, adjudged a. bankrupt on their
creditors petition by the District Court of said
district. A. MEADE SMITH,
WT-F3w Assignee
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rsHE GENUINE LUBfNs and other i'm
u ported handkerchief Extracts, Soaps, Pow
ders, Herman Faiina, Cologne. &c.
L. WAGNER x co, Druggists,
Sixth and Broad streets.
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ASSIGNEE SALES,
81, BywslIingson doddin,
- Eleventh and Hank streets.
ssIGNEES SALE on f'ss
IA 4 - q - itf74i ~ " VI
= 1zsassyALUxBLE REAL ESTATE.
- - = - "a "a
s,...... A.. -. -. -, -. t. -,
4 BY virtue Of an order Of the United states DIS
tEict C9n,t 70, the Essssrn District Of Virginia.
Henry =; Picket, bankrupt, IN front Of tSc ., s.
- - ~ y ga
At12 ocloch M Ii. X.
~ "'' tsat ~
at auction. A TRACT OF LAM consAinsns
s 4 NJ 7't7 7 - 80
living in the conntv f cy,o,ion STATE ~ r..,rs,1
vania This land WIN IL soId free rom iien. ana
encurp brances - = - - - : ~
= s - \
sla4s
ence On sx ma tevs nsu, css ,s sna sas Osa
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TRUsrEE's AND AsslGNEE's SALE.

BY Wellington Goddn,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer, eorne
Bank and Eleventh streets.
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ASSIGNEE SALES.


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ASSIGNEE SALES
q BY Wellington Goddin, sa n.e
Auctioueer and Real Estate A rant. cor.sr of
Eleventh and Bank streets. -
\ sx,cNrr,s SAFE on 81 -
"A ~ 80 % ~ - .lzssi =
'sas.s' az z PIE 10" - : -
daie y"y Sth rs ISL tS Nth SELL As a assanes Of
s. Custom House st Richmond, va OF, -
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9Th, ISM,
.ss,ss < Atlso'elock NJ = =
NJ anct,o, A rp AcT mr. r.ANn ,,,,,,
~ ""''ioi, a AnRSA VI -1A1SDs con'einns
,f)NF, 17rrNDRED Ann SEvENTv cmrS y.
" ~ = iiNiS Di@r'D AM De EN- AonsrS'
T ,rh anu M, ys ~ me county .. Salonne.
~ ..e WIN 20 eo'' = ~ rum ia0hs ei'u eeuin
a''ees'
4. 4 - e2
ry,vs or So ono..h,v, o..,, "a ~. ,s.,l
curity the title to be retained until the whole Of
'ns psrcnase money = pa s@4, c,n,.u
49,
.,,o,,.,,.. Dy " WEN, Ion aoaon,
Auetioneer and Real Estate Agent, corner of
Eleventh and Bank streets.
A ssiGNEE's SALE OF = esss3 ~ -.
IA -.--,.-, -. 81. ~,
q VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- 80, 7, la, Z
by virtue OF an order OF the United States Dis
dated July 9TH, is7l, win sell, as assignee o.
~ Z M arr' panErnpt ~ mont OF me
81 's a'','n =, Aoe,o =, sin' 'Sh'
~ dfA ai AT IL o'clock M,
TRACT OF LAND, containing
ll ] sls tI
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES,
adjoining the lands of George Hankins. Edward
City This land win be sold free from, liens and
eneumprsanees. - |sa
ss ef
TaRMs OF s4In;.-o One third cash, and the bal
eurity the title TO be retained until the whole of
the purchase money Is paid; ..-- a sssisf
p - -" 40 " -.nOOn cenTS, Ass'gnee.
,,o,,,,,a. . By Wellington Wen, s.bo doadin,
Eleventh and Bank streets
A sSIGNEE,S SALE OF rf 3& e
N - - ~ Z ~ ~ i ssaas.s'
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Asaa u
&C.,. - : - -. - - - : = =
BY virtue of an order of the United States Dis
dated July On, is71, win sell, as assignee Of
Littlebuly G. Waddell, bankrupt, in front Of the
M, ~ $3.50. -
KS Atl2 O'Clock M, s'1 !
at auction, TRACToF LAMP eonta,n,re N,
midi lad ust A., 80 -
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4 vertislIlg medium. Try 4 and see.
Ls0R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. City Lots.
IL Chicago, or FARM near Detroit, for LUMBER
(assorted) on Saw-mill and Timber j. RAN
NEY, Delaware, Ohio. =.
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Said land has on 1t n comfortable dwelling and
necessary out-houses and will be sold free from
all liens and encumbraneescxcept the contingent
right of dover VI II FE EeB3
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Pursuant to an order of the District Court of
the United States for the Eastern District of
Virginia, made in the matter of John b. Bell
bankrupt, 1 shall, as assignee of said Bells es
tate, sell at public auction in front of the Ran
dolph House, in the town of Farmville, on
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TEXANS OF SALE-On third cash, and the bal
ance ON six and twelve months credit, with se-
cnrity, the title to be retained until the whole of
the purchase money is paid. Z i7i51,
iy Is--2awsw JACOB COIN, Assignee.
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TERMS-Ten per cent. cash. the residue ON n
credit of ~ and is months, equal instruments the
purchaser giving bond with security and the title
10 be retained until the whole of the purchase
money Is paid p. A. FORBES,
au 2-2aw3w Assignee of ID. A. Watson.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

CHICAGO IN THE FIELD.-Chicago
has been envious of san Francisco
ever since the Pacific Railroad was
completed, and, not TO be outdOne by
the Fair Crittenden assassination. has
gotten up a similar one of its own,
save that the Chicago victim "a DR..
Scanlaud) vas shot by his brother's
wife for alledged improper intercourse
with a reputed oma of high stand
standing in Chicago, for a long time,
the wife of the Doctor being all the
while knowing to the fact and suffer
ing poignantly therefrom. The name
of the woman whose Illicit love caused
this tragedy is Mrs. Laura Wilson Far
rar, who is celebrated for her beauty
and accomplishments, and a member
of one of the oldest families in Chi
,arn
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RADICAL RULE IN THE SOUTH.

The following picture is drawn by
a Republican hand and well illustrates
the villainous in which the
Southern people are robbed, insulted,
oppressed and degraded blythe carpet
bag, scalawag and negro otf-scourings
of creation which have been forced
into power at the point of the bayonet,
in those States, by 1.-THE best Govern
ment the sun ever shone upon" under
Radical rule. Is it any wonder that
disturbances occur in a country thus
governed? The New York sun says:
In 1865 the debt of Louisiana was
about ) ,000, 900; 1t is now, including
the so called accruing debt, compriS-
ing Endorsements on worthless rail-
road, and other bonds, over SIC. 00O,-
900. \ New Orleans correspondents of
the Springfield Republican has suiii-
cient faith i'll the people OF Ma>sachu-
sets TO believe that if The body called
a Legislature recently adjourned "had
done to the people of Mls>achuSe Is
what they did to the people of Loni>i-
ana, they would never have left
Boston alive" The same correspond
ent describes this Legi stature as
having been composed of ignorant
blacks, carpet-ba-gers from The North,
and Il sinai minority of the nleane>
Southern white trash, men without a
last place of residence soaked with
whisky. living wiki negro women
and smelling ike wet dogs as they
eibowed about the lobby openly sell
ing their woes. Under these
stances he thinks it is unreasonable
10 expect the planters TO talk with en
thu>iasm of the Old flag, or to consider
the Government which uphold> such
IA Legislature 1.-The best the world ever
saw"
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CARSON CITY:
Wednesday, April lie. 1871.

INFoRMATIoN WANTED.-A gentle
man whose professional business leads
him to inquire into ways that are
dark and tricks that are vain,' sends
us the following: "a law-and- order
man desires to know of the authori-
lies at Virginia how it is that Willis,
the only living witness aginst Me
Williams, is sentenced to prison and
disqualified as a witness before Nc
Williams is ,ried?" We give it up
unless the reports be true that infiuen-
tial members of the Virginia City
X. IL. We're financially interested i'll
the i~ncendiary fires, and feared expo
sition i'll case all the parties Implicated
by Willis were betrayed to trial and
abandoned to their own defense. Such
cases have been known. Perhaps the
Enterprise, the mouth-piece of the Nir-
ginia ku klux, can give the desired
information.
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The CALIFORNIA CAMPAIGN.

Both political parties over the ridge
are organizing for the coming cam
paign, and the Republicans are going
to make a desperate struggle for the
offices. With them it is success or death,
certain death-tor they cannot long
survive defeat. Their principles are
obnoxious 10 a large majority of the
American people, and nothing but the
cohesive power of public plumber"
has held the party together during it's
brief existence. But even if their
principles as a whole were not repug-
mani to the great mass of the people,
they could not retain their party
strength without party patronage, for
they have never promulgated a plat
form or adopted Il resolution the letter
and spirit OF which they have not vio-
lated Ill II way or another. Free
men, tree soil and free Speech was
the popular cry with which they delud-
ed the people into their support; and
now their free men, are governed by
bayone;s and tried for petty ottenses
by military commissions and negro
by whole communities of men pro-
scribed, DISTINGUISHED and held in the
most CALLING bondage, while their
free speech is accounted treason
and made punishable by any Petty
military tyrant who may happen TO
give ear to disappointed alien office
seekers. The existence of the Repub-
lican party i'll California being depend
ant solely upon success, it becomes
select able men and thereby end the
struggle with a single campaign.
There is a seeming contest within the
Democratic party in that State which
the Republican press is endeavoring
to magnify into a rupture, but we
opine this will vanish with the close of
the State Convention. Whenever the
party puts up al honest and capable
man for Governor, no matter what his
name may be, the mass will flock to
his support. Haisht or Johnson,
Findley or NcCoppin, can carry the
Safe by 1900 majority. With the
Republicans it is Booth or Selby-the
former of the Radical type and the
latter alp anti orhamite. Booth can
not carry a Francisco, and neither
of them can carry the State. Ii Booth
is nominated, Selby and his friends
did before; if Selhy is nominated, the
Radicals Will work for his defeat be
cause he voted for Haight in 1859.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

REAFFIR&ING.-The Republican par
ty, having inaugurated so many out
rageous measures for the oppression
of the people, now seeks a new lease
of power by practising dupiicity. l.
gave away millions of acres OF the
public lands, and then passed a reso-
luton against its own policy: then
violated its pIighted faith rs Don as
its Object success in approaching cleo
tions) was accomplished, and gave
away millions more. Now it pro
poses, through Stewart, to pass the
same resolution again. i'll order to
hoodwink the people. TO deceive the
people as to its objects, a Republican
Congress so!emnly resolved to abolish
the internal e system, but
failed TO do 50. For the same purpose
it now gravely '.reatirms' its violated
resolution.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

LIVE MORMoS.-By the train yes
terday came a Mormon. accompanied
by his wife, in three parts-that is,
there We're three ONE who held that
relationship 10 him. His wife We're Il
dOcile looking woman-aIl three OF
her, in fact. This is a Dew case to u,
and II grammar Is inadequate to the
occasional EoGg> ~paraIyzed Il ar
i!hmetIcal talents by pronouncing the
following problems: "Ifthat man has
three better halves, what component
part OF the whole does he cOn~tiluce?"
After Studying the matter carefully,
We are compelled 10 ''gif it oud."-
Sacramento Reporter.
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\ PRETTY SIGHT.-Envv is one of
the most besettiug sins of human ma
ture, and why any person should de
liberately be guilty of an act to cause
that feeling 20 arise within the breast
OF others ii is hard 10 >ta.e. Net peo-
pie Will do it, * was evinced yeS,er-
day morning. by a newly married
couple Occupying front roOms i'll a
firs;-ciass hotel on one of our princi
pal streets. Sitting by the window,
benedict took hi, Beatrice upon his
knee, and the two proceeded to spend
half an hour in loving embrace, and
billing and cooling, evidently highly
satisfactory to them, but, oh. how dis
agreeable TO the bevy of Young men
with watering mouths who stood upon
the opposite side of the street. every
Individual mothers son OF whom was
filed with envy Of the lucky man
across the way. They should follow
The advice contained in the Good
Book, and go and do IikewiSe.f-
sacramento Record, 10Th.
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AWHoPPER.-G-eeley can "pile il
on heavy when hes ii mind To. For
instance, he declares it an established
fac; hat there have been not less
than live thousand negroes killed. on
account of their color and their poi
ijirS, in the Southern States since
Grants election" When the leading
organ OF a party deliberately makes
such a declaration as this. can We
wonder that the people of the North
are cheated out of their woes, snd
Congress is engaged in all ann OF
Outrageous measures against the
biood-thir>ty South?-LSayannah Ca
kepuOlicin.
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DEMOCRATlCC oNvENTIoN.-The Dem
ocratic Convention for Virginia City
will be held on Monday next. Fol-
lowing / the delegates elected there
to-: First Ward-J. H. Tilton, ThOs.
Carroll, J.. Masel, J.J. Cooper. Second
Ward-L. Samuel, DIR. r. Weber, w.
E. +. Deal, NJ. Strouse, j. 3. Mallon,
James Malone and Robert E. Lowery.
Third Ward-P. Barnett, DR.. c. C.
Green, S. Wilcoxen, NJ. Rapp, John
Hamilton, John O'Brien, VIM. Hays
and I. CordielL. Fourth Ward-John
7. Riordan, F. McNair, John Snow and
Theodore Gosse.
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THE Press, aniIlustrated Journal"
published by Horton d Leonard, l0o
and 10 Randolph street, Chicago, Hi
noi>, has, above all other publications,
reached topographic and pictorial ez-
c~ellence. 1t is published quarterly,
at 30 cents per annum, is filed with
interesting reading matter, and its en-
cravings and the rare beauty OF its
topographic appearance is good fol-
ewes.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

RADICAL MEMoRY.-The Louisville
Commercial, a ranting, ku-klux Re
publican paper, having asserted, as Is
common with its class, that it knew
all about who murdered a certain
Union man in Kentucky, and that its
editor had a letter giving the names of
Democrats who did the deed, etc., and
that such letter had been handed the
United States Marshal. the Democratic
paper cornered the Marshal and his
deputies and prosecuting attorney,
and made them show by the letter its
self that the Republican paper had
lied, whereupon the Commercial apol-
ogizes and says: at seems that our
memory was lot accurate!" Yet this
cas- was investigated by 4 Congress
ional committee, discuss d and elab-
grated i'll Congress, and now stands
recorded as one of the we'll established
ku-kIux outrages of the South.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

UUFFY.-A Washington negro, writ
ing To tile Chronicle of that city, ex-
presses his Indignation at the attempt
made 10 write downthe social equality
feature of White House levees. He
says: AT this late day. it is hardly in
good TASTE, when negroes in the SEN
ate. and negroes in the House, and
negroes among commissioners help to
make society,"" and adds that this
appeal to exclude negroes, who are
now. by the grace of God and political
necessity, political equals, is mon
strousI' Such are the teachings of
Republicanism-and such its results.
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AMSEsTY.-In the House, on Mon
day, a bill for the removal of legal and
political disabilities was passed-ayeS,
1ii; noes, 10. The bill excerpts from
it's operation members of Congress
who withdrew from Congress and aid
ed the rebellion; officers of the army
and navy who sided with the rebel
lion, and members of the State Con
ventions who voted for and signed the
in the right direction. and if the bill
should become a law it will be the
hardest blow yet struck at the So
called hu-kluX organization.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

MoNTANA.-A dispatch from Coriane
dated Monday, says that Montana adj
vices say that Z heavy rain and snow
storm prevailed throughout the Ter
ritory. Nine inches of SNOW fell on
the mountains. The streams ele
swollen and several bridges have been
washed away in consequence. Late
arrivals from Bozeman contradict the
report Of an Indian massacre.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

SINGLELINE.-That great constitu-
tional lawyer among bull-whackers
and great bull-whacker among consti-
tutional lawyers, known as the per-
petuaily disappointed bat perpetual
o~ffice-seeking blatherskite, Doe. eau
ley, OF Hot Creek, gives a column and
a-haIf legal opinion on constitutional
amendments in last Sundays Enter
prise. The ''~opinion," boiled down,
amounts to this: An Ordinance OF
Secession and the Fifteenth Amend
ment are equally meritorious State
papers in the estimation OF a sore
headed Office seeker devoid alike o.
principle and merit. Now that Single
line has "chopped." the Republican
party ought to give him something
say Commissioner of Deeds for the
State of Rhode Island, to reside at Hot
Creek, Nevada.
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aCtNfIissrasor's sale,

EsTATE OF LsWRESCE BARNHARr, IE-
- ceasea.-Eotice is hereby given II, The IN
der-iSnei. Administrator Of the estate of Law
nEACE ~BAHSHART, deceased, will on
Wednesday, May Sd, 1871,
Between The hours o ! q. II. and sur5et OF said
day, to wit: att O'Clock p m, eel at public auc-
tioR the following described property be.0. ging 10
sd estate, - wit: Lots numbered i've g., eight
~ and niue 81. in Bloca for ytwo ti2), in Sears,
IN, mp-ou L Sear,' Division q the tow Of Carson
tlty, Ormsby coGuty, state Of Nevada, with the
improvements thereon; also, the + liowiuy per-
5 nal property to wit. soda machine, fixtures,
and bottles. sale to take place upon said prem
ises. Terms of sale-CAcE ia gold coin.
LOUIS BRADER,
Admir- of the estate Of Lawrence BarnhGrt, decd
Carson City, April IL, 1sil. ap12-2w
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For HAIGHT.- The Sacramento
Union says it is well known that in
1857 Thomas H.. Selby, now ore OF the
leading Republican candidates for
Governor of California, voted for and
and supported Haight against Cor
ham.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

PoLITICAL.-On Saturday evening
last the Democratic City Convention
of Stockton made tie following noI.l-
nations: For Mayor, Charles ]. Hub
ner; City Collector, II. w. Miller;
Chief of Police, II. :. Smith; Asses
sor, Samuel Marks.
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"A NATURAL REsULT.-The Wood
land Democrat of the Sth saws:

On the ranch of Mr.. Thomas Goodin.
near buckeye, in this county, there is
a fine flock of turkeys. one of the
Hock-a stately enthusiastically took
possession OF a nest of tw~entv-seyeu
eggs with patient resignation went
to setting. Hei Is still faithful in the
duties he has assumed, and the eggs
will hatch i'll a few days. The owner
does nos know how TO account for the
strange freak, but our Informant saws
1t Is only the natural result of a lee
ture on Wonan'> Rights recently de-
iirered III the neighborhoOd. He does
not know. however, who will be the
mother Of the chicks.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

SE-IER.-The Salt Lake Herald re-
ports about Il hundred lodges OF
good milling ore discovered and To-
Gated il the Sewer River region, with
seveEty-fve men at work and 300 en-
roate thi,her. 4 10-stamp mill and
other machinery has been sent for
ward.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

How FALLEN!-On the 81 instant
he School Board of Louisville. Ken
lucky, appointed y. J. Bibb and Napo-
leon BOnaparte to vacancies which ex-
listed in the Board of Visitors to the
c0lOred schools of that city.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

The St. Cloud (Alinn.) journal pro-
teSses 10 have good authority for say
ing that work will be commenced in
the Spring on the branch line of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, running
from that city n~orlhwe>leriy to Otter
Tan City; also, that the branch on the
east side Of the river will be extended
10 Crow Wing, and thence t0the cross
ing of the man line at Brainard.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

EscAPED.-Jones, the scalawag
Judge ofthe Second Judicial District,
North Carolina, hasescaped exposition
Of his crimes by resigning rather than
tace the music OF impeach ment.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

y letter-writer says that William d.
ornnan, nephew of Albert Sidney
johnson, the rebel General slain at
Nhiioh, Is o a prosperous merchant
In Australia, having gone there moro
IMAM twenty years ago rs a runaway
sailor boy from New Orleans.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

FAILED AGAIN.-There must have
been something interesting in the
Gold Hill News last evening, as il
failed to reach US.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12
STAGE LINES, ETC

The opposition between the rival
lines Of stages between this city and
Reno is becoming Interesting. l am
tod that Mr.. Mooney will send on. a
rUckawaE and four TOMORROW evening
al 5 O'Clock the fare by which viii be
but one dollar: besides he viii carry
ministers OF all denominations and
w~ido"sand orphanstree. Pretty good
for low,
noane & AmeS, prGprietors Of Min
ers' Union Hall Skating rink. are also
doing a good thing f0r the orphans.
having rendered the free use of their
rink and skates. every Wednesday
afternoon to the children of the Or
phan Asylum ofthe Sisters OF Charity.
DAN De GUILE.