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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30

~ to the Democratic party when in
power. He will probably be a good
Radical so long as that party . give
him place, and will support the prin-
ciples and policy of that party to suit
the spoilsmen who rule 1t. He will do
this in the peculiar way that the man.
ayers of that party understand so well
by "ways that are dark"-not di-
rectly advocating the cause of the ma
tional banks, the cotton lords, iron
and salt monopolists and railrord
kings, but by indirection. eulogizing
the great party of progress" which
has created and supports all these
monstrous monopolis. and denounc-
ing the Democratic party that is and
ever has been opposed to them.
Tie effect of the ex-Vice Presidents
labors in the present campaign in
California can only be estimated here
after; but from present indications the
joint efforts of himself and other i'm
ported speakers with the great army
of domestic stumpers engaged in the
canvass on the Radical side, will
not avail to defeat Haight and the
Democratic party. 1t is the fight of
1857 over again under circumstances
more favorable to the Democracy than
in that campaign, and the presence of
the Senator from Maine will not
change the result. CAsCo.
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:aRTHQuAKE SHoCKs.-Last Sun
day evening, at Is minutes to 8 O'Clock.
i slight shock of earthquake was felt
by many persons in this city. 1t was
not heavy enough to attract the atten-
non of persons on tie streets or i'll
ES0ni where there was much noise.
AZ Sis and at $40 the same evening
there were again slight shocks; the
one at SIS producing IA sort of swing
ing acknowledgements.
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NO WONDER.
The Enterprise of yesterday says

AS
The Democrats are in power in Ala
bama, and have been for the last eight
months. The State Treasurer hndsi it
necessary to write as follows to a
County Superintendent of Public
Schools, who had applied for his
county's share of the school moneys:
DEAR SIR:-Yours of the sd ofJuly
Just received. l am sorry to say that
the prospect of getting money is rather
gloomy. The Treasury is empty, and
after thorough examination ofthe Acts
now in force, the Governor finds no
authority for making a temporary
loan; so that 1 see no hope of paying
the warrants now outstanding until
the taxes begin to come inland l fear
that will be laler than usual this year,
AZ there is no penalty for late payment.
Respectful y.
J. f. GRANT, Treasurer.
No wonder the State of Alabama
Is impoverished-the scalawags, car
pet-baggers and negroes were In
power there from the close of the
war until last Winter. United States
Senator Willard Warner-Bill Stew
arts "model statesman through
dishonest combinations which his
position as a Senator enabled him to
form, robbed Alabama of more than
81, 800, 900, and the Radical scalawag
Governor at the time assisted in the
robbery. The Republican State
Treasurer for a long time refused to
turn over his Office to his successor,
and when he did at last do so he was
$50, 900 behind. The Republican
State Superintendent of Public In
struction for the last term robbed
the School Fund of over 5000, 900.
And Yet the Enterprise would blame
one of the great Grant family land
by the way the only member of that
family who can justly lay claim to
anything like statesmanship-James
Freeman Grant, State Treasurer of
Alabama, being first cousin to U. S.
Grant) for Republican robberies
committed before the State got into
the hands of honest Democrats. As
we'll might it blame Jerry Schooling
for the robberies committed by his
Republican predecessor and endors-
81 by the Republican party by a
second nomination. As well might
il blame the Democratic County
of White Pine for the rob-
berries committed by his Republican
and endorsed by the Re-
publican party by a denomination.
Alabama has had enough of Repub-
thievery, and will not trust the
r.d-raff again, and under Democratic
arrangement will soon be enabled to
carry on her admirable system of
schools as she did before the
of Radicalism was forced upon
her.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
ECLECTIC GEOGRlPHIEs-
Dissolution of Co.Partnership.

Z HECO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
1 isting between Warren 3 Sanders and Will
liam Il. Lee in M,son's Valley, Esmeralda County,
Nevada, is this day d. solved by mutual consent.
All Indebtedness of sal firm will. be paid by
william K. Lee who will also collect all amounts
due said firm. WARREN B. SANDERS.
WILLIAM r. Z
Msson's Valley, Esmeralda County, August %,
1871. au29-1m.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.
rI,HE~PUELTC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT

the Public Schools in School District No. l
carson City,, Of Ormsby county, will be opened
on MONDAY next. September 4, 1871.
Thu attention Of Teachers, Parents and Guar
dians is especially directed to the change in Text
Books as directed by the State Board OF Educa-
ton. in pursuance of which order the Board Of
Trustees has directed that said books be intro
dueed and used at and curing the next ensuing
term. Following is a list Of the new books or
dered to be used by the State Board Of Education.
with prices TO school patrons:
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Iisalia, California, is greatly excited
pvcr the discovery of rich auriferous
quartz lodes in the foot hills Il few
miles east of the town.
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Scarlet fever of a malignant type is
prevailing in and about Oakland, and
.ifteeu deaths from it have taken
Mace.
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A great fire is raging in the noun
tains near Emigrant Gap.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30

An excursion steamer on Mobile
Ray exploded her boiler on Sunday
LAST. killing and wounding sixty per-
SONS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30

Albert McCauley was suffOcated by
foul air in a.well,at Nevada City. CAL,
~ Monday.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30

Mrs. Laura De Force Gordon, candi-
date for State Senatress from San
Joaquin county. California, addressed
80 ~suffra.ists Monday evening.
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SITUATION WANTED,

ID A MARRIED LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER,
ID in the city or country Would do chamber OIL
any other Homework required. except cooking
and washing. Apply at this Office. auSo-tf
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1871.

A VOID QUACKS.-.A victim of early in
IA discretion, causing nervous debility, prema-
s-'e u.,ay, etc, having tried in vain every adver-
sIs.i remedy. has a simple means Of self-cure.
which ne will send free 10 hi. fellow sufferers.
Addlsss. J. Ii. TUTTLE, Is Nassau street. New
York, de3O-GG.
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All KEH
PHYSICIAN

OFFICE ON THIRD STREET,
"a short distance East of Carson Strset.)
Carson City, Nevada.
Successfully treats the most difficult cases o
d isease, by the use of medicinal herbs.
Has cured many patients in ,wn., Persons in
need Of his professional serU , are invited to
call { his Office.
Carson City, A0yenbt %. 1870.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvENT THAT SEALED
IN Proposals will be received, at the store of
John E. Cheney, ESQ, by the Board Of Commits
sioners Of 0rmsby County, up to the
sth day Of September A. d. 1871,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the ROOFING of the
County Buildings, as per plans and specifications to
be seen at Mr.. Cheney's store.
By order of the Board Commissioner in and for
0rmsby County, Nevada,
T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
August Z, 1871. auS-td
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
ap4 o.l sh.ris q tie + f.s 1:Ss Il o1ls.na

N. A. 6enshworth. Aor Tee, etc.. ~.
george e. BogeEt ct al-Flth District Court
for tue partsh * Orleans. Ne 1871.
nT vIRTUR OF 4 WRlTlOP HRRI FACIAS
~ against George G. Boesrt, to me directed
BY the HonorahIe the fifh District Court
Tor the parrish Of Orleans. In the above entitled
Caose l VIII pseceeA - soil ct public auc-
Royal stseet between Canal and Custonlo1se
et!eete h the eeooua District ofthis city, TUKS-
DAT, April 10. le7l q u O'Clock n, the following
'Aooetlhea pgnperty, to wit
= CERTAIH SQUARE OF GROUND. situated in
ekervile, In the sixth District of the city Of New
OFloans FORMERLY city and paEish q Je6ersonl aud
being in accesdance With . plan d.awn BY Bnfsssn
Nsrch. l5eD, and Deposited 4 the ollcc Of James
Graham, notary public in this city. Said square
+ designated BY tie number thirfy-six, and com
prised Within 0ctavia, Joseph, Prytanie and Per.
rer etroets ana sub1ividcd into eighteen lots NUM-
bered nom one 70 Eighteen. inclusive; end which
Lots one to nine, Inclusive, EACH thirty feet
ellel lines, q one hundred feet seven inches and
0ur linee lot her one forming the corner Of
Terrier ard. Joseph streets ard lot number nine
the corner Of Perrer and Octavia streets aud lots
1umboxs ten to eighteen inclusivcly, each, thirty
1ect Trent on PrytauiA street. by adepth, bet ween
parallel lines, Of hundred feet SIX inche lot
number ten forming the corner Of Prytanis and
mar q Prytsufa and Joseph streets.
Hean6 the same pcePerty the defendant acq uired
nom Mos Mary a. Nay by oct passed before
Thomas J. Beck, notary public Of thfs city, ON the
twenty-sixth day Of Nay, 1851.
0etsod b the abOvo emit
mhl7 an1 IA RheSsW ~ <t,c n.,ssS, ~ O-,a.r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

KATE GEARY VS. THOMAS walsh, Mn
Husband-No. 206A
+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE uMBTKxuIU
j day Of January, 1871. judgment wns resdege6
in this court in tbs following entitled euif in ~
words and figures following. 70 Wit:
Mra Kate Geary ". Thomas Walsh, Her Hus-
band, No. 1854.
4 !. ordered, adindesa and decreed that aelAnn
now confirmed and made Anal; that there b 49,
ment IN fsy1r Of aid PLAINTIFF Kate Gsary. ,vfis e
Thomas walsh, hW hussand; that the oommunitV
Of acquests md &1dns heretof6se existing betWoea
TO the exclusive 9el.inistntion and cOntfoiVf N
separsee esease ~ that tbs delsndant pey tho
aignsd. january -, IAN.
IL, E teseanssg $1,000 hs.s hesssnAs - ~
honAs - Nd ~ oeo1 - ~ GnhkQQng4s - ~
S1eNGNeW Og1eanae - tAis lsurteeath ~ G(leaoA,
- - - - 81 Iot4 80 tkGnn4 lfA1 49,
- r = 20 ~ - q. ;
WAn1QtSs IL Docx. b0111v o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
Green & Elder W. Marie Jane Brink.
Orleans, No. 8Sl1.

Gfeem q Elder vs. Marie Jane 0tImks
mann-Seventh District Court for the parish Of
Orleans No. 85ll.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SAIB
y to me directed by the Honorable the Seventh
above entitled cause, l win proceed to sell at
pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, ON TUESDAY April II, 1871 ct twelve o'clock
n, the fSllcTng Described property. to wit
buildings and improvements thereon, and al
rights, ways and privileges belonging or in any
and payiah Of Jefferson, in this STATE, IL square
number twenty seven: bounded by hagasine, N.
being designated BY the number eighteen, on plan
81 Jsmee j. \ d P.al, architect, dated Jsne %,
lSoe, anA neasures thirty. feet front ON Constan.
f1noole G<toe1. ~ one hundred and twenty feef II
iepfh, b6eWem parallel lines, etc.
/ 6ei1od - ~ 6kDvo 0a1k sssffsa q
spee RI, q
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

II OUISlANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Ne. S1..C Camp Street.,... Ne. 81
JOSEPH g. COPIES, ". VAN NORDEN,
President vice-Presideu
JOHN g. WALTON, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
W, H. Thomas, David Wallace,
Henry Peychaud, DR.. W. h. Holcombe.
Six per cent paid on savings deposits.
Safes rented and valuables received.
Interest ON bonds collected and RENTED.
Persons living in the country will find this Com
pany safe depository for valuables papers, etc,
ct o small expense. nol1 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
AUG. DE- B. HUGHES, Attorney.

On motion Of Aug. Deb. Hughes, attorney Of 4
E. Norton, assignee, and upon suggesting to the
court that he has filed in this court the foregoing
petition. it is ordered that valsn Olivier Crescent
City Bank of Louisiana, Citizens Bank Of Louisi.
ana, Mrs. Esther Chapman executrix 0fthe estate Of
Adelaide Dubreuil deceased. 4. verret Levi Pierce
Joseph Lallande, Charles B. Alter Henry. Denis U.
Deani Co, Thomas U. Pierce, William s. Nelson.
and Alice Nelson, and all other parties In interest,"
do show ause upon the twenty-ffth day Of APRIL
A. D. 1871 at eleven o'clock A. NJ. before this court,
why the said petition should not be granted. and
said property sold prayed for and why al lnoum.
ORANGES recorded against said property should not
be Cancelled and erased.
And it is further ordered that notice Of this petit
ton and order be served upon said valsin Olivier.
Crescent City Bank of Louisiana Citisens' Bank OF
Louisiana, Mrs. Father Chapman, executrix Of the
estate Of Adelaide Dubreuil. deceased 8, Verret.
Levi Pierce, Joseph Lallande, Charles B. Altsr.
Henry Denis U. Deani 4 Co, Thomas U, Pierce'
William 8. Nelson, and Alice Nelson, and ali other
persons, by serving copy thereof upon them, q
their agent or attorney or by said assignee publish.
ing acOpyOf said petition and order three times In
the New Urleans Republican, Newspaper printed
in New Orleans Louisiana, the last publicafion 6
be made at least five days before the day or hear
ing
Z. n. DURELL, Judge.
true copy:
CHARLEs CLAIBoRHK, Clerk
mh29ap141 81
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-10

Election Of Railroad omeers. TIE
following ofioers were chosen for the CleYe-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis
railway al the election Wednesday afternoon:
President, Oscar Townsend; Vice President,
II. B. HurIbut; Secretary and Treasurer, Geo.
n. Russel; General Superintendent, E. s,
Flint; Chief Engineer, Frank Ford; General
Freight Agent, Lueien Kills; General Passen-
ger Agent, Z. A Ford; General Ticket Agent,
S. F. Pisrson; Auditor, A. Ely; Paymaster, S.
B. jackson; Master Mechanic, L. s. Young;
Master Car Builder, W. z. Smith; Division
Superintendent, indianapolis Division, C. C.
Gale; Division Superintendent, Columbus
DiTsion Hnd Springfield Branch, Robert Blee
- -
Prof haagnef. This renowned horse
trainer, with bis magnificent troupe Of trained
horses, has arrived in cur city, and erected a
Large pavilion west Of the Cooper House, where
he will give his exhibitions and lectures. He
is certainly one Of the few men who does more
than he promises in his advertisements He
has ten. beautiful horses, most Of which are
trained to obey their masters voice in what
ever he says. The tricks performed by Tom
my and Blind Billy ars highly amusing. Pro
fessor Msgner will remain in this city the re-
mainder Of this and during next week. He
handles the most vicious horses with remark
able skin, and his lectures are full Of iuvalua-
bic advise and information to horsemen. If
you have kicking horses bring If to him and
he will break it free Of charge, there is no
horse so ugly that he can not tame it. Where
ever he has been he is pronounced to be the
greatest horse trainer and educator of the age.
There is no humbug about him or what he
promises TO do.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-10

Badly Played-Ths guilty acting bene-
dict, whose wife was doubtless the deceived
one, when tho two were married, faneied he
was playing q fine little fares, all to himself,
the other night when be winked and blinked'
at uymph du pave and took her along the
dark side Of the street to the depot. he was
more than ever convinced Of his shrewdness,
when he found himself and the fallen angel
the only occupants Of the ladies' waiting room.
Having fonnd society, exactly suited to his
taste, he perhaps allowed his sagRcity to de-
sert the watch tower, Just when eternal vigil
anee was most needed as a protector. 1t was
not our FAULT that business called US from
home, Just at the time, but such being the case
our visit to the depot was not one of idle curl
osity. We were not foreEarned and conse-
qaentiy did not forbid our eyes % send a
glance into the room whore the egregieus mol
ecule Of manhood was sitting, 1t is true that
the sight caused Us to look again, to make
sure there was no apparitiOn on the case. We
could not prevent the couple from stepping on
the train Just as we did, for, had he desired it
otherwise, he should have giveu warning or
else have used greater caution. Why they
left the train at Clyde, was probably best
known to themselves, but leave it they did
and started away from the depot. Not being
female, Of course his perverted sight
prevented him from recognizing US and
he is probably now hugging the vain de-
lusion that his little farce was enacted 50 slyly
that no one could have known it. Unfortu-
nately for him, he vas seen BY more than one
his wife, Whois worthy woman, bears his
nsme, and out Of respect for her, we refrain
from making it known, but it is not necessary
to keep the incident under the cloak Of score
~ . 8 ALaa Il -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-10

"a sRssst - IBs fs1Ss % France. r thS
1sF1blio could nd e. these s.friends," 4
would have ohnusa % atand. Bat thar
thfsaten law, order, property. religion, society
itseh with destructive violence. France has
more TO fear from these turbulent faotionisss
than she ever had from the German oecnpa-
ton Of Paris. No sooner is the city evacuated
By the 0orman troOps, without collision with
the populace, than ths nav danger Of bloody
revolution threatens the capital The @HedsI'
Of course are at tho bottom Of the mifchief.
They ara reported to be intTenched a Mont
AEArfre, with q battery Of twety5sspsn zuns
and strong force, ready TO atteck he cir,
The Government has troops in line 70 resist
che attack; and there 4 imminent danger of a
collision. Is Il possibls that the scenes Of 1898
are b b Fe-enactad 81 ls7iP Viii Keehefort
plsg ths fsloos sRohea pierre, -and Thsirs and
FaSre suffer the fate CT the Qirondistsf In
the name Of humanity and civilization, We
hope not. But L 7is .futile q zpecb modsra-
tien from thee 0i hope 81 oi er
Is in the strength and frmness Of the Gov
srnment. These demonstrations, whether
followed By q general outbreak or not, ought
10 be conclusive against tho immediate re-
noval Of the Assmbly from Bordeaux to Paris;
! course urged blythe, "Reds,g but opposed by
" celssrvaii YES 70 transfer the Assemble
o pafis b the present state 81 feelinR, would
be TO invite revolution. Order must hrst be
irmly established in Paris, before the Assem-
'ly can Safsly re-enteT the capital-Leddey.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-10

OheoFlmg Facts far gha WlROas,
Rery day dsnonStTAtal ssors eleazly shst liver
npi7ia d AL tts distressing folzss, can Be cor.
.rolled md cured without dimculty O. ineougen.
ieaes. It is an Obstfnato disease, but its obsti.
nacyis not proof against the pertinaeous. ,
dial and restorative operation Of Hest ..rs
Stomach Bisters. That genial corrective Coz lr1s
IEE oBskE 10 DC It's DCrT. 1t Musr seerete rsEu-
Iazly and healthfnlly under the influence Of the
Bitters. Their action brings h beck hroa state
cfrebeIlion Int perfect harmony with tho Iawsoa
health. II there e casti4ene1s, It disappeazs; II
thsse is side-achs OF ba1k-aehe, It eesses; Il the
sih and the white Of tho eyes szs ti1eed VITA sl.
duous bile, they recover their natural hue; II the
appetite is gomez it returns 1.-THE uigsstion is i'm.
prSa It Is restored; in brief, whatsPer tie sTnv-
tofuA 81 heeonplaint may Be, end whatsTer tie
phsse It has ssfamed, CURE u CERTAIN. Such
are the uniform effects Of this preparation where
bilious dsssseh has been already deysloped, but in
ASS Eers thefs il merely constitutional ten.
deney to liver complaint, IL may be prevented
throughout life By the regular use, in snail euaa.
titles, Of this palatable antidote These are pro.
ven fsetr, and should be seriously yondered-Or,
rather, they should be promptly acted upon-by
al persons 0f bilious habit. ~
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-10

I i Ayouag nan asa young Woinan, came besY
tstag ARRESTED sol sd1lh1f rsesnil Il ap-
psussd. However they Wsrt osly hOok-inr.s .
sats. ed ihsy Ssts net oblEsd q aS6sar. /
.. :. Juns. Of this sitS sad Hsurv L.
Weed, e WeOdulls have been placed upop
The Grana Jury of ths United STATE. Court sOr
the NaEthsFn District Of Chic, oomnsncins.
April Eth.
4 pair Of booss were Sesn standing in the
middle q TIE street, the ether morning stuck
tast In The mud Some absent minded chap
must have been Stepping high. on bis way
home, tie ni7ht before. t7Ea g
An agent Of Prof. Ksliss came to grief in
Elmora while the Professor was stopping
these. His fingers stuck to q. package in a
drug st0re that did not belong to him. Ttcost
ths mysterious ui3n gl ana cost.
AfFelsht train going west, vas partially
thrown from the track between this station
and Lindsey, "a Tuesday afternoon, causing
ths passenger train gOiag east aud due here
q Q o'clock to be delayed three hours.
Several Citizens Of Monrosyille have recent
y suffered outrages from the hands Of some
Unknown personsSconsisting of destruction to
GaEious kinds Of property. It is supposed that
heir zeal IN the Temperance cause, has pro-
roked the malice Of some one.
-SohnJenney, Esq, Of ElmoFc, has been ap-
pointed Assessor Of internal Revenue, for the |
consolidated district Of Sandusky and Ottawa |
counties. Mr.. Jenney will have his Office with
r. Bartlett, Esq, Of this city, where he
viii spend portion Of his time, During his
Absence persons having business With the de-
partnent can receive any information they
nay wish fran Mr. Bartlett at his Office.