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Notice

rs hereby given to all parties concerned
that Jacob Kern has retired from the
Clothing Business, and has severed all con
nection with the Establishment at the South
West corner of Main and Franklin Streets
familliarly known as Kern Fex's old stand
The undersigned wilonly be responsible for
debts contracted by himself. All money
paid to liquidate debts belonging to the old
firm, or the present proprietor, Solomon
Kaufman, must be receipted for by Simon
Fox. All debts not paid within thirty day 8
will be put in the hands of legal collector.
Jan. 7; 1871. 43-tf. SIMON FOX.
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-19
FROM SAa FRANCISCO.
SAX FRANc1sco. Feb. is.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.
Col. John l.. Wilson, editor and
proprietor of the Chicago Journal,
and DR.. Rogers, of Chicago, are here,
en- route to San Diego for their
health, and possibly for permanent
homes.
The schooner Francis +. Steele
sailed for Cocos Island to-day with
another party in search of pirate
treasure under direction of the
spirits.
The Japanese Minister and suite
leave here for Washington overland
tomorrow.
The stranger who cut his throat at
the Brevoort House yesterday, has
been identified as Geo. l.. Israel,
formerly of Antioch, San joaquin
county. brother of Grant Israel, OF
this city. No cause known.
Some OF the leading Chinese houses
are giving magnificent exhibitions OF
| fireworks on the American Fourth oil
| July style this evening, III honor OF
/ their New Year.
DIR. Herrold, of San Buena Ven
tura. was shot and killed on the
evening of the 10th, at that place
by a German, name not given. Aftel
n dispute at cards, they went int
the back yard; IA shot was heard an,
Herrold was found dead. The Ger
man escaped.
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Religions services To-Day,

CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Divine Services
ut IL o'clock a. IN.
EPISCOPAL CHUHCH.-ServiceS At III a.
m, and . p. IN. sunday school AT 1917
O'Clock. All are cordially invited TO at
tend
METHODIST CHURCH.-llev. ] r. Kan
-mond, Pastor. Preaching nj II 81. m. and
! p. m. Sunday School at y N. Prayer
meeting every Friday evening, az o'cl'k.
Seats free.
PREsBYTEIIAS CHUBCH.-Pr1sching NJ
IL n. IN. and y. IN. sabbath hoo at
l2i4 I'm. After evening service the MEM
bers of the church are requested 20 re-
main, as business of Importance will be
brought before the congregation.
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A DISPATC E

SPECIAL 70 THE CARSON DAILY STATE REGisTER,
1t THE WESTERN UNf0s LINZ.
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E-ECJi STOCKTON.
STOCKTON. Feb. Is.

STOCKTON, Feb. Is.
The Stockton and Copperopolis
Railroad Company received num-
Der of new cars from Vallejo to-day.
Application to the Common Coun-
ell, requesting that body TO prohibit
the keeping within the city limits
the insane patients from the State of
Nevada, is being circulated, and is
receiving many signatures.
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FROM SAN DIEGO.
SAN DIEGO Fob

SAN DIEGO, Feb. Is.
At Jacinto, - miles east OF here,
on the Fort Yuma road. the body of
Mr.. Park. who had been murdered
at that place under Very aggrayating
circumstances. was discovered on
the 10th under n pile OF rocks. He
had received Il blow across the tenn
pie and was stabbed between the
shoulders. No clue to the murderer
has been obtained.
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Arrivals At the Hotels.

oEMsBY HoUsE-o. D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
T " Flllibrown, Virginia r l. Thomas, virginia
L Z prexleE, CT Perkins,
ST. CHARLEs-GEo. TUFLY. PROPRIETOR.
2 Binder. Truckee, TMcGrsil. Genoa
~ iinr'i. Dayton IT Murphy
II kuch, Loii-. Carson valley
vi MeCowen. Mil stn } H-il-hrrn. Silver City
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ALL the fIvoritc brands of the finest
Havana and Domestic Cigars, and the
best Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
can be had At Jas. j.. Mandlcbaum's
Variety store.
Go TO Smith Il SAVERS for your gen.
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at San
Francisco prices.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Nall and Express.

ARRrvEs.-From the CT. Railroad and
Washoe at : a.. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at IL n. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
ut 5 y. m.
DEPARrs--For washoc and G. 2. Rail-
road at d p. IN.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
For Genoa, Pine Grove n Aurora at
: q. IN.
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WATCH LosT.-A magic case gold
watch, with steel chain, was lost yes
terday somewhere in the Capitol
Building. The finder of the same
will please return it to the Sergeant
alarms of the Senate.
Read that local notice Of E. Il.
Rail. Everybody having q family or
a house ere interested IN the reduc-
lions.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.-Sce advcrtisement.)
Also a large stock Of Coal oil: Danforth,s
Fluid, Lamps. chimney ;, etc. Coal oil,
81 per case; Danforth's Fluid, s. - per
case; Lamps complete, ere, 30. and ST
each; Burners. &c. and soc. each: CHM
neys. DC. each; Student Lamps, s. each:
Blasting Powder, 1875 per key; sporting
Powder, best quality, 81 g., Joc. and 75c.
per can. on and after this date, / will
sell all goods at a little over cost. Call
and examine the goods and and get the
price list. +. Il. RAIL.
Carson, February Il, 1871. n
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SPECIAL NOTICE. indigestion is the
cause Of nine-tenths OF all disease the
living machine is subject to. Give tone
to the stomach and digestive organs, and
you Will save more than half in your
Doctors bills. DR.. Henley's celebrated
Xxi Bitters are recommended by all ply
sicians to dyspeptics and for all COM
plants of the liver and digestive organs.
t:ee 40 advertisement In another column.
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CknsoS Cry. February Il, $50.
". n. E0EISsuy-DCNE SIT; We, the uuaer.
signed, ci izeu- Il CtTsn City. - q testimonial
~ aur Li-h appreciation uf yaa- ialyut a. an actor
and e Npnr social qualities a. a gentleman. desire
70 make a manifestation of the same by rendering
Nou COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, and ask you
90 name the time when you Will be the recipient
ff The ar Na-sA~syrffv
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-28
THE coLusA ELopEmENr.

The Sun gives the following version of
the late clopement: "A merchant in town,
who has handsome wife, has had his
suspicious somewhat aroused by the inti-
macy existing between book keeper re-
Gently taken in his employ formerly an
insurance ag@nt-and the partner Of his
joys. On the evening of the 10Th instant,
about I O'Clock, an unusual hour for him
to visit his room, the merchant concluded
to take birds eye view of his domicil-
Upon approaching the door he, heard a
rustling within, and upon entering the room
the bewildered husband was somewhat
mortified to find his beloved wife and the
clerk confronting each other in great con-
fusion. The criminal lover broke out the
back window, jumped on shed, and
soon gained the street, while the enraged
husband notified his recreant wife that he
would shoot her on the spot. She asked
for time to pray, which was granted, while
the husband hunted for pistol. The wife,
doubtless believing "the prayers of the
wicked availeth nothing" cut short her
prayer, made tracks for the back door, and
soon regained an audience with her vile
seducer. A buggy was procured, and the
guilty pair rode out to the cemetery, where
a messenger was sent in town for funds to
defray the expenses incident to an elope-
ment. The sum of SIS was sent the shiver-
ing couple. The unhappy couple, she
hatless and with hardly sufficient raiment
to keep her from freezing, started for
Princeton, and kept on their way to Chico,
thence to Red Bluff The gay lothario
met an acquaintance on the road, from
whom he borrowed $40, under pretense of
having money in bank at Colusa This
proving incorrect, kilograms were sent for
his arrest for obtaining money under false
pretenses. The unhappy husband, in the
meantime, refused to be comforted He
endeavored to drown his sorrows in the
depths of the wine cup, but all of no avail.
He converted himself into a travelling
arsenal, swore vengeance on the guilty
parties, and started in pursuit. lie found
his wife secreted in private house at
Red Bluff, where she was to have remain
ed until the return of her lover, who had
crossed the river with the intention of
leaving the team at some point, for its re-
turn to Colusa. The husband and wife
embraced, cried, forgiveness was vouch-
safed, and the unfortunate pair are now
ensconced in their old home at Colusa,
while the vile invader Of the domestic
hearthstone "stands weeping alone" among
the cold hills of Northern California,
branded with infamy, and an object Of
contempt.
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-28

ULYSSES, THE SILENr--What just
now is troubling President-nakers and
Presidential aspirants, more than anything
else, is the reticence af Grant Ulysses,
the Silent, is more silent than ever, re-
specti1g very important question-that
is, Will he be candidate for reelection
to the Presidency. One sentence from
him, and great cloud would be raised
the political atmosphere would at once be-
come transparent. That sentence is, 81
shall not be candidate for denomination"
or, II shall be candidate for renomina-
tion." This Isl very important question,
too, for the country. Until that is said by
the President, the vital questions of the
time will be obscured "A the wrangle around
the Presidents person. His party, or at
least the vast ofice-holding portion of it,
will bend every energy to support him,
wrong or right, and the other party will
labor as unscrupulously to pull him down.
Democrats will attack just measures be-
cause he is the author of them, and Repub-
licans will stultify their convictions be-
cause he must be preserved Colfax, three
months ago, announced his decision and
retired from public life. But Grant re-
mains silent, and keeps alike political
friends and foes in suspense.-San Jose
Independent
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-28
THE "sAGE BRUsHv BILKs.

The Sage Brush-a dingy seven by
nine sheet, appropriately named after the
principle production of Lassen county, and
containing column and half of local
advertisements, and an average of three
local items per week, still manages to
maintain sickly existence on the proceeds
of few "ads" thrown to it out Of
charity by the philanthropic merchants Of
Reno, Nevada.
As to any illusions the conductors of
the Brush have, or may make, regarding
us, we care nothing, as their weakly ef
forts at "sarkasm", and their transparent
lies and general verdancy, amuses us
muchEy. Their "Weaverville, Shasta
county," "Mill Greek" aborigine, "se-
cession sheet at Copper City," "impassable
mountains" &C., merely shows what un-
mitigated fools they are, and does not hurt
us particle. But as we have several
times condescended to notice these fathead-
ed, whisky-soaked, sage-brush pirates, and
alkalied grass-hopper-catching constituents
of Wlnnemucca, we will return the favor
of their last weeks "advice" to us, by
suggesting few things which they might
do.
They might succeed in selling them
selves to the butchers for covering mate
rial for poor article of dog sausage; or
they might dispose Of themselves to some
unscrupulous soap-maker, who probably
could succeed in transferring their asinine
and alkalied carcasses into an inferior quail
ity of soft-soap, which would do for the first
course of clothes-w washing in a second rate
Chinese laundry; or they might hire
themselves to the San Francisco physi-
clans, who could put them to use by keep
ing them about their offices to exhibit to
such patients as happen to swallow poi
son and require quick and strong emetics-
as one look would be enough, and stomach
pumps would be of no further use. Fail
ing to succeed in any of these things, we
know of no other appropriate course for
them to pursue, except to take up a col
lection, buy couple of ropes, and go out
into the sage brush and hang themselves.
Hopirg they will receive these suggestions
in the disinterested spirit in which they
are rendered, they will excuse us fol
hereafter acting on the assumption Of
Judge Lott when he declined to make an
order appointing litigant paper for Las
sen, on the ground that"no newspaper is
published in that county"
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-28
SHASTA COURI + X.
--------,- ,10DNTNC IAN % 1871.
rRoM THE PIT RIVER COUNTRY

Within the last two weeks quite num-
her of the residents of the upper Pit
River country have visited town on bus
mess. Among the number, we conversed
with Jno. Macarthur. Sr., Jno. NcArthur,
Jr. Geo. L. Carman, VIM. Robinson, e.
Manning and ]. B. Kemp, all Of whom
expressed themselves as bitterly opposed
to any change in the boundary lines of
the Shasta Land District whereby they
would be compelled to go to Susanville to
enter their lands They also assert that
the people of Goose Lake Valley, and the
entire upper Pit River country are pleased
at the idea of being included in the Shasta
District, and are signing remonstrances
to Congress against any change in the
boundary lines. Congress will certainly
heed the wishes of these people, as ex-
pressed by petitions, and refuse to interfere
with the present lines of the Shasta Dis
trict at the behest Of the clique of swamp
aud timber land grabbers and swindlers
who are urging the establishment of a
Land Office at Susanville for motives best
known to themselves.
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-28
GRIZZLIES.

Bears are more plentiful in the Cow
Greek country of late than they were ten
years ago During the last eighteen
months they have destroyed hundreds of
dollars worth Of hogs, and other property,
and notwithstanding a number of the
marauders have been slain, the consump-
tion of swine flesh still goes on. The stock
owners in the locality mentioned set out
"bait" for the grizzlies in the shape of a
"dope" containing pounded glass, strych-
nine, and other ingredients, and whenever
one of the animals get a dose of this
preparation, it is gone up, for if the strych-
nine does not kill it, the pounded glass is
sure to hash up its in'ards sufficiently to
produce death.
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-28
RUNAWAY.

james McGarry and his two eldest
daughters were returning home in bug
gy from the Tower House, on Monday,
and when near the Four Mile House, the
lines accidently slipped out of his hands.
McGarry jumped out of the buggy with the
intention Of checking the horses, but in
getting out his feet became tangled in a
blanket which the party had drawn over
their laps, and he partially fell to the
ground, and the team took advantage of
this and run away. The girls kept their
seats for some distance when they jumped
out without injury. The horses, with the
buggy attached, came into town without
driver, but the buggy was badly smashed
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-28

Governor Palmer IF Illinois, in his recent
message to the Legislature, takes decided
ground against the peer of Congress to
build railroads within the States or to create
CORPORATIONS for that purpose. He is re-
ported as saying:
at is not within the power of the Fed
eral Congress to authorize the construction
of railways in State, or to create corpora
tions for that purpose, or to regulate or
control existing corporations in any way
whatever; the General Assembly should
earnestly protest against such assumption
of power by Congress