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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
REWARD!
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. STATE Of NEVADA, !
E,rA.N Snnrnnl.r - Is-1 |

sell. CHARLES Jones, Tom Hcitron, TiIton ?. Cock
ercII, John SIuirrS. Thomas Ryan, Thos. Flynn
David L, nch, Leanier Morton, Geo. Roth.
S2GO for each If the following: VIM. Forrest
Frank Clifford. J B. Roberts. Elijah Ingram. Pat
NcCue lalia> Preping Tom. T. b. Parsons, J. Il.
Watson, VIM. Willis, j.. +. Chapman, Edward
B1Grlow. Tim. Men aulaTa, Dan B. Baker. John l.
Jacks. Noses Black, John Burke. Fat Hurley.
Chris. C. Blair, Marion Pruitt lcoloredi.
4 description Of the missing C~onyictS, taken
from the Commitment Book Of the Prison, i an
ncNtd.
In testimony whereof, have hercunto set
-" my hand and affixed the Great Seal rt
SEAL state. Done at office in Carson City, Ne
49, yada, this 18th day # Sept. np. ISL.
l. r. BRADLEY, Governor.
Attest: J. D. MINOR. Secretary of State.
BY CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy.
Frank Clifford, native of Maryland. sent from
White Pine for ten wears; 20 years old, five feet
ten and a half inches high. weighs 10 pounds:
dark brown eyes. dark auburn hair, sandy NOUS
taChe: bullet scar On breast. near Il4hJ nipple.
! Is. Roberts, native Of Califur nia. sent from
Na,Ler trr ten wears: Is yers Old. 500 in hight.
weighs l2 pounds: dark brown hair. blue eyes.
thin face: Ecart->haptl mark ON left knee
Pat McCur alias reepiuc Tom. Irish. sent
from White Pine for seven years: -'Ncar> old, NJ
in hight, weighs -tale pounds: lark hair, blue
eyes: hss two scars on the right breast two on
the right arm hctWc", the elbow and shoulder.
n,yid Ivrrb Irisb ..,t f,.r, White PIN. far
-Ir.. ytarc. a-e airut II I.-I. so vein. tx
Rounds; brown b,jr. blue rye.. sr,rse sandy
heard and m"u>tarhc. tu!l fac: fur dots #
India INK On ha,k # left hand. star If same ON
ri-Lt h,uI Goodies. If Liberty and American t,r
i'm red and lflr ink ON rirbf ANN aver which !
~. star. a with .ri h..-r Nv, hand. an I.f-
am, in ra5 aud hin.
Elijah InrrlB, New York lN4rmonl sent iron,
We FIR ~ ,ta~.. ~ wan al and vai-h- ~
I.,r3i- Ii-A him. ev4s I.br Ir'vu mr. art
beard. lonr thin face: scar nr ri.ht side II fore
49, r,,t- an NM .L.nI El- snI ~, sc,r. .D
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

a9No Chtrg. fr Showing Goods "a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-29
FRENCH ApvEHrIssirxNrs.

"A, ANTED-A BUTCHER, AT rs7 WASHINGTON ST.
w who understands the business; other ncet
apply.
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TINE FRANCHISE AYAST DE L'EXPERlENCE DE.
u sire trouver piac CONNIE .enne de chambre on
tonne densan s; tonnes references ve Saressef
Us SINE Sv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-29

TO PIPE FOUNDERS.
orrIcn WASHINGTON Aournrc!,

OTIIor wAsHISGroS AoUPruCT,
WASH >GrnS August -, 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the isnej
upt, u O'Clock the 9th Of trmbcr iseI the
delivery the district Of Columbia OF nine nil ions
- NOOOuOj Of pounds Uf ~ inch Pipe aud
Spscl sngs The entire quantity OF prr 10 diside1 into
four and proposals viii be received FOR h. whole
less number of lots
The plans the distribute under ADVERT tsmeu
nj Juv "a 80 hid vii be received which 10
CON msnce The delivery or before the lat dsr o. Oc,o
Der ueIi
Zach tidde agree and the contractor viii Re Yscn
ve Ell dOsr ri Jay Tor ttav 10 TIE t,lvsry
OF each ppc ,r-c,a casting DsyoDd u, required
he circular ami tbs advertisement.
Ne proposals. for ppys specs castings VIII be received
ofc~r ~ tfined Witt h. wnh circulars
S6ur uisrf and forms cpHi- be bad
~. OgyE ". LLLIOT,
Msjnr VI fneiBcfrs l.. ;, A..
Chief Ihsinrey vi Washington Aouesuct
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LEGAL NOTICES.
->(~,-,,s
CUPRENE COURT,


the matter the application Q, the Mayor Aldermen
widening and straight ming OF
between Thirty street and Ftynnh street, and aso
n. @ piT sa Ss ss
tor;yscvenh street. of greater width
'nAu Nv '''' IN THE CITY OF new YORK
We, the Commissioners Of Estimate and Az.
sesnient in .ne nboveente matter hereby sve notice to
lots improved unproved anas a cteI thereby,
frst-Tnat nave competed estimate and assess;
awaras aud valuation and thai all persons interested
and VINO opposed the same pre- their o.
hS e s 81
room = 10 ns city on or before ne 18th day of sep
parties 80 WITHIN the len days nss after the
our said 'ce on each OF said ten dAvs at
SecondmThat the absrac, the estimate and assess
melt, together with cur MAPS and so Tue addsvts, est
our report have d.posi.e in Depart
msus S of ius as wS.s IL ssp s there " re-
lh,rdrhai the ns ehpraced by tue assessment stoTc.
and situate lying and peas IN ala c and bounde BY aud
included ana contained villain the centre mes Of tho follow
ginning the po,n, OF nlersec ION the cene me OF
,hehce .aser soas he centre 'ns OF shsaniaa
n " vac Ie sason Avenue 10 TN CEN line of
orlh thence enstery along the centre line OF
souhey along the lines Of Leg nson ayeuu
Meery ons he cent Inc o. Fcare nth stree. 10 the cen
ire line of avenue thence sou.herly the
line Of Fourth n 10 the centre line Of Asor
place. thence weser along tie eeusrs line OF Astor
place 10 Broadway thence soutLcny soug the centre
line OF Broadway TO the centre line OF Waiver.
ley place, thence westerly along the centre ine OF
ey place to the line OF SiAth avenue, thence
northeriy along The line OF Sixth the
of Fourteenth street. To- westerly nong the
OF Foarernh street 70 hc eentre line OF seventh
ss c. n s %s
along went eth stree; the hne OF
Eighth III theily along ae centre ne Of
Listth lac centre line OF Iwentyeishth street,
aog the centre line of Twen eighth street
line Ninth avenue Whence sOrhery along the
nc hinta 10 tn. centre line OF syy-slxh
street. rastrry centre line Of Sx,ysxh
street rc OF Eighth and th
te centre line OF hth TO the potot
plsce OF beginning.
Tourhlba our report herein viii be presen.o; to tho
Supreme Courl the Stale New York, special term
thereof 10 lie before tie Honorable ALBEIT car!ozo
Justice The Court House the Hall, IN the city
YORK, upor further notice OF twenty days 10 be
hereafter gwen ia two daily newspapers published IN the
city OF Pursuant II she provisions Of tho fourth
chapter the laws OF tho State o. New York,
passed February u, lMl .
y WI1i, 2; J% wEti, Commissioner.
Dated ERw YoaK, August H. ISL.
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TN JTtNE HOMMET TT SA FEMME uESTRENT Sc
p.a 'er pour Ter proclaim drns me fa,rle prves.
rhomme waiter et Ia femme cusn'ere. S'a-
dresser mard 10 - entire midi Ct hcuTes LOO West zee
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-29

LNxCHANGE-HARLEM HOUSE OR VACANT LOT, NO
IL encumbrance for Houss In Brooklyn Berre jersey
City Principals inquire in store No. New howery, New
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III Lots modern Improvement u rooms, Morrisana,
brick House, Vanderbi avcoua Staten Island Fam,
mouth county, New Jersey. for Brooklyn Hou'e difference
paid IN cash. w. II. WELLS. Al Liberty street,
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Mss si,.tSEtUs.
A NEW IDFA-to0o ENVELOPES READY ADJ
N dressed /, IL families in Harlem and vicinity; soma
@. o. ~; prce ~ Ad c,s MAkf1LL. rub sher iIarleu,
Local and job Printer. Harlem.
L,oR upHOLsr RgRs-A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
horsehar CVcoanut Fbres nsve.y usei In Europe;
for sale Ia srgc and small lois, to Tall Sample
d. A. DE- LIMA. IS WiLsp street, room IL
lsLJTE JAMES,
y Stationers, Printers and Blank Ho,g Manufacturer
iuitop street. Biaak Boo9a maze TO pai,efn.
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MACiitS EitN

49,
LcOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A NACDONALD'5
paeLt Machine for bebding rims including Us forms,
straps &C, u perfect running crier Maciynsd patent
Machine Tor bending shafts, poles, hstnts
Also other Machinery for bending shafts rims utccs &c
he above mus, be removed soon, an great bargain will
,."en 10 any needing such mach merry,
be sold. hddress LOUIS STERN. iuS wickliDe street.
Newark, M
L'OR SALE CHEAP--A 2t-INCB CALoRlC ENGINE
IL warranted good Address Is. L. ACkER-
MANN, 81 West Forty fourth street.
XNANrfD-A POWER PUNCH or SUFFICIENT
w strength TO punch tp,2N no cs through iuch iron:
also good carl horse. Address iLNth boz la nefsd
CaSc.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

1,HE COPAITNFRsHlP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned, under the firm OF Cant
bp Adee: expired hv tx own hmilatoo the I'd OF
Angus. ISL Tie business viii lie continued at tie OLD stand
u Libeit, street. by Jona j. Cauon, he hav this
chased the interest MIR Charles " therein. All oeb
due the te fl; and all ccwaads against tie will be
settled by John j. Canon, VIII, au hor red make
bet;leascn o !. the satne. JOHN ]. csULUN.
AUGpsl 2S, l>sl. CHARLES Y. ADEE
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS AND TENEMENrS
Tor unpaid for Streets and Park
openings, widen ngs AMI extensions
CITY NEW YORK.
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PROPOSALS..
GENERAL HOSPITAL FOR INSANE. MIpDLErowN.
VI August "a lsii. w.
Sealed proposal. viii be received By the Commissioned.
until The lstn of september for the following named
WORK ia t1r erection OF another win. 10 the hospital =:
Excavation
stupework. brickwork pias,er'ns and deaisning
Woodwork, iDciudn: olins. pan1in:, glazns trimming
aud sintins
Gas p,iLr. plumbing, registers and heating.
window rnsrdA
The right reject ali bids iha shan appear TO
be otherwise than the bes iniersss OF Institution
Pans specn be- nj the hospital be-
twe.n The hours OF y A. NJ. and y 4. NJ.
SIDNEY HAYDEN.
CORNtLIuS BKaITARp. Commissioner
JOSEPH CUMMINGS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-18
AsPEcK OF WAR.
Complications auOng the Deep-soa Fisher
men-The Yankees 60bbls
British Smack.


NEW YORK, October ia Herald
dispatch from Gloucester, Massachu-
setts. states that there was great ex-
element there a few days since. The
schooner e. A. Horton was taken
from the harbor of Guysboro,. Nova
Scotia, by party OF men who are
believed to have been sent Tor the
purpose nom -GlC ucester, and that
vessel is now due at that port. 1t is
said that a British gunboat, sent in
search Of the schooner, arrived on
Cape Ann yesterday, with the inten-
tion of recapturing and taking her
back to Nova Scotia. A telegram to
the CharlestOwn navy yard resulted
Ia the sending Of an American gun
boat to Gloucester which, after taking
several United States officers ana the
owners of the schooner on board,
started last evening on q cruise 70
prevent the schooner being mOlested
by the British vessel In American
waters. Several officials and citizens
OF Gloucester have gone TO Boston 70
interview President Grant upon the
subject, The affair is believed TO De
one Of great gravity.
BosrON. October ia special TO
the Traveller from Gloucester this
morning SAYS that collector fitz b.
Baps0n has telegraphed for the reVe-
nue. cutter HGgh McCulloch, OF Port
land, which will reach this port To-
day. The Mahoning has already
come and gone outside. These Will
make a feet of four vessels In these
waters, and any attempt 10 seize the
Horton, by English vessels, will meet
with successful resistance. The Ma
honing is said to have strict orders
not to let the Horton be taken.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-18
PERSONAL.

President Nathan Adams, SITTER doing
Europe, where he well and worthily, as an
elegant, modest, tasteful gentleman,
represented this city abroad, is again at
the Peabody Hotel.
Generals Beauregard was much pleased
with the hospitality extended to him by
tho msnaKers of the fair. He leaves our
city on Thursday or Friday. He is look
ing well.
Charles w. Green, Esq, secretary Of the
West Tennessee Agricultural and Me-
chsnical Asso citation, was on the fair
grounds. He is an elegant gentleman.
We wish him every success at his coming
fair, TO he held ct Jackson in two weeks.
He may be seen at the Peabody Hotel.
Msjor Horrer, president of the sgricul-
tural association of Helena, Arkansas,
was on the fair grounds yesterday. he
is most intelligent and sfable gentle
man.
Our friend G.. W. Upright, late of the
Metropolitan Hotel, Little Rock, is at the
Overton. From Mr.. U. we learn that the
rev Pacific Hotel, in that city, Is to be
opened to the public on the lst proximo.
Major James NJ. Murphy, of Little
Rock, has arrived in this city, and is stop
ping at the Peabody Hotel. Msjor Muir
ply is the general agent of the Jackson
port, Jonesborough and Missouri railroad,
and is here making arrangements to COM
mence work Immediately on his road. A
corps Of engineers will leave here in day
or two 10 make the final location of the
road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-18
DREss-MAKIRG ANO MILLINERY.

The well known fancy dress and millin-
ery establishment of Mrs Rose P. Thomp-
son, 273L Main street. over Singers SOW
ing machine rooms, will present q lovely
appearance this morning on the occasion
OF the fall opening. In order to make this
a more than usually brilliant event, prep
srstion has been going on for over
month in the way of selecting goods suit
able for the fall snd winter, in keeping
with the season snd c0nsonEnt with the
latest styles in ladies' apparel. Mrs.
Thompson stands away up in this line.
Many brilliant assem- blage in this city
owed much of their elegance and grace to
the genius of her establishment. The
opening to-day will be a recherche af-
fair. The advancing taste and know
ledge of our Memphis bellies induce
the exercise of superior sbillty1n the mil.
linery department. This advance Is no.
where more marked than in the reaEDs of
Mrs. Thompson. The results ofAthuch
careful and discriminating labor will be
on exhibition to-day in such q manner
that the ladies who may attend will not
only bs delighted, but instructed. With
The sc x dressing, of course, hss long since
passed into fine art; and It is but justice
to say that those who desire to keep up
with the general progress going on at the
fashionable csnters will hud it necessary
to attend Mrs. Thompson's opening tc-
day. Madame Bird, lady of great ex
psrience, has charge of the dressmsking
department. Last night we had the
pleasure to inspect the establishment after
it had been got in order for to-day's dis
play. and can only remark that we nev-
er beheld greater evidence of correct
taste, Dor a greater variety of rich and
recent styles in dresses and dress mate
rials. The ladies will miss treat If they
neglect to visit Mrs Thompson's apart
ments to-day. The opening will be in
sugurated at o'clock, and the rooms
will be crowded all day with the fashion
able and elite of the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-18
AMusEMENTs.

The season was opened at the new Mem
| phis theater last night by Mr. Dominick
| Murray, who appeared as "Shaun the
! Post" in ATrdh ma P0otse, In which he
was well supported by Mr.. Morton, as
sMiehael Fseney;n by Mr.. Hill, As
Coul;r Mr. Lanyard as "Winterbottom;"
and Misses Bonifsee, as "Arrah-na-
| Pogue;" Kate Browning, as "Fanny
Powers;" and Ada Herbert, as 'Katy
Walsh" We have not the spsce to give
as lengthy q notice as the performance
deserves, and will not therefore
dwell on the drawbacks of poor,
tswdry scene and stage effects. We
prefer TO think of the really artistic per-
formance of Mr.. Murray, whose "Shaun"
was pictured with all the lights and shades
that belong 10 the Irish character. He
was almost as easy and natural
in a character that is full OF diff
culties as Jefferson in "Trip Van
Winkle." We know this is saying
great deal, but 1t is not saying too much.
No one who has been permitted to oo-
serve the quick transitions from wit and
humor to deep pathos, which the Irish
peasant on his native heath affords, could
fail to award 20 Mr.. Murray the credit OF
'holdiDg the mirror up to nature" as
SHAWN" He was easy and natural,
with rich brogue, 1.-the and quick of move
vulgsrity which distinguishes Barney
Williams or Billy Florences' Irish per-
formances.
sHARPLEY's show In the Greenlsw
opera house is 6rst-clsss in its way. The
crowds of young people that pstronizs
Sam, go away delighted every night with
bnndles OF gifts of all sorts. His tricks
astonish even old people, and many of
them are provocative of mirth as well as
sstonishmsnt. The opera house is crowded
every night to sec Sam,
Rocco HALL.-The greatest attraction
this week is the fair at Rocco hall for the
"round the corner" Itwas blooming last
night as a full blown rose, and numerous
were the roses that budded out there in
irresistible beauty The place was well
patronizsd by large hearted and good
looking folk, who patrOnized the tables
very lIDerally. There can be no place,
these nights, in which right-minded per-
son can spend few hours plsssurably that
has claims equal to Rocco hall. The mer-
cenRry will ind an attraction in q twenty
dollar greenbsck that is enclosed in an
egg shell among a lot Of Other Rg shells,
which are sold cheap for cash. The fair
is a great success already, but will be
greater during the week.
THE entertainment given last night by
Mr.. Won Nleck was innnitely more salts
factory than on the preceding evening
He went for the spirit rappers most Wig
orously, and explained and exploded the.
tricks OF the trade with unsparing zssl
and uuquestiOned success. The audience
was delighted. To night he appears on
the stage with Miss Clara Robinson and
her father. It is proposed to have the
questions in issue practically and finally
settled by experiments made before the
!. IolI 1.,o ,nI
and jammed. Ia smother place the mer-
its of spiritualism are discussed. Read
it, and see Won Week and the champion
of fspirituslism at Assembly He'll tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-18

OF course the week has not passed
without its record of crime, and one
that seems frightiul in Its atroefty, is
The murder and suicioe of couple in
one of the lower wards In Washing-
ton. Both were young, for she wfss
but twenty and he not thirty. On
Saturday morning such silence reigned
on the floor where they lived that
neighbors forced an entrance, when
the husband was found hanging to the
bolt Of the door, suspended by q
clothes-line, and the wife sitting at the
tea-table, the repast still spread
around, but with her head bowed on
her hand, quite dead. The picture
presented was frightful, and In the
midst of all the horror q dog and kit
Ten were chasing each other, hiding
ID the folds Of the dead Woman'e dress
Jealousy vas the motive for the sad
scene presented,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-18
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
he Answers "NOt Guilty" to an Indictment
In the Unlled States Court.

SALT LAKE CITY, October TO-
Brigham Young appeared in court
this morning, when the indictment
for lascivious cohabiting was read
to him, and upon the usual question
of the clerk, he answered with marked
seriousness, mot guilty." The court
room was but moderately crowded,
and there was no excitement. Brig
ham seemed much improved
in health, and confident in man
ner. In the case of the Mayor, Dan
iel A. Wells, on similar charge, the
reading of the Indictment was waived,
and after the title of the case was an
nounced, he too plead not guilty. The
deiendants' counsel moved the court
to continue the cases until the next
term. The prosecution opposed it,
but they said they were willing to
give defendants all the time necessary
for preparation for trial. The motion
was not acted upon, but will be taken
up at an early day, probably to-mor-
row,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-18
WASHINGTON.
Ths Cotton Crop Estimates Of the Agri'
cultural BHreaH.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Of
fetal report of the Agricultural Bu-
resu saws that the cotton reports for
October are not improved. The ave-
rage Of September is sustained in no
states, being for the first week in
October 76 against so per cent. In
September. The injuries reported are
frim rust, shedding of bOlls, prema-
furely cool weather in northern latl-
fudes. floods and inundations in
Florida and Georgia, and boil and
army worm in portions Of Mississippi
sud more eastern States. Losses by
insects are not very serious or gene.
raj. Drought;has caused more depre-
cation than any other cause. The
Dresent indications are that the crop
will not exceed 3,O00.O0O bales, and
with the remainder Of the season IN
favorable it must he smaller.
CIVIL SERVICE.
The civil service com mission COM
menced its session to day. Medill
was absent owing 10 the Chicago ca.
lanity. Cattell is detained on busi-
ness. TIE discussion on the opinion
OF the Attorney General upon ques-
fions Dr0pounded him will continue
days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-18
Monday, November l3. 1871,

betvesn the hours Of 10 o'clock am. and
O'Clock pm, the following described Main
on Main street Is feet north OF the interaec-
tion OF the alley between Market snd VIM
chester streets with Main street and st the
running enthusiastically and with Main
street Is feet and inches; thence westward
ly and at right angles With Main street %
Htin street 81 feet inches; thence eastw ward
Wardly t5 feet 20 the beEinntngs being part
OF iof rs, Is leid down on the plan Of sald
city OF Memphis.
TrRxs OF EALr- One fourth cash; balance
In 9, u and Il months: the purchasdr exBc1t-
ing notes with approved security. aud q iier
viii be retained on tbe land until al Of the
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BIZ + h OUT.IEE uep1ty Ozark.
Hanson. Ezses 4 eeseiaiis Hoiss for cena-
plalHapsa, fFi-oele