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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-03

pm his body q common sized needle,
tn double thread four inches IN length,
eached As he had used no needle OF
+ kind for twenty years, the surgeon
opposed he must have swallowed it an
(rior to the period, and is of the opinion
|at the working of the needle and thread
Trough the system caused the dizziness.
nce the operation the patient feels great
relieved, and is improving in health.
An odd law case was lately tried in Biz
Bingham. England. A laby lost her we'll.
fioved parrot; and, one day, she saw 1t
BON the stall of bird fancier who would
p give it up An action was brought.
ne lady declared on oath that her birp
poke English. The bird man swore that
lat this particular Poll conversed only in
panish; but being brought into court, it
as abashed, and opened not its mouth.
was then given in charge to an inspec-
p, who reported that upon recovering
lost parts of speech, it burst into
Pretty Polly" Beautiful Polly" Kiss
oily" "Good morning" What's the
ne?" There was nothing OF the noble
panish about this, and the cracker. eating
Feature was handed over to its mistress,
ithout even the formality of cross-ex.
)nination.
A GENTLEMAN of New York city, witty
Pd agreeable, but with a single impedi-
Rent OF speech, had it in his heart to be-
PINE the possessor af pure black-tan
rrier, for which he was willing to pay q
loeral price. A superior little brute was
Fought to him by dog -fancier, who de-
banded for it the modest price of fifty
pillars. Not being disposed to check for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR
For SALE.
Ny Former Residence
Apeassnt place and convenien, vts-l cheap
NOV ", 1863. Ely GRIGGS
EOHs SALE.

tWk SALE.-Ths subss rbsr sr.rs hr sale on reason.
able terms the following lards and town ots situated
Ia Is sale county, 70 wit:
LANDS.
10 Aere~-Wl9 sHl4 of ~. Nj. Sec 2, 7. 80, Rs.
81 Asres-A N. Of Canal Rl5 NEa Sec. II, I. SsRs
so Acrss-Wl. swli Sec. 81, r 81. H. g.
$50 Aer--SNI. Sec. q r. 81 X. 3.
TOWN LOTS
Lots g. Block 5, States Addition to OTTAWA
undl. Lot II, Block I, States Adiiti.n to Ottawa
Lots ., 3, TO- in Block g. STAT, Addition to
Ottawa.
Lotss sN, II, H. IS, 81, - Block g. sa;ss Addition
70 Ottawa.
Lot g. Block IS State. Addition to OTTAWA
Lot 10, block 50, Ottawa Centre.
The above will be sold tor part cash down. he resdne
on time to sn purchasers Per further parrish ,. appy 20
Albert j. Dow, Canal Once, Ottawa.
Ottawa, May l6, 1sSs.-ti r. H. GOOoEIL
FOR SArE.-HOrsr AND LOT for sale west of
Tue siuecut The house contains iou- rooms; well and
cs'n on the premises also ssrh-ry Terms ENQUIRE
o. u RICHARD AlINDOS,
''"1 P.o. Boz GO, Ottawa, Ills.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION

8AEA16kCS, ATTENTION.!
want distinctly understood II you any Farming
Ioob viii sell en aslSw and give you
cme any man In the county Every implement warranted
70 give entire satisfaction. The following 10 partial lis, Of
goods thaSl have the exclusive sale OF In This vicinity
Cast Cast Steel Pows
Naierhofer's Ottawa Plows,
Hapkood Tool Steel Plows,
Furst Bradley Plovs,
Nishavaka, Ind, Pows,
Northwestern Planter,
Improved Star Planter,
Alexander Planter,
Warranted - good as - made
Gilman Corn Shelters and PowerA
Sweepstakes rhrashers,
Chicago Pitts
Buffalo "
Vibrator
SINNERS Gang Plow,
SAleeburg Stock Cutters,
Popd steamers,
Peed Mills,
Feed Cutters,
Fairbanks and Victor Sc aes,
fursI Bradley's Horse Rake,
Dayton Horse Rake.
Gophers, Churns, Washing Machines,
Balls Rsspexs and Mowers,
Champion Rsapsrs and Movers,
Clipper ReaperS and Mowers,
Champion Cutivator,
Western Cul,ivator,
Farst Bradley Cutvstor,
Gilm ans New Culuvator,
Runk PAtass Gang Pow, &c. &C..
AaGe lowest factor prices, or approved notes time.
ALSO ALL KINDS OF SEEDS.
Ottawa. March 1871
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The aHe property formerly owned and occupied nv W
RAYMOND on webster street, west or the sdecu VIII ~
sold al bargain. Apply 10 WI. {. SMITH
Oct. l. lse. A. Drug Store, 10 Main St
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lmnsemenie.

pAREPA-R0SA IN ORATORI0
IN. nEspKs6s sr IS,Sx s., MA y. S Sso1 Of that
heI have succeeded pens IN 'rrasgn'Hs With a CARL ROSA
MNE PARspA-ROsA
o. Sresn S The o'oo will 'ppe OF ibis "'''' only in H''df'
s With Mn nLD. SaE NE r. .apsos AMI NJ, AMNESTY
saosgs q g voice: GRAND ORCHESTRA under the Dr'e
sEDsT q g. ssr;;a Seat. e. T: ale Vi. Sc
A CADEMY OF MUSIC MATINEE.
"A MARTHA. MARTHA. MARTHA
u s.t s saa. ps S sPf SisTaA
zs;%1 q At IL .si hts. d.. :'' " Seats reserved
A CADEMY OF MUSIC BENEFIT,
THIS tSs Sas S1 1SssaH TT HsrRi NIGHT
ss nc 4 s;Tsi,
@ G: s Ed t;Ps i. s:.,
S''i 9.: !: I. y mn sSsrTsT
cp s sss Of ca a sf so SR' M ssr bssREs
s..hs S sS, .,s ., s.s .n @
and aud 81 o s ais he As.S Ss other
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-DON JUAN.
rAnEss sSss 81 ' Sss k ssStr n: :s DORA
"fGSfsfTISfss1AS1 At SiH f.s'
OPERA Bo JII,EIts TIP ,rv. OPERA BoUFFE.
REVIVAL Of RREsc4 OPERA hoTpFE 't WIKI AIMEE
AIMEE PERIcHoIB
Mons FERSAND F saTrs6lY MATINEE AZ '''pi9CiLlo
MONDAY EvENiNG-DEBUT on MOSS. ALBERT JULIEN
TUESDAY, October GcSdS sGfSsFEFs IN AID 0p the
WACHTEL! WACMTEL! ru Wy.4AHCSHTEL!!!
w4 WaGaTEE Esq GGG p II sITGR dHHYh
MIR. GEORGE DOLBY
WI beg to announce 11I re- n Sal hc wv S''
rI At S STEEaS WA HALL II''
WEDNESDAY EvsSIsG NEXT. OCT 49,
THURSDAY EVENING m NEXT OCT 10.
LAST BALLAD cS s1f IN NETWORK
prior to the departing o. Tie Company 'o' Their '"''
MISS EDITH wYyYB ''"D''''
MADAM Mh r4 \! il CUMMINGS
MK J. O. PhTEy; and ~
PIANoFoRTE:
Mr. LINDSAY SIOPER . ,,
" cent; and .. .sS ssS. f Bio.r r. m 81
Broadway daily from Tiis n fi Il AZ F. CHICAGO
Tn. receipts "WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT will
given the Fund being +, S %.m 5 6G
generously offered their gsuous services for the OCCASION
VNHE MOULTON CONCERTS.
THREE GRAND MOtLTON CONCERTS
ONE GRAND sSg11qs MATINEE
on MONDAY h'Af Tuesday SiS LsShsise. Oct. "a,
Mrs. syI GsssR TIME I! aar,r,
SPss t cSSdo o. f sSsts Af Bso asH''
s,I yieI e. y 5,ss.
GENERA &6MisSioSi okE RoLLAR
Brosdv.y and No ia Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-14
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw.YonK. Friday. Oct 10, 1871
There was not much doing to-day in the
horse market and except the usual call for Hml.eo
number Of business at Mcssrs Johnston ana
Tassels auction sale In East Trteenthst there was
The following horses were disposed Of at the annexed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-14

Eertnrrs an6 Hleetines.
NTERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The Directors have the honor 10 announce that
Rev ATHAEAsE COQUBRBL-Fl' Of Paris
viii deliver two Lectures the auspices Of this Association
AT COOPER UNION,
TUESDAY EVENING H. and FRIDAY EVENING Oct Co. 1871
At o'clock
Subject Of the First Lecture;
SIEGE OF PARIS BY THE PRUsSIANS"
Subject of the Second Lecture
SIEGE OF PARIS FROM THE 'CoMhUNB'"
Reserved sdmisson so For sale at T.
p button Co.'S Bookstor ia Broadway and at the Cashiers desk IN
WILLIAM A. SHERMAN,
Chairman Of the Lecture Committee
NEPTUNE DIVISION :. of II. will hold
~ special Temperance Meeting SUNDAY EVENING at A3
Gnd aid Of the suffering people bv the great Ore Chicago
Popular speakers Will present the claims Of this afflicted people, Th
proceeds OF the collection win be forwarded direct Remember he
hat gyeth poor only endeth to the Lord Commence at
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The "GOodenOugh Patent Horse Shoe" which Ia ex-
clusvely the establishment advertised under the
appropriate head claims for several good reasons that
from its peculiar form and the In which 1t Is ap-
piled affords greater security and mparts to the horse
more power Of draft with less expenditure of nerve and
muscular force than other shoe In Horse
will find interesting to examine this method Of
horseshoeing, the great advantage Of which other
methods to consist chiefly in the perfect manner In
which the iron with the hoof OF the horse and
fact that the shoe Il fitted cold which prevents
the frequent injuries caused by tile hot Shoe
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90 Uhom II map Concern

90 Uhom II map Concern
FRANK HARRINGTON. IS years old, left
had dark and vest and light Jacket any In
formation aid him will be gratefully rewarded by his amcted
parents. D n. hAhhINo lON, nenaIh, ~. =.
r ECTTRE COMMITTEES should not fail to
send for the LECTURE SEASON Of the AMERICAN LIT
ERARY BUREAU This Bursau has the best lecture list 10 the
r Its three Offices Boston NewYok and Chicago give 1t supsn
onty tat is every where recognized
Address
lS1 Nsssaust., New.yorh
UNICE YOUNG MENU am forced, by the
.oae bureaus to that shall in future REFUSE To
ANSWER applications which to through these
obtusye mdemen Committees others must apply directly TO ma
or be met with silence OLIVE LOGAN, IS West Ninth ST. n T.
OFFICE REPUBLIC LIFE INSU TRANCE Co.
" OF CHICAGO, JOHN " PARWBLL, President +o9 Broadway
NewYorContrbuons al kinds the suffering people Of
Chicago viii received and forwarded BY this Company free Of charge
tsigned) g. W. p BOWMAN vice-Pre1t
TTHE TRUSTEES of the FIVE POINTS
HOUSE OF INDUSTRY grateful for past support are compelled
for funds present need The receipts during the sammer
inadequate supply funds and with me ppocn
weather the demands upon the tres ury increase
hundred children In the school
More than hundred redde In the house. x
meals daily 10 children and adaR
hundred Lave been provided Win employ
ment during the past four months =.
NOR than ave thousand dollars needed for immediate
The who need only be reminded the
Institution viii kindly remember Contributions may 70
sent 70 HUGH b. CAMP, Treasurer l5S WoIthst - =.
THusrEE-Ahbah Russell President; Charles BY Marshall Le
fers Hpgh Camp Frederick a. Foster Morris Jep
George Y. Beta Secretary u. Lydis saydAn, o. H. Morgan
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Che 6nrf
A MEXICAN JOCKEY GLIB.
"A JEROME PARK,
FALL MEETING. 1871.
SIX RACES EACH DAY
SATURDAY o.. II
TUESDAY Oct. 10;
THURSDAY. Oct. l2.
SATURDAY, Oct H.
e. Wrs.TL, Secrtsry A. BELMONT President
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
JEROME PARK RACES-A special train to the above races,
will leave rsnd Depot and Nerave entrance
on Nvaye EACH RACE DAY IL returning after the races
Fare trip Special reserved o ladies' Fourth
pass the depot l. 7. bOChh0e l, ooPE
DACES POSTPONED.
IL The RACES advertised Tor TIL RSDA1, at
JEROME PARK.
are POSTPONED until SATURDAi lih lust - - -
c. WHEATLY. Secretary.
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printing.

SLOTE e. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- BRs and BLAEK.B00K MANUFACTURERS. No. " FaltonIt
BLANK BOOKS made any pattern Orders solicited
WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, 1UA Fulton-st-
w LITHO0RAPHIC. STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LAsKt
MANUFACTURERS.
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Real estate TO gxrbanae.

V,O EXCHANGE for a HARLEM HOUSE,
L RESIDENCE and 10 ACRES at Jamaica, L. l. hVLAHp I
WHITING 5 Beekman-st
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Amusements.

'' Gig & s Essts sy;sSt 81 r. lAor
srTS 3 hs;ssi5s S0g n NI&f'THY~
''''''' ''s e 80 :. ~ ); : Co:
~: S ss SS5fs SE1sssi ;Ess
E NJ 1thsff @ Pr Lie
Manager s sos n s;aI s$ y y;
me 'n''''' ''.''n y. cHAnIKs &, MArMsws ,,'D O.,
s. p' ssi q. '' '''''' gu
and Also for the % Sshs 81 Hfdif sSS'
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
IMMRNsR SUCCESS OF Mr. AND MRS. W..
FLORENCE
IN PALCoNRRs BEAUTIFUL DRAMA.
EILEEN oGB.
THE ROMANTIC IRISH LOVE STORY.
THIS MAGNIFICENT THsATBR NIGHTLY CROWDED !.
LEVY IN THB GRAND ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT
MATINEE TO-DAY, ATa
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
" sp GT.c,d EYEs sIISek eEF; d.
GRAND rSsrSG aEs TAL AN AND VOCAL coScERr
Col, yasES FISK. Jt'. ,o.,u,,,
Consisting Of 100 Musical. Who have iindy volunteered their
STRONG VOCAL TALENT,
Mr. J. LEVY,
the renowned Cornet Solois; r,.
CARL BERGMASN..."..... Musical Director
d. DOWNING. ''Leader
n. proceed. Of , Concert viii be applied relief Of tn, sufferers
Tickets to all parts Of the house. II.
OLYMPIC THE TFEA ATrEIss A. O'CLOCK
CELEBRATED SPEcTACULAR BALLET PANToMMs
O. r l. Fox ps ;. Growx
M TSs rssisT FAMILY,
their Eo; sTS i so I'd Ra' p Chat,
#B$ + s aREEH ''' NAN'' n Sts5SE5s
L. D. YOUNG ADoNIs and LITTLE VENUS.
RP. sisnoi cA hsl; 4 A. y, a;o 2ldzAGs.
n Art s ssEs ~ i;isc 1SS
OLYMPIC THEATER.
TIE CHICAGO PRE-
Management fully ppreains the dreadful calamity which b"
befalen the city Of Chicago, announce that's
SPECIAL MATINEE
in cid Of the sufferers will take place
MONDAY. Oct. 10,
at2 o'clock.
All the artists have volunteered and will sppesrs
HuMPTY DUAPY.
Seats be secured.
DOOTH's THEATER. CUSHblAN.
" LAST NIGHT
MISS CUsnMAS.
QUEEN CATHERINE.
sA.lr; sT % GSnG t1 TE,st4y ( a'a1 VII
CARDINAL WOISEY.
LAST 9rEFy CATHERINE MATINEE,
THIS SATURDAY at Il O'Clock.
nG afEs Su Ell Il
in La Ilb bIi M i,5iSETa' OF
MR. WIN d CRESwIcK"
Beat, secured the Thea.erI also at Dts'u'
store. No Ill BrOAiway
BOOTHS THEArER. cuSHMAN'
xr5 ss1 JG Efff
LADY MACBETH
for SIX NIGHTS ard 0NB MATINEE ony
STH-AvENUE THEATER.
THE GREAT ;g sS5}sTF SENSATION.
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE seah nay be secured
pvoRcE MATINEE ER T sGTrRb nIl' SRxr a O'Clock
ETH-AVE. THEATER
MONDAY, OCT. Is, At il O'CLOCK,
!, Ala sa ot Il: $ls.:s s.i.,.-
NIBLO's GARDEN.
N iHH IL FHAss sg aafJ
IN ''' ''''' ST sTk Rs' OF ,yEw-LoRk,
uslos1 tue sEGE y SI HSSslroHr.
TERRIBLE iTS FERFoi$istE gFFE FIRE SCENE
Mr. sorurh SoS y AEO Gi; fDatsDRHARrn
TTNION-SQUARE THEATER,
y 6osShS ShS4D*AT AND Fo{ h1EsSEE
W. c SshahH isHiy;ddE OF SiH'AA
THE GREAT LhffiS THs Colossal oLIo TROUPE,
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Religions Notices.


Anniversary Of the Young Mes's Cniysrsalist Assoc
citation on MONDAY EVENING. OCT IT, WIl In Dr. Chaplns
Cbares cor RhaIe and Forty drss.ss b Hon. HORACE
DODGE IT,, Rev GEORGE n. HBPW0RIH Rev. AThANASh
COQUBRsLL Of Paris md Rzv n ChApIn ~ h nSso
Miss BMMA A. ABBOTT, espano Madame EfupA pb oASsLh'
Contnito, J. A. KBILf Tsssfi O. c. DkfO, bsssoi A. L.
HOLDEN Organ kindly rendered their services Tor mo oca
sion.
All Sous Thsrch cor Pour,h.,e and Twentethst SUN
DtY Oct is Rev Dr. BELLOWS viii preach Subject mornings
from the Of Chicago Evening Lessons from tho
Morl Ahes Of EesYO" sea free In the evening The public cor
disuy Invited
AZ secsnd-st. VI, z. Church-p,ssSpss is so sy Rev
TOWYR Of Greeprofnt and m by HENh1 hsIOh pn'or
s1hct tlero Casmy SUNDAY school at AID i:o Prayer.
meeing al Wednesday evening Payer-meehng ~
A. Appropri.is asd Special Discourse on the Chicago
,.i.m Al TO MORROW at lO 30 In Csnas Pres
h,sI.. asrh entrance Gresae Rev DAVID AlTCAk-
,sr,o. on behalf Of untold sufferers Welcome 10
IA ptist Church. BleAck Mor,onThe pastor
NO AZ he usu,l hosrs strsnge welcomed Seats free
A.thea Messs -iaI Church. ForreIshhsI. bsxees sats
ADD Seventh avs-Dsins service lc aud IN The Rector
Rev r. HEBgR NEWTON. will preaed"
Apollo Han, B.ds.y And Trn, E:v M NO .s
Hill vi. spesf Society Of Spntusl sUHD it fha
"A O'Clock. tonferenee a. y ,. No reSerrel se.t.
Addrr.. by Rev. r. l.. Davis Yeuns Men on NJ nDai
HyRN so In Asociaiirn Hall TweDir-hdst corner ~
Singing the under the direction Of poPs 80
s,,ed ery,n and ron los ocooA " Dc of
Am,v Ba,tst ChurchPsbc ssrvices w Be- hsh " s
Church West fny ioarhs asAr hfh,nss' SAL t.
ISa. Il "A GsIgss. AesxA Essa aHhk nE
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11
Che 1ailn State 2egister.
CARSON CI1N:
S,turdav.--- March IL. ISL.

THE LOYAL GOVERNOR OF SOUTH
1AaoLISA.-For ways that are Cars
md tricks that are vain cOihihchu US
4n Governor Scott of the above am
~ratn. Not satisfied with stealing all
that comes in his reach, he has gone
into the assassination business by the
wholesale; the evidences oI which
nave lust been unearthed IN Ne"
York. Col. kerrigan, of that city
has inst made IN revelations ltnder
oath which furnish a key to the cry OF
ku klux outra@cs IN the State OYER
whose Grstinies this monster in hu-
man shape presideS. Col. kerrl-an
,wearS that he and twenty others were
hired in New York last November by
an agent Of Scott 10 go to south Caro-
lima. and on arriving there found they
we're wanted by Scott 10 as>a>>Inaie a
number of prominent citizens III oii-
fnrent paris Of the State, who We're
politically opposed TO Scott. Large
SUMS of money were offered them 10
10 the foul work Of this ~dastardly
wretch. but to no purpose, as they
we're NOS i'll the assassination business.
Failing to dispose OF his political ne
mics thus sutnmariiy, lie falls back on
the Ku I<Iux dodge. which has served
his party so well and faithfully in the
nast. both North and South. whenever
signs of GOODNESS and political indittcr-
ence began to manifest themselves II
The public mind Of the North Inc
cry of ku kluN murders OF mon
men have always heretofore ~sucteeI-
ed in firing the Northern heart an"
may be made to succeed yet 4 It"
rears longer until the public becomes
fully informed Of the character OF the
tnen who are the recognized rulers 0.
the South.
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TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.-FrOm q
gentleman down from Virginia we IN
derstand that Gen. ThOs. II. Williams
was taken seriously i'll, the day be-
fore yesterday, on his way to Reno.
When at the foot of the Geiger Grade
he was so i'll that he could go no fur
Their and had to lay over and make use
of stimuIants and restoratives until
yesterday, when he was able to 60 on
to Reno. The General has been suffer,
ing from i'll health for some time, and
was on bis way to California for medi,
cal treatment.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11

PORTLAND, OREGoN.-This place is
now pronounced the most thrifty COM
mercial city on the Pacific coast. Its
business is said tc have increased i'm
mensoly within the last twelve
months, and the value of real estate
has doubled il the same period. The
wonderful impetus given TO trade and
the initiation of the prices Of real estate
are the result of the railroad enter
prises which center in that city. Port
land is TO Oregon what San Francisco
is TO California-the commercial and
monered center of the State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11

EUREKA 0 HAVE \ iiOSPITAL~-One
of the County Commissioners OF Ian
der county has just completed arrange
mcnt, for establishing a hospital at
Eureka in that county. This course
was found necessary, as much sickness
and restitution prevails al that place.
caused chiefly by the arsenical ana
antimonial fumes from the smelling
furnaces which abound in the vicinity
of that town. The sick and destitute
of that place have heretofore beer
~t,l-ar 10 Austin to be cared for ; but
! the cost of conveying them so tar Vas
regarded as an unnecessary expense
to say nothing Of the hardship to n
afflicted III being transported elSh'S
miles i'll wagons.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11

4 FITNESS IN ALL THIHGs.-The
Eastern dispatches of yesterday bring
the information that Stewart has been
made the Chairman Of the Committee
OF Railroads. There is a peculiar fit
ness in this appointments, as there IS
not a maninthe entire Senate who feels
= deeper interest in the Pacific rail
roads than the Senator above named.
Being the paid attorney of the Central
Pacific Railroad, he will now be in a
position to see hat that corporation
suffers no detriment at the hands O
.he Senate. This action Of the Senate
demonstrates to the country that thai
body is owned soul and body by cor
~upt railroad corporations.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11

HURRICANE.-A destructive hurri-
cane passed over St. Louis, No, March
stn, which destroyed an immense
amount of railroad property, n
killed and wounded a large number
of persons. A thirty-ton locomotive
engine was blown off the track a dis
lance of forty feet. So says the tese-
graph.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11

ABOVE THE LAw.-Wc sec by the
action Of the Board of County Com
missionerS Of Lander county, reported
in the Reveille OF the sth, that the
;ountv Auditor has been ordered to
refuse to draw his warrant in favor OF
James Leffingwell for the amount al
lowed him by the Legislature for ser
vices rendered thai county as Sheriff.
rhj. ac.ion looks very much like
boys play on the part OF the Board OF
ro,,ntv commissioners, as they have
no more 10 do with the duties OF the
they have with the duties
of the Governor. where the statute oil
reefs him 70 perform a certain act-
Should Mr.. Bidieman, the AUDITOR
rafrer to draw his warrant as required
hv i statute. he viii soon be directed
hv a writ Of mandate 20 appear IN the
Sunr4mn Court to snow cause, etc.
We know that County Commissioners
as rule are in the habit Of exercising
almost unlimited powers, but when
they array themselves against the Leg
;,latiyo wisdom ofthc SAFE they mus
70 to the wall. The Legislature has
said that LeHinewell shall have his
coin. and whether they like it or not
they viii be forced TO yield obedience
TO its sovereign viii.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11

COUNTY Or VhNSDf.
I. 7. ]. Edwards. County Clerk OF ormsoy
Nevada. and ex off 10 Clerk of said Dis
trict C,urt. therein holden. 30 hereby certify that
the foregoing is a copy of the original order in the
above entitled action, ss the game now appears OF
record aud on file in my Office.
- In testimony whereof, l hereunto set
SEAL nv hand and afiX the seal of said Court,
~ this 10th day of March, A. D. 1871, at my
Office in Carson City, Nevada.
mhl1-4w IL. y AhDS, Oieih-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11

COUNTY SEAT REaovED.-TheC oun-
tv Commissioners of Lincoln county
have called an election for April 22i,
when a vote is to be taken on the
rermanent location of the county seat
of that county, under the provisions
of an Act ofthe late Legislature. lhere
is no. much doubt but what P4oche
will be made the permanent county
seat as it is now the business metroP-
oils Of the eastern part of the State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11

CATTLE IN RoUrE.-The Central
Pacific freight train night before last
brought to the city, ell route from the
other side of the mountains to San
Francisco. IS carloads of cattle. Last
nights train brought 9 carloads.
Yesterday forenoon 100 head, shipped
from T~odhunter's ranch. CoIu>a
county, to J. Jones, san Francisco,
were taken below from this city by
steamer. Considerable difficulty was
experienced in getting the animals
aboard the boat, and one OF them
breaking away and running several
blocks, charged upon Chinaman, nut
as the animal happened to be lacking
IN horns, the Celestial escaped without
any more unpleasant consequences
than being knocked down.-l>acra-
mentO Union. 9tn.