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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-01
GEO. y. WORTHINGTON.
No. fsr~

nov 80; Pres Ex Bulldog. Co.
r;rRUSTEE's; SALE OF TIMBERED
3 LAND.-Dy virtue of q decd of trust from
YIN IT, Butter to Alfred Moss: recorded on the
flir!nH ja..! records, librr Il, No ,, folio Al,
the undersigned viii, on MONDAY, the Goth
day of November, 1871, Court day, in front of
the Court House Of Fairfax county, sell, to the
highest bidder, :5lNTY-TWO ACRES OF
LAND, conveyed by said decd This land lies
near Clifton station. and : we'll timbered, and
"a such Il very desirable property. Il. IL. But
Ter will take pras,!r" in showing the property.
Terms: Cash; but arrangements can be made
for liberal credit. The undersigned, selling as
trustee will convey only such title as is vested
good. THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax co, oct l3-wts Sub. Trustee.
El5"Thc above sale is adjourned to DECEM-
" ' " y " THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax CO.. nov 2l-wts Sub. Trustee.
ry7RCSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of decd of
4. trust from Margaret llc!zcl, dated 2lst OF
August 1860, recorded il the Land Records Of
Fairfax county, Libcr X, No. !, Folio 1877, and
for the purpose therein mentioned, shall offer
by public auction, at Fairfax Court Ho"sc, on
MONDAY, the 20th OF November next, Chat
being Cnnrt day. the TRACT OF LAND in
said deed described, containing 80 acres and IS
poles, it being Lot No. 2 in the division OF
Samuel L.. and Susan L. Barnes's real estate.
The above described property lies about two
miles north of Clifton iasaid county and is valu,
able for its timber consisting principally OF
White Oak. Selling us trustee, l shall convey
such title only as is vested in me, which is be-
irred to be llnGucstionable.
Terms: Cash. Sale to take place between
u and l. o'clock. IHOS. X. Low r.,
Fairfax county, oct lG-eOts trustee.
~" The above sale is postponed TO the 18th
OF DECEMBER next.
no 33-culs TEOS. +. LOVE, TRUSTEE
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By Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.]
FE1KUSTEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL
l. PROPERTI.-Ast trustee, substituted for
William \. Stewart in deed OF trust executed
by Geo. a. Huntington on the 9Th daHOf May,
1871 to secure the payment Of q ctran bond
executed by the said Huntington to II. c. Mad
dux, l shall sell, ut the residence OF George \.
Huntington, on King street. between Washing
ton and Columbus streets. OF MONDAY, the
18th day Of December. 1871, ut II o'clock, the
following PERSONAL PROPERTY convey
ed in said deed, to wit: Two Parlor Carpets,
half uuGcn Cushioned Chairs. two Lounges, one
Sofa, two Bureaus, three BGdscads, one Side
board one Wardrobe and three Stoves.
Terms cash LINDEN KENT,
nov 3O-coJt Trustee.
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.!ETyrJ.f !S.GLES.
rhLn BRICKS, nc. AT AUCTION.

~ the ty"i:nag2 Building, on SATU RDAl,
D.r"'.r - ~ - o clock H.. will be sold Il lot
O. ~ 2::'s.. r"&'nc:, Doors Sash and Oak
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MASQUERADE BALI.-The Coucordia Lite
rary Association gave Il masquerade ball at
Sampta Hall last night \ gold watch and Il
gold headed cane were awarded as prizes TO
the two most original charlottesville first to
Miss Lizzie Weinberg Of Baltimore. as cou-
ductor of street car and the last to Mr.. Au
gustus Thorp, as Il girl Of the period, The
presentation was made BY Mr.. William Kill
gour in an appropriate speech 4 character
representing the proposed market house stceplo
was much admired.
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OYSTERS. Fl. Owens, 4 Co., at their, oys
ter establishment lower end Of King street, have
on hand now, some Of the finest oysters recelv-
ed here, They will be sold by tho can, gallon
or quart, as they are wanted or ordered.
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TERUSTEE'S SALE NALU ABLE REAL
a ESTATE-As substituted trustee in deed
of trust, executed on the 5;h day OF January,
1854, by JOHN Taylor to p. Thornton Lomax. to
secure 10 WA. II. Tayio" certain debts therein
mentioned. will sell. un the SEVENTH DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1871, Court day, 1T King
George Cour; House, that beautiful FARM, ly
ing on the Potomac river in King George coun-
Is, known rs Gil ATTERTON.
The farm contains four hundrcd and ninety
eight (!9Sy acres, consisting Of river flats ana
highlands The DWELLING HOUSE f1s:asslI
is large brick building. with nine rooms, LII Eszzl
including kitchen, and has besides basemcn!
rooms or cellars and is beautifully situated on :!
height overlooking the Potomac. Tn" farm
buildings and tenant houses in good repair,
ard tho soil Of the farm is "r excellent quality.
The PotomAc steamers touch regularly NJ =
landing Oh the iarnl.
Terms cash For further particulars apply !"
T.. Il. LEWIS, Substituted Trustee.
p. Sin addition to ;he above described trac,
Of land, will sell, At the same time and plac:
and upon the same tcrns tho PERSONAL
PROPERTY mentioned in said decd Of trust:
and n0w remaining. consisting Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Plate. Sock. Farmin"
Utensils, &c. K. 3. LEWIS: Sub. Trustee.
Oak Grove, Wcs;morcland co., Va, oct 2O-cot.
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FRIENDSHIP FIRE UOMPANl. n regular
meeting of the Friendship Fire Company waS
held last uight. the President. DR.; }. g. .iuhn-
sou, in the chair ami JMucs Dugan secretary.
The committees on the proposed fir TO te held
tor the bencit vi thee mplny, and Oh the new
steam engine, ryporte;! progress An invitation
to attend the iair OF The Relief Hook and Lai-
der Company, 20 confluence on the -l,h inst, was
accepted, and resolution adopted requesting
the members to meet at their hail on the night
of the eth inst in uniform, to visit the lar.
Two new members We're elected, and the meet
lug adjourned
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WINTER. Autumn did not linger IN the
lap of Winter this year, but was hustled off
rather summary, and the cold Northwest
blasts this morning. and the ice in the cutters
and along the river shore, made all aware that
the righttul owDcr of the season had full pos
session Of his realm \ telegram from Cum
berland this morning states that the canal Is
frozen over at that place and navigation
snSpcndel in consequence.
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Francis A. E&Grby.

Auctionrcr and I;cii l,slpLr Agent,
THRUST SALE OF \ HOUSE AND LOT
4 Oh QUEEN STREET, nhrr authority
of deed 0ftrust from Andrew Walker and wife
10 me, dated the 81 OF july, $50. and duly re-
corded. | will offer for :aI" by auction, or
THURSDAY, December II. ISL, at - o'rlOck
m, or the premises HOUSE and LOT, fil s7zsNf
in the city Of Alexandria, on til" northeast QEISl,
corner a.! Quc"n and Fnyc;tc streets. binding Oh
Queen street ~ feet md on Fayrttr street - #.
This sale vii! be made for cash; but the party
secured will allow Il crcdi! Of six months on hall
the purchase money, bearing interest.
nov li.1awtd Il. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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Local BrcYitieS.

Local hEctIIlSS.
Some of the boats in the canal basin were
robbed last nj ht OF their lines.
The new prize store, corner Of King and Pitt
streets, was crowded until Il late hour last
night.
Buckley & White minstrels attracted a
tolerably well filled house at Liberty Hall last
night, The entertainment will be repeated to-
night.
Some excitement was created and Il large
crowd collected, by the explosion Of lamp at
the restaurant of Mr. Fritz Schuider, on Ming
street, last night
The oyster supper aud turkey rattle at the
house of Mr.. Frank Tripett, shot distance
below this city, last night, for the benefit OF
the NJ. f. Church South parsonage at Fairfax
Z. H. attracted a large audience, aud the at
fair was a great success.
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ONE PRICE.

SACK OVERCOATS, FKOCK OVERCOATS,
WING OVERCOATS, CAPES, SC.
SLACK FROCK COATS,
BLUE FROCK COATS,
GREEN AND OTHER COLORS,
AND VESTS TO MATCH,
SACK, DERBY AND EOX COATS,
SILK, CLOTH and CASHMERE VESTS,
BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS. Sc.
RI" Will show the largest assortment Of hand
some PANTALOONS, home manufacture, ever
exhibited in Washington.
Rubber Clothing,
Bucl;sliin and Cloth Gloves,
Fine Ncckwcar and Hosiery,
Undcrshirts and Drawers,
Fine Cloths, Cassmcres, DnesNlns, Vest
ngs. SC, by the yard or pattern.
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ETEs.N'TSHF.N'G EOODS.

EALL OF ESTl.
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THANKSGIVING AT RossLYN.-Thanksgiv-
ing day was celebrated at Ross yn,i in this county,
near the Georgetown Aqueduct, by various
dog, chicken aud man fights. The place Is
now frequently rcsorted to by bad characters
from the District Of Columbia, whose conduct
has several times been complained of by the
respectable residents of the neghborhood.
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Gurluclts made to order i'll the best style

Gurluclts made to order III the best style
Agency of the
DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
UTrLE SEWING MACHIN
The lurgest, the simplest, the best.
Descriptive circulars of this machine sent to
any address.
ONLY ONE PRICE.
GEORGE G. HENNING,
4lO Seventh street. N. W.,
Washington. D. G.
Washington, sep ll-eo5m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

MARRIED MEN AND WoMEN.-The
select committee OF the New Hamp-
shire Legislature on the rights OF mar
ried persons, has reported the follow
draft:
Marriage shall not hereafter render
the husband liable for the debts con
tracted by his wife prior to their mar
riage. Second Section-No marriage
shall hereafter discharge the wife from
liability tp pay the debts contracted
by her before such marriage, but she
and all her property she may hold in
her own right shall be held liable for
the payment of all debts, whethercon-
trac,ed before OF after marriage i'll the
same manne Is if she had continued
sole aud unmarried.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21
TELEGRAHPIC.
From the Gold Hill News.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.--The "Brod-
erick Union Republican Club last
night adopted a lengthy preamble, re-
citing matters connected with the life
and death of David c. Frederick. and
appealing to friends of his principles
throughout the State to Join the or
~ganiZatiOn. The following pledge wa
adopted: Il do hereby pledge my
self, upon my word of honor, to sus-
tain the principles Of the National
Union Republican party; to conform
to and abide by the Constitution and
BY of this Club. and to submit to
the vote of the majority constitution
ally expressed on all occasions affect
ing the interests of the Club"
The Tiger Silver Mining Company,
to work the Tiger lode, Bradshaw Dis
trict. Bradshaw Mountain. Zavapai
county. Arizona. capital s.. 400, 900,
has Incorporated. Tru>iecS-Wm. NJ.
Lent, John +. Boyd. J. w. Ga>hwiler,
E. J. Cook and g.. w. Bour>.
The announcement that the Young
Mems Republican Club had deter
mined TO nominate Il Straight-Out Re
publican municipal ticket, causes
great dissatisfaction with the Peoples
Party wing. 1t is nov regarded as
certain that there will bethree munici-
pal tickets-the Democratic, the Peo-
pies and The Republican-in the
field.
The break i'll HaleN NorcrOSSt t. day
continued throughout the morning
Board, the fall from yesterday morn
ing being $40. II closed finally at 50.
but sold OF the street after the Board
at sol.
\ report is in circulation that the
Oakland Transcript is to be removed
to San Francisco and published a. a
first class daily Democratic Journal.
The rumored sale of the Central
Pacific to the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company Is not credited to
any extent.
The Democrats claim that all French
born citizens already naturaliled here
and a large number who will become
naturaliZed will vote their ticket.
thereby oif>etting to a considerable
extent the German Republican ticket.
Gold II ; =. m. ll-l-. Greenback>,
$50; selling at 90.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

LUMBERING.-Many of u readers
will remember Professor Gould, the
skating expert who figured in the
skating Kinks of this State last Winter.
On Monday last the Professor and his
father, A. S. Gould, Incorporated In
Salt Lake City the Utah and California
Lumber Company. with a capital
stock OF $4,000. The company has
three sawmills running, keeps % yoke
of cattle working, and employs $50
men, turning out nearly 100000 feet
of lumber per month. A. 5. Gould
was for many years connected with
the reportorial staff OF the San Fran
cisco Alta, and subsequently resided a
year or two in Chicago, engaging i'll
the real estate and homestead aSsocia-
ton business.
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A CRUMB OF COMFORT.

The Radical papers seize hold OF
every little pointed saying of promi-
nent S%outherns with the eagerness and
avidity of a hungry gudgeon after a
worm. The following. said to be from
the pen of Alexander II. Stephens, has
been going the rounds:
III any Zoe has hanged his
opinion and cOnr to the conclusion that
the Radical party was right, then it is
not dl>honorable for him to say so but
when he does il, the only honorable
course for him to pursue afterwards is to
go and join that party"
This is intended, we suppose, to be q
tiingat 1.-The new departure.' So-called;
although We cannot see the slightest
relevancy to it. We fully agree with
Stephens. and presume Demo-
crat wOuld really give his assent TO the
sentiment. Indeed, any man who
thinks the Radical party right, or in
dor>e its revolutionary acts of the past
sin wears cannot be other than Il Radi-
cal. He has no business in the Demo
cratic party. But We know of no
Democrat who has come to the conclu-
sion that the Radical party is right.
There has been nothingoflate to make
anv one change his opinion on this
point The leaders of that party dis
play the same contempt for constitu-
tiOnal Obiigation-the same reckless
waste and protligacy in administration
the same disregard of the rights of
the States and the people OF the States
as ever.-[Examiner.
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From the Salt Lake Herald.
THOSE GREAT-EEARTED NEVADANS
SALT LAKE CITY. .JulvI1, 1871.

The COrlnne Journal of Il few DAYS
ago, in an article aimed AT stirring up
hostility between the people OF Utah
and Nevada. says: ..While the Nor
nom bore sway in Nevada no Gentle
could breathe freely. As the latter
class grew stronger. this oppressive
ness OF all things including the earth
and atmosphere drove them To mob
violence aud civil war, which was only
ended by the Moruons evacuatiu-
Nevada"
As II of the earliest settlers OF
Nevada, | have the right to speak on
this point. | was secretary of the first
meeting that proposed the segregation
of Nevada and lis erection int Il Stale.
| know whereof 1 speak. and pro
nnunce the above untrue in every de
tail. The man who wrote 1t has a
purpose to serve and does no seem 10
care how wide of the truth his state
mcnts are made, If he can only accom-
pli>h his object. But he must not
think III sway Nevadan> by cpucocted
yarns. with the tti>Itv OF which they
are familiar however ignorant he may
be OF tie facts. | am a Gentle. and
\ \EVADAN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

Pacific Railroad N are the talk
of the hour. The situation may be
briefly summed up as follows: Every
body comedies that somebody has sold
out. Nearly everybody is positive
that the California Pacific has sold out
to the Central Pacific. A few claim
that not only is the above true, but
that the Central Pacific has also sold
IL its own and the California Pacific
road. boats and franchises to Cameron
and Scott. representing the Pennsyl-
yania Central road. A railroad man,
who processes t. know positively, in
si>ts thai the latter is The case. and
offered to bet every CEN he bad Oh it.
is. +. Dispatch.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

POwELL'S EXPEDITION.-We saw a
number of photographs yesterday
from Major Powell'seXpedition, which
are now in possession of our celebrated
photographer. {. X. Savage. for print
ing OF They are very tine views
taken down Green ~riverto White river,
which point the Major and his eXpedi-
ton had reached when the views were
brought from his camp. Up to that
time everything was moving along
favorablv. no accident having occurred
to any of the eNpedilion.-[Salt Lake
Herald. 18th.
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EMPIRE CITY.

NOTICE L HEREBY GIVEN, THAT HAVE
= received Il patent tr IN the United State
government for III. s,ugh huff If the northwest
quarter. ard the northeast quarter # the north
west 1aartcr Il Section II. and the Sau hrast
quarter # the north ast quarter of S-cti II II in
I wnship Il. north Of range - cr>t in the ns-
trict Of l. ,nds. subject t. sale at Carson City. New .
being the town site Of Empire City: and-ail per
sons claiming lots WI hin the above described
limits must file 4 written statement Of such c!IiIn,
particularly describing the parcel Of land So
claimed. with me, in the Office Of the County
Clerk of OrmSty COUNTY, Nevada, within six
months after the first publication of this notice, or
they shall be forever debarIei the right If claim
ing or recovering such lads, or any interest there
in, or in any part, paccel or share thereof, in any
Curt of law or equity. All applications for the
benefit Of minors or insane persons shall be made
by the guardian or trustee of such minor or in
sane persons, and all applications for the benefit of
married women may be made by their husbands,
if in this State. S. n. WRIGHT, Trustee.
Carson City, July, Is, ISL. jy1S-6w
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The White Pine News IS probably
correct in its estimate OF Utah matters
of which it remarks:
Judicial matters in Utah seem to lie
as much unsettled as ever. 1t is IN
derstood that Stewart, in particular, is
after Judge Mexican, of the United
States Court in the Territory. 1t is
likely Stewart will not perform what
he wishes to. Nye is supposed to have
something to say. and we look for IA
square break between the two Sena-
tors. Things can not be suppressed,
nor go ON much longer as they are
now.
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The Antioch Ledger of July 10Th

The Antioch Ledger of July 18th
has the following:
The man arrested by sheriff Brown,
last week. on the tre>tle railroad
bridge on the san joaquin river. after
a desperate struggle, has been idcntI-
fled Is the murderer Wells. who
Killed -four men, and who is undoubt-
eddy the man who assisted Donovan
i'll killing Mitchell AT Pacheco. There
i a reward of $1,000 offered by the
State for Wells. and other rewards hv
private individuals. amounting in all
to $4,000. \ profitable days work
for Sheriff Brown.
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SENT TO THE FRoNT.-A battalion of
Chinese lahoreT> were sen forward
Yesterday to work on the California
and Oregon Railroad beyond Tehama.
The pile driving for the bridge at that
point is nearly finished and The piers
are about readvto be placed. Eighteen
car loads of ties and other construction
trash went forward at the same time.
-fSac. Reporter. 18th.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

ST. PAUL MINI. July 1S.-MayOr
Bracket and George W. SWEET. attor-
ney of the railroad have cleared out
the horde of gamblers and liquor sell
crs who have infested the line of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, and they
have all left Brainari. Oakiake, Union
Creek and Leaf Fountain, changing
their base TO Morris and other stations
on the st. PAM and Pacific road, where
they Will be as readily driven Oft.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

Gov. Bradley is still in the city. and
will remain a couple of days more.
He intends visiting Eureka, Austin.
and his ranches in Pine and Mound
Valleys. and will probably not return
to Carson for two weeks. The old
gentleman says that governing is not
as pleasant as ranchinC. and besides
there is not As much money in it
White Pine News, 18th.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

OF CoURsE.-The Stockton indie
pendent thinks it perfectly Legitimate
for SWorn secret societies to hang Grim
inaiS i'll the Northern States, but that
il is highly wrong to do such things al
the South. There is about is much
principle i'll this as III lsadicalism gem
orally, which regards any viilaIny
right when perpetrated by the 'trooiy
lOil.' and everything vile done by the
..rebeI>.'-LExaniner.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

TESTED.-Iha water works Of Gen.
Conner were tested Yesterday, but
with what success we have not Vet
learned. II successful. and it is de-
mon>irated that the pipes will stand
the required pressure the future of
Phoebe will at once look far brighter.
Mills Will be built IL short distance
from own and II prosperity will be
assured. This may justly be consid-
cred Il great e in our history
Ely Record, 10Th.
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HANDS WASTED.-Mr. Jordan, one
of the contractors for the construction
of the Locks, informs us chat he wants
Immediately, abont fifty more labor
ers. They can get steady employment.
There are now about sixty hands at
work. Let men who are lying around
our town come and go to work.
[Oregon Enterprise.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

RECovERING.-Wm. Cuff, the young
la who vas stabbed a few days
since by VIM. McMasters, is slowly
improving, and bids fair to recover
entirely from his dangerous wound.-
Eureka Sentinel, 18th.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

THE Political CAULDRON.-The
campaign has commenced i'll earnest.
The pot is ''biling.' Our Democratic
neighbor, the Examiner has laid on
an extra coat of var paint, seized the
tomahawk and scalping knife. adorned
itself with its necklace of grizzly
bears claws. and zone after Republi-
can scalps with >pri-htiy animation.
The Examiner is a big Ingin.' and
putting in telling licks. Meantime. the
Republicans seem to be without IA
fighting organ. The Alta is well dis
posed. but too slow in its evolutiOns,
and too much encountered by its ideas
of dignity for efficiency in guerilla
warfare. The Call wants to he on both
sides or neither side. The Chronicle
rants 10 be on the Republican side
without offending the Democrats.
Thus the Republicans are virtually
without an organ. For a live, wide
awake. sla>hing campaign paper. COM
mend Us 10 our terOclOuS neighbOr,
the EXaminer.-[S. +. Figaro.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

New YORK, July 1S.-Mace has is
sued Il card waiving the decision of the
referee in his favor in the last match
with tobnrn. and Offering to fight the
latter IOri five or ten thousand dollars
u side, within 100 miles of New Or
leans. In the event of Coburn's de-
Ginning. he is willing to transfer the
challenge to O'Baldwin.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

According to the Bee, real estate in
Sacramento has fallen twenty per cent.
in consequence of the report that the
Central Pacific Railroad intend to re-
their shops and offices to San
Francisco.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

a CONTRIBUTIoN.-We publish in
this number an Interesting contribu-
ton IN the subject OF the equality OF
man. It is from the pen of a gentle
maj of profound thought, and en-
larged experience. Weshall De pleased
to hear from him often.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

NEW PAPER.-The Ely Record un-
Gerstands an effort is being made to
raise funds to purchase material for
another paper, to be published at
RiOche.