The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

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c b Derby, New York Sylvester, Reno
I A Younger, Pine eve John n Jlric&,
PARDONED.-The Board of Pardon
Commissioners yesterday did a good
thing iii pardoning V. W. CleavcIand,
a yOung man of fine attainmcntS, who,
in an unguardcd moment, slipped
from the path Of rcctitudc and has
met with punishment only too scverc
for Il nature 50 refined and sensitive.
His sentence would have expired on
the ID Of August next. but through
the intcrccSsiOn of a large circle OF
devoted friends who have the most
implicit confluence i'll his asscvcra-
lions that no amount of temptation
shall WcrVe him i'll the future. he has
been set at liberty and restored to all
his former rights.
Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
The choir of st. Peters Episcopal
Church of this city will give a grand
vocal and instrumental concert at the
Carson Thcatcr on Thursday evening.
10th instant, assisted by Mrs. Storer,
Mrs. Wiley, George y. Eels, Robert
Lindsey and other vocali>ts of Virginia
City. The entertainment will consist
of Il choice selection Of ballads, triOS,
Qu~artettcs, etc, and can prove but a
rare musical treat. The choir has re-
Gently purchased a fine organ, and
take this method OF raising means to
pay for it. Posters and programmes
will appear iii due time.
An AMAZON.-One Of the napep Of
the back streets of this city yesterday
sent a challenge to a young man who
had offended her, inviting him to meet
her on the bloody field of honor that
she might wipe out the stain according
to the code. The superstition is that
he did not accept, Is he has an eye %
office. The challenge $50 we are in
formed sets forth that the challenger,
having been insulted while in female
apparel, proposes to don a garb similar
to that worn by the challenger, give
him choice OF weapons, and fight out
on the State line.
THE GALE.-The storm Monday
afternoon did but little damage out
side of this city. No damage what
ever was done at Empire, and the
wind was not severe on the railroad
beyond that point, except N the di-
vide near the Silver City switch, and
the high bridge across Crown Point
ravine at Gold Hill, where the even
ing train swayed to and fro to an eX-
tent quite alarming to passengers.
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last opportunity u citizens will have
OF witnessing the performances of the
talented trOup headed by Miss Blanch-
ard and Mr.. Rankin. The entertain
ment will commence with the scream
ing farce entitled "A Regular Fix"
and conclude with the great spectacu-
lar burIeSque, The Field of the Cloth
Of Gold" See programme.
REVIVAL SERMON.-EIder George
Balloon, from New York, will preach
a revival sermon at the Methodist
church this evening, commencing at
80. All are cordially invited to come
in e from the highways and
hedges
FIEE.-AE alarm of fire was sound
ed at i o'clock last evening, caused by
some bed clothes taking fire at the
residence of Andy Whitford. The
Fire Department was out i'll force, but
It's services Wer not required.
GOVERNORS OFFICE.-Ex-GOvernor
BlaSdel having moved his family into
the brick building formerly occupied
w him ~. 4, - tii-. D.-I1l.-
has temporarily established his office
the rooms OF the State Treasurer.
BALL AT EMPIRE.-On Friday even
ing next a ball will be given in the
new hall just completed by Brighton
Hope, at Empire City. The public
are generally invited. See adver-
tlSement.
OvERHAULED.- Fryer has been
o%yerhauling and polishing up the
and billiard room of the Ormsbv
House, so that it looks bright and
cheerful as Spring.
c. OF D.-Gov. Bradley has COM
missioned b. w. Hawser a Commits
siOncr of Deeds for the State of Nevada,
to reside at M~arysville, California.
NOTARY.-The Governor has COM
missioned Horace d. Beene, of Phoebe
City, as a Notary Public in and for
county.
FLUME BLOWN DowN.-We learn
a portion of the large fume west
Of this city was blown down by the
gale Monday afternoon.