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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-30

PARTIAL SYNOPSIS OF THE WAR SCENERY:
Youth. Manhood aud Age. illustrated and ex-
! lainej-..-.1he icissitu'ieJ and Changes in the
Human Lif----Beauti:u Scenery along the Rhine
-.-Ni"lent W ar Picture showing the DesrruCtI II
Of kiel rhige---Aff,cting Farewell Scene an the
Of Strss y.mrg .Stras-
bOurg VI times If Peace, and also in times Of War.
---.-inciients Of the Siege Of Napp-
ieon' 5 anticipaiions after the Battle of ->aa, bruck
tcpmic)--.FreHch Territory invaded and &c upiri
10y Panoramic Views of Homes in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Families driven from
trance--..Vogges Mouutains..-.City Of Metz aud
its snrren ier..-..Dtfeat Of the Gernans at the
Batrie of Or e n-.-....Views Of S-dan, veriun.
Metz, Chal rnne, raurs, Paris. Versailles, eic.....
Cutting down that beautiful forest....... Bots de
Bologne..... Preparing Barbados before the walls
Of Paris-..--The Seven Bridges Of the Seine....,.
Gardens Of .palais Of St. Cloud in
times of Peace and in times of War.-.... Palais
ROYAL, raris.--Islais Royal. Brrlin..... Bai ties of
Seiau-.-...B Battle of Battle Of
Observation-Disclosures March into Paris.....
King william and his Army leaving Berlin.
Battle Of Fori,ah -..... Battle of Mcuzon -. .Cava ary
Charge OH the French at tine Battle of Sedan. ,
Paintings vii! be exhibited OWE FIFTEEN
FEET SQUARE, ami can lie seen by audiences of
over 1000 at one time. Over enc hundred
European Landscapes, Of great interest, will be
shown.
Gs%No Magic Lantern Exhibition. bat genuine
PAINTINGS. gotten up by the PROJECTORS at an
enormous expense, and comprising over 81, 900
@-et Of Paintings
J. s. Hartley. the world-renowne l Violin
celist, accompanies the Exhibition.
Cents
under Is xsars Of age---2j Cents
A FREE invitation is extended to Clergymen
and their families.
w. A. NE wTcN A. CO., Props.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-30
1871. rs.


CTATUTEs OF II STATE or NEVADA
~ for 1871, for sale at the State Ptin'er's ni ce,
! Carson and At A. a. BANCROFT cos, San
Francisco Price, -
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-30

Ia~nn sIrkTER
y"
Gov l. X Bradley, Lieut. Gov I Denver,
Il Q Whitman, John CARRIER,
J r Lewis. La Buckuer.
Jerry schooling, JsInes ID Minor,
VIM W Hobart, Alfred Helm,
Charles l. Perkins, Curry,
John bay, William uill,
Charles II Bclknap. H. Made.
Jacob Muller. D~hizTeyer,
geo " tte'!ic, John Cheney,
- ~ Cre"'
-
Y Nnli,r en- y,isb
William Patterson, VIC Parker,
john k1sser, J"seth lsrenstock,
Harry si'rie'es, Jacob Sheyer,
James ffa-er, dreac"ay'
n"s J""e, Epeaies'
- 1emes frhnes'
"tS" Asl'et' nae,
= IL" hSo"'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-30

J. s. Hartley. the world-renowne l Violin
celist, accompanies the Exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Donations for the Thanksgiving dinner OF
the Coored Orphan Asylum may De LEFT with Mr. J.uc
Stokes, No. 81 MIdsol-Vc. or at the A. 1,i., One
huudrcdAnd tniity iourth-st. and Tent-..ye.
Delegates from the Nolth-Easteln ..;.ig ger
bund Soci.,ics received at the Gcrnania Assembly,
Rooms last evening financial report Of the Twelfth
GeheIal sangrIfst, showing That tho pts were
about $2J,OW, leaving small deficit.
The Society for the Relief Of Poor Widows
and Small Children, held s 18th anniversary yesterday
III the chapel Of the University place Church. Mrs. W
r. Griffin presided. The reports of tho Secretary and
Treasurer showed that assistance had been Rendered IL
45 families mt an expense OF g. O SO; that the receipts
including legaces, were tS,9l So and that $500 had
been invested leaving balance of ul7l III the tIcIsury
The third annual reunion of the officers Of the
late Ist South Carolina Volunteers the first colored
mcn mustered in duting the OF the Rebellion,
held at the Astor House Wednesday evening. The fol
lowing officers elected for the ensuing year: Col T.
". Hgginson Of Newport, X. l.. PRESIDENT Col. C. T.
Trowbiidgr of Brooklyn, ~. y, Vce-Piesdrnt Capt j.
w. scIvase Brookyn. y. " Secretary and Treasurer
Gen Rufus IXtoi " :. A.. who organized The regiment
I'm November. 1852. and Gen. Stewart L. Woodford Of
Brooklyn were among the invited guests.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ffh Arcnue UoteI-Gcorgr w. Clilds 0f
Ta' 'h,fo6 iid Le"7'r major j r. West ~ l,usiila,
cioN. bLiiGck "f %ae-a,hU-.-. ,rl. Amos d. SIriln
81 J.. t!Cncr, Bn PItry Poa,c II WasillNg"I'' anu
Judge l.. II. Hnsckrans Of Glcn's Falls. NJ r. - ~
t'M Hpr~-Biahop O'Iary Of Springfield. Mass, W" ~,
Rev. Thomas Griffin Of Worcester. and the non. H.
lNGre Of England. - a star Housr-Enwin hnim,,'
the tragcdian; the Rev. l.. T. Baird Of Rlrhnoln
and X. q. Hazard of Rhode Island. =. AIcemafm .1a
Hohl-Col II. e. H"lgrs IT, :. A. - H2yn,n"u u,"a mV,s
DR. Cirrtte Of 81 john. y. u. - Suterdnt mn" D.,
Lieut.. W. A. Dangcrn,i oi the British Navy. W.
roort HonseCol. u. - M"onh OF Dclawnm, w. =" '"
mont. - ST. Nichoias Hotel-The Hon. Jnm'r :, ~
ScoyrI OF New-Jer,ey, Gen. Hayden U. 9. "a AZ .u
Con,ran Ter licnan, T.. s. y. - ST. D,",@ nnf,L ,,t
Hon q. Munger of Rochester. ." 'o"''s A'"'
Prof L. n Iorsiord Ul Cambridge, Mass
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

NEWARK MALT HOUSE BURNED-Ioss. sl7o 900.
The large brewery of Peter Ballentine d
Son. in FrOntst near the New Jersey Railroad bridge,
In Newark, Nj. was burned early yesterday. Alarm
given by the private watchmin as ~ the fire
was discovered. but the telegraph apparatus
being out OF order the FIRE Department was delayed
nearly half an hOdr Eyrry excrtion WAS made to savc
th" building but the walls fell The building
WAS valued at t3LO. and contained between 10000 and
5000 bushels Of HALT and grain worth about $4,000
1ar machinery worth & no The total loss Will
PIoba1'y reach $'d,W0. Tie .ildng wns insured for
to OU ana TIE III III ard intrr ar 100000 The safe
containing The irrs Il III" NJ III III the ruins, 40
tat the names o al III! cuI.i. Ia winch policies are
hru have not ~cnTscerfmh'd a. T-t following Is partial
hF: Fiicmtb's Mnuul, Pro,'f, AID Merchants Mutual
ol newark, 5000 e.ci; A.ucrn ln .iuua Of Newark,
s''o: Nc" Jr! q d. Nr~ai". ,!;" Horth American and
Ttth"n W ihli ,, sG,CJf, Home una Staniari
oi Nc" i"k. s. - =. ter ofcc has been
oirhru ~ MtHrT'. !. cnt'n, have suffered from
lhic" Nrts witil;. i.ui i,.t ~, ..r..
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

no. one Of the uncertainties ~ thc future Hence" ar-
,.ndrg TO Ibis plu oh,r the following prey" =
tirl: ut tr state q, tc H." ''t i'.c nov 'IuS
De-. ~ iir, I"r"rt mt! r1! -" "a tl"''' Wan
II 11\ u;'ocl IL th ac,. snf,l"tt 20 re- iut = - lHt
III. ;ts'. ,ua'.. ,it.i IA ~" hu'-
h, -. 20 rN. Ia. c-'c.. ,,'d hon. for su or
f''' rt' i'''f''
tie St.;C VII ar 10 ti'ih y"Cnt 'i Va II
claims IN lul. suggest without fakinE an! recon-,
a'a' N citler c0N that II n.-hl he IioVlhl
that Il II Of 81 900 hohds I've rng three per cent lner
est - bonds l"Arug "iX cr 'cnt int'ict might Dc
gwen n c\clilnE" tor tarn $1,000 bond hth ny MN.
~ lN ol non tie p,'.r can bear g." burden or An'n
set ccl and tlo>" hondhOlders WE0 du not think
tho haNca specific len on valuable stocks owned ny IN"
state g. q.. 1hoscv HE North tar"iil RaT"9d Com
panyJ wou,d h, Milling 10 accept one proposal or thc
ut' l. OF cuUrec IT viii br ,nTcW "p loaIl with the
ere ttor whether hc viii accept either proposition or
await iutdIc developments. BY pursuing this course
the General Assembly wond merely acIno Slcdgc
which in the judgment OF many. the people can do at
prts nt, ana they would refrain from repuditon Of
t,Pr cuItrltS.
Hl!u Whatsoever course the General Assembly rlay
M to o;t. think il absolutely ntiJ that
rs>ian shall he c"rsttut'd in whom TIE pulc have
tcu,c to cIfain and report all facts connected
with the priliC dcti. tlit some dotil;c CONCLUSION
I've reached ly the II cl> turc iu the true legal,
equitable NdLil'jIS "f tEc S.LtC T.is CoInnis> ion
S.OId hkcW ascertain tiu,n the creditors tn;r views
as {" what final and honorable set ounn: he na c
oi their Com 'l thc nous losses Of Inc
II Il" III all nudicl men s'ai ulic'i. III" sud ten
"Ncrur IN OF the y stem OF ahur IN III" destruction
~ pro rN in the insolvency an Its banks and IN"
loss Of then Circulating med.u. IN TIE rn o; crops by
various caus IN the want Of good faith Of solc of
her agents and In line In TIE COlntr>s losses AMI dS
a>tcrS OF people conquered after Ion: and dr pcratr
the dturs ought tO be rc.iSoiric and Wiling I"
! COMPROMISES; and rdiuil IL l. not Ci.!It ~ our
roilr luky confess the acts of then oonji,iu-
! The results u1 tlIcir frui' .ss struggle
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
POLICE NOTES,

The house No. 1lj0 Second-ave.. occupied hy Julia
Wo,hcr mssed yetery Insured ioI foooJ til, Jefr
Robert Wilson. ace 60, probably of Ncw-Jcrscy
dc suddenly ,.dsy No. 3Ji 1hdl'e Dunn ase 3o al
No tIt Gianc II.
Ann Curtin age g. of No. 210 East Fifty fourthst.,
set IRE to her ns ye,eraa the absence Of hes p.reas lid
danger Iusly burre-.
George Simpson. VINO was arrested on charge of
stealing horse $50 belonging Hosra Wod Of s'u't.sr
OrcDe County Sewlo has been cbsgd be purchased the
tof'e not know that II baj s'olta.
verdict Of accidental death rendered ycstcr-
day Tie f joan X War II.i tie s fem f2
express the Harlem hAio.i Fly
nhs Nov. H. VI rek iusj Of
Ln posi eoul! lot be sscersn-d.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
, OrENING OF THE NEW-YORK INFANT ASYLUM

Christian charity and practical bcncvGlcncc
combined. last evening. to throw open the doors Of
another life giving soul redeem ng institution In this
city for erin: and rcpcntant women, and their infant
children II is the New York Infant Asylum
situated al No. "a Clinton-p!ace, and de-
signcd for the reception and nurture Of found
Ings and infants abandoned by npovcrish, disso-
lutte parents AMI 10 aid in preventing infancidc.
wei to give guidance and protection to tho unfortu
mothers and thus aid in saving them from destruc
ton The Institution is not secta-iap, and il managed
10y Board OF Ladies representing all the Protestant
denominations OF the city, and by like constituted
Board OF Gentlemen acting as Trustees 1t Will receive
and take charge Of oundl,ngs and other infant children
Of the of years and under, intruseI to their
charge. and pro, their support and moral. phys
cal intellectual aud industrial education. 1t has the
power, when the children attain proper
ca-" them 10 De instructed and at discretion to bind
out or nd nture them clerks aurfn'ccs, or servants
UI such luc as Tie managers deem proper. not exceed
g however IN the .. girls the age OF 49, and In the
case of BOYS. tb' age Of II.
ntr o. 'IG %as pnt IN active operation ~ BooinSalc
% % M M df Tns1n mon. ,Y Man nS arT%p "n,
about chiidrn had received The projec, Ian.
y d. ,irr in-i:,uiioa u"dr the care Of
ihr H"ir"h '|.%,r SN'rr, Of Ln""ty The managers
dvlli' - which they have conyer I'd htoa nn.,,ry and
y.ncn II! uln' nc latter dt;wrtment being reserved
-, N 'rd'r that NE! may nnrn TO the world with
"u' htng o,t..rll'd iI"In 80, eiy. The basement
!n ni"s Gmii- rroli, bitc. rn and Laundry
TIE hg>; >tor, ii reception Ioo:n Offices and nursery
amt tnr ,.'"'d and thiid Guo.s, nui,.In,
and tAc attic I.UIGs for j. iGgn Patients.
I' house vi .ccn'iIpp';nc al" = ~ !o,idnr, ani six
lf.rrn ri''~. u ias been tho. 2ni!.ly i,noyaicd,
ana J. che ial, ihon=ii E+>i"uSi'r,Y irt tap. THIS
j. Jtrri! .1ic,l us, oI U"c.'"!i. and = coul.
r' as!il;n VII be obtain: Il. 10 ta' Pat snl' can hive
ti H"nrni E" ri,uc, %! al I'.t >,'i Tit city horse
iI Il" unc the charg Z" c"."ni !; ar"'ri".r .rndcnt.
several U1i"t~ lce i,'Cl. u ALREADY ,iId appi.
have l. made for .rif IL. Tie v:'al room,
rnantc,' I'rid To- .dr t. TIC RAJ, Of rcccN
ln;c Iii i.cIIt- VITO ,.'..tr|, H.t,
- lie t"r'.un I-i tH'l. I'll ,.''o!. vet crowlrd
vi II ne li.,as -. IA, ii:CI"i. "'r ltr. II chdr@"
"a u a'j"rl :ur .l. '.. ">,Tu.s.-
81 .'s,ig GtIy Anon 81" "i".' ,d' :ai:aEcrS
al. Il: &. T.. G.Iii-".,, Ir .,dt /, aid Mrs. j. > Glib
bCu-. |io.. IL, hpdchL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

Mi:..!Nf or TIE DfPO>IrOES--iN LNCOI RAG;'G
PROSPECT.

Mi.:i!N'; OF IUI pfrO>ITOiS-AN LN'Ol RAG;|G
PROSPECT.
Alo,i ~ dCDO>'tors IN the Buwlinc"rcc!I
-A,., Ia X met. ., cvcuu at No. - Grccuw ci-st.
compliance with the published request ~ P"cr JUS
.r Hr.au 10 con- l'r the condition q" i.ic bank anl
the irobAhi,;:y 70. tl'.r '","it2 l"i: Gco-i' E.
A,srnblyman John IT, Wife explained The object Of the
Inr,t.ng and c0uciIcd hy Illuminating; - chairman
Ju,gc Hcsau wno SAL tlat - e1'i,d Tie meeting hc-
cfr.. he o the VIZ, TT 'sidm's and drpn~i"rs
t! Tie bank. aud when il sus.cnd"d On SicaN last, hc,
together With other dcpoito could 8 no Information.
H. hoped the meeting wo he able to aSccrt, the
c,l of the bank and II there had been any trar or
impropricy comtted place the responsibility where
belonged He had never had anything 10 do with any
loan the bank had made. nor lad he ever been Ill.
formed %: any loan Tie bcIcvei that all the people
wanted was their money the evidence that sufficient
! security existed 10 insure safctv against loss.
Henry smith. President o tHo biLk. said iit he had
only gone woik with tie receiver wtia the past ~
dav-. but lc hn"vrti that as f"n ~ tr 'Hi[ could
1rnnc t ,r on o '+I f ba @ i T c ' b@o. 10, m
! h,d found nothing wrong. Tr ic""iNrr. Shepheii r.
knrpl was very s'n'laiiy re: iI'"d as rciii"'t" -
lUHr If ANY loan htd been ma l. 'oaiy 'rcni
Of T." s:"alrr' anG thIf ricHd crd n'' ih' i' 'h"
~, a6cr wouid pay II lHms"lf "lorc h., w"n 'r.a'y
s"'n Il The iiacc Of r..tin. 70. : y'aIe.
;ri r ri-hcl h :''l opinion 4 t'"sc al"u'd nm, 70"
nrch 20 lose II Al H. pcr"Iot hi, hr. ON TGcs'..y
i!,h he took lron t' secretary decd for prog tv to
IT, iE ~ "r,rr ihat rl,c, u..nt hc secured T
tht eN~i't \ SIM lar 50" meat
from the Voc Irn o. tur bans would hc mnLc.
VIZ W'j.c s'a'i tl.t l." ii '""t''.cc ~ TIE l'"H
r.y uf The ltoCltCT. bat. aECU-i an officer oi ih"
C"Ur h" had ~ en- appnlr'ct VIII ~ ihc'Y h.' '":!"
sad - H. hc cd Tat tic GCl"~ i' ".id htt
KIND "f rclr, n'Iilo III the N rHi!Ediou Ia the
atI~ OF the bank, which Is how pcndn:. aud bc ic\"i
th Il Committee "f i've ,ho ,l@ - ""i"!'''i '',I:un
c., with the Receiver and olttIs 10 ascertain Tie
condition If the bank aud call. ii necessary, Another
meeting uf the dCpOStOrs. IL unanimously
solved i!iat "A Committee uf five shoul be aron'' V
IT,, bar. who accordingly named the (" lowing d"po>
i.: john II. White, Dai..u Nc"Icy, 1HourI> Er'H-
nau T.. lard OCninHr and T. 4. philips. Judge Logan
N.> ..it ward addict To the Committee
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
,>OTTrH SILLY SANDER EXPLODED

Yo tAs LdiIor OF 1he TriGuhe.
SIR Ihe Times is completely nsinformcd
concerning Mr. Greeley and the BIean OF Migration
Nti oty has MI Greclcys not been cursed BY de
posi;oIs Of the Bowling Green Savings Bank. but no
money Of the Bureau Of Migration Of its members has
been deposited there. The bureau was in negotiation
with this bank, among OIhe.s with view TO having a
fiscal agent. but money ever paid in. MI Greeley
is only of large number Of Directors, and he was
present meeting with the officers ~ the EOwn-,
Green savings Bank. Yonr Obcti Mt servant,
". ". PAsKo, Of the Committee.
Nrnr lLrLN No on.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
OF ILLINOIS,,

thereby addins 25 pr >r capital AMI about IS rO
u, YEARLY fneyn go Tins roar orror'un ty
,ne lun e an) for the holders Of tlf Governments
O, other d per B0ns Who wish capitalize aud still
equally Is goo by exchanging for Peoria cent.
The PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY completed Road
With CAPITAL STOCK OF g. 900 all paid n by which the ROAD
and 81 miles in length connect a! tbs Important Ce' oi
r. on the Illinois RIVER snl Rock sli Moline AMI Davenport
on the Mississippi Davenport tie opposite bns o' 10" n'er ron
u,ei by rar, tdge The s r, Of tho road was lad Jay
1871 aud open AMI being operated With success exceed
px Al. anticipation The pr>snt ernfngs are IN re" @ IN
tr,s. ton while It's present equipment not enough 70 DO
on. half that he done In Local trame alone
Hence option hoiiers Of these Bonds have to eonve
them into sk At any time II ysue almost incalelAess IN
bus1. or-d vou last 15 per or"t o" ~ "hoH cap
tai ue progression in the same dreclon We ma
ssfoly say 10 positive
And in or. to pac. upon the Eqm.n.
r the business oc.. anu construct Det Car and Ensne
Machine &C. eqn the bes. od roads In the eo1ntry
s re1ure II this the COMPANY r through the und"hed
a so 100 Cvayre First Mortgage G Iouis which cover the
entire property Company well A. all tLa na hereafter oe
acluited aud i. less than { 1890 per mile
Present price, 90 and accrued interest In Currency
Pnra ravlbh IN on in N''r York or Lnfon e'
Of tar. COUPONS PAYABLE FEBRUARY AND AUGUST j.
Railroads frequently on,tr ted through un"kd ami n"uuhv
portions consequently have hut Ge local saMc to depend
upon after completion But the feons and kocS
RAILWAY 10 compked rodd with 40 PARALLEL OF CON
PHTING LINE sni RUNS THROUGH ONE OF THE HIGHEST
AGRICCL TCRAL MASCFACTI RING COAL. AND MOST POP
ULOus DISTRICTS IN THE wLsr. Thus large and profitable
l,a brnr assured AID by aglncH at the nap viii be
,een that tbs Important Central LAX to which many OF
III, pn2a Ctnra also ditrg n to all plrs Of the
Co. neut lence the Mroug, Edtf Will he amos, unm>f
IT, O,n acrd beyonl oT'ng'ay the e'ngS
large bonds auk tie Bess See4rs The
market.
attention ~ all who -tsh to make ''e and ra
toe Bou to secatI H. TIE soaJ AID rs
property which is daily growing stronger.
mak.:e received in etchnc" al rates an Doiis
delivered al parts Of the free Of crre' charges
Pamphlets maps ccns,s Ac w.h f par crIs rr4tng to TIE
roai m oa application b. tie rssaci Fnsuc Agents Of
tie Company.
T'U nIdLR DRSu 80 AaS,
BANKERS,
Tyo. II IJassau.st., 1ycw- -Xork.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

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r..st.,.. Il, ho. - rcaiiz,l wA,n ,ii;iI"ni> hv
r,.- ' ., " COM, Of tIc Ii,, e,r,. for In.
!, ,i \ T,,rl,n, Nav, been ,,!,.,,...d to IA,
.,,., 49,. ,,.. t, T., Of Ia. !.c issued
T.; q" -' ''ti =. '''' " ''
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r., ,ii- co,i.',.. - IA" aIC-"-r b"nh-. "iii'rilF
s,'i - f'.i !,. oili oar ralrole. Sccn I -
-. ,t / ,,tIty The -rc'sd 'l'-s, although iS-n"
w. A. r, c' bcfor the war II J. not rl"iN w"''
&C. ,crl, ,n r,I,lrn,y. Whrn tho, tr r,r.-
to,r,..r r,1,,. II is hr.r'ed t~.t l''ny ic4A4'd les
Z L..,, - ;ip 'rri ctq.s re also of uu! suutrI
,, In .,,. ,u -. wore >,ir.u. ci f'r o:t orai'
b.cou. o., '.u'. I >'rl;'Eo tho resi1w, or c"rp''
bt i.r 20; r~t ~ uatuI.tAI wlich haG " one
q. i. '.y CO... ~ ..,',v'r Il, ,...,,..
cN.'' ..'",h "'rr"'''. rir-''d - r'"~'..-" 'tu
90 -. r''' w"t .'A 4 i."' h"'r tot lee ~ Ntn'!''d
t. i'r., l.! tie "'4Fn'c ot ihr '"i'' u,'"i' o.
l. . ,..l,,,,- lu d,'ls hin,,IIG on III" NtIir Wic'
10 ~. ar ~ n.d of thr I'rlron 81" i oc"q"''H
M.p ,iori' n. c-tio. G.cU"OJ ~ Hc rlh f Hi"C ''.'
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rt--:.- fo. ,..' 'h.,H h" g'~'''" rdf H'o F',"''.
vt-t-. D df,' Vafi'0 ""r r'iit'o"rs.
: t.t'' los fh' "h ne >'ih i'"' ne a. " 81 "'''
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-" I. =, lr.,'L,.. OIL, ,,o,
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s'.t'- .'" """'' T." '"r, W.. Irn.,iI t!' "., ~ !
r"tl'--"'' 'h l"'"'-> ana -'! WA. i"i - ~"
"i' 80 3" i'e ,H' 'ihNt.' 'h' '"c 5~'n V' '",
.of rh\ VIC H. wore ;''H Il " p, ''' c,,hS ~
%'," I va 90 @ ,'' nr. ~ u, NE %n,i ~, = ~ &
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
,-no,p,,o Wo1rr's SCuEIpiM AROMATIC

Purge ont the morbid lIumors Of the Blood
nv PLr and Will Lave eieATe heads ~
~el IS LVLes
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

TIE BEST PLACE in Ncw-York to bny REII
WAIcnL DInoyps rich, Ftsn"SAnLn Jtwrikf au
SrERLisu smvL SQriRk u fulton.t Damobds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

KNOX has been very successful in his VIM

KNOX has been very successful In his VIM
,., HATS which made 10 conform the requufn" Of
.. much possibly 10. HIS fr caps ho~e'er' ae J ~
thing and heinr epy designed rid well cons'roeu '' wen
rr..oue and rapidly eoomrg popnsr 'ha " ms
tate mol vi ~'Sa l~ On ever lead lis collars eor'" ~
cps and Together syslnst the nca's"h o do
.. Who cannot against the tactics oi KNOX
TDoIpuO WOLFE's SCHEIDAM AROMATIC
Among complaints o whch the sCHSPlS has been
a1a M the emn~u who brv" rorrrsronted
w, the proprietor srpss debility c"nsprent upon ong
.rfiuud oil erispsv, ssibwa gravel e"c ahero's
az H. ,nr, runc Isese For es- AMI 'oaTy o., e DIS
with graf br moe "n tire, thou
san medical various parts ol NE tDv Se.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

WIlTCOMB's ASTHMA kEMELY-Suye euro.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
HUDSON RIVER COlNIIrS.

GHrrvrrUGii.--A special meeting Of :!
F'c"holcis viii he held IiS aiicrn""n to dec' on q
psorrir,y e! ,,.o,nillr iLc 70 -jr ~ resolution ~ q
Board AZ Supervisors NJ" "a session at Wilt" f'ai'
utho,5Iu% the Supervisor "f tno town 10 borrow Su
for the 4, olis tructoI and I'pir al loads.
NnLEIs a\l,.- ThCmlS Howard w. r"i' "i',! !
j. -,4, ,t4tNi -;tit.Ly. or "S>a tbE St'I'4 B,t
VIA il;cu - soh, "i "Wednesday nG2it
WAIT. ~ NTs.--NONcS Dean, a@e aoOut -. d.ed sn
denly Oh Wednesday hlcE.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

SAG HAIBOR-A new Roman Catholic Church
wi be hu.lt IL U,T,iOn.st between tnion and sasri>
It will he forty by thirty feet of Gothic STYLE VIII var
so,a.r twenty five by thirty rr adjoining. M Per
due wqs thrown from and over ycst' rIay
receiving probably idil il,'iIi'~.
E,E1LON-A Council Of The Baptist Churches o. I"' -
I~tid ned yesterday. aud ti' E'trS, Sfi"it ~
a. maze Wds idIDlttrd 10 nlc lhi,,t.I:!t
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

A.pesr's u.U,ts,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-07-13
TENEMENT LIFE IN New YORK.

TENEMENT LIFE IN New YORK.
Some idea may be formed of tene-
ment life in New York, when it is
known that two houses in "Gotham
Court" known as Nos. 36 and 3S
Cherry street, contain six hundred
people. The Board of Health has
ordered a clearing out of these premi-
ses for the benefit of humanity there
in imprisoned but humanity and
avaricc seem inclined to battle with
the philanthropic board, and bravely
struggle to reverse this order. 1t
seems scarcely credible that such q
phase Of life can exist in q city of so
much wealth and magnifcence; but
following the downward track Of the
cars through the eastern avenues and
lower streets, the sight is truly sick
ening.
Far up, to height of four or five
stories, in cramped and close rooms,
or down beneath wdere Gods SUM-
light fails to. creep, men, women and
children vcgetate, growing in years
and developing in crime. Here the
great masses congregate to eke out
the gift of life, which is often half
spent before they know how te use it;
but here are also found, even amid
the squalor and poverty and darkness
Of corruption, brave and noble souls
making these same hard lessons glo-
rious for their fellows.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, July s.-Count dc Cham
bord refuses to see the Orleans Prin-
ces until he consults France. Cham,
bord has left France, but says, in q
proclamation, "Though absent, We
Shall not be separated from our coan.
trymcn. When Frenchmen are will
ling, we shall establish government
with decentralization, liberty and
universal suffrage as our motto" He
praises the army, and declares his un.
faltering adherence to white flag oi
Henri " and Joon Of Are, which
conferred Alsace and Lorraine.
New YORK, July 8.-The Herald
special says the Count Chambord in.
tends to issue proclamation, calling
upon the people to rally around the
Bourbon throne. Unless the author.
tiles interfere, there will be an imita.
ton Of Napoleon's Strasburg pro
gramme. .