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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

INSTALLATIoN M BALL.-on Fri
day last. NJ. W. 9. NJ. Martin White.
assisted by =. G.. Master George II.
Morrison and other officers OF the
Grand Lodge. installed the following
named officers of Capitol Lodge
l.. II. Of this city: Il. @. kItZ-
never. y. IT,: J.. j.. Minor. V. g.:
y. y. Fisher, k. =: w. d. T~orrey>on,
r: Charles Martin, Is; Ia. Gushing,
w: John \. ltI>dcn, O. e.; Isaac
Conner. l. O.: John L. Cheney, c.;
George W. Chedic, II. :. o y. ca:
John Tramp, l.. :. to y. o.; Henry K.
WhitehIll. K. :. to Y. g.; James Rob
iuSon.L l.. =. to y. O.: George f. Wonder
hevde. II. :. :: Albert Mills. l.. ). ),
and John H.. hammond, Chaplain.
In the eHeniug the Order INDUCED III
dancing. and had an exceedingly
pleasant party, with good music, at
i%entive and affable floor managers
Theodore Hale and John ID. Kersey},
and an excellent supper.
MoRE DoUBT.-The Enterprise OF
Yesterday publishes what purports to
be a letter from Francis ). Armisteadt
tone OF the heroes of the great Henry
rifle duel on the San JoaquIn), i'll
which the writer denies the statement
of "George SlaWsou that he (Armi-
steadt) was killed by the convict
Charley Jones. While we believe the
statements OF this Arinisteadt letter to
be true, we doubt its authenticity on
account Of the language employed. Il
haven't lost any convicts to hunt for,
-. o., - -, >, 4. Aasa, that t-A.l, ,tll
not pay for dead c~onvicts." We have
heard hat same language used by a
Bishop Creek mainland his name was
not Armi>teadt. We have no doubt,
however, that the writer of the letter
knew ArmIsteait to be living, and be
may have sigued by Armisteadt's con
sent.
GoING.-The chances in the rattle
for that beautiful landscape painting
by Mcclellan (from a sketch by HID
are being rapidly taken. The painting
is on exhibition at the Ormsby House,
and is universally admired and
praised as a beautiful and truthful
representation of II of the most
magnificent scenes of the Sierra Ne
Vada fountains.
/. @. O. f. INsTALLATEON.-0n
Tuesday last, at Genoa, District Dep
uty Grand Master Warren Wasson in
stalled the following named officers
elect for the ensuing term of Genoa
Lodge No. Is, Independent Order of
odd Fellows: David Valley, y. Ct;
II. w. Nirgen. V. g.; George p. Hard
ing, Secretary; Lawrence Gilman,
Treasurer.
SLow.-Our foreman, r. L. Tilden,
who went to San Francisco to spend
the holidays, returned yesterday
having made the trip from the bay in
tive days.
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ST. cHAnLEs-aEoRGE ruFLI, PRopRIEroR.


ARRIvFS.-FrOm the {. Railroad and
WaShOe at & a. m.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton ut 10 Il. IN.
al I =. IN.
From Lake Bigler at 1 p. IN.
DEPAETs.-For WashOe and c. =. Rail-
road at : p IN.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 1 p. IN.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora at
S a. m.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a.. N.
Mails close half an 0 before stages
leave.
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BRoUGHTBACK.-A young man who

BROUGHT BACK.-A young ina WHO
recently had occasion to give bonds to
satisfy the law that he would be here
abouts when wanted, went to Reno a
few nights since. His sureties became
alarmed and went after him. Sheriff
Pegg of Washoe county arrested him
in Reno, night before last and dellv-
cred him over to his b~Ondsnlen.
EFFERvEsCISG.-Iesterday morn
ing Colonel Abe Curry's fine span of
Chemical Fluid BAYS got to effervesc-
ing Ola Carson street, and one of them
boiled over the traces and came near
getting out of his harness. They
were brought down to their work,
however, without damage.
PRESENTATION The Masons and
Odd Fellows Of this city have pre-
scented the public schools with a fine
toned meIOdeon, heretofore the joint
property of the two Orders. The me-
Iodeon has been used by the schools
for solne time past, and several OF the
scholars have become expert players.
LAND SOLD Mark Strouse and
Mark Brown of Storey county yeSter-
dav deposited with the State Treasurer
500 III currency, in payment for 10
acres Of state land lying in their
county.
WEATHER-Whjle the barometer
remained firm throughout the day,
yesterday was cloudy and gloomy,
and last night the clouds Looked
threatening. The weather is by no
means settled.
RErURNED.-State Controller w.
W. Hobart, who has been in Wash
ingtOn for two months past, returned
TO his post yesterday.
STAGE TIME.-On and after this date,
and til further notice, the stage for
Steamboat springs will leave here al
l. o'clock noon.
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Partnership Notice.

HNIE. COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
i isring between A King and David Lapense as
saloon keepers is hereby dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Said business will be carried on hereafter
under the name and style Of Lapense & Tillet. All
the Indebtedness of the old firm will be paid by
the new firm, except those otherwise understood.
& TILLET.
Carson City, Ney., Dec. 19, 1S1l:. de29.1m
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General Joseph Lane celebrated
his 10Th birthday last week, at his
quiet little home near Roseburg. He
belongs to a race Of men that are
fast becoming extinct-pure minded
politicians.
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ee-IT Is THE ONLY COMPANY
DOING USIN IN FULL
CONFORMETY TO THE LAWS
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA.

It was established in 1-03. and is the Oldest
FIRE Insurance Company represented in the
United States.
1t has a subscribed Capital Of 5000. 0G0 of
which ; 500, 600 i. PAID Up in Gold, with further
Accumulated assets of SOLE. 015, making it al
once the Strongest and Richest Fire Insurance
Company in the World.
This Company does a FIRE BUSINESS Y
CLUSIN ELY, and reue Of its assets are liable to
be diverted Tor LIFE or MARINE losses, AS is the
case with ALL cher English Companies represented
on this Coast.
This Company's losses at CHICAGO We're less
than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and have
been paid in full. DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.
EALBSER, BELL * Co.
Gen'l Agents for Pacific Coast. 40 California
street, san Francisco.
RICE & THORPE, Agents.
Carson City.
GEO. W. HOPKINS, Agent at Virginia City.
W. II. D~LAUNELT, Agent at Gold Hill.
10 -
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The snow On the y. z. r. r. has
frightened off foreign travel for
China and Australia.
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CHRONOLOGICAL.

Barometrical and thcrmomctrical obser-
vationS made daily by Professor Henry
K. Whitchill, Stale MIncralogist-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

The father of James Fisk, Jr., is
insane from the shock received by
the assassination of his son.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

Sargent has arrived at Washington
and taken his seat in the House of
Representatives.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

A heavy shock of earthquake
lasting five seconds, was felt in Can
ada Oh the 10th instant.
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artist Of long and varied experience,
takes pictures in every style. Gallery
in brick building on Second street,
opposite Ormsby House.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

NJ. 3. Allison was nominated for
the United States Senate in the Iowa
Republican caucus, over Harlan.
The vote stood Allison, 63 Harlan,
40 Wilson. H.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

Duke Alexis has accepted an in
vitation to visit the Missouri Legis-
l@ture. It is uncertain if his pro-
posed buffalo hunt will come Off, on
account of late SHOWS
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

1t is affirmed that the Rothschilds,
with Jay Cooke and McCulloch, will
absorb the 5000, 900, 900 loan as has
been reported.
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Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ja3-tf
The sun., 1872-10-03

of affiliaton with the MOSES clan. And
thus it came to pass that he was brought
TO a stern account by his former friends
and supporters.
The method employed by the MosEs gang
to reduce the President TO subsection was
exceedingly impoltc, but it was effcctual
A telegram from Charleston says that in
the MOSES county convention on Tuesday
Mr.. II. c. CAssoM, just from Washington,
announced that he brought credentials
from GRANT acknowledging the MOSES
ticket rs the only Republican ticket in
the field, and, TO confirm his statement, eX-
hibited letters from GRANT, RoBEsoN, and
others of the same sort. 1t is curious TO
see the President, who but few months
ago was attempting to domineer over such
intellectual giants as SUMNER and SCHURz
brought so suddenly TO his knees by the
coarse threats of the vulgar felons who
with his assistance have degraded the Re
publican party in South Carolina into
nothing but machine for the promotion
of robbery and corruption.
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Grant,s Unconditional Surrender.

Some weeks ago we published the fact
that a deputaton from the MOSES wing Of
the Republican party in South Carolina
was on its way to demand from President
GRANT the recognition Of that faction as
the regular Republican party under penal
ty Of losing the support Of that faction In
the approaching Presidential contest. At
the time, we characterized this threat US au
exhibition OF inexcusable insolcucc, ana
explained the preparation of so gross an
iudecency on the ground that the carpet
baggers who were trying to bully the Pres
ident were an uumannerly set, from whom
nothing better could be expected. It ap-
pears, however, that they knew their man.
for their presumption was justified in the
Immediate and unconditional surrender
Of GRANT.
The robberes which have characterized
the state Government of South Carolina un-
der carpet-bag rule have been so gigantic
and notorious that an effort has been made
byaportion Of the heRepublican party in that
State TO escape the consequences of its dis
rreditable record by repudiating the ofli-
cials who have been most conspicuous for
dishonesty. This split afforded GRANT an
opportunity to dsclaim responsibility for
the doings OF the dominant faction, who
are principally indebted to his former sup
port for their success in robbery, and the
impression gained ground that he was n-
clined to favor the boilers
Under these circumstances n pcremptory
demand was made upon the President that
he should take bold stand in favor of the
MOSES party, or suffer the consequences
MOSES, it should be understood, is one Of
the most notorious OF the South Carolina
plundercrs. As Speaker of the late House
Of Representatives he is charged with hav-
ng drawn pay certificates to the amount
Of over Sl,OOO,0OO, when the legitimate ex-
pcn'cs of the House could not by any pos
slhlity have been made TO exceed Sl45 900;
and he is also charged by Judge ORR
ana other prominent Republicans
with being responsible for the mvs-
terous disappearance Of SlliOOO which
vanished while in transit from the
oilce OF the Financial Agent of South Caro-
Imam this city to the office of the Roberts
Arms Company, and with many other nets
or pcculatlon. In short the nomination of
man with so Infamous "A record for Gov
ernor was such an outrage on proprirtv
That its faulty penetrated even the in
sensibility Of GRANT, who Is not usually
troubled by nice distinctions OF honesty.
and led him to seek, through an alliance
WIN tue polters, escape from the ignominy
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Frauds in Philndelphia-Alnrm Among the
Friends OF Greeley.

We learn from Philadelphia that the
friends 81 Dr. GnrHLBy there are considerably
alarmed In consequence Of trustworthy in.ur-
nation which has reached them relative TO
frauds to be practised in the election Of Tuesday
next.
1t appears that Federal officers Of the Custom
House, the Post once, and the Internal Rcve-
nue., in various distant parts Of the country,
have obtained leave Of absence for ten days, in
order that they may perform the work of re-
peaters in this election. As they will be dressed
like gentlemen, it Is believed they may be more
successful than the ruliians who have hereto
fore usually been engaged in this nefanous
business.
These official repcatcrs, tho immediate repre-
sentatlyes Of GRANT, are to be planted In such
districts in Pennsy ylyania as the CAMERON Ring
may designate, especially in the city of Ihila-
dclphia.
Never In the history Of this country has a m ore
interesting question been presented than that
which is now to be decided In Pennsylvania
Can public fraud and robbery, can Addition,
Division, and Silence rule in a great State by
means Of corrupt and cheating electlons2 II
this thing can be done, republican institutions
are a farce.
The sun., 1872-10-03

So much interest has been excited over
the election, TO take place next Tuesday In Penn
syNania, Ohio, and Indiana, that the people in
this part Of the country are hardly aware that
elections arc TO De held on the same day for state
officers and Congressmeh in south Carolina aud
Nebraska.
In South Carolina the rival candidates for Gov
ernor are Mosts and ToMLINsoN. Both are sup
porters Of GRANT, and the chief difference be-
tween them seems TO be ths, Moses Is conceded
To be the bigger srouudrcl of the two and leads
the most hun-ry and INSCRIPTIONS wing of the
carpet-bag thieves WHO have plundcrcd that
state.
In Nebraska RoBERr ". FURN Asls the GRANT
nominee Tor Governor, and II. G. LETT the Demo
cratic and Liberal nominee. At the last three
elections Ia Nebraska the average Republican
majority was 3,,CO, which, in proportion 10 the
whole vote, is equal to a majority Of 10000 in
the State Of New York. OF course Nebraska viii
90 about ~ usual next week.
The Territories Of Columbia and Dakota also
elect delegates to Congress on Tuesday.
None Of these elections will exert any influence
upon the Presidential contest except those In
the three great central States.
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7" no IITT0T " IU0 AN1,
SIt; Asan independent ctizcn who owes
party nothing, have always admired the frank
ness " TuE SrN, ON political matters especially.
And let my voice go to help your effort to give
us a Mayor worthy Of the city. The Office OF
Mayor Of New York Is hardly Of less importance
Slaes' ITO - not only the supervisor of our
vast material interests but also the representa-
i've "l our soclt and mental status. lie should
he recognized citilcu of cmiueuce, a solid man,
one pl varied uttalnmeuts, and gentleman in
oNeIN sense ol the word, as well rs a command
lhk business man, whose name Is a guarantee tor
honesty ana capacity, Several names have been
proposed, bat citizen ike \. r. Sttwart, WHO ls
nlHphE nlher lh'hss really scholar, should be
III" HHlnlnre' l.. +, l..
The sun., 1872-10-03

Up from Cincinnati, one nne spring morn.
oa the startled air were the tillngs borne.
That the Liberals had taken the city by storm,
And Tor Horace had waxcd exceedingly warm,
And nominated him In the cause OF Reform!
Then Ulysses he grlnned very broad grin,
For Horace no twenty states could win.
But louder yet swell'd up the roar,
When the Democrats met at Baltimore,
And wilder yet DER the country rolled
The shout Of the people uncontrolled.
Making the hearts Of true patriots bold.
When they nominated Horace with terrible din.
And declared that he twenty states should win
Now there Is a road TO Washington town.
Ard Honest old Horace shall travel t down.
For when the campaign had opened so bright,
There passed, in the fush Of It's morning light
white hat and coat with an eagle fight.
They ncV through the East the gale before,
Then on to the broad Pacific Shore
And Ulysses not quite 50 broad did grin,
When Horace had nftccn states only to win
sun followd that white hat thuud'rne South,
roar like the roar from the cannon's mouth.
Twas the rush Of comet sweeping faster and faster
And the Grant men shuddered with fear OF disaster.
They gathered closer around their master,
Like timid sheep whom danger appals,
Fearing ejcctmcnt from the Treasury halls
MAAc Ulysses showed rather feeble grin,
When Horace had only ten states to win!
Under the spread Of the truth. the road
OF the white hat to the White House more plainly
showed
And the ISLANDERS fell away behind
The honest mans name, like the idle wind
And the cause, TO the Grant mems exceeding ire,
swept on like the wings Of aprairte Are,
Fu'0l~s the peoples great desire.
while ulyssess grin, II grow pretty thin,
When Horace had only Ave states 70 win.
The hrsl that the people heard that nlght,
November 9Th, early candle IghtD
Was the Empirr states tremendous shout
When you count up for Horace don't count US out
49, y : 4,....s ~ sse
Ard when Ohl6Tollowcd fast,
Illinois and Wisconsin swcll'd the blast,
The south then sent her allegiance In.
And Oh hut We made aterrihle din,
When Horace the twenty big states dldw.u.
And now Tor Horace hurrah, hurrah
Hurrlh for the Farmer OF Chappaqua;
And whenhe sits IN the White House chair,
with honest men around him there,
And the martial rule and the d,spots sway,
And the brothers in.law, have passed away,
The people all will bless tho day
When honest old Horace went into the frav
And Ulysses was quietly marched away.
JAmsrowN, y y, August, lS5}.
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suppose that four thieves should break
into Comptroller GREEA'- oGicc at midnight aud
steal t.Avon. say that one Of these thieves
should be arrc- ted, and the other three escape
The arrested thlef is nvicted and sent to state
PRISON. Suppose that he should bo pardoued,
and that COY. HOFFMAN, should offer a. an cx-
cuse the fact that the three thieto who escaped
had earnestly recommended the pardon. What
would the people Think
Gov. GEAHY Of Pennsylvania excuses his par
don 4 EiR>Es ou the ground Cha. tucuoluriuu-
BILL KENLLE of Philadelphia. JouN T. HARE
RANFr, and RourRr ". aACkLY earnestly re-
commended %.
The sun., 1872-10-03

history Of the International has been
published in Leipsic. Its numerical strength in
France before the last war WAS 1900 or $4,000
now IL is very much less, Ia consequence OF tho
prohibltory legislation Of the French Assembly.
In England, whore the working classes have but
little sympathy with the International, its
numerical strength Is about 5000, and thcre arc
u number of trades unions with which tho
society Ia in intimate relations. Tho number
of Belgian lnternationasts has been grossly
exaggerated, According TO some writers It
Is 5000; according TO others II Ia 10000, and
some even claim that II Is 100000 The fact
Is that In the middle Of 1870 there were no moro
Than 25OO members OF the International In Bel
gium' Most Of these regard the International as
The sun., 1872-10-03
A swiudIc In the Name Of Cubn.

amour two months ago the notorious Elias
h'thers hired IS Bond street. SAP ing they were getting
up grand gift concert for the benefit Of me Cuhnn
patriots, heprocct was aftorward abandoned hecausa
ni ihnncpopcrulon by the cuban Junta they said and
Wv raHt ol tue premises given up. " linn a few
gpS nt M ,l has been Hooded with the prospectus of
fahu sll concert in ma of the heroic uban guf
itrert, ana slngulnrly enough rs Oud street H. tb,
nrauluartcb Of the management. Many citizens have
nrreheu sh tickets enclosed in note requesting The
M tsuh @ - ar as agent By selling nyc tcE.
stron su rnotosnk - 10 Madam Emilia luranel is Bond
ne whole Institution ID a fraud. Ihe unta knoUa
hOlhlhg OF any such enterprise, "
The sun., 1872-10-03

Naurs of Voiorcd nborcrs are invading
Pcnu-y iNania 60 vote for Ad.itiou, Division aud
silence GOA Tuesday ucNt, and u BnIEN Is organ
iz'ns hi- LUnlrcd- II riugh- aud rcpcat,r- for a
rald on lhiiadclphir. The GRANT leaders have
given up ali hope 81 getting a return n New
Nurh tor the money expended IN O'BMfN, and
he expected TO earn his fees ia pennay i,auia.
Let the Liberals hc y-l1nt.
The sun., 1872-10-03

The remote Western States have now
holiday. 1t is called Arbor Day. Every man Is
expected on that day to do some service to fil-
ture gen ratlons by planting trees. The idea is
an excellent one, and should be adopted In all
the great, growing Territories OF the Northwest,
where pasture is plenty and wood scarce.
The sun., 1872-10-03
The lInyOyuIfV.

rhe Municipal Reform Clubs met last night I'm
y, y, srnaGTg s ana named smith L. Shaw for Mayor
The sun., 1872-10-03

THOMAS J. brown has been appointed General
Manager Of the Erie Railway ferries and Erie baggage
express. This Is an excellent appointment.
The sun., 1872-10-03

Mr.. J. A. FRoUuE, one Of the most illus
trious thinkers and writer's Of England, will soon
arrive in this country for the purpose Of lectur-
ing on the relations of the English Government
and people 10 the people Of Ireland He will be
heard in Association Hall, beginning ON the 10th
Of October. Tho first series of lectures will be
five in number, 1t Is not necessary to say that
no Englishman Is entitled to u warmer welcome
In this country than Mr. FROUpE. lie Is not
only man Of original power, but Of perfect
courage. The result Of his studies he states
without qualification, whether popular or un-
popular; and his conclusions are always fortified
by evidence, and are always respected even by
those whom they provoke TO controversy Tho
visit OF such man to this country Is an ocoa-
sion for congratulaton, aud we trust that ho
may bo welcomed not merely in this city but in
every other important centre Of population and
Influence.
The sun., 1872-10-03

a sort Of trades union, and do not entertain tho
extreme views OF KARL MARX. There are ten
divisions Of the international in Belgium, aud In
1870 there was In Montigny sur Sambre division
Of women Internatlonallsts. The large towns
have not evinced so much enthusiasm as the
smaller; out Of the 5000 workmen in Ghent, only
l,2'O were, in 1871, members OF the International.
The removal OF the Central Committee to New
York has given an additional blow to the Inter-
national by still more imparing its influence
among the working classes of Europe; but for
some time to como the society will continue to
be the bugbear of the sovoregns OF Europe.
The sun., 1872-10-03

We are informed that there was an error
respecting Mr.. ) :. MooN In the report Of an
interview with Gen. IRwGS Of Pennsylvania,
which recently appeared in our columns. The
error consisted in the statement that MooN was
party To the iniquitous oil tax bill which was
introduced in the Pennsylvania Legislature,
w.4p Gen. IRWIN desired to have 1t understood
simply thai Me0N knLaJhat M. ,mr reporter
stated the latter fact, but appears - have
dwelt erroneously upon the former We note
the correction with pleasure, as Mr.. Moon is a
person to whom we desire to render simple
justice.