The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-16

ANOTHER BOARDER.-Henry Hick
man. the colored man who was arrested
in Storey county some two weeks since
on a charge Of attempt at rape on a
little girl. and by Judge Rising. of the
District Court, sentenced To fourteen
years in the State Prison, was ve>ier-
day brought down by Sheriff AdkIn
son and deputy. and delivered over to
the tender mercieS of Lieutenant Gov.
Denver. Hickman lived in this town
for years. and is 10Y scarcely u years
of age. II is said that his father was
hanged in the eastern part of this
state, some time ago, for a similar OF
tense. But for the precautions taken
bv Sheriff Atkinson, the fellow would
nc doubt have been lynched.
NEW GOoDS.-By the advertisement
of Shever Il Morris, in this issue, Will
he seer that they have received a large
assortment of fancy goods. We have
examined soine of the ready made
dresses. and pronounce them to, the
best of our Judgment, cheap and hand
some. There are some linen dresses
of the best quality. handsomely
trimmed, with all the new tangled
overskirts, bias cut t1ounces, trimmed
with hundreds of yards of ribbon, at
SD each. Dolly Warden sashe>, most
gorgeous. and delaine>, pretty enough
to tempt Eve over again. We strongly
advise ladies to call and examine.
GENTS CLorHING.-AS will be seen
in another column, James +. Dealy
has been appointed by a tailoring firm
in San Francisco, cutter, filter. and
general agent in Carson City. Mr..
Dealv is so we'll known a. a good filter,
good business man, n good fellow
generally, tina; but little comment is
necessary. Suits furnished by James
can be seen all around town, and, in
fact, the county and State, and of
course speak for themselves as well as
Dealv. We know James and can
guarantee that what he says he will do
he will perform, if it kills him.
THEATRICAL.-We had the pleasure
of an introduction to Mr.. Bates, in
person, and to Mrs. B. by witnessing
h~erexceIIent performance, in the "Nic
tim of Circumstances Both Mr.. Bates
and John Piper promised to bring the
com pdlF u I al >oii hcA1 "CCN' ~
Bates will perform in her special char
acters for three evenings only. or the
particular DAYS. due notice will be
given. We promise the Carson people
such a theatrical treat as they haven not
enjoyed for years.
SWISS CURTAINs.-We were yester-
dav shown some magnificent lace cur
tains. ~purchasei by Mrs. Tuhy,
direct from the looms in Switzerland-
They are hung in the private ooms OF
the family. in the st. Charles Hotel.
A look at them would be sufficient to
make the heart of any married lady
in the land throb with envy. Pur-
chased where they were, they did
not cost more than h commonest
kind would in this State.
I. :. a. BlrrERs.-As will be seen
by advertisemet in this paper and pos
terS all over town. c. IL. Clark 4 Co.
South { street. Virginia city. are sole
agents in Nevada for the sale of this
wondrouS bitterS. 1t is highly recon-
mendet bv the faculty, and its wond
rouS curative powers are attested by
nanv eminent men in California ami
who have proved its etfica-
Pamphlets have been distributed.
which we advise ourcitiZens to peruSe.
PRESByrERIAN tHURCH.-We yes
iay announced that the Rev. /. \.
IIurd will preach in the Presbyterian
church 20 day. morning and evening.
The subject will be The Creation.'
Mr.. Hurd is an able lecturer. n we
he may haveafuli house to greet
The theme he has chosen is a
grand one and offers a vast field for
to prove itself in.
STRAW HATS.-Joe Plat has re
a consignment of Greeley and
Brown straw hats. Aside from their
they will no doubt become very
popular. They are light; not too
broad in the leaf. and are very hecom
ng to any but old men. Mr.. Plat is
receiving the newest style
and sells at a small advance
IN San Francisco prices.
RECovERING.-We saw Ed. Cushing
asst evening, and with pleasure an
lounce that he is fast approaching
.ouvalescence. He now give his
IlenuS a hearty grip, ana looks ana
al Ks like a man assured of his recov-
nv. We sincerely trust he may ex
.oerience no drawback, and that in a
week from now he may have the
louor of saluting his many friends on
he street.
THE WEATHER.-For the last two
lays a heavy wind has prevailed, and
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