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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

The Silver State doubts the &C
curacy of the report that Mr..
Sharon is a candidate for Senator,
for the following reason:
The disastrous experience Of the
above named gentleman in his at
tempt to make a Governor last year,
gave him an insight into the temper
of the people, which he is not likely
so soon to forget. 1t was notorious
throughout the State that the en-
dorsement of Sharon and the Bank
of California did more to carry down
the Republican party last year than
all other causes combined: and none
are more keenly alive to this fact
than Mr.. Sharon himself. Unless.
therefore, Mr. Sharon has resolved
to break down and completely de-
stroy the Republican party in this
State, he will not be an avowed can
didate for the United States Senate;
and We are not prepared to believe
that he has so determined while that
party continues to be his servltor
both in this State and in Congress,
as it now is. If Sharon should be-
come a candidate he might possibly,
through means of his enormous
wealth, succeed in defeating Jones
in Storey county, but in defeating
him he would certainly hand the
county owe to the Democracy as he
entered the fight. Neither Nve or
Sharon have the ghost of a show to
carry that county, next year, and if
they would hold it in the Republic
can column it can only be done by
allowing Jones to control the nomi-
mating convention
The above is a Democratic view
of the situation from a resident of
the State. And now comes the San
Francisco Pioneer, of woman's
fame, perhaps fresh from an
interview whit the japanese Minister,
Mr.. De Long the following
send off"
The wal in hal State will be be-
tween the Republican chiefs. Stew
art and Nye, secured for De Long
the Japan appointment. with a view
Of killing him off so that Nve could
make an easy victory in the session
of the Legislature in January. 1873.
But De Long returns with the pres
tige of great success. This Japan
csc Embassy is for him. politically,
a ten-strike, and he is Just the man
to follow up any advantage he may
have gained. De Long is clever,
ambitious, full of strategy, keen as
Damascus blade. and has his hopes
fixed on the United States Senate.
came, in 1867, within one vote of
there, and Will make any
struggle or sacrifice to gain this
great object of his ambition. He
doubtless Will resign his mission in
time to canvas Nevada and secure
such nominations at the primaries
of such men as will jovfully respond
to his ambition. When defeated in
1867, De Long was poor. Money
would have saved him. Now he is
rich and riding on the tide of sue
cess. There is no man in the State
of Nevada who has so many warm
and devoted personal friends as De
Long. We have no hesitation in
p~rophesying that De Long viii be
elected United States Senator by the
Legislature OF Nevada. in January,
1873. Stewart and Nye will find
themselves badly beaten at their own
game. Jones and Blasdel are rich
and want the position, but De Long
has the most energy and magnetism
with the boys
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

The WEArHER.-The past ten days
have been clear this week the
nights have been cold, the mercury
ranging from twelve to fifteen de-
grees above zero. During the day
it is warm and the snow settles fast.
i Alpine Chronicle, Doth
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

Davis Of Kentucky offered reso-
luton forbidding any person in the
service of the United States from
receiving presents and from appoint
ing any relative to Office. 1t was
supported by Sumner and opposed
by Conkling.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

CHANGE OF TDE.-The attention
of the travelling public is directed to
the changes in the Time Table of the
Central Pacific Railroad. The new
table will be found corrected to date
in our columns this morning.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

Mrs. Adams is lecturing in San
Francisco to crowded houses. The
Pioneer says she has taken Platt's
Hall for the last of her course of
lectures. On Sunday evening she
spoke beforeth the Temperance Legion.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

Heavy storms and drifting SHOWS
are again reported between Laramie
and Cheyenne blockading the cars.
\ dispatch from Corinne of the 23d
says it must be several days before
the road a be opened.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

The Illinois House of Representa-
tives has voted in favor of Summers
one-term idea. President Grant is a
resident of Illinois.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

Col. BUEL.-This gentleman is
again in the city, after a protracted
stay at the Tecoma mines, where he
has large interests in smelling works,
mines and city property. The Col
onel feels encouraged from present
prospects.-S Salt Lake Review.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

st. John IN. b. calls for govern
mental encouragement to immigra-
ton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

WASHINGTON. January 23.-Secre-
tarv Robson and Mrs. Aulick were
married this morning. The Presi-
dent and members of the Cabinet,
with their families, were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robson left for the
North.
Sargent. from the Committee on
Mines, reported a bill for the devel-
opment of the mines of the country.
1t declares that all Government
lands, whether surveyed or not, are
free and open to exploration and
purchase and defines certain rules
governing newly-discOvered mines.
An amendment was agreed to that
the bill should not affect the rights
of the proprietors OF the Sutro Tun-
mel.
The bill will receive early consid-
Grafton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

COPPER AND LEAD.-The Mining
Journal, London, of December 23d,
concludes an article upon the metal
lie industries, as follows:
The demand for brass and copper
articles, however, Notwithstanding
the increased prices, is fully sus-
tanned, and activity exhibits no symp-
tom of abatement. We think, ere
long, a great advance will be made
in the price of copper. If we are
right IN our lecture. dividend
paylnga and progressive coppermines.
the shares of which are Unfortunately
deprecated in value, should not be
overlooked by the prudent investor.
Although copper has risen during
the last few weeks about cooper ton,
and, it is said, will soon have a fur
Their RISE lead and blende have only
slightly advanced. Many persons
anticipate a high price will rule in
lead and silver-lead Ores. as we'll as
blende, next year. Without going
the length of predictinglower prices.
we do not think any marked advance
will be recorded, inasmuch as the
produce Of American mines will seri-
ously interfere with the market.
Without discerning any signs of a
mining mania, we certainly expect
during the forthcoming year to wit
ness a period of activity and pros
perity by which all engaged in min
ing adventure will materially benefit.
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$40 6,51O 40.

THIS COMPANY'S BUSINESS IS DEVOTED
exclusively TO Fire Insurance.
and it is the ONLY English CONPANT represented in
America. doing a Fire Insurance business, with
an ample capital and large accumulated funds
Not Liable for Life or Marine Losses
The prudent management, enormous income
and large resources of this Company. have enabled
it 10 survive the disasters of tho past year. without
any extraordinary demand on the Home office, or
the levy of any assessment upon its shareholders.
The business Of the first ten months of 1871 shows
an increase of assets equal to a Half Million
dollars. which result il is safe to assume is with
out a parallel among companies doing an extended
agency business.
FALKNER, BELL K Co.,
Gen'l Agents for Pacific Coast. 40 California
street, San Francisco.
RICE & THORPE, Agents.
Carson City.
GEO. W. HOPKINS, Agent at Virginia City.
J. P. MARTIN, Agent at Virginia City.
W. II. BLAUvELT, Agent at Gold Hill.
ja23-tf
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EO US.

Gold and Steel Pens, Lamps of all kinds,
Lanterns, Work Boxes, Writing Desk,,
Baskets, Wall Paper, Window Glass, Pic
lures and Picture Frames, Cigar Gases,
Tobacco Boxes, Pencils CIayous, Sterres-
copticons and View from all parts of the
world, Feather Busters. Buckskin and
Boxing Gloves, Pocket Books, lnkstand>,
Dice, Combs, Brushes, and in fact every
article useful or ornamental.
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THE MARKETS.



New York stock 1Iarket-secsad Board.
BY Ne RsifsrA UniOH Telegraph Conpany-
Telegraph 0BIee, Psnnsyivania avsnus and
TeniA street norfiVes Jsmes N. GaisapaV,
operator IN charge.
NEv YonE, Fsbruau .. NJ United State,
=, ISL, Uoapon, ti5isj United States bIs, In
Coupon, tl0si ". n b1la "a oupou, t0Si u. a. t0rs
-, Coupon, " U. kSa,nsv eb, Coupon, iloI VI
IsS Resg s 5a S io 5s;rsssS VG Slsss
lltN Nsr bper cent loan, Y Canton, SUI Western
Union TeieefA9h, NJ Quiot silver, N,s P.oiio Nail
Nki Adams krpresa, g1A; Wells, Fargo Cos rs
grssA eski Amerioan k1pres. eilli ". ., Ktpr,..
Osetral Scrip, 81 Kss. az H.,lsH us hs.alas
ra oad. u Usion Pacific ralroad, ~ lllinois oen
tIal railroad 1895 uevslAnd and PttsuarE Rsilfgad
New Jsrsey Central Railroad. my, Rock Island
RAILROAD, ling Mngaukee and 81 nell, Ss wv
vaak.s and ~ Paal prgierred, ~ Wabs.h W., f
Fort Wayne, BHI Hannibal and 81 Joseph, tsk
OhlcaSo ssd klioa iaii Ohlgago and Alton gTefeIed
Chia and 1ndlana Central. . rennessee STATE o.
Old, esNi Tenpss.se STATE So ny, ,!8Si nlrsin,ls
sss y.s"as s.G:s sSsss Hs.SIp'
LsT p Uaipp Tsiseraph. nv end
Qalcksiysr. 5OjSI Pacific MAIL s5,i New YORK Den
trsl and Hadson, NJ New York Oentral .erp, ~
ErIs, sili Rsadies, llS Isks shore and ON nishissu
fsui. ~, Miiwaafss sni a. Psai preferred, Is
Wabash a Western. 7ei ohlo And Mlssissippi oeftia
't 1oldRSI Marie, strong
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A RMY TRANSPORTATION,

HEADQUARTERS DHPAnrNEHI or run Miasouhil
OIEIcL omEE ouAHTERnIsTsn,
,scsisd ProOO..' vi 8 received = this 9sss ssd
g1 9Ssn q s rS5 sSs t.S
sS ssdss slgS SISRslf3i R ~. On q:
,O"O 'Oo RoUTE NO. TWO a..
rgm snsh point; 90 ne ksns.s ie,ho Rail.hI .ad
va, A. may during The eIlstenee Of the contraol b
sS me gA: = q q: n
paes. lbs, may b ds.isssted ~ ne forwsrdins on
q ne M..:v q hf1. sSs ss
Y sses portions q n. sts,s n TeIss snd Indian
pol@li % t6s Iou.s ss0lS%sniiossd % de psst.
sa from poinss on he RsSss. PsesS .I r. .sR
e. T pS.,.gH S% ts0,s g, 'hOm'a' from
gGHPs Tss q; ~ sG .sS,. % nile s6lSs I
beeinnlnf Apt hr,t u.,l. lsl1,
Ins ws.fst e es sSsgor'sd viii no, sTos'd In the
Bidder vi state ,hsir place. q rs.ldspos. snd
o. sS.sa ON ON. asSs Z.
banhinG house OF bank. payable unoonditonaly 70
s: 1.G'. Of 2; mad. g s In 4
y and enter Into oonlrast Nth rood and suheisnt
lssnssti said ssm % be iofsilsd % ths Uaitsd
States In cas- o. The f.pre By the party 70 The
ooniIae. mag be awarded 70 sHsoa In due form such
The entire routs mus, be bid Tor Bld, viii not be
Tue hghi % 70 Get AnJ Aad all BIDS that may Be
Ths eonTse,os must be In readiness for service By
he hrst usp dAy Of April tsl ead must hays place
% snslns,s or M.ney At .hieh he may :. comma
BLANK form, showing ths conditions "a the eossisoi
s S;opSs Inn sssss sSs Sssa r ee
ssn ?. bad % apPlIsAiion % !his once aId q he
.s1Ssfs e dS Sf s ssS s:s,s ,ss;
p,gsy o. n. osSTU. J. 20. o 4. b b oG'Ssao
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JAY COOKE 6 co.

|
OFer for sale al par aoorued Interest the
first Mortgage Land Grant told Bonds or the
| Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They are
/ free from Unitsd States tar, and are Issued Of
| ths falla,tna a.uamiu,tionat Coupou.. Ann.
RsOO ard A. 600, regl.tered. GIOO. SSOo.
| a. ooo AZ ooo 80 an ooo
49, $3.50. ~ y.,ssS 49,,
,.aa 80. ~ "a -.
~. ~. s,,,.., ...S -
$500 ia. .,,.,s 80. =, ~. ,.sas.~
..,.,.I r,,hIl.
| GOLD PAYMENT.
R,h n,,uc,n., and in,.,.., an. n.,,h,. a, Ar.,,o.,
rold ooin Al M osBo. N IA, ooohe % Nav Yors
N. n,nc,n.I :, N. ma A ~ ,..,, "a M. n
80, M, m. ~, !, -. - ,h,s.,.,h. ~. -,
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fIrhor sArhit'-ine oooos " He nov 81
" M, ens ony On ~ tns
p'oVsns sao hsnsh me Not'nern racine hAiioAd
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nne o. nni.nou rSAa. I'M. Ano' Asheui'ural' um'
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oeoa'., % s'o.'o ~
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.rass. and sE.sodlns in brn.d isrts bel. from Wis
eon,n .nioaen "a. r,on'ss po'uoaso, aluo,o'H' y,
soN, soa'snA' ioAn0' "''s'n' anu washington ="
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| Edrar Them.on Presidsnt al ths Pepns,lvsnis Csa.
trsi railroad Oomp.ny Thar Vim directly and per
..pr,..nt The nt.r..t a Tia Eir.t Morts.r,
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FoR sUpsnrENoE sroREs.

OTEior A o. g.
PLGTTEBUna BEa, n, ", JsasarT q, is7li
s.lSs DsSBS:., Il SSngOs, I'm cSPy "a re !,
M. gines gntii % e,sl % N. Ysbru.T ia. ief
whlts Fi,h. a Pleks. basrSl hsstsrsl IN Pickle
Ohlosrr bs lb. Illoe 90 bs Java oodss, 200 IbS,
granuitsd sasss, ~ lbs Pnlysyis.d susaF, 10 b.
Black Tea 81 lhng soap, SO lbs Salt, for issue 80
lba Tabs Ball 10 1ba Biaok Pepper, 70 Ibs hps
bores Tornatoss, % cAss Green Oora, ~ cans sar
dimes, ~ botesi Onoosiats, - Lbs. Yeast Povdera
'' '''D'" ''''p' JoskPH KREFpE.
ian First usitsnant Pifth ARTILLERY, A. q. 4.
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AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
We have In cellar
30 bbis. FINE OLD WHISTLES.
"OROw,v nND''


We have In cellar
30 bills. FINE OLD WHISTLES.
.oRow., BRANDS
'kErI.E;E,s. =,
"AsHt.A.SEHRs'. R,,
CALIFORNIA WHEAT,
AT $3.50 PER GALLON.
OTHER BRANDS AT CORRESPOND
INGLY Low PRICES.
BRANDIEs, BEST BRANDs.
SCOTCH AND IRISH wHiSKIEs,
BHKRRY AT Low PRlOEs,
PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN TOWN.
IMPORTED CIGARS.
We are Constantly reosiving per Uaitsd stAtss mall
:.sH n dI,So. trS@ hsS1Hs ir"SR os.5, Which ys
n asauns Ha,sso Usss ne M. sapplSa n $
pS5I'ss e ~ sdcfs single 30. a. Jh0ls..iS price We
sSios G.Sans ns,Sns os, S oniy .n'0' over Dol
PRICE LIST.
PartAsAs-nuta, per bon, eH,lS, for e.
bP.r.ss.s- sceond., per bel slaSo, toIeL
Ross 6oneha-hi.ts, per bSs o. Sitsc, ieI sl,
e. 2oeS ..sfoed,. PEI boz, so lap ios 81
lon Ssa.. ssSSs: Is s sSa sUss.
Ferde iumai Reg britannica.
Eissrc RsS BsiSnie..
Tsn1 0laJ 0oS1sts. small.
Londrea,
Oabana Imperial
An the beat brands Of Havana OisArs. Parties pur.
chasing from US can be sure Of getting genuine In
we have jus. received tdirsOt lmportsiionl Of New
Drop TobAooo, all above brands Of Havana UlgArs and
call particular attsnuon 70 our stock Of "PARTA.
0Ab,Aand caution the public against purchasing
. a. Is: s. s
Joss PArtAEAs. HAbanA. 1slA de 0ubA-
AMERICAN TIA COMPANY.
a. q. CORNwELL a. SONS,
tEs and ian Penn. s,enus. opposite wnlards' Hots
| novlt
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$50 CHESTS CHOICE TEAS.

COFFEE.
800 Mats Old Duteh Java.
80 BAGS Prime CeJlou Jaws.
10 Bales Genuine Mocha.
Q Hhgsheads Plantation.
20 Bags Prime Maraoalbo and Rio.
CoIes sold at lowest New York Prices. Roasted
fresh ever DAY In HIde's Patent Roas
5000 lbs. n. Y. Buckwheat.
10 bbls. Syrup, superior 10 stuartG.
10 " Prime Golden syrup.
20 n. o. MolAsses.
10 " Porto Rico Molhasss.
cider non New IOrk.
white Glover Honey.
1 900 DOZEN BEST BRANDS CANNED GOODS,
AT Low PRICEs.
eOrdon's Preserves. 20 different Minds.
Haeksrel, white Fish.
Salmon, George Bank Cod.
Northern Pork.
FACTORY Cheese, Fine Apple Cheese
.Edam and sap Sage Cheese.
Haiasa Grapes. b.. -. b.
Figs, Dates.
-. $500 lbs. Choics Candy.
RaislBs, Chocolates.
Prof BiOrs Soups, 10 Kinds.
ErerJthIpE Lspt In nut.elass grocery AWAY,
on hand.
G. G. COrnwell & Sons.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-03

4 TITLE soDUs HARBoR, MY.
u q RHamEEn oTTIoE
OgwEoo, N. ". January 4, ts7at
sealsd psoRo.sls y be reosi!ed = this ohos until
y m. TUESDAY, February g. l17l for Furnishing 10
tho Unisd btatea Al little Sodua hAFboF, Nss York
one hundred and lortg-eght Thousand (ls OOo) feet
,, more or les, Of twelve 1l inoh square, Sawed
hsmlock Timber. and siHty.thres thousa nd (e3OO0)
lest p m, more Qg les, o. tvolIe ltQ inch SQUARE,
saved, UaaAda or Norway White Pine Timbori atloks
70 be In lengths Of twenty cd and thirty COl feet
bspArate ProPosas viii be received for each hind.
At this once.
Ooqtrae,s And boudI usual. The right s reserved
JOHN N. WILSON,
jas Major Of hnGineers. U. 3. Army.
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Deputy 9 ": General. Us. N. o. q ~ ~;
ron ARMY sUPPLIEs.
o,Ga 2sg S SSna1sst " 1ss SssgG

OTTfCn CHfKT OONMfnaAnr bun9fnTKnCul
military DIVISION oy THH pAcIIc, \
hAH FnAMctaCo, CAf-, Nov %, ISL. :
Bealod PROPOSALS, In duplicate, with oopl o. this
adyerissnent atiaehed 70 eaoh duplicats q the BID,
vill b rsoslvsd b. he undernisned, aithig once
mo. 10 Market street, San Iranolaoo, Unlnorna)
until y O'Clock, m, on THURsDAr, tettua4 y,
ia, when thsy Will be opened for The gupp1 and de.
isery, live slaughtered, a. each and eyeIy one %
the military posts now hereafter ealabnhed In
AdHgnA TerritqU, Of ali the Beef and Mutton that
may be required Tor The troQps stationed lhereat dur
inG the Tear commsnoinH July 4, 1B71 Proposals. 70
espresa pTcea IN United States paper note currency
The supply Hlll probably require about
400 DERIVES AND l.00o WhTHERH.
Oopiea Of the present c1ntr1ot and Of the last pre-
voua one, with detailed Instructions 70 biddsra, upon
which propoaals should be bassd can be obtained At
tbs oGoe and from the Uommissahss A the fnovtng
plaoss, vi Yuma Depot, Iuo.on apd Fort Whippls.
AriEonA Terrttoryi santa Ne, Nes Merioot Nan An
tonic. rsHas Ohloaeo. Illinois; 81 Lquis, Missouri;
lort Lesysnsorth. Kansas Omaha, hsbrAakai ana
froposss vi Be- received for one or any number Of
As guarantees that the contract win DO sneeutsd
awarded. bid will be considered Without an acoom.
panyinG deposit Of $500 currency, % the ometa DER
uheats % the Oomni.aAY Al one u the above ds.ie.
mated places that such deposit bas been recsved By
Blassu arc invited to be present At The opening Of
ms risht b reserved Of soosp,lns or Isi.etag sny
bid a. MAJ be deemed beat for the Interest q tho
janis LeuL Dol, A. .. o. s.
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Government Sales.
uoTIoN SALE On 9yARrERMAsrERS

A UoTIoN SALE OF QUARTKRMABTKRs
II BTORRA.
OTT1uE Ppar QuAnrHRMAHrHR,l
JAcKsoH BAnRAcKn, y
NEW ORIEANn, JAnnary is 1s71
~ vi slPose Tor ale AZ public Aaeaon, on THU KS.
DAY, the 18th day Of february, l671 At 40 Al the
post Of jackson BArraoks, New Orleans, Louisiana-
A QUANTITY OF QUARTKRMABTRR'S
STORES,
Clothing and Camp Kqupars and subsi.tsnos Stores,
eonsistnG Of one hls, MsGons, carts, stsam hnains
Boiler, Chair, Deska, Buoksta, Cook and Healing
Stoves and Pipe. Blacksmith aSd Oarpsn tors Tools.
hhoyels Hoes beythea Rak?N Picks. Ares. Iron Bed.
' Term. y ale oass oO'n MEAL D. vEppER.
Second LlsutsnAnt Nlnstseuth Infantsy LetinG A.
sistAnt QuartermAster feb1
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BRYAN BROTHERS,
IMPORTERS AVID DEALERS IN
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
COS Peuna. Ave. OBJ. Metropolitan Hotel


OhhANEFA%NhsE
iu., r,osly.d-
IN o.. n p..a....,. ,,,,.... nit. ., -
80 .i.t. N''"oa NA'b biAaohe' quarts
20 a.. n. m u.mu A n. .. ,,n..v. .,
...rs. "a .t..- No's UT 'ettehAJ'
49,. 49,, ~. .,,s-s, 60,
sSd nints "tsehsea'i quarts
80 Gases CHARLES HeId,stsk A 70 :.
.t.t. '''A w." Hnhu ava
STARTLING MoselIe A HoehheIm r.
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pRoPosAis ron SUPPLIES.

OTTIcE Acrna OoN or BuB.. U. T. A.
fQnT TnuNBULI, COSY, Docembef Is, l5ll. J
Tits once ustll noon on SATURDAY, The ~ daI o.
Fsbruay, isa for employing this post With the follow
ing Subsistence Stores, viEi
" barrels Flour,
LOO pounds White Beans.
ln0 pounds Hios,
40 pounds Green RIO Conss,
10 pounds Black Tea,
"a rAllona CIDER Vinegar,
aD pounds AdamAntins Candles,
40 pounda HALT
~ pounds Black Pepper
. pounds breakfast Bacon.
b pounds Hairs,
D. poundq Oraokers,
Loo eakea Toilet aoap,
b pounds RAisna, lagsru,
100 thrss-pound Tomatoes,
y pounds Mustard, OolmAn's Euelish-pouuds,
loo pounds Lard,
loo pounds Oheese,
~ lighthouses bottles Bluing.
Dstails sBd reqalremsnts furni.hsd By The under.
signed. oopy o. this Advertisement % b eilaehed
70 each pfoposll offered, 70. II. HOWARD.
JAMS ist IA tth Res. of Ar. A. q. D.
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recently fell TO the ground, is going through the
state papers. 1t is substantially correct, except
that there never was clock on the Baptist stee-
pie nor any steeple on the church.
All along the line of the New York and New
Haven road neat cast iron signs, bearing the
words railroad crossing" alike on both sides,
have been erected They are a manifest i'm
proyement on the old wooden signs, with long
tumble of letters painted on them, most of which
have now been removed.
On Friday morning, in East Haven, while a
colored man belonging in FaXon, and whose
name Is Charles Strong, was riding on a load OF
tallow scraps, which were being carried from a
slaughter house, he fell from the load and the
wheels passed over him, causing his death. He
was employed by Strong, Hart Barnes & Co.,
butchers, who have slaughter house in East
Haven. Eszd
RHODE ISLAND.
In the supreme court at Providence yesterday
James Gailease wss convicted of manslaughter
for killing David 0'Hare in drunken quarrel.
Benz. Bateman'S new hotel at Newport is TO
he dubbed the "Weshaganesset house, after
one of the sachemS who signed the deed OF the
island of AQudneek to William COddingtOn in
1882
The largest Goldfish ever taken in Rhode Island
was captured day or TWO since near NaTragan-
seit pier by one of the expert fishermen of that
locality. He weighs 10 pounds, is one year and
nine months old, according TO good Judges, and
is a splendid specimen of that species.
Mr.. McCahe of Wanskuck owned a horse. He
rasbly drove TO North Providence and recklessy
lett his horse and wagon standing by the road g
moment. The horse was as imprudent about
drinking as some men are. He was dry, walked
into pond and helped himself. The pond was
deep. Horsehlde boots will be worn in Wan
skuck this winter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-27
THE INDIANA DIVISION,

is about eighty miles in length traversing extensive BIZ
luminous Coal fields, and making direct land the
shortest possibe) line between Chicago and the Block
Coal district at Brazil.
The Iron and other materials for the Indiana Division
have all been bought and paid for in cash. part it is
now in operation and the entire Division is TO be I'm
shed this season and opened to profitable business
The company is not in debt and owns large and very
valuable real estate in Chicago, beside having an equip
men Of twentythree hrstclass locomotives aud about
700 cars.
first mortgage upon such road at the rate of SIS 500
per mile is safe investment and we know Of no other
railroad bond at the price asked this that can demon
strate aIsimar value security for savings banks and
Others.
We have sold nearly two millions OF these bonds to
savings banks trust companies and the careful in
vestors, and have but sT5O,OOO bonds remaining.
They for 81 900 each and have forty years to runs
Interest
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Read what the Press Says.

We consider DR., Mansfield of Worcester Mass. very
able and slln practitioner in the treatment of sper.
matorrh@a or Seminal Weakness; likewise Diseases of
Woman. In fact may safely say he has not his
equal in either branch of the science.Ed Democrat,
Brooklyn ". /.
Jyl2 nj w4w DIFF