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DETROIT POLITICS.

Special Despatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct 27.-The second registra-
ton in this city closed last night. It foots up
16, ,829. Since the colored man vas arrested on
Friday for registering in more than one precinct,
it is announced that the Democratic Ward Com
nissione1s will proceed to examine carefully the
registry lists, and make thorough examination
in al suspicious cases.
, 1872-10-28
The Committee Of Seventy will print the tick
cts for and run the boxes On election day.
THE UTAH CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION TO B
CONTESTED,

SALT LACE, Oct. 27.-Genera1 Maxwell, the
Apostle Cannon with notice OF contest, yester-
day, On the grounds Of the ilegality Of the yote
Of aliens and minors living in open and recog-
nized po1ygamy, in violation Of the LAWS Of Con-
gress, and the throwing out the GENTLE votes,
etc. Testimony will be taken in few Weeks.
, 1872-10-28
POLITICAL:
NEW YORK CITY POLITICS.

NE" YORK CITY POLITICS..
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Oct. N.-The completed registra-
ton in New York aud Brooklyn shows a falling
OF from last year in aae17- city. Of about 4, 600
voraa Nav Yorks registry Is 67nal1or ti,an
Philadelphia's by Ii, 600 votes, but as New York
is against Grant, and Philadelphia q Republican
city, the figures are not mysterious as figures
run this year. The small registration here is
due to Federal obstruction just as the imitation
in Philadelphia WAS effected by Administration
frauds.
At great Liberal Democratic meeting In
Fourteenth street last night, '1lr. Abram S.
Hewitt gave his experience as Greeley man in
pursuit OF vote, as fol1oWss
The other day Was told that there was a mau
down stairs in my OWL house, who wanted to see"
me: On going down stairs, / WAS told he want
ed to take the census. I told him to go ahead
e He SAID be Tanted me to glxe him some e infoE-
ciined. I said, II do decline 10 gi7e you any
information whatever" [Applause} He then
said, ~ was making myself liable to arrest" !" to
which replied u know what 7 an: about;
1aa ~ obgs me BY s getting out Of tba 69use soa s1
going away" [APpIause.l He vent away.
After be had gone-ift was ven I did not know it
before--after he had gone, WIS informed that
be had rung the doo1-bell, and, without asking
to the apartments where my wife and children
we're. He met my wife at the head Of the stairs
and she requested him to 60 down again, and
would come downtohim. NowIsay am respon-
sible for my acts by-virtue Of my long residence
in this city, and say that this is an Imposition
to which no citizen, who respects himself, will
ever submit [app1ausel, and ] say to Mr. Daven-
porters vii take care that he hears Of it,-that
have not been arrested yet, and II he wants a
foeman worthy Of his steel, he can apply to
Ab1am 8. Hewitt. .EApplause.] He will have tu
fight it out on that Ine, until We ascertain
whether the individual citizen has got any righta
worth protecting and preserving or not. lap
NEW YoRK, Oct. 27.-The National Democracy
has made the following nominations: Mayor,
John McCool; Judge OF the Supreme Court,
John McKeon; Judge Of the Superior Court,
James G. Spencer.
The total registry this year is 148. 1910, against
last year 152, ,592. In Brooklyn the registry is
5517. The present registry law for this city is>
80 stringent that e1-Collector Thomas Murphy
was unable to secure registration. It is inti~
mated close scrutiny Of the registry lists war
~.7+ TIA a&raEnQ- -ot q -nu11heE Of nA1naa 1rou
them. -.
cts for and run the boxes On election day.
, 1872-10-28

WAH DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
SIGNAL OFF1cER, DIVISION OF TELEGRAMs AND
REPORTS FOE THE BENEFl9 OF COMMERCE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
Las huelgas del Norte,
El COrrespOnsal.

Hace algunos dias que los trabajadores
de las cuencas carbonfforas 10 los departa
mentos del Norte 90 han declarado en-,
huelga, y dado lugar 8 diterentes des6rde-
nes en- t6rminos que ha sido precise la
intervention de la fuersa armada Uno de
los Iegimientos de la division dc Versailles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01

con todos sus pertrechos mllitares fue en-
viado por ell gobierno y M. Theirs acaba de
dirigir al prefecto del Paso de Calais ell to-
l6gfama siguiente:
"Versalles, 25 de julio.
El presidemte de la Repablica al pretscto
del PaSo de Calais.
"Apruebo vuestra energfa y Ia prom
titud de la repression. Es menester, abso-
lutamente, que ooncluyan esos des6rdenes,
sin tardanza.
"He hecho marchar un regimiento para
Douai con where's y tiendas. Sc halla dis
poesto a embarcarse otro segundo, con el
primero que ha marchado.
"Tengo aquf ciea mil hombres los
medios necesarios para la repression, no os
faltarau. La Repdblica no debe tolerar Ell
des6rden en- ninguna parte, sobre todo ell
des6rden que viene de afuera Y es promo
vldo por perturbadOres que querrian tras-
tornsr la sociedad europea.
"Son los enemigos de la libertad del
terrltorio los que inquietaD en- este momen-
to los anlmos y amenazan ell credito de la
Francia.
"Es precise hacerlos entrar en- razon in
med'atamente por medic de la fuerza y la
justicla.
"THIERs.
Todas las gentes honradas, dice un pe-
ri6dico, Sc hallarAn unanimes para aprobar
sin reserva este lenguaje que tiene un sa-
Dor paticular de vivaoidad de energ1a.
81 presidente'de la Repdblioa hace resal-
tar con un gran sentido que la idea de
perturbar ell 6rden en- que la Francia va
a hacer un esfuezo para proceder su COM
p'eta libertad, no ha podido salir de los
cludadanos tranceses, y sospecha con razon,
que no Sc halla mezclada en- estos incidentes
de agltacion, la mano del extranjero.
Ell n1mero de los arrestados que faltan
por juzgar no es va mas que de unos $50.
Ell de los sentenci ados en- rebeldla pasa
de $4,000; pere en- este ndmero hay mu-
chos que Sc cree hayan perecido en- el
combate sostenido cotran las tropas de Yer
sales.
Van suprimirse siete consoles de guer-
ra.
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End of Volume V

The present issue completes Volume Sixteen of
the PAcIFIc COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. Our pa
irons Will perceive that they get good measure
for their money, for while there are ~ffty-two
weeks in the year, we furnish them with fifty
three issues of our paper.
In the volume now concluded will be found
recorded a full and truthful history of the twelve
months Just passed, not only of all Of interest
that has transpired in our Island Kingdom, but
an epitome of the events of the world at large. 1t
has been our untiring endeavOr to make this
Journal a Hpe neu0sPoper, up to the times, and a
necessity IN every household throughout the
group. And it is e source of no small gratifca-
ton to those who devote their energies to the
constant toll of informing, instructing and anus
ing the public, to find that they receive a gener-
GUS patronage in return.
During the last half of the year we have issued
the ADVERTISER as a Semi-Weekly also, on a small
auarto sheet, intended principally for circulation
in the city. This enterprise has supplied a want
that was felt and has met with all the success
which was anticipated. 10 time, when the Cir
cumstanees may indicate the necessity, we shall
hold ourselves in readiness TO tissue our paper as
a Daily.
y As in the past, SO in the future, this journal
| will be independent in all things, neutral in none,
laboring steadily and earnestly for the best inter-
este of Hawaii nei.
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supreme Court--July Term.

The term commences on Monday the 9Th July.
The following is the calendar
For the Foreign Jury.-The King Us. Ahpau
larceny. The King Us. Joseph r. Bradley attempt
ut arson. The King as. Chas. Howard ; felonious
branding. Theo. H. Davies Us. VIM. Hughes trover.
c.. C. Harris Us. Walter NJ. Gibson assumpsit. J.
O.. Dominis, administrator D. c. Waterman, Us. ii.
l.. Chase assumpsit-
For The Hawaiian Jury.-The King vs. Enoka
Kalaauao ; intercourse with female under IA. The
King Us. Kekaula ; obstructing public highway. The
King rs. Kahilialau /; assault with deadly weapon.
The King Us. Elaka and others larceny. The King
U&. Iakobo forgery. The King ps. Kawaipao at
tempt at rape. The King Us. Henry Dimond lar
ceny.
.Mred Jgry.-Jas. 1. Dowsett Us. James r. Holt
-assumpsit.
Jury HaiVed-Achun rs Chung Hoon s. Co. F.;
assumnsit.
In ~Banco.-Camp6ell s. TurtOn Us. Kamaiopili
administrator John Montgomery rs. j. c Pfuger ;
nssumpsit. John Norton Us. Paahana divorce. In
Re, estate ThOs Keegan exceptions to ruling. In
Re. estate of Nakuapa motion for new trial. Kau-
with rs. KeOni Luaikulsni exceptions to verdict.
Il D.: s.'.'e Of B. F. snifin a23e"! In Re, IS estate
ceptions. Rex Us. Kaaiahua /; appeal on exceptions.
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MEMORANDA.

{ REPORr OF WHALIxa BARK JOSEPH MAxwELL-CAnf
HicknIott reports leaving New Bedford Jan 18th last, and
meeting favorable Winds and pleasant weather thence TO the
equator, which Eas crossed 50 days out. Had moderate winds
10 River Platte and cruised there one week saw whales twice
and lowered for them without getting an opportunity TO strike
The weather was quite moderate until approaching Cape
Horn, In the vicinity Of which encountered heavy westerly
gales for eighteen DAYS and was shoye-tO" the greater part
Of that time and driven TO lat 6o9 o. Experienced agreeable
weather after reaching the Pacific, and fell in with sperm
whales three times, towards night In each instance, and al
ALTHOUGH the boats lowered for them, they were compelled TO re-
a,rurn 70 the ship without an opportunity Of getting fast, a. the
scdtters" were progressing 20 Sindward rather hurnedly,
ncsvSdantly with the intention Of joining "a convention Of
whAlesS In that direction Tcached Al Morcha May 10th for
potatoes and ether recruits, remaining there two days and oh
tsiainR an requisite supplies for the voyage North At rates
esewhere IN The Pacific. Had moderate trades south and also
north Of equator. arriving II this port the afternoon OF I'D
inE.- ls DAYS from home, and laid "on-and-on" 20 Obtain
Deeffers and men. Passed Two English merchant vessels in At
HfanEic, lat saw DO uhaIers during thspassage-
REPoRr OF SCHOONER C. NJ WARD, CAPT RIcKAAN-
Lsff Houolulu April I'D for Jarvis Island, wind Ne Arrived
N Jarvis Island az s A n May 9Th, leaving there Nay oh at 2
~ q 6r Enderbury's Island, wind light from 81. Arnved at
hEuderburyss Island Ma 18th ~ ! A q. wind light from ESE.
8Lsh Enderbury's for Bakers Island May 18th at . p n, wind
LINT from EsE. arrived AZ Bakers Island May 18th At 8 r n,
rEfnd IfRht from the eastward Let Bakers for Howisnd's
MAJ 18Th at 3 A q, wind light from the eastward; arrived AZ
Nav pa. eufved AZ Bakers May Esd att A u, wind fresh from
,sthe Ne Len Bakers for Honolulu May 2d At 8 p y, wind
resh from the NE--had the wind light from the ENE up to
..aE. 9 north long. 1855 20 west, then took the wind steady
from the NE. up to LAT. Ieo OF north long 1SSe 40 west
Then tookths Winds Eight from the eastward, arrived az Homo
lulu June 22d at ! A. =. ship Sunrise arrived at e nderbuTy
taA1d May 1lth from Honolulu,-brOught5 IS natives
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EXPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

- Poa W,rxawARD PoRTS-Per Knauea- June 2ish-Rev A
4 - Fsrbes, A c smith, II R HiteheOek, HGn 5 KIP, Y TGrton,
~ n Ca. Rev ID y Lyman. Rev Jas Bickne1. VIM kAa-
ELEolswa- Ges Harbottle, Prof Chickering- Jas b Caste, Z
nIooke. Mis- Z RoweIL Mrs Wetmore and daughter; Miss >
THxmsr1,u AIex Mclean, Mr. Lynde, y II Davis, > Lewis, ID
w Baldwfu. Thee II Davies, wife and child Nj kooertson. A
1900 Peterson. Miss G Smith, Miss blatsdeh-. Miss
ar Rhson. vile and son, Miss II Smith, Miss Peabody,
: W r. AIsxander, and about 200 deck y
~s~srx vie 5 children and servant, Miss Grey, Wis hooron'
Mo-. 49, Mr. Stoddard. Mr. Lindstrom. Mr. Ierens, A
Va y1heraar- Mr. wilkinson. & r Folsom, ID stew
s.Ad ~ JseFszn ana Vie. Mr. Anderson. vile and 3 children
bsFaox KGHuLUI-Pe Ka Moi, June 2esh-s Bal other
Trad 5 deck
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BIRTHS.

TO
A4f HsrshnsId. HooOlnlz. June 4th, to shs wife q IAsL
al. M. car, June aaa, to lAs ~as Of Capt "a 8 H9visOd,
TEE 20 .l a. civ. Jun. as.hsro tn. vi. Of Capt. D. NJ K.pena.
aubsr
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PoRT OF HONOLULU, II. I.
ARRIVALS.

June 22-schr Active, hopu, from KolOa, Kauai.
22-Schr Juanita, Dudoit, from Kaunakekai, MolokaL
2s-eehr Prince, West. from KOna and Kau, Hawaii.
gam Nh bk Joseph Maxwell, Hckmott, months
cut from New Bedford, via MorchA, cIean-
23-Schr WarFick, John Bull, I'm KaunakakAi, AolokaL
24-schr Annie, Keoki, from Hilo, Hawaii.
2f-Schr Mary Ellen, Jim, from Waihee, Maui
2f-Schr Hattie, KAapuni, from NaEliwili-
zf-Schr Luka- Kaai, from MOloaa, Kauai.
2S--Schr Odd Fellow, Jim. from Hlo, Hawaii.
Z5-SckE Manuokawai, Jim from Hnot hawaii.
25-sckr yoi Keiki, Patey. from Kahului, Mani
25-Schr IA Md, Davis, from KAhului. Mani.
9B-Schr Khan, Hakshi, fruIa Mako, Maui
28-SchrJ Jenny. Lambert. from Wajmsa 81 Koloa, Kauai
2T-5ehr Hokrleie, Ahuihela, from KahOolawe.
2T-Schr Keonf Ana, Llkeke, from KolOa, KeuaL-
zs-sehr WaioIa, AISpai, from KaIaupaPa, MOickRi-
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NOTICE.

r. BISHOP. ESQ, WILL ACT
for me under Power Of Attorney, during my absence.
JAMES W. AUSTIN.
Honolulu, June 29th, 1872. Ou29 80
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Oertiser
J. o %.


We would call attention TO the COM
mencement of Volume XVII of the PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER on July 9Th.
The subscription price is $500 per annum.
If paid for in advance, /. e., on or before
the 18th Of July, for the Island of Oahu,
and on or before the 31st of July, for the
other Islands, $500.
BLACK * AUD,
PLhIishers and PrODrietOrs.
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NAVAL.
Y 3 slOOp-OEwaF Nanagansett, Meade.
y 3 slOOp-cEwar So Maryp, Harris
MERCHANTMEN.
missionary brig Morning star ,HaiIett-
Am bk Delaware, Rollins, loading-
Swedish ship Zaritza, skantEe, loading ballast
Nor Ger ship Georges, Bshrens, discharging.
An schr q VI Ward, Hickman, discharging.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Projected Departure.
Eos wISnwLRD P~ORrs-s1nr Kilaueas sails on Monday
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DEPARTURES.

June ZZ-Scnr IA BIot, DAVIS, fOr kaauIui, Aaui-
22-Sloop Live Yankee, CLARK, for Hama, Mani
a&-Am ,sh ok Jossph Maxwell, HickmOtt,t 70 cruise
2f-StMF KHauea, MEG regOr. for Maui and BawaiL-
2t-schr Panahi. Reynolds, for KAunakAkai. Molokai-
25-ScAr warwick, John Bull, for KaunAkakai. Molokai.
cS-schr Rob Roy, Jim, 6r Laie-
25-Schr Annie, keoki, for HiIo, Hawaii
25-Schr Prince, West, for Khna and Kau, HAWAII.
25-Am BIZ ID q Murray, Shepherd, for San Francisco.
1S-Am bktn Jane A FaIkinburz, Forbes, for Portland
28-schr Isabella, Peter, for Kaneohe-
20 28-Schr Luka, Kaai, for MoIoaa. Kauai, via Lahaina-
26-5chr Msnuokawai, Jim, for Hilo, Hawaii
2B-Schr Hattie, Nfka, for NaWiliSin, Kauai.
26-Schr Odd Fellow, for Hlo. Hawaii
20-EAw brig Kamehameha ", Wood, for sea.
a6-Sch- Juanita. Dudoit, for Kaunakakai, Molokzi-
28-Schs MOI Keiki- Pafey, for KAhului, Maui
2I-Schr EInau, Makahi, for Maiko, Maui
27-Gchf IA Moi, Davis, for Kahului. Maui
23-schr fIokulele, Ahuihala, for LAhaina a. KAhoolaEe.
98-echr Keunt Ana, Lfkeke. for Koloa, Kauai.
2s-schr Mary Ellen, Jim, for MaaIAea, Maui.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-28

JUSTICES COURr.-A case OF assault
and battery was tried in Justice Par
kInSon's Court, yesterday, before the
Court and IA jury. A boss shoemaker
wanted A house. and not being able to
rent or purchase the one on winch he
had set his eye, the owner refusing to
nut Oliver Cromwell out to please he
would- be purchaser, MIR. Shoemaker
used insulting language to Landlord,
on which Landlord put a small head,
a r >tnalI head ento Mr.. Shoemaker.
Verdict of jury, mot guilty"
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10 HrMRUG We do not wish to in
form YOU. reader, that DR. Wonderful, or
amy other man, has discovered a remedy
tIat cures all diseases OF MIND, BODY or
estate, and is designed to make our sub
.lun:ry sphere a blisSiul Paradise, 70
vuicn Heaven itself shall be but Il ! de
show. Il we do wish TO inform you thtt
pr ~asr'~ Catarrh Remedy has cured
thousands Of cases OF catarrh in Il> worst
forms and Stages, and the proprietor WIN
nav ~-aHt for Il case of this lOatn>plht as
ra>r tuat he cannot cure. Sold by drug
SI>jS.
PLows. HARRows, ErC.-E. b. Rail
has lust received a very large stock "i
plow>. including Collins Cast Steel.
Moline. Boston Clippers, and Cast
PIow>, of al sizes. Also, ali >Zes Oh
harrowS. all of which | Will sell a.
cost. Extras for plows always Oh
hand.
). +. NARKET.-E. Peraoich lneE>
door TO the Carson Theaterl = r%ecriv-
iur n large variety of candies, couier-
tionprir~. TOYS, etc, for the hoiIiaNS.
and of fruits. vegetables. @atItr, rnUI
try. fish, etc, for daily consumption. "
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to Al. Saith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied hv
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest stvIe of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid 10 viewing.
ALFALFA.-Five hundred pounds
of California Alfalfa Seed. just received
and for sale by c. F. Cotton, south
Carson street, opposite Capitol.
Buy your Dry Goods ard Ladies'
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. la3 II
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Religious Services To-day.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Divine Services
at ii O'Clock M, by Rev. Father ormey
ST. PETERS (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH -
Rev. George b. Allen, Rector-Services
at II a. IN and "a p m. sunday Schooi
at I2Id O'Clock. Ali are cordially invited
to attend the services Of this church.
Free seats.
METHODIST ~UURCH-Rev. A. \. Fisher
Pastor. Preaching at II Il. m, II - p. IN.
SUNDAY school at l. IL. Seats tree.
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The BALL Al LMPlKE.-it Will pe
remembered that the birthday party
rI.,.or Z Nav and John
Vi
~ v.,I.n. r,.Lo+ uou.a
49,. ax,ocfa4 tbatfhi.
of tha season
a ,,,. =, an. ,ra we'll kuowu and
=. wolf ~rc-ttected. Mr.. Hanson i a
native of Denmark. Europe. The par
entail name j. ..Iltud~ome,' which
VA. CHANGED nv the representative
thereof IN This country a. heiuG some
,,hat anti-reuuhlicau IN sound. Mr..
Hanson i ais,ut tNeuty eight Years Of
ave j >uuerIutrudrut of The Morgan
or Nej1ow Jtrkp, mill. WAS one Term
in tho Nav,I. LEGISLATURE, where he
a.ulittpd himself eIt RELY to his own
satisfaction. He j. a good and true
man and. unfortunately for the ladies,
= married man and father OF an inter
eSIlh- iti'''N' a., ,.,I7,i Ma
With al rT4-lut. hut intend becoming
more SO on Muuiay next. WIN MT;
klcheN "" a'" N'tI ''I'''!',,' t.,
~ I. - 49,, All we have to add
in the mater i thai he bah i to he a
fraa one. and any one knowing tine
,~rsrtias ,iviug ffr Is4li. and failing to
sttand are uriu~t TO themselves and
fo The t,-ovtl.r~ of the feast. for tel>l
II will ta. We aye informed that MIR.
Miller the nrpurirtnr If The yellow
Jacket House, Ga- ID led ~.VerlI empty
frame dwelling houses to The hotel. 80
that mo- fear need he entertained a. re
card, room.
ARRIVAL 'f
Jones. miN.n- tH-"""F- "l '>"eN'it'
I'ofNel>h''' '-'-.'''''' ANU
men, meFri3AHt Cpl t"' cay "'
arrived al I'D" '''ii~.t' 'l"il~a 'i. J.
10y, -.,,.y r,Gt,rt.ia for 1l.
purpn>e at lu~,n-rtin- the Eclipse mine
a; InIeprnI.uc.. They mat" tine tr1!
from ENGLAND t0 this town i| twenty
o4e dav~. The Professor has visited
this uuulrv i~e-t.re. Itey are h';u
highly respectable gentlemen. From
what we tla -.ttH"l tr"in tleif con
ycr~ati0r. graa- rUHn.-r~ at f-H-ll~1
CAPITALISTS ami mining tXDcrj~ VII
visit this ~tl'r tutt tine part Of tine
Safe of California contiguous TO Ne
va,ia during the present year. with a
yIew to the DEVELOPMENT of the mines.
'"'i'e ".u''-I t,
uecAeI c''h7 /" NV va
noon, on the @rate TINS she OF Inc
Ike View House. "She gave a heel
orJ4ban ! iurrh To port and going
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LOCAL lnTELLICE c E
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Heno-Arrives from at $50 a. IN. Closes
for at $50 =. HI
XIreiai+-NrriV"s from at 10 a. IN.
Closes Tor at 3:I5 p. IN
Genoa and 3ur"ra-ArriVeS from at
$50 p. IN. Closes for al $50 a. m.
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day last: 6. w. Chedic. J. u. Ham
monl. Jacob Muller, John Ros>er,
George fluffy. K. II. Brown. '. \.
| Muller and Alex. LePprt. The six
last named went down on Friday
morning aud returned same day, in
Nir>>r~. Winnie < Dayid's carnage,
drawn bv the gray team. They report
a very pleasant time. An Grafton WAS
delivered Ivy p. &. NJ. Ha>wcll. "t ca
ifornia, and the poem by T.. q. X. IL.
Tavlor, of Virginia cily. The process
sion was net large, but very rt>pecta
ble. particularly tina. part occupied hy
the delegation from Carson Guy. Inc
re>uecIatIlItv of our crowd may he
Judged from the fact that X. X. HroWh.
Geo. fluffy and '. y. Muller provided
a gallon OF cocktails each Tor Inc l"itf
uev to and from, and NJ feast Il pm re-
malutd on the arrival OF the de!e5a
ton in Carson.
The BELL RINGFRs.-The matinee
Yesterday afternoon was well attended
and the little children seemed to he
perfectly olerioveI al the music ofthe
bells. and we'll they might, for more
beautiful music was never scattered
around imam Jlat enanal}n4irom those
tinIlnahuiarN Instruments 'To. a''t
"'>,' .,'i maIf"r n. The notes of a
/ hu.le un the water. and Is a first class
comic SINGER. HIS zen iH"">a'','
Miles Away l. worth the i'Tl'' '' ''
mission. Mr.. 'aHp"eII Is IuIte Il
>arrt~~ ~ clog dancer ana dr.lh"'N"f
nf negro character. Altogether the
whole performance l. well worth the
3 .I. sf admission t.-44 thea. tT N1N
we'll filled last evening. and The auiI.
eure hi-uiy Gru.lfie,i- We understand
The troupe "a hence to \irSIn!A cry.
--,,r p, Those trees on the
/ plaza are an eye S'Fet" every one ""o
visits this town. The question l. often
'~'>r'i', ~ r,-,5,, ,,vn
f,L.rrIn Echo these anx
ions iu~quirer~, "N n.y.: ne cost
could nor ne l'uSli %,',, '", ,I,,i ,riI
mont III Tue 'i I'D 80 .ha.
..'>'Tl >''', 'i''''' .L,, +,,a in.
sue "'":', D.. = -, ,,-.,t,,
! ~. NJ w., .,,,t ,. r...- f.,a no
b'' 't''. - .: co.: r..~l .,,..r,-
l''"'' a. '' 49, 49,. ,,.,t,t,
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10 i|.0l' N-'o>''' f'''' 81.
!l@'tNN'i1 an '"'tt'
Nav HAy BAIL.-IIrurv Bailey, a
~ .o.i3o,+ of larson riIy. a
co!orrd man. invites his friends Of
carson ana OWNS '14 '"'' ~ MS
nc" 49,. - Nav "Wednesday
,iSsN' - h',I+ IN. ,nft.a1 trIL. Of
,I;.ir;,, ,.,n,-ia- will attend
Hi nix 10 nI1 man aInnr. Mrs..
D., 800 If tho host .noks i'm the
r. y. ..L,,n4v ~ntu-rious
,n,n ,,.i va bonat bst
No.. .'r, ,,ar l., ual .t-
;ht ~ ,fJ f,iaui Mrs
49,. r;,b Larya-t tbara-
t' -
t'
H'o -. ~,
athP'liali'S an" -V"ei"t 9u,-,,"' an
>~truInehts, lnt Sllt OF lT. IA. Neo,tt
81 Ir-il'la cry. LIS NclN >ai"".I'
ana cosby IN, anu nS'Hc num- ~ ="
trInSic "orth'l ni7HlI PfIHcd ~ ~
Lee, oelilG as IL eNIdehtlH i te>tIiiioii-
ial OF appreciation OF ms aoIlit4 rom
one pre- ~t'lihehilS nI-h IN
t re profession we '""s,a "ife t'e
DOCTOR p"'h as le-afu> ~ PlG>T,a'
iI>eiI anu me eS'ilii"Il1ii = "h1oi ~
"i>ih"'-
sumo NV
cIerNs' tIe yea 49,
REVERSED. oai,iT rom
a> "e"'i,''"' ,.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-28
Arrival At the Hotels.
CoRBETT HoUSE-CoRBErr BROTHERS, PhoPKiEroEs

oRMSBY ~HOUsE-GEoRGE D. fRftK' FNoFH'hIoA'
Li,h II Marble, Mad son James Byrne. san Fran
y III Leete, Virginia Emlle "ie!I0H9'
II richardson, Reno
ST. CHAaLEs-GEoRGE TuFLf, PROPRIETOR
7 Tbark4r ViryinIa } Mcclellan, Genoa
II B.c>letuau, tarsDnV + HeaIrick, san Fran
l. ktstner, cisst, "ehN
4 DauEberg,