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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16
POLITICAL REVOLUTION.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of may

The Cincinnati Commercial, of may
4, says:
THE general results rs that Mr..
Greeieyi> so popular in the South, and
the conditions of the canvass are likely
to be such, that he will carry every
State south of the Potomac, the Ohio
and the Missouri rivers. There will
he a flood in that land that will not
leave ii dry spot sticking out from the
Chesapeake to the Rio Grande. The
uudoubted protective doctrines of MIR.
Greeley will give him immense
strength in. Pennsylvania. which. con
fronted by the weakness of the Repub
lican State ringticket, gives him a bond
for that Stale. New York may be
counted certain forGree;ey, by an enor-
uuu> maiorIty; and. indeed, If the
Democracy Will not make~a nomlna
ton. ard the Philadelphia Convention
dominates Grant, it Will be difficult to
pame a State as certain for the official
and regular Republican candidate.
The humorous points in MIR. Gree
IeN'S individuality 50 S~trenuou>lN
urged as objections t. his candidacy,
may not at last all prove to he against
hun. \ good investment just now
would be a large supply OF white hat
and white coats. Ii would not surprise
Us ii those articles should in a few
| weeks become as fashionable anon
voting citizens as the Dolly \arden>
are with the ladies; and If. also. the
>tyle of wearing the trOW>ers tucked
ia the hno'S, thai appears IN Mast
carricatures of Farmer Greeley. wee
presently. fsunda distinguishing mark
of a Liberal, especially on parade. We
think we can discern, not a III the fH-
ture. gigantic PROFESSIONS arfaNei III
the white hats and Goals OF peace ana
| good will, signifyIn- Greeley; n ar
rays of agricultural implements, the
whole somewhat grO;e~que. perhaps
AS the roOn skins and log cabins OF 40
we're, or the torches and capes of the
Wide awakeS III '60-hut "A sign OF the
mes, portentou> of political reNoIu
ton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

On severaI OCCASIONS recently, a por
tiou al our Eastern mail has been for
warded by the way of Virginia city.
Its very perpleXing and Involvement,
considering there is Il daily mali con
tract direct from Reno To Carson CITY
1t is to he hoped the mail agent Will
some tiIne-or other wake up those per
sons running on the nail cars over
the Central Pacific Railroad. Post
master Turner. i'll thiscity, has, on two
orthree occasions notified the proper
person of the neglect alluded to. but as
vet to no pupo~e.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16
ALPINE COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Miner, May H..

A fine body of rich ore has lately
been struck in the Oakville quicksil-
yer mine. The miners have gone down
twenty feet aud have not yet found the
bottom OF 1t. The best of it is worth
Sl,oO0 per ton, as the metal now sells
for 50 cents per pound. The consump
tlon OF the coast, under the increased
activity of silver mining, is estimated
to exceed the production of the State
now about 5000 TASKS per month. The
OakNille mine has / 800 ons of ore on
the dumps. including 200 tons of rich
quality. The Company are preparing
plans for a new furEace
Ore at several points in the NJ. Il n.
W. mines is looking we'll. Some very
fire specimens came ont otthe upper
works yesterday, as>aving as high as
s. 600 per ton. No. 8 CRIT is looking
better than for some time and No .,
just started, is already in ore. Now
that the mill is soon to start more eX
traction of ore and less dead work will
he done.
Building is going ahead at a lively
ra e. Two hotels and 2 saloon are en-
closed and Will soon be ready to accom-
nlodaIe customers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16
The New York World, of May Sd

The New York World, of May Sd.
says:
The only one of the counsel first re-
tanned by Edward :. stokes that now
remains connected with his defence is
Mr.. john Mckeon. He is apparently
as much veXed a. We're the Others at
stokes disregard oftheir advice, and
i said to have asserted that this is not
the first time stokes mas acted III
opposition to their wishes. Stokes
evidently feels his position more
acutelv than before. He!ooks haggard
and careworn, and is nervous, n"twlth-
shading his efforts toappeir cool and
un%concerned. 1t Is said thatit has been
decided Ia present a plea of insanity in
his behalf. and a number of witnesses
are To testify thai he Was goaded to
madness by the alleged wrongs he >uf
tered at the hands of Fisk. and there
fore is lot legally responsible for the
murder he committed. District Attor-
new Garvin has been informed of the
theory of the defence, So that the time
of the tr.alwill probably he occupied
in testing the sanity of Stokes
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16
The enterprising, go-ahead propri

The enterprising, -go-ahead proprie-
tors of the Northern Stage Line, have
arranged complete connections from
Cerre Gordo to Carson and San Fran
cisco, and book passengers clear
through. Business both ways is RAP
lilly Increasing that new stock is being
constantly added. and "A tri weekly
low runs from Aurora to Benton. For
summer travel this is far the best and
quickest route.-IInyo independent,
MaN Ii.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

Mrs. Elizabeth Halleck, widow OF
the deceased General, and Henry Hal
lsciI. their only child. arrived ill San
Francisco on Saturday evening last
Mrs. Halleck will remain in that city
two or three weeks on business, when
she will return to Fairbault, Mime
sofa. to reside near the Episcopal Col
lege at that place, where her son IS to
be educated.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16
The Census Office publishes a mum

The Census Office publishes a num-
Der of valuable statistics of the
churches and church goers in the
United States. The whole number of
church editices is put down at 63,O14,
which Is an average of II church to
600 persons. in a population of $780,
600, counting States and Territories.
The number of sittings in all the
churches of the country is nearly D.
10000. The aggregate value of the
church property is estimated at $751;
00o, 1000. The Methodists hold nearly
$4,000, 900 in church property; the Ro-
man Catholics SCI .000. 900; and the
Episcopaliaus $50, 500, 200.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

\ Detroit lMlchi-an) dispatch dated
Nav Il, saws: The sheriff OF Hough
ton county. Michigan, TELEGRAPH ei to
Governor Baldwin yesterday that the
striking minetsofthat region had over
powered his force and rescued the pris
oners. and urging the Governor to
hurry troops to his aid. The Governor
will send, in addition to a company Of
regulars already gone, a company OF
militia. should the trouble continue"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

The Silver Mountain Chronicle says:
s.Blackmore will carry passengers
from Genoa, and intermediate Gland
ings.r to Silver Mountain, tic attend
the ball on Wednesday evening; ed
instant. at reduced rates of fare fo-.the
round trip. Fine Concord clippers
will be put on the route. Come one
and all and be sOciable.'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16
thetrip.'

\ dispatch, dated Rochester, New
York, May II. says: The Democratic
State Convention meets here 10 NOR
row. Many delegates, already here,
are evidently strongly i'll favor OF the
iudor>ementofthe Cincinnati platform,
but no formal agreement has been
reached
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

Miss Stevens, a beautifulblonde lady
preacher, Is creating a profound reli
gious sensation in Georgia. She is said
to make all the ma>culineS feel like
embracing Christianity. or at least its
en- ponent and advocate.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

The Santa Cruz Call Sentinel, the
paper that first nominated Booth for
Governor, comes out strong in favor
of Greeley and Brown, and says II the
Democrats support the Liberal nom
iuees Gree.ev will carry California by
ten thousand majority.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

y number of German merchants and
clerrvmen are seeking to establish an
institution for the reception Of German
Immigrants near Castle Garden. About
10000 has been subscribed, and Slo,
600 pledged.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

At Lawrence, Mass, over i4,eeO per
sons are employed i'll manufactures
the largest and with scarcely arrival III
the world. tie Pacific Mills, having f.
900 employees, with a monthly pay
roll reaching SI22,500.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

The colored people in San Francisco
are demanding admission of their
children to 1.-THE public schools on equal
terms with white children to all
schools in the city. They have re-
solved to test the question in the
Courts.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

The Sacramento Union. of Tuesday,
V ''Of the four carloads of emi
grants that arrived from the East Sun
day evening. about Sky mostly young
men, were from North Carolina, en-
route 10 jackson -osunly, Oregon, I"
which locality they %journeyed yester
day a. far as Red Bluff by rail, and
here took wagons in which to complete
the trip"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

Governor Booth says that he will
not support Greeley. He declares that
supporting his political friends con
sumes the whole OF the G~ubernatorial
income.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

A communication from 'Reyived'
came to hand last evening too late for
publication in this issue. 1t will APP
near o-nlorrow morning.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

Virginia city and D,ighborhood Is
obtaining lumber supplies at present
from Reno. Carson City dealers will
shortly be able to furnish thatlnarket
with all required in that line.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

Stocks Of every description have de
preciated il value within the past two
days. They will undoubtedly rally
in a short time.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

Elder Minis is on his way from Aus
tin to Inyo county. where he proposes
TO spend a month in pastoral duties.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

The kearsage mine, liz Inyo county.
has recently been sold by the assignees
in bankruptcy to J. Frank for S23,0 600.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

There was a heavy fall of snow in
the Eastern Mining District, Utah,
MAY 10.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

\ Los Angeles ICaI.I dlspaLch, OF
May II. SAYS
diagrams. showing the definite 10
cation and order from Washington.
have been received at the United
states Land Office for the withdrawal
of all odd numbered sections within
twenty and thirty miles limits in favor
of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad.
The lines south extend from a point in
santa Clara Valley through >Oletiat
CANYON and easterly acroSS the desert
t. "A point eighty miles northeast of
San B~ergardino and eleven mile, west
of the Colorado
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

The Duuderburg Mill and Mining
Company. Mono county, Cal, was in
corporated in Sacramento, May II,
capital. -. 0O0, 900.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

Horace Greeley has Withdrawn from
the editorial management OF the New
York Tribune. Whitelaw Reid has
been selected to ill the position.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

Sacramento was visited by two slight
shocks OF earthquake OIL Tuesday
night last.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

The debt of Virginia city has been
decreaset3f3.&50 duTingthe past twelve
months. That of Gold Fill has been
lessened Sl1 900.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

Sam. Brannan, has been giving the
True history of the discovery OF gold
in California;" in 4 Chicago paper.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

For several DAYS past. says thelnyo
Independent.4ofMa IL. beef
No Noticeable earthquakes. !
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

\ widower was recently rejected by
Il darnSel who didn't want a warmed
over man.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

In the Senate, May IA, the Act au-
thoriZing the President 10 suspend the
habeas corpus was taken up and LAID
aside.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

American securities are reported
dull in London. May IA.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

in accordance with the FL ms and spec hcations
prepared for the purpo g. t. be seen n the office
of the County Assessor, in the County Buildings,
Carson City. Nevada.
Said School House to be finished and d livered
to the Board of Trustees on or Def r" the lst day
of October, 1s72, and will he paid FIR as follow:
one-half Of tbs contract price To be paul upon the
completion and delivery Of said building, aud one
half in sixty days thereafter.
The Board reserve the right to reject any and
ell bids, as the pptlic good may require.
q. II WRIGHT, Clerk.
AEil3es 1879 /" SEQ Hd
Smyrna times., 1872-08-14
American Girlhood, as Seen by English
Eyes.

One of our cousins over the water has been
giving his impressions of the girls Of America
in an English magazine. He appears to have
been struck with their prettincss, says they are
really beautiful, and with an air of refinement
even in the lower orders-a refinement, he OBJ
serves, not met with in Eng land. They are
more spirituelle than English girls, and show
age sooner-American girls of eighteen looking
older than English women OF twenty-eight, and
getting thinner and thinner, until at forty they
resemble English grandmOtherS of seventy odd.
The old ladies of America he thinks the most
charming old ladies in the world-more be-
wtching, even, than their fascinating grand
daughters. These same granddaughters, he
adds, are feminine, wcll-educated, and with
few exceptions, welbred. He thinks that no.
where else can be found so many distinct types
of beauty, or so many varied siren charms be
seen, as on our streets, although the tair sub
jects do not exhibit the welldeyeloped figures
and healthy looks of English women-being
mostly pale, thin, and May-poley. He speaks
of their dress as being peculiarly French, rather
excessive and loud" tor an English eye, as no
attempt is made to Americanze it, whereas the
English try to Anglicise the work of the French
modistes; but it is becoming to the peculiar
foreign style of American women He remarks
upon their choice chassure, their bewitching
battines, and upon their always being well and
tastiy gloved. He dwells upon the fonduess
of intercourse which exists between the youth
of both sexes, and the liberty man has in mar
rying, considering himself under no obligations
to society" in the matter and winds up by
saying "a visitor to the great republic cannot
help but admire the general way in which wo-
men are there employed, and notice what iu-
dustriouS, earnest workers they are 1t is
deemed no shame in America for respectable,
well educated persons of even the middle class
to adopt manual labor, such as sewing for
wholesale establishments, and the lighter species
of book-work. Young ladies-they may be SO
called in every sense Of the word-whO, in Eng
land, if forced to earn their bread, would never
consent to work in any capacity save governess-
ing, considering other and manual employments
degrading" in the new world make twenty
times the incomes of i'll paid teachers by the
honest labor of their hands, without, so far as
| could see, being any the worse for it, or the
less lady-like in consequence"
Smyrna times., 1872-08-14

good commercial manures, even though they
be high priced, two high priced to give the
farmer a chance with other classes. But even
high as they are it is better to use them than
not to use them. And as | have no interest
in any in the market, am not disposed to ad-
vertise here any article, will only say this, if
not lose your money.
Smyrna times., 1872-08-14
POetrY.
THE OLD FENCE RAIL.

1t lies and rots by the roadside,
Among the whitening weeds;
The blackberry vines run or it,
And the thistles drop their seeds.
Below the Miami murmurs-
He flows as he always flowed.
And the people, eastward and westward,
Travel the National road.
At times maidsn's glances
Gid it with tints of dawn,
T. But the schoolboy snorts with his nostrils,
Kicks it, and hastens on.
Above II the pioneers chimney,
Lonely and rickety, leans;
Beside it tue pioneers garden
Is a wildering growth of green's.
1t was split by the stslwart settler
One Of the ancient race,
And the hands of his tOw-haired children
Lifted it into its place.
Years after the gawky lover
Sat on it dangling his heel.
While his girl forgot her milking.
And the pen, with its hungry squeals.
All, the rail has its own romances-
The scenes and changes of years;
pause whenever see it.
And drop on it several tears.
Smyrna times., 1872-08-14

A lady in Georgia recently died leaving
seven sons, the youngest of whom was aged
fifty.
Smyrna times., 1872-08-14

The New York Independent describes stolen
property as "Jim6skated."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
Proposals.


~. PAuI, Nfur, jane t,isJa.
pLotosals. p duplioats, VII b rsosiVsd a,
os s a. II J!.s.s, .,,ss w is,ss s ns
TUESDAY a. d.g o. JulJ nsfi, ~ " oooot, M, Tor
take Hessrvston, Fert Tgttsn, d. n, on OF bsiors
the lat day Of heptsubgs. is7gi
FIRM e9 10 ~ bagr.is u sapefhns Xxx flour, IN
double saehs outside saoks afe seamless saoks 70 be
Fror y y 10, bsrrsls Mes. Port.
barrels be-, Loaf Lard.
9loo pounds greea no Uofss, doabie sasks.
~ pounds Japan Erseu Tea,asnvassd and strapped
~ poaa ID, Plas SHess,,ss Tobacco good
igo roands salsratrs u %poasd pspsr..
pasn nsi r s2lsr AL ~, IN double sacks
81 Eallons dssdlish, Ksrossu,, IN 10 gallon p.et.
. bsfTsis common N. o. Mol.s,...
% gallons best hJiup, In Kegs.
q pounds DuraSds Masl.rd.
aDo1 pounds shell Corn, In sacks.
VI pOunda Poland Starch.
I barrel Mashlns Boda
barrels ButtsF Oraokera.
30 pounds Butter, June paohsd, In hrhins, 20
boz No 10, BARBER Ma,eh..
Hldd.rl mu.t be prepared " stsouls sood and
ior ne tsiiRi pSrsos%ssos q ~ sonisss, IL.
Ulsrk 81 he District po1rt o. The b. s. o. The u 4
a.. S,' 81 n SSSs scu sss s z .:s
Tss. Boap, Tobacco sBd Osndles % be furnished,
.s1s lie SsassSsd "" 90 sus ns o.sd 1oSsbs
70 be transmitted 70 the once o. the nosorabls, The
Commissioner 81 indian Anhil,. ~ W.shieGtos. D.
u, n fudlan Aren't
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
pTsD.


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Dsasrsl i,sis place frsn he rssidsuos ef NJ.
$sYes, !, ] Ssoss' Sii.Sd' o he fs%iS are +.
lDouotAs,.-os THURSDAY, Jass n, Is7A. $50
y. M. ltatFn ooltIrawoop, lalant syn o. VIZ. n.
boprsss sad LaerstiA ~ his vile, sesds months and
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s,,ss ss- .s.sss9gs sslo'h '
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who scala ssN thsr,fers. ehlldls., be.
okivo child 70 uod." =.
'rsssts,h street sorihss.C Rssseoa Y. Uhlssns.
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's rsa IT,, y. h.qqget9ul 1sed Ieas,
O'clock to@ thsi! gssdsnss Ne 81 TsIsa saSs:t
t-ssn Marie. and fNs,ts Tbs iTissds q the lam.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.
oTPIcE suPKnnrESDEsr or IspLlS AYTAms,l
ss,sd p,Sp s v r. sIpsAts NY he received a.
Us. T,aSi,SSs p ne lns1S during 'h'
kOo sacks Xxx and xxx Hour.
saeooo POUND. tnstl beef 60
sS S SsSSs: s. no So &C.,. Is .s
100 bounds family soap.
MILK RIVER AGENCY.
1000 sacks Xxx and Xxx flour.
i5olpoo pounJs iaeO beef
"'"O pounds s'syn sugar, 20 sugar, equal to
5000 pounds no ooiise, tEreoa.)
~ pounds family soap.
BLAoKpEET AGENCY.
l.Joo sacks Xxx and XXX -four
io9o9 pounds {usO beet.
iSOC0 pounds sIsTn susar. q sugar equal to
80 pounds Rio coffee. tsreen.)
40 b pouuda ALI
FOR TKToN SIOUX. CAT OR NRAR FORT PEpK,
ok The MISSOURI hIVkh-shOULD rHkY
Iscg sacks sssGs & K and xxx -four.
ioOOO pounds brown sugar, 20 auEAr, equal to
ioJoQ poanda ilnilJ SOAP.
lb.00 pounds salt
"ASSAO E5k slI 81 s2EE5S F RiSr * IEA
Ioo sacks Xxx and xxx Hour.
9a0uo pouudA lneD beef.
OeOO pesS,sds, eEpcn sugar 70 sugar equal to
400 pounds no coffee, (Erssu)
100 pounds family sosp
Psisss @ 6s loS tho articles delivered at tho re
Bidders musi state tho prices Of tho grades OF flour
Inc bosi cattle win be Teosiy,d on the hOOf. and
the wslsht determined By wSiShlns on scales when
IISO.r IN e I.ss,sa 70, a: deliver q .S :,
DSilysrJ % sommsuos lm@sdiAisly, and to Ooutinpo
from time % time, a nay be Required duri1S the
All The articles fuInlshsd mast bs Of good msr.
charitable and family quality, and subject 10 inaPso
Tbs sndsrSisnSd reserve. the rishl 70 increase or
Sot any or ali blas Q such eeurss should % deemed
NECESSARY for tho interest n the Ooyernmsnt
nsd vouchers. issued BY the respective agents, aud
Rssh oopy q sS.h PROPOSAL must have copy Of thu,
10 sis~iii ss sossdslsd Ssisas accompanied by
.s he s0 .Sssp9sd s. Sss
deu win sdiAtely enter into written contract in
Bonds win DO required in tho amount OF the bid for
the isi.htal q tho sontfASi Win Up 2,
BY United htAtes iudgs Or dlatIiet attorney, a.
anins 70 the ipptseliss6l,S o. sssaas 70 e..
prepared q have sqheient supplle, on hand A. tht
"A, ASsR tS 81 az rs Of October next
RlGhtis reserved that In The event q failure 70 %
paSehass ire same 10 open mSrts,, and Toe iietsno,
/ In PRICES Will be charged 20 the contractor.
VII rnah the Abo!e articles Of provisions respect
| lively at the flathoAd Agency, .
For aSJ further Information apply A. this 9aiss
issl sup't Of Indian Adair', Montana