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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Sic Milinn'idle ylihmnidline

fir one arten einiade unb SSancnz lit uorSis4
(idber, oils aGe aubern. Sie lGuit lettt, obne 9e=
r1ub, III eiriad uno Sauerbait uro etsne Id beon=
bers fir 5dneiber. Der Brets berieben if bon S5O
bis si25. Wion iprcae Dor unb unteriute oeislbe.
S3. Srppn, I9ent,
G6e Der @borles= unb SaitmoreiiroBe.
(g}nn IA i2aRteS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
GIhlen INN 6nt,.

1usTfn Sfetle nsrotn INNER bereGnet; Elm
-nip tmHssr an eano BON zen beriibHteteu
'te, g." Baltimore Gompaanie, 9pfeus'
lsrsmiBs, sunburp uub Gumber lamb.
9eors Stearns,
Sarsau: ytr. %, siO>@ @aIosrtfrase.
2.15D aQRIsuaof: aIics anutr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Sic nerbefcrte rTIorsnec" 5saBma>
iff,iue.

8ts bette Itaidine fir ieitte unb itmsrs Tami9
lien 0abeteien. Sit bat Die beribmte ridfelbars
spsiIsz nnb fid ieIbit rdtenoe Notwithstanding
uno oauert ldnser, OILS ieOe anbsce giaitns. aslro
unter Ieidlteu y eotnsuuseu oerfauit i'm
GerfaufslotaIe Der IS orence : VI aPm o.
Idinenf@ei eietli d att
fsuIi2t .l2OfteO Rr. 49, SbarlesFr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
1ruterbcmSem unS 11nterbpScu
5eaI &c partmanns
Wtd. ssal;rs 8uuSf Sailerie.

4usseriiftet NIT oeu beien Maidinfr uno eingez
riitet nat Den neueften Serbeiierurssn Die iiber=
baupt Die Photographic aui5upeier bat, erldubs i'd
mlr einem geebrten BubIitum Die er9ebcnfe 4nSeise
su mat,sn, baB mein pon in SaltimoretruBe portbez
Eaft befnnntss @ciGGft nad
ger. as, Rprp Sbarlesftra6e,
OsrIegt III unb ais 8unitz8alerie fdb i'm stanoe bez
uost, Bortratts sa ieiern, DeItbe BON oe Carte de
visite bis CUR ssbenssroBe in 8afel unb Del an
asbnGttsit unb ausiibruHs 0ibts su uiniden
tbrs lGsn. 9ruppen per6en in iebe, @roBe aui
sas Seie ausseiipr; Die teiten Srdite fno sur an=
fertisuns pom &bOtosrnpbie'n bel uHs anseeut, unb
EUR nlrtliten 9Intlern iuirb Die Ausiiibruns BON
Portraite dnuertraut, a9tuue5uo1
Riddrs @ai5I,
ts4-1} SIR. i6, @orb. barlss frGse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Sie ein,iae adJte petbeKerte 9otpe'i9e
Iiihmnlf,iue,

fnmie bic ,Smpire" unb ole aroern, aud "Sinser's
Hr. ." in Dem 8 f>Geparirz Va ben oon
Sbomds Sbanfs,
(Snr119gO Gde Der Qombaroz unb StGrpNr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Gerbaftuno ctne8 Nrlucnm0rScrs

81 rrt8tOmn, u.s.. 10, 0t3br,-O,
MOOr ans 0Ouer, Der iejHe 0Fuu ermOroet
baben iOq. III am 9amtug in Bbilipp8bur 9
perhaitet uno Oann bIerber gebradIt wOroeu.
Gr iteut in 2breOe, baB er Ser Sd)uloi5e iei
uno be3eidnst ein 3noui6uum, auf mel6e5
Die Yolt5ei iett fabnOst, al8 pen 0t6rOer.
Naf bent 0tOrOe begab er if 5uerit uab
9tetpzYort, no sr Swet Gage lang blteb, bann
febrte er uaf 9oUer 5uraf uNO idIief Swei
gtddte in bem ySbuntp," m0riu Der WtOrO
be9an9eu puroe. @r blteb bort uneutOeft,
neil Die Na6barH, Die abegg gglaubiiA hnO, Fd
iirdteten, Rt oeur uSbaRtp" gu ndbern.
QGraui be9ab er Rf uah YbtlippSburg, no
er uerbuitet unb permittelit BapIerea, bic er
bel ld) truQ, ioenttft3irt muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Nob elm N1cn1lrnent fiir @reeletl

8btla6elpbia, ga. 10, 9e3br.-0ie
bieiigen GiieugieBer beabfhtigen, I'M Sair'
maunaYarte elm eiierueS Mtonument fir So
race @reelen III errit,teu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
@eibnaGt -Nn;eigcn.
Dorbdnge-S -StOtfe,
aGe 2lrten SpiFeu 0OrbGnsR
uuo
SeiOeuuaareH, Serries aHS Reps
fir
BDrbdnee un6 DrGperte'n
bel SaBlnr & Prtrt,
(Ctt29-SantO Rr. 1f. RorS GbarIssRraat.
Teit'0ei6cnte.
alieGrige 4)rri(e mh 1oaarem
nutirt
su 8epDbnli6en 3ablcn.

g8ir oiicrtren in o,eer Sai'ou oas bubIteRe GForD
tmCHt Uon
N'ariftr Stcuigfcttcu,
peICb1s raenbDo in Baltimore eCtunecn uerosu ronu.
SiTle SiTle SS2Gren ltno ju Dem gegnWGrttsCu nrehrgeu
0olos A9lo mportltt uuo fiuo otm9emGf oemoTff
Wtr laotn uniere 6reunoe rn, unisren &oTrltb am
beit9ttscH.
GtdnSubrcm
ppn @Olo uno 8rpnie
init oaSu paisnben Gtatueu uuo IaItn.
ROrSeuGu &dlen Giler @r66eu;
NorSeuanz Nigureu, meme @eQeniQloe:
IuiIettcn' 'Seroice NIT utuen Stitau;
Sof5e !! 9naS Sarten.S & mp idHger,
SUr;elidn @ebmuffGden,
ubrcnhalteT= unO
prdlcntirteuer,
@orSelldn- &6s uno
SbeezSetpiee,
grupptu IN SEpnJe,
s6UcfetboG3= 9attet
2eubter &C.
SaiCrs uno 9orteu= gmpSnger Quf Stduoeu BON aes
ihnIgtem 6olle,
Tete-a-Tete, einG neue Sorte,
ROriorz GbCc SctUice,
8oBeuan Sbmutldfhen,
SO8ct &C.,
4oueuanzO O6cr- unO
QutcrtuiCn,
Yor5ehau SlumentOpfc.
Reiic: nnb Daqen'l 'lIhreu,
bIbioDe cetorirte &Jorsendnr
HcuerlImss 3ierEatbeu,
OCrgoIoetc uro sdernG gper9nss,
oG9ooetc uno 9Idierus 8arIors
uuo 5oIetten"S Sierratben,
it9r bubid betoyirte BoBeaanz 9alb i5iguren uuo
0roBCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12

~ Srsenb cine anSobI ssbrau d ter q q
ma{dbiucu iebr blli9. gBtr nebmen ale Irten
VdbraIttnen i'm 3auide unb baben oue, fnslds
psrlanst perben, porrGtbis. Nfan helube uns
8. i. NfcSennep,
Er. 1876, aSeif. Sapettear.
3psiasefd5dftc bsfinben iidb in ser. 2s. Sd=Sdt=
timpre Straae, uno Tr. 23s, Senninlodntd'
M,.,r. (290-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
SruBc Grfpnrmna!
25 Rrb,cnt aripart.

llniere &unoeu erhaiten ben Sortbeil unierer
groBen Saar= =&infdufe.
&ortfprsbt & aSarnsrs,
Noriolf un0 9teiu 9runaDit,
Weolicct @ompasnie
uno alle anbereu beIebtfn SGbrtate
poH
11uterbcmSem unS 1tnterbpScm,
20 YrO3ent bi1iger, als ir9enO ell unDeres
@eIddft in Der Stabt.
Medicated Scarlet tDolsne llntertIeioer
gegeu Hbeumdtismu5
Wertnos OGmeuz llHtertIeiber
pom alien bsliebcr SabrItuteH,
NJ grp;ent bitIiaer, ais Ger gspobnlide&reiS.
@ln groBes 4ilorttment Don
HeiietGiCDen uno 9Irteln,
jotpie auCh Ut0ulIeto=0umen.un elfeioern, @orIst=
ten, 5trimpfeu, nanbidubcn.c.
Seal & 0artmanns
Rr. 1879, aDsf: Saltimoreftr.
(gat31. .I2Nt,D swii6cn South II. @alusrthr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Sir syamilien=S =SSdbarbeitcn

IN teiue Vlai9ne belier, oils bic Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch sa Te Dauerbat unb einut lit, nid eidt bea
tqbtat miro uno irscub elmer Der tbeursu Naitinsn
sGeidtommt.
sic tohs pom $25 bio $50 uno fpirb auf fiint Sabre
oQrontirt. Sobn Z. S'utIer. 9eneral@a9ent,
Ser. 8, Rprsz szSbarlesaraRe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12

sic hattie itdl cine Grterie am Qrm ae8ffuet
mo itdl aui 0ieie @eiie perblutet. Die Surn
| fano ben Itereotgpcn 8abripru6 SOB ourd,
SelbItmoro, periibt tm gSabHituu." 9ieSer=
ltorbene mar cine gSodJe oorber ans oem Sc.
Tdn9ntiie entlaiien wOroen, mobin lie me.
gen SerpunOung ibres Ntanne8 getommeu
mar"
9ieie Charlotte Smith mar, uie OieYoIi,ei
mtiier mill, Die Wtutter oe8 WfGOtens.
f Im Wiontag 2lben0 beiud)te Wiau0e ober
Ntartba eiHen Waatenbau Der 0emi, ,MonOe
III ben Qrgplez6oom5" in 6. 9(ue., nabe
81. Ctr. Sle idicu nie0ergeihlagen III ieiu
uno nntmortste aui 8efrageu ibrer @euoHiu=
nen mt oCn 2Sorteu: yWalue Wutter lit tort.
SSaS loa Jest ans meincr armeu S6weiter
nero:n 7" Sle ing an Su weiuen uno aue
Serlude, ite 3u berubigeu, maren Uergebeu8.
Aut aue &rOltungen Crmioerte Iie nur: SD
mug Jcgt Ieben, pie id oas arme Sinh er.
nahre." IS ltellte iidI oaun heraus, oaB Die
IN 6rage itebenOe S6peIter bel ciuem Sufel
IN Stootlgu mobnte, Der ieine 6rau uerlaiieu
bat uno uadl Californian gegangeu lit.
SIN &auie Der gtaft flaQte Mauoe iiber
unmObliein uuo bat cine 6rsunEiu, 0ie in 81.
StraBe mohnt, tbr 3u geitutteu, Die gta6t in
thter QSobnung Su Oerbrtn9en, pa5 ibr ges
mabrt muroe. @eitern friih giug iie WieOer
IN SGS Go68en'i4e 9au8 5uriif nnO usrblieb
bort.
@eitGrn 9lbeno iibernahm Coroner Dounq
Die llnterin6uug oe5 TaueS uno leB ourdl
Or. Wtarib uno Or. Stecle bte g8unoe Der
Sertorbcnen iOn0ireu. Die Sugel mar oem
Vtdodeu etwa iebn 3oQ sur Giutcn oe8 8ruits
tnotenS un6 Oret 3Oa uHterbatb Der Sruit-
mdrie III Die Sruit 9eiabreu nno bate alien
AnId]sln nad ba6 5trS Onrhbobrt uno 10 Den
an9cnbltdltten 300 berbeigefibrt. 4n Der
reGteu Srult tane man Spuren pom Siu0er>
ndgeln, ais oh Scmano oaS MGOhen ielt;uz
balten perIuht babe. 9idt uebeu Der Stelle,
mo ole Getdle gele9eu, poreu 3pei Su9clu in
Die 2SauO gefabren.
Der Soroue1fano in elmer Sdubla6e eiucn
legten Otal auf Die r6arIem- Sant" gs3oge-
neu @bet BON Sl5, iOWie mebrere 8riefe, Be-
rem StreibGr je0of) Dor Der 6auo nid)t er=
mtttelt meroen fDnueu. Die gcide iuuroe AMI
9ebetB beS GoronerS in baS Statiou5bau8 in
Utercertr. uno ipdter in eiu 2etaenbau8 IN
&armineitr., @te 8e0iOrOitr., 9cbraft, 100
lie beute le6lrt merccn miro. (Sta6tg.)
SIO6 mebr Srdn0c.
Rew y ort, II. 0c3br.-3n 8roofpu
fanOeu 9stern 4benO mcbrcre SrQnoe natt.
@Onflin9's Plumbiug=28Orf8 on ber Stat,
but Auenue wuyoeu elngedibert uu0 uuYer-
Ipit BON $4,000 an9eItiitet. @bcnio braun
ten einige 28ObHbauier am 6auouerz @lQce,
al Der 10. StruBe uno an Der AuBsngrcu5e
Der Staot ntcoer. gtOf anbsre Gebdu0e
murben bura Die SrGnoe erbebiid beiddoigt. !
Ser Sturm 8u Gnpc.
SEEM NOrt, II. Deg. Scr Sturm auf |
DIE oVtutuals Sant" (nid]t yYtutual. SQp- |
tn98 -SanI") bat 9dn5lth auigeb0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Gaoio Samberser,

Saoib Samberser,
9tr, 50, gtprOz6pwarOz, spiiden Saras
tpguz unp 2erin9tonitrabe,
pertauit ole uo4enen g9adren, lpie Striimpie,
Sanoibibe, unterbemrGn uno Soen, Scarfs, Com
forts, nntcrrote, SbGpls, SedCn, Ilapacds &C. &c.
su Spottpreiien aug. Iues mui bis gum |. Sanuar
beitimnt uno SuuerldiTq Gusuerfauit ieiu.
Saple S5Gmberaer,
Rr. SO, Roro- ooiporo-, 3uiben 4erinez
(SuIt3t, ,t2UtteD tons uno SaratoaaitraBe.
SruRe Griparnns!
Tsan fauit sebrau6ts s6ulbldsr gum baIbe
GreiIe ooer penser un0 uuter Den reseImGBisen
Brsiien, ionic au als NeiIteruerts Der 2itcrGtur,
utlittiGe. mebiSinibe unb gemiitte 8i4sr &c. pon
=. NeaI r Sou1p..
Rr. "a, B 7S Gpette=, eini9g Ibiren tuetitd
BON Der GbarlesiraBs. 3iAer 2lt psrtsu prompt
aetcuit uno betGPlt. (Sept4, ,f2WteHt&D)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Ripbriner 9&afferiian0 hce 6mbfpn

Yeet8 btll, Jt,zD., II. @e3br, - Ger
@aHeritanO Oe8 6uOiOn iii rab pte Dor iebr
nteOrig. 0iebrere Dampier uuS Segclfabrs
Seu9e iiuD geirauoet. Son Qlban1 bis Stem
burgb begegnet man ggOBen @ismaiieu, Ser
9pfr. y@Olning" Oeriudte geiterH erfOlglO8,
mad 2llbaup iu gelangen. IS mebt etn befz
tiaer g8in0 aus ytOromcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Wpth mchr QSrGn0c
Npr @turn1 an Gum.

Stem 9Ort, II. 9sS. Scr 5turm auf
Die n0iutual= Sant" (nift yWutual. Sap-
tngSz SanI") hat qGn5llh auiqeb6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
2lne llrten
Nabulajtincn our MietGc

~u1h'"iuJ'sH 5''- c~
su 50 monutit. Gum SerfauIe IND tenSabInn9eH
III S. pro gtonat. Saar5abler erbals sinsn Iibsra=
len Ib,ua 9orieD d 2puscailaser,
tStt9i 1SD Mr ia. Npte SutaipGtrGEc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Der SeIhlrInrFtA

New sgOrt, II. 9e5br. - Gel0 mar
mabrenO oes 9au5en Cages left gu YrOB.
-0e6iel fciter 1Of B.-9olO letter 128-9.-
8unoeS.ObligatiOnen ieit: Se6ier 1l7s, '62er
1l3.-2ftlen i6lOien feit: Central 90, @ris
52s, Qate Sbore 945, 81. Central 1926,
Yrttsbur5 SO, gtortbweitern 81, YriOritaten
81, 0todsSSlano 113t.
8ilans pcS llnterihatamte8 $44 4,458,9lO
@olo uno $22, 1922 1907 @ourQnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
SRlana>9epei4eae
NuB SSafbinatcn.

Die 9emperenier abeefabren. GonitiutonelIc 4mcns
dement's. - IerIan9erun8 res YrdiioGntl6aftss
Sermines. - &bldaiTung Der StempeIlteuern. =
Der 9eiannte gBalbburne. - Grants SSInIie
nlIf eimer 6ndliRitareiif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12

pegen Der beOorftehenoeu @ieusr @elts4usz
itellung. GER. 9o6eiou er'6ien Dor Dem
Gomite, nm 2(usfunft iber bic eutbsbrlifeu
&riegaz uno Sransportl1tffe 3u geben, peld)e
Die Sitter ameritanlider Iusiteller mad gus
ropa brtngen lolleu.
Der Dtorneiefretdr hat cine @eneralsSrs
Der erlaHeu, ueIfJe in einigen Sa9eu in Der
Uiariue 2ltaOemie befannt gemad]t meroen
mirS, OaB Der farbige @aOet &onperS III 0er>
ielbeu 8ebanolung bsredtigt 1T, alS Die 2tnz
oeren unb baB er ff gen0tbigt ieben biirfte,
3u ftrengcn Wtabregeln 5u grelieu, penn man
nod ferner fortfdbrt, oenielben su nl6a6-
ten.
-0as Sdatamt bat beute cine @epside
an ben 3o0einnebmer in Bort 3opuieno,
gS. e, ub9eianot, baB er bic gan6eSniel Gan
Suan bis gum 5arOs@anal 81 ieiutm Se'
Sirfe 31 retnen uno 5u ruafen bat, OaB feline
Observation-Disclosures uortommeu. Die Sniel
geb6rte bis sur @utiaeiouug bes beutiden
&aierS @uglano.
-Setr. Oelano wurhe beute iiber 0a8 Sc.
ritdt befra9t, 0aB er beabTftige, na6 Cuba
5u reiIen, morauf er ermieoerte: ySh reiie
tnfolge oeS 6atbes Don Or. SliB nadl Dem
Siioen unO mer0e pieIletflt au6 Sauanua be-
iu1lpr1 Php id1 2Itriirffphre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
Die 9Yirren in Ypuiifana.

gSaibington, II. 9e5br.-@eu.sl
lpaltgStlltamS telegrapbtrte heute an ben2ieus
tenant, 9ouUerneur 4in6baf BON QOuiitan :
y0te &cquiltiOn Der @eieggebuHg, welte
Ourd) Sie eingeiAift murbe, liegt Dor. Genn
e8 ua6 benz @rmeiien bes 8rGTbenten notb=
menOig werOen iOllte, 10 tuirb Der Staat gee
gen innere llnruben geidlutt meroeu."
Nem zSrleanS', II. Qe;.-Qte 9eets
9ebuug Der 6uiioniIeu lit nod INNER in
Sieung. geiOe SGuier baben Elm Quorum
uno CrmGblteu beute Seamte.
gem SrIeans, II. 9eS.-0ie Ofili3s
Sif;tere iin0 genelgt, nrr Oem 9onO. gSars
moth 6Olge 81 lciiten.
@ouo. QSaruotb erlieB bcute cine Yrofta-
mation, IN pel6er er ale guteu Siirger
warut, Die betriigeriife unb reuOlutioudre
@RiRknehnnn nn;uerfennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-12
SelearaR9ii9e 9epeI4elt.

lTortiebuna tolat. J
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

"RoUGHING IT."-Mrs. Arnold,
widow of Mr.. Sam Arnold, the we'll
remembered Marshal of the town of
Gold Hill, is agent for the above
named work. the last from the humor-
Gus Mark Twain. Mrs. Arnold is
stopping at the St. Charles Hotel and
will thoroughly canvass this county.
The work is said to be the best Mark
has published, and not only for its
merits, but the we'll known respecta-
bilitv of the lady agent, it is to be
hoped all who can will subscribe. j
Ice CREAM SoDA.-At o. p. Willis
drugstore can be had the above named
cooling beverage, at all hours of day
or night. 1t is an entirely new style
of drink, and those who have tasted
it to the nectar of the gods.
Every kind of syrup al be had. ice
cold, and out of glasses beautiful
enough for a Cleopatra to drink from.
Gentlemen. call with your ladies, and
ladies come alone, if you can't help it.
Soda, l212 cents per glass.
Lovers of extra fine cigars will find
six choice brands of imported Hav-
anas, at Brooks cigar stand, Postotfice,
Carson. viz: Juan Y Martinez, La Flor
de Morales, FIgaros, Manuel Gracla>,
De NiIiar V Eillars. Ell Orden de Ha-
bana, by the single cigar or hundred.
Agency for Havana Lottery tickets. =
S. +. M~ARKET.-E. Perasich me.
door to the Carson Theaterl IS receiv-
ing daily from California, fresh eye
tables, of all kinds, strawberries. nuts
and candies. etc, which he keeps con
stantIv on hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him a call
and examine his goods.
Olcovich Brothers sell the best and
cheapest dry goods in the State, and
will find it to their advan-
tage to trade with them.
Buy your Dry Goods ard Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
store. Ia}-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

Mr.. Beecher would like to have Mr..
States were only a thirty-seven PACED
Tribune that needed editing. But Mr..
Ialstead, of the Cincinnati CONNER
cIal, our skeptical divine by
an illustration. He says: "When
Chicago was in ashes and her best
man was wanted for Mayor, every
body who had sense enough TO know
anything, and interests enough in
town to care, knew that the man was
for crOcilets and nOtions-a MAJ who
had wen advocated a change in the
system of spelling the English lam
guage. And the people of Chicago
headed their fire proof ticket with
the name of Joseph Meiill of phone
tic fame, and elected him By a major
ity without precedent numerically or
in the character of those composing it;
and the man of crochets, the old prin-
ter and editor, has made the best May
or Chicago eve had, and has done the
city ineStimablc service" There is no
better University of craftsmanship
the editorship of Il metropolitan
journal, and her man who has led the
public sentiment of America for thirty
Years is of all others the safest to be
with the management of the
interests, and the tittest to be placed at
the head of her Government.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
0 r S L E.
Real Estate DeSir.ablv
I.ofAEI,D

HNE SMALL FRAME HOUSE y IA
" half block Of iaui. "a 81
uue frame dwelling house AMI e-quar IL
ter block f and.
Que frame dwelling, lot 3IX.0.
-ALSt-
At Genoa, Douglas Countys
One franc dwelling house, 3Jxi0.
One fire proof brick store, 27x10.
One frame office, I6X36.
One frame store, 3oX50.
One two story frame barn. 2fx5o.
One stone warehouse. 24xj0.
iy9-tt GEO W. CHEcIC, Agent.
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THE BREwERY.-As we have before
remarked, there is no place i'll Carson
City so suggestive of nice cool lager
As Klein's brewery. To it resort those
who like long drinks and a cool place
to sit in. To it resort those who like
to indulge in friendly chat and who,
not being bold enough to tackle the
grown tiger, desire to practice their
hands on the cubs. We never 90 into
that comfortable bar room but we re-
pent having swored off. The malt
smells so sweet, and the glasses are so
nice and big, that temperance almost
seems to lose its virtue.
L. S. BRANCH MINT.-The total
amount of gold and silver bullion re-
ceived at the Carson Mint yesterday
was 7,734 ounces, from the Crown
Point nine, Gold Hull. On the same
day the Mint coined $4,000 in TWEEN
ties. on to-day silver dollars will be
coined, from deposits sent for that
purpose. BY V. Il T. Il. X. this
morning. 600 pounds of impaired bars
of gold and silver, worth Sl1 ,933 u.
were sent to Virginia city, to the credit
of the Crown Point mine.
BULLETIN BOARDs.-Andy Wright,
the we'll known bill poster, has fixed
his bulletin boards and will from this
time be ready to attend to the orders
of ali at home and abroad. Andy I'M
deriakes 10 have Il clear space Tor all
bills contided To bin, and Will not
charge for sticking up one day and
covering up the next. Andy Is an
old fire boy, which fact should secure
hItn the patronage OF the town.
FoRwARDING WAREHoUsE.-We are
informed that IA responsible company
of men intend building warehouses at
or near the junction of the NashOe,
with the Virginia railroad. 1t IS we'll
understood that the railroad company
will build IA narrow guage road from
this town in the direction OF Monitor,
as Don As the present road Il completed
thus making Carson the grand center
of railroad business.
JUSTICES CoURT.-A lady of Mex
day, on a charge preferred by a fair
but frail female friend of purloining
certain articles of wearing apparel, the
property of said frail female. The case
being called in tie tOurt Yesterday
morning, the complaining witness,
not desiring to prosecute, assisted her
~quondam friend to pay the costs
accrued, and he case was dismissed.
FROM RENo.-SiXteen passengers
arrived by Dyer's stage yesterday
morning, from Steamboat. and two
we're lett at Wa>hoe City, making a to-
tai OF eighteen PASSENGERS III all.
Travel Is good and on the improve al!
the time.
ONI>sIoS.-The name of one of our
State officials who literally attributed
to the Fourth of July fund used in Gel
eOratIng, was inadvertently omitted i'll
the exhibit published III the REGIsrEK
Yesterday morning.
IL TowN.-II. 4. Weaver, business
of the Sacramento Record, is in
own. Those having or desiring to
make business with The Record office,
viii 1iud MIR Weaver at the St. Charles
Hotel
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

Re"o-Arrives from at $50 a. m. Closes
for at $50 p. IN.
V,r.tmia-Arrives from at 10 Il. m.
Closes tor at So, p. III.
Genoa and Aurora-ArriveS from AZ
6:3 y. IN. Closes Tor at $50 a. m.
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED To THE IN
4 dersi-ned, will please cal at the Ormsbv
II use turthwitn and settle. Those having bills
against me vail present them for tyneut
GEO. d. FRYER.
Carson. July .. 1872. Ty9tf
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ST. oHARLEs-GEoEGE TuFLT, ~PRoPRIEroR'

J d .Alam., Virginia A Perrell, Lake Valley
Miss Il Enmer-on. q II s Sickies
Miss :, Emmersnn. :" B Thurman. r r Seals
Tn Rowland, Like b II Glasscock, Visalia, Cal
j II VIII tmsn. {" II 4 Neaves, Sacran'to
} kauwlton, S j J A Folser, ST
CoRBEIr HoUsE-cORBErr BROTHERS, PhoPRIEroRs
A L Hinchman. Brun'k II Goodman, Brunk fiat
Rev l N Hurd, vi. GINA WA Scott, sacramento
i Mcpherson, Geo Graham, Genoa
+ I Verriil, E'E'Zeuhouser, Missouri
A C Saig. City
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DANGERoUs.-In all political gather
ings where fireworks are used, great
care should be taken in d~ischarging
fire crackers or bombs, a. many Il
valuable property has been destroyed
by carelessneSS i'll that reGard. On
"Wednesday night, some thoughtleSs
person let OF a bomb on Orin>by
street, opposite the stable belonging
to Il. +. Foster, in the rear Of his store.
The bomb exploded and struck the
stable door with such force As To knock
"A hole i'll the door and pass clear
through the building. Had there been
any hay or iniiainunabIe matter i'll the
place the bomb fell i'll, u serious con-
Migration might have en>ued. W e ad-
wise a little more caution IN future.
WooD DRIvISG.-From Mr.. Bryant,
OF the firm of Bryant, Flanders Il Co.,
we learn that an immense quantity of
wood is be NJ driven down the Carson
river. Already 10000 or / 1900 cords
OF wood are collected at the spanish
dam, and very shortly the business of
landing it Will commence, when our
sister town of Empire will be over
done with business. We did not learn
the amount OF wood Messrs. Bryant,
Flanders Il Co, expect To drive the
present year, out suppose from the
,nansa
A'ho'u Vi "oi'
Hill, who is canva>Sing this part of
the State for subscribers for Mark
r.o .p,rr E, 80
49, x,n - on' al
|"o ~ tbl rl. hara
,' -; ,"t.,99 80 I.rr
Nar"~n H., nrII aIly ~.
large. We wish her success; first,
r,n,e No know and r.suacIri her
husband, san Arnold, Marshal OF
Gold Hill.
'i ' -"
lady OF this town, thoroughly compe
peient. will shorty open a school for
,L,v .b,I, :, This tn,,n Tha nuhli.
>,.nooI vii M dnuhr remain ,.In>aI
until the new binding Is completed,
ami ia nrov. = >u,..,.. .,naclaIv a.
n waning lady i'm question i, So we'll
and ,yoTahIy kuuvu
THEATRICAL By telegram from
Tohu pinar IN Nnora 4 Parker we
H..
C.. IT,a na
ItIencinE the 3Oth OF July, and intends
l.'7,e "a - a. xii
II
his word. and a gentleman. MIR. Bar
,ett will ina we'll Received in Carson
I,ity emma wien he may
WARM SPRINGS.-This extreme hot
the necessity of look
~ 40,
ha obtained f,ra time at least. Haiti
hour spent in eSwimmlng baths.
,ot.""e ~ 80, ~ q
49,. IL Sa.,, ~ 49,
W. DIT Lo 'e'''a ~. "H
.L5a - d. 50"
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w., .r"or, I,t hain% on xnart
in nna,aoroIorv wa cannot oivathe
nx.nt ti,na th. Storm nav hs .Yrac+ai
80 sa,n.I,Ia tnat tna ",;,,, nppJ,nn'
ozone will expedite the matter some.
N,xta Gs-Tbe a~ant of the Max
i'm Gas Comn,nv xnec,s to have his
-,s h,rpir, rarso, bv tho I,h in,
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