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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-27

PREPARING FOR WINTEI.-Uncle
George Tutly is preparing for Winter,
in the way of laying in a stock of pro-
visions. A few days since h~e>received
several large truck loads of goods,
among which was a choice selection of
liquors for the bar of his hotel, as well
as all the necessary articles required
for the eating and cooking department
of a first class hotel. Uncle George
believes that the best of everything is
the cheapest III the long run, and pat
rOnS of the St. Charies NAV rest as
sured that they will be supplied with
all the delicacies of the market.
MORE MILLINERY.-Mrs. Brooks,
adjoining Olcovich Brothers., received,
Yesterday, another invoice of miliin-
cry. Her stock is now large, and
comprises all the latest styles of ladies
Fall and Winter hats, ribbons, artiti
cial flowers. etc. Ladies' needing any
thing in Mrs. Brooks line of trade
should call early and make their So
I~ection>. Her prices are such that
will insure satisfaction to all. Gail
and examine for yourselves.
IMPKovING.-Latham Rhodes, who
i vas so badly crushed by lumber near
! Mill Station. a few days since is, We
are happy to say, fast recovering. His
Jaw WAS broken and right leg badly
crushed, aud of curse. his recovery
viii be a question OF time. MIR. Rhodes
naS the best of medical attendance, and
IrInga man of good habits and cOnsti
utinn, but little fears are entertained
or him.
SHEYER & MORRIS.-ThiS old and
popular firm are now in receipt Of
heir Fall and Winter supply of dry
= o ads, ladies and misses shoes, car
pes, etc. Their stock ON pri>eS in
part, every conceivable Kind of dry
foods, and of the latest styles, which
We're purchased on favorable terms.
and Will be disposed OF at h lowest
market rates.
FREIGHT DEPOT.-The new freight
.icpOt, 10 in course OF construction
Ivy the Y. Il +. II. r.. is fast assuming
proportions. The frame is up, and but
tNerv short time will now be required
before freight will be stored therein.
A RAFFLE.-A Wheeler Il Wilson
sewing machine, belonging to Mrs.
Brooks, will be ratified for at the St.
Charles Hotel to morrow evening.
Persons holding tickets should be
on hand to throw for tileir chances.
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. There
will he no preaching in the Presbyter
ian church to day. on account of the
absence of Rev. Mr.. Woods, who left
ON Monday last. TO attend the funeral OF
his son.
NJ. f. CHURCH.-The fourth and last
sermon ofthe series of sermons from
>odOm will be preached this evening
from the text "Remember Lots wife"
Morning service at II o'clock, and
evening at seven O'Clock.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Divine Services
AT II O'Clock a. IN. by Rev. Father Tormey.
ST. PETERS (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH -
Rev. George b Allen, Rector services
at IL a. m. and : o'clock 7. m. sunday
Schoo at I21l O'Clock. All are cordially
invited to attend the services of this
church.
PRESBYTERIAS CHURCH.-Scrvices Will
be held at the Presbyterian Church by
Rev. James Woods, to-day, at II Il. IN ,
and p. IN. sunday school at Il o'clock
~.
METHODIST C~UURCH-Rev. A. y. Fisher
Pastor. Preaching at IL a. m. and Z p.
Ia. sunday school at II m. e free.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-27

THE New PRINCIPAL.-We h

THE New PRINCIPAL.-Ne had YES
terday the pleasure of an Introduction
to II. II. Howe. the new Principal OF
the Carson Public School. Mr.. Howe
is lately from Sacramento city, in
which place he leaves "A very favorable
record. He conducted the Public
school in Gold Hill for two wears. amt
according to Superintendent Fisher
mo mean authority had one of the
hes; schools on the Pacific coast. We
are somewhat of a phv>iognomi>t. and
oWnto being very iavorabIv Impressed
with the new Principal. If deceived
~e shall not hesitate in making the
tact known.
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLEkY.-C. A.
Nar>tom, VINO has for some time been
associated with \. O. Friend. in tine
brick gallery, has purcha>edthe buIId-
ING, corner OF Second and Orm>IN
>tre-t>. formerly occupied by the la
mtnted Frank Ludlow, aud has entire
Is renovated tire house. When cOu
ple1rd. it viii he m of the bet CALLER
ie~ i'll the Stale. Mr.. Friend viii con-
Iiuue business in the old stand. Both
are nice gentleman and thorough al
Tr~f-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-27
PDLsT1CA AL PkSIN G..

All po,itirol printing done at this office
-lIvrrti>inG or Job work-mu>t he paid
for in advance. This rule applies to all
parties, an viii be strictly enforced.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-27

CLoTHING.-koppel & Platt have re-
ceived a large invoice of Fall and
Winter clothing-just the sort of goods
persons need at this s-a.on Of the
year..
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LOCAL NTElLiCE n c e
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Rer"-Arrives from at $50 a m. Closes
for NJ $50 p. IN.
Vnrginia-Arrivns from at 10 a. nj
Closes tor at }:4) p. IN.
Genoa and tur"rn-krriveS from at
$50 p. m. Closes FOR AT $50 a. m.
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NEVADA SIATE 10 K CLUE.


NAIl hiAN' ''i""'l - $780,
Notwithstanding Yesterday "'9 one
OF til" most H"pr"iitinu> days III NE
calendar OF tine year i'r racing SPORT
a -""lIY hHt"ier Were on the race
ground ehnEtiN after - clock III.
II MATCH RACE.
The ma.r., race which had been
postponed from Friday until ye~;er-
day at l2:;a p. M. httwren OREGON
Tom. entered by Hank LutkinS, and
Fanny Nnn4s on,.r.i by >iiuout>.
.,a
i' S' u civ
lime, Oregon Tom winning iht purse;
time uot jahtn.
I"'ioNIu- this came the foot race
for :" a SIDE. There were i"ur con-
te>ttn'> for the prize; thel names We
"ii .'' ,''l't' "N'''- l" "a
ann i've d~''">'"h'>> 'i INCA AMY 'I
"'' sun '',' ',,,'' '''''''' 80 )
i"''' ''"'S'' ~" -
coIn.
TIE RUNNING RACE.
The f~,llpwirr named fast horses
wee ''''''' ''' '''' '00
three III hNt, iti!c tiraIN, i"f Il purse
Of ~ oar reporter states it - un,!red
Inf V-~uu>UI-dilr~".. Bots DArc.
Twenty tcufS and Ga.iinipper. The
judges aul"iutc'i we're i'r. N"nKiar.
It,'.,' u 10
Andy Wri-at and Doc. >htrr, patrol
judges. Shortly after O'Clock r. IN.
: a 80 ~
- " "
"
FIRST HEAT.
The horses got away tuierablv we'll
+a,..h.r RI D.,rc ,o+ L..inr moro
i""" >N ''''- rs ""''' "a '"e ie
They went round like a streak Of
crra>c't lightning. BoI~ Dare ietiin-
by aJuat% t"r~tne d~'~tanreaiI the WAY
and passing the sand IN precisely the
same position A. 10 distance IL on the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-27
For County Commiss ioner.
6 A

4 NNOUNCES HIMSELF AS AN IN
IA dependent candidate for reelection
to the office Of County Commissioner of
Ormsby COuntv. Sel.le
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-27


,. a., r.iaor
\ NtE>E'" A'f> N'-oh r'iu"S'
about s o'clock p. m, Thomas Corr
uan. trainer o. the race horse. Piilbox,
,.L ho,i,u fxad III. horse fnr the
VII" "''''7 nN'" -
night, was taxing a rest on MS ied III
one of the race track stables, was sud
aa,lx,rou.od bva man entering the
,, In,
r""Hn' Nho ">,"S sumo >I'7ri ia ,
c"aGe' >"h''e'iN 'PPio''.'e" I've
ana S'I',N n!- nnan, ~, mo
hoa.I: one blow fractured the cheek
tone, another severely iarerd, et 'le
,''''' az a ! t., r,n,ainaI in.ar
- ,-.rrt ,nI hIo1 nro
~ ,,arr;nr Dr ",
t'~V'; 1,rI"i nH !. now aftnn linz
,rrr,n :, in , criti,,I
~. I'.ia,. La hInn-mn il .kuu rau~oI
a Sp!it in the skull not exactly amount
li'G I" a c"Ii'p'e'e A"T'"i''
>''','. w. toriron SAYS he
- ~ ,on whn Trrck him.
va ,-raIr frn,n rnnntinuirr tie n4rrc
-, ,r,..nt however r,er.rrinr 10 await
,or d,,.Inn,nsnrs Tba Sheriff |
ri., ,,,,r,dv and Jus,i.a of the
Peace visited the W"'i''I"i "l'''' "'r'
-" "iII -, t,lyan' .-tn ~ in
ticrp1ihe injuries.
DINIIKRANCE Of THE i'NE lNA'h.
In the running race Yesterday after
r,,, h,.,ua.n his p'Arr GaiIinip
tar and twenty Cents. the horses
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
q. w. K cndaIl.

MEMO Ratio AND LIBERAL RE
- publican nominee for Congress. Will
actress the People on the political topics
OF the day at
.tustin""-".-Saturday Evening, Oct'r 20
Belnlont.~..-.Mo Monday " %
Carson City~~W Wednesday L" -
D&Efoh.""~"-Friday Nove'ber l
Virginia city. Saturday " .
J. S.-By mutual agreement c. c
Goodwin, republican nominee for con-
GreSS, Will meet Mr.. Kendall at most Of
the above mentioned places.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-01

for the loss Of her husband, who was kill
ed in the Westfeld explosion, after halt
hours deIiberation, returned the verdict
for the plaintiff in the full amount claim
ed. The jurors expressed their regret al
not being legally empowered TO award
larger amount. This is the first Of 100
cases which are pending against the Com
pany growing out Of the explosion.
Destructive storms Of wind snd rain
were experienced throughout the British
Isles on the night of the 23d. The gale
at times became hurricane. AT London
the rain poured down in torrents, flooding
the lower portion Of the city. The Par
lament building was damaged by water
penetrating the roof in several places, in
turing the decorations and furniture.
A Constantinople dispatch Of the Path
says the cholera had disappeared from
th at city and suburbs.
A London dispatch Of the oath an
nounces that Rothschild, of Paris; Simon
sina. OF Vienna; Thomas Gibbs, of Lon
don; and German house Of st. Peters
burg, were arranging with the French
Government for the immediate payment
of three millions Of francs Of the indem-
nifty due in 1874 Tobacco duties are the
basis Of this operation.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-01
General News Summary.
Washington News

A convention Of delegates representing
the interests Of State Agricultural AMI
Horticultural Societies, Boards Of Agri
culture and Agricultural Colleges Of tn
United States, will meet at the City o.
Washington, on Thursday, the 18th Of
February, to confer upon subjects Of IA
tional interest
The amount refunded to the States fol
expenses in raising volunteers from 1851
to 1872 ia $1,000, go. The balance
claimed on suspended accounts Is -,
OO0, 900.
The President sent the following nom
nations to the Senate on the 22d George
NJ. Radcliffe. Assessor Of Internal Rcve
nue.. Sixth District OF Illinois. Post
nasters-Josiah Smith, Warrensburgh,
Mo. V. p. Wilson, Abeline, Kan. NJ.
A. shaffenburg, United States Marshal
for Colorado Territory James f. Nc
Kanrey, United States Attorney for Ar
IONA.
Under the apportionment bin reported
TO the Senate on the 23d, fJ., l03 is fixed
az the number Of inhabitants necessary
for member Of the House, which gives
222 members N the House, and
by fractions II, and Delaware, Ne
braska. Nevada, and Oregon 4, max
a total Of 243 Representatives. The
States which obtain each one Representa-
rive by fractions are Tennessee, Maine,
Maryland, Ohio, New York, North Car
oIina, Minnesota, West Virginia, Vir-
GINA, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Indiana, Louisiana, Iowa, California and
Georgia. This comparison is made with
The apportionment under the Congress Of
1860.
The following Internal Revenue ap-
monuments were made on the oath As
sistant Assessors-AIcx. Cope, to the
Third District Of Ohio; James W.
Wright, to Nevada Henry Epbraim Nor
gan. to the First District Of Ohio Thomas
s. Howard, to Seventh District Of Ken
lucky; Theodore &. Tracy, to the Fifth
District Of Kentucky Gaugers-Charles
N. Evans, Fifth District Of Tennessee /;
Granville G. Kicks, Sixth District OF Ten
nessee.
The President sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate, on the gath Ed
ward p. Johnson, United States Attorney
for Wyoming Territory Addison G.
Gibbs, United States Attorney for Oregon;
George =. Holcomb, Postmaster, Chilli
cothe, Ohio.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-01

recognize any act of the Legislature, hay-
ing adjourned that body on the Goth
The New York Eysning Nsns, of the
a3d, saws the Grand Jury of the Court
of General Sessions had found an i'm
mense number of indictments. They
found that large quantities of money had
been placed in banks at times to the
credit of certain members Of the ring.
BY the testimony of the bank presidents,
ii was proved that a million was often de-
posted to the account of these members.
In one case 81, 500, go was placed in one
bank to the credit of one Of the ring
men. 1t has been proved that in one day
over six millions were stolen from the
City Treasury.
Mr.. Bergh has failed in his recent at
tempts to stop pigeon shooting as sport,
on the ground of its being cruelty to an
imals." In letter he says he meant no
disrespect TO the pigeon-shooters by his
recent action, and that, as the law IS
against him, he will desist from interfer-
ing with them.
In the Indiana Supreme Court, on
the 23d, on the question as to the con-
stitutionality and validity of an act
passed by the last Legislature for the dis
tribution Of the accumulated Sinking
Fund for educational purposes to
the counties according to popula
ton. the unanimous opinion Of the
Court was declared to be that the law is
valid. and that the Court below erred in
holding it void The opinion was deliv-
cred by Judge Worden.
The Grand Duke Alexis and suite ar
rived at Jefferson City, Mo-, on the 23d,
and were escorted to the Representatives
Hall, where both houses were in joint
session to receive them A great crowd
greeted the party at the depot, and the
Capitol building was thronged with ladies
and gentlemen.
A Mass Convention of Liberal Republi-
cans was held at Jefferson City, Mo, on
the oath. at which resolutions were
adopted in consonance with the so-called
Missouri Policy. A National Convention
was called to meet in Cincinnati on the
first of May.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-01

Gold closed in New York on the Gath
at 100.
In the Maine State Temperance Con
vcntion, on the 18th, report was unani-
mously adopted that the Michigan law,
making the seller Of intoxicating liquors
and the owner Of the building responsible
for damage done by an intoxicated person,
be enacted in that State.
The Hotel at Howe's Cave, near Albany,
N. Y, was burned on the 18Th. Two in
mates, IT, Harebridge and Edward Kelly,
were burned 10 death, and man named
MCGOWAN was SO badly burned that he
could not recover.
A woman followed man named
Thompson into street car at Utica, n.
Y, on the 10Th, and shot at him with a
revolver, the ball passing through his
nose, and striking Mr.. Hall, Of Ogdens-
burg. The ball lodged in the heart OF
the latter, killing him instantly.
A movement has been started in New
York city to secure fund for the cree
ton of statue Of Horace Greeley in
Printing House Square. Three thousand
dollars were raised for this purpose at
the time Of the unwilling of the Franklin
statue.
A rumOr that the Manhattan Savings
Bank, New York city, had failed proves
incorrect. II is said the exhibit OF the
Market Savings Bank, which has failed,
will present evidence of great knavery.
A verdict has been given against the
Knickcrbockcr Life Insurance Company,
in case of policy, of $4,000 upon the
life Of suicide.
Stokes was arraigned to plead to the
charge of numbering Fisk, in the Oyer
and Terminer Court on the oath, but a
postponement was had, owing to the i'll
ness of Judge Ingraham, and an adjourn
mcnt was made.
The recent Republican State Conven'
ton Of Connecticut renominated Governor
Jewell and the rest of the old ticket for
State officers.
The jury in the Wharton case rendered
a verdict Of not guilty, on the oath. Mrs.
Wharton was admitted to bail in 50, DOC
upon an Indictment for attempting to
poison Van Ness.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-01
The West.


A serenadc was given to the Japanese
Embassy in San Francisco on the night
of the 10th, and large crowd assembled.
Prince Imakura made a response to the
greeting, in which he said: ''Thc warmth
Of our reception is unquestionable proof
to us of the friendship of Americans, and
assure you il is more than echoed In the
hearts Of our people. Your expression OF
feeling, when announced to His Imperial
Majesty, will be made known throughout
Japan, and assist in cementing mutual
friendship between our countries, which
it is the wish Of the japanese people
should instantly increase; as by inter
course we get to know each other better
The trial of Alderman Glade, one of
the thirteen Chicago Aldermen indicted
for bribery and corruption in Office, was
concluded on the 10Th, the jury returning
q verdict of guilty.
The IGrand Duke Alexis, Lieutenant
General Sheridan, and their party of buff
falO hunters, reached Denver on the eve
ming of the 18th. The party left east.
ward on the Goth.
A San Francisco dispatch of the 21st
says the Japanese Embassy would leave
for the East on the Both or 3lst Of Janu-
airy.
In the Nebraska Legislature the Senate
came to a deadlock on the 10Th over a
bill donating 10000 acres of land to a
company for the purpose of developing
the salt springs at Lincoln, the vote being
O for and against the bill. After being
in session all night, a recess was taken
for breakfast, and at o a. mr., after much
wrangling, President Hascall declared
the Senate adjourned to December 81, 1872.
Six Senators left the chamber. The re-
naming six pronounced the adjournment
illegal, and ordered the arrest of the Sc
ceding members, They were put under
arrest by the Sergeant-at-Arms, but after
wards released, and departed for their
homes. In the House message was re-
celved from the Governor proroguing the
Legislature. Before it could be read, how
ever, the Speaker declared the House ad-
journcd.
Alderman Glade, of Chicago, con-
victcd Of bribery, has been sentenced to
six months confinement in the county
Jail, and to pay fine of 800.
The following dispatch was received at
Omaha from Lincoln, ON the 22d: "Hil-
ton is elected President of the Senate.
The Office of Governor is declared va
cant, and a resolution for an election for
Governor by joint convention on Wed
nesday has passed the Senate. Send
down company of militia" 1t was re-
ported that Governor james refused to
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-01
Foreign Gossip.

The Emperor Francis Joseph "
tears at the unwilling of the statue OF
brother Macmillan in Vienna
"A Liverpool banker burned up amoli!
some waste paper seven thousand poulD
in Bank of England notes.
"A minister of Scotland, living nsf
Largo, recently refused to baptlze ln
child of man who sold milk on Sunds.
The remains of Columbus, now u
tered in the Havana Cathedral, are 10 "
removed to the new cemetery OF that CITY
which is to be called after him.
NJ Rossel, the executed CommVnnlss
General, passed the last week OF bis l ~
without taking any other food than aiN
tie milk.
Russia is suffering from rather SID.
gular complaint, viz scarcity OF onlCei'
for her regular army. There are 2oo''S
cancies to be filled.
Land under irrigation in Span ss
for $500 per acre, while land lying along
side of it will scarcely bring sou per ati,,
An organized company at Madrid, Win tn .
capital of 81, 500, 600 has reclaimed o. y.
600 acres, and the investments ., .' %
company pay dividends equal to elgn''''
per cent.
The Box and Cox arrangement
quite common in London. Certain ela ~,
attending the theatres every nlgh.L,G;" "a a..
dancers, supes and the mob #@ch LIE T. II
tached to a pantomime-let their peu' -, n
market people, who are just ready w
IN opJ Trn ~ rrorly xrhan the tleauil"
folks come home. 80,
In relation to irrigation in Italy, NO ,hs
said: In Lombardy water is sou " r m
rate of 100000 gallons per season p ;,
acre, equal to a single overf1o" u NM.
inches deep, as follows: absolute r ii IN
chase, about SO per acre ; annual rs Wster
perpetuity, about $3.50 per acre. ,',s i
is also rented by the season, when .n'' I'M,
a surplus, at somewhat lower ra.es 70 he
in such cases the landowner Is llao Irouth,
deprived entirely in times Oh a u,S
when it is most wanted. Inc ~. -.t s,p.
owner or leaseholder must be ii''
piled. o..
When President Theirs was hit Of
Minister of France, he was in inc r r"ot
III WY Imam De-
tionnel. One day the little sta.e es;cal er
came prey to gross typograPll,h,ih;m to
ror. The King sent for him TO asH in
remain at the head of the goveHpamberS
spite of an adverse vote OF the Oh had beer
On the same day a noted burglar h i'p dir
captured and brought before tneJdds' The
struction, whom he grossly insul1ea, tso
Constit,fionnel contained the following had
items about it "After his MaJ.1:k keep
informed M. Theirs of his desire ,a ~ ths
him at the head of the amo1nliedto
Prime Minister, deeply moved s,, t. feel
the King, You rascally old a fsl,G"' I'M
like wrenching your head OIL vesterdsy
burglar, Jenneuse, was captured y in irons
by the gendarmes. He was taken * whom be
before the .juge dinstruction'. V 70 Msjes
had the impudence to say; , lo in Ds
ty, the confidence you rep9Se shall uy
touches my heart extremely. ! eypecta.
my best not to disappoint y your 90. q tns
TONS" The closing tpransposed
two items had OF course been W."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-01
Congressional.

In the Senate, on the 18th, bills were
reported from committees adversely to the wo-
man sufragists, asking to be heard before the Sen
ate; favoraby, subsdzing mail steamship service
to Australia, ria Honolulu; for deepening the st.
Pittsburgh, Pa, a port Of entry and delivery IA
vorably. extending the provisions OF the Artificial
Limb act to all officers above the grade Of Captain,
and an amendment was adopted extending Its pro-
visions to all men In the army and navy, regardless
of rank A bill was introduced to allow women
to vote and hold Office in Territories The Civil
Service Reform question was debated at considera.
BILE length. Mr.. Carpenter denonncing the proposed
scheme as unconstitutional and, In measure, i'm
practicable; Mr.. Trumbun replied TO Mr.. Carpenter,