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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22
MARRIAGE

We have had to report a good many
marriages, lately, and rumOr has 1t
that several more are just now being
seriously contemplated in Carson CITY
and vicinity. We are glad Of it, mas
much as wine, cigars, ETC., generally
accompany such "notices,' and weare
thus substantially and agreeably re
minded of Old, better times, while our
whole sanctum is enlivened by happy
Jokes and merry songs from the typos
who enjoy these glad tidings Justify.
| But there are other reasons why we
feel inlined to eXhOrt young folks to
desert, at their earlies convenience.
the solitude and "single bleSsedness,"
and take the decisive step. 1t Is con
coded by all who have had any exper
fence that a married couple can live
considerably cheaper than one single
person, provided, of course, they en-
| deavor to he economical and not go
beyond their means. In fact, married
life is the only secure basis for wealth
and ipdeDendence, and until vOu settle
down in your own home, Your chances
for getting up in this world are very
slim. For in order to do this we need
to be surrounded by pure, moral m
iuences, and where are they more
easily obtained than at the hearth OF
yonr own domestic circle? BE not
fearful Of imagjnav. dreadful conSe-
Quence~: do not snirk the duties and
RESPONSIBILITIES of fulfilling the FIRST
law of nature. The world owes yon a
! living. and courage, industry and per-
severance will fetch it and plenty be.
sides. And 50 we.sav to al! niarrlaShle
maids and bachelors this: Make up
vonr minds. couraGeously, right away
to marry and settle down.
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CRESCENT SPECTACLES.-ChaS. w;
| Friend has been appointed sole agen-
in Carson City for the celebrated Crest
cent Spectacies. There is nothing to
be 50 much desired as perfect sight.
and perfect sight can only be obtained
hv using perfect spectacIeS, the dith
Guilty of procuring which Is we'll
known. che Crescent Spectacles, so
called from the peculiar construction
of the glass resembling a creScent)
will improve. strengthen ana preserve
the sight. The quality of the material
from which they are made. being OF
remarkable purity. gives them a su-
peri0rity for clearneSS yer all other
ordinary sprctacleS made. The eye Is
too delicate an riga to be tritied with,
and sill people will buy a pair of
cheap imperfect sp~ectacleS thinking
it is economy not knowing that they
are doing themselves an irreparable
injury until it is too late. All genuine
have trade mark on every pair.
SKATING RINK OPENED.-MoOre Il
Parker have opened their skating rink
for the Winter season, where lovers
of pleasure cannot fail to find employ
ment. A lot of new skates have ar
rived, the hall has been provided WITH
a new floor, and all the arrangements
are in keeping with those of a first
class establishment. Frank a Will
be on hand to lend aid to thOsc desir-
ing to learn the art OF using rollers.
Moore & Parker have displayed ener-
gy and contracted expense to cater to
the wants of the community in the way
OF amusement, and deserve a liberal
patronage. Give them a call. Skates.
% cents.
ASSIST nature in her efforts to shake
of a cough or cold, OIL she may revenge
herself by giving up the contest. Re
member that with Hale's Honey OF
Horehound and Tar for an ally, she
will eNtinguish the worst cough in a
few days. ~Cri;tenton's, : 9th Avenue.
Sold by all Druggists. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure in one minute.
K. Fred. Brooks, the well known
and popular dealer in books, station
cry, musical instruments, guns. fish
ing tackle. toys. cigars, tobacco, jew
plrv and fancy goods, has removed 10
MilIard'S store, next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
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LOCAL !hTELLiCEN c
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Remo-Arrives from at ESQ a IN. Closes
for ut $50 p. IN.
V.rxinin-trrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes tor AZ 3:i5 p. IN.
Genoa and Aurorn-ArriveS from at
$50 D.. m. Closes for At go a m.
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PUBLIC SCHoOL.-The public school
is in successful operation. The Pm
cipal. II. II. Howe, has assigned his
assistants their respective depart
ments and the good work goes on.
The number in attendance, we are
not advised of. but Judging from the
many Juveniles vending their way III
that direction. to be large. y snort
time will be required 20 get everything
in perfect working order. the building
being e and not fully ready when
the school opened on Monday last.
If our services are not fully appre
cIated. we shall continue to DO all IN
our power for the cause OF educallon-
CoAL.-H. NJ. N~erington, Superin-
teudent of the Virginia and Iruchee
Railroad, received a dispatch from j.
Corning. superintendent of the Cen
trail Paciic Railroad, as follows: I'VE
snail not be able to give You any Goa
at present. The capaeitv of the mime
Will not be equal to the demand for
railroad purposes for a few days.
Mr.. GerinLton is of the opinion. how
ever, that the deprivation will not lie
long. The mine referred TO Is that OF
the Rocky Mountain Coat Company,
at Evanston. on the c. +. y. X.
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS.
II. y. Grier. Miss Jennie Forest,
James Cato. Miss Julia Summers. II.
Adams and lady, Thomas shaw. w.
J. Masters, II. c. HaIIen. VIM. Patter-
son. L.. A. Carson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rn>en~tock, Dolly and Marcus Ro>en
stock. A. Champagne, anne Berk,
Carson City; E. Mertield, NJ. q. Ell
more, San Francisco.
WAGON ROAD administrations
who have taken stock in the new
Columbus wagon road are requested
to meet at the Court house to morrow
evening, at half past seven o'clock,
for the purpose of taking the neceS
sarv steps for an organization OF the
company.
HARDWARE, ErC.-E. 3. Rail is in
receipt Of a very large stock of stoves,
nails. and a full line of hardware.
HIS stock is now unusually large.
Rail is an Old operator in Carson, in
his line Of business, and needs no
'"tAAAi- ~ -
and purchase of him.
LEFT AGAIN.-Judge CARRIER left on
the train, last night, for san Francisco,
where he will join his family. After
a brief stay in that city. himself and
family will return 10 this city. and for
a time his family will remain here,
while he will return to Phoebe to at
tend to his professional business.
SKATING RINK.-MOOre & Parker's
skating rink VIII be open to night.
Be on hand and participate in the
Eeaithful exercise. The rink will be
open on Saturday afternoon, at >
O'Clock, for the accommodation of
la lies and children.
RErURNED.-Judge CARRIER returned
from Phoebe Yesterday morning.
At er a brief stay in Carson, he Will
return to the former place and resume
the practice Of his profession.
{. ?. LoCoNoTIvE.--The Central
Pacific locomotive borrowed by the
Virginia and Trurkee Railroad Com
rauv. j. now engaged III drawing
freight from Reno to Tie Silver City
switch.
SETTLED WITH THE STATE. THE
Treasurer of Humboldt county. YES
ter ,av. paid to the state Treasurer the
sum of S10.I6S, being on account of
December settlement.
PERsoNAL.-J. P. Jones passed lown
on the train "Wednesday night en-
route to San Francisco.
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NEW YORK City.

NEW YoKK, September at Is re.
ported that Harry Redmond, the broker
who failed last week, has been arrested al
the instance Of John F. Underhill, charg-
with obtaining $500 from the latter under
false pretenses.
John Livingstone, brother OF Di. Liv.
ingstone, has been interviewed at Lis
tOnell, Canada, by correspondent as to
the genuineness Of Livingstone's letter.
He states that he has not the least doubt
that the letter he received was in bis
brothers own handwriting. he explain.
cd the presence Of the curious expires.
sions in the doctors letter by the fact that
the explorer was always fond Of indulg.
Ing In humorous and quaint aayings.
The steamboats, Tiger Lilly and Catlin,
which ply between Harlem and High
bridge, yesterday came In collision. The
smoke stacks and part Of the hurricane
deck were torn of the Tiger Lilly, and
and the smoke and steam escaping so
alarmed the passengers that q panic
nearly occurred. Had the boat been
crowded several lives would have been
sacrificed. Lt7T III
Areport has been received from Lin
den, N. j., that ]. P. Woodruff was muir.
dered early yesterday morning.
Sharkey, the murderer OF Dunn last
night, was arrested this morning.
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Ohio state Fair.

MANSFIELD, o., Sept, 2.-The Esd an.
nual State Fair of Ohio commenced here
to-day, with good prospects Of success.
The departments are filling up finely, par.
ticularly that Of stock, including horses
which has never been equalled In any
previous fair. The following are the en-.
tries so far: Horses, sheep, swine and
poultry departments 900; agricultural
machinery 200; fruits and fruit crops 700;
textile and domestic fabrics S75; mechan-
les and manufacturers $50; fine arts 1875.
The Board resolved to-day to offer an ad.
ditional premium Of $50 on sweepstakes
TOR pacing horses and mares. The re.
ceipts Of the first day are double those Of
the fair at Springfield last year.
The Northern Ohio n. E. Conference
closed to-day. Weather fine.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

"A dispatch from Springfield, III.
says that boiler in SCOTS Mill, 10 miles
from town, exploded Saturday afternoon
instantly killing two of Mr.. Scotrs son!
and severely iDjuring several other per-
sons.
The London Savage Club gave din.
ner to Stanley, Saturday night.
"A fire Sunday destroyed the Niagara
paper mills at Middletown, Ohio. The
property OF Wardlow, Thomas & Co
Loss, $4,000. There was very little
stock in the building. Insurance, $S2,-
900 in the Etn@, Triumph, Andes, two
Hamilton companies and several other
Ohio Companies.
The Republicans of the Pottsvilie
Pa, district yesterday named Jno. W
Killinger for Congress. He Is also The
nominee of the Labor Retormers for The
same position.
The directors OF the Cincinnati
Rockport s. Southwestern Railway or
ganlzed Yesterday at Cincinnati by elect
ing s. s. L'Hommedieu, President; E. II
Sabin, Vice President; 81. q. Tatem, Sec
retary and Treasurer, and L. Q. D ebru-
Ter, Attorney.
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IRIS fair 10 presume that il Democratic
independent candidates affiliated and
voted with the Radical party in the cleo.
iiOl Just over, they will also affiliate with,
and vote with them on the passage OF any
obnoxious or prOscriptive lnw-Gven the
re eenaclmCnt OF the damnable registra.
ton law, which is now SO earnestly de-
manled by the Wheeling INTELLIGENcER
OF Friday, and alike demanded by many
Of the Radical leaders of this county,
RHat PtasGHt Register.
II our Point Pleasant contemporary
Knows what he means, and will be good
enough to define it, when he talks about
the damnablC registration law" we shall
then know whether he is guilty Of telling
IaeITuth when he says VIC demand its re-
enactment. For his information mean
while, We can say that we do not demand
or desire registry which should enforce
and prescription or any discrimination not
required by the Constitution. Precisely
such tests rs your Constitution prescribes,
and 40 Others, We would have a registry
law enforce. These ore applied at the
PoIls' as the law is now-fcebly and i'm
perfectly, Of necessity. We would have
them applied at another time and place,
and by competent board who may be
AoIe 10 examine every case that needs il
with such care and dcliberation as to in
sure a correct and impartial decision
Unfortunately, as We have said, tho in
tense stupidity or knavery that dictated
Tue provision absolutely iorbidding any
registry OF voters, puts 1t out OF the power
Ol the Legislature to provide any remedy
against repetition oil the frauds that uu-
aonotedly occurred all over the State al
'le recent election. There can be nc
adequate remedy till We can get an
amendment to tho Constitution
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Order for Arrest ofDon Carlos.

PARIS, September 2.-orders have been
Issued by President Thiers for the arrest
oI Don Carlos II found on the Spanish
frontier, 1t Is believed Don Carlos, who
Is now thought 10 be in Switzerland, Il
meditating another descent in the north.
ern Spanish provinces. The order Of
Theirs Is believed to be in reference TO the
representations recently made by the
Spanish officials complaining of the sym.
pathy and assistance extended the Carlists
by the inhabitants Of the French border.
oLusERET SENTENCED TO DEATH.
The Communists L. FranCais and Clus.
eret, were sentenced to death by the Court
Martial. '.'...F
PARIS, Sept. 2-The Council Generals
Of Departments, with few exceptions,
have brought their sessions 10 close.
The chairman Of the Council at Aviguo.
men, in his closing address, urged d broad.
er and more liberal application of the
Democratic idea Of the administration Of
affairs, and expressed the hope that the
French republic would become worthy
sister OF the United States Of America.
Pere HyaCinth has written o long letter
to Le Temps, in which he announces and
defends his approaching marriage.
General Ohause has been appointed to
the command OF au army corps, with
headquarters at Louis.
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, September 2.-John Foster
President Of the Atlas National Bank
died yesterday OF apoplexy.
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, of England, Is ex-
pected to visit Brooklyn this fall.
Gen. Dix, who arrived here to-day
from New Hampshire, stated to report
er that he received the letter notifying
him OF his nomination for Governor but q
few days ago, and would shortly reply
there. In regard TO the acceptance of the
nomination. he said he had yet to decide
that point, but possibly should accept
The Germans Of this city celebrated the
anniversary Of the battle Of Sedan to-day
with various festivities. The following
was sent by cable 10 Emperor William
"Landwehrverin OF New York cele-
brates tho glorious day Of Sedan, and
halls William the Victorious.
tSigned] BENNo SPEYER, PreS't"
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BURNING OF THE BIENvILLE
Thlrty.Six Persons Missing.

New YoRK, September IA complete
list ot the passengers OF the steamer Bien-
vile, which was burned at sea, shows that
there were sixty-two, which with the crew
would make about ninety-two persons on
board. or this number there are thirty
six still to be heard from. Seven persons
were drowned when one Of the boats cap
sized on leaving the vessel, and nine more
were drowned in thesurt Of Eleuthera. 1t
is hoped that the thirty-six, who are in
the boat not yet heard from, have been
saved, as there is but little wind and 3
light sea, and the boat is adriit in one OF
the great highways OF commerce, where
It is likely to be picked up
BosToN, September at Is estimated
that the cabin passengers and seventeen
steeragc passengers on the Bienville are
missing, together with number Of the
crew.
The report OF tho loss Of the yacht
DGuntless is q canard.
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CINCINNATI.
The Coming Exposition.

CINCINNATI, September 2.-The Ex.
position will open Wednesday noon. A
y. GOshorn will deliver an address
There will be no other exercises, The
promise of display vastly exceeds that oi
any previous time. The art hall Is open
to contributors and It's walls are covered;
floral hall Is nearly full already; power
hall will have one hundred machines at
work on the opening day; agricultural
hall is also full, and every department is
In better state Of forwardness than ever
at this early period before. The nat.
ursl history department Is nearly ready,
and there is an unusual adornment Of
halls, and the mode Of display by the
exhibitors is very careful and tasteful.
Articles are offered more with regard to
quality than to quantity.
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An Unfortuna,e sportsman.
A Baltimore gentleman's experience |
thus debated in the Commercial.

A Baltimore gentleman's experience Is
thus debated In the Commercial.
On Wednesday last gentleman of this
city, smaTting under the terrible heat Of
the weather, bethought himself of the
pleasant country seat OF q relative residing
10 Hartford County, distant fourteen miles
from Baltimore, and resolved upon pay
ing said relative short visit, and In order
that country life should not become mono-
tonous, he carried with him a fayorite
ioWling'piece, gun celebrated for its
scattering propensihes, In due time the
city gentleman was safely quArtered at the
country seat, and on the second day pro-
posed hunt for squirrels. The PROPOSE
tlon was accepted by the county brother
in.law, and after trudging about two miles
the city sportsman espied what he sup
posed TO be large grey squirrel asleep
upon the limb ot tree. TOtake ann and
fire was but the work Of an instant, and
when the sportsman stopped down TO pick
up his squirrel he was staged by O pecu-
liar blow upon the side Of his nose, and bo.
lore he could regain perpendicular posi-.
lion another stlnging blow upon the left
side OF his nasal. He then discovered that
the supposed squirrel was hornets nest,
the occupants Of which made savage war
upon him, and before he could beat re-
treat his nose and cheek were swollen to
an enormous size. The incident required
the unfortunate BaItimorean TO remain
housed Tor three days, and upon returning
10 Baltimore on Saturday he accounted
for the un1sal size OF his nose by stating
that he had been poisoned by the sting Of
mammoth spider. The country brother
in.lsw gave the true version Of the affair,
and an oyster supper has been agreed
upon as promise that the story shall not
reach the ears OF friends Of the hornet.nest
sportsman,
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GlnGtstelligetftr:

,.,,,-rE since the city made aeon
~, M 6IIlug the Jefferson street chasm
u's' ". condition ,n OF the agreement being
,s,, yD, ,be contractor might take dirt from
,Ss S,a' hIlJ,t the head Of Washington street
Ths NJ, work hos been in progress some time,
nd ,II IN lsklug dirt from the hill the con-
,,,c,o, has unearthed q fine vein Of coal
.,dpow We hear that this gentleman, as
'rniDp that this coal belongs TO him, Is
mining and selling 1t at q rate that must
hs having him very handsomely. oi
cosr,e the coal like the dirt and stones
.lougs to the city, and the con.
,nc,Or has no right to q pound
If either except for the purpose oi
n, contract, viz: to make the fill in Jei-
pr,ou street. If he chooses to use the
co,l for filling he might claim the right
n do 50, though we presume he is linn
i,e1 TO The privilege Of dirt and stones;
mi ,onlne this coal and sell II, as he is
rnor,ed to be doing, is simply to appro.
Dris,e the property Of the city without
warrant or permission. Next winter
,be city will be buying coal for the
Door a, heavy expense; which might be
.omewhs, reduced by stopping the pres
ept dCpredation at the head Of Washing.
Ton street.
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ARKANSAS.


LITTLE Rock, September e.-Serious
troubles have again broken out In Pope
county. On Saturday evening County
Clerk Hickox, Sheriff Dodson and Deputy
Sheriff Williams were engaged In remoy.
ing the county records from the latter
to place that would be safer for them,
Alter loading the wagon 1t was started
out Of town, soon alter Hickox, Dodson
and Williams mounted their horses and
started after II, after gong about 100 yards
beyond the public square, while passing
an old shop, they were fred upon BY a
party hid in the shop, and Hickox killed
dead. Williams horse was wounded, but
he and Dodson escaped unhurt. A coro-
ners jury was Immediately summoned BY
Allan Brown, q Justice OF the Peace, and
an inquest held over tho body. About
the close Of the inquest; while the Justice
was putting away bis papers, the same
parties who shot Hlckox tired upon The
Justice, mortally woundIng him. he was
still alive last evening, but no hopes were
entertained Of his recovery. Dodson and
Williams arrived in the city this evening
TO report to the Governor. It Is thought
on all sides that martial law will be de-
clared In the county at once.
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AGtar in Court Room al UnIon.

(From tho Monroe ReGISter,)
On Tuesday afternoon, difficulty oc.
CURED in the court room, between Mai.
Cyrus Newlin and James F. Patton, both
members oi the bar, the latter assistant Of
the States Attorney. A case Of violation
OF the liquor laws was under prosecution,
Maj. NCwlin being counsel for the de.
fence. In the course Of his pleading he
took occasion to remark that discrimi.
nation was made against small offenders,
which provoked Patton's ire 10 such hn
extent that he made violent assault on
Newlin, striking him with a heavy glass
inkstand, and cutting him deeply on the
left eyebrow and nose, bespattering his
lace and dress with ink and blood, and
staining the dress Of several bystanders,
Newlin, In defence, drew Derringer and
attempted to fire, but fortunately the cap
merely exploded, as the priming had been
lost, and its supply neglected The par.
ties were then separated and the excite
ment subsided. His Honor, Judge Nc.
Whorter, promptly rebuked the disorder,
and both parties apologized to the Court.
The Grand Jury, then in session, took
cognizance Of the matter, and they have,
we suppose, provided for process ofproper
punishment.
A young man, named Lowry, member
Of the Summers county bar, was present
at the time, and was observed 10 offer q
pistol TO Patton. lie was promptly pre-
sented to the Grand Jury, by whom his
case will be properly disposed Of
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TIE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS Of tho De-
claration OF Independence and Of Wash
ington's commission, now in the U. s. Pa
tent Office, at Washington, D. c., arc said
to be rapidly fading out, so that in q few
years only the naked parchments will re-
main. Already nearly all the signatures
attached 10 the Declaration of Indepeu-
dence are entirely etIaced. Surprise has
been expressed that no effort has been
made by the U. s. Government to save
these documents, as It Is understood thai
the British Museum Is constantly restoring
old manuscripts to their original condIe
tion.
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TEXAS.
The Inquiry into the Mexican Dep.
relations. .Lsf

Inc Inquiry into the Mexican Dep
relations. ,LsF
BROWNSVILLE, September s.--Tht
Mires valley stock raisers, who have been
giving important Information before the
Border Commission, lett yesterday. Fears
are entertained that they will be attacked
by Mexican outlaws, conspiracy TO that
effect having been discovered. The az.
gregate claims before the Commis.
sion is reported to be over $SOO0OOO.
The general opinion Is that the searching
investigation has been made Of the
troubles on the lower Rio Grande, and
satisfaction Is expressed at the general
results. Anxiety exists among Texans
to learn the proposed line Of action Of
the United States Government regarding
these claims. Commissioners left to-day
Tor Rio Grande city by steamer, TO make
personal examination Of the localities Of
the cattle depredations and further ofic.
ial inquiry. an
Gen. Cartina issued circular addressed
to the people Of both frontiers, denying
the completely In the cattle thefts and ap.
pealing to their general good opinion. lie
charges Gen. Palacios, recently comman.
der Of Matamoras, with making unbound.
cd reports on his conduct and Is very in.
dignsnt toward Gen. McCOok and the
U. 8. Consol at MatamOrGs for their ei-
orts to procure his dismissal from com.
mand OF the line Of Rio Brave.