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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOB FgRNIsHIsG AND DRIy
tus;ns,,s oa,, t fSs PILES p.s g.
9th street and virginia avenue,
p,o,o. wAsH !, d. O.; Oct 9Th. lsi.
TsE srn &c ei rso or n5 TINS
ls12 for furnishing and driving at the site Of the
Pile observation-disclosures Sein the found alton OF said
building Proposals will also be received for driv.
iab the
Marysnd avenue Proposals must STATE price per
pc seen 4 the once and any infor@ssiOn given
ny Joseph WOOD; Engineer, to whom all proposals
BIDDERS must be prepared to begin the work imme.
diately upon the letting Of the work and prosecute
it vigorously until completed
ocs d.ls Vice President and General p Man.s::r
pBOPOsALs FOB SUBSISTENCE STORES.
Cyfee Post and Depot omnsissary Of Subsisfencs,l
Sealed Proposals In plicate will be received At
NcSe%beT and peo.mber, ss s n sSd Jsnusay sSd
February. 1873 for the following stores
sosg salt H0m
=. Amount required each month, quality, and condi
ocl,5t G. BELL, C. s., U.s.A.
PROPOSALS FOB FUEL.
Clerks oecs, House OF Representatives,. q. S.,
s MAsHINGIoN, ID. o., October 3, lisa. {
Ssalsd Proposals will be reoeiyed at thi. Office
for furnishing Fuel fer the House of Representa-
tiyes. rs follows, TO Wit
thoroughly screened and free from dirt.
70 cords dry Oak Wood, sawed in two piece.
100 cords best Bakers Pine WOOD. liz 'a'es p''0e'
The whole to be delivered into the vaults Of the
within two Ks alter ihs siening Of the contract
fees OF Inspection 70 be paid by the contractor.
accuracy Of weights snd measurements without ad.
ditlOp S,. cost iS q the eontracscr:
unknown, unless accompanied by q written guar
s ant signed by some IespOnsbls person known to
ance Of the bid the, necessary. contrsct will be
entered into BY the bidder on being no,itiet; and
snce OF the contract
oc4-eotd Clerk House Of Representative, u. 3.
l. TIoNAL MILITARY CEMHTERIEs.
WAR DEPARrNxNr,
QuAkTkRMAsrsR GENERALS OFFICE,
Proposals. are invited for marking the graves in
to the
stone, ry and .es It the he'd o. the
grave In each national military Cemetery.
.s b s q: SsS: . ~
foE single cemetery;
All proposals recstys e BY the Qunrternestsr Cen
ia noon. q he o ses q de
seai, W:.hi1F,sn, e y psssss,os q elsdsr.. s1a
bidder a. soon = com srison Of the samIsss and
prices can Be- ecppiettds Irovided the samDass ere
All samples should b d0tfDctly 0Arksd In og11e 10
Lists of the cemctsries VIII the nsnbsr Of grsyes
p each, together With fall inSormatioa = 20 eoudi
ss: Z sss i 4. "a = s. ::s
Warrington, ID. o.
Enyelopes, oonfnininG proposals. 20 b inhorsed
" Proposals for heaAsSosss Tor nstioal nilissry
eemstsfi:s" ed sddrSsssd 10 Tie 9ssEtsrnsssG
S Seasfsrs.tee Sefsi Ssv,t ~: os..
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STEAMBOAT LINES,

NEW EXPREss LINE VA CANAL
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
WASHINGTON q GEoR6ET0WE, d. 6.
Sailing day from Pier ., North whAryee, Phnss
g SthxS WEDNESDAY and SAT sFA
From SO Water street, George -fsks<z.zzIA
town, ID. o.. TUESDAY and SATURDAY, n 10
. m. HYDE, Agent for ID OF q,
Agents:-F. A. BEID, Alexandria Va; VIZ p
CLYDE CO., philadelphia, Pa. IN
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nY BATIMER & CLEARY.
- AuCtloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna enue and 18th street
Star Office Buildings
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS "a TO 95, IN
SQUARE 20s, BETWEEN lITH AND I3rB
AMP AND x STREETS.
81 by virtue Gf Il deed of trust dated the i'h
September, l67l; and recorded in liber 664. folio
-Yi. one II the lard records fer the District of
Columbia, he Undersigned will sell, on he promises,
- the highes bidder, lots uuuOt red from u 20 95
10th inclusye III begs and PIaI.. 8 subdivision o!
square 23- according 10 the plat thereof the sale 20
iase Pla'e TT clock in the afternoon. TIL URS-
DAY, O.tOber 10 1872.
The term. of sale One fourth cash, (of which
GO on each lot sold must te paid AT the time Of sale
and the re sdue In equal sums IL g. L. And Is tbs
win interest al ceCt. psr annum, payable semi
annually. III the terms are not CGnpI ie3 ith with
in I'VE DAYS after the day of sale, the trustee
serve the right to resell TIE property, or anv par
thereof, for cash. ten days public notice, at the
fish and cost Of the purchaser in default. All Con.
yeyagcing at the cost of the purchaser.
RI AH 6sG HYDE, Trustees.
fel926,oc9,10 LATIMER d CLEARY, Aucts.
re- TIE ABOVE Sale Is HEREBY POST
PUHED until MONDAY, October 81, lS2 BY
orc'r # the TIu-tees
cell LATIMER & CLEABY. Aucts
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hH GREEN & WILLIAMS, Arctioueers
- Northwest corner 10th and street


FGk sHW IMS E2sn E EsH
Nv; *. AT Mo ACTION
n nm S We .ha Ho .s f. front
~. Of the premises, four new two-stery Frame
u lot ha shT3 s'f nsns ,d1
mig back 100 feet to iOfoo. alley, liz square 49,
Of cy rs %
y bssis tbs property. which vii make It very de
r Obtain sS parties d''f
Terms $50 cash: balance in s, L., lS, "a 30 and
per and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold. All conveyanciDg at cost of purchs-
down on eRFk hSu' % VIII AM Aucs.
Try GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 1o0l, northwest corner 10Th and SIS.
BLACK WALNUT PARLoR SUITE. UPHoL.
sdfk w u SEEEN KEPs sAIR Ghora
T1 TOE G Ws;EH7 TARLE; HAZE SL4TH L5TS
s6sRn saFs E SSGaRhsEEsSsSGss mARss s TaP
SoTT AGE EgREiTURE; NAH bE6sTEAB,
TOP MATIKhSsKs; FEATHER fILL0Ws
cGSk sToXk AID ASP 2sHEs
a or On TT q I,,o1t the 18th day Of oo.css.
m No 1a6 9Th street: b:tsssn Q and i stSoss:
tcS ID GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY LATIMER & OLEAHY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penna avenue and nth street,
Star Office building.
T BUST nR n SALEoF yALLgABLE SQUARE OF
SQUARE No. 237, LYING BETWEEN THfR
WHsT Ayb Sf AMI 5SgFEEETyR sos sFFkslrs
G;:3 date the Nth day OF August, A D. ISL. and
- recorded in Lker No; 657 At folio Is, OF the
request Of tho parties secured thereby, we shall sell
the lst day Of October, A. D 1872 at Az O'Clock D.
Ard thirty seven, t2S7J according to the plat Of
WAS hinGton city.
The square has front Of SIS s-l2 feet on and U
west AID upon the street front there are now ten
Unfinished Brick DIV sll1ng houses five now under
roof. and five built mp to the second story The
Of capitalists is especially dir ected 10 this sale: the
title, which the Undersigned will convey, being alb
soiutey perfect The indebtedness for which this
sale now advertised is s65 0 SO, with Interest at
Per cent from August II, 1871, subject to credit Of
Terms: One fifth cash, of which 81 roo must be
OF said cash within five days after the ae the other
Tour hfths of the base money In equal
at one two, three ard four years with interest at
the rate Of seven per centrum per anpum, said in
terest to be payable semi annually All conveyan-
cling at the cost OF the purchaser If these terms OF
81 deposit to be foI fi,sd and the property viii
BE- resod at tha ri SIX and Of the defsuting pur
chaser, up IN five days notice of such resale being
JOIN JOIN A. Ha HMfEf s Trustees,
se25-dts LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts.
~BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES INTER.
est-d the above sale is postponed until TUESDAY,
me Isth of october, Instant, at the hour and
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WEDNESDAY, October IS, 1872, By order II the
trustee. VIM. y. HOtTZ NAN. Trustee :
ociO LATIMER 4 CLEARY Aurts
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 1873 Seventh street, between g and h
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING, WITH FRAME ADDITION, NO
412 STREEF SOUTHEAST, ND ALSO A
FRAME DWELLING WEST OF THE SAME,
AT AUCTION
<. by virtue OF q deed of trust to Us. dated No
Ia. vember IL, l372, and duly recorded ia III @
&A629 folio 4f3. enc of the land records of Wash
iDgtOn, ID. C.. We will sell. at public auction, in
front OF ihe premises, on MONDAY, October 4 ;,
iS2 az $50 o'clock n, part of lot 2, in square
81, IN the lily of Washington, D. C.. beginning for
the same at point On South street feet east Of
the southwest corner of said lot. thence north 81
Tee thence east p feet7 inches thence uh - feet
thence east feet, thence suth 20 feet, thence
5z:tet Z" place O beginning, together with The i'm
prov emtiit- thereon.
Terms Will be made known on the day 0f sale SlOJ
down when the property i struck of If the terms
OF sale are rot compiled with wis hin days after
sale the perty be resoid ut the ri- aud cost
OF 'fe dtfantius paTcoaser. Stsmps and convey an
cling at the purchaser s cost.
GhShGs u " E :AE3E,,r trrusteas.
CS3 lNf2Ehs
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiousers
NJ No. 1904 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.

RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucuoueers,
NJ No. 1904 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
CFaNCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
CGUkIN UF WASHINGTON. IN THE DIS.
TfItT OF COLUMBIA. tOg W d O. MIR
DuCh J. ABOVE GkURGEToWE
SH4 By yirtus Of a decree passed by The Supreme
80 Court Of ,he District OF Columbia. in equity
william d. G. MurdoCk ct al, will sell st public
auction II front If the premises, on MONDAY,
Oc;obtI lith, l672. at 3 O'Clock III .lotsI.2 3 4.
. 9, 10, IL II Is, II, Is Is, IL, Is lSt 30, % 49,
~, q. p. %, and :, Of Cur sUbiit Ision of a
par OF tract Of iand Wing and beips ia the county
Fin, bdshp, st. Philip, and Jscob, aud Be survey
CD Jacob.
zach Of the above lots cons from six to nineteen
aCres.
This lspi e siuated on two roads Ie ding into the
ID road aud by these roads TO Georgetown and
EcO-getCTn. The new road about to be made by
tie Board Of Public Works will bring this prOparty
n och nearer to Georgetown
be land 10 Of good quality, and part of ii wood
agricultural purposes, and is IN very healthy To-
cation.
Terms Of sale: One SIKH cash, aud the balance in
thirty equal monthly payments, with crest at the
rate often per cent um per aunum from day of sale,
With security to The satisfaction of the Receivers,
sud lien retained on the properly sold: the pur-
chase money can he paid in cash upon shorter
time than as Aforesaid, at same rate Of interest
deposit Of 80 will be quei of the purchaser at
tine OF sale convey ancing and stamps at cost
Of PUychas.r. Plts of the property will be exhib-
tied AZ the time OF sale
Milf s snSslsfhE Receivers.
GRgEN WILLIAMS,
SEES dads Rep SPat Auctioneers.
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S1o1E.
For OONCRETl, sIItAs sizes sssd.
Tor McADAM, 81 fks sizes Of Hard Ssoss yseSsyss
for Base aRd 1nypins
HARD BELGIAN BLOCKS 10 ssav sssy sqxs1
NoStA RseU Bsses0a.
We are falso prepared 10 furnish any amount
STONE, selected from ave different Quarrfe0,
every variety Of size and shape, suitable for FOtA
PATTON lQQTINGS, WALLS, BRIDGn ant
J. =. ZU6 CO..
apl2Am 950S street vest, d CsnsI.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

PUBLIC LANDs.-The Commission
er of the Land Office has made pub
lie the following statement of the
land grants made to the several States
and Railroad Companies, under the
system inaugurated in 1852 Missis-
sippi, 2,062. 24O acres; Florida, q
800, III Illinois, 2,59SO52 Mis-
souri, 1885, 160; Oregon, $500, 900;
California, 1920, 900; Alabama, g.
129, 120 Arkansas. 4.S04. ST. ; Mich
igan, 1881. Sol Louisiana, 5,51S,
720: Wisconsin. 5,77S,350; Iowa,
6,526, 797: Kansas. $50, 600 and
Minnesota. 9,1S3. 403-makinga total
of 81 1925, 100 acres. The Pacific
railroads received grants of LIS, 3d.
lG6 acres, so that 216, 200, 1896 acres
have been given by Congress for
building railroads. From theabove,
however. must be subtracted $40
264 acres which have reverted to the
government, leaving a total of 207,-
400, OBJ acres.
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A dispatch from San Francisco

A dispatch from San Francisco
says that thesteamer Colorado brings
official dispatches from the City of
Mexico to February 26, butnoletters
or papers of a later date than Feb
ruary ]. Dispatches from Guada-
~lajara, via Colima, sent by steamer
M~anzanillo, confirm the reports re-
celved via the Rio Grande, of the
total rout of the insurgents in Zaca-
tecas and vicinity by the Government
troops under Genato Guerra. The
Revolutionists. with 9,000men, were
completely routed at Lagos by Gen
eral Ochoa, losing their artillery,
arms ard supplies of every kind.
Just before the dispatch was sent
another said that this was the last
formidable force of the Revolution
lists in the field after the defeat at
Zacatecas.
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Governor Graft Brown, in re-

Governor Graft Brown, in re-
Spouse to a serenade given him a
few days since. said that attempts
had been made to refute the idea
that the Liberal Republican Ma
tional Convention to convene In Gin
cinnati, May 9Th, is to be an earnest
and deliberate movement. He
wished to assure his friends that Re
publicans will be in attendance at
the convention from every State in
the Union, as he already had guaran-
tees to that effect; that it viii be one
Of the largest assemblages that has
ever convened IN the country. and
with as much representative ability
as any one recently held; and when
it is assembled it will mean work
and action. 1t Will take such steps
as will present before the American
people candidates for President and
Vice President that viii test to the
utmost all the sinews of all the office
holders N tiIis land.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
Wendell Phillips has been deliv-

Wendell Phillips has been deliv-
ering a lecture in Philadelphia. In
speaking of Thomas \. Scott, the
great railroad king, he said:
Your great fellow citizen, whom
some ir~revereGtly call Tom. Scott,
IS at the head of company con
trolling $3.50, 900, 900. He places
one hand on the Atlantic and the
other on the Pacific; his influence
extends from Saginaw to Mobile.
and when he walks eastward from
the Golden Gate, the wind of his
coat-tails topples over a State Legis-
ture at every stride"
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There are said to be amovement of
protest among the lean people against
the injustice ofthe railways and other
public conveyances charging them
the same rateasfat people. Baggage,
they say, is carried by weight, and
why should not passengers be? 1t is
also thought that a rule of sort, put
ting sort OF tax upon obesity. would
induce temperance and moderation in
eating. This. however. is an evident
fallacy, since it Is known that the lean
and gaunt men are the greatest ca I.
ers. But rightly understood, this is
an additional argument for discrim-
ination in the railway charges in favor
Of the lean kind. If they have to pay
more for food than the fat, they ought
to get a compromising reduction in
fare.
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IELEGRAPHIC

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The fol.
towing appointments as Cadets at
large to the United States Military
Academy have just been announced
by the President: w. Farnsworth
Wilcox. Sol of General O. b. VIII
cox; William Holabird. son of Lieu
tenant Colonel ). =. Holabird.
Quartermaster, L. S. A; Frederick
ii. French, Sol of Lieutenant Col.
w ii. French, U. S. A; james Jack
son OF Indiana, son of of Brigadier
General Jackson, U. S. V, who was
killed IN battle at Perryville;
George X. Hunter of Ohio, son of
Lieutenant Colonel Hunter of Ohio
Volunteers; Thomas Rodman of
Rhode Island, son of General Isaac
L. Rodman, L. 5. v, killed at An
tletam; Stephen kearny Rodford,
son of Rear Admiral Rodford, L. :.
N; 2. l.. Jenkins, son of Rear Ad-
miral Jenkins, I. $. n; Herbert z.
Ihayer of California, and James
Bryant, a soldier in the general
mounted service of the army.
These appointees will be adj
mitted to the Military Academy in
the Summer of 1873, the appoint
ments fer 1872 having been made a
year ago.
Parties from Utah are preparing a
case to submit to a special COM
mi tee of both Houses. They argue
that the admission of Utah AS a State
Is the only way to solve the Nor
mon difficulty, and at the same time
prevent further trouble to the Gov
eminent.
BUFFALO. March 20.-The oldest
navigators say they never knew of so
much ice in Lake Erie, with so little
snow. For nearly 50 miles ont the
ice measures three feet six inches in
thickness. Teams are crossing at
never known before.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

The New York Times Washington
correspondent states that some new
revelations connected with the Cuban
insurrection has changed the spirit
of the Administration towards Spain,
and has made the situation between
Spain. and the United States more
critical than ever.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
A movement ison foot in Eng

A movement ison foot in Eng
land, in the Established Church, ia.
voring the licensing of laymen as
lay readers, with authority to act in
any parish to which they may be in
vited by the clergyman in charge.
1t is believed .he ordination of
churchmen as deacons, without re-
quiring them to abandon their
worldly business is a measure ur-
called for in the. present con-
Of the church.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

SEPARATION. In Massachusetts
the number of females in the State
Prison is quite large, and the Prison
Commissioners recommend the crea
ion of a branch neal Boston for their
exclusive occupancy The estimated
cost of a suitable building IS 5000
600. 1t is a terrible commentary
upon orr civilization when a State
with less than Il million and a half
Of inhabitants requires a building
capable of accommodating three
hundred inmates of the weaker sex.
condemned to incarceration in a
State Penitentiary for the high
grades of crime. Nevada is better
OFF in this respect than any of her
sister States, and WE hope she may
ever maintain her pre-eminence In
the freedom of heF daughters from
the debasement of vice and crime.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

, The N~icaraguans + discussing
the liabilities of the United States
for the depredations of the flibustcrs
under Walker. They assert that
the principle is the same as that
which our Government urges in the
settlement OF the Alabama claims.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD.-The
surveys and estimates for the
proposed narrow gauge railroad of
the Eureka Consolidated are now
being made. Mr.. Smith, an engi-
neer from San Francisco. is in charge
of the work and expresses great faith
in its feasibility and ultimate sue
cess in a financial point of view
Eureka Sentinel.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

1t seems probable that the, United
States Will not be represented in the
scientific expeditions hat all the rest
Of the civilized world is preparing
to send out to observe the transit of
Venus III 1874. Congress has too
much to attend to in mundane affairs
to give the matter favorable consid-
grafton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

North Germany has at lea disposal
all army Of 1000, 900, France will
soon have SOC, 900, Austria has more
than 600 1000, and in a few years,
Russia will have 1000, 900. The en-,
tire loss OF Germany in the recent
campaign is said to have been $780,
900 men.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

A correspondent of the Memphis
Appeal says of Judge Davis. that he
has a broad and catholic feeling for
the whole people, a reverence for
the law, and a desire to see the Con
stitution recommitted. to the respect
and honor of the people.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

Wendell Phillips has been inter
viewed, and he thinks that Grant
knows nothing but military matters
and San Domingo, that he only
wants a reelection and another mil
lion, AMI that bis chances are
Jwindling.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

4 dispatch, dated Los Angeles,
March 20. says;
Arrivals from Arizona report
passing 200 miners on their way to
Wallapal District. There are now
1,2O0 miners in this new district.
Lumber is $40 per II ; -four, So
per hundred; bacon 40 cents per
pound.
General Crook, since starting for
Tonic Pass, has enlisted and armed,
at Beal's Springs, 100 Wallapai In
dams to 60 after the Apaches.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

Ole Bull has purchased a brown
stone front in Franklin square near
the ST. James hotel, in Boston, where
he will make his home and gather
his household gods about him.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

The Governor of Kansas has ap-
proved of Il Act providing that per-
sons convicted of murder shall be
imprisoned one year before being
hanged, and that the death penalty
shall only be executed upon the war
rant of the Governor.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

The widow of Major General Hal
leck has purchased a house at Fari-
bault, Mimi, where she will hereafter
take up her residence.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

New PArER.-ArrangemeAts have
been made to take "a printing press
and material for a first class indie
pendent paper to Schellburn, White
Pine county. The first number will
be issued between the middle of
April and the first of May Reese
River Reveille.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

For several years eight hours have
constituted 4 days work in New lea
land. About the commencement Ct
this year some of the Government
Agents attempted to increase the
time to nine hours but the move
ment has been bitterly opposed by
the workingmen. On the 9th of
January last the workmen hada very
exciting meeting in Auckland for
the purpose of taking steps for sus-
tanning the eight-hour system. The
arguments were in favor of the short
day, aud to leave wages to be regu-
lated by demand and supply.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

Forty years ago nearly the whole
Of Ohio vas a dense forest !; now a
resolution is introduced in the Ohio
Legislature to encourage the cultiva-
aop of forests.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

The oldest newspaper in the world
is published in Pekin it is a weekly,
printed on silk, and is said to have
been commenced more than 1000
years ago.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

Another stage load of the striking
miners of Grass Valley left that place
on Sunday last for Eastern Nevada.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

TA1EN

TROM THE PENROD HOUSE, ON
I 18th instant, a DARK BROWN OvERCOAT,
b und rouid the edge with tape. In one Of the
was q MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing
papers Of valne to no one but the owner. ANY
person finding said book will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it 1t the Psnrod House.
L. LINCOLN.
CarsOn City, March 20, 1872. mar2l-1m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

CALIFORNIA Stanislaus county
has about 457 900 acres in grain, and
San joaquin about 40, 900 acres.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

The New Orleans Republican
thinks Olive Logan has the finest
head Of hair or the contingent.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

The Grass Valley Union, of the
18th instant, contains the following;
The day of strikes against the
use of giant powder has at length
come to an end. At a meeting of the
Miners Union on Friday evening
last, after a review OF the situation,
a resolution was passed. of which the
following is an official copy:
GRASS VALLEY, March Is.
The Miners Union, at an adj
journed meeting. held last evening,
resolved that it no niger obligates
its members to avoid the use OF giant
powder. W. Z. REED, Pres't."
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

A new submarine cable has been
Laid to Victoria, and Geographic
communication re-established.