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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

RI GnEEs = WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and b as.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW FURNITURE,
TThRPETs. OIL CLOTHS, &c, a., AT AUC-
a On FRIDAY. the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock a.
we s shall sell at the Furniture store, No
" reefs north, the uSeis .; etI's N fn aPS
TUKE, contained in said Store, to the highest
30 Rep and Hair Cloth ParIor Sui es. consis.
ID Re o. Tesen Iete Castor and SIDE Chairs
80 Painted Wood and marbletop Cottage
Walnut Walnut %s,dsss. an. md Gsss,
Walnut N T. deboards and Hat Trees.
Painted Bedstsads, Dressing Bureaus and Wash.
Cane seat Chairs ar d Rockers.
Tables. Carpets, Oil Clio hs and Window Shades
Mattresses. Blankets, Comforts, &C.. &c.
e attend the above sale as the whole stock will be
% 81 aIha to- f
Terms cash. Store for rent -
8-n IRep.&Pat.l ""AAN " .Anctioneer,.
RY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
Auenon es and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Office Buildings.
oE ZEE Two
MlkR0R, sUPERIGR BOOK CASE AND SEQ,
AER
WfSpoW FHRTAEs kSTsGE Sp EEAT bNfNG
TABLE AND CHAIRS, FRENCH CHINA DIN
TEk R AMP hHn TEA III ssERRvIGEs FIVE 0GGAE-
MEkTs, BUsTS AND FIGURES, SILVER
Plated casT0Rs: SPOONS AND FORKS,
GHR0MOs, SUPERIOR TOILET WARE.
GOOkING STOVE, KITCHEN REQUISITES.
a enFR!DAY MORNING, February 9. 1872
1Esk sss for wnSm
tnext door to the Metropolitan Hotel, the
above mentioned articles.
Terms cash.
f6-dts LATIMER CLEARY Aurts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

GoLDHA HILL:
This Popular FAMILY IL0UR in store and fos
An other gr9des rsntly end Extra Flour.
BALED HAY and STRAW.
W. II. GAIT 3 co.,
oeclkd Indiana avenue nd LIST street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

aELnDOLDp eKHUIMD PRRPARArIoHa.
nssabtshsl uvwara a twenty ysan. Rrspar,l ;,
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INDIAN DEPREDATtoNs.

49,
some time since we published the law passed
by Con gress ut its last session. providing fol
me payment Of persons who have suffered bs
Indian depredations. There IS SO many in
qaiflss made AS to what the law is, that we
repuDlish the same. Geo. s. Coleman. At-
tofney at Law, has received copies Of the
loims from The Interior Department. The
law IS as follows:
Fiat It shall be the duty of the Secretary
OF the Interior to prepare and cause to be
published such rules and regulations as he
may deem necessary or proper, prescribing
the manner presenting claims arising un-
der existing laws or treaty stlpulations, for
compensation for dcpreaations committed nv
tIls Indians, and the degree and Character of
the evidence necessary to support such
Claims; ne shall carefully investigate all such
claims as may be presented, subject to the
fuics and regulations prepared by him, and
'epoft 70 Congress, at each session thereof,
me nature, character. and amount Of such
;lalms. whether allawed ~ i,iln OF not, and
lie evidence upon which his action was
BASED: Hopided, That no payment on ac-
cunt OF said claim shall be made without
pecliic appropriation therefor by Congress-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07

THE New Northwest in speaking Of the
Editor of this paper. uses the following lam
guage: IF lidsiays dollar OF taxes any
where except an over valuation oil what ilis
hat goes OH. We do him Injustice Of conjec-
ture." Then NE are at a loss to know what
this had to do with the controversy be-
tween the COURIER and Northwest, bnt We
have paid more taxes in Msntana chat CAPT. /
Mills ever did or ever will. The last year OF
our residence in Montana, the sum Of three
hundred Was paid by the writer in Madison
county, as taxes, territorial county and city,
We have, also, paid,tax+s in the States on more
property than Capt. Mills ever owned or will
eyer own. The fling is as contemplate as
she utterer. The whole article in reference
% useould cnianate only frem u low mind
aid d corrupt taste. Capt. Mills would new
er to the face of the Editor Of this paper use
snch language. iVe have tried tile courage Of
this blsekgnafI before and know he is only
brave at the safe distance Of one hundred and
sixty miles. "ie know that this style is
adopted to escape tire force Of facts. Beaten
i'll fair argument aud convicted OF incorrect
statements, tho Northwest resorts 10 billings
gate. the usual weapon Of those nj Lo cannot
maintain their position by fair discussion.
We dismiss the sub jet and leave the North
west in its igIoMiny.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07

,IHE Independents has failed to read care
ftAly what has been said in the COURIER in
reference to the terms OF members elected
last August. The ststement in this paper
~ regard % that point was mistake. but
we were led into the error BY Mr.. CIagett
we thought Congress had provided for the
term OF members Of the House. making II
TWO years to correspond with bienniel ses-
slons, but Mr.. Clagett stated to tile commit
tee on Territories that Congress did not
change the lime members had to serve when
the law referred to was passed. The mis-
take could have been ascertained in 4 mo-
ment by referring to the statutes, but no one
doubted the accuracy of a gentleman SO well
informed as DIR. Clagett. True. in the last
CoUIER the statement was again made. but it
was a republication ola former article. and
u dld not occur to lis to strike that portion
out. The Mentanian had previously set as
flkilt on that point. and the Independent also
2 correct, and gives the law its it is, and we
stand corrected.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07
Steam H'hreshers !.
The best in the valley, which have
Proved Highly satisfactory
Te those employing them.
/. II r. w. MEADOW 81 RO
ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, !,
~ Bozeman Montana.
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

~. \. Bozeman Montana.
THO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
TAKE NOTICE.
That q petition of the citizens of Elk Grove pre-
cnct was presented to the Board Of Commission ers
of Gaflatin county, at their September fern 1879
for county read, COMMENCING at the S w corner
OF the 5 u quarter of section, 2, township south
Eof range east; thence running west on the south
line of said section to the W corner OF section
IN said township and range; thence north on the
section line to inersect the present Helena road at
or near the N corner of section 3d. township !
sonth, of range east -
Also one other Of the citizens of said precinct for
o county road, commencing at the N corner of
sec Ion s township south, Of range casts the ace
running west on the section line to the West Gala
tin river.
Also one Of the aitizen of said precinct for
county road, commencing at The NE corner of Sec
ton ., township south, of range east; thence
running west on the township line to the West Cal
latin river. ..ss.sss 8 !
Also one of the citizens of same precinct for 4
West Galatin river near the w corner Of fine
w quarter OF the quarter of section IA town
ship SOUTH of range east; thence east to the T.
corner OF the n quarter of the quarter OF sec
ton ID, s0Wnshsp south, of range east, thence
to the T. corner of said section IL: thence east
inteTsect the Bozeman and Virginia City road at the
corner of section l6, township south, of range
5 east.
Also one OF the citizens 81 West Gallatin precinct
commencing at Nelson's Crossing on the West Gal
latin river, thence running the most direct and
practicable route to Hamilton.
All persons objecfing to the granting Of any of
said petitions are requested to appear at my office
III BoZeman, Montana, on the first Monday In
December, 1872. and show cause if any they have
or can, Why said petit 10 rs any of them should
not be granted ARCH GRAHAM, Clerk
az 8
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07

enfneky. It II quite natural We
Z siaitia he warm friends, but no
Two men WHO We're 50 intimate were ever
more y, lndepeilaent iii their action than mi.
pilck and John z. Bruce. Col. Black has
been az ardent Republican for the last ten
years Bruce has been a Democrat for the
sa,ne peflod, On almost all other questions
potIi 81 us dlIilsr. and on the recent railroad
movement, Col. Black does not aurse s', Win
US, but is better pleased with the position
81 the two Deer Lodge papers than with
mat entertained by tile CouRIER. The re-
marx Of the NORTH Past may be smart. bit
y y wholly mistaken as to our relations.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07
MEETING OF THE s.E..sE
TEEIE.

{ AS to the proper time fora meeting Of The
legislature, we adhere 70 tie suggestions
made IN former artidIr, urging s.s early
assemblage OF that body, When the appra-
. pfiailon Is made by Congress for tie e~pen-
>''s tiiefeof. Al the Coming session OF Con
sfess the usual appropriation Of $40. 900 las
to DC made, and as this IS tile sIorr sess;,n
that bin will BIZ. law BY the lst OF Jan,,arv
and II Tile Delegates would decide 10 MAKE
me effort proposed in this paper to raise The
! appiopflation TO $4,000, tile meeting OF the
! Legislature viii not cost the taxpayers ono
Gen. inr pay Of mcnbers and contingent ~
penses We hope that GOV. Potts VIII not
convene Iiie Legislature IN extra session
uhtll a fair trial has been mads for the in
creased compensation. We think it would
DC better for Congress to change the time of
meeting and lctthe session be a rcglar one
so that there shall De no other session, or he
Legislature I'LL after another election. Fly
ira sessions are unpopular both with the neo-
PIE and Congress. The bill might provide
iof the meeting OF tile Montana Legislative
on the "a Monday in January, 1872. and after
NAT on the first Monday in December. 1874.
ana every two Years thereafter. This would
secure meeting in the same year that mem
bers are elected and our Legislature Affairs
would correspond with the other States and
1rfri1ofles, who almost Invariably meet III
the same Year that the election is held. There
may DC an exception to this rule IN one ~
two u the States, but they generally assem- I
PIG, III not less than six months after thr !
election. As it now stands in Montana II +
scan interval OF almost eighteen months be- I L
wecn tie election and meeting OF the Leeis- Ec
afurc. IL is important that the present con- s
iition should be changed, and think tile
700 sense OF Congress will put the Territory
7 good Working condition, SO far Us tie Leo
siatiye department. is concerned, # is easy Il
2 avoid extra compensation" to members s
nd by concert OF action and proper sf.ta- Ia
lent Of The facts, a sum sufficient to Id auav y
'i'l all excuse for it will be appropriated "
Congress, ifadvocated and demanded with =
trnestness and sfath. Notwithstanding nast g
ohtroVersies, we Still entertain the belief y
lat our Delegate will DO his duty IL -the 81
femises His influence .isz not inferior to 1e
" Delegate iii Congress, and is one las Gu
MED his capacity. tn
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07
Thanksgiving proclamation.

1, benjamin F Potts, Governor of Montana Ter
ritory, do recommend to the people of Montana
Territory, that they religiosly set apart and OBJ
serve Thursday, November asth, A. y. 1872, as a
day OF Thanksgiving and Prayer to Almighty God
for BIS manifold blessings enjoyed by us during
the year now approaching itsclos'.
In witness whereof, | have hereusto set my hand
and carsed the great seal of Montana Terri
tory to beaidxe,t. Done ct Virginia City, sthe
Capital Of said Territory, The year of our
ord one thousand light hundred and seventy
TWO, ana Of the dependence Of the United
States, the ninety -sesenth.
By the Governor
JAMES e.. CALLAwAY, Secretary.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, October IL.
By tie President Of the United States of Anse1-
aca, proclamation
WHEREAS. The revolution Of another wear
has again brought the time when il is usual
to look back upon the past and publicly
thank the Almighty for His mercies and His
blessings; and, whereas. if any one people
has more occasion than another for such
thankfulness, it is the citizens of the United
States, whose government is their creature.
subject to their behests; who have reserved
to themselves ample civil and religious tree
dom and equality before the law; who, dur
ing the last twelve months have enjoyed ex-
#emption from any grievances or general
calamity: and TO Wflnm prosperity in agri-
culture, manufacture and commerce has
been youchsafed.
Therefore, by these, considerations, rec
Commend that on IafHfseas, the twenty
eighth day OF November next, the people
meet in their respective houses of worship
and there make Acknowledgements to God
for His kindness and bounty.
II In witness whereof, hereunto set nv
hand and cause the seal Of the United States
to be affixed. Done AZ the City Of Washing
ton, this eleventh day OF October, in the year
OF our Lord. eighteen hundred and seventy
two, and the Independence of the United
States the ninety-scvcnth
us. GRANT.
By the President.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF State.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07
ELECTION NE.ys.

Up 70 the hour OF gong 10 press (,Yedpes-
Jay evening", We have RECEIVED y, N
i ,esafa 20 ite Presidential election. whis..
.oos place Tuesday. Wesl,all sire.ill f6e
news n fast y received hy telegraph, IL th..
'orm or extras and hope rs ltssrni>l orr road
ers with M ezra this f,rcnnto,;an.y
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DR.. THos. REEcE, M. X. e, s.,
LONDON.
PHYSICIAN &c SURGEON.
once, Librarr Building, Main street,
HELENA, M. T.


hR. REECE begs to return thanks to his patre
- torihe liberal support he has RECEIVED durin
ths lsst three years, aud to inform the publIcgene
ally et the gratifying success with which he D.
treated his patients, many of whom had beea 81
ering for years without any relief, but who are nc
ment. y ca
~ r., would further state that his experience
mas enabled him to distinguish those diseases which
are peculiar to this Territory, and will in future de-
vote his attention to their treatment feeling CONT
Dent Of his ability to recommend the best and mes
iaodefa prsctiee adopted By the European and
;sspecs attention will be given to Rheumatism
i,iies, Unframed Eyes, Syphilis, IN all its forms
0onorrhts, elect, Spsrmatorrhaa and all other
es ~ ELECTS arising from sucn diseases
numerous testimonials may be seeMa 1T the Dr g
Office, together with such convincing proofs that
VIII satisfy the most skeptical of his success and
ne hopes that By strict attention and straigbttor
Wafa conduct to merit a trial from the suffering
FREE, CHARGES STRICTLY
MUDERATE
N B.-Drs keece will prescribe for the deserving
poor frse of charge, between the hours of ga m
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07
N H w GOOD g.

We beg to inform the public thas we are
now receiving daily additions to our stock of
Dress Goods. Millinery, Flannels, Domes-
tics, Shoes etc, all Of the latest style. and are
Offering them to the trade ut small margin
above cost and carriage.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07

PATRICK A. Largely. Esq, OF Virginia
City. has been appointed BIS the President1
Commissioner to the Centennial AiInirer-
aafy 70 be held N Phiadflphia IN 1916. rice
Judge Henry u. Warren, removed from thu
Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07

Only eighteen thousand ComtnU.iisfs re-
main to- be shot. With due ecanenlE t|ssse
should keep the French army i'll rifle prac-
tice for at least two year.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07
Boots and Shoes.
Legal Notice.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
BDzeman, Montana
IN obedience to an order of the Board of County
4 Commissioners WEthfn and for Gallatn county,
Montana Territory, made on the third day of the
September adjourned session of said Board, and ON
the 18th day OF September, 1872, hereby give no
ce that said order is made calling in all outstand
bonded; the said Indebtedness to be presented to
the Treasurer OF said connty BY the first Monday
in December, 1877. Bonds given IN lieu thereof,
payable within seven years, with coupons attached
payable semi-annually for ten per cent. per annilm
interest.
In witness of which, herennto afdx the
seal of said county, at Office in Bozeman,
{ - September 18th, 1874.
( SEAL ARCH GRAHAM
: ~ County Clerk
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07

.isl..an are someN hat noted for their seoIIn,
YES, ana just before our Territorial eIaa
Ini, lhey made bet OH the chances 81 n J
glnls anu Clagett's election, the ter,n :. : :
/ > llleH were i Maginnis was defeated ~.
mad the privilege Of abusing RI,
IL IN every public place that he M.
ILL, uullhg The congressional term, and vie
u - course tie Democrat won and tie
ny "a5 re ulaae the fur fly yesterday. from the
.llle q hls radical friend when they met :
town was fearful. - ~ =
i, ~. 3; LoEBgR. We are indebted to Mr.
~, a,dellcks ior the following particulars 81
ieieg pa last evening: s
e l.oeber was drowned last Sunday while
uiisihg some cattle across the MissouIa river
near Horce Plains. The BODY was recovered ), 4
: ne e.s Gay and inferred at Horse Plains. Fred
noepef. OF Pioneer, has gone there after the
for iDternent. s''s>.s13s0 49, '1ouf ~ =
q CIiARGE TO KEEPI HAyE.-A. j. SIM
mons red children took their danarf,,ra
Yesterday Tor their wigwanas on the Missouri
], An escort Of company OF cavalry from
Fort Shaw :, viii accompany them as far as
:, VI browning. and guard the sealps of the
4 4 o1on sioux chiefs from their ancient fne.
the Mountain Crows and tl,er tribes soG +,
I 'io' - oes ~
no FOR MoNTANA's GREAT RACE FOR j.
PURSE 1s OF $1,000 900 in 30 year bonds, bearing
pei cent. interest. as a purse to be giyen,
g the winning railroad. Race to be RIM s Mn IL
1854, free TO all. Broad or narrow canoe
90 as you please. Rules barred. Starfing
. IT Y. T; G. z. Or n. r. Outcome. Helena
!. Application to enter will be answered
ylth full particulars by addressing same "a
n nnxs -
ma NJ. L. = = = iiei-
inside track. ss'usso mas
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07
ADNINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of William Francis,
Deceased.
NJ Office is h-reby given, that on the 18th day of
IN September, a. Dr. 1871, Letters Of Administra
Now, therefore, MI persons having claims against
said estate ase required exhibit them to for
allowance within one year from this date or they
may be preelutied froli any benefit of said estate
and If s claims notexhibited within two years
they will be for ever barred. 49, :.
b. Nj. BLOOD,
admir- Of estate oil VIM. Francis, Deceased
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VOX POpITII

SPLENDID CLEAN UP.--A man who has
ocsil az work the past season for the French
company, on French bar, on Yesterday
informed In II US, that the company cleansed
Up thelr flume on Saturday after run Of
o,te mohtfl, and realized the SING sum of
fifteen thousand dollars in eold dust Pratt,
good months work. The ground of tho
French company adioins Mr. Frank Taylor,s
claims, on that bar, who has also been verv
successful III lis operations this season.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07

The Pacific Coast Rsviev, (San Francisco
having received inquiries as to the probable
ity OF the Union Pacific being snow bloeka-
ded this winter, gives it as its belief that
there is less danger Of snow blockade this
winter between Omaha and San Francisco,
than between Chicago and New York. Tie
u. z. Company are not only snow shedding
and fencing, but are elevating the track sew
eral feet III places where the drifts have been
worst. 1t is not improbable that there will
be uninterrupted travel this winter.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07


MISSOURI Jrsr-Mr. JAS Halforl. letter
sz = aiqptaJalls missouri Jl.
NY. r GfGord of par berg on last Thurs
would fill many an interesting chapter. but
as Jim once PLAYED it on lis in a way we
dispise,' we don't intend to give him the
benefit OF biography. Inbusiness. he is the
clear-headed, sharp, thrifty tradesman:
among the ladies', Beau Brunlnel. and
among the b'hoys brick can make more
noise at the polls or horse-race than 4
Walla Walla pack-tIain, and always gets Oh
the winning side; is as retioent as an oyster
when he chooses to be, and as musical lis a
calliope when he turns loose on his pet
themes. In short-Jim is a tip-top fellow.
good business man, and is narrow guage''
all over. lie only tarried few hours, and
didn't tell us whether he came over to sell
.'FloWeree whisky or to see how the Madi-
sonians felt on subsidy" Come again ana
stay longer.-( Montanian.
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New York, November Al,


A Washington special says the office of In
dian Commissioners SO strongly urged upon
ASSISTANT Secretary Cowan by the Pres ident,
Secretary Deiano, the Peace Commissioners
the Young Mems Christian Association and
| the Methodist Conference, that it is thought
he viii feel bound to withdraw his refusal
and except the Office.
Gen. Sherman will submit no extended re-
port On the army this year. During the year to
come ne may have all opportunity to supply
some OF the ideas packed up in observations
of foreign establishments.
AUGUSTA, Maine, November 8,
The first SHOW of the season fell this even
ing and continued for nearly an hour The
Thermometer stood four degrees above the
fEezing point.
ST. Louis, November 3.
VIM. Mcpherson died last night. He had
been resident here for thirty-tilree years,
and was wealthy and prominent citizen.
NEW YORK, October 81,
The burned steamship Missouri was valued
at s2oo, 900: insurance 100000. The cargo
was estimated at $3.50, 600.
Washington special says there. are we'll
founded rnmors that Columbus Delauo will
succeed Boutwell, as Secretary ofthe Treasury
IN case OF Grants reelection.
NEW YoRs, November l.
The Jury in the Hall trial disagreed aud
were discharged.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

NEW YoKK. October 1.-The regis
iraIi0n in Philadelphia this year is
I62 l6S The vote of that city last year
was l12.5lt. the total registration IN
New York last year WAS l52.592- These
figures throw some light on the con
fidence of the Cameron ring" about
carrying Pennsylvania.
1t would appear from the above that
stupendous system Of importing
voters has been reSorted to for the
purpose Of carrying Pennsylvania.
The item appears amoug the telegraph
ic dispatches to the Missouri Repub
lican.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

The total valuation of the State of
New York is 81 .6f1 ,37S, ,il0 real estate,
and S4f7.24s, ,o35 personal: total, S.
OSS. .627, ,445. The valuation of The city of
New York, as fixed by the State Board
of Assessors, was 500. .306.ilG real and
$506. 1920 personal. The State Board
of Equa !izatiOn have reduced the real
estate valuation to S.34,S66, 10, making
the total equalized valuation Sl,oH,-
253. .633.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

The forthcoming report of the Post
master General will ask for the follow
ing appropriations from Congress: For
compensation t" Postinasters, s5,70o,-
600: for clerks i'm Postoifices, 5000
900; for pay Of letter carriers. 81 ,60o,-
600; for wrapping paper, $4,000: for
twine, SSS 900; for making and rating
stamps, ST.. 600; for compensation to
blank agents and assistants, $4,000;
for letter balances, 100000; for fuel,
SI30, 900; for lights, 81 500; for station
ery and miscellaneous expenses.
ST. 900: total. Sti .0f6, COO The amount
appropriated by Congress for this pnr-
pose for the present year was SlO,35S,-
500. This increase is noticeable in all
branches OF the department, which
are growing larger daily.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE

U,HE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION FOR THE
General Election to he held on tuesday, No
vembor s. 1872, are now open at my Office, and
will remain opon until MONDAY, October Il,
1872. at s o'clock p. M Of that day.
KICH'D X. PARKINSON,
Ex.Oficio Registry Agent for Carson Prscinee,
Ormsby County. seH-"