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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09
PRESENTATION.

Andy Wright, OF Wednesday even,
ms. received by the 6 O'Clock train
from Virginia, TWO pictures from
Young America Engine Company No.
=, of Virginia city, sent to Curry En-
CINE Co. Of this city, as a testimonial Of
regard Tor like favor A meeting of
Carry Company was called forthwith
for the purpose of receiving the
pictures. j. Mart Reese. President of
Curry Engine Co. WAS appointed to
act for Young America Engine Co.
and make the pre>entation, which he
did in a fitting manner, concluding
with a neat speech. in which he spoke
OF the changes III the fire departments
on this r'atSi; the doing away with
hand engines in different localities
aIa the substitution of steam, by
which uIean~ the fiery element is held
more completely under control. He
spoke of Young America being the
;ITSt steamer Introduced into the STATE
OF Nevada, Of the benefit she will
likely he To Virginia city. and eulo-
IrZei in terms of Praise of the Virginia
FIRE Department in general, As only
one can who has been a tiIe !addie all
the days of hi- life. The pictures are
very neat ones. one being "A photo
graph of Young Americas steamer
standing ON & street. virginia city,
near 10 tie engine house. The other
represents five characters of the pro-
Ue>>ion Of last Fourth of July. in Nir !
GINA city. bv friends of Young Amer
lea No. =. and are As follows: "MO>e."
bv George Corveil; ''Lize,'' by Lille
SchoIl; Wa>hIngton.' by Mark
ltequa; ''Godde>s of Liberty" by
ihoeba SvInors: Fire Queen,' by
'iussie Scott. The pictures constitute
\ very handsome present. and the
donors will y he held in kindly re-
membrance by Curry Engine Co.
No. >. of Carson City. After the pres
cniation on Wednesday evening a key
If beer was tapped and other "deIica-
cies' rough INTO play, and the COM
latny enjoyed themselves for time
IL drinking and toa>tiug their friends,
Al hOtne and abroad.
Tong life TO Young America"
Her friends both near n far:
Ma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES memory ever shine,
As the sil"ery morning star.
success to the Goddess OF Liberty"
Her allies, "Lizc- and Nose"
May Fire Queens future be as bright
As the blush OF a full blown rose.
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TAKE WARMING

1NHE '. Il T. +. X. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of thei,
trains: and they take this method of warning pa.
rents and guardians against the dangers ATTENDING
tla to" Common practice "f children playing about
LueIr cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible t.
PERSUADE boys. WnO frequent the terInini and stop.
piLg places Of The read from climbing upon the
Ears and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures if these
anuoyances are continued. Recent accidepts>
which are wholly ascribable to the carelessness OF
persons i'll jumping on and off the cars when in
~.nofion. should be warning enough in themselves
H. NJ. YERINGTON, Superintendent.
August Is, 1870. II
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The San Joaquin Republican of
the Sd, says: The amount of wheat
arriving in Stockton by teams is daily
on the increase, aggregating 800 or
400 tons.
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U. 8. CiPc utt Court,


P~resent-JuDsrs FIELD AND HrLLYER.
The following business was transac-
ted in this Court yesterday:
j. w. Haines, plaintiff, vs. VIM.
Sharon ct ais, defendants. Verdict for
defendants.
III. G. Maynard, administrator, VS..
Crown Point G.. Il S. NJ. Co. Dismissed
without prejudice.
Court adjourned until the 10Th in
slant.
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DAVIS Il GILLsoS'S STORE. - This
firm comes ont today in a handsome
column advertisement, in which is
mentioned a few Of the many article.
Tor sale at their mammoth establish
meut, corner of Carson and Sixth
streets. The amOunt of business done
iy this firm is astonishing. and did we
not know that MeSsrS. Davis & ellison
are Shrewd, practical business men, it
would be an impo>sibIIity to believe
they did so large a trade Attending
strictly to business. buying only for
cash and in such large quantities, they
are able to offer goods as cheap As any
house in the State. The firm have a
branch store at Spooner'> Station, near
Lake BIgler. under the supervision of
BUCK Davis, that controls The trade OF
that locality and il d source of revenue
TO the firm of no mean order. Persons
desiring to purchase can save money
hv calling on PAWS 4 ellison. and as
they have such IA large trade their
goods are all freshly i'm ported, and
are arriving every day. Farmers and
others from the I'M will find it to
their advantage to call at their store,
and may be sure of meeting kind and
Eentleinanlv clerks to wait on them.
STATE Treasury. - The following
figures show the transactions in the
State T~reasurer's office for the month
of July:
COIN. CURiCY.
Balance July lSt-...-S $50 50 s4.757 46
Add receipts lor July. l3,stl - 6e,52i IS
Sll3,572 70 sos, 259 "a
Deduct currency sold ii,S5i 40
slls,572 $50, 4O4 "a
Add coin reahzed.--- 39,533 IA
Sl53 ,N95 81 so. fa1 "a
Dcduct diSb'S. for July IL ,065 As 6,l50 co.
Bal. on hand Aug lst.. S25,029 Sc sl4,22 Isl 81
ARTICLES RECovEREp.-We are in t
formed by William II. Corbett, of this 6
city, that several articles of clothing |
which had been missing for about a '
year, b property of Mrs. Corlett and I
other ladies then boarding in the Cor Q
lett House. were found in the trunk l
owned by the oma who was con |
ricted of having stolen Mrs. Taylor'S
watch and chain. Upon questioning =.
her she confessed tot having taken the Il
articles, and returned them to, the e
owners. +
U. S. BRANCH MINT.-About eight !;
thousand ounces of mixed bullion,
gold and silver, was received at the
Mint yesterday, for reiniag a
and assay. Ift
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LOCAL INTELLICENCE
UNITED STATES MAILS,

Rero-Arrives from at $50 a m. Closes
Cor ut $50 p. m
r,rgini.-Arrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes Tor at S-45 p. IN.
Genoa and Aurnra-Arrives from at
oGo y. m. Closes for at $50 a.. M.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

coRBsrr HousR-coRBErT DRcTHERs, PRoPRIEroEs
T A Haskell, Gold Hill S Hrawley. Virginia
Z A Murphy, Al P o'ey.
j W Rank, DR. A MarrJtte, City
G A Fowler, Lake Bigler A ii Davis,
Joe Noys, A Craig,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16


Suppose the people of PensyIva-
MA had been subjected to the same
treatment which the people Of the
Southern States have suffered
whit would have been our conduct?
Suppose Lee had won at Gettysburg
and the North had boon conquered
instead of being vlctoriou sup
pose peace to have been made on
such terms as Grant accorded at
AppomattoX Court Housc-sup-
pose the rebel eongYcss had then
proceeded To piss laws vioativc OF
the cartel OF surrender-supposn
that every prominent man and Il
majority of property holders in the
state had been disfranchised~sup
pose tho least honorable men in the
southern states had then swarmen
over the border, seized upon all the
Offices by tho votes of the ubble,
and proceeded TO plumber Us as the
people of Louisiana or South Car
olina have been plundercd-what
would we have thought? What
would we have done? Docs any
man need to be told? Does not his
heart give instant answer? Why
even tho non combatamts of Lancus
ter county would have risen up in
arms. Carcasscs would have dan
glcd. from trees by quiet country
roadsides, and the lamp posts of our
cities would all have had nooses dc
pending frem them. IF we had
been pressed down by tho strong
arm Of military power our opprcs-
sors swonld have held an insecure
tenure upon life. They would have
fallen by the wayside and in tot
the-way places by unknown agen-
cios, and, on the breasts of their
corpscs would have been found
pinned words of warning to fiving
tyrants. If those who were given
rule over US were of an inferior race
and had once been slaveS to us our
desperation would have been great
er us our Indignation would nave
been more intense. Can We won.
der then that skere have been in
stances Of lawlessncss in the south?
1sitsnot strange that any carpet
Dagger has lived 10 continue the
gigantic robberics in which the
wrctches are engagcd?--Lancaster
(Pd0 Intelligencer.
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sso', '.s s.-,,. Va. ,~sm aob.

Prom fim Tine Clio we oddod IN.
~ ofey ven ~ tho Southern stairs
inNwf,Ugn under Iladicul fhlb. As
spJn ~ VI WIS nfnidtiiiccI Nnt hose
WHO ~yTo fasro slaves yesterday
would No cutIrJtdd with nll tho
MISUNDERSTANDING, n hordeUf'po
lltical vVh'morapts, who could Tfcvcr
hope f6 krrfcrmcnt ut lfctac, left
INC 'nsithcrn MATES aud Wont into
the soeth TN' the express and sok
purpose NJ using thc tcgro voters
aIs toois for tho accomplishment of
tho most rascal!y purposes The
congressional plan Demonstration
rcNnS te have been f.umcd and
patched up Eem time 70 rrt~e, with
tho direct iawhiioA of aiding she
carpet baggcrs in their nciaI''@as
designs. With capable white ~tcn
eS.lu-Acl from holding Office, WIN
*aul,ituGcs of tann dobnrrct Firttn
vo.irg, the harpies who descended
upon the south had things all their
own way. BY putting themselves
upon u social equality with the nc
groes they managed TO control
The ri6frakss sarrcs which were
,tigriYicti WA t'rt nnmc ofetuctionS;
and thus, by the tssest means did
the thioving wretchcs manage To
crawl into gubcrnatorial chairs and
TO fill legislative halls Then tho
plnpdcri'g began, and no device
i,r hcecing de'enscless states which
c0uld be devised by INSCRIPTIONS
cupidity was left nntricd. Not only
was every dollar stolen which could
DO wrung from n defensc'csS people
by oppressive taxation, but the
states were plugged into an abyss
of indebtedness Ifom which itscems
to be impossible ihat some Of them
should ever escape.
A congressional committee has
boon compelled, at last, to show up
some of tho Outrages committed up
on the people Of tho South by the
villains who have sought public pc.
sition for tho purpose of plumber
ing n people under tho sanction OF
Infamous laws. According to the
report made by Radical congress-
lnen, in addition to all that was
raised by an oppressive system of
taxation, the following additions
have been made to the debt Of the
States named, by greedy carpet.bag
gers and rapacious scalawags: Pres
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
A Word About Proof Reading

Every column of a newspaper
contains from ten to twenty thou
sand distinct pieces of metal, at cor.
ding to che size of the paper and
thcype. The displacement of a
sasSle ono makes an error. Is il
any wonder that errors occur? In
the large Offices PROFESSIONALS proof
readers are KEEP. whose practiced
eyes, passing twice over every line
of roof, detect most of the errors
a boy also kept for that purpose at
the same time reading the copy
rloUsk ~
Stilfhisfakcs are frequently oc-
curing, after coming Mon4 such
hands, and probably no newspaper
or book ever was yet published
without errors that might be dc.
tectedT byh The merest novice. In
book pointing it is estimated that
proof reading costs half ms much as
eompaSiGon.s4ln country Offices,
tho editers has generally to. be his
OKLA brwaaal printer, book keeper
and almost everything else, and il
the same care had to- be exercised
that is deemed indispensable on the
best city sheets, the country news-
paperlcould not be Published at all,
becansc Of the expense UerelaRd
Pinfiag Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

Col. Geo. Williamson returned
from Washington and New York
on the steamer Texas, and brings
cheerful accounts of the railroad
prospects. He is satisre fir m
all he could learn Of the character
of the two men that the change in
the Presidency of the Texas Pacif.
/. was ibrtrnate one for the in
terests of the road. Mr.. Scott.
though not as wealthy as Mr.. Rob-
erts, controls a vast deal more cap
ita', viii he is wonderfully ener-
getie and thoroughly a practical
railroad man. There is every rca-
son 10 believe that he will push for
ward the road rapidly, for its CON-
pletion seems to be nocessary 20
the PERFECTION of tho grand net
work of roads which he has in view.
The indications, too, are that under
the same management the road to
Memphis will be built in a reasonn-
bly, short period Of timc.-HarshaH
Tins.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
Southern Character,

The 50 ,thcrn people are emf
ncntly conservative. They are not
easily led to extremes in politics.
religion, social customs, or modes
of action. ~ ey do not readily
take up with the transccndcntal
style of thought which is nantes
ted in higher law doctrines. spirit
uaIism, wotnan's rights, or commu-
nistic funeral procession South
ern society is elevated. refined, har-
moniols, compact 1t is not the
coarse, loose, uncultivated insecure
thing which its ignorant: onimies
have 50 often delighted 10 represent
it
We speak, Of course, of what is
undcrs TODD universally in all COM
munitics, of the real timber of So
cicty. that by which a people
should rightly be Judged. In this
! aspect che Southern people may
weFf rest satisfied in comparison
Win otucT etSliOus VI UuT country.
They may rot, indeed, have nd
vanced so far, if it be desirable to
DO so, in many of the arts of liv-
ing, as have those of tho moe
Northern ATTITUDES; for many of
these very arts, while presenting
an the attractions of q splendidiy
superficial civilization, arc but the
whited scpulchcrs which conceal
the rtttenness within.
But in that refinement and cult
walton whfh is born of honesty Of
character and goodness of heart
the genuine Southcrner has no su
periors and but few equals.
Frank, opcn h earted and gener
Gus. honest by instinct and educa.
ton, he is as constant and true in
his friendship rs he is earnest and
oltspokcn in his enmities.
Such people are not given to
misrepresentation Of themselves in
The eyes of Others They are east.
y and snicRly known, and arc rea.
iy to respond 30 similar sentiments
n others The South, ". Y.
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f25:tdc |
SrATE OLE TEXAS,

U7nE STATE OF TEXAS, |
COUNTY OF DALJks.
Tie STATE Of TEXAS, to tie Sheiif Of Dallas
County Greeting:
WHEREAS, John c Mccoy, of Jackson
County, Missouri, has filed in the Clerk 5
Office of the District Court of Dallas coun-
~, Texas, his petition, affidavit and bond
as required by law, praying for II writ Of
attachment against the lands situated in
the county of Dallas and State Texas, de
scribed in said petition as the property of
Virginia Grimes aud Alexander f.'Gr!mes,
her husband, non residents OF The State Of
Texas, and also praying that on the final
hearing Of said cause for judgment
against tie said Virginia Crimes and
Alexander Grimes, her husband. for Sew
enteen Hundred dollars, together with le-
cal interest thereon, and fer costs, and al
so for decree Of the Court that said
lands be sold, or so much thereof as may
be necessary TO satisfy said juie menL aud.
for all general and special relief
You are, therefore, hereby commanded
10 summon by publication IN he Da LIS
HERALD, for four successive tEceks.ihc
said Virginia Grimes and Alexander I
Grimes, her husband, to be and appear al
the Courthouse, in the city Of Dallas, "a
the county Of Dallas and State OF fexas.
ON the first Monday in June, 1872, then
aud there to answer the petition Of s,ii
John C. Mccoy, 30 filed against them as
aforesaid Aud have you thca aud .io'e
this writ, together with your return there
on ss the law directs.
Witness my hand s. Clc,k nf SAID Dis
- uict Court Of fa,l5s counfy. to-
SEAL Agether with the seai 81 said Court
NT0OJihereon impressed, this the 18th
IN ~ 1 IN Lass
r26:4T Clk d. CT. D Co, Texas
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ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE
AMERICAN CONSERyATORIES on MUSIC,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
The most severe test a Piano
can receive iS constant use
I'm a Conservatory.
Read the FOIlOWing:

1t affords me much pleasure to give you,
in these few lines, very sincere tesimo
NAL for the Piano Fortes of your manu-
fncture. We have now used the "PAyENr
ARIoN PIANOS in ohr Cbn5efVAtStieS for
n year, and have had fair opportunity OF
testing their durability during that time.
The Pianos have been played upon almost
constantly, from morning ill night, and n
Piano must indeed be good one when it
will bear such constant use without show
ing signs of detection. AS for remaining
in tune, it outrivaIs any Piano known to
me.
Their peculiar sweetness of tone in the
treble, las compared TO other Parcs Win
the ordinary metal agraffe arrangement,
is so striking that | have had pupils re-
mark, while taking their lessons. that al
though they had Mt home what they sup
posed to be one Of the best makes of Pianos,
still the treble was very wiry-toned COM
pared with the " ARIoN.'
What makes them still more desirable
is their uniform volume of tone, Which
enables the artist to perform composition
in its true character.
In total, | can conscientiously endorse
all that is claimed by the ARION PIANO.
FORTE COMPANY for their superb instru-
ments, as consider them superior to any
other make.
Congratulating.-you upon the great suc-
cess you have obtained in the manufacture
of SO perfect an instrument, | remain,
Yours, very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER,
Director.
New York, September Sd, 1879.
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DR.. RADW AVS
Perfect Purgative Pills,

perfectly tastecss, elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge regulate, purify, cleanse aud strengthen. -
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PLkxTiNG.-0n the Rrazos bot.
tom farms are being pushed for
ward~at with unusual vigor this
year. As. an evidence of it there
are few planters seen about town
nowadays The negroes are gen.
orally ct work, their absence from
town embraces the entire week, ex-
cept Saturdays which day they re-
vera and keep to themselves, like
nnssipHm akin eating dewn Casters
reveresce Ter the glorions Fourth.
-FafTs CgsEty NerRry.
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rARDnEw & CO., FL Park Row,

For 50 YEAR.
Devoted to the material interests of the Southern
Stated, and laboring Tor the development of all
their wonderful resources, by encouraging immi-
giation aud giving full and reliable Informal ion
concerning every part of the South.
THE nth
has met The cordial approval and support of all the
Soul bern state Governments. immigration Bureaus,
Agricultural Societies and leading citizens gener-
afTT. " gives information of the Railroads, Manu-
features, Colleges, Societies. Cities, Commerce, Ag
ricultnre, Finance, News Markets, Minerals, Trade
lin fact everything all over tie South.
Thousands of copies are every week distributed
through this country, North and South, and IN
Il rope.
To make II especially valuable to every business
man aud household In the South we la depart
rtents each week giving iull reviews Oft maike
and quotations Of stocks and produce, aud also mat
ters Of Interest o every hqnsekeepor.
Every southern man sannld give II his support,
Every other man that wants to know Huything
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II is an unsurpassed medium Tor advertising all
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Subscribe tor at ouee and induce many more
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BmItHS rsts SieI.itu Haiirond.

Alta m6iing ofthe Board of Aldermen, of the city cf
Dallas, held the Goth day of Feb 1872, it was order
I'd that an election he held on Monday and Tuesday,
the 25th and 18th days of March, 1872, at The Mayors
Office in The city OF Dailas, TO take vote of the cit
zens of said city on proposition TO take one huAdred
thousau nd dollars stock in the Dallas and Wichita
Railroad, to be paid In Bonds, with coupons attach
cd, bearing ten per cent. Interest, and payable in
twenty years, to aid in the construction Of said Rail
way spd that Harvey Shepherd, f. II Kendall and
We founff, be aud they are serehy appointed
Managers 10 h,d SAID election, and that the make
their rSturh 10 this Co"ncil ON tho 2sih day of
March, 1872.
Said Bonds noe to he issued nor bear interest un.
til the road Is tobNphted through Dallas county, and
not until equivalent in stock, the face vne OF
said Bonds Is issued and delivered TO the Mayor Of
Dallas. - .
In pursuance of the ordt r Ofsail Board, have or
dere he RI gisrar for Dallas county % register The
qualified voters of the city OF Dallas required by
law aud his Special Registration Notice accompa'
MES this communication.
HENRY S. ERyAY, mayor.
T15tdo1 Civ OF Dallas 4 N.ts.
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Railways READY RELIEF


WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
tNfLAMMATI0N on THE BLADDER.
OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION on THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING
PALpITATl0N OF rHE HEART.
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DlPTnERiA.
CATARRlI, lNFLUEN PA.
HEADACHE, TOoTHACuE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
COLD ClllLLS, AGuE CilILLs.
The application II the READY RELIEF 10 the
part or parts where the pain or d,inthiy exists will
aif.rl ease aud cnmfnri.
twenty drops IN haif, tnmher OF wafer viii IN
few moments cugr CRAMPS, SpASMS, SOUR STO.
MACH, HrhNrBuRN, SICK HEADACHE, III
ARRffBA, DYSENrERy. conc, WIND IL THE
BOWELS. mud all INTERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should nlpnis carry hottie Of RAD.
WHY'S READY RELIEF Win them. A few drops
In water vii, rrcvet sckhpss Or lals from change
of water II Is hc,tor than French Brandy or Bit
tiers MS u stimulant.
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WHY and WHERE

our Pianos are superior To- any III the
market.
Our pamphlet contains engravings of
all the different styles of instruments that
we manufacture, giving a fall description
Of each, so that a person can select the
style they may desire to order, with the
assurance that they will receive just ay
good a Piano as if they we're in our ware
house to select IT, We have sold over Five
THOUSAND Pianos, many Of. them being
shipped great distances and We have never
yet received The first con plaint As we
give a written guarantee with every Piano
web manufacture, for FIVE years, the Yur-
chaser runs no rick.
Don't fail 10 tsrite fer our Pamphlet pIiek
zoe mail Free, and chen you writs state
Schat paper you sar this notice iH.,