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VHE BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS
EMPORIUM.

This well-known and old-cstablished house
continues to sell
GREAT BARGAINS
In all kinds Of
DRY GOODS,
making it a rule 10 furnish the largest quantity OF
goods for the amount of money expended with
them. We are row preparing for the coming fau
season, and are closing out everything adapted 10
the present time at such unusually low prices as
to induce purchases. We offer some
Beautiful CHECKED, STRIPED, and FIGURED
JAPANESE SILKS;
SOLID and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES;
PLAIN and FIGURED ORGANIZES;
BAREGES, LENOs, CHALLIES, PQPLINs,
PIQUES, and all LIGHT DRESS GOODS at ard
below cost; r.
WHITE CAMBR1Cs, NA1NsooKs.
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLINS,
BRILLIANTS, PRINTED LINENS,
DIMITIES, THREAD CAMBRICS, and all
classes of WHITE GOODS, extraordinarily
cheap;
LINEN DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
QUILTS, LINEN and COTTON SHEETING,
PILLOW-CASE LINEN and COTTON,
HUCKABACK and CRASH TOWELLING,
BLEACHEO and BROWN COTTONS, &C., at
greatly reduced prices;
Bargains in WHITE, COLORED, and BLACK
ALPACAS;
ALL-WooL DELAINEs, GINGHAMs,
PRINTS, CASS1MERES.
Atwood and CANTON FLAENELS,
GENTS SHIRTS and sHIRT-BOSOMS,
UNDER-sHlRTS, BALMORALs, SHAWLs,
H%OOP-SKIRTs, CORSETS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, RIBBONS, aud lots Of other de-
sirable articles.
4 call Is solicited.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
sc 2-eod Broad Street Dry Goods Emporium.
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TO TAX.pAYENS.

1V GNAsE n EVlAHJs
NOTICE TO TAY-PAYERS.-9our at
Nv tention ID again called to City Crdinanss,
chapter II, section 7-vlz., III an taxes wfta
assessed be not paid before Ist day Of September the
Collector may d~istrain, except where, one.h ilt
thereof has been paid under the third ca2
of 8 and 10 o'clock a. NJ, and Rand "a o'clock z.
M, for The purpose of receiving The amount OF
said unpaid bills.
Those Who cannot can at said hours win please
leave their nance aud residences, and they shall
W, r, DAVIDSON,
An aa--eol;t glz City Collector. :
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SPICEs! ,sPIGESii SPICES!!!-All-
- spice, cinnamon, Cloves, Jamaica Ginger,
Mace, NutIdegs, Black Pepper, White teppsc,
Afr Ginger. White mustard Seed, ETC., Just re-
ctiysd aud for sale by i. WASaiah
sY9ODK AND JOB pR1NTING DONE
I'D oEEEEp Al THIS OFFICE.
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nrgY sssbOy
sEsy eooDsl NEW GOODS.

s.
sEsy eooDsi NEW GOODS.
JrfENrNe DAILY
NEW DRY GOODS,
SUITABLE FoR II sEAsoN.
PURCHASERS WILL DO WELL TO
GIVE Us A CALL
TlEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
Below we append o list of
SPECIAL G
now being offered by E "
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER.
Excellent yard wide BLEACHED CoTToN only
12sc. per yard;
Beautiful NEW-sTYLE s, 10, and
121c., at OFT Broad street;
a. inch HUCKABACKT TOWELS, 90 inches wide,
at CSC. apiece worth &c.:
100 dozen LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS only 25c.;
A SPLENDID assortment OF BLACK and COLORED
MOHAIRS;
A good article of I'D ALL-WOOL FLANNEL
only CSC. worth 30c., at
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THEATRE.
CoATs's SPOOL COTTON, soc. a dozen, at
HIRSH & GUGGEEHE1MER'S
CANTON FLANNELs.-Browu and Bleached--.
all grades.
SHAWLS,
BALMOEALS,
HOOP-SKIRTs,
CORSETS, &C., o..
in the greatest abundance, at
THE POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE,
e27 BROAD STREET.
statesmen W. C. KEAN, j. Fl. CHENEgY, F,
GRETTER. se3
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A copy Teste.

nUPUYS KIssINGEN WATER sold
~ At SpolBxDodH ateIi and ut
$3.50 r. UUHuftSp Drug Store,
su "a We. 427 BE5nd street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

JULIUS sYCLE,
No. so3 MAIN STREET,
second door from corner of Ninth.
take pleasure in notifying ms patrons. friends
and the public generally, that l have consolidated
and any 1 elegant ssDts Store No. sos Main street.
Having largely increased my force and stock, i
am now prepared to offer gnpEec9eIe1tcaM a adyan !,
81 IS, ~, sd, Cd, Sd BLGACHED COTTON
np6 fTS% 1h sn IqEsstt S the sh hiTesst gEaasS'e at all
A full line Of CALICoEs suitable for this season,
HICKORY STRIPES, PLAID OZNABURGS,
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS. &c.
z lIl 81 v and ssfR1PEb NAiSSook and CAM.
soFTTIN1sH FRENCH and JAccoNET CAM
SWISS MUSLIN and ORGANIZES,
.DIMITY and BRILLIANTES,
PaiYkiLtIiWs.CksE LiSEN and saTETING,
TkBLE-CLOTHS and TABLE DAMAsk,
A Ahc Complete am Iee stock Of GENT's FURNISHING
GASssIMEsRTEss, c 41GcT &C..
4 large Assortment Of LADfEs' HEMMED
HsNDKERCHITFS,
HAMBURG EDG1NGS and INSERTINGS.
LACE and HANDk tS.
iSSERTINGS,
GRENADINE for wells,
CORSETS, H~OOP-SKIRTS,
MoURNIsG Is DRESS GOODS in variety.
| have also q large variety Of UWMER DIRE s
GOODS, which will be sold at a great sacrifice.
My stock Is large ana well assorted in every de-
partment, and at prices that cannot fail TO satisfy
every one, at JULIUS y
9I3 Main street,
second door from corner Ninth.
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
be pleased to ste their friends:
JOHN J. TURNER,
GEtRi1E SWABAGHER,
LEWIS w. BURWELL,
WILLIAM d. POWERS
w. TAZEWELL FITZGERALD,
j. WEINBERG,
JOHN \. BROWN,
q. i McRAE. an 81
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WepGD N COAL

r B. WATKINS, ILL Main street.
eEo BITUMINOUS GOAL, all kinds and sizes;
ANTHRACITE COAL. all kinds and sizes:
SUIT and HARD COKE. all kinds and sizts:-
SAWED and SPLIT, KINDLlNG and COON
ING WOOD (aud long,. from his now STEAM
FACTORY all of the best and cheapest. au 80
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JfENrNe DAILY
NEW DRY GOODS,
SUITABLE FOR THE sEAsoN.

PURCHASERS WILL DO WELL TO
GIVE Us A CALL
7 lEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
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wDuCArTONAn.


| MFRS J. BELLA FOX WILL RESUME
Ix1 tfe duties on her SCHOOL OF wEDNEs.
ssDAYsszl st insssnt. Enalish,s French Latin.
M 1s1,an psssss. s ass s Mss1s. VIII wil e sar ssa sas e se q
: s;;sssS;I y X ss ss, Esy; ,S ]; KsSM 4 III e aaSLx asss, - y
FOR further Information insuise O. sAs psz,ianei;
Decatur between Eighth and ainth streets. Man
chester, on and after the Issh instant. Sc -eodtd
JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
S2khY Aab hEian sTh ssrs, chyRShh
issh' $50. Sni ''m g. ". epsrHskss1DsEss
ge6-a.@ PRINCIPAL.
r s. SOURCES CLASSICAL AND
~; gSGLIsE SCHOOL, CoRNER rE y
next session win begin SEPTEMBER 20, 1870.
TERMS f SESSION, PAYABLE QUARTERLY:
Beginners In English 90
Higher English and Mathsmatics::.:": 90 90 %
ancient Languages, each............. 49,. 10 90
Modern Languages at Professors charges.
SCHOO L-ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
oAND MATHEMATICAL,-on Council Cham
T Tsr Ell Ell nearly opposite Monumental church.
10th. sepeem'er
Prompt attendance is desired OF those intend
- - III | L"#
UiEIc,!lars at Messrs. Bidgood's and woodhouse's
seq Sc sS .Gsss' E. ". CONE p1 4; M:
SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.-Expe-
x ricnced and successful te schers propose estab-
nsSalnR q SCHOOL at residence No. 2a0s Brosd
street (Church HID, between Twenty-fourth and
Iwenty-fifth streets. The principal win be In her
scnool-room on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes.
day, the 18th, 15lh and I4ih. Sc 3-al0*
MISS B. NOTING, a teacher of long
1H4 experience, both in Europe and in this coua-
cry, would Ike to form a few private clss es Of Ia
dies or children for n thorough study Of the GER
NAN or FRFNCH LANGUAGES.
TERMS: Moderate.
Residence, sos Third street, between Clay and
Leigh. Sc 3-2t*
A SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS will be opened at |
WoodyfIle,, Goochland county, Va. on the lST |
OF SEPTEMBER, 1870, conducted by WALTER |
1Wl of the Virgins Military Institute, and
kOBEHT j. POLLARD, of the University Of
TERMS: $3.50 per session Of ten months, paw
ap!e semi-annually in advance.
washing and lights extra.
Address WALTER BOWIE,
~Thompson's CROSSROADS,
Louisa county, Va.
REFERENCES Faculty of Virginia Military
institute; Faculty of the University OF Virginia;
Colonel Gilman, Richmond, Va; General Charles
I. stone, late Inspector and Engineer of the Do- |
yer ana Wcsttam iron Company.
jy s-2taw&sw2m
THE FACULTY OF WASHINGTON
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A NTHHACiTE COAL.-t am receivin.
~ i sugEly Of the celebrated FRANKLIN,
LoRBERkI, and "LYkEN'S VALLEY"REp
CITE CUALS which will be sold at LOWEST
RATES. slsc. CCMBEItLAnrCUAt, for steam,
and smiths usr. S. +. IsIIIR0p,
al l. Seventeenth spect at d, wbrldee.
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OICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

This institution will reopen |" pts
with u fun faculty, and with Other arraasmea,s
complete. Special advantages anu 'rsn are in
are offered 10 BOARDING. PUPILS, woo ,e3.
vited TO correspond at once with TIE unueIIs zion.
Catalogue, with terms. ets:, sent on apg l.,
o1AAhEo IL President
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VOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF THE
Il VISITATION, MONTE MARIA,
on Grace street bt tween Twenty-second and
Twentythird streets,
RICHMOND. VA.
The duties of this institution will be resumed on
the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. For
prospectus of terms application can be made TO
tie SuPERIORf SS Of the Academy.
au 3 dttl& eodtFebl
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GE0RGETOWN COLLEGE, d. c.

The academic year OF GEORGETOWN College COM
mences on the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEM-
BmR and ends in the first week OF july.
The lectures In the medical and law dapsrtments
Will commence In October.
JOHN EARLY, 8. j., President.
Circulars containing particulars can be obtained
by APPLYING to the Presfden. -. n ia I'm
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gnrCArs0EAL.


T ANE, SCHOOL,
GRACE BETwEEs SECOND Aap Third
STREETS.
The fourth session Of fhis school commepces
september 18th, 1870. and closes June
BEGINNERS in spelling and reading win be ad.
Should the patronage justify IL additional teach
'efsswffl be employed
r. LANE; A.: n, Principal;
CHARLES ID. NORRIS, Assistant.
sc t--dIm tE
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
N.-Mlss KATE CL0PTOs.
naylDg returned e, Richmond, viii re. open her
school on M0hDAT, cfober ., 1870. in Linden
Row, NO. l2 past franklin street. between Fifst
ana second streets. The Musical Department win
be under ibe charge OF Mrs. WILLIAa H. pow
ERs, formerly Mrs Amelta Barley.
for cirSuinrs. address, Miss KATE tCLOPTON,
streets, CANDLES Hill, or Nrs. PONERa, at the
scnoGL room !. an 24-fmf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-12
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cincs at this low price His Paris, London, and
New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
t4d0 pages, 100 plates, cloth), containing informa-
ton of vital Importance TO every person, mailed for
a. ktd'e all efteIs, stating tase fully, to Or.
LAltMONT & co, 10 Broadway, New York
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-15

DoN'r PACK EGGsIN SAW Dusr.-The
Gold Hill News--and in Slippery Gulch
eggs is eggs-offers the following advice:
Before now We have taken occasion
10 suggest to the farmers of Carson and
other valleys, who bring eggs 10 Gold
Hill and Virgins. that they refrain from
packing those useful esculerts 10 pine
saw dust. This packing imparts to them
the flavor of saw dust, causing them to
taste stale when they actually are not.
Very few, even amongst the most accom-
plished epicures, love stale eggs. In.
experienced housekeepers sometimes
imagine that the stale eggs are all laid
by old hens. This is principally q mis-.
take, but any how, like Caesars wife, an
egg must be above suspicion. There.
fore, we say don't pack them either in
pine saw dust or assaf9tida.
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Arrival. At the St. Charles Hotel

ANorHER WAKNINa TO parents who
permit their little children to play With
matches, or Who do what is equally care
less, put mate hes where young children
can get them, is contained in the fol.
lowing Which we clip from the Trinity
Zeal J journal of July 8:
We have to record the details of a
distressing affair happening in Canon
Greek last Tuesday afternoon. little
sou Of Mr. Eihs Flowers, residing In
Canuu Ci'y, got some matches OFT the
shelf, and, together with his two little
listers, was playing on the back porch
The youngest girl, while amusing her
self striking matches, light accident
ally set tire TO tue clothing Of her old
est sister. Mrs. Flowers, hearing the
screams of her child, ran to her, and,
cate ling her 10 her arms, ran WITH her
to n tank near by. and plunged the little
sufferer into j., thus +xunguishiog the
flames. From Or Montague, who was
summoned 10 their relief, We learn tnat
the u iurirs Will not prove fatal. The
lit lie girl, aged about three years and
nine months, j. burued on The left breast,
side and arm, but not deeply. Mrs.
Flo~ers' lett band was literally roasted.
aud i, may be crippled for life. The
other hand was burned some, but not
seriOusly
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THE DIsraICr ArToRNEY is the sub
iect of the FLOWING resolution by the
Board of County Commissioners on the
18th Instant: THAT Commissioner
Rice be-, and he is hereby, authorize
to institu'e proceedings against the Dis
trio, Attorney for noncompliance with
the law, with fall power 10 prosecute
the SUIT at TIE expense Of the county"
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CllAS. Il. LUCE,
Surgeon and Physician,
Carson City, Nevada.
As- OFFICE WITH DR. MuNcKroy. je1l-n
[Pub!ic No. ST.

An Act to authorize the Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad Company, or its assigns, to
change the established line of said road In the
State u Nebraska.
Re il enacted by the SENATE and House Of Rep
resentatives Of the United states of America in
Congress assembled, That the Bul link ton and
Mississippi Ri,or Railroad Company, or Its ~
signs ia the state Of N-bra ka, may ~ far change
the location II that portion Of its line that lies
of the city of Lincoln, In sal State, u shown
by the map thsreof now on HE Ia the General
Land Once Of the United states, 50 rs To secure
better and more practicable route, and t. con.
me- I viii the onion Pacific Railroad at OF near
the Fort X arnev ieser sRion, said new line TO he
located within the limits Of the land grant mace
by the United States to AID IN the construction
Provided, however, That said line shall not be
located farther south tina the squ lthern bounda.
ry line of town.hip number seven, In laid State.
aud said change shall not impair the rights b.,
nor change the location 81 the sad land grant.
and the said company. or its assigns. shall receive
NJ different ur other or Crater quantity Of land
than If thi, act had not passed, aud no change
had been made in the located line of said railroad.
Approved, May D, 1870.
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THEArER.-One Of carson's best audiences
attended the theatrical performance last night.
The plays were excellently rendered and
much applause was offered to the very clever
artists who performed them. "a Morning
Call p" was rendered by Mr.. Leathes and
Miss Gordon in that quiet. natural style
which is SO indispensable to correct assump-
ton of the characters of Sir Edward
Ardent and Mrs. Chillingstone. 1.-The Day
after the Wedding" was beautifully
played and Mr.. John Raymond's
"James" was done in that very clever actors
best style. Mrs. Judah sustained her well
merited reputation as the favori,e of the Pa
cifc stage. Mr.. Raymond's song Of the
Grecian Bend called out storm of applause.
A Conjugal Lesson, with Mr.. Raymond
and Miss Gordon in the principal parts sent
the audience home with sides aching Of
laughter. We hope to see these first rate
artists here again, and for longer season.
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Public Resolution--No. 81.
Joint Resolution directing al inquiry into the
loss Of the United states steamer +" Oneida"

Joint Resolution directing al inquiry into the
loss Of the United states steamer " Oneida"
Whereas, on the twenty .fourth day Of January
last, the United States steamer =" Oneida when
leaving the port OF Yokohama, japan, came IN
collision with the Britnh Penin-ular and Oriental
mail steamer - Bon,bsy," aud sunk almost In.
stantly with the loss Il nearly all her officers and
the greater part Of her men and whereas the
Navy Del artment has been unable, In answer 10 n
request Of the House Of representative, to com.
municate any detailed or satisfactory information
touching the circumstances IL the loss, beyond Its
extent and the number ofcasaalties; aud whereas
It appears that no full and impartial and salts.
factory investigation has been m de into the
causes of the DISASTER or into the conduct u the
parties implicated In Il +: Therefore,
Be II resolved by the Senate and House 81
Representatives 81 the United states VI America In
Congress assembled, That the Secretary u the
Navy shall, with the least practicable delay,
order an inquiry to be made into the particulars
Of the loss Of said United States steamer Oneida,
and Of her officers and men. including the subre-
auent conduct of the captain Of the steamer
:. Bombay" with view to ASCERTAIN the responst-
bility for the collision by which she Was destroyed
and for the destruction VI life which attended the
catastrophe, and make report u the sAme ~
Congress. .. .
Approved, April Z, 1870.
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ISsASE.-Norah Madden, from Storey
County, II nstiee of Ireland, sixty years
Of age, has been forwarded to tho In
sane ASYLUM at Stockton. She came
TO this St.Ie from California three years
since.
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TPublic-No. al

An Act making appropriations for the support Of
the Military Academy for the fiscal year end.
ing june tLirt'sth, eighteen hundred and sew
snty-oue.
Re IL enacted by the Senate and Itousc Of Repre-.
sentatiyes Of the United states IL America In Con-
gress assembled. That the following sums be, and
the same are hereby, appropriated out 81 any
money in the treasury not othe, wise appropriated
for the support Of the Military Academy For the
year ending the thirtisth Of June, eighteen hun.
bred and seventy-one:
F,r additional pay OF officers, and for pay Of 10.
structors, cadets, and musicians, two hundred and
Eve thousand two hundred and ninety three dollars
and twenty cehtei
For clerks 10 treasurer. one thousan hved hun
dred dollars;
Por contingent expenses 81 ,hs departments II
mathrn mates, artillery, cavalry. aud Infantry.
ordnance and gunne y, practical engineering, civil
aud military engineering, patural and experiment.
tai philosophy, and compei aaiion 20 attendant.
three thousand three hundred aud ATTY doliArsi
Ror new pre-s, type, and materials for off'ce.
aud diplonss for graduates, one thousand three
hundred dollars;
FOR transportation. twelve hundred dollars;
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TBE San Francisco MINr.-Says the
Morning Call of the 18th inst:

Morning Call of the 18th inst:
Mr.. Stebbins, the Superintendent of
construction at the new Mint, is push.
Jog things along quite briskly. He has
already got the arches for the FIRST story
floors laid, and will. during the coming
week, commence running up the walls
Of the second story. T~o ship-loads Of
free-stone have been received from the
quarries at Vancouver Island, and work
men are at present engaged in dressing
she blocks for use. The work is being
done in the most thorough manner, and
when the building is completed it will
DO an ornament to the city, as we'll as .
monument to the skill of our builders.
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jnARTIRS, HAVING ACCOUNTS )AGAINSr
i the " 1 T. X. R Co. are requested to pre-
seat them u an ONCE Of the Company ~ the LIST
u the montA following that IN which they haze
II. n YxRIN0TON. Supszi1ssnSsus.s p
Juns q, ls70.. II
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SrANroN rusr.-Mem of the q
A. r. will hold u meeting at Masonic
Hall this evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-15

Tvs AUSTIN Butchers have reduced
their prices but will shut of the credit
system in future. "Coin OF no meat"
10 their motto.
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A GENERAL URDkR BY the Ormst

A GENERAL URDxR by the Ormsby
County COMMISSIONERS, issued on the
18th instant, is in 'he shape Of reso-
linton I: That the Sheriff be, and he
is hereby, directed to remove all wood
after the 10 b last, at the expense Of ID E
owners thereof; tha, be hold the same
until such expense is paid. IL Is or
dered that the Sheriff give immediate
notice thereof to all parties interested. "
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WELLS FARGO & Co.., BANK HOURS will be from
Q o'clock A. NJ. to 1 O'clock =. n. No deviation
will be made in any Case after the 18th instant
Ii. F. RICE, Agent.
Carson, July I, 1870. If
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-15

Z. Z. RAIL has large stock Of goods which he
proposes 10 sell nearly Consisting OF Hard
ware Crockery and GLASSWARE, -toves and Tin
ware, Iron, Steel, Cal, Paints and Oils, Iron
Pipe. As icultural implements, etc.
lie has a few IN ict,ines which he offers at Low
Prices FOR CASH.
Buckeye MoWers-.---..... ..----at SioO each
l " Ord NoWer.--...-....-.-. lou
HootS Mower loO each
l Woods Reaper and Mower, self raker,
Improved. -...--........-.-.-..........--.-.l $50
/ Woods Reaper and Mower, Hand
raker- lou
Excelsior LOO each
/ Excelsior Reaper and Mower, Self
raker.... 10
swheeled Hay rake, (iron hubs), Extra parts for
Machines. See adver tisement iy13-lv
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-23
Jurisdiction of the Parish Court in
Criminal Matters

No prosecution can originate
;in the Parish Court: the Parish
Judge has no authority to grant
leave to the District Attorney
pro te,,a., to file informations in the
Parish Court; the jurisdiction OF
the Parish Court does not attach
until after the accused shall have
waived trial by jury on prosecu-
ton originated in the District
Court and transferred after such
waiver to Parish Court. The jul
risdiction of the Parish Court is
defined in Art. 81 of the Constitu-
ton; no other jurisdiction has been
conferred on the Parish Court by
law; the Act No. 100 of 1868, ap-
proved September 20, 1868, con-
fers no additional jurisdiction on
the Parish Court. An informa-
ton filed in the Parish Court is
quashed in the District Court.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
as.
GEORGE GoRMAN.
In tho District Court Of Umion-
11th Judicial District.
In this case, the District At
torney "pro tempore,.' filed an
information in tho Parish Court.
The defendant refused to waive
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ton, and void.

ton, and void: .,
For these reasons the motion
TO quash is sustained. 1t is there
fore ordered, adjudged and de,
creed that the information n1ed
in this case he quashed; the prs,
oner discharged, and the boho
cancelled.
Thus done and signed in open
Court this the 9th day of April
1870. y. y. EGAN'
Judge 18th District Court.