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DETAILS OF THE FIGHTING
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Tactics Of the saillists- Defending tho Bar
ricades-Peints Of the Flahting-Carryi ing
the Opera HOusc-Joy OF the People-Down
the ChaMssee a'Autin-Death and Destruc.
ton Over Paris.
PARIS. Wednesday, May n. 1871
The Communists do not attempt to occupy the
houses and fire therefrom on the advancing YER
saillists.
TACTICS OF THE vERsAILLIsrs
They are content with utilizing the barricades ana
such cover as the streets afford. On the other
hand the versaiists enter the houses and expose
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The Hotel de VILE Occupied. Insure emit
Without Leaders.
LONDON, May rs, 1871.
despatch TO the London Daily Ne,cs says:-
General vinoy telegraphs to Versailles that the
Hotel de vile has been occupied by his troops. M.
Delescuze has been arrested.
INSURGENTS WITHOUT LEADERS
The insurgents in the Rue st. Antoine and Boule.
ward Montrouge and also at Belleville though fight
ing without leaders, still the advance OF the
Versailsts.
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VERSAILLES REPORTS.
ELEeRAMlIo TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

lGlGuhAWevv tHI NEW ivnA uehAlU.
Montrougo asd Bicetre Held by the vorsail-
lists-Circular from M. Thiers-Apprehen-
sions fer the Hostases-Ins.rgent Leaders
Shot-NIore CONGREGATIONS Feared.
VERSAILLES, May Is, 1871.
M. Picard read an oficial despatch in the Assem-
bly, to-day announcing that Fort Montrouge, the re-
doubt Of Hautes Bruyeres, the Pantheon and the
Wine Market had been taken by the forces OF the
government.
OTHER POINTS OCCUPIED.
II Is rumored that the versaists have occupied
the Butres de CnaumOnt. whence the insurgents had
been bombarding the city with petroleum shells.
The government troops have occupied Fort Bicetre.
CIRCULAR FROM N. THEIRS.
N. Theirs has to-day issued q circular Of nforma-
ton to the provinces as fOllows:''We are masters
Of Paris, except small portion which will be oc.
cupled to-day. The Louvre has been saved, the
hotel OF the Minister Of Finance has been partially
burned and the Tuileries and the Palais gu Qua
d'Orsay I'm which the Council Of State holds its SEES
sions) are wholly destroyed. We have already $4,000
prisoners and shall have 10000. The soil of Paris is
strewn with insurgent corpses. Our loss Is small
The army has behaved admirably. Justice will soon
be satisfied and France be happy in the midst OF
her own mlsfortunes."
THE HOSTAGES.
Nothing Is known to the fate OF the hostages
still in the hands OF the insurgents and the most
gloomy apprehensions are entertained in regard to
them.
INsURGENT LEADERS SHOT.
Raoul and Rigaulr, two prominent leaders OF the
Commune, have been shot.
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS FEARED.
cloud OF smoke covers Paris. ana fresh conna-
grations are feared.
Later-Reported Murder Of Archbishop
Darboy-The Csnfia srntion-Leaders Of the
Commune shot.
VERsAILLEs-Thursday Night, May Is.
Archbishop Darboy, ten hostages and nearly fifty
priests were murdered in cold blood at the Mazas
prison on Tuesday night
THE CONGREGATIONS.
The CONGREGATIONS IN Paris continued on Wednes
day in various places.
COMMUNIST LEADERS SHOT.
Several leaders Of the Commune were shot to-day
after being tried by drumhead court martial.
ARRIVAL OF PRIsoNERs-woMEN AMONG THEM
number OF prisoners. among them many fierce
women and soft girls, all barefooted and begrimed.
marched through here yesterday, with arms linked.
In conscious pride. The Chasseurs d'Afrlque
struck some OF them with the flats of their swords
EXPLOSIONS IN PARIS.
day, so many that they could not be counted. Now
and then sudden sharp crack, followed by q dull
thud, was heard a convolvulus shaped volume OF
smoke rose as from Vesuvius in eruption and Paris
rocked to Its centre.
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Approximations for the Fate of the
Hostages.
Archbishop Darboy and Fifty Priests
Reported Murdered
1elEsaAm TO the new YORK HERALD.

ST. DENIS, Thursday Evening" May rs, 1871
Fighting has ceased, The versailists have COM
plete possession Of the city.
THE CONGREGATIONS NEARLY ALL ExTINGUIsHED
The CONGREGATIONS are nearly all Of them extin-
guished. They. in all cases, were caused by the
shells Of the versailists and by the Communists
PRECIOUS WORKS SAVED.
A portion Of the Louvre was saved. Most OF the
precious works are safe in the vaults.
NO QUARTER GIVEN.
Last night ana to-day the troops refused to give
quarter, and killed all who fell into their hands.
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BRUSSELS, May Is, 1871.
Baron d'Aulthan declared In the Chamber OF
Representatives to-day that he should not consider
or treat as political refugees the villains of the
Commune who escape from Paris into Belgian ter
rttory. The Baron holds their case to be different
from that OF the French regulars 'fnterned" in
Belgian territory during the war with Prussia, In
that the Communists are rebels against m estsb-
lshed sovereignty ana, furthermore, that their re-
puted vandalism has put them outside Of all polit-
cal privileges.
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JACKSON, TINE ALLEGED DIAMOND THIEF.

Sheriff Patterson, Of Monmouth county, N. j., and
two deputies arrived at Freehold yesterday, having
IN custody jackson, the alleged diann1nd thief The
up with his man IN Springfield, III Jackson did
not seem to comprehend at rst that the AFFAIR was
more than joke, never dreaming of being DIS
turbed at such q distance from the scene OF his al
legged depredations. He will be placed on trial TN
mediateIy ut Freehold
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The Arizona Apaehes ON the Warpath.

The Arizona Apaehes on the Warpath.
SANTA FE. N. NJ, May "a. 1871.
News was received at the military headquarters
OF this district tonight by an express messenger
from Camp Apache, Arizona, that the whole noun
tain Apaches have declared open war against the
whites IL IN supposed TO have been caused by the
recent killing OF hundred Indians at Camp Grant.
There Is very urgent request for military assistance
from this distrlcS
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herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
Tne Rebels, Under Rocha, Be.
fore Tampico.
GUERnLAs COLLECTING DUTIES.
Accompaniment from Juarez To the
American Press.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

,tu6Mm W INK VIEW YuHk MMtu
We have received the following dsspssAh
from our special correspondent In Natamoros3:
MATAMoRos, Mexico, May17,
Via INDIANoLA, Texas, May "a, 1917
General Rocha arrived before Tampico to-
day and battle il expected. Yesterday the,
rebel artillery reached the position held BY the
federals The rebellion will be suppressed
soon.
GUERILLA5 COLLECTING TOLLS.
Yesterday the gnerillas collected the duties
on the Toluca road.
JUAREZ ON THE TELEGRAPH.
President Juarez telegraphs your corre-
spondent as follows-
Your fluctuations on the completion Of tho
telegraph have been received. In my name
salute the press Of the United States, for
whose progress direct prayers to Heaven
so that with their cooperation may be pro-
longed the line to the United States, which
will serve to bind in friendly relations the two
republics, by frequent and instantaneous COM
munication.
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VIEWS OF The PAST.

MAY g.
ISAIAH anti-slavery MOP IN Boston attempted -
rescue Anthony Burns, fugitive slave, rom
the custody OF the United States Marshal.
During the riot one Of the latter's assistants
was killed.
1sis-John Mitchell convicted OF treason In Dublin,
Ireland.
1S4s-Large fire in this city. Kipp 4 Browns sta
bes and 100 OF the horses occupying them
burned.
l79s-Bastle OF Tarahand Ireland The United Irish
men defeated.
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Died.

Died.
CRAIG.-In South Bergen, n. j., on Thursday. May
rs, MARY, wife OF Samuel H. Craig
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
McKENNA.--On Wednesday, May "a, FRANCIS
MCKENNA, native OF the parish Of ClOgher, county
Tyrone, ireland, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family ana those
OF his brother-inlaw. Felix Dougherty respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his at8
residence 449 Eleventh avenue, this friday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
For Other Dedths See Ninth PuJe.l
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The Pennsylvania Democracy Facing the
Music.
The Pennsylvania democracy, in State Con-
vention, adopting the sound advice of the
HERALD and Of Mr.. John Quincy Adams, Of
Massachusetts, and, following the brave exam
pie of Mr.. Vallandigham and his county Con-
vention in Ohio, have boldly faced the music
on the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments.
They say that 1--WE recognize the binding obi
cations Of all the provisions Of the constitution
Of the United States as they now exist, and
we deprecate the discussion Of issues which
have been settled in the manner and by the
authority constitutionally appointed"
That will do. That clears the ground to the
democrats for fair fight in Pennsylvania.
We have been telling the democracy of the
nation for whole year and more that 80 long
as they choose to fight against the fixed facts
settled by the war with our late Southern
rebellion 50 long will they 60 into the battle
TO be defeated. Now the Pennsylvanians are
out of the woods, and ''that Old Man of the
Sea" the CONSTITUTION as it was" under Bu-
chanan, is taken off their backs, and in
recognizing negro civil equality and negro
suffrage they have gained half the battle. If
the democracy Of the other States are wise
they will, State by State, North and South,
come into line with Pennsylvania. and, thus
relieved of dead issues, they will be strong for
the coming national campaign on the living
issues of the day.
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Sympathy for Suffering France.
GREECE.
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Heavy Donation to the Widow Of n Victim
OF rho Greek Brisands.
ATHENS May "a, 1871.
The Chamber OF Deputies has voted 10000 ares
to the widow OF Mr.. Lloyd, who was killed by the
Marathon brigands.
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THE DERBY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Baron RothschiId Gives the Stakes TO His
Jockey.
LONDON, May Is 1871.
The Derby stakes amounting to about $4,000,
were after the race presented BY Baron Rothscnild
to Wells, the Jockey who rode the winner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-26

Brokaw Br0thcrs.-Specaty In Scotch
Chcviots London Diagonas Fourth
opposite Cooper Unon and Lafayette place. opposite Aston
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A.-PhaiOm's New Perfume.
/ LOVE You.
l LOVE YOU.
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Al Dunap's-Importcd English Hats, Um-
breas boys and youths Straws and Fets by the best
makers. Ia Fifth avenue ana $50 broadway
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BELGIU M.

Another Fire in the Rear Opened on the Com
munistS.
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A.-For n stylish and Elegant H1r, NJ Popu.
ar prices 90 D0UGAN, liz Nassau corneof Ann
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A.-FOr "A Stylish md Elegant Summer Hat,
Just ntrodu ced go ESFENSCHElDs 1l8 Nassau street
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2jl Broadway, corner Murray s.ree.-
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CENTRAL And SOUTH AMERICA.

CENTRAL And SOUTH AMERICA.
~>~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~>~~o~>
Herald Special Reports from
All the Republics.
End Of the Revolution in
Colombia.
A Compromise Effected With the
Insurgents.
~~~~-~~~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~~-
Affairs In Guatemala, Nicaragua, Hon
duraS and Costa RIGA.
Attempted Seizure Of tho Peruvian
IRON 0lads.
SAN SALVADOR PEACEFUL.
Severe and Destructive Hurricanes
in Chile.
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ITALY.
TELEGRAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

Dissensions In the Chamber Of Deputies Over
the Finances.
FLORENCE. May "a, 1871.
The financial measures OF the government are still
under consideration In the Chamber OF Deputies,
and are the cause OF serious disse nsiOns between
the different parties IN that body
sympathy for Suffering France.
FLORENCE May 25 1871.
Speakers IN the Italian Parliament day rendered
their sympathy to France In her suferings.
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| David's Pearl Cashmere Hat for Gentle.
| men-Saesroom 2y9a Broadway, Duane street
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31:-nert Quality Pearl Cashmere Hats.
TTunnANS Dl Fourth avenue bsswsen rwsntv-afsh aud
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Female Complaints should be Cared, NJ
they often be- by few doses OF AYERS SARSAPA
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Ladies' md Gents Boots and shoes Of Alf
the various styles, excellent quality moderate In
prices, at Nj LEX A cos, No. 8 Union square.
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With the COlumn Of the Place vendOuss
were destroyed the trophies Of hundred Thue
ruthess are swept away the eymbols OF BonapArla
dynasty The glory OF American conquerors endu
ingIespeeaiy KNOWS, whose victorious wreahs-incou
parable has-are humphsnty upborne all Cont
nent BY the well balanced heads Of Columbas sovsrsss
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Royal Havana Lottery.-No. 2O,O52 Orsw
100000 J. b. MARTINEZ,
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Iusiruments tor Bow Legs, Knock Ksccs>
club feet, spinal curvature, &c. MARSH LUBIN,
Ann street Park
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WtHI SI0G AsNOc1AtlOm.
The sixth public meeting OF this with be held -
the Apollo Rooms, Twenty eighth Broadnv on
Friday evening, May % at O'Clock.
Reports will be made Riverside the Broad
way Widening; the viaduct Road; West Side vaiueA
Addresses by Hon. Fernando genera questions
OF Municipal Government Public wsh
especial reference and application TO the AIDE; aud bv
Hon. II. c. Van Worst on the Exemption Ronds ana
Mortgages from Taxation. wM. X MARTIN, President. !
JAMES r. RUG0LEs, Secretary.
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This spirited song and Dance words by Cooper, music e
piano BY Pratt, can be obtained mt B. W. HTTCHCOcKY
popular music store ~ beekmsn street, New York Mailed
for l0c. Catalogue 60O pieces, free.
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KINGSTON, Ja., May 25, 1871.
The New YORK HERALD's special corre-
spondent in Panama, writing under date OF
the 2lst inst, sends the following intelli-
pence:-
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-01

that II is q more relia-
Bile and far moro Of
fectual remedy than any ether. Those who have
tried II, know that 1t cured thorn; those who have
not, know that il cures theirneighbers and friends;
and all know that what it does once 1t docs al
ways that It ,levor fails through any fault orne8'
glect Of its composition. We have thousands upon
thousands ofcertiilcates Of their remarkablec cures
Of the following complaints, but such cures arc
known in every neighborhood, and we need not
publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions
IN all climates; containing neither calomel norany
delctertous drug, they may be taken with safety
By anybody. Their sugar-coating preserves them
ever flesh, and makcs them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viseera to purify the blood and stimulate
1t into healthy action remov the ~obstructiOns
OF the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF
the body, restoring their Irregular action to health,
and by correcting, wherever they exist such do
rsngemeats as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions arc given in the wrapper on
the box, fer the following complaints, which these
Pills rapidly cnre:-
For Dyspepaia or Indigestion, LiatIesss
ness, LnnguOr and Loss of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate tho ston-
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bil.
iOus Collie and bilious Feyers, they should
be Judiciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause it.
Fol-. Dysentery or DIarrhoea, but ono
mild dose 10 generally required.
For rheumatism, Cont, Gravel, Pnls
pitatiOn Of the Heart, Pain In the
Side, Back and Loins, they should be contin.
uously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change choaS
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and Dropaicnl swelIings
they should be taken In large and frequent doses
TO produce the effect Of q drastic purge.
For Suppression o large dose should DO
taken as 1t produces tho desired effect by Gym
pathy.
AS q Dtnner Pm, take one or two PiHs 70
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels Into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigoratcs the system. Hence Il 10 offcn ad-
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
Que who feels tolerably well, often finds that Q
dose Of these PiHS makes him feel decidedly BET.
tor, nom their cleansing and Tenovating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
Ord. O. AYER& CO., Praesteat ChOmtssss
LOWELL. MASS, o. .. 4.
For sale by
R. Z. SCRUGGS, Sweetwater, a
by Druggists and Dealers generally.
E: j. SANFORD & CO., Knoxvil
Wholesale Agents rrt :7na-l
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NEW TIN SHOP.

TIVE undersigned takes this method ofinfo~m.
l. ing the pcople OF Gwesiwater and vicinity
that be has lsiatsd a Tin Shop In this town next
door to ]. A. stephens Confectionery, where he
is prepared TO do work sschsap as any other Tin
per. Guttsrirg, koeGing and repairing d9na on
short notics. can Re found elwsyss at ny shcp.
Give NE trial. warrant oil my wor1 10 e'au1.
l. A. wAMAck.
sweet~atsr, April %, is;l-Im
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said-Mvsnltrses oflaud, bts ind parts
OF ldta, Or 20 mach thereof Is shall BE- sui.
hcisnt, Of each of them, to satisfy the
taxes, costs and charges, annexed to them
seyerally, be sold as the law directs.
E. Z. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
In obedience to the foregoing order Of
ssle, | will expose to public sale, at the
Court House door, in jacksonville, Ten.
.ncssse, on the 6rst Monday of July, 1871,
and continue till sold, the foregoing tracts
Of land aud town lota, described in said
order of sale, for the taxes, coats and
charges thercto annexed, unltss the said
amounts are previously paid.
VI. G. WRIGHT.
Late Tax Collector of Monroe County.
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Pcrhaps no u mehs
cine is so universally
required by every.
body as q cathartic,
nor was ever IN be.
fore so universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, a.
this mild but efficient
purgatiye PiiL. The
obvious reason Is,
that II is q o relia-
Bile and far o Of
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Ayers Uathartic Pills.
W. W. WOODRUFF.

For all tho purposes OF o Laxative
Medicine.
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SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
eiser, Pitts and Sweepstakes

FavOrhe Geher, Pitts and Sweepstakes Threshers and Horse Powers
HAwKrs& WELCOME s1KYM AND REVG%SG TY RAKEs WAR;. umn HE r I'M rp
oNEsPTE ANDsTU EsTEML FL0w swhhht kh the EmTP Premium me rnnsa Match held omhe
- h@m%@ %e%ww hS@ hwm@M mmma h EaTmsm including G%g E%%WSm Hamilton mEmhum
we have q large assortment Of Corn Shelters and Feed Cutters,
wh @%n &@. Continental hhmd M@% MmMmS Start hhm& Single GM@ Rm lands pm@m nd Western Southern Cm SMm
Rotary dwnM and G@d@ Hmws Hay Manure Forks MQ Quality d Warranted
u, ~. .,., Gn@mdGmm SM@ Mmmmdbw and mhn toll mdm only
The Keller Gnna Guo Drill which, kHe FrtPnmmmMh THE ETe@eD mmF Fair
TeUMVMm OdDmmn Hay Presses Bmhmd& Lightning Ums
ShAgmSmE& Tm@emE AACNAuB&W QUEEN WTE sOH 0NNMp WHEAT MILLS
"@TM @y whwhah the AG ONwMhw@ ~h safety whN eh h ~ymphr nMsN A c~mMaa
Dmhmybw @@T my@mA
Agntsfo rEarbanksa and Buffalo Scale Works. Hay Coal Platform and Counter scales
Hn&M Emd Burglar hmS% Tm tNmhm mE@mmds m Sole h& Mmham~aR MmL a@a PmmBMmn
respect OIm@a IMdM Khhwm% MI%m& @H% markets %d@ %@%w% @%@m% %
Wawhous East Tennessee amd Virginia Railroad epotB Building Knoxville
Liberia Advances made on ConMnmm&6 PrMe Generally
Wemwho taken an agency for famous Buckeye Ra@md Mower mm&udW C Auhmn&C Co.. Canton Ohio
~ , McCORKLE q co.
APRIL Kl-a
Wv V0ONTF W FGRNNS- CW MIwv
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Celebrated Excelsior and Clipper Reape

These machines took tn TWO FIRST PREMIUMS over thu Russell. Ema World md Buckeye att umndR a
NMy and Mr. John smith, near Knoxville the 23ld lay June, 1870
Also, the FIRST PREMIUM OVER TIE SANE MACHINESa the Eastern Division Fair held ptK nvu
Green County Fm,h d the same month.
Over Seventy these Machines we're SOLE hN season. in every case uee entire satisfaction We Mr with nd
Op East amaee and Southwest Virginia.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

TIE BEST CHANCE NET.-A grand
musical festivalw will be given on the25th
of September, at Brooklyn, Alameda,
county, California, at which $4,000 in
gold coin will be awarded to ticket
holders. There are 2,I66 prizes-one
chance in every -. The prizes range
from - up TO $4,000. The profits are
to be devoted to 4 public library,
County Hospital. General school
Fund, a Fire Department, and TO the
four churches OF brooklyn. This l.
the most liberal schedule Yet offered
the pubic on this coast, and the man
ayers are thoroughly responsible.
koppel q Ptatt, clothiers, corner OF
South Carson and Third streets, are
agents for the sale OF tickets III this
city.
SCHOOL BooKs.-John G. Fox will
sell any and all of the new text books
ordered by the State Board Of Educa-
ton. a. well as such Of the Old series
a. are retained i'll the schOOls-and III
tict. all other kinds Ct books-cheaper
than any other dealer in this section OF
the country. Parents and guardians
should make Il note of this, and call
on Fox. Sc
NoTIcE.-Tbe public are hereby
cautioned against buying the water OF
a certain spring situate on the Lake
li-.er Toll Road, about two miles
from Carson, from W. ID. TorreysOn,
or any person other than myself, the
.s. 10, -., - - lin, IT n -