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eaT BROAD sTHEErs

Another supply Of those HEAVY LINEN TOW
ELS, IL yards long, at 2sc.;
BLkCE REPPED SILK, white edge s1.so;
A specially in. LLAMA LACE POINTS at 30; .
A fnjI assortment Of LACE PARAsOL COVERS;
FRENCH ORGANIZES and LAWNS In new
and desirable styles a
SOLID oaGANDIEs and CAMBRICs for trina
ming; ~ :.
BATIsTE suIr1EG, IN blue, Heen, bua, and
white; -. ~
Great bargains offered in IRISH LINENS; ~
WHITE GOODS, EMBRolDERIEs, snd DRESS
lff1GOODS; ,, 49,, 80.
Also. full line Of MARSEILLES QUILTS,
DIMITY and HOEEY-CoMB QUILTS;
A nice article in PILLOW-CASE LINEN at COO. +;
LINEN LAWNS at s5c.
my4 8. HIRsH, ss7 Broad street.
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State Of Virginia, county Of Henrtco:
T, John c. Davis, Cashier OF the Planters Ma
tional Is auk OF Richmond, Va, do solemn!y swear
h Il the above statement is true to the best OF ny
knO Wedge aud belief. .....'
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this eth day
EDWARD J. WARREN, Notary Public.
Ccrrcct-A ttest: .--
l.. Fl. FRATSER,
1t s. If. ROSENBAUM,
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BANK STATEMENT.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
KlCHMOND, AT RICHMONn,VA, AT CLOSE
OF BUSINESS q phIL %, 1871:
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ECONOMY. is WEALTH.

ECONOMY IS WEALTH
| We are off.ring special Inducements in DRY
GOODS, ana invite attention to ouf List OF oar-
Good styles and qualities of DRESS GOODS as
low rs 25G.:
Beautiful PLAID POPLINS at 80 and 49,;
Excellent BLACK ALPACA at 20, 373, So and
BLACK GRENADINES at 80. IS, SO. and &c.;
WHITE CAMBRICS, NAINS0OkS, SWISS,
ooTTSN At and lsi G Ins ID5dlpER at Is 90
IRISH LiSENS, very fine, at a7a so. go, and &c.;
TABLE LINENS at SO. 50, T5c., 81, &C.;
DUYIIES at T5c. per Dozen;
TOWELS at &l.25 per dozen;
LARGE WHITE CURTIS at $3.50, s1.7s, 50, and
PoNGsE PARAsCL5, and all other kinds, extra
LACE SHhwLs from 20 up wards;
Best KID GLOVES at Sl.2s, warranted, and
Genuine ENGLISH HOSE for ladies and gents at
sic. per pair;
Fast colored LAWNS at 12s. 165 and eoc. ),
Handsome JAPANESE SILKS at$l. worth $l.6o
Lot Of other goods very cheap: Give US q call.
.,-,l.I WM. THALH1MER SONS
ap27 No COL Broad, corner 9Th street.
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IA N. WALKER & CO.,
IL. FIRE. MARINE, AND LAND
INSURANCE AGENT!
OFFICE, No. I0l4 MAIN STREET,
under Messrs. s. Fl. Maury Co.
SEwING.MACHINEs.
| WHOLE COMMUNITY

A WHOLE COMMUNITY >=@
derives benefit from large business at rea-
sonable peof.s, while the circle which derives
benefit from small business at large pro1s Is
TAKE 4 PENCIL
and demonstrate how much more business ~ Is o.
300 900 per annum will pay at prom OF ~ Pc
cent. than of $40, 900 per anuum at proht OF so
per cent, and you win then see how
WE MAKE MORE MONEY
by selling the MATCHLE5S WILSON Shu1'
TIE SEWING MACHINE for
$40 LESS
than any other In the market, and when you a'e
told that IL IS NOT 50 good So any Sewing Machine
in the world In airy and every respect; Do Noi :
BELIEVE 1T, FOR II IS Mt TstE.
The WILSON Is fully licensed, and tGere Is no
new fea:u1e OF advantage thu: cannot De iehhu!n
our AfatchIess Machine. ,,nr
We guarantee our Machine to have NO sUPE.
RIUH, to last as long, 70 ran as light 10 90 -
beautiful work, as any Machine In the worc.
Call and see us. We will be glad TO show our
Machines, and do not run down any Others 70 sell
ours. AVERY Il CO..
General Agents for Virginia and
myl North Carolina, Richmond, va
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sprOrAE NOTICES
NJ THE MUTrJAL LIFE .
va sINsURANCE g0MPARY.
OF REV YORK. s.
oraarrzrp 1N.e4a.

...;..,.,---.-1oHaAN1zEpIN .1saa. .ss.-:...: -
nHr 1AaaEsT AND CHEAPEST
xasupANoE. COMPANY IN THE. WoRLD.
sz&f Cash assets over
;FoRTY-FIvE MILLION DOLLARS DOLLARS
secured by bonds and mortgages worth -, INC
ONE HUNDRED MILLION DohhA A'':..
Dividends payable in cash on all policies 10
January Of each year. -,nr,,,v.
premiums payable annually, serni-annna Wy
or quarterly. s1tL nopnr 4 cont.
Dr. J. B. mcCAw, Medical Examiner. my o."
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Wheeler d wilson Sewing Machines.
~ go Main ct ,ael Richmond.

rROYER s. BAKER SEW IN GINA
VI CHINES.-Just received sI entire new stHk
OF these yery popular machines, when VIII 90
sold on rs reasonable terms as any hrst-class h..
chine can be sold In this city. They nave beeasa
use for the last fifteen years by hunarsds OF Ia
lies In this city, and stand unrtVailed. Ca az"
examine the machines and the many TESTIMONIALS
6. & n. w. DARBY, Agents
Js21 soI Broad ST., corner nn.
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NOTICE.-In answer to the many In
~ aulr.es about ths " HEELEE And WILSON
and The WILSON SEWING MACHINES. we
say Ia kindness and respect ihst tney are NOT tHe
same nor nave they any connection ~hItsysr'
nor is The Mr.. Wilson, Of the Wilson machne'
our Mr.. Wilson, of The Wheeler q WILSON ns-
chine. rs..,o,s
We cordially and respectfully invite all dealers
and operators Of Sewing machines TO eAariao
and operate our machines st any and az s. uaes
and will take great pleasure In giving any Hii'''
nation when desired.
6. s. RAILWAY. Agent for
Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Machines.
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TIE PROPOSED NEW COUNTY.

An Act { create tho new county Of
Argenta was introduced yesterday by
Senator McBe;h aud referred to tho
Humboldt and Lander county deleEa-
lions. The lines proposed are . fol-
lows: "Ah that portion of Humboldt
and Lander COUNTIES lying between the
following boundaries, to wit: Begin
ming q: a point on the Central Pacific
Railroad one mile southwasterly from
the round house of the railroad al
Winncmucca. thence running IN a di-
rect lire TO the southeast corner of
Humboldt county; thence in a di-
rect line 10 the southwest corner
Of Elko county; thence along the
western boundary oil Elko county TO
The northern line OF the State; thence
along said northern hounCary of Ne
vada to the llsth degree OF longitude
west; thence sputherly in n direct line
to place Of beginning" Battle Noun
;ain station i selected for the county
Seat temporarily, until otherwise or.
dered by a vote OF the people.
1t is provided that three County
Commissioners shall be appointed 10y
| the Governor priorto March Goth, VIII,
shall continue in Office until after tn,
election Of county officers. An cleo.
ton is provided for on the seconC
Monday of June, 1871. at which all tn,
county officers shall be elected. Tn.
salary Of the District Attorney i fxe,
at 81 600; County Treasurer. $500, pc,
annnm. Provision is made for copy
in- the records Of Humboldt AM
Lander counties. II i provided tina
Arccnta county shall remain attache,
20 Lander nd Humboldt for all judi
cial purposes until the first Monday q
January, 1870, unless a vacancy shall
occur in the Office of District Judge q
tho Fourth and Sixth Districts. i
which ease Argcnta and IIumbold
shall constitute the Fourth Judicial
District, AT a salaryof s.. 900 perannuu
TO he paid by each county in ecu;
proportions. Argeuta is to remain at
tachcd to Humboldt for legislaiiv
purposes, jointly elccting two Senator
and three Assemblymen.
These are the principal provisions
the bill.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate met at 2:30 p. m. pursuant To
adjournment-Speaker pro TEN. in the
Chair.
Roll callcd-2I members present: .
absent.
ON motion Of Mr.. Hazard. Senate
Bill No. 81, an Act 10 change the
county seat Of Lincoln county, was
considered ~engrossed and placed on its
final passage.
ON motion Of Mr.. Hazard it was
made the special order for February
lst.
substitute for senate Bill No. CO. an
Act To reduce the fees OF County
Clerks in naturalization Of foreigners.
Read third time aud passed; ayes, Il:
noes, none.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins, stbsti-
tute for Senate Bill No. II. an Act pro-
viding for the net proceeds of mines
was made a special order for Monday
nj II o'clock.
ON motion of Bonniiield Senate Bill
No. Is was indefinitely postponed on
ccoun OF being unconstitutional.
On motion OF Mcl;eth Scnaie Bill
No. Sian Act to create the county OF
Argenta and provide for the organiza-
ton thereof. was taken up. Rules
suspended, read fest and second time
and referred to Humboldt and Lander
delegations, with instructions 10 hav.
printed.
Senate adjourned.
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The Outbreaks In Paris.

NEw YopE, Jan. aS.
4 Paris correspondent gives fur
Their detail of the bloody outbreak
of q Republican mob, and an attack
made on the Hotel de Vile at noon
of the 22d. Two hundred of the
most repulsive and villainous look
Ing Reds in the city, including n
large number Of soldiers and the
One Hundred and First Battalion of
the National Guard, marchedin body
to a place in front of the Hotel de
Vile, uttering revolutionary cries,
and calling upon the citizens to arm.
Never during the present troubles
has n crowd been seen bringing SO
wildly to mind the horrors OF the
old French Revolution.
They occupied the place over an
hour without opposition, shouting
and yelling. Meantime a small
| guard of Mobiles and Bretons were
drawn up in front OF the Hotel de
Vile, who stood their ground, avoid
ing any collision with the mob by
every means in their power.
After l O'Clock The Adjutant in
command advanced in front OF his
men, on account of a somewhat more
threatening demonstration by the
crowd. He was fired upon. and fell
severely wounded in tine head, and
Immediately the Mobiles fired on the
crowd. creating n terrible panic.
At the same moment that the Mo-
biles fired, a number Of muskets
were discharged from the windows
Of houses on the east side Of the
place occupied 10y the rioters. Three
or four Mobiles fell from the fire,
which was badly directed.
1t was afterwards ascertained tina;
five we're killed. including one wo.
man and two children, eighteen
wounded. moro or less severely, be
sides several slighter hurts.
The old casementsabove the statue
OF Henri Quatrc were completely
riddled with bullets. After severa
rounds FROM the building had beer
fired. the Mobiles withdrew from tn,
building, and a large force of Ma
tional Guards came at double quick
with General Ninov at the head. a
the rioters left the houses aud de,
before them. the Guards above,
them 10 escape without shooting o
~arresting any Of them.
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Also, Senate concurrent resolution
No. IL, relative To printing joint rules.
Also, Assembly Bill No. >, in rela-
ton TO the incorporation of railroad
companies, together with Senate sub
stitute therefor.
Also, Assembly concurrent resolu-
ton requiring the Sergeant at-Arms TO
give bonds.
The House then went into Commit
tee OF the Whole Speaker pro tenn.
Tenant in the chair for the consider
alton OF Senate concurrent resolution
No. 80. Committee recommended its
passage.
Committee rose Speaker Lowery in
the chair and reported.
After n long skirmiSh with an eve
single to the Legislative Fund Bill the
resolution was indefinitely postponed.
FROM THE SENATE.
\ message was received from the
Senate transmitting senate concurrent
resolution No. -. relative TO the print
ing or the Surveyor Generals re-
port.
Speaker pro tenn, Tenant, in the
Chair.
NOTICES.
Speaker Lowery gave notice OF n bill
Tor an Act TO prevent the introduction
and use of steam as Il motive uoWcr
on the common roads Of this STATE.
Also. hy same. notice of a bill for mn
Act to promote whag the above is in
tended To prevent.
The resolution coming mp TO amend
Rule ~, and create a standing Com.
mittee on Railroads, il was indefinite,
" postponed.
INTRODUCTION.
Beck, by leave. introduced n bill fol
an Act relating 10 the care and custody
OF minor children in certain cases
Rules suspended, hill read second tim,
by title, and referred TO the Judiciary
Committee.
Remnant, by leave, n bill for the re-
lief of James LeGingwell. Rulcs su,.
pended, bill read second time by title
and referred 10 tho Lander county
delegation.
At 1874 the Assembly took n recess
for ~ hour.
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Ey IEs3MORIAas.

IO TIE y. g.. V. g., AND OFFICERS
and members Of carson Lodge, No. 4,
I. q. q. T.. Your committee TO draft reso-
buttons expressive al the feelings of the
Lodge upon The dcath OF our Brother
ALBERT q. MULLER, submit the fol-
lowing:
Whereas. our esteemed and beloved
brother hats been taken from us by death,
Resolved. That while we DOW with sub
mission to this sad affection, IL Is proper
that W. give utterancc to the grief we feel
for tbc loss that our Lodge ms the order
81 pdd Fellows has sustained Ia the death
OF our brother.
Resolved, That w extend To the broth
crS and other rciattNcsof the deceased our
heartfelt SympathieS and coincidence.
Resolved. That the Charter of the Lodge
he drapcd. and tina the members wear
the badge OF mourning for thirty days.
Resolved. That these resolutions bo
spread in full upon the minutes of this
Lodge. and published in the Daily state
Register.
Respectfully submitted i'm f., l.. 7.
". ID. .~okKElSpN,1
WI. PATTERSON, Committee.
js9S-2t ID a.. KiTZNEYEI,
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plies furnished the State arising from
the depreciation of warrants. These
extra charges on bills now run oil the
way from p 10 40 per cent. in addition
to the cash prices. Averaging these
extras at 3SiS per cent (and they have
been fully that during the past year.,
we find the state has paid about S29, 900
during the year, above the cash rates
for supplies. Should the indebtedness
be not funded, this depreciation in
warrants is likely to amount TO 80 per
cent. during the present year. These
extra charges to the deprecia-
ton, together with the difference in
the amount OF annual interest on the
bonds $4,000 amounts TO about So, 600
"a little item well worth saving. II
will soon make a vast difference 10 the
tax payers.
Altogether, these bills appear To be
adapted 10 the occasion, and just the
measures 10 bring about that reforma.
ton, aud meet the necessities 10 ur.
gently pressing a solution. We under,
stand other bills have been prepared
IN the Assembly. These we have no
had time to examine. They may
nee. the requirements. OF that ",
7dnnot say. should these bills of tn,
Chairman of the Senate Committee OF
Ways and Means 20 10 that House. w
are qui,e confident that they will b,
iound satisfactory.
We understand that should thi
loan be authorized there will be n
difficulty in negotiating the bonds
As the amount i still within the limi
ia;ion OF 10000, bylibout $4,000,
will be seen that the State has sill
some margin for extraordinary expeu
ses, should such occasion arise.
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pGMEsTHG NEWS.
Repeal of the Income Tax.
WASHINGTON. Jan. e


The action OF the House Yesterday
afternoon in sending back to the
Senate the resolution repeating the
Income lax with the suggestion that
il had been wasting time for several
DAYS on business which it had no
constitutional right to originate. has
probably disposed of the resolution.
Considerable surprise is expressed
in political circles at the decided
stand taken by Pleasanton on the re-
peal of the Income Tax. in opposj-
ton to the repeatedly expressed
wishes of Boutwell,. and il is report
Ell that some members If the House
intend to vote against the repeal ont
of Difference to what they suppose to
be a desire of the Administration.
Pieasanton is still of the opinion
that the expense of collecting 1t vii
really equal the amount obtained.
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a DISPATC HE'S.
FRGG san FRANCISCO.
SAN FHAxCIsco, Jan. Is.

tNAN ~ A7''- 'HiAr -'s
John Short, Jr.. while ~conversing
with his family, in apparently per-
feet health. this evening, fell down,
and died Immediately, from apo
plexy. He was "A California pioneer,
and widely known.
Number of deaths thf1 week in
San Francisco, 81; an unusually large
number.
Weather clear and cool. Wind
fresh from the northwest.
IT has transpired that All Quen.
who killed a countryman on Dupont
street last week. was hamstringed by
his countrvmcn in the northern part
of the STATE some years since as pun
ishment for crime. The Chinese
residents of this city threaten that
If he is not hanged in this city, they
will take justice in their W hands.
Mathew Ciawson, q sailor. hunt
ing near the San Mateo line on
Tuesday last, was pulling his gun
behind him when both barrels were
diScharged-thc charges of buckshot
striking him in the back. He was
taken to the Marine Hospital where
he fingered in great agony until to-
day when he died.
The Steamer Colorado from Pan,
anna. now n little overdue, mas not
yet been telegraphed.
LArER.-The following has just
been received:
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Paris capitu
lated yesterday. No details.
Signed, SMoSToS.
The news Of the fall of Paris ere
ates very slight excitement here, tho
event having been so long looked TO
and the public mind SO fully pre-
pared for it. A few rockets and fire
crackers, let off by individuals, be
ing the sole demonstration thus far
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OF I a

-
The Reese River Keveille is dubious
about the proposed annexation OF
Utah to Nevada. Aliuding to the
action Of the state Senate in appoint
ing a Committee TO consider the mat
ter. ii remarks:
One thing. however. strikes us inthis
connection. The action OF Congress
in thus Summarilv sealing Utah 10
Us without troubling itself whether
the matter i agreeable to her or not,
Savors 90 unfairneSS, to say the least.
The population of Utah j. three times
as large as ours. and II looks rather
/ rough to leave it To "A minority 10 say
whether a measure affecting all shall
be carried out or not. Though the
choice j. left with Us, it might come 10
pass after the marriage was consum-
mated, that We. being the weakest par
~, would have 10 do pretty much Is
the folks out in Utah might dictate,
much after the fashion of n little man
who was married to a powerful virago.
We do no; think the population OF
Utah. Norman and Gentle, will relish
being annexed to us. The Mormons
would prefer an organization of their
own. free from Gentle contamination,
or IL this cannot be-, with as little OF
that element a. possible. Their an
n~exation 10 rs might M once throw
them in u minority. ON the other
hand the Gentiies of Utah, having
axes of their. W 10 grind, and no
being much In accordance with ON
people, would ao doubt prefer waiting
till they are nero enough to b'
admitted, and have things their owl
wav. However all this may be, W,
will watch the action of u Legisla
ture on this subject with interest.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Speaker pro tom. Tenant in the
chair.

Speaker pro ten. Tenant in the
chair.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
Beck. by leave introduced a bin to
repeal Chapter :. uf the laws passed
al the fourth session authorizing
Washoe county To aid in the building
OF a railroad from Carson to Rcuu}.
Rules suspended, bill read second
time by title and referred 10 the
Washo. county delegation.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Brown introduced a resolution ten
deriug tlc use ofthH Assembly Cham
her ~ Mrs. Laura ~. Force Gordon.
on Wednesday evening next. for a lee
turc on the subject 81 the proposed
amendment TO the State Constitution
striking the word male thcrefrom.
Williams moved to amend 50 a. 10
/ allow Mrs. Gordon to lecture upon
any subject She might select. Car
ried.
Tho special order for . o'clock ihe
woman suffrage amendment coming
mp. MIR. Brown moved that IL DC laid
temporarily on the table. Carried.
GENERAL FILE.
The House went into COMMITTEES o.
the W mole tNir. bCCk IN the Illif lpt
the consideration Of the general file.
Assembly Bill No. -. in relation 70
public highways. was recommended
to be temporarily laid on the table.
Assembly Biil M. IS, To provide foI
the Registration Of voters.
Substitute Tor Assembly BIZ No. o
relative Ia discharge OF duties arising
under the town site Act of Congress
Committee Instructed to report bil
back 20 House with recommendation
tina. II bc considered engrossed. anS
passed.
Assembly Bill No. O.. to amend Sec
ton - of the revenue law. Recon-
mend that hiil be referred to Commit
tee on WAYS and Means.
Committee rose Speaker pro TEN
in the Chair and reported.
Organ asked leave of absence 10 enl
hlc him L. attend tho meeting at tn
Miners Protective Union in Sacrl
mento, California, on Monday mex
? Not granted.
Beck moved that Assembly Bill Nc
. be taken up and placed on 10 fins
/ pasSaTc. Carried. Bill read ihir
time aud pas>ed-aycs, s.; noes. :
absent. g..
Jones called mp Assembly Bill No.
relative 10 compensation of juror
; senate amendments non-cOucurred il
+ 10 u.
At3:31 Assembly adjourned.
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To CoRREsPoSDENTs.-It is surpris-
ing to US that there should be any per-
son in the country who has not learned
The newspaper rule which requires all
CORES Dondence to be accompanied with
the real name of the responsible party.
We have two or three letters on hand
from persons who seem to he
OF the rule adhered to by every re-
sponslble newspaper, which prevents
the publication of any correspondence
unaccompmicd by the namc of the
writer.
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AsSE NBIt.

FRIDAY, Jan. p, 1871.
Assembly convened n ll:00 a. IN.
Speaker Lowery in the Chair.
Roll called-absent, Trousdale.
Prayer by Rev. j. ID. Hammond
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
sENATE MEssAGE
A message was received from the
Serate. transmitting Senate Bill No. ),
amendatory of the criminal practice
Act.
purchase of Territorial laws.
Also. Senate concurrent resolution
No. 90, to appoint a committee or one
from the Senate aud two from the
Assembly, to visit Sacramento on the
30th instant and attend the meeting
called there for the purpose of organ
.zing a Miners Protcciive Union.
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Hon. Thomas j. Tenant, member
of the Assembly from White Pine
county, has been elected Speaker pro
tenn. of that body, which was n gem
erous testimonial from a Democratic
Assembly to the private worth of Mr..
Tenant as an officer. and rs a citizen,
he being n steadfast Republican. The
Republicans of Nevada never once
thought of extending that much cour-
tesy 10 a Democrat when they had the
supper hand IN the saaebrush State.
-fRais4 News.
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FROM ARIZONA.
Los ANGELES, Jan.

The Prescott tArizonal Miner of
the 2lst has the following items:
Indian troubles still continue. A
Mexican train was attacked on the
18th near Agna Frio Station, and
one man killed and three wounded.
Thirty-two head of cattle were cap
tured. About the same time the In
dians stole sixteen mules from q
place near Adamsville.
A government train, loaded with
grain, had a brush with the Indians,
in Nogollow range, and lost 81 head
Of stock,
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TIE SURRENDER OF PARIS

Our dispatches last night bring the
Intelligence OF the capitulation Of
Paris. This will probably end the
war, for though a portion Of the citi-
e of the Republic may desire to
continue the contest, the vanity OF n
further struggle is too apparent. II j.
the termination of tho most remarka-
bic wal for many centuries.
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SHE
DANCING
Moore <. Parker'S Hall,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

S,CHOOL MEETS EVERY WEDNES-
- DAY afternoon and evening.
Ladies u children meet in the after
noon M . q O'Clock.
Gentlemen meet from Ito s p. m; then
the ladies and gentlemen together to put
their lessons In practice.
ERM Ladies' and children, 81 per
month: gentlemen, -.
All the latest and newest dances will
be introduced and taught Jablm