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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-16

Acknowledgements.
We are endebted to Hon. j. i. Harris
for Public Documents.
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"Ihe Connanohess,' y

ETNHE publishers will shortly issue the his
I tory ofthe 35th Battalion Virginia Cavalry
c. S. 4. Familiarity known as .'Whites" Bat
talon, from its commander, Col Elijah p.
White.
1t is a work Of over 800 pages and contains
The history of this famous command during al
the period Of its existence, from the forma-
ton of its first Company in 1861, to the Sur
render IF Gen. Lees army.
1t shows the operations of the e'Ashby
Brigade" during the the two years tina. the
35th Va, Cav. formed portion of that gal
liant command, giving TIE only published ao-
count Of the great expedition Of Gen. ". E.
Jones through West Va, when the Kanawha
river was set OF FIRE, and also the connection
Of the cavalry with the campaigns OF the .
V.
The history Of the Battalion as partizan
rangers GU the Potomac border, and along the
army lines of Banks, Pope, Mcclellan and
other Federal commanders. together with the
experience of its men as Scouts, guides anil
couriers for Generals jackson and Ewell is
given, and the MSS. is highly endorsed by the
officers Of the Rutsi4n who have examined
it. Written by FRANK VI. MYERS, Late
Capt. Co. A. 33th Va. Cav.
Orders addressed to the author will be
promptly attended to. 7 price of he work
is $40 Agents wanted For terms SC.
address
+. n. MYERS.
Waterford, Loudoun Co., Va.
Jan PIN.
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The Valley Foundry.

Situated at Mt jackson was sold by Mr..
Simmons 10 Dir. Todd of Pennsylvania, Pfce,
$4,000.
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Pneumonia.

Pneum0Nla.
We are sorry to learn that Pneumonia is
prevailing to an alarming extent in the
upper end of this county.
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5 chooi Census.

schooi Census.
The following is a statement of the
census, recently taken by the Clerks of
the respective School Districts of the
children between the ages Of 16 and p !:
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Sale Of Personal Property.

GdIO GL sUhdt OPSky'
Messrs Elijah and Ran. Pifer Exec ntors u
]. S. Pifer deceased win sell Personal Prop
erty at the residence of J. 8. Pifer decd, on
'Thntsday, March Both.
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The school funds, it is thought, will
be available in a short time Teachers
will be Notified of the fact, and every
facility for the immediate payment of
their salaries will be given them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-16

SEA Moss FARtNE- from pure irish Moss
for Blame Mango, Pudlin2s, Custards
Creams.- sc. The cheapest, healtkiest, and
most DELICIOUS food in the world
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: :
DIED

KINGAN.-At the residence of Mr. Jacob
Argabright near Mt Crawford, Rockingham
Co, on Monday, March 6, 1871, bliss Cath
arine Kingan, ofNew Market, Ea.-aged AZ
years and days. Her remains were brought
to New Iharket and inferred on Tuesday last
FISHER.-Near Straaburg, on the 18th
inst, David Fisher in The 88th year of his
age.
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Loo Al MOTTO S.

Geo. P Rowell s Co.. are the New Yory
Advertising Agents for this paper, and COM
plete files of it can be examined at their Office
by any one making application. This firm
has reduced advertising TO more perlec; sys-
tenn than has heretofore been known.
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FRIENDLY GAIL, AID WHAT WAS SAID
1t is human nature 10 tell orr friends of our
ailments. We al dc it, expecting sympa-
thy. Sympathy is great comfort tc inya-
lids. When we have rec overed, too, we are
fond of talking Of the medicines that reiev-
ed US. This is good trait in our humanity,
it shows that we ara grateful for the benefits
received.
The other day Mrs E. Sutclift, the we'll
known te1cner Of crayen painting, whose
ateler is in Court Street, Brooklyn, was
visi ed by lady pupil who had been alb
sent from her class nearly a month. what
has been the r.atter?" said Mrss S, '.hage
YOU been sick:' Very" was the reply
What eomplaiut?" dyspepsia. thought
shou ID have died" Gait and what did
the doctors do for you?" said Mrs. S. Moth
ing. responded the young lady. A gentle
man friend, she continued with p ,eIl-tale
blush. rtuced s to t:'y Plantation Bitters,
and You see the result, I am perfectly we'll
T'hi. conversation occurred in Mrs. Sutcliff's
studio; ard il is here gwen as she relates it,.
word for word
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n Office TO FAX PAYRks.

r. Office TO FAX PAYERS.
Tax Payers who have
not plid their taxes for 1879, are hereby noi
tilted that further indulgence cannot and vii
net bo given. Tax payers who do 20. 6ay
by March Court viii be subj cted TO the rem
atty prescribed by law Taxes can be paie
to myself, or to either of my deputies named
below, ii heir respective districts.
}. a. HOTTIE s. s. C.
0RED FUNK D. s. s. C.
J 3. G0LLADAY late D. S. S. q.
Shenandoah IaHsy rleasccopy and charge
to J. A. Hottie.
M No OH NO?
~ tyou want to loan MON
buy on eHtoit, tut if you have cash or pro-
HGe. 30 dec obb's Ch...~ Store.
COMMITTING NEW.
- La"ralis Patented all iron corn shelter
shells w. Z fast aAd separates the cobs fioa lie
cbya15Ponc operation. -Fot'sala at Manu- astures
u N-ad.sst DDt
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BARRON is paying big prices now for
POULTRY. CHICKENS Tets per pound gross
TURKEYS 1lcts. Also the highest price for
BUTTER and E0Gs.
Wanted an unlimited amount of fine large
Irish potatoes for which a good cash price
will be paid. Respectfully
W. C. BARRON.
Residence in Mrs. Hills property, Wood
toeA, Va.
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V>XECUrOR's SALE OF LAND.

GNXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.
As Executor of Isaac Gochenour, decds,
shall on the premises proceed to sell, at Pub
lie Sale, on
FRIDAY, 31st DAY OF MARCH, 1871,
the valuable lot of land, of which Isaac
Gochenour, decd. died siezcd and possessed
lying about miles North East of Woodstock q
on The O. A. & NJ. Railroad and adjoining
the lands of John Hausenfuck, benjamin
Hartman and Peter Doll
CONTAINING Is ACRES, ROODS AND 81
Poles. more or less.
About one half of said land is in excellent
timber and he balance cleared. Also To-:
CONTAINING ONE HALF ACRE,
lying between the Railroad and Valley Turn
pike
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VIE ATTENTION OF
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
Is called to the following
APPROVED SCHOOL BOOKS.
NITCHELL'S NEW SERIES OF GEOC-
RAPHIES,
Including a
HAND COOK OF MAP DRAWING
This series is entirely new Up with tho
times, accurate, beautiful, Special attention
is called TO he Maps in all the books of the
Series. They are
SUPERlO RIO ALL OTHERS
MITCHELL'S NEW OUTLINE MAPS
SMALL SERIES.
Only Ter Dollars a SET.
GOODRICH'5 SERIES of PICTORIAL
HISTORIES,
Combining Comprehensivenes without re-
den lency
BINGHAM'S NEW LATIN AND ENGLISH
SERIES.
These books have obtained very large
circulation throughout Virginia.
SMITHS NEW ENGLISH GRANIMER.
The most popular and most extensively
ciated everywhere.
THE HOLARs MPANIoN
NEW, GRADED, PRACTICAL.
Specimen copies of any of our school pub
locations will be seat by Express to any
County Superintendent in Virginia, on APP
picalion.
Special rates for first supplies for Intro
ducton. Send for circulars and Testimeni
ais.
Z. II. BUTLER & CO.,
No. Gil Market Street,
PbiladelDhia
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nj 0 C j
The partnership Of Drs. Irwin ard Triplett has
been dissolved for more than sixteen mont tbs and
the business Of the firm * still unsettled.
The books are now at the Office Of j. c. Mckay
and parties knowing themselves to be indebted
can call and inspect their accounts, and close
them by note otherwise.
The books must be settled up at once
j. S. IRWIN
NOV. II If ". H. TRIPLETT
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j. II. MAFHIs. R R1cl.pt.
N0ODSTOCK TANNERY.
w We Toaid inform our friends and rus
TON toners 'nae we are now carrying on the Tam
lanyard, situated on
WATER EFT,
in Woodstock.
We propose paying, at all times, the highest
market prices for bark, hides &c, AID viii fui
nisn all Kinds OF Leather at Reasonable prices
We hare now an hand a sueegb Stock Of
Upper, Sole Leather, Caltskins &C.. which ",
invite our friends to examine
Dee la-'f. MApnIS s. RICKAED
eESAIIOniNG
tinpe fe
gAILaEfNG BUSINESS
at the Store room, Of r. Walton Esqr.. late
y occupied b. fravei ( Lacey. He will b
prrpmfeJ - III o'',-rs with dispsi eli. ana il
The 'nds' tashioaao.e syt,
n. NILSSON
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TENHE SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

! INSURANCE COMP AN Y.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $3.50, 000,
Chartered By the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
OFFIcE-N. E. CoRHEH NINTH & MAIN Srs.,
RICHMOND. VA.
&zs~ Issues Policies on Farm and City Proper
Y, also on Merchandise. for any term not exceed
ing five years, at rates as low as the prompt pay
mapt of the losses viii permit.
J. S. CALVERT, Prest; J. ". SCISSOR, Secy.
H Pace, V P i Treas,
Dir, II. G, DAVIDSON, G. agent
J. VI. BANNER Solicitor W oodstock, Va
fl. H. RlppLEDEEGER, Agt. Edinturg, Va
Apr &c
TENHEPAPER OF TIE PEOPLE.
THE BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN,
As ane = and Family Journal stands unex-
ceied
1t is cheap and seryiccable beyond all others
TUE EUROPEAN NEWS.
To the Latest Moment by the Cable, is Leading
Feature in It's every Issue.
THE POLITICAL NEWS,
Pertaining 10 affairs at home and abroad. is fully
given and icdiciousl y treated. Blindly following
no Party, The sun seeks to guide and instruct in
accordance wi.h a Wholesome Conservatism and
y atonai Progress.
IT'S EDITORIAL STAFF
Is unsurpassed for ability and experience.
LITERAY PRODUCTIONS.
'Of tie highest excellence grace its columns, rs
Tales, sketches Poetry, Wit and Humo-,
IT'S COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
REPORTS
Are full and accurate embracing net only those
OF Baltimore. but all the chief cities rDcaivad
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A IMMENSE STOCK OF
IN FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
is now being opened at FRAvEL & LACEY :
which must be sold in thenex sixty days for
CASH OR PRODUCE.
The stock is the largest they have ever offered
to the public. and il order to close up business
will DC sold at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Upon the completion Of the new brick ware
house there will be a change in the firm, and Lu
slness viii be conducted On the cash system
1t is a6soIutely Unnecessary that an outstanding
indebtedness, be settled at once in order that the
business Of the old firm may he closed up
Oct Eft
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TER Ms OF SALE .

One third in Sky days, and the balance
in two equal annual payments, the purchaser
to give bonds bearing interest from day OF
sale, with good persanal security and lein
to be reserved ia the decd as additional
security.
Sale to commcnc at 2 o'clock p. II.
81. HENRY REiDENOUR Executor
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rs7HE celebrated English Gemale I3itters, al
4. ways gives Satisfaction. For Sale by
iau. l2-if. D. SCHMITT.
IJ10rl'a:
The partner ship heretofore existing between
Z. }. Frayel and II. L. Lacey expired January
lst 1871.
The surviving partner embraces this opportu-
nifty to express his thanks to their numerous Gus
toners and friends for the patronage extended
to tie late firm.
1t is necessary that a settlement ofall
OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS
shall take place at once, ia order that the bust
ness Of the firm may be close d. All persons
indebted to the firm are requested to close their
acoopnts without delay.
NEW FIRN!t
On and after January lst 1871 r. Howard
acey, o Baltimore, will be associated with p
Ffave in the Mercantile Business at Wood-l
teck aha Ait. CALGARY, under the name and
lyle of
P.J FRAEEL 6 60.
They III occupy the spacious and snagn ihcent
Store Room just completed, anc propose to do
STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS
With the unsurpassed facilities for the pur-
chase ofGcOds, one of them beint enra0ed in =
arse Wholesale Business in Baitlmcre) aided by
the experience ofyears devoted to the Ipercan
tile pursuit, they iatter themselves that thew
will be able to offer such inducements as will
make it to the advantage of
CASH BUYERS
to purcilaae them. Ut needs no argument to
pro.e that goods can be sold Cheaper tor Cash
t'an On credit, as must be patent 10 every one
who viii give the subject q moments reflection,
We therefore confidently Hope our friends will
AID us IN inaagurating system Beneficial to buy
er and seller alike.
Very Respectfully,
7. j., EYAvEL & CO.,
Woodstock Ma
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ERRODs OF YOUTEr.

7 AIDES clnqks in oreatvarietyatnn
= Cobb's Chean Stnra
The Louisianian., 1871-03-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF hEPRESENTATIvES,l
Tuesday, February Z, 1871.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Carter in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Messrs. Carter, Abel, Adolphe, Antoine,
Baker, Barker, Barrett, Barrow, Belot'
Bentley, Bickham, Blunt, Brewster, Brous-
sard, Bryan. Buchanan, Buckingham, Burch
Butler, Carr, Clacherc. Cochran. Crawford,
Darby, Darinsbury, Davidson, Davis, De-
mas, Devices, DuriO, Ellis, Faulkner, Floyd
Fontelieu. Gaddis, Gardner, Garstkamp,
p Harper, W. Harper, Hampstead, Huston
Hyams, Kearson, Kenner, Killen, Kinsella,
La Saliniere, Laurent, Llnmbias. II Lott,
]. b. Lott, Jhhoney, Marie, Marvin, Mat
thews, Mcfarland, Meadows, Moncurc, Nor
ply Morris, Murray, Nelson. Ong, Oplatek,
Otto, Overton, Pond, Quinn, Raby, Riley,
Ringgold, iSartain, Schumacher, Smith,
Souer, Stamps, Stevens, Stinson, Tatman,
Thompson, Tounoir, Tureaud. Ullman, Yer,
rett. Wands, Washington, of Assumption,
Washington of Concordia, Whe, land, L.
Williams. n. Williams, Wilson, Worrall
Yorke, Young-94. sfS 3d.
A quorum present.
Upon motion of Mr.. De In Salinicrc of 81
Martin. the reading Of the journal VAS dis
pensed with, and it was approved.
Mr.. Brewster, of Ouachita, moved re-
consideration of the vote whereby the House
refused to pass House bill No. 40. an act to
define The jurisdiction of Justices Of the pescs
for the parish of Orleans in all cases wher
the amount claimed does not exceed ons
hundred dollars, exclusive Of interest ant
costs.
IMr. Quinn, of Orleans, moved 10 lay
the motion to reconsider upon the table, ana
being seconded by Mr.. Ringgold, ofOrlcans
demanded the yeas and nays theron, with tn
following result:
Yeas: Abel, Adolphe, Antoine, Barrett
Belot, Bentley, Blunt, Bowen, Brewster
Brown, Burch, Carr, Crawford, Darmsburg
Davis, Demas, Faulkner, Gaddis, Gardner
The Louisianian., 1871-03-05


BY the Committee on Public Education. was
taken up.
Mr.. Bentley,' of 81. Mary. moved that
the bill be considered section by Soc
ton.
The first section was read.
Tho following amendment recommend
cd by the committee was adopted.
In line thirty-one, after tho word
"local," insert the words "or parish"
Upon motion of Mr.. Harry Lott, of
Rapides, the first section as amended was
adopted.
Mr. Thompson, Of st. Tammany moved
reconsideration of the vote whereby
the first section as amended WIS adopt
| ed.
Mr.. Harry Lott, of .Rapides moved to
lay the motion to RECONSIDER upon tho
table,and being seconded by Mr.. Thomp-
son. Of St Tammany. demanded the yeas
and nays, with the following result
Yeas Abel, Adolphe, Antoine. Bar
rett, Belot, Bentley. Blunt. Bowen
Brewster, Brown, Burch, Carr. Crxw-
ford, Darinsburg, Davis. Demas. Faulk-
ner, GaddiS. Gardner. p. Harper. W.
Harper, johnson, Kearson, Kennee, Kim
sella, Laurent. H. Lott, J. h Lott, Lynch.
Mahoncy, Marie, Marvin, Natthows, Nc
Carty, Aorphy. Morris. Murray, Ons.
| lCox1NrrD IN SrPrlxHs1.l
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Complaisance procures friends,
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SELECTIONS FOR NEWSPAPERS,

Most people think the selection of
suitable matter for newspaper the
easiest part cf the business. How
great an error. To look over fifty
exchange papers daily, from which
the question is not what shall, but
what shall not be selected, is no very
easy task. If every person who
reads newspaper could have edited
it. We should have less complaints.
Not hnfrequently it is the case that
an editor looks over his exchange
papers for something interesting and
finds absolutely nothing. Every
paper is dryer than a contribution
box, and yet something must be had
his paper must be out and some
thing must be in it, and he does the
best he can. To an editor who has
the least care in what he selects, the
writing he has to do is the easiest
part of his labor. Every subscriber
thinks the paper is printed for his
own benefit, and if there is nothing
that suits him it must be good for
nothing. As many subscribers as an
editor has so many tastes lie has to
consult. One wants something smart
and sound. One likes anecdotes, fun
and frolic, and his next door neigh
Dor wonders that man of sense will
put such stuff in his paper. Some
thing spicy comes out, and the editor
is blackguard. Next comes some-
thing augmentive, and the editor is
dull fool. And SO, between them
all, the poor fellow gets the worst Of
it. They never reflect that what does
not please them, will please the next
man; but they insist that if the paper
does not please them it is good for
nothing, and stop it Immediately.
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Iae Daily State Reeister,
euessshet Badly, mo ndays Excspted,) y
E,EksEINS & STREET.
QFTTCE-Rail's Brick building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
Terms OF subscription

Terms OF Subscription
One copy, one year: by mail 90
One copy, six months, by nrafl 1900. ~ ~
one copy, three months, by mail. w
NONE FoRw ARnED UNTIL rAID FOR.
ES-Delivered by carrier to town sub-
scrieef1 at 80 cents per week.
Rates of Advertistngs
One SQUARE 90 lines) first insertion-...SS 90
Each Subsequent irfsertfon..................l L 50
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REOrders nom the country will receive prompt
pttention. rg r. C. GUIRADO, Druggist.
Carson, May %, 1871. my3o-tf
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HYDEs ROAD STEAMER an
interest was manifested in the advent
of this roadster on our streets on
Thursday afternoon. 1t is a some.
what differently constructed machine
to the one imported to this city by
John W. Young, Esq, although the
principle is almost the same. This
machine is larger and consequently
more powerful, being calculated to
draw from twenty-five to fifty tons.
1t moved through the streets with
great ease, being under perfect con-
troll. turning as readily as az, ordin-
ary team. One of the superiorities
claimed for this machine, and which
lis covered by patent, is the peculiar
construction of the wheels, which
Ehave tire composed OF India rubber
cylinders, held in place by iron stir
rups, which give under tive weight
of the machine as the wheel reVolves.
The pump by which the boiler is sup
Piled with water is also new inven
tioa, and patented, in fact the ma
chine is covered by some seven
patents.
Mr.. HYDE takes this h2achine back
to Corinne, frem whence it Will be
shipped across the Lake by steamer
to Clinton's landing, thence to the
East Canyon mines, whence it is in
tended to haul ore 10 supply the
steamer City OF CeriHne.- Salt Lake
Herald.
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Rates OF AdvertistnRs
Dsr IS Goor.-As a gentleman

U4f Is GOOr.-As a gentleman
from New York was taking glass of
wine at the st. Louis, corner of
Freeman and Hopkins street, Gin
tinnati, about three weeks ago, he
observed at another table, seated
with several others, a German, who
seemed uneasy and anxious, as if
there might have been Franco
Prussian disagreement between his
beer and himself. Presently in ran
a little girl, her face radiant with
smiles, exclaiming:
"Oh, father, we have got little
poy at home!'
dat is goot," said the Dutchman,
as the anxiety disappeared from his
'countenance, "fill up der glasses. ="
Not many inmates elapsed before
in rushed the little girl again with
the announcement:
"Oh, father, We have got two little
poys at home"'
The Dutchman looked a good deal
astonished and net at all gratitied at
this little family redundancy, but
rising at length TO the magnitude Of
the occasion, he said:
''Vell, den, dat is also goot. Fill
up der glasses.
In few minutes again appeared
the radiant messenger with the as
founding proclamation:
"Oh, father we have got three
little poys at home."
THIS was too much even for Teu-
tonic anapassibility. There was no
furtker call for glasses.
"-Vell, den" says he, 81 goes up
dere, and I stops der whole tam
pisness."
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THEATER SALOON!
The Oldest Public House In the
State of Nevada.

,I,HIS POPULAR SALOON, FRONTING THE
/ CARSON THEATER, is still under the man
agement Of the original proprieto,~. who, thank
fu for past fivors, invite the attention Of the
public to their first-class stock of
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LAST WORDS. - Lawrence said,
Don't give up the shipr' just as he
was giving up the ghost. John
Jacob Astor said "always advertise
herr Napoleon said ''Louis and l."
But in Nevada we have had a good
many great men whose minds, at the
moment of death, found expression
in the like phrase. 1t had often been
predicted of them that, though their
lives were Improbable, their death
would not be bootless; and SO We
have it from their friends that several
of the most noted desperadoes
whose spirits plumed here for the
last flight requested, with their last
breath, Boys, take off my boots"
No less than three of these charac
ters that we recollect of, made this
preference on taking the final plunge
i White Pine News.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-08
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
New Theator HALL,

The Finest and Most Commodons Hall in the
State. can be secured for Dances, Concerts, etc,
by application to the undersigned, with the inva
riable uDier anding that reserve to ourselves
tho bar. room hat room and dining apartment.
8 MOORE & PARKER, Proprietors.
z Carson, Nov 90. 1870.