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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-08

Col. Downing, Chief Of the Cherokee IA
ton, was married some weeks since to Miss
Ayres, wealthy and cultivated maiden lady
Of Philadelphia. The affair has a spicing Of
romance. The lady met the handsome
chief (then, and until recently, married
man) some years since in the Quaker city,
and became deeply interested in him and his
distant people. With the resolution OF de-
voting her life and wealth to the advance
ment Of the Cherokees, she removed to
Talequah, where she had since lived, and
where she has been most active in promo
ting the religious and educational welfare
of the nation. Some years ago she adopted
young Lewis Downing, son Of the chief, a
bright and promising boy, and has since
watched over his training and education with
more than mOtherly care. A year ago she
built, ostensibly for him, an elegant resi-
dence, overlooking the beautiful village, and
furnished it with artistic taste. A few
months since occurred the death of Mrs.
Downing, fuI-hlood Cherokee. And now,
at the proper time, the child leads to the
altar his longtime admirer.
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TENNEsSEE NEWS.

John Walden, Esq, an old citizen of
Rutherford county, who resided on Stew
arts creek, died suddenly of congestion of
brain on Wednesday morning.
The sixth annual session of the Tennes-
see State Teachers Association will be held
in the Capitol, at Nashville, on Wednesday
and Thursday, the 1st and I'd of November,
1871.
The first shipment of this seasons Loui-
siana mOlasses has been received in Mem
phis,
Nearly ali the cotton in Gibson and Obion
counties is now open, and only a halt crop
will be made. But the corn crop makes up
for it-more than an average yield will be
gathered.
The hackmen Of Memphis have gone TO
work in a systematic way TO remove the
stigma that has been brought ON their repu-
tatien by some bad members of the pro-
fession.
The County Court OF Shelby rescinded
an order issued some months ago, prohibit
ing the collection Of the Mississippi River
railroad tax.
Sam. Snodgrass, Esq, has been elected
Sheriff Of White county, to fill the vacancy
! caused by the removal of Mr.. Boyd.
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AROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.

A Kentucky correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Commercial states the following:
IL write this letter in the house of an old
lady, who is a niece of that Rebecca Bryan
who became the wife of Daniel Boone, and
concerning whose eyes (the young hunter
Is said to have mistaken them for those of a
deer) the pretty backwoOds romance is told.
This lady is herself, also, the widow of one
of Daniel Boone'S own nephews, her second
husband, who assisted in bringing the great
hunter back to Kentucky. She was born
in one of the chief old pioneer stations,
Cher grandfather's), near Lexington, and al
though she is in her eighty-first year, she
is active in body, busying herself with her
flowers and garden, clear-sighted and
alert in spirit. Recently she heard that one
of her middle-aged sons, absent over twenty
years in California, and presumed dead for
more than half of that time, was yet alive,
and her joy was great. He, too, had sup
posed his mother to be long dead. The old
lady has romance connected with her sec
ond marriage. 1t is as followSi When her
mother was young lady, Col William
Boone, the nephew of Daniel mentioned
above, was very much in love with her. and
asked her, an one occasion, to marry him.
She told him she was engaged to Morgan
Bryan, and that they were to be married
in few days. Col. Boone went away
and married another young woman.
Afterward, he, with his wife, visited
the other young married couple, when
their first chih (now in her fifth score OF
years. was but very few days old, and
seeing the baby, he laughed: ''Now, Milly,
as you wouldn't have me yourself, you'll
give me the girl for my second wife, won't
you?" Whether any jesting promise was
made am not informed; but the baby
grew up, and at twenty-seven she was mar
ried, had several children, became widow
after nine years, and remained one for a
long time, when, Col. Boone's wife having
died some years previously, she really be-
came, in her own middle life, the wife Of
her mothers early lover, who had claimed
| her in her cradle. The good old lady is &C
custOmed, in relating this to her sons and
nieces, TO speak Of it as zone of the most
remarkable things that ever happened" !
| think so too, and it is true story"
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COAL.
CHEAP COAL!

HAvTNG TAKEN AN INTEREST IN The
spacious Coal Mines Of Kentucky, known as
The st Bernard Mines, on the kvsn>y lie and
Henderson Railroad, and having cont Of the
eiiSposition of said Coal al south OF Springfield,
Robertson county, Tenn, We are determined 70
furnish Nashville, Edgeheld, and the surround
ing country and towns 20 cheap as TO put tres In
The reach Of the poor as well as the rich.
We can furnish superior article and abund-
ant supply.
OFFfCE-COrner Union and Cherry strsafs.
Jy26u MADISON STRATTOE a co.
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Tipsy customer-"A pint O. whisky, please,
shir." Publican-"Yell get nea MAR whis-
ky here, McTavish. Haven't / told you in
plain English? Dye want ID in Latin and
Creek" Tipsy customer-'No, thank We,
shir; l want it in bozzle, Punch.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-08

THE New York Standard waxing elO-
quent on the fall fashions, SAYS:
"Leaves have their time to fall,
The flowers to wither when cold winds blow
on it,
And stars to set, but all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, o bon
netir
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FOR SALE.
BOARDING.

coNRg'sN<tS 0('s'srs ~ .
ATOTICE.-SOME4 OR MEMBERS OF
~ the Legislature can be accommodated with
board at l1S North Summer street .--
oe5 AZ MRS. S. ID. WORK.
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'1s your brother-in-law really such a lazy
MANI" asked one gentleman of another
aLazy." was the reply, ''why, he's so lazy
that he has an artist employed by the
month to draw his breath with era
yon, :"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-08

IT is evident that the most worthy efforts
often fail, while the worst succeed. This
fact alone ought to show the folly of basing
an estimate Ofcharacter ona superficial reck-
Oning of results.
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SPEcHf NoTloEs.
LEA Z PERRINs, sAuCE.

PRoNoUNcKD- AZ SOSNoTssKURa
~THE ONLY coon sAUcE''
It improves the appetite and digestion, and il
Is unrivaled for It's flavor
We are directed b. 8IessFs. Lea & Perrius % -
prosecute an parties making or vsndins courter-l (
feits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
augi5 eod6m sp4thR Agents, New Yofk,
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ON MARRIAGE.

Essays for Young Men on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES. which Interfere with
MAhklAGE and ruin the happiness Of thOus-
andS-with sure means Of relief for the ErriDq
and unfortunate, Diseased and Debilitated- Sent
IN sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Adj
SIess HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Sinth street, Philadelphia Pa. sep5 dSsw3m SD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-08

ALLEN , LUNG BALSAM
Is warranted 70 break up the most troublesome
Cough in an incredibly short time. There h M
remedy that can show more evidence az real -
merit than this BALSAM for curing COnsuuu-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, etc Il ~.
1T ACTS On THE KIDNEYS.
- 1T ACTS on THE LIVER,
ES-Which makes IL more than Cough Remedy.
~ Read the following rom a reliable Drug
gist of Michigan:
MARINE CTrY, Mich. July a. fs7o-J. N .sl
Harris & Co.-Desf Sirs: The Aliens LUNG Bal-
sam has arrived. would not Ike to be without
It, for It has saved ny life took q bad cold and
cough, and hnally Consumption was seated upOn
me. was in a very bad state. I tried every
thing that was recommended, and spent a great
deal OF money, and goe no help. I had the AZ
lens Lung Balsam for sale, but knew nothfna
OF It's merits. did not like TO take it. without
When your agent called on me / told him could
not sell medicine knew nothing about He
urged me TO Try il myself. I did 50, and to my
grateful surprise the first bottle STONED NV
cough, and before the third bottle was taken nv
lungs were healed and well, aud can now speak
knowingly % my friends and customers of he. ID
qualities Of Aliens Lung Balsau. Tremain re- =
specially, L. c. COTTREL.
1t is harmless to the most delicate ehfld. II
contains no Opium in any form.
1t is sold by Medicine Dealers generally
For sale by
BERRY, DEMOYH.LE & Co, Nashville.
EWIN, PENDLETON q co, Nashville.
LITTERER & CABLER, Nashville.
oc7 dtllmh3, T2SwlAmsp "a
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DISSOLUTION.
r.r.- srs.f. af.f.s .f. I.r. ~. {.
Dissolution.

FTJHE FIRM OF HAYS & co. IS THIS DAY
i dissolved, Thos. 5. Hays retiring. The busi-
ness of conducting the Riverside Mills, Edge
field, will be carried on by Cornelius g. "ebOer'
who assume all liabilities and viii make all set
Elements.
Sept. p, 1871. oe' ~
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
CfEALED BIDS VIAL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersi gned for all the railroads that were
attempted to BE sold on the 10Th September, viz:
Knoxville and Charleston.
ROgersviIIe and Jefferson,
Knoxville and Kentueky,
East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina;
Also, the Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap
and Charleston Railroad,
And the interest Of the stase i'm the
Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road.
Which bids will be considered and acted upon az
q meeting Of the Board OF Railroad Commission
eTs 70 be held on the tn October next.
I'D. X. FENNEBAKER,
sep26 tf SEW Board L. r. Commissioners.
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TT SAVED My LIFE"
Words Of a Reliable Druggist.
ALIENS LUNG BAIsAaF

WHAT is THE VALUE or MONEY WHEN
COMPARED TO HEALTH 80
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n Magnificent SsbHrbaSs Resi-
dence,
NEAR COLUMBIA, TENN, on THE
~ Hampshire Pike. A large Brick Dwelling,
with tsn rooms, outbuidings, spring, cistern aBd
wssis. The dwelling II in beautiful grove Of
acres; "a acres OF hne land in the tract. For
sale cheap, or exchsr ~ for stocks OF bonds or
improved Nashville property. Apply to Mrs.
Mary j. Branch, Columbia, or
BROWNS & CHEATHlAM,
Oc7 u Nashville.
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FRENCH MILLINERY
REAL ESTATE SALES.
F.FRM FOR0aFF

Urn FOR SHE.
EOUR HUNDRED ACRES, 40 ACRES IN
Il cultivation, under good fence; produces
timely good buildings; excellent timber water,
orchard, etc Healthy location, right on Mobile
& Ohio Railroad, one mile from KentOn Station,
in Gibson county well adapted 70 farming and
stock raising Terms, reasonable. FOR further
particulars, apply to or address
seP29 3m B. F. HARRIS, Kenton, Tenn.
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SATURDAY, Oct. THE House was
called to order at 10 o'clock A. NJ, by Mr.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
j. T. MoTLoW,

]. T. MOTLOW,
DistiIIer and Reeti6er Of Sour Mash
whisky, at LyHchburg, Tenn,
Has on hand and for sale 100 Barrels of the bes
quality Of Whisky, which VIII sell cheap for
cash. augI6 Pm
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pension of the rules and Immediately trans
mitfed to the House. -ssfssaf
- INVITATION,
Mr.. Bugg extended an invitation 10 the
members Of the Senate to attend the fair Of
t1e Giles County Agricultural and Mechan
lcal Association, to be held on the 10th of
the present month.
The Senate adjourned at II A. N. till
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lutte young men, were arrested by
the police to-day. They swore and
INDUCED in obscene language on the
way to the calaboose, aud appeared
shameless. Cases Of this kind are
becoming alarmingly frequent.
n Panama steamer, announced
as due to-day, viii not be due until
tomorrow.
San Francisco held n very large
number of the Nevada Lottery tick
cts, but so far rs known not a single
cash prize, great or small. has been
drawn here.
The movement to bring ont A.
Seligrnan, banker, rs Republican
candidate for Governor, unpledged
ON the railroad subsidy question, ap-
pears to he quite active.
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THE LEGISLATURE.


The Senate transacted but little bus
mess Yesterday beyond the regular
routine. Considerable time was occu-
pied in the consideration Of the bill TO
provide for the construction OF a rail
road from E!koto Hamilton. several
amendment were adopted in Com
mittee of the Whole. among them one
requiring the Endorsement Of two
thirds instead of n majority of the
people In the issue Of bonds; als,sn
amendment deferring the issue OF
county bonds until tho grading of the
road is completed, instead Of ri
the end of ten miles. The Till l. set
for Monday evening next.
la the Assembly the Constitutional
Convention Was discussed. a propo-
sition WAS made thai Mrs. Laura De
Fore Gordon he allowed to address
the Legislature on the question OF ex-
tending the ballot to ome This
was nj first voted down, bat finally its
consideration was postponed until to-
day nj = o'clock. Tho Legislature
ought to give the lady an opportunity
tn be heard.
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sN EsEsf.0RHkM.

700 TILT. y. c.. v. G. AND OFFICERS
I and members of Carson Lodge, No. 4,
J.. q. -. f.: Your committee to draft rcSo-
lutionS expressive al The feelings Of the
Lodge upon IN" death of our Brother,
ALBERT G. MULLER, submit the fol-
lowing:
Whereas. ctr esteemed and beloved
brother has been taken from uS by death,
Resolved, Iha while we bow with sub
mission g. this sad aiilirtipn, il is proper
that We give uttcrtncc 10 the grief ne feel
FOR the loss that our Lodge aud the Order
OF Odd Fellows has Sustained in the death
ofour brother.
Resolved, q w extend To the broth
.r> and other relative or the deceased our
heartfelt SympaihicS and condolences.
Resolved, That The Charter ofthc Lodge
hc drapcd, and thai the members wear
the badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread ia full upon the minutes Of this
Lodge, and published in the Daily state
Register.
Respectfully submitted In r, l.. I.
W. D. EoARENSDN.1
WI. PATTERSON, : Committee.
ja2S-2t ID q. K~ITZMEYEK,
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A DISPATC HE'S,
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAX FRANCISCO. Jan. -

san Francisco. Jan. %.
1t is not raining this evening, but
cloudy, with warm south wind.
Every prospect of rain. No vessels
going out or coming in owing to the
dense fog.
The Woman's Suffrage Convention
is still in session, scolding and lee
turing the press and getting off a
few windy resolutions and disgust
ing speeches, one of which at least
was too indecent for publication.
Nothing has been done so far.
The exposure of the Lower Cali
fornia colonization swindle, made
within the last few days, has pretty
effectually killed the scheme.
Very small seams of bituminous
coal, which burns freely, have been
found on the Peninsula of San Fran
cisco, not far from this city, this
week.
Quite a number Of mine owners
are going from here to attend the
convention, called by Vice Consul
Berton. at Sacramento. The scheme
proposed is, however, generally
looked upon unfavorably-as i'm
practicable and not likely 10 he of
any real benefit TO the mining inter
est Of the country.
Stocks active. Grown Point, SIS;
Belcher, IS 30; Yellow Jacket,
S42 %; Amador, 1905; Silver Wave,
81 30; Savage, sol 30; Imperial
$40 30; Gould x Curry, S46.
a number of girls, belonging tc
respectable families in the southern
part OF the city, from twelve to fif
teen years old, who had run away
' from homo in company with disso
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The War In Europe.


LONDON, january 26.
7. is said the Emperor of Germany
has written to the Empress that the
capitulation of Paris Is imminent,
and he expects to speedily return to
Berlin.
Cherbourg is crowded with cap
tured German hips.
Garibaldi IS reported as surround
ed near Dion.
BERLIN. Jan. -.
The fact is officially known here
that only five days full rations re-
main in Paris, dating from to-day.
BORDEAUX, jar. 26.
The French have reoccupie1 Alien
con.
Gambetta arrived to-day.
The Germans threaten Anglers.
Considerable German forces are
hurrying eastward since the recent
engagements.
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Noes-Buckin.ham. Canavan, De-
lano, Dovey, Fuller, Gray, Hogan.
lockwood, Manning, Mcleod. Organ.
Patchen, Roney, >aville. Simpson.
Tenant, Willard-l7. Absent, 3.
Speaker pro tenn Tenant suggested
that il would be well, before
ing the vote, To look into the Consti-
tuition.
Bowman withdrew his motion. and
Williams moved that the matter be
made the special order for = i. m.
tomorrow. Carried.
l. GENERAL FILE.
Tho Assembly went into Committee
OF the Whole Beck in the Chair for
the consideration Of the general file.
Assembly Biil No. -. 10 audit and
allow the claim of 4. 4. Ellis Tor al
tornCNS fees IN prosecuting bondsmen
Of the d%citultiuE State Treasurer.
Committee recommended rccominittal
Of bill for correction Of title.
Assembly bill No. 20. placing state
Prison under contract Of Prison Com
mi>SionerS. Committee recommend
the bill 10 be printed and placed at
bottom Of file.
Substitute for Senate Bin No G.
amcndatory OF an Act TO create coun-
ties and establish the boundaries
thereof. Committee recommend bill
be laid on the table temporarily.
Assembly concurrent resolution No.
=, granting our months leave of alb
Scnce 10 John Gainc, sheriff of Lin
coin county. Committee recommend
its passage without amendment.
Assembly Bill No. -. relative to
Secretary 81 state furnishing public
documents to certain parties therein
named, amended by the Senate. Com
mittee recommend concurrence.
u committee rose Speaker pro
tenn. Tenant in the Chair and re
ported.
Bowman offered a resolution in
slruciing Observation-Disclosures 20 pro-
coed az once To arrest W. \. TrouSdalc.
Lowcry moved TO amend by in
structing that officer to telegraph
TrouSdale.
Bowman said Trousdalc had sue
cccdcd in getting a member 10 pair oil
with him ON the Legislative Fund
bill, whereas TroG,daic's vote would
count against that n whether
he was present or not.
Lowery defended Mr.. TrouSdale i'm a
brief and eloquent speech, and chal-
lenged exposition Of the trick of
which he was charged.
Bowman said lie was prepared to
prove his assertion.
Williams said he would rather see
the evidence than hear the accusation.
Altcr a long discussion, INDUCED in
by Me>>rs. Bowman. Brown. Lowry.
Lockwood and others. Garagaan Of
/ terCd a. a substitute for the whole, a
resolution ah~olVing Mr.. Hatch from
any and all obligations arising from
the arrangement with MIR. Trousdatc.
Adopted.
Mr.. Patchen offered the following:
Whereas, This House. 10y its vote,
has made the communication of the
Secretary of state, in reference To
woman suffrage, the special order for
tomorrow At = o'clock p. M: and
whereas. numbers OF the members ot
this body greatly need information
upon that subject: therefore. he il
Resolved, That Mrs. Laura he
Force Gordon te invitedto a seat upon
the floor Of this House, and address
the body upon the subject Of woman
suffrage.
Lockwood moved 10 amend by in
wiling Mrs. Gordon To- address the
House n : o'clock this evening.
Bowman moved to indefinitely post
pone. Iost-ayes, -; noes. y; alb.
sent, Trou>daie.
At 2:S0 Assembly adjourned.
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senate BIZ NJ. No. IS, 10 amend an
Act TO regulate proceedings in courts
Of i~nstice. FAmends Sections 423, i2i
and 10. relative 10 bill OF exceptions.l
Referred 10 a special committed Of one
10 insert an enacting clause, and then
read and passed.
objection being made 10 the title. Il
was again referred to Bonnificld to be
amended, which was done.
Senale Bill No. l3-An Act 10 pro-
vide fir the taxation Of the net pro
cecds of mines (by Mullen).
Crawford moved the Senate go into
Committee Of the Whole for the con
sideration Of the bill and substitute.
Crawford i'm the Chair.
Committee recommended that pro
gress be reported, ami leave asked to
sit again. Adopted.
Committee rose; report adopted.
On motion of Brown. theSeuate went
into Committee of the Whole lor con
sideration of the general file.
Brown in the Chair.
RAILROAD.
A debate ensued overthe proposition
to take up one OF the railroad bills.
Mills advocated the bin.
Moore opposed IL.
Mills inpNcdth that il was 'ot the sense
o. this committee that Senate Bin No.
- WAS carried over, under the motion
to postpone the railroad bills, to tie
Committee on Corporations.
Mccoy urged the consideration of
the bill: make such amendments as
proper. Ii does mot commit the Sen
ate To any action.
Crawford said if it Is the object to
simply prepare the bill, and get it in
shape for printing, etc, he would Dc
willing TO take the bill up.
The motion Was carried-aves, IA;
noes. /.
IN Act to construct n railroad in
Eastern Nevada from Elko 10 ifamil
toni. Amendments reported from the
Committeeon Corporations were taken
up and adopted.
Committee rose. after adopting sew
ertl amendments.
~ SENATE.
On motion Of Nr Banuifield the re
port was adopted and lnadc the special
order for Monday ncSt a : O'Clock
=. M.
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FROM UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 26.

SALT LAKE, Jan. %.
Several mines in East CANYON.
near here. have been sold 10 Eastern
capitalists within the last week.
1t is said rich discoveries have
been made at Camp Floyd.
\ freight train on the Utah Cen
trail railroad III off the track last
night, caused by cattle being ON the
track. Two oxcn We're killed, and
four ears loaded with ore smashed.
No n injured.
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The nomination of Geo.. l.. Woods as
Governor Of Utah, is one not fit to be
made. Woods served one term as
Governor OF Oregon, and succeeded in
disgusting even his own party as thor
oughly M any man was ever known
10 do. He is a second rate lawyer, a
weak politician, and a ''poor stick
generally.
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In tho l.. s. Senate on the goth, Mr..
Stewart presented a resolution Of the
Legislature OF the State Of Nevada, ask
ing for an appropriation to compen-
a J.. 4, Thompson orc carrying the
United States mail from Placerville,
California, to Carson Valley, Utah
Territory; which was referred to the
Committee on Post Office and Post
Roads.
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EssDN gBsskE1gs.

IRUCKEE, Jan. "a.
Nyhat, who was arrested here n
few days since for supposed partici-
patton in the robbery OF the mail car
st Alta, attempted suicide this morn
ing, by cutting his throat. He is
still living, but very low. There is
no hopes of his recovery.
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- IL
ID DANCING 4 T.
Moore q parker-'S Hall.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA,

SCHOOL MEETS EVERY WFDNES-
- DAY afternoon and evening.
Ladies and children meet In the after
noon at . o'clock.
Gentlemen meet from to : n. m: then
the ladies and gentlemen together to nut
their lessons in practice.
TERMS Ladies' and children, s. per
month; gentlemen. s.
MI the latest and newest dances will
be introduced and taught. ia5-lm