davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-23

TO TIE AFFLICTED.
If your Druggist is out of the Save, and ncglccts
to keep supplied, send seventytive cents directed
below, and receive box by return mail.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-23
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
etfectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood 1t has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-23

aides Rubber Goods, Novelties that cannot be OBJ.
l. ltained elsewhere A lady in attendance. Call
address Goodyear Rubber Co, lie Broadway New York
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-23

SALESMAN WANTED to sell goods by sample,
- at Wholesale on liberal terms Address BROWN
CO. $50 w. Madison ST.. Chicago, I'll.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-23

gents Wanted.--Agents make more money at
n work for US than at anything else Particularly free
G. STINsoN & Co, Fine Art Pu5iisher Portland Name
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-23

HUNT IL CO.. SEEDSMEN,
Al West Lake street, CHICAGO. FRESH
SEEDS tor Field and Garden, true to name, and at
lowest rates Send for price list
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21

Die anFebkr. ole ita ale ala W,,,,
llsot.n, fabsn init innis.r at.tlnobm,
BE eafers @timmuns, p.l$. In Elmer
waai'hs'n Starls Cir epwars's o..
mats amna&teis. 81. lpratt.u of bo,
s0n uno pubtsn bod ben @runb niS,
ensltd fa6se Der alt. nader. atoru.
ton ben Gnif&lu6. ion earum ,u f,a.
ssn' llnS Der aIts Mann tSot .s mi,
s'nsr 9tr,ltaftit, Tia Sir gowarp,n N
w0e' tNat, ds ta6 .r niat td,,, f,in
"frl ser lom aasfaiit,n lua.n.
"Ssr fs'o stn soI.r manu," fproS
mao y. s''netatsr Gr,itIuns s.rasr. e,r
S,''s' "sa, str miiIet 9simftrtu. le
@f9e s' uns alIsn itun wtrp, quo A.
0trli'rsn; s'nn Cur. stat.n att,n IN IA
aAlsrsn p'''n nnausItf&Ha s.fSr..
ben. aua ei. .rle pilr. majr.t SIR
la0"sn'" faer sr fort, "uns sa,u w,is
'@ aur stp @iitsl. psnn Str 20 MIDI
msinsn aatb anaunstm.ul.
"Spria!" BAT @mitt.
nSsr rtiitt tstmlia ab, w.nn Cur.
aOs'fnfuns '. fommt, unS mir s.ten eu9
I"r '0e' aus. Die srausr ,uirs ubu..
0em unstSeuasIt fsin, ba Str ia far
a"S ~trtlt@ ntat mstr f.ts. Das Msp.
ta'n rtrS eua tsw.insn, uni b.r ari,.
" y tn t9r @smiiit iulss.rhbren, tv.nu BE
os't 'e''n S@msr3 ssIinttrs bat."
(SGluB fcIat.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21
Me9te rines Nmerifansrs

Me9te eines anierifaners. - Gin
SpaBscssl maat bic fols.nbe 3uIam.
'ifnlttuuns, tpslds er bic unS.rau6,rlt.
Gsn Ns&tt tss Gmerifansrs n.nnt, unt
pslae tn Der llnabbdnstssteits Grfla.
T;Iuse rum n'$t 'ntsaltsn i.Isn. Ot. a.&h
= Srssns Elm @tlddft UStr 5itt.
f ipsrt gu tTstssn, rbnt 20 esI.rnt Az Ia.
y gu 9tiratttn, otne NadaHt auf
g.tfhtars gsrtaItntle, @.lunetsitsau.
ltanp, Stsluns ubsr BEN 0ii,n S,r
@Itern.
y Die 8inser tsin urt.ntltdtss Or.
lSaft erlsrasn 3u IaiTtn, toff.nb, BAG
etslelbsn, ipenn erpadltn ,,fmart" a.nua
ltten. i9ren eebensunterbalt aus benz
GlstB Wnpsrsr gu jisbsn.
y Die Stssisruns, p.nn mSsIida, ~
bstrissn. o.
% Wtmttr 3a bat,n, utne I'm Stanbs
3u fstn, biefslben Su strwaltn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21
Wcricbieteilcs.

! i ans S6t. - 3w.i y,rablSi,e.t.
prsneifas SOIbatsn, bi.s.r. Sawat.n
aus Sopsn,Ollsrn.5tainssu, tamsn UNI.
tanslt tn sin @aabaus, no I'D fola.ne.
Sctnt sutrug:
gtntsls: ,S.st @ottlub, bab.u MIR
eo@ NAL ben Mbf&isb unb fumn.n ,pi..
ger nGus aus bem Berlin. 5suts blei.
osa MIR nod dtsr glaat. atsr murasn
sseIs unisrsm lisbsn S.dlna.u an. g
Der 6eunr hitt tin,u unb brinot
oas ?! Brsmesnbu&: ,Neine 5.rreu. Sc.
ltsssn Ts bic n5tbis.n glntrSae ina
6rsmetnbab 3u ma%tn!"
Manttl.: "Sa, was f&r.ibt man
esnn Ia btnsin 2"
Ssunsr; nNa nu, ben g,am.n uns
mas man III. ,e."
=. Wts Die Gintrdss Der ,tu.i fe3tuo'.
)asn Scloa'sn seIauist bat.u:
Stntsk: Der Btnttle 't6t me @us,,
oann 9altstratsn NIT Gdsrialat unt
@ierbater." WV WV
wantsls: nCr MantsIe min n,
Suppt, S&wtinsfei1d unbSau.rfran,
SpasIs aud basu utsr aud SnSpils."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21
poclle.
Bur Grnts3eit.

StrblIoanf laGslt ianft auf bic 0tflot.
g5o Mrbsit trntft, mas lif mublam bauls,
limb irsni lit an brm fristenspIlfn SiIbs -
Dsnu atrn sfrnimmi Der Simnltl fuIts eaas
98ir StnisniIaus unt muntrrn Grutfreiasr,
gfa1 al tfm 0rGur Der arifst, bic or f5aui'
" Bat IS germ. Tsnn f& in Gb,farat nfissn
Bcr itm bic Wsnitfr. ptnn na1 llugt'piiisr
limb Siurm ,nyiidIstrl wSrnr Srllts S&pfia'r
Wca' ibm gtfilIrn eas @ftrt Ter SSni!tt
Dir jfBt ~ itm bic irptcn SSnee tsteu,
y nflb i'm eblsut, pbnt vrInf unb glitter:
glimm unisrn Ianf, tsr Hitli.t bu esbrteH,
Or tn biz 3sltsr unS siltmHtt mil Nsbrsn,
limb mii sn lrauter spSsntr paH eis Hrttu
Wun il nrt @,rS. mas mir BON Dir tsBrbrtn
limb pbns has ID unlne Wlb' psrIorsn--
ZAP uns In ,5tittsn, mas eu satf, Ysrisbisa!
Wabr' psr ssr Yssbsii0ifi tH Wla9tSrrSbrsn
llnb ibrs SnIsn: laB iis frsuSis balisn,
Was iis sinanttt unb fi& fslba stftwortn.
eaB (It in Grisbsn ibrsr 8ti6t palttn
DAP nur gum S&mud sn Gsas, nur nit 6.russ
Die Yannu lIe, tie sIanlsnben, snifaItm.
3sis' itnsn GsIb unb Malb int GritetnsfItist,
QBis l&Sn lle linb, ,Dsnn iIs nit bauisn 8arbsn
Der Ssrba psr,itrt nit funlslnhsmGti&msibs.
limb ale ISIfsr laB an Splltn Uarbsn
Srfrsusn ii&, an rsl%sm Grnititssr,
llnS fsints iul btIammsrt lsbn unb tarbm.
DAP iis, pis mir bic SarSs fSbIb ustn,
Bic, psan tts adss I.bis SaIme ianitn
Den tunisn Ssran, iie aaf Die Grat. lesen.
DAP ils, pis ~ ir, in liiufn Qtttns SdranItn
Der @rbsit ll@ srfrta'n unt tfinu CABIN
DAP iis, pis p r, bid lpttn unS sir tanItn.
,, LAP uns Grteten nit tinanssr babsn!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21

- Gin fosbsn bon Dsutf&lanb TOM.
member, nod gang sriinsr SHwabe mur.
BE bon ttntm teutf&fpreHsnttn Ntgsr
NIT ben Uortsn ansertbst.
nUie 8tttS. qanpsmann {"
nWas, Du bti&t msin 9anbsmann,
tple lan8e blf&t Du btnn fdpn In Mme.
rita Z" frastt ter SGwabt tassasu.
~Stsbsn Sabrs," sntsssnstt eruRtalt
Der Nfssr. s4a
pYoB 8lib, Donntr Sadrem,nt !
Stsbsn Sabre In Mmsriia, unb ltbon
gang i&warj !" rtsf ser,p.iIIunsssou
ger S&wab. aus, ..oa gang 1 bod lie.
bsr tutsesr tn met S&wabtnIdnsl. 1u.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21

,,0ern,t,t,ia"
Aranfen ltnterfakan9S'
@eltQ10aft
ppn mica emD y.
(Snsrtperirt scn Der gslststsunS bsS Siaals'
Ysnnlplpagiei, an 10. WarS lo'2)
Sfiiee: Nc. 23S SfsSbiafrake.
llnrrNaet Granfe unb turb Buial Strun,
0liflt inter ben lbral!sa @tein5nnasH,
Seamte
Vrdfibent-Ilubplpb Y. Ssbmler.
V sprdIioent-Nu1ult 03einmnnn.
Gbriatan StIitr.
Seftetdr-W. Shmi:t.
0eneraL @gent- Sppn SeitlInJ.
2ireftpren:
u. q. S,bmIT, pb. ShM'et
&nioa 3its,er, Mugult Dslnmann,
5clrpb Sebaher, Gbrilf. Slider,
s3Hi. SdGbmah,r. Geo. HltlsG,
Gaspn &ahn.
Gss- lin alien mislitsn SinlerS,tunaen scr>
Sulpmmsn. linp ale @sentsn init eintm Ssslau-
bigunsslhsint, Wsldsr pom Yraiieent uno Sctrs-
tit Der GtieaI3aft un,srssibnrt II, stristsn. -
Dies CUR Jtenninib esS gub!ifums.
Ssrmaan sasrRsu,
Mp. 4I0 Mace Stra9e,
@en. .sN9ent
Iar Cumberland. Dauptin, &banOn
unb gort gouRtiss.
S9ati9e 9l9cnten Ycrlan9t.
@qestsnp, pa., Stunt 27. 1s72-1S.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21
SabrSaaa z.

Die
gennibluaniide Staats3eitnns,
psauSssssbsn Won
j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 19,
edseint tsSsn DpnnsrRas, uns 'oatt 81 .OUl
er Sabr, aatltar tnnfrbalb bts9aerts, NM
$50 naG Terlab bts SabrSan8s.
Gfnlelne Grsmplarsn,5 s Sente per ofna,
8eae Sublrr!ptionsn perpsn fur ptntstI
aIs feds Dtcnatsu anssnommsn; aab ia'il'
RienanS has 9latt ab6stfasn, BID aas Wad'
Riuee bs,ablt iinb.
Dte ar6ite Dertrcitnns.
Die GireaIaiipa bsr ..psnafplraEtft tt
Staats-3ettuns" tn SaupptN Spnhi9
IN arUbsr ais bic irssnb elmer anSfItn in par
risburg aeerudtsn ttuli&sa resr fne!l&fn 3st'
tuna. Gle bisist essbaIt bic beitt @r'estnttit
slnisiasn in tirlsm 1bsllf ess soiaaifs tihr
peiis gsrtreituna AZ SsrI3allen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21
5000 ei,t ieSes in

Gin gIsrb unb Yuess nit lilbsrbsi6lasensm
Gelbirr, wtrtb $500. Gin feinsS HcltnbpIJ>
spiano BON it6nsm 9pn psrtb $780,
3stn Tamilisn.N .NdbmalGinsn, tptrtb
800 j.be.
Ganf 5nntina Gai. llbrtn In faw..
rem sclbsnsn @sbau1 fen, unb fdwsrt
solb,nen Rttten, wertb 5000 tste.
5anf solesns @msrifanif&e 5unttns
Cafe ll9rtn, wsrtb 1925 isbs. 3sbn
sOlbtne Damsn Bunting Gal. nbrn
w.rtb s75 i.bs. 500 solt.ne anb Hle
bsrne Nnfer ll9ren In bunting Cats
(,ulammsn), iset im Wsrtt BON $50 Bio
$500.
| Oo!bsae 9amen @rmbanesr uno 2epntins
9siten; gplbsne unb itIberne 5erren Wsilensttsa;
Iilbrpllitirte Gators; ioibe unb bpppeIpIattirte
ilbsrue Suppsn inb SbesIbiftl; elfenbtinsr Mef.
| fer unb EltsrpIaiirte gabelS; pborBraptifas
@lbun,s, 9iicatsris, &c.
GsiammtsaBl bsr @eidenfe. $500
gooie linitirt anf 10000.
@aenien ptbsn ssrlanst, tint 2ecIssu serfauf,n
tensn Iiberale yramisn bsmtllist ipsrben,
Gin,sIue 2opfe, $i.00 (ets 9opfe, $500
,wUIf auofs, $1,000 /; fiinfunS,waulis 2cuis
800.
gireulart, In bsutldsr Sprads, psl6s Gin
splfdnbise 2iiis Der yretfe, fopie cine Bel6rsi
lbans Der BisbunsSnietbpbe unb tpettert Snferma
ticnsn In 8tius auf bic @trIeefuns tntbaltsn
wsroen an SsbrHann ssidtdt wtrbea, Der pi.fsl
ben belieQt.
alf Yrisfs Tnb su atrsfIrsn an:
6. .. Sine
Sffiee. Bm SO,
> f0i Wsa s. CIR. Gtnctnnatt t
Cincinnati o. Cbtp.
17,2-tS,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21

yin anoerer 0runb.-pfarrsr:
nSbwObl S9r qsute mad 8aimecrf siu.
sspfarrt i.ie. 70 fommt Str bod INNER
gu ,lltr In Die Sir&s; ssfalIsn Gu& si,l.
'stHt mstns 9rsSistsn 70 gut 2"
Saasr: ngrlaubsn g., 9er yfar.
rsr, f6s nst, absr In @ainborf IN balt
eas Visr oar ,u f&lsGt."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21

llnfreipillissr Srnmpi.-Sm@ran
Club su y. fntipt isbsa Mbenb cline s..
mut9lt&s @ti.af&aft, su wsl&sr aud
her Ssrr profefcr 9erborn s.b5rt, tsr
nt3t Int &ufe bsfonbersr G6HiHlett
tsbt. glnss @bsntS TT btr pruftiIor
Der erfs BON fsr 3afeIrunts. Darob
strwunesrt fraSte Ct ben aufwartentsn
Sansltns: .SR ttnn nod teiner BON
ben S&itn ba s"- .gttin." 5srr Yrp.
itfor nSts fnb tsr @rfe!" mar bic
Mntwort.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21
$l,lO2.9j2 s.

Str aapital III IN 9aarsm UtIbe anstIsst.
Sis bat fsin NO.sn Syltsnl, baa pis Mo:isass
auf benz Gigsnibum liest. Sie ssrIanst fsilt
Ra6Sablaus. Die 9,ramitn wsrben in baarsm
@slee einbelatlt fur ben san,su Bsiiraum Der
Ssrlthnuns, tntmeesr fur ben 3einaum sOn si,
hobsr lne, als In ben VssenIsi!iSsn 8erNhsr>
-0eieqI6afsn.
@uf Dunft Der 8srFGeisn wsrtsn Die ypli
cen In beutf6sr Spra6e abstfaBt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21

= Sn aasntcwH u bn frabst Ssrauss,t.t
Bro nes9i County patriat", 81. SiIsbman
.. Rbcaes, I'm alin bon 80 Satrsn an br
aus,ebruns ssfsrbtu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21

Der Yrafssnt sinss @eridttstpts
!taStt stn tuness, bss Distaatfs auss.
t.a9tfs M!ae&tn: OObsr baf Du ben
Disteri&
w ~ nod elm anbsntsn bon meinem
tli8sn Batter, trwteberte Ge.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-21

SiiDer DalrpmpIe, Better bm b..
lannfsn Rcnaufarm bel ct. .pautiuiMlinns.
iota bat Sisiss Satr 5000 8uf9sl Rsis.n
sssrntst bic $is.25O abssRurfsn tatsn.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

We were allowed by Mr.. Whitehlh,
State Mineraiogist, st our earnest sol!ci-
tation, to publish the following item OF
his travels through southern Nevada on
his exploring tour in the Summer of last
wear. Near the summit OF the Clarke
Mountains in the Kingston Range, on ITS
eastern slope, there is limestone chm
with smooth surface, almost perpendlc-
ular, and $50 feet in height. About one
hundred feet from the base Of the chm on
its front are engraved the above charac,
ters Of immense size, GO feet high and
2L deep, which may be seen at IL great
distance. There is no tradition respect
ing these characters The cross and the
Roman letters seem however to argue
the workmanship eff Jesuit missionaries.
A mission was established ut the mouth
of the ella River in 1888, and also at
variprs points in New Mexico by Fuse
bus kino. There is also an old map ex-
tant representing forty towns and villages
in Arizona. Probably the letters were
made by the followers of the good priest
while making some settlements IN the
vicinity in their endeavors to christianlze
the Indians; or while passing by on
tour to California where permanent n.ls-
sions had been established.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

wEEEIEE & WILSON SEwING MACHINES.
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
has been established here IN Carson. NJ.
p. B. Fox is the agent; and he VIII sell
the sid nachines-of the latest style and
having all the newest improvements-n'
san Francisco rates-freight added. liz
will attend. promptly, TO all orders fol
machines and the repairing and recon
.t-uc;ion thereof. SeanStresscS pro
noance the Wheeler * Wilson to be the
hest machine manufactured.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

Do not read this il you haye'e~er heaf'
Of it before. The item is prepared for
new coasers; and especially to give any
..Eas.eruers'' WHO may be among US. an
;,,e;, Of how matters and things were here,
in the good old days If 'Gi and ", when
not to fight was a rarity, and when people
felt disaae, ainted in the morning II no
booty had been killed during the nighs
Underwood was the harae Of muiatto
barber who was ahan; his vocation III
Carson in those delectable ed times. He
was :, man of rare intelligence and nat
proti.ed by considerable educational al
yartaees which he had eli 'yed. lbs
superior qualifications made nm NUT
VAN however, and ne became naughty
and Insulting to his co.orsd associates
lie esteemed himself superior to them
and did not hesitate to hurt their feelings
BIZ telling them So Although he was no'
admitted into the society of whites, Ne
couId not become reccnciied to have hl'
lot cast irrevoc;,bly among the oiachs
and his spirit was Called whenever
tholuj1t OF neat he regarded as the cruz,
Instruction of race overlooking the facs
that he was trsiIdics up his own unhap-
pine,s vpan distinction which lie mad,
h1tv..s., himself, a m1iatto, and the 1uii
oioodea psere-
One of tie latter cl:ss-a type OF the
known as Doe, who,
HAVING no regular trade. made his living
NV tu,niuc his hand TO whatever he codio
lind to dc, lived i'll Carson at the Sam
tirne tx n Underwood WAS barber here.
Doc. had the reputation OF beng a nh'
man. and dangerous, although ne h't'
not committed any crime, as yer, Srea'
enough to give him a birth IN Curry
Hotel. He was not without PERSONA
pride although degraded and to IL ces'ai'
extent without principle, anu he Woais
not allow himself and his race scand !ilzed
One evening ne happened IN nj Uhaef
woods shop, ~bea conversation Deal
| between then, which was ut hrst lhdlIier
| eut; but which taking its turn from th'
| harber's sriteful bias of mind and con
temnt for the negro race, became an9r,
and threatening. Finally Underwood
stepred up to Doe and while gesticuias
ing pass!orateiy repeated the lnsuh
You nisgers haven't got the sand.
This reused the tiger i'll Doe. ana N
sprang after his torm-nter with draw
! b ,wie knife of extraordinary length
Underwood fed through the door. an'
across the street, but the Infatuated ne
| gro overlook bin, on he Plaza and stab
bed him to death; each time that h.
plunged the knife into the body of III
helpless victim reiterating with lniuFlate'
malice the exclamation: "Aint got q
sand, chr "Ain't got de sand, Ell.
Doc. served his ti,ae i'll the State Prison
as continues to be the custom here, IN
stead Of having his neck broken as VA
his due; and we understand he Is no.
making himself useful liz the world rs
hotel servant, blocking boots. etc, an
will probably do nobody harm again III
less the devil is stirred within him one
more.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

STILL IMpEovrNG.-The skating rink
Was filled again last night. The people
are waking up to the realization of the
well ordered enjoyment held out by Mr..
Laild for their acceptance. Now that the
ball is started, let it roll and grow as it
rolls. A Grand Skating Festival wall be
given at Moore 4 Parker's Hall on new
Years eve at which time tUo prizes, one
for the b< g. lady skater and the other for
the best z .ntleman skater, will be award
ed. The Latter is to be . pair of steel
skates. The former We have forgotten,
which is of little consequence, since the
ladiss have no curiosity to know anything.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
So,aEE To-N.GHT.-Prof. Varney gives

SoIaEE To-NtGHT.-Prof. Varney gives
the first of his series of dancing sociahles
this evening at Moore & Parker's Hall.
This we consider by far the finest oppor-
tunity Of xhe kud offered to the gay and
lively OF our town for pleasure and i'm
provemeat. Those who are proficient in
the graceful art will have every oppor-
tunity to practice what they know: where.
as those who wish to learn to dance will
he car, fully taught by the muster. Such
sociables and such leader are just what
we need in Carson. Once a week an en-
tertainmfnt is offered equal in every
respect to a fail dress ball and superior to
it in being all sociabi!ity and all freedom
from II straint-
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
\ e w 8 I.
Fis.icun.

In these days of calm and nonotony
Il lit is, Il rad luxury. Il is understood,
of course. tina: we speak exclusively o.
Ia, active participants. Saturday eve
ming two card players having finished a
game in one of Cur most frequcnted sa-
looms were seated on either side OF the
table, and were quarrelins about the re-
suit. They were both sly and had not
necleete! to use their tricks to respective
II aoe each other, if there WAS any truth
in the charges which they mutually made.
Their names are unknown to us. A
charged i with robbing him OF dollar
BY foul play. B responded by accusing
A of stealing several cards ana uehieo hii =,
Therefore the privilege @. growing -
In fact 3 was very conlplace'i and sml.-
incly tried to explain, but ti2dins his
dollar irreyocably gone up, w,txeti wruth
and talked loud. The stand. rs around
became exDec:ant; and watched the de-
yelopnent of the VOW with growing in
terest. Is finding himself the object OF
terms Of sndear1nent which were bacoEa-
lag m,re ..ud more oppressive, attempt
ed t. p Y bick the acousGr IN Ike guam
tity O his own coin. A then brought the
nu..re. IL head by calling b 81 dirty,
stinklns, lying son ola .! Wherenpon
3 sending the deck Of cards whizz;ng IN.
to AS lace, rose III MS wrath and :. went
for him then and there The assailed
armed himself with handy chair which
he pun,ed against his assalant's breast
and head with most spas1n odic hliskness
The cha.- being pu she'd aside however in
the struggle, and re:iniuished by the
-csmbat,anIs, they ciinchcd and after a
few well meant bat not artisticaiiy direct
81 blows, they went to the floor together
L on top. They wrisssled awhile, sur,
rounded by q cloud Of highly amused
lockers on, and then reg,ined their feel
separately, each appearing little indis
posed to renew the attack bot not salts
led. The brisk engagement ended with
out any breaks or sprains. One OF tn,
numerous punches Of the chair took ct
feet, however, and started d small stream
of facial claret.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

PIERCE THIAL.-We learn tha. at G.3o
o'clock last night, when the stage left
Genoa, ten men had qualified to serve as
;urymen on the Pierce murder case. and
that il was thought the two others
necessary, would be procured before the
court adjourned. The accused seems re-
lieyed in nsind by the change of venue;
he thinks there is some hope for him Il.
Douglas. but felt that in Carson he would
stand no chance,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
To~-T,ee n es; wagon brought a

Tox,-Tle e p es' wagon brought a
|, al Of artificial .nii,gs: hands. flowers,
n n ya-.ous o.her ''duflnnie,' from the
;rpot last onsu:,lay. The same are S al
g., ONE from san I,Ientin, and to be the
q. n liwork of the prisoners. Ii any one
NJ 4 desire 10 see masterpieces of .rt let
him climb up into the rtoAery above
Bry<n's poker Gepo:. Gem ral Edwards
an ,,t,c. is turned into an art museum.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

RHCEnr.-The State Treasurer re-
saved. yesterday, from Washoe on
State account. $500, and on Stamp
account $50 ~; from Humboldt $276 a
and $8lS "a on Stamp and Staee -
count. '--
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

MAGU.au TEorpr. AS viii I've seen ny
or advertisement to-day, this troupe
will appear Mt the Carson Thea'er next
Mon lay evening. 1t is full company
md wei supported in every respect.
Baker ana L, iron OF the Alhinnbra III =
alter San Fran.I sro, nre inim;table in Their
l. u .hable rrpses mt ,tioLs OF lrlsh ana
D,ica cha actrIs. NJ .Suire's California
MI s.r,ls make the loupe complete for
comedy The company have been piny,
ing for more than week IN Go'n ma
and Eirg.nia to crowded houses. me
first appearance will be IL the iauGh,'i'
c nledy of "Chris and Lena which 'hoy
.,.,ve been playing with So much success.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

PERSONAL Mr.. Robinson who was
formerly partner of Mr.. Mishels ON the
old Appeoi, arrived from the East yester-
DIV, and enters into business with his
old 'pard again, on the NLw APPEAL.
Mr.. Robinson is well known i'll Carson,
and has been the recipient OF the warmcst
greetings on his retuIa to his old place OF
business.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
,;,S:.a Stock AEPoAf.

penorss, daily sI,e, ally for sae New
Nv Il. =. x .'sr.lss .ss..ox Brokers, II "e.'s'
Ear Z, < L., :. Lite. & .rsOii.- Ef#.-
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

DkI GDOO AND CLOILiNE.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

Fine Bcnvor Suits, Cashmere suits,
BroadclOth suits, Hats, Caps,
Ties, etc., etc.,
And q large suTfiy Of BAY CLOTHING, which
We offer fuc sale ut tn. very lowest rates.
GALL AND SEE.
Carson City. Sept. ., lS12. l-tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-04-18


CONE, oh! thou ethereal mildncss.
The inhabitants Of this neck of woods
had about come to the conclusion that
it had come until Sunday morning,
when cold wind and drizzling rain
came down upon them, which contin-
ued all day and portion of the night.
The next morning, however, was one
Of the choicest Of the season, as, during
the night beautiful sugar snow, 1--WE
believe some one termed it thus, to the
depth of about two aud half feet in
some places and in others the earth was
visible. To add to the "gushingncss "
of the weather, a healthy breeze was in
force, and VIC learn Of few consump-
tivcs who improved the golden oppor-
tun'ty by imbibiug rather freely Of the
lung expander by standing on the
street corners with mouths ajar. The
warm sun Of the afternoon stole from
them the precious wind and the beau
tifal snow commenced dissolving, and
now the streets are crossed and re-
crossed by strange waters.