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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-14

DEATH OF HENRY A. RHoADs.-H. S.
Mason received dispatch that Henry
A Rhoades, late clerk in the State Treas
urers Office Of this State, under his broth
er Eben Rhoades and C. c. Batterlnan,
died suddenly at San Rafael, California,
Yesterday morning. Henry had many
warm friends in carson, where he had
lived for many years.
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RED MEMS BALL.-As will be seen by
referring to our advertising columns. a
ball is to he given under the auspices of
the Washoe Tribe of Red Men, at Ar
mory Hall, Washoe City, on Tuesday
evening the oath instant
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-14

AUcTIoN.-The attention of everybody
is called to the auction of c. H. Maish
to take place at Moore & Parker's Hall,
to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to-day,
and continue day and evening until all
his immense stock is sold. Leteverybody
go and buy himself rich. See advertise
ment
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-14

GRANT AND WILSON CLUE MEETING
Members of the club will remember, that
tonight is a regular meeting, and that
Hon. James W. Nye and other distin-
guished speakers will address the Club
at Moore IL Parker's Theater at u,
O'Clock. A full attendance of members
is desirable.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


oRMsBY House,. E. MEDER son PROPRIETORs.
F James wife Mrs Sho1es J Holmes
( 3childr Miss Holmes Miss VI Holmes
Miss NJ Holmes Gignac d NJ Riordan
J VI Daniel A Holmes kinkaid
J 4 TagSard PW Bennett Reed
John C James Chas Coyle G Gaden
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-GEO. TUFLT PROPRIETOR.
G. r SparnbergerR W Bollen Ewing
l. Childers Hopper JIM Morris
II RAISER A DanEbery h Elnkelman
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Reported daily. specially for the NEW APPEAL.
by RICE PETERS, Stock Brokers, in Wells,
Fargo l. Co.'S Office Carson
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ADMITTED IN THE SUPREME CoURT.-
Paul W. Bennett was yesterday admitted
to the bar. 70 practise in the Supreme
Court of this State.
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ACKNowLEDGED.-Joh g. Fox. dealer
in books, stationary etc, No. Carson
street, has placed us under obligations,
by leaving on our table late and interest
ing reading; consisting of the latest pic
torials, and other instructive and anus
ing papers, which he is constantly re-
ceiving, and keeps on hand, for sale
Thanks, John, papers are our weakness.
III. s. BRANcHe M1Nr.-By this morn
ing s~train to Virginia City, the Treas
urer of the Carson Mint shipped 6 bars
of impaired gold and silver, weighing
5.5 pounds, and worth in gold coin S25, :
s-going to the credit Of the Belcher
Gold Hill.
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EVENING QUorATIoNs.l

Reported daily. specially for the NEW APPEAL
by RICE Il PETERS. Stock Brokers. in Wells,
Fargo l. Co.'S Office, Carson.
$3.50 Meadow Wy ...23, 22a., 81. b3O, gag, %
s3. % X BIO, 23ie. 22,s, 227. b3O.
2a5 Rsym'd 4 Ely. ..1721s, III, l73, 175 b3O,
l771s BIO, Ill,
go Eureka Con -. 2oat, 2O14. 81. 2O5..
rs s P Paehth ..s m,s, a,i, ss,. bso.
100 W'ton Creole. IA, AZ.
30 Lillian Hall 80 cts.
$50 Alps ...........5.
$50 Page ........... ~. Pa.
800 Bowery.. .--...e, ~ b1o.
$50 H & Hunt. ....51i, SIS.
no Chapman. LIZ. 1'a.
40 Pea Vine 49,. 80 cts 95 cts, 1.
100 Phoebe West ...3'..
Gi9 Ivanhoe. }. ?'s.
$50 Ingomar ...-..1k.
1875 Condor ........2is, 2, 2is.
100 Murphy. .......l.
100 Belmont $500 90, O,s.
$40 Chief Hill. 81 BIO. 81. ssa, 81 slo
100 Newark ........51s. SAT-.
40 Mc'ing Bird -, 81. b3O.
100 Louise 10 cts.
30 Cedarberg. .-...7's.
400 Ida Fillmore 49, Is. Is y b30.
G'5 Mahogany 49,. 10, 9A,9.
80 Mammoth. 80 cts.
40 Treasure .......5, va bSD.
;,;O Hermerse ....l4, 14is b30, l4]@.
100 Belcher ........101, 1o1is, ld2, 1O3's bs0.
104 b30, lOl.
2l5 Caledonia ....a5, 3i1s, s4i., 3ili Sd, IS, "a,
34js So.
10 Hale X Norc'ss 20.
80 Empire .....--S.
20 Ophir 20. Il bio. 20 b5.
2s5 Savage. ..... lis b3O. lis bsO, III, Has.
rs bj, lis b3, ISL. b5, lis 81.
so Con Virginia .33, 1871.
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A. 3. DRIESBACH
CARSON STREET, CARSON CITY
nEALER IN GENERAL NERCHAN-
FLOUR AND FEED,
WINES, LIQUORS. PORTER AND ALE
Hardware, Tinware
cR0ckERY,
Pl0Ws. MOWERS AND REAPERS
POW d. II Nd EC Sc
Wall Paper,
Doors and windows,
Window Glass,
Paints, Oils and varnish,
Paint and varnish Brushes,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris,
Cement,
Piasterers' Hair,
Etc., Etc.
l have as large a stock Of goods az any house
in the Trade, and am pr pared to furnish by
Wholesale and u etaiI
Every article above mentioned.
~ Goods delivered free of charge.
1-tf A. L. DRIESBACH |
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oLcovlcH Bros,
DEALERS IN
DRY.G00DS, CLOTHING
BOOTS, SHOES, FURNITURE,
ETC., erc.

TuNHE LATEST AND BEST STILES
Il and patterns Of these staples always IN
hand
Place Of busincss-Coner Of CARSON and
FOURTH Streets. Carson city.
~ Terms CASH. and pric,'s Ia suit the times.
l.tf OLCOvITCH BROS,
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-14

Best Family Flour, Corn Meal, Oats and
Fgcd-chrap at TASEER's
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LOCAL CUtHEEr1N3ENlE.

iil.h l''-h -, iN'-.
There is little Of interest to say in regard
to matters here. The political fight is over
for the present, JAco" handsomely elected
In the triangular fight for the nomination
fOr Congress, between Mc-srs. FAULKNER,
MARTIN and DowNIY, Mr.. MARTIN was
successful
Mr.. JosErH GEEsoH, the newly elected
magistrate for this place is brother of
Rev. DR.. GIBSON, of Baltimore, he will make
Il good officer,
A great many railroad accidents have oc
CURED on the 81 division of the L. & o.
t. Il, lately, twcnty-nin" during the last
month. The employees freely say that the
Lord is furnishing ihc Company for its con
stant and vastly Increasing Sabbath desc
Grafton. | heard an officer say that ut
Piedmont there were three times more cars
moved on the last Sabbath than on the day
previous.
If the opinions OF these men be correctly
last Sabbath their bells were ringing, en-
gincS shriching, and trains laundering, to
the great discpmlor, of quiet christian pco-
pie and 10 the great disturbance of assem-
blcd congregations, who wondered hat
was going on. II seems that an extra train
ran from Piedmont to Frostbur~ and back,
to bring people TO funeral here and thus
twice during the day, ii dcmoralizcd things
all along between here and your place
\ glorious meeting is in progress at the
NJ. +. Church here, Of which Mr.. G.. V.
LEEcu is pastor. Fourteen went forward
as pcnilcnts last night, ofVhom five were
converted. Some Of Tie best trained Young
people fin the sabbath School have been
brought in, The divine influence seems on
the increase
Rain is falling here quite copousIy.
One of the most interesting little girls in
town was buried here last Sabbath JENNIE,
daughter Of VS.. BUKKEr, Esq. i
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Barton,


SEPT. IL, 1872.
Ga Friday, 9th inst, john MonHIs, Il
miner, WIS fatally injured b. Il large fall of
breast" coal at Piedmont ni;acS he lin
gcled in great PAIN until midnight Of sun
day His parting with his wife and six
small children was an impressive scene. -
y subscription is going on through the
mines here towards relieving their dc,,i-
utc condition.
The Rev. 5. SHANNON, now of Washing
ton, d. c., and formerly pastor ofPic,lmont
circuit which then embraced all tie local
tiles between Bloomington and Lonaco-
ming, it being the occasion Of laying the
Corner Stone of the new NJ l.. Church.
On TIC three occasions ,hc congregations
were very numerous. On Mond3y after
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TO the Soldiers, and Sailors
Ofts.c United SkasrS.-COMWADES =

oA as.V Z HsSVN f7Asass'NN. y oh' INp'.' -
The National Convention of Soldiers and
Sailors Of the Unucd States, which will as
sembc in Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 18th Of
September, 1872, viii be representative in
character and loyal in principle, Ii is de
sired that the Convention put itself upon
record in favor of granting Bounty Land
Warrants to all honorahly discharged Sol
diers and Sailors, or their Widows, and the
proposition is that Delegates he requested
to have resolutions looking 10 this end pre-
scented and adopted b. that Convention, as
per instructions of the various Posts Of the
Grand Army Of the Rcpublic.
By order Executive Committee,
VETERANS HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION.
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Mt. Savage.-rhc lease of the Mi
Savage furnaces by the Dunbar Iron Works,
of Pa, promises happily for the citizens of
that place. These furnaces have not been
operated for several years, Their activity
now must increase the business OF the town,
besides being in other respects of great ben
Gift
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HENRY EDWARDS, late Constable, left
here on Monday morning Wi;l. hi, family,
for England \ son OF WM. BoNE' ac-
companied him on pleasure trip.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-14

Easa! 4cc;eieE.t.-SETm ANEs, =
young Lngiishman, working in Boldcn
Shaft for a short time past, WAS killed on
Saturday last 10y a fall OF 'soot coal
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TAN-E'sYg,Ee&. NDTgd'E!

TAH-E' s,Ee%' NssYEd'a;!
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES!
Collectors 0.ice for trantSyiile. Mount
SAVAGE 4 ir0It1.rg Election Districts.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
y IN Act Of the General Assembly Ma
rylanl, passed at the january Session, 1S72,
adisColmt of FOUR PER tENrUM will he
made to I'll persons paying their State and
County Taxes before the first day of Octo-
Der, 1872. Tn" rate of discount decreases
thereafter ONE PER CENT. per month I'M
til January, 1873, after which time the law
will he strictly enforced and interest charged
on all Delinquent taxpayers Persons are
therefore requested to come forward and set
tie their taxes for the current year immCd-
atcly, and receive the advantage of the above
discount. ..t3 Office, south end of Broad
way, Fro>tburg. }. ID. ARMSTRONG,
July 20-l1t Collector for 1872
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Ladies Velvet Caters, - 30.
CHEAP STORE.

Escac:srs.- inadvertently omitted
last week oUr thankful acknowledgements
fora basket oflrGc delicious peaches, placed
ON our table hy Mr., lIENEY RorINSo>.
Like all lis Garden GnIo.ch:I | productions.
they are inferior to none in dissection, anj
fruit such ~ an editor and his family orany-
body else and bis tamiiy) can enjoy witt
0Wt ever hccnnlinH latignNl.
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.arridlcs:i>.-.Ju5 lIrsroN received

.arriAcs:i>.-Ju5 lIr>roN received
a painful cUt and lruise on his forehead
on Tuesday last while handling Il large
stone he was loading on his wagon. 1t
fell on a hammer that was lying near, cluS-
lac it to fly up, the handle striking linn
with The above result
THoMAS WoH>ING had two of bis fin
gers badly .jammrd on Thursday by hcin"
caught between the rope and block while
AT work on ST NicIla"rs Church Spirc.
Ladies Velvet Caters - 80.
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The Examination of applicants

for certificates to teach in the Public
Schools ofths county was held on Tuesday
and Wednesday, in Cumberland, when tie
following candidates were passed:
LIST grade for two years, SUE CREsSI.ER;
Isl grade, for one year, MINNIE WEisKET-
TIE; 2nd grade A-THoMAS ARMSTRONG,
Thomas Hull, ALLIE II. HATFIELD,
GEORGE L. LEoNHARDT, \. J. SMITH, Jo-
sErH c. SMITH. 2nd grade, B.-GEo. ii.
THOMPSON, NJ. c. HENDRICNsoN, ALEX.
DEWITT, HANNAH Carroll, JOHN y.
SMITH, A. HELEN WINEow, SrLAs VEIN
FIR. NJ. l. MuRruEY, MARY DAILY, JOIN
Il. HYLEuAN, CALVIN b. Cook, and End
Grade C-MICHAEL +. MCNALLy, :. KAT
TIE CHURCHTIL, MARY f. MCLAUGnIIN,
JAMES \ MULIIN and JOHN MCGUNNIGAI.
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Esaim.-Aftcr two days OF fn@ We re-
ceived the long-nee,Icd rain on Thursday
evening
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New Advertisements.
FOR SAFE, CHEAP,

} WAcu<s fwo-Iiorse, nearly new
! 1 Onc-Iiog>c;
} SET, HARNESS Set Single;
''-' '''' ''''''' ] 1 Double.
Arlly to
Sept li--3t BEALL, kOC!! & co.
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A general assortment Of Quecnswarc just
received and torsalc very cheap al TAsNEE'S.
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SATURDAY., October ), 1872,

at 4 o'clock, r. NJ, ON the premises, I will
offer for sale the said property 50 seized and
taken in execution, by public auction to th"
highest bidder for CASH 10 satisfy said
claim. OWEN EVANS,
Sept l4-tt Constable
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FUDEi%gaNTs NOtscC.-IhOSo sub
scribcrs who are entitled TO and have not
obtained their premiums are requested to
come forward and get them. All who to
not avail themselves of this opportunity to
secure their Pictures before November LIST
will forfeit them, and be held bound for the
full amount
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-14

None Such = Gtor95 cents at SPILLS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-14

JOHN IITClINs keeps II large stock of
Fancy Goods. Call and examine. In9l
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-14

Paper and Envelopes At low
prices, at +. BAKNAEDs, oppo.itcP. o.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-14

IFlIE iDli0Wing isN report Of The Workings
4 of lhi, Association for the third year,
ending August ), 1872;
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BARRIERS.
NE.H lsAessss.ss SHOP!

rEECY'S SEW BUILDING on BROADWAY!
ANING lifted up an entirely new
shop in superior style, Wiih& view to
the pleasure and comfort of my patrons,
am prepared to serve the citizens Of Frost
burG with all kinds of work in my line.
SHAVING, IlAiR-CUTriNG, SHAM
POOLING, DIElNG, etc, executed in the
best manner, rE1" Call and try me
Aug :I-y FREDERICK WALKER.
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PAINTERS.


House and Sign Painters. Glaciers and
E1APER-uANGERS. shop ON Main
Street, nearly opposite Posi- nhico.
VIII contract for work Of all Kinds il their
FrostblW@, April Ely
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False .tI;arsn.-Somci ll-adyiscd par

sFI{sN fl3TsH.-Somc IIT-AUVIstW Pai-
" during the week circulated a report that
the steamship, "Monircal," of the "lnman
Line" which sailed from New York for En-
rope u short time since, was lost at sca.-
JAMES Gross, Esq, an cslimable citizen of
this place, and Il young lady from Ocean
Mines having taken passage in the vessel
named, the friends of each were naturally
much alarmed. \ special telegram rcpor-
ting the safe passage of the steamer very
happily relieved ilie IiH4i'ict2d ones.
torncd Beef pUj up expressly for family
use for sale Il, TAsKEN'S Cheap Cash Store,
opposite st. iiichacl>, Main Street.
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Read the Newspaper Laws in this
column.
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Fr0s!bUrg. Sept. ll.s@.3.

One price and cash down.
CHEAP STORE.
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s,Is;;s,,sn;ss. OF { Gal

From Cumberland for the week, ending Satur
day. sept. :; and for the year. lo,2:
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drawing ly Hon George \. Ptarrc. Judge
ofthc Circui, Court for tlicgany County, of
thc Grand and Petit Ju,rs for the October
trim too. place ON Nont,ay at the office of
Gov Horace Rcscy, Clerk of the Court,
and resulted as follows:
neutrality-suspicious. Shcarcr, Richard
\. Knight, Sanucl Sonncbom, Geo. VI.
Rawlings InristlanJ. Brachy, Daniel Ilinc-
bau@h, Marx Wjn@land, Benjamin FAY
Johnso0 White, Ic>""'' l's!lycr, VIM. II.
Barnard, Goo. r. ,hiycr, Adam B1rth,
Charles W iircnrc john F. Stotlrr f. VI.
Brnon, JOHN Riley, Andrew Arcndt, II.
Clay Shaw, J. \. VI. Hrndrickson, Simon
Bluc''Hugh, &C., ". ClaWson, John B1rth.
Ph J"r"y#.-,jnmos Kane, Joseph p.
Mckenzie, Ro,ert V. Lanry, Andrew Con
der, FIanci, VI. Gramich, Tha deus Van
dehon, Philip burst, Henry Shuck, Louis
Pritrhald john Wesley Dcctz, John Bris-
cor, Samuel J. johnson, Alden Clary, John
Wilson, OF FIinlstone, \. b. Shaw, Michael
Spic!man, Upton MclLlfsl, Enoch McKcn-
ne, Amos BroadWaters John +. Bramblc,
john Web2L, W. H. Kiizmillcr, Robert
Green, II. \. WoodWin, John Augustine.
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First shipment fall goods received Thurs
day. CHEAP STORE.
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ssg,fDEs1ss, EaGE.l..

re" Tobacco :as,I Cigar Store!
(SIGN OF "TIiE lNDIAN,')
Broadway. Fro>ti,nr-. Maryland.
'ENIE UNDERSIGNED keeps constantly on
: handand ior sale s'si.. Supplies Of
SMOKING; & CHEWING TDBACCUS,
e,l All e.rnsscs.
| also make a speciality of CIGARS, Of
which am the exclusive manufacturer in
Frostbur". such rs the Dolly Nar,cn'---5
ccnt~---ai entirely new brand; diamond"
Illegal Tcnhrr,' ~ l. y r." "Koy West
,Sol,cc.' &c, t>c---nil Of Which viii be sold
IL low as tie lowest in FrostburG.
MAY ~ PHILIP " ERER
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sET5NEF S.'ss''' m ~ ~"
lican Primary Meeting for this District, was
held on Saturday evening last, at Jctlrco
Hall. Douglas Percy was elected President
and DAWSON Armstrong, Secretary.
The following named gentlemen We're
elected as delegates to the County Convcn-
vcntion held in Cu,uhc'land, Sept. 18th, 1872:
Douglas Percy, Thomas Mcneil, Peter
Payne, ID. Armstrong, o. Evans, Owen Price,
Henry Bcplcr, c. VI. McCulloh, c. +. Hart
zcll, r. W Mason, Geo. W. Fisher.
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LARGE stock of Wall "apcr and Blinds
at Il. r. WALSH & Bros.
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Fire tIarlss.-A room in Mr.. n, $
FRosI's residence took fire from stove
pipe on Tuesday mor9in@, occasioning
quite an alarm ON the streets. A potion
of the floor was considerably burned hut
the flames were promptly arrested before
any serious damage was sustained.
yArgand, or German Student Lamps, thc
best coal oil Lamps ever nycntcd) for sale
at TAsKER'S
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IS wilde Awake and Vast
.-IceEs. All kinds OF Frames to suit
the above Pictures at y. b. SPILLS.
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DHUbly Esou;sssui.-"Thcr" seems
to be Il great dead OF doubt rs TO whether
Mr.. O'CoNoE viii accept the Loui~yill"
nomination. or not. Noes, Thurs lay.
We fail to see the applicability of the
cor not
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4a,in. lS sorncr Stone -

interesting ceremony occurred at Lonaco-
ning on SUNDAY last. The NJ. L. Congrc-
cation ofthat place has just commenced the
erection of suitable cdifcc for public Wor-
ship, COMMUNICATING it with exercises aP-
proprialc to tine @oo1 undertaking. Rev.
Samuel Su>NNoN, OF Washington, ID. c.,
otlitatad in an able, eloquent manner
The liberal sum Of 1850 was raised dur
inY the day for the purpose of prosecuting
the work, which. We learn, will 20 on
speedily until completed.
Ask your Grocer for J. 5 DmwoHrH 4
90 = pllrn Enu-lnl CntlNn- LlGGN
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New Head. Cumberland D4Hy
Times appeared on Tuesday under a new
Typographical heading. Ii is neat and pref
ty and cvnccs the good taste of whoever
conceived the change The 1Imcx itself
says it lis TIE handsomcst of any ever used
in Cumbcrland'
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-12-26

Curiosities of Orthograpay.

a writer in the Cincinnati Times and Chron-
icle remarks that some of the spelling that an
editor has to encounter is enough to harrow
up his soul and freeze the marrow in his
bones:
A young lawyer in an interior city one
early morning locked his Office door, and left
upon it this mysterious legend: "Gon to
brexfus."
In q small New England town druggist
was surprised and disturbed to receive, at
the hands of a dirty-looking customer, the
following prescription: Pleas give the bare
sumpthin to flick him Is cts worth"
During the war letter, written by rebel
soldier to his sweetheart, was captured,
wherein the writer said: "We will lick the
yanks two-morrer if goddlemity spares our
lives"
Rufus Choate, or somebody else, said that
the ways of Providence and the decisions OF
petit jury are past accounting for. We
may safely say the same of the spelling OF
the latter, since Pittshurg jury handed up
| to the judge communication Endorsed, "To
the onorable gug."
The proprietor OF 4 country store once
worked himself nearly into a brain fever en-
| deavoring to make ineligible the following
note, given to him by small boy, the son OF
one of his customers
iliStcT
"Wunt you let my boay hev a pare Of
| Easy toad shuz.''
However, he was probably not more horri.
fed than the schoolmaster who received a
letter from man who wrote:
81 have desded to inter my boy in youl
scull"
The letter which one person wrote to al
editor, when disseminating his paper, con.
tains internal evidence of the truth Of its as
sertiOns:
| 81 think folks ottent to spend their mummy
for paypur, my dad diddent and evary boldly
sed he was the intellgentist man in the coun
try and had the smartest family of boize tina
ever dug taters."
"This house for sail' was the announce
ment a traveller saw nailed over the door O
an humble dwelling in New Hampshire. III
called the proprietor to the door, and gravel,
inquired "When is your house going to sail %
"When some Teller comes along who can rais
the wind" responded the man, with 81,
twinkle in his eye, and the traveller move;
mournfully On.
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Massacre of French COlonssss i'm
Algeria.

The Court Of Assizes at Constantine has
Just tried twenty-onc Arabs of the BeleZma,
charged with the massacre of twelve French
colonists in April last. The victims were all
employed at some extensive saw-mills stu
ated in forest about ten miles from Batna,
and belonging to Nj. Pruchomme, who was
one of the murdered. The natives had
always been on friendly terms with the
March, when an instruction broke out in
denly changed; they became, first, more re-
served and then insolent, boasting that
France was ruined, and that all the French
would soon disappear from Algeria. Some
of the tribes, however, remained, if not
friendly, at least less hostile.
The revolt had almost become general,
and on the 2lst Of April the Sheik Brahim of
the Halymias informed the little colony that
they were no longer safe in the forest, and
offered to escort them to Batna. The Euro
peans, consisting Of thirteen men, one wo'
man named Dorliat, and her four children,
set out the next morning, accompanied by
Brahim and about forty of his men. They
had gone but short distance on their jour
ney when they were warned not to proceed
further, as the Arabs would not allow then
to pass. After some hesitation they re
solved to continue, confiding in the assur
ances of the sheik that they were under hi
charge; but on arriving In ravine they wer,
suddenly attacked by large body of tn,
rebels. Six of the party, who were in tn
rear, succeeded In escaping, but twelve Q
the men were massacred. Nine. Dorlia
| owed her life to native named Abdallah q