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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-19

Ir is asserted that the city of Nice
has secured a site near to the Library,
with the intention of establishing there
a Museum of the Fine Arts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-19

The analysis of 1.-The Queens Toi-
let for the Complexion, made by Professor
5, Dana Hayes, Of Boston, proves it to be free
from all poison, and truly valuable prepare
uua.-COm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-19

NfGErTSE is nov acknowledged by our best physi-
cans 70 he the only sure and safe remedy .ur all
..-+ases arising from impure blood, such as scrofula
and scrofulgus humors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-19

WHILE WA1llNG FoB CoUsH to 90 a. it came. =
4 are often sowing the seeds Of Consumption Bet
~ z! az once Or Jayne's EKpectorAnt, sure cure
r. az Coughs and Colds
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
MORNING POST.

M oltely is the truth ofthe Desged Residents views
yo by the revelations contained in the diary which The author
p.pbe with 50 diligence and persistent observation Some tie
extracts from the pspers and serve IN eonua
ton with numerous anecdotes TO brighten up the heavier portions
d,,v a. . 10 enghen US various points relating to
the progress siege These desatoU remarks ahord bu'
Ae idea OF Of this comprehensive and ably Wnten Vol
ume We have however absnei from closer examination OF the
l IN avoid foreafop the interest which 1t will be read Parts
dsry are printed she first me and thus complete us
i've .hch state received Win great aoI
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

The Dsr OF the Beseged sien needs commentator from
49, Won ,fte Al Versailles pronounced extremely interesting AT
home disputes from Metz the same Journal s
rlsee Of ono among correspondence OF the penod"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
aOESE And CARRIAGE MARKET

Esv.Yonx Friday Sept Il, iSr,
Chiefly on account of the inclement weather.
prevailed during sser Of the day badne' under o
very little there oaiEre 70 note
Al Van rars Horse snd Carriage narAe' VIC
fa ON salna OF hnr.cs
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
ILLUSTRATED TIMES,

"T1e transcenteut stride which THE DAILY NEWS has ak
ng the var displaying suddenly brilliant supremacy over its eoat
porsras has materially excited both curiosity and admiration"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
EXAMINER

Th et.e Of The Beegd Resident from Paris were Of great in
ses hen they appeared time time in THE DAILY NEWS
They give lively and in the main very accurate description OF
a ans months Of isolation from the rest OF
p,sn Other Kindred books pabhed which will hep 70
copee The picture this volume Is likely be more valuable -n
T Of others certainly expect 70 md elsewhere so
much iuless Of detail" - T.. orrp
The hgb character ordinary literary contributions to IhB
many NEWS Il b by The following (sever Of them
p IN the Uiled Sa iom the Eagish edous ell Of which
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

Many Of the letters equal descriptive execution the finest denea
aiou Of similar novels, in Carye Frederick
the Great the Siege Of Metz which are the fullest par
tcarv abound call sketches after nature The
descu pton O the Battle Of sedan is masterpiece"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

"ere Is peculiar cnc favor about the remarks Of the Resident
II WAS ucL which shut up this keen osefTan WHe IN
Psrs and ehcci such graphic account Of the siege
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

Most Fngsmen the value for all purposes Of the oommunica
IONS rorhed in THE DAILY NEWS, the most critical event
were evolving out Of this correspondence that u
made this country 10 suee0r u
alIct Fre.c peasants took their rise"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

Pobs no accounts hs recent olmpaga amply saiei our
modern Thirst picturesque The description Of the battle
veoie eaas Ike se oct Of Tacus and for awful Tividnes
rfht sand bT Tlncydess naIye Of The plague
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
Cerinres ano Aleetlnas.

A ECTURE COMMITTEES should not fail 60
ssnl 6,r te zBCrURB SEASON Of the AMERICAN LIT
HRARY BlRRAU This the beat lecture list the
m s r Boston NsuloFk, aad Chicago saDsr-
orsy hat . everywhere rceoguiiea
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU
" haaAaa~t hesKs1k
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
BRITlsn QUARTERLY REVIEW

Tbe excellence Of THB DAILY NEWS correspondence has bee
matter OF common notouety and general confession"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

GUARDIAN

"Tts War Correspondents Of fHB DAILY NEWS have o"'''u
Chat paper prcclaiaeat reputation"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

There IS no need commend the correspondence Of IL
DAILY NEWS persons who recall the accounts Of the battles
Graveote and sedan and Of terribly Photographic pictures oi M
durue aud after he siege"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

To crcse letters Is surerauous their marvellous ability ~
accuracy universally ACKNOWLEDGED they appe
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
,gR WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

Rsrcr sud fuller information other paper has given about
gle var has Appeared in TIE DAILY NEWS"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
ILLUSTRATED TIMES.
LONDON SOCIETY.

The letters from the Beegei Resident always rae graph
and thorourhly unique in their matter IN theI siJis'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

"TUF DAILY NEWS dstancsd all other European jOuTnas
1he filuess rrouptness and accuracy OF its neWs'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

sbs 'Beeged Resident led which, reflected in bis fahh
rss.s seems to have been full Of interest and Of that very variety
which one fancy that Life among the population Of co'e
Invested dty be deficient"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
Glarble ano 9late Hlaniels.

Glarble ano 5lGie ftlaniels.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE-
"A. HlNG WORKS Jt and ls East Eghteenh,t Marble anl
MArbered Mape hg Marble Counters Monuneas A. pce that
defy competition haroIe turning for the trade.
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rch and
- seg.n dgnL Slate q ever description MARBLE and
WOOD hANTELS 7. y. STEWART & Co. z2O AID 22 Wet
TneuiI-ihirist. near sevenih-ave
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
Il their Union square Fouhaye and seven
tenth st. and offering large Of hAhrkLs CRATES
se oompsg elegant ad asiaas designs AZ prizes shAeana
somDtulQL.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
sW- YORK NATION
-r.Iir Aa.rrinlira erI

"Tbs coAion Of let,g valuable contribution to the history Of
tL... a. -1s
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
TIE DEUTsCHE zBITUNG BERIIN).

at ths most important an accurate contribution to the hsoT
the So G seen"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
TInES

The missing lettsrs Of the Beegd Resident way nfaro
n those that nave had frt the columns Of contemporary
lie has style Of writing reminds Of Mr. Bern Osborne
sngs style to which Paraus aa1 the Siege lent ihene
singular felicity He has the art Of putting place oo'S
tious IN a novel way, generally telling and often singing"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
TVF GRAPHIC.

VANITY FAIR
-e-y ygnartly writieD.'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
QUARTERLY REVIEW.

THE DAILY NEWS itself pre6mnent in The accuracy
and value Of every nl ofn;egncs with regard to the war;
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
SATURDAY REVIEW

The ofthe Pondence procured by fHB DAILY NEWS
depended only upon nar prOmptuie but also on It's Inherent
ereeuec IS beng at clear accurate and picturesque"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
1IF roRrNIGnTIY REVIEW.

1.-THE DAILY NEWS greatly distinguished itself throushOn
tle war by tie accuracy Of It's Information.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
Mss MARTINEAUiS BIOGRAPHICAL

Nl sKBTCHESIs52-6 Reprinted from THE DAILY NEWS ihro
gauor with rev Preface Containing The Emperor Neholas-Ihe
ac Of Keptoseyb HumeLoTd Herbert Of Lea-LoTd Lnsao"ne
LyDdhurs-Lod Psueson-Lora broug ugna-D'OP p.o~
Allh wbstsIvs- William Napisr-Dsvid ROberts-Psther
HatbewLadg ByToaSnss Mod-Heny Halam-LoFd AA'A'@y-
A. otb.r Crogn
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

1.-THE DAILY NEWS been BY The richest correspondence
,fvaiae siaoe the var began
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
Eonoon advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

uv navy ,rrs nopaOn Bngand) Oeu to all residents In
A. ~. s.., ha v % communicate with the Bnglsh public
uneIa1npled facilities . 4, - - .,,
The Circulation Of aTHB DAILY NEWS ha' received an eI'raor
a, the last two year from the popularity by the
=! - =, rvs and General inelhgenoe The increase In its
- a, d Of ore hundred per oenii and "THR DAILY NEWS"
- - coud to no Eagsh Newspaper In its constituency Of
5. unsurpassed medus for all classes Of Advertisements
, - A. san OF Epgh opinion has special recommendations TO
-, 79e high reputation Of "THB DAILY ERWS" on al
t,psl subjects causes consulted by bankers merchants
ble-s investors 6c and ooaessed the best channel Tor
Financial Advertisements Of every kind
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

e superiority ofthe War which furnished BY
TBE DAILY NEWS Is everywhere acknowledged Therefore the co.,
lection with an historic commentary and the connected exposition OF the
events Of the war thus produced mus be pronounced IN the
highest degree Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS
Iose those journals in promphiude copiouness and
ACCURACY" .,,r, ,rrg-s l.. A..
Dsg OF he Besegsd Resident in Paris Of which the following
-L..--L L.-oanL L---
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
Mathlnerp
professional Notices

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D. formerly Professor
u. Of an mporant Specially syracuse Medical College. ~
O1ee lSI Fethst ThTsge N Y CITY Nervous Dehi
nv and a other special general Diseases reliably treated
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

OFFICE THR NtCKsBuRG AND BRUNSWICK }
RAILROAD COMPANY. BuYAULA Ala, Aug 2J l8ll
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Bid Will be
~ this oce until the 7Ih DAY Of October next o the
TENSION OF the vCKSBURG AND BRUNSWICK RAILROAD, from
Clayton westward toward Meridian Mississippi The line OF ihe route
Charter The Contractors bid for the whole noe
or any part thereof beginning Cou Bids will include The Whole
work clearing grading bridging furnishing erossSs mon, spikes
track ayng everything complete the Road
TO be srst mortgage hi cent bonds Of The Com
pany ndorsed by the State Of Alabama -
miles OF the Road from Eufaua 70 clayton nave aua
been built and fully equipped
facory 10 ITSELF ]. NJ MACON, Secretary aud Treasured
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
rnp npIrrsn orARTERIY REYIEW.

Ths personal element these Letters was unquesOntey mat
which gave them their It certain that the descabe s
and unworthy actions Of the Beseged is the ehrOoer will
TO be taken truthful narrative Of the great
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

"Te pe,iegd Resident ss sighted Of the world
vy sometimes even Whimsical humos. s1d ireeandeasy reporter
Of M Incidents be saw or heard the entertaining authors
whom the las brought forth"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
Proposals.

Roam oP ENor~KHRs rrR FoURTH.AvE lsPROvEMRNr,l
OgyrcE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, NEw-iOKK. sept :, 8l1 ,
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-SEA
~ PROPOSALS will be ryB BY the undersigned at this oce
until o'clock Of the day September ll r all the WORK the
betweH Seyennnthst and Harlem River
amount Of heavy work, excavation tunnels walls
bridges, &c ,r, e. - =. ~. 81,
Pans specifications anl blank proposals wiz be IN readiness at this
day Of alter which ume tie
neers will DO present to axe explanations.
ALLAN CAMPBELL
ALFRED W CRAVEN Board Of Engineers
RDW. n, TRACY. Pougth-aYe Improvement
I BtICKHOUT
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

sHRRiPYt OFFICE, NEW CoURT HoUsB, !
CRY COUNTY or NEg-i YORK, AUGUsr lsT, l31R
certify the above be copy OF the Election Notice received by
me tbis day from the Secretary Of state
N ~ MATTHEW T. BRENNAN,
Sheriff Of the CITY and County Of NeHYOrE
~ Publishers u newspapers VIII not insert this notice without due
~ g,l (hau.4
a1AO'9' ''' MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, shehG
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
BROTHERS 50 LUDGATE HILL, LONDON,
MERCHANT TnLoRs AND oUrFrrrERs

ugsh Scotch Irish and foreign Manufactured Tweed Do'kn Worse
Dseonsls srpersne Cloths Snxel Coating and every we'll
Known Texture for SUITS, COATS, Sc
Tn stook for immediate use, made to measure.
pOST
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
,,1rsrp ,TFD LONDON NEWS.

The Diary Of Beseged Resident IN Paris will certainly form
ma Of the o remarkable Of mOmentous episode in His
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

GRAND CRICKET MATCH-ST. GEORGES
N CLUB of New YorE versus 1HE GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND
Niathst. ho6oken,
n j. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY sept is and "a wiekesA
pitched ~ ~ oclock -.
Admission the - cens Tickets may be procured es
principal tessurilr. -
GOOD FOR BOTH DAYS. puee 81
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

NTOTES.on ENGLAND. BY Ii. TAME Del,
~ Otoa X ke TraBsltea BY W with su Inodacton
sy de Tfanaso Rep1atei with Aado nom Ife DAILY News"
Ore Vol 8go
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

fGTH DAILY NEWS" published last year has had an e1aorlhAy
sale twelve editions having already reached Sa0ned are ieW
ofths criticisms Of its contemporaries England and ELSEWHERE;
MORNING POST
The correspondence forms series Of graphic pe'Ore
ATHENKUH.
"Ofan the contributions history OF TIE there zone moro
useful IL Az the volumes before Us"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

WESTWARD by RAIL. A Journey to San
w Francisco Back Visit TO the MormonS ny w. r. M
.rned f me Inir Ee.n Second Ed post 5Ye, VIE AeP
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

SsTNHE DAILY NEWS" is ON sale in Paris, at
81 Rue dc Ryo and at oil the hosks and In BRUSSELS "
-. ..al.ar s-.t-nn. anl M tLe Roe be a Mldel.ne
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27
Children Of the State.

One word gentle readers, and N, aerial
stereotyped stuff about the Orphans
Home, we promiseyou. We have looked
into its affairs somewhat however. and
We would ask our tax payinscitizens who
desire Refreshments in these 'hard
times" to call and examine the Secretary
and Treasurer $ accounts. You will find AN
exhibit therein Of the last degree of econo-
nv consistent with the comfort of the or
phans. A load of tax has been lifted
from your shoulders by the success of
Mr.. Webb as u farmer. He has made
potatoes to last an entire year; he sup
piled the prison during the Summer with
the perishable vegetables and furnishes it
with turnips, carrots, etc now, getting
in return the handiwork Of the pii ,oners
in the way of boots, shoes, etc. This is
one of the speaking items which demands
Il place in our short column. ar. w. is
IL worker and you can always find him q;
Home.
And Mrs. w. not less so in her ar'luous
sphere. The little deserted ones have
often in her a more than mother. The
little girls especially have her full conf
dence; they come and talk to her in her
ear with all the artlessness and affection
of pets. 1t is charming to see Miss
Toodles whispering with her nominal
mama.
The labor and trouble that these two
exemplary and Woodworking guardians of
the children of the State undergo is next
to untold. Their labors not ending with
the day often grow heavy with wat Thing
beside the sick beds at night. And what
remuneration do they get for their pains?
The blessings of mauy Il distressed waif
made happy, and inadequate pecuniary
compensation.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

DEposrrED.-The following amounts
have been deposited with the State Treas
urer on petition for the purchase of State
lands: On the 22nd November, NJ. L.
Wilson deposited 81 25 for so acres;
VIM. F. Hyde, 81 25, 100 acres; Jno. w.
Henry, 50 SO, $50 acres; Giles E. Siles,
81 %, 800 acres; VIM. NJ. Green. 81 25,
100 acres. On the 25th November, w.
Il. C. Brown deposited 80 so for 800
acres; Q. p Cola, % so, 800 acres; L.
H. Miller, - 50. 800 acres; H. Mather.
81 rs, 240 acres; ]. Q. Brown, 81 so,
$40 acres; Jas. Bethel, 90 so, 800 acres;
D. c. Hubbard, 81 25. 800 acres; C. Bus
tin, 50 80, 200 acres; Jas. Dow, 81 %,
800 acres; S. NJ. Gray, 81 %, 800 acres.
This money it is to be recollected goes
into the Public School Fund.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27
LO n Ne w 8 i.
UNUSUAL EXCITEMENT!
THE DEPOT GROUNDS llLUMuN.
ATEO az FIRE.
A FINE NEW v. & r. n. n. Elk.
PRESS CAR REDUCED TO A
HULK OF CHARCOALs
An Ovcrhcated Stove LEFT Untended the
Probable Cause.

At . quarter past SIX clock last even
ing the express coach that was to leave
for the Mound House at eight to receive
the baggage there for Reno, was observed
to be on fire near the passenger depot
1t was rolled up asquickly as possible
near to the railroad Office and lett on the
main track where it crosses the main
highway. SO that the engine could get
water from the brook that runs close by;
and in order te put the large, new depot
beyond danger. The alarm was rung
The Curry Engine No. 2 few to the res
cue and took position with suction hose
in the brook before the crowd of spectl-
tors had yet time to arrive. The inside
of the coach was seething furnace,
while outside after the Curry began to
discharge herself was darker than the
swampy regions of the Nile. Johnnie
Mack brought his big torch to bear, how
ever, and lighted up the way for the in
trepid fellows Jim Finnie, Pearls Ellis
and Willie Nara to direct the great round
stream which the boys at the brakes
never allowed to grow less. The Warren
No. was little behind her sister and
finding her services not required made q
graceful bow and withdrew. After the
fire was extinguished. the outside of the
coach seemed but slightly scorched. but
the entire wood work if not utterly des-
troyed is at least rendered useless for re-
building.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27
The CHURCH ME1oDEoN TROUPE comes

TIE CHURCH MELopEoN TROUPE comes
forth tomorrow night in all their re-
newed glory and magnificence of seduc-
tiveness. Crinoine in dreamy clouds will
be in attendance. Go and see the
Seymours of the programme. To show
what MIR. Church has been doing in San
Francisco to improve his troupe, read the
following from the Col of the 25th inst
- Church has been in town enp.o-
ing talent for Carson City, Nevada. and
started this morning with his new con,
pany. Among the number is David Mes
Geld. the baritone and pianist, who no
turned from Portland and Victoria. Who
viii act q musical conductor. Is.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

"WHoPPERs The v. 4 T. r. r. re-
ceived yesterday two of the magnificent
large locomotives which Mr.. Yerington
had ordered for this road. They weigh
between two and three tons more than
the largest now on the road; they ~ill be
put together i'll three days and fiy under
the names, William Sharon and W. c.
kalston. respectively.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

OUrRAsE.-Our friend Mr.. J. Q. A.
Moore has lately fallen victim to a most
atrocious emplification of malpracticer
Two sacks containing specimens of car
bOniferous stratication from his Carlin
coal mine. passed by Rent. Isle transit
qlorria Md,pii. to the city of Saint Francis
Our Locals first attempt at type sticking.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

GAME.--Our market is now over
stocked with the game afforded by the
Carson, Washoe Lake. and Tahoe. The
Indians bring in geese and the various
kinds Of wild ducks abundantly every
day. The market. too. is kept constantly
supplied with venison, and trout from
Lake Tahoe.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

CALIFORNIA RAs1Ns.-We yesterday saw
q wagon loaded with rasins, that were
manufactured in Eldorado county, Cali
fornia. We sampled the same and had
to concur with some connaiseusS, who
having tasted thereof likewise and heing
asked If they were fine, replied: "Well,
I guess not
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

TRUSTEE MEETISo.-The Truetees Of
the Carson and Columbus Toll Road
Company met yesterday. and elected
john G. Fox, President w. D. Keyser,
Vice President and A. d. Chamberlain,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

ESTIMATED oss.-We were talking with
some railroad people yesterday, and they
tell US that the loss resulting from the
American Flat Tunnel catastrophe direct
ly and consequently" will not fall
much short of one million of dollars.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

ENPIRE IN TOwN.-We had quite a
sprinkling of Empire yesterday. The
learned and eloquent Senator elect, and
the jolly boys s. E. j., and Handsome
John fell from one of the clouds that got
loose and busted
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

PfAsoNAL.-The contestants for the
White Pine senatorship. Mr.. A c. Cleve-
land, and Mr.. Geo. Mills we're in town
yesterday.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

TIE SrcK.-1r. Hochholzer improves
slowly. Dave Davis is extremely i'll of
pneumonia and the doctors say it is " nip
and tuck with him.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

INNOCENCE VINDICATED. About half
hour after the suspected man had been
imprisoned night before last, Mr.. Crom-
well who had supposed himself robbed,
came running back to the Jail exclaimins
He is innocent. Let him loose! I've
found my money" Every apology and
reparatIon possible was made by the pro-
secutOr, but the unfortunate results of
going OF half cooked will be remembered
a wholesome lesson, we presume.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

VmrT.-Ar. Edward s. Baker the
gentlemanly travelling agent for the Ousr-
'a:d Monthly. and The Wsst gave ~ q
call yesterday.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27
MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily. specially for the New APPEAL,
by RICE X PETEEs Sock Brokers, in Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'S. once, Carson. -s
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

81 CHARLES HoTEL-tiEo rUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
c Holbwok Fisher JCarsan
& Neissn.r Davis o Fraser
- Forbes C PowuinS W NJ Cary
& Cleveland " II Turner Il n Thompson
and wife Mers IAhcll
ORMsBY RoCsE-B. Il. MEpER SON. PRoAEroRs
Miss Hedrick IA johnson Vim Thomson
Jas Lorighram b k.rsey JH Church
& c Warner W s Wood OS Wheeler and
W Cary JOS Sha,np wife
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-27

We enjoyed the privilege yesterday
with General Edwards, Mr.. Gardner and
/ Mr.. Whitehill, Of short visit to the Car
son School. An urchin or two, of course,
were outside sharpening slate pencils is
they said, etc. In the High School We
found Mr.. Howe. the principal, about to
give his class u recitation IN grammar
which he proposes, with that sasacity
which springs from long expe. ien,e, 10
teach for the present, ut ieIst, without =
text book. Inis oral lesson was the
second or rather a recitation merely Of
the tlrst he had given. HIS pupils we've
certainty well taught, however, Tor they
answered readily and with peculiar III
tcilIgence.
We next visited Miss Shears depart
ment under the poiite conduct OF Mr.
Howe, who accompanied us to and
through the primary room. We can only
SLY tnLt heIc nrst Tate order and good
lessons prevailed.
Leaving Miss SIS we went into Miss
Torryson room. Here, as III the other
pa.tinents, the children owing to the
eva effects of IL very long vacation, tan
tar below their nominal standard, winch
however We believe they Will reach as
soon AS energy and skill c,n have had
tine enough to be rendered etfecluai.
Miss Adams who has been Il successful
teacher OF eastern schools as principal,
discharges the duties OF her present STU
adm with dignity and grace, III the pr!!-
mary department
Vi the school in general We say conf
de u ,ly that under the mastery prlucipal-
snip OF NJ. Howe, assisted Dy such Il
Wen chosen corps Of teachers, il will nave
undergone IL radical c.lanse for the best
within twelve Months. Ihe children Ill
all TIE roo.ns are remarkably nett and
well behaved. In each department We
notlc,d i Patsey DolIlver. Let hlm have
his nash! We noticed several colored
cnlldren who appear modest aud inteili-
gent. Great bouIes move slowly, to be
sur. but 1t seelns to those whu live lii
the n-ighborhood of the school house at
least, that the rear should be fenced III.
The school room is sadly III need Of WIN
dow curtains, but as these are to come
from San Francisco there Is no ulterua-
tive bat to wait,