davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
nno CUTE Dd@er !
Sbps. e. 8trdbIcr,
4l6 South Clark Street, CHICAGO, Illinois,

4l6 South Clark Street, CHICAGO, Illinois.
eisItes. ats0rts Ter g'uH'. 2s2 ssitsn, BRO
spursalpus 6. e.bresen. 2 drss brsiatrt.
rs.
n g~rsbisteH auf bas game
Rtr6enjat r. ) 8oHet, br DIRT. 4 81.
O. y. rpn6smel. aatbsl1iar 8ashismus, tn
leiht faS!i6en GrflorHnsen. 496 Ssitea. breidirt, l ~.
Or Q. Crime. Compendium ttr Ri tengelni6te.
$40 Settsn, brriGirt, / IS.
R.uter Spb Ter seittpat.r, ir alien i.ineu Nmts<
rsrridtunsen. 525 Settsn, ~brridirt, ] 10.
D. Sr. ses st.rtetm.r. Die 3stn ees'ts
@sttes. 3 Sdube, t1pitirt 500.
?. YIaeitrs StorI :. g. 9. Gin N6n4sIf.
bu asa Seitsn, trofttrt, / 40.
BIC. n. 5irftfflber. ssbrrlor fit ben tathsI.
8eisle III ua1er.idt in ben @rltsitulen. ~ Cts.
DeHtfdrift Il. uter bic Sccurati.n RDm's uuh spu-
tratte 8eualtIbat broittrt. ~ eta
u. SRI aa:itttalsr. 3rei 9beien, fur bas
alssnetns ecncl Sdrbs, brrittrt, 1 90.
R1nftl 5 s. y 9snsimn nine BIS 9eihens unb
51ertcn5 SEX ebrlti brrittrt, % Ste.
Sarer ". 9. p~reristen aLi re Spnn= unb Sef,ase
os Rtrt enis pres. 3Sanne. brpi6irt, 2 80.
TT So Sisoe: errnDris Der uniDsrial-a'r@eu
:. eeieininaer, u. Die silcurs bss iunses
prett- e-s. rad etrem leibten UNI rclTaEeteenOtuFeu'
reee. 800 Setten, brciDlrt, 1 90.
= = l II Y !, ~ etN!ptost
fsit. nit eH.sr Nasrapl apu ytuferreaen. $50 Stisen'
trpfdirt 1 ~.
Rapi Autpn Trebister af rte S"un- nne Set
I ee hes Rt-henIab-es i Sdnse, trr'tEt, 0o.
r. 8. RiefeL. eetrtut Der Se hlcte rnr biz nbsrea
&lanen tpg { III Suulen Sanhe, trrislrt, %.
Geaen Ginlturung res Setroses, miro irseab e'afs Der
Saaer , . rtpT 7 { Siridnbt
Sece. g. Strbler,
256.5o 4l6 G. Glort Str. Chicago.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Die 5erren 8etrubsr n. m t
Ite cer 10. unr ct. g}etsr Strobe in ct. paul,
balten ifsts bic rel q ite 4usnahl Dc II
8rpcertfs unr prppthpnen spr-
rattis. 8eiprbsre auTmertiantctt perptent
ibr itDner gprroth an tn. urb auslGnttiden.
sineemaptsn unn sstrOenefen Jruntsn. Dtar
beiups ben selomatpeu adsssltatistsa Strrs
UNI lh rapcn ~ uherssuaen.
g lut bic beiten Sotten Wetne, 81
aueurs, Gisarreu u. (. /. reben ben auueen su.
@srfI5uns. ;preiie bldg, Sepienuns freunr
lib.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

OeffentIt&e GtuIabuns! sur srDb.
ten rat Dpufdubisten Retauration: Dit Der
6. @tmibt Nr. 242, Dritte Stsabe. gpr
ieBt m perben III ieberS tunbe Fl DIT 4ufern
8eauael, 5preneu. 5leiibiorten aDer Art, @ilt
tur; Mles, mas Der Warft an DeltfateNen b,etet
i~erpirt. Die %fetniten @etne uni 9ta leure bic.
tst msins Bar Grubte, CONTEXT unp Grnbttp.
retraaren in better Wusmabl. 1isNuTpartuai
IN ieeer 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
~~ -

SIR @et ct. paul bat Der grrHser
Der 3cpnbeamteu, SIR. IS. 3. EeQ, auf nat-
fsn Ncnlas etne geriammluns einssruTen,
peI1s ben ,3psd BAT, bic sur gUasneuns Der
StraBe, pelbe ron Der 81. yaul Srude mad
Mentpta fubrt, nDtbteeu Wt.tel auisu5rius \
etuen pfauptaa fir Gtsb unp Sbneine su er-
rihten, fur S6lantbduier GENTLE 8eldrantun-
gen auisulsaen uun uberbaup1 pieieutseu WaE=
tese!n su ersreifsn. pslde erfurperlit iein mo-
gen, bic prDspsriidt spu Welt Ct. pau! su for
BERN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

1te 8atrh Der Sri16en Ratbrli=
n rirb ben, gernehnen mad am Is. Setp.
Der erDVnet. pa Der grtras gun, 8efsu rss
@ailenbauies beftmmt III. 10 stebt l& etne elf
rise Nitpirtuns tn peridiebeneu aretieu Der
Staet tunt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

@i6ttg ur ben @efbdftsstr.
fetr 1T tie Nctia tas nit benz l. b. Mts.
bic stempelaetubr aui allen Dptumentsn, aus.
sencmmen Banf<Gbsds, @enlel oher Cab
lunssanpeiiunssn, auisebubeu 1T, in uebereiu'
fimuuns NIT Der t%etreNenbeu &prertb-Aete.
piernab pirp fstu Stempel mebr erforperlid
iein fur irsenrmeIte seesltte Dofuments, NIT
ben eruabnten Gusnebmeu. Mud ausudrtise
@s6lel untsrliesen ntut uebr Der Stempsise=
tubr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Gin iebr tntereIianter Rsifebe-
/ d unlsrs perehrien Wi1artetters Res. q.
g. aus ct. Sputs, Mp. fam leiber fur tieie
drummer su ipit urt fDlst psBbaIt in Der na6-
fen. Gpr!cuTs ~unieren befen Tant unb pie-
perbpIten Wunih reht slufltter &eiie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Nufbie Grfl1runs beg 5rn. grnf
Ortmann in RinnearpIis MAIDEN mir beicnrers
lufmertiam, ba terieite lem eeaen i'm Serbrei-
tsten 8eriihts, aLs pirbe er, usnn gum 6 ourts=
Aupttsr esuablt, ui6t ietne game :3eit rieiem
Nmts uirmen, NIT a0er Gnti6iepenbstt wipe-
ipri6t. Gs 1T su erparteu, bab bic @atlsr IT'D
nidt eurh Imtriebe Der HeyubIifauer btnter's
9itt fubren la1eu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Tie Office hes Suheepf prpbate
1T in pas neus @ebaube pss Srn. Spbn Stein,
gde Der f~etenien unb @obaibap Strase ser<
lsst, rr bic amtliqen Suter unb 1ctumenie
tuuflis bsNsr pr 5euerassfabr tsinugt ieiu
tperhen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Snrer Rnaben-S d u lie eybieIteu fol-
senbe RHaben grdmten:
Sir sutss Sstraesn. 5cTuanu Srtaun,
Gid Yster ure Shliet Nusuit.
Rslisirn. 1. R!aNs. @erIa6 Sernarb. 2.
alaNs. 5pTma.n Scbann. 3. alaRs. 5sna-
al RarI unr @ilreribeib Wathias. Grsltld
9sien. SpTmann Spbn, Ersunp 6ranS uut
Daeuser Retnpib.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

las retnite uur iuseite 6 pt Stper Oil
(eeterttran) in Der @eIt lit tas ron Sasart
u. GasuelL. rraparirt am Msercsufer aus
frtilen ,usssistteu Sstern sua easmell,
oaaare u. 8 o., Rem Yprf. g. lit al
loIut n unb il s. yatteuten, rel6e es
siumal ssnpmmen baten, siebeu Is alien auoern
praparaten DOT. Nsrste baben ibr urrbsil ab-
~aessben. nab es tsHsr lei ais irseup etu aatsrrr
Netertbrau i'm Warfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Sur bic neue Sir DE Der peutI6eu Ct
msinbs besinnt bic 5atr, rte mir bereits anse<
flnbist baten, am q. b. Wts. gereine uub
prisaten entnifsln srube Sbitisfeit, UNI bisle
Austeuuns sur rsidbaItisitsu unb auaiehenb-
ten su MAIDEN, bic is itattssIunbsn, unc nann
pirp audi Der Seiut bes Yutlifams uidt aus
hleiben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Sir Scptt @punts nomtnirte bic be-
mptratii dee cnssntipn In SbafOpee Senatpr, :.
e, Ne 1pnalp furRsprdientunt, S. y. Senesr-
Dor fir COUNTY, Nnrpalt, 5. s. @bitlod fir
Gsuuts gubitor, Matb Rassr unit furScunts
GrmmtNar, s. MeGrabe. Ter retti1e d.
itrift bait (eine Gpnssnticn tn Serbian.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Das Setrereeiuh Res Srn 5r. 8p-
asl in Sbatppee blieb tn sorissr Nammsr aus
geriebeu pes; psebalb maiden mir bsute bic
Seier ptsper aufmertiam auf nebeptsbsnse Nu
,eiae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
Staats= Neuigtetteu.

Sn WinneassIiS bat etne 0sriamm=
lung hsutl6er 8urser kei6lp1en, cine eeuti6-
ensliibe Shuls au sraueeu uni su tieism
.3psd sins sisene @sleuibaft su orsuutiren.
6ur bic reri1ieteneu @arbs trurbeu bsiUnbe-
bereu Gpmuairtees e%etslt aud ieste man nd
nit BEN itaptil6en Stulrorb in gerbinbuns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
6pttfrieb Sie9entbaler,
Dtut( d)fr Re6ts Anmalt
Nptar.
Npfdr r.

Office: Eb6nir Bird. surdhf Der Srues ct. pdlI.
Yracticirt in ZEN 2 Ger. Staats> unb 8dnferrtt=
@erihten. liau rtrt germDeen- Orb unb anb-
in ats y niprure in onen Ibrilen eurppa's errtrtt pcu
Ter Resierrns Bic g~ssntlune prn Spuntu~ unb pennrneu
an Spltots1 pper reren Grben, beirrst epasfttpnen uub
he ausrerteans rpn aueriei 8ettsitrrten unD aue an
reren in istasm Saa einidlasenpsK Arbsitsu uns &C.
ttdtten 253-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
Xotal= Neuigteitem.

Stottratb.-Der Yraioent leete ben
Stattpdtern in ibrer Sisune pom lesten Dien-
flag einen Wuaer-aafen fir ben @sbraud bel
Bableu spr, relder burh bic 9eruaitteluns bes
5rn. s. prince BON New yOrf bersei&itt NOR
ben. Diele Bor bat spei @lasieiteu unb icQ
GENTLE @arantien esssn aQfaQisen l1nfus NIT
Grimm srtteln bieten. @urbe ~ rsitsrsr er-
pdsune auritselest, tamit ein Dussnp FOLDER
grren anseihaHt rerbe.
s. g. Grtbtin ertielt eine :3ab!uns ron
S1375 fir bic u. laee pom Seiteuwesen suse-
fprphen.
Der poliaei6ef berittet, bab i'm gsrlaufe
res Sommers 115 5unee set0ptet ucrben, mas
cine ausaab. BON SIS. 50 seranlabte.
Mn ginuabmen rurben BON nsri6iebenea
Seamteu rappprtirt:
Wartt Metlfer ) 259 w
BrMdsn= Gtnnstmer."..... ......-. 95S 80
Stabtrthtfr Z5U w
Salatre Der geamten............ 1854 81
pcltssi... ...... 2,o44 DO
Ter vpIis.t-ghsf srbieli ben Nuftras, tafur
III lcresr, tub BE eumberbanrler allies 6pls
uue onpere @saentdnpe, ppburd Der @ertstr
auf ben Strasen sebemmt tpirp, teiSeite itaT-
fen, eamit bae Yub:itum %paIltrsn tDune.
Das Steuer< 9pmm ittee tbeilt NIT. tab bic
aa5smeine Iare auf prsi Y~esent fsitssiest unh
t~isieniae fir Sutsrslsn unr SiIsunssfUnts um
! Dill. rstu;irt psrpen ipl. gnsenpntmen.
q. ubrisen @ei6afn bsirafsu mstiisns
Strabenbauten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

@etsen tperben sesenrdriis i'm Durd-
ihnitts $1,000 Suibs bura he Stapt ct.
vau! transppIttrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Die Supreme Court erDHnete ttre
5erbiieiTpn lesten Iieutas; sbenio bic gOm-
mon Yleas Gpurt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

ueter ,tie 9retteit bic ID m Ell
ne"-fnset Der eeier auf Der britteu eeite cine
ueue gariatieu, intanirt ppn 6reirenter Con-
p.nt iuWiluautee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
8erlDren.

SIM 10. Sertemter rurts Elm Hrttisnbut orrtrren pet,
Dies bantitrifitihe Jirten enthtelt %auseeneat prr Dpu1is
mic TDes Srbann Sciel, Peter @issn Derer 6if.r, So
crh S;mpH. S}rhnnn gSets une dug 9Hiltus
Sraenf cine @ericn. nslhs ipibs AasIuuft ertheilt lie
CUR GntpetI I'M bts s'erIgrsnea futrt mir e:ue itbsrols
Selphnure crtalten
Nb.ede:
sea:as S5aTer,
Saritault. Niuu
peer On bic Office tieies Siottes. 256
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
Ieuti DE Brtef<S11e.
Site teut'ber Srtsfe, bic Bis gum l. ST
b. S. ntht~ atestrlt rprben itnp.

b. S. ntht ateehclt rprpen ttnn.
5trrtn.Brtsft-
EerutrT =. Sautuh Sic.
Berabarrt u. Remmetter {.
8tenbCT 3. Nebepls 7.
BORT Senr. RcbIeper Nus.
Deiler Jsps. Stetlen Sspalb
Distbsr Trts 2 Ststmer Wa!s.
Iptur RarI Stetnters 4arl
ISABEL Germ. Srapp Snpp,g
6efert Ull. @eber pster
@rpie Mpris Wch!Tart Ocrntn1tus
aaufmonu Sphu Wurm acnrab
tRcbler Wibaei Wuncer Wtlpael
Rubeu Aueult
Das Brisfpprtr mad Osutlalanr vrm 1. Is-
3en1tsr an:
leter 8remen unb 5au1burs 6 Sts., 3eitun-
gen 3 Cts.
usher England 7ets., 3situnaen 4 cts.
s. u. WteeIpd, Ypimetter.
8. 5ettrtn d, beutlper Qlsrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

pfer:
bic eruntts matiide 9eilmetbooe.

Doa GinTchs rnt Seitts Der Nnpenhrne htefer 6ettntt.
tel NE tt ss ,}elern nDsltf, ~bieislbfu in leper 7amilie NIT
srfpls su eebrau6en.
Hreiie in Gleceldne:
FUR etz nfruRent, ben Sebensreder, nrtt r~ersplbe'
ten Nabfl1. EN- Slacpn Slsum SnunIheihtt, unb
en yeerbuh nebt Grbone, has Muaf, fe1nearont=
heter unn nsrsu 5etluna eur6 Sourif eirtisrnusSs.00
Nrcts fir elm einsiaes Slaern Sleurn rrrtrfret .. Las
Seloienruneer rpue man IN ,,prf Sffee Nruep Dr..
pe-9" rpcr in reaitrtrten SrieFer MAIDEN, uni tet SefeL.
iuu5en bic ndhte Hpfz uRe Grp-efsS Thce ~uneeben.
As- Wau bite nd prr Ratfalidunssr!
Ipbn 2inscn,
praftiiner guunihetbttf Glecelant ,St;p. z. 1raner 2T.
STRce: yr-pieite bss Tutlte Square, Gts prn SRtartt.
fross. Wptnune: Ala grrirect- Strass..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
bicmit III ernareu:

Grftens, 1ruts i'd oerdtIl rerren,
tas i'd fcin anreres Amt nsten tenn
Nucitrrsz Amt tefIsiren reree.
3meite1,s, ros i'd meine game
3sit UNI periDnl;cbe Itenite Der Auz
rttcrs Office nirmen reree.
Grittcns, ros rtes Gerudt ron
eepiNen Ssuten tSsriuiasrreiie srfuns
ben 1T, unr ron linen in 8esleituns
crn onrern @erilumrunoen in Girfu>
lation eelset Miro, nit Ser Abf6t,
meine Mfttbarssr sessn meme @abl su
teetnauhen.
Rinneayplts, 20. Gent 1872.
Grnit Srtman.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
Gtklarung!
Mn bic Burger Yrn 5enre=
pin County,!

Seit meiner Termination crn Der s.
bsraIea Tartst fir rasGcur.9 @uci!crz
Mmt scn 6ennerin Gpunty, i1nc eez
ri7e Seute utsraus thatia ras Wrlht
III Yertreiten, caf id i'm Sole msiner
Grndbluns anrersn geitaften naGz
aeben unr bic T1idten Ter Nurticrsz
SfVce rurd Glerfs tsicrsen loien per<
Be. SD iete mid eaber e~en6ttiat
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

6 cfprben II.
%. Sest. @I;iateth 9aresIs i S 4 gt. IS &. alt,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30
The County iail contains at prese n,

THE County Jail contains at present
only one inmate, ". II. Pierce. We are
told that he is just row beginning t. re-
alize that he is in trouble. He seems to
have thought that he co.,ld have dis
patched his miserable victim with impl-
nifty: and after he was incarcerated pre-
tended that the whole thing was a = job
put mp on him by his enemies to get
rid of him and take possession of his sa-
loon. When oJlt of Il county as large 5
Ormsby only two unprecedented jurors can
be obtained from the far off hills and "a
vines 10 serve on his trial it is not ulrea-
sonab!e for the accused 10 BEGIN to ap-
prehend something serious Pierce on
change of venue viii be taken to Douglas
and tried "a Genoa next Monday.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30
Runaway AND Wreck. young man

RUNAWAY AND WREcK.-A young man
by the name Of Mcmahon wi lie engineer
ing Matt Rinckel's .-utcher wagon yes
terday forenoon turned short corner into
Spear street and split himself ont, which
maneuver cIrsed the horses to cavo1t and
stampede thereby leading TO :. very vio-
lent caroin upor the new picket fence III
front of John G. Fox's house. at which
point the wagon came tn grief and the
horses took new departure. Damages
ia head" upon the Mcmahon. a scare
and short runaway for the br1ltes. .
broken ..xle and wheel for the butcher
wagon and two or three dollars of break
age amongst palinss and things on Fox $
fence. 9E5 ,1ll iras aar
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30

The CoMINs MAN--Proiessor Varney,
who is in he lead OF those y no have
been teaching the jolly people OF Vir5 iria
to dance, has been induced to spare one
or two of his evenings weekly for the en-
tertainment of Us Carsonites. The Pro
fassors school in Virginia is very large
and made up almost exclusively Of ths
f.sn.ouablee. 1t is al the rage He will
give s9irce next Wednesday, at Moore
and Parker's Hall, when those who are
interested in promoting social reunions
may have an opportunity of ccnfe-riuc
with him as to whether they viii be
pleased to have him lead them in the
dance once OF twice in the week.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30

PEIsoSAL.-Dr. John Bowman, Re
publican ASS mb.lnan elect from Nye
county, pnt il an appearance here on
Thanksgiving morning. We learn that
the Doctor will allow his name to 90 be-
fore the Assembly as a candidate for
Speaker. He would fill that place adj
miratl..; Tor he has much natural
horse sense and q good deal of Legis-
lative exp rienee. The Reese River
ReueiHs iDem1craiic> pays the Doctor
the compliment OF saying that 1.-The
Speaker, CAV could not be placed in
more comp,t nj hands" We are inclined
20 think that 3 .winan has the inside
track. anyhow he is the favorite in the
pools.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30

| The bah at. :Noon & Parker's Hall
Thurslny nj 81, IF net.allit should have
been, was at least, an exceedingly pleas
fantsffair Nothing bad been lett untlone
by the young gentlemen managers 70
promote the comfort and enjoyment of
the party. First rate music wis provided;
in fact it was hard to keep from launch
ing out when the cnrnet, violin and piano
m~tlneousy ins,i eddy Friend Mei.r.
AMI P.of. Dreyious aounded ont togeth +.
OurAlban called the figures as only he
Knows how, and dancing began his4e.
after nine. All joined hands i'll the spirit
OF the cccasion, and nanght occurred to-
east slladowed rays upon the scene
which ~Terpsichore would have smiled
upon withss;lent Tyre. Tnirty-tive coup
les were present Carson did not turn
out creditably nor did empire, usually 81
profuse of her beauty and chivalry. The
indies wess all so lovely and the gentie-
men without exception SO spy that any
part picture of the dress and ,grace ei
tither-and we have no room in our atty
.colmnnfora complete desc.iption@woa.d
simply be excruciatingiy cruel. Inc
brook ish" or ''small ky' were pre-
dominant Whether Young America will
tecognize themselves thus described, VS.
doubt. They looked very sweet and fresh
though, & pecially the little Misses y. y.
Supper was served at II o clock Nj.
Lobenstein understands his calling. Ev-
erytling that i delicate thank sgiyinG ap
petite could ISL, and that three hour.
# exhilersting dance could suggest was
spread i'm regardless profusion. Multi
tudes of dainties and substantials extend-
ing from tie regions OF iced cake down to
he SAW ylrog invited nlasticatian ana
mastication cameand getaway coUqEerer.
Actersupper the promised Proi. Melzbach
came and presided at the.piano charming
the spirits of air and landby his inimit-
bile lingering. He was applauded to the
raecho. towards two however the rcac-
ION of physic. i mature oyercame the TX.
alteration Of music and the dance, ana
Ill went away delighted with the closin.
fest.vitits.ef the day, andfun OF thanks to
she Maker of alas per ocder Of tbs
Governor.f E as 81
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30

Mrs. S. E. MosGAN.-We are pleased
to learn thas this accomplished young
lady is succeeding admirably in the work
OF teaching our young people, and some
not young, the art Of drawing and paint
ing. Her proficiency is proved to the
community row: therefore encourage
her farther witnyour patronage.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30

LAST CHANc..-For over hereafter we
shall be silent about the roof Of the Capt.
toll. 1t is done, and is receiving now its
metallic water proof coat! We noticed
pane in the arch of one Of the north
Western windows gone, and the curtain
in rear sporting with the winds. y a9i,ss,r-
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30
4 BEER WAGoN WHICH I, NOT A BEER

4 BEER WAGoH WHICH Il NOT A BEER
WAeoN.-Tbose enterprising merchants.
the Beer Brothers OF Empire City, have
been having)a splendid new wagou--a
thorough brace affair-put in trim for
their Winter trade. 1t is n covered con-
traption with lots of gold letters upon it
and the incest kind Of lockers and pigeon
holes for meats and Tea packages and
other nice thing in their line of business.
II is good wagon. I,-5
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30

PRESENTATIONS FOR THE NEVADA Lor-
1IRY.-We observed Mr.. Ladd yesterday,
Axing up his transparency. He is the
aefnt Qlfhis enterprises: The thing he
Ra1s iAAba.sa thaleassre, and no such
ndpsRoG)fy = . fifty per cent. discount.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30

P1lIi,rYlarrRrAx CHuRcH.-Preashine ~
Rsv. James Woods, ct II 1. T. nd ~ 3.
sabhaIh School At 12x. "
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30

L. q G n, I q q w s =.

DEPosrzs, following parties de-
posted with the State Treasurer as fol-
lows, on petition for the purchase OF
State Lands.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30

And large supply of BAY CLOTHING. which
offer for sale at the very lowest rates
CALL AND SEE.
81 Carson City, Sept. ., 1872. I.tf
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30
-.-o1 laAng Report. 4 G

aEp -m Mng Report. @ ZS& 90 7
80 Cpnir 81
% Gonlu l. Curry 2l0
.24o Savage %, 81 D3o, 80 b5, so b30, 794
no Cho.lar g. % *. Is He
80 Hale K Norcross 50, 81 y, 81 - 70
go Point lui, lu2, iu5, lu2 4ssaas,
40 Jacket o. - 1 81 - 2sA
1885 Imperial "a, ga
200 sEapirv Mill 80 y Ets.t7
) K,ntu:k .UJ
20 Alpha % ~ El.s#z J. rs....- -
$50 Belaler lol 102, 1o1 =. lG2 b5, !oll6 BIS, 1ol
200 Confidence lal9sI.h
175 Coutiolnce -, 4J5s, 43
70 Dau.y .a- s.
80 E1ch, qucr IL. II 4Jss
rs Ovtr..:an Il, 10, 20 $50
10 justices ss. 81. - ~ N4'1E
$50 julia 1 -, 4, Al
.o1 CaueGonia 20. 2o,3 Es.
$50 silver i1iii "a
- Baltimore l :. ftE#-E b
5b Picsoa cents ssssezszz-=. --s'-''7ss=
10 New York Con L
$50 Wuuasilic 5I. az. 5Is
Evening Report.
liC0 Valley u. 10. b.u, ~ Il. ~ Is bjo -resF
7lU Rsy.i4oud Is Ely LIB bid. i-1. 100 SO. 10
Ia bio, Il9t.
$50 E,uak. u n q, II :. IN SEQ
l0J~tachsun 10 ecEts
2i15 Pn&uiS 5. ) SOD
l25,-Pioehe iu, luha
IA Washington < CrIole az lac -.4
1915 Pasv
5HtAlEs x FEE
10 Flag 80, ~
2c1 Hunt :, 90.
$50 S.iytr Peak -, ~
200 Peav!nc1 r...
80 Iugo-n;I IL. a
lJJ IS4Ati % -
so Be ia.Olt %, ,
81 taJCt.D- =
$50 chi, Hill 81. b E-f|
~. L loo
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30
'sEEN ~

Distributing the night OF Wednes-
day last the spirit Of David E. Davis,
Familiarity known as Dave Davis, quit its
Ephysical tabernacle ON earth, and re-
turned back to it's origin in the unknown
| and unknowable. He had rendered him.
self dear to all who knew him by his
! targeness of he;rt, intelligence, and
amiabIe cbhging disposition. So that
notlwithstaIdi4 the severity OF the
weather yesterday; III spite Of the almost
Issnttocatin5 dust and chilling wind pecu-
liar to our valley, very large concourse
| Of friends and acquaintance, the gre tti
number OF whom were from 'En pice,
where Dave WAS better known, ca.Lo uut
III vehicles, on horseback, and on loot to
I pay the last possible tribute to his
memory lbs attending the ebody to the
grave ald dhere nddipgs the departed
sou! IL final farewell. Dave WAS about 81
sars old when he died. He was born If
Ellsworth, Maine, bat left home when
quite young, ana went to sea. He cans
~ CalliorIIa in early days, aud thence to
Nevada in 1861. He was interested III
tie first drive of wood down the Carson,
was afterwards employed in Empire
turin four years as fiTtnmu IT the lel-
iow1Jacket NEIL He came to Carson
within the present year TO seek his for-
t,iiie in our cominuuit-. He was taken
sued snly III with pleuro pneun onia and
expired after II few digs OF excrtcis.til-
pam. preserving consciousness, however,
10 the end. He leaves an aif,ectionate
wife and several small children to bear
the sad burtheu of bereavement. They
b I'VE the kindest regards and tenderes.
sylnpathies Of The community, who Ink,
them, though in far less degree. are made
sad in the loss of the departed.
E- : - = - Z. q e
MYSTERIOUS AILMENT.-Judge ). II. Rob
inson OF God Hill, passed through Carson
Ilst Wednesday on his WY to San Fran
cisco, for the purpose of having i very
strange malady to which he has lately
been a martyr, diagnosed and treated b.
the most highly reputed and sllillful ply
sicians in the Bay City This malad.
seemed to bafl = the doctors on the hills
and the sufferer has gone TO seek reiier
ELSEWHERE :. The symptoms OF the disease
are peculiar and novel The little fin5rro |
the right hand was. first affected, turninD
green at the tip. and causing sach in:ensl
Uin that the sufferer was unable 10 slee;, |
without the AID of narcotics. The SAINT |
unaccountahle phenomenon appearedand |
aisapp .ared suoc.ssively from one after
nnotil-r of each of the Other fingers o. |
the left hand, passing afterwards into the |
second toe of the left loot, and finally |
seating Itself in the extremity If the mid
die finger Of the left hand, always accom- |
panied in its eccentric removals by dis |
sens. tons which render ei every !
thing like I, st or repose not s1pelinduced |
by drIgs, impossible.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30

ALSO PEEsoNAL.-Hon. w. II. Hobart,
senator elect from Storey county came
his way yesterday. State Prime: Put.
nan lolored us with short call ON
Thanksgiving. ra -