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10. Browne a Co. have Just received d.
root from I'm .Iortcr-, u shipment OF genuine
Holland gin, spanish sherry, French port
and French brandy, all imported. Call aud
got some OF tho nncst liquors the world af'
fords Sign OF the Red Barrel, Elm street.
nBlIt
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Five Cases Ladies' and Misses
Lasting CATERS, 10 be closed
out cheaper than lie same
goods have ever been sold i'm
Dallas, mt WIAEAT'S.
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rac Omclal Paper Of the Cily
SON WonK.

W. hsyc che nscuitics and the wori''
,ser 10 10 no good sovh, and NJ M
INV rsscs, .. ran he done anywhere
ana We ,nean Ia do D. HIRING y""T
v,r. job wosh 90 THE DAILY HER"
AID oFPIoE. Oorner Him and Hens
TON streets.
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uUTCIurss!
Tewn Lots 'for sale.

Tweivs lots lone biocip, 90 the principal
buslness street " th9town Of Huiohinb, on
,hs Central .I.hilroed, IN :pallaa county ioF
sole az low prices. Amply 70
f'N JOHN W.sWINpELis,
,v,Ntf Herald oiico.
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johnson A nos ID; Johnson Mrs ENG; john
son Vim l.; JuahsIon JAS; Johnson Di j Pat
Iron; Ju.uan jO"u &; Jenkins Jnu NJ; jones
Ino Daniel; Lvusen JAO; Jones " a; Jaiou-
~ il d.
Krisl Saw =; Klngsberry II c; klintberg
Mis- EtiSdp, til; nri-ue john q: IL, uD,ul
Ross; i<earns 4; Kendall Miss Annie; Kline
y a; klawelI Jelomy; kins,y j.
Levi Mrs Augustus; Longmire C.; Lewis
Clarence T.; Lanlvr {; LGlz lleny +; Lewis
Mrs II l.; EIndSry Miss Jennie Il; L,iohtIe
Michael Lawson; Frnnh; Lay hOGrrt; L. Ola
Or L ". Ltthvruse Miss Sarah; Liliaru 1hus;
LsdioId Sllas; Lamargue Lewis.
M
Miller w j; Morgan y ,; Morris Arnold,
Metlern Sidney Morrison u,U ~; Mo ed Nj,
Nor, ls0n Jno; may Jos; Mason Jas =; Niue.
Mrs Letiie; Mo,nin Moses: Malouey rat;
Montgomery l. ID; Mays " A; Mun8eis
t.icntld; Marion Mm = Miller Albeit; Nc
Mary Jane; Mcolare Harvey; McDUnOugh
Jno; McAdams \ q; MeCani,! Mull; McCaI-
lul sylvester; Mcl.iiiiiIn L. vi; Mcdowell Ed
waId :; McDurmitt Vim.
overton Martha; Owens Rev Mason; orrcll
] Is; owens " III h.
Parvin WIN S; Potts s.; Powers p NJ; Potts
John; prewitJ IL; Pryor Jonn; Price James;
PlnsOn JOnn; Pau. rsun Julas A; Ticket T. ii;
Peace Eliza: tOnd Emma; 20. Ter b +; Pin
SON Miss Bette; Paseo a Z; Pembeitun A;
Patton Miss Bette.
pullman Newton.
r
Robinson Geo c; Ratcliif Sam; Robertson
I A; lsanry j NJ; lttad j ii; Robinson John
:; itoa,inigiit CEas il; Rednan Chas; Ran
DAN Jhas IL.
Sweeney Chas; streisht A Fs. Shofner w
NJ; Suweii A NJ X; Sweldan A; Swift MIS-
Elk beth; Stevens A; stone Mrs Amanda;
simmons Frank; Saunders u "; Spillman
Mrs Eliza. A; scott Mrs NJ; Smith L ID;
igaint J j.; Spillers John l.; Sanders Capt
J II; sears Mrs y; Surratt T.; scurlcck
o. u; ShomRlier Jas I; Steward n X; Spill
ars Jno Vi; saivas Mn: scott Mrs Matte;
sanford " j; Suintnons W NJ; Sier W P3:
Jno; Shepard sam =: SiGori Silas:
sebas,in Mrs " a; Stevenson Sa ii q; Sehled-
srman q "; Slaughter Sue; smith Vim; Seq
Ter NJ; stewart Vim II; >cailey Roger;
5chwa!iybctg = SAanc u +. Suite Col LA %.
4
.1hcrcll Wiley; Teuucg o e: front Mrs
Mar y; Tucker J y; Iurnti Henry; Thom -
J VI fhOu.psunJ ~; Crtiaback Joun; mp
. Afs y uphriiu; Taylor L; tucker Or
Underwood uF2
vuuaaa d. wv
~
Vim Frsnk i; sl-i ms II my !: Wells;
\ , a,,e,s " ~ SSSSigll r. adFs y;
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To ne Paid on.

The employees OF the operating and
construction departments Of the
Pacific Road, will 10 paid Off In this
city on Monday next The pay rolls
will show about eight thousand dollars
to DO discussed.
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Fresh teas, mackercl, halibut. salmon,
grits and homlny, hams and break fast bacon
are among the new invoices just received al
Uilmann & Co.'S, corner Main and jefferson
streets Hays old buildingl JGdtf
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Inst Receiyad.

80 barrels Irish potatoes.
q barrels onions.
And large lot of Whittaker's sugar cured
hams. VI. ULLMASN & co.
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S. ID. BLAKE.

Commercial Hotel for sale NJ bargain,
fronting ltN feet 90 ;.cr and lGj fec on JEFF
fersun streets.
2t0l'f S. ID. BLAKE,
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Z. II. Beauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, has builders and other hard
ware. which lie Is closing out very CHEAP.
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C. II. Beauchamp, Oh Main street, opposite
the foundry, keeps Consistently ON hand fresh
whit cornmeal and full supply OF mis- su-
perior Mountain Valley Flour. Try IL.
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Ulimann & Co. have fresh and heavy lines
OF all kinds Of groceries. arrived yesterday.
Call and zee .hem. acs-dtf
terms. i2tdtf
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For Rant.

Ono-half Of store In the business center
OF the city. For particulars inquire at Her.
man Lange's jewelry store.
.f-dtf
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That whispering all around town-whnt Is
III Gentleman talking about the good liv-
ing at The most popuisr Hotel ia pallas.
Which. the Commercial House.
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MANY public men consider lhem'
selves the pillars Of the state, who alc
more properly the raicrpIlInrs, reacl!'
Ing their high positions only Ly crawl
inc
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C. II. Beauchamp. on Main street, opposite
the foundry, besides general merchandise
keeps the bes, family groceries. Try them
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Is barrels Irish po,utors,
2j barrels large red onions,
% kegs choice syrup,
q heg, louisiana nolnSsos,
For salo to the first Corners by
2iilw J. l.. Towns & 60.
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c. II, Boauchatnp, IN Main street, opposite
III, foundry, has n large stock of school ami
miscellaneous books, which lie IL closing cat
yerV low. ly9it
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Dallas Telegraph Institute for those unaole
to attend during the day. Tuition fee mod.
crate. Apply TO
225dlw Ed. T. BASYE.
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rhe store house now occupied by the under
signed. Also, the 'front.' office up stairs In tn
same bu, lding, formerly occupied by Field q
Nowlan.
l7sdtf PRATuER 4 MURPHY.
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Two good residences In this city. lmmc
diate possession given.
l5a-dtf STEAGALI. & co.
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oofo Franklin 4 Penn's, Main street, 10
sasscribe for any paper OF magazine.
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GO TO the King House saloon for the best OF
cigars, wines and liquors. 2l1d3m
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Franklin a Pann have just received
magnificent assortment Of MISCELLANEOUS
books Call and see for yodrselL
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At A Tsaronin.

Pure liquors, imported ale and porter ~
2sadlw j. l., DOWNS & co.'s.
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Franklin d Penn are receiving new goods
every day.
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Best ME known for ehilis. fsvers. consil.
patton, aud INDICATION. For sole Ia Dallas
BIZ ]. J. FESDLEy,
is5jsm Otiicc SALOON.
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A.
And raon Andrew; Alkirk Hanson; Allen
joss, Ashley Milly; Allen ki.
u
Blzsrll " +; Bryan VIM; Brown 7 j; Burns
Dr. h \ Buckaluw :; Branch NJ; Bin Mlh
sam; Blown Rev Il n; Brennan /; Bounds
Miss Maggie; Barry, Louisa; Burns , \; Bath
l. j; hell Joseph; Barrett ia rs +; Blair w
NJ Mrs; Baldwin Rev j =; Bates Jell; Booth
Mrs harriet a Il; BtuuchGmp il n; Beckner
u b; Bdsty Il u; Byan' John W z: BUSH l. +;
B,yan Edward +; Bailey Miss Fannie a;
bcllgan Mrs \ AZ BYRD Andrew; Bass Mrs a
"; Bishop Col VIM.
Caldwell A NJ; Crumpler Chas II; CoghLn
Daviu; ,omStock a j; Cole ID Nj Lrcck
Ch ThI; CuitiS u y; toili,l Ell; Cuiirr AZ
bert; InaSe Gilman; tnmpb, II u NJ; ClISlol
j "; Crowd Juahu; Chltwuod a; Colby j
III CriSt jacob ClImp = q tiHmon Jam X;
COrcuruHJ Il Carter Mrs Llzzi,i Cuwun Lace;
Cuilun Mrs l,du; ttmputii "a NJ; CorDutt Mrs
Mat; Culiru MiYs May; CIupStUu Wm;
luth,y Molil,; Crawiuid " j; tuiNcr "a;
CROCK tuoN; CUshe ~ Chrati"m {.
Uucor; D.nuIs NJ l.; Du, as, MIS- Molie y;
Du.iu, ~ >; DHhsuuc II A. DNl,cl Ella j ~
l,Ouilus Mai jiu. biiiNtla Mis- j, Isl Den
nisol 4 "; l1n1,o Z =; Damon ~ ID; Ia.
N,nqoil H. NJ! DGviU; Ia II CnH'; Dem
IA, a D. Dopap. Il.
Ervuy LI94iy; Eversole W c aIrs; Edc9 y;
Giain Andi,; EfnuSson j +; E,der Mrs J II;
Estes Losupu, Agess Julius; En,ngton II u;
Embror il IA.
FlcmIug Mr. Pilot; Freeman Miss Lulio;
FuXl >; Foster j; franklin Mrs u A; Favor
4 II tnGrr CHARLEY Ii; Flemmln8 Deas,
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eIsby y c; Wood Thomasi Wilson II ~ WI
ten Josephl Wood Miss Jdnfi Wellon Lh'


erHby y G; Wood Th0mssi Wilson II n Wit
ten Josephl Wood Miss IinN Wellon In
faIbrough " NJ,
r..
Nnelman
flrmA,
Cllman 4 Ray W y Lorrnee 4 q A hlQmbi
Krlly q hlOhOli dos Richard ga, hohln'
sou Enhtint y y Ggt a liroi Jolnthlin
schneider, q u Van Horn A co. smith 4
Clnihi Pace q Coz jas brtr 4 hr0i hhni q
pn}i hMplts 4 kfgntgp y Swanson, Frlklns
4 C6I White q NallcgliU Vi WhillnRe kons,
nnnnmmnn 4 Ga Ilmltlou no q y
Draw q 60 hhipr 4 AuGlI9nhli ' mIa,
Burke & iOi Hilfy G Gki a cG l'ulrl g. Onlll
fiPnHh 'NmMii WINTER q Nlll"
Persons alllnR iur tn Hboye l-lt'ls WI
pleaW say "adyutsed,"
VS., JONEN, y, NJ,
Wherlr WA W WillnmH Ms u O. Mnllrr,
NiM Alic WHIT u ~ MulWlGe y nlvldi
Watt Qus . ~ Williams MlHrnll.r NJ Wrhlli
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Remaining in the Postolilce nj Dallas, Texas,
on Friday, October 81, which, II not taken
out within one month from the above date,
will DO sent 10 the Dead Letter Onlcc, WASH
ingt0n, u, G.:
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W. ~ Nfh'fN fNI
BALLAD Flaming Mllls'

Whore 10 nNple GoI good ll0uora7 Thrre
IA hnt oac IMqf Rnd lhnt ~ ulacnmmmrinl
uotll bar m NJ lWuys pullf AMI ntlen'
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In addition 10 every description Of work
usually pertaining 90 sash, door ana blind
fac oy, nm nov prepared 10 onsrHpooial
Inducements 10 parties Wishing aly outside
work, such nsnouniors, Hholyidg, store frcnls'
HOUSE bp aiding ~ an ~ hranohcH, viii here
afler BE- . speoiNlA plans snd specifications
furnlbnnd. ~ W description " outside Jobs
promptly attend "a,
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.loss Connection mlie wi l
Great Northern, Galveston,
Houston and Hender
son, and Morgan
Line of
Steamers for New Orleans.
InRnrEn FREIGHT.
CONNECTIONS.

Close connections ARE mad" at fnterna.
tionni Junction with International road, ar d
at Miuneola with Houston and Great North.
ern road for Houston, Galveston, Tyler, aud
all other point South; 1T Texas Central Gre So
ing with Houston and Texas Central DAD for
sherman, ID ON, and all points on III,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road and the
North, also points South.
JOHN F. DICKSON,
General superintendent.
W. II. NEWMAN,
General Passenger Agent. lS2d6wtf
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And rson Andrew; Alkirk Hanson; ALLIE
Joss, Ashley Milly; Allen ki.
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Insloln Jas.

johnson A nos ID; Johnson Mrs ENG; john
son VIM l.; Joahslon JAS; johnson ID, Pat
Iron; Juu,an jO.u &; Jenkins Jnu NJ; jones'
~ H.
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winn Fgsrk I; Fi..i ms II sn,y ]: Wells;
" iliiAias ~ j.; terneiinsloir Andr, ";
Waitcls " J; Wsss W b; Weaver Vim .:
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901Ilw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

ELLEN LEE don't do very well when
she gets her key full-as witness these
presents:
A woman giving the name of Ellen
Lee was picked up on kearney street,
near Pacific, tonight in a semi conscious
half-drunken state and taken to the
station house. There she said she had
come from San Jose with a girl eight
years old, and had gone into saloon on
Pacific street and drank couple of
glasses of whisky. when she was beaten
and robbed of $50. Her face was black
and blue and her body badly bruised.
No clue to the perpetrators.
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MARK Twain on TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
SIr. Twain writes as follows to the editor
of the London Standard:
Sir: In view Of TIE prevailing frenzy
concerning the Sandwich Islands. and
the inhamed desire of the public to ac-
qUIre information concerning them, !
have thought it well to tarry yet another
week in England. and deliver lecture
upon this absorbing subject. And lest
it be thought unbecomino in me, a
stranger, to come to the public rescue at
such time. instead of leaving to ADLER
hands q matter of SO much moment, l
desire TO explain that l do it with the
best of motives and the most honorable
intentions. l do it because l am con-
WINGED that no one can allay this I'M
wholesome excitement as eftectDally as
can; and to allay it, and allay it as
quickly as possible. is surely the one
thing that is absolutely necessary at this
juncture. feel and know that 1 am
equal to this task. for l can allay any
kind Of an excitement by featuring upon
1t. | have saved many communities in
this way. 1 have always been able to
p:r;,iyze the public interest in any topic
that chose to take hold Of and ciuci-
dating with al mv strength.
Hnpin. that this explanation will
show that if 1 am seeming to intrude l
am NJ least dong 1t from high i'm
pulse, l am. sir, yoUr obedient servant,
London, October 4. MARX TWAIN.
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In coming down in one OF the Broad
way stages the other day We saw a
gentleman Of highly respectable appear
ance put his hand in his pocket and
deliberately pull oGt>a half dozen or
more OF silver ten cent pieces. He was
regarded with amazement by the assem-
blei company, bat judge of our further
surprise when he handed one of them to
the driver in payment of his fare. That
individual, who is ordinarily so per
iunctory, gazed at the piece with
marked feeling of interest and curiosity
he turned it over several times. held ii
Up TO tie sun, applied il to the tip of
his tongue, and then, after ringing it on
the bottom OF his box, cracked his whip
and drove on with q chuckle that was
inaudible but evidently expressive Of a
deep inward satisfaction. Had he been
as familiar nith the old French opera
rs some of his freight were, be would
doubtless have trniied out De Begni's
fayoIile air. ''J'dide Por9saii de l'argeat!'
1T the top of his lungs. Probably he
had not seen any thing of the kind
before in twelve years, and the sight of
it came over him like 4 pleasant memory
IF his youth and. for ourselves, VIC
confess that we felt towards ii as an !
igassiz or q Dawson might he supposed |
o ieel if some one sboGld bring him 4
lew fossil cat Of the Sil,,rian.
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The STOKES TRIAL has ended, an.
that swell murderer goes to the Peni,en
tiary for four yea,s-a jury Of his coun
try having made the sage decision tina
in killing his friend Fiske he was guilty
of nothing more heinous than ''man
slaughter in the third degree"-which j.
but one remove from justifiable homi
eide. The Telegraph reports the matte,
as follows:
The judges charge terminated at 4:15
p. ~, having lasted exactly three hours.
Tremaine then took special exception to
His Honor's condemnation of what is
called emotional insanity" Judge
Davis said he used the very language of
the Court of Appeals. Tremaine said
he specially objected to the expression
that the evidence of insanity was very
meacre, and asked TO have the question
submitted to the jury. Judge Davis s. id
he had submitted it to them within the
law. Tremaine also took exception to
the remark that insanity, as q rule, in
wolves delusion, and that the prisoners
idea seemed to have been based upon
reality, and also to His Honor saying
the other holes in the cloak besides the
four in the breast were not particularly
material, as it was claimed that the fatal
wound was not made through any of
them. At the conclusion of Tremainee 5
exceptions the case was given to the
jury, who retired and at 1925 sent for
Judge Davis to repeat the definitions of
the various degrees of crime i'll taking
human life, after receiving which they
again retired, and returned with a yer
die; of manslaughter in the third degree, |
when Stokes WAS sentenced TO four years |
n the State Prison at hard labor.
This illustrates the value of custom
made evidence and decisive, skillful,
swearing. The time between
stokes escape from the gallows and this
bi.d trial Of his has been well improved
t is more than likely that Stokes coun-
Ell will be enabled to get him q new
caring in the Court of Appeals, and
hen that happens there will probably
e a no'ge pros entered or complete and
Ill acQuittal. A very precious scamp
nd coward is thus preserved SIS q sam
lie of dandiied assassins.
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PARIS. October 29.-In the Bazain,

PARIS. October 29.-In the Bazaine
trial, to-day, n. Flahaut, Il messenger,
testified that under fear of capture by
the enemy he swallowed dispatch
which he was carrying from Thionvil,e
20 Metz. The dispatch was recovered
and delivered to the officers at head
quarters in Metz ON the 29;h Of August,
bIt WAS by them thrown into fire unread.
Press Dispatch.
The recovery OF that undigasted dis
patch must have been rather delicate
operation-doub.iess effected by a stoin-
ach pump or dose of tartar enetic. II
there were much OF that kind Of work
tn be done messenger would be justified
III throwing M lis commission
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For~noon BN. ~.

For~neon Bosva.
2O5 Ophir GA, e5h, ,,.3s
SIS Gould / Curry 1871. 1sa. lss.
| ITO Best Belcher 49, g, ~
SIS Savage IS. ssh. 56a. So.
| 15O Chollar 80. Is b5. As Al. b.
$50 Hale L Norcross III >. 2fs.. u b.
las Crown Point IlJ. ia. 10. LIS bau
220 Yellow Jacket "a. ~ b, ssh
l4s5 Imperial 5, 81, 81 bJU
| l25 Empire Mill4l.
| $50 Kentuck Hh, Is b','. "a : ~
IS Alpha p. ~. It,
| S75 Belcher az. -. M
16p Confidence 8
$50 Con Virginia 81 y. 80. 5ils. 80 b
| Cos Sierra Nevada -. IA
lbs Exchequer =. 9. H. b.. 10
OBS Seq Belcher ~. 'it-. III hio. III
1n15 Ovcrinan 10 81 81 b.. Il
$50 Justice - 81 be. -.
SO Caledonia Isk. ~. iS'. 10 b,H
s. Knickertock 81
40 Arizona i Utah Is
1850 Julia ~
10 Globe SIC
525 Baltimore III I..is bi7i,
I6p Central lsls. las. 1sIs
420 Silver Hill 10, lu4. 10
30 Bullion Is
To Eclipse4a
40 n Y Con b;;. Ia. ia. ~ bs,
Sc Rock Island SIC
80 American Flat >, So, 81.
100 Tyler etc
$50 Union Con Ih.l.
10a5 Woodyille IL. l "a, l. 1 Ice b3o
200 Whitman Is
200 Nevada
Evening K-u"rs-
Us Meadow Valley HA. ISL
4sn Raymond Ely IS. 80. 6oss bao, COL. bic
go Eureka Con .. -. 81.
49, Pho he 5 X. "a. bn.
s?5 Washington Creole Il. ?. 81, "a
100 Page 9.c |
40 American Flag ). A. 4L47.
1855 Belmont IL. ga. 9z. |
Z hi hs.b
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Committee or Invitation
VIRGINIA.
DR. $ McNe.Is sTyrreu
i She pard j 7 Smith
Patrick Ian..sn Hon Viii Campbell
george T. tcrrena Matt h.uuipg
Jacob fsciL. Jos Nelson
Monet
COLD Hal.
j " Moves &c Blanchard
ID Moore Sanu.: l. Jun.s
WIN Aeeserys MDC G;hsu:I
Seyuonr fixley
r1I.vIE CI4Y.
goho Gri.E Viii Thomas
Chaii les C ltObsuCe
EMY.EE CITY.
Milton Llstuer
CARSON CITY.
4 D T-.sGway Pc LYMAN
Hon W Huba-d &c, rLo " Chsd!s
George Gibson Augustus Lewis
Committee of Reception
7 Storer fJIIlus
L - BseDo tlaEk AOrrin
Vincent Eliiots
Floor managers
" " Tinker Hon Ii t:tzsirIr.cns
A ]. Edw ards = Ii Marietta
n II lhy:1-as ShmJc
EiaOr Director
Non II Taylor
Ticbsts. iHci.in1IG supper ard admitting |.
gentleman and Ladies. csl lie c1taiI.d CT any
Il: lrb4z CT Tic Society. eci4-td
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BUTTERFLIES Paper Patterns and Sheet
Nplsis-

At r. Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
seSars, tobacco, books. stationery. musical in
struments, cheap Jewelry, toys. etc. at Theaier
Block, next door to Mat kinckell's butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for all the Callfor-
mia papers, Gold Hill News, Piciorials and Ma
gaines.
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Tic1s'.. inciaa1i% supper ard admitting Z
gentleman and Ladies. csl lie cltaiu.d CT any
Il. lrb.. Of lie Society. ocii-Id
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CAss HARDENED GLASS CUrTERs.-Un

CksE HARDENED GLASS CUrrERs.-Un-
Gle Jack Holmes, who knows everybody
and whom everybody knows, has become
the travelling vendor and agent for a
cheap and serviceable substitute fer the
glazier diamonds that are commonly in
use. He has a public sale of these
handy little implements every day near
tho Ormsby House; and to those house
keepers who want to cut their own glass
We advise the purchase of one OF these.
Try EN-
Fat crazy man from Empire, whom
we represented in previous article, by
mistake in name, as a skeleton, but who
is on the contrary, Notwithstanding. a
powerful " cuss," resisted Sheriff Swift
last night and clinched him by the throat.
A struggle ensued, but the Sheriff was
too much for the mailman, and put him
to bed in his little cell.
TIE following appointments were
made by Governor Bradley yesterday:
Notaries, Richard O'Malley, Belmont,
Nye county; VIM. S. Bonnifield, Union
vile, Humboldt county. Commission
ers, II. L. Joachimson, San Francisco,
CAL; A. C. Crane, San Francisco, Cal:
CROSBY, committed on the charge of
forgery, was released from the State
Prison day or so before the expiration
of his term-yesterday-in order that he
might not lose his citizenship.
The office CT Public Administrator is
declafed vacant by the County Commits
sioners, owing to the failure of Q. H:
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WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that q permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma.
chimes has been established here in Car.
son. Mr.. P. B: Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements San Francisco rates.
freight added. He will attend, promptly
to all orders for machines and the re.
pairing and reconstruction thereof
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler &
Wilson to be the best machine manu-.
featured.
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A S,.ANDER REFUTED.-Visitors often
complain that they can't find a good &C.
gar in Carson. If they will only call on
4. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retaiied al
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. r. Fred Brooks, Bookseller
6tationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store.