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FOREIGN.a
g PARIS. {
The Bazine Court Martial.


PARIS, Oct. 7.-The second sitting Of
the court martial for the trial Of Marshal
Bazlne began az noon today. There
were but few spectators present, owing 10
the uninteresting character OF the pro-
ceedings, which consisted mainly Of the
reading of documents. 1t was agreed
between the counsel that the deposltions
OF dead and absent witnesses should be
admitted. The President said measures
had been taken 10 secure the attendance
Of witnesses living in Alsace and Lorraine.
The clerk resumed the reading oi Al.
RIVERS report, which Is avery lenthy
document. lHli4s n, C. rA5
N. Revier lays great stress on Bazaine's
failure 10 move from Metz when notified
OF McMahon's advance, and claims that
there Is proof that the former personally
received notification on the 23d Of August.
The Marshals friends have hitherto al
Urged that 1t was. not received until the
29lh, when 1t was too late. The report
generally stigmatizes =, as insufficient
all the efforts made by Metz to
to co operate with McMahon, and charges
bdLhine Will puipooy isuainin6 ~ tuo
city TO wait the political events, and with
endeavoring to shit the responsibility,
and with proagstipg iunlavorable and
withholding favorable news, and other
wise spreading encouragement among
the beseigers, and with entering into
negotiations with Prince Frederick
Charles before making a iinal effort
TO break his lines, whichis unprecedented
in history. Without confidlng the date
at which he was willlnglto surrender to
Require. who was stranger and at the
time in relations with the enemy, 1t points
to the contradictory dispatches OF the Goth
Of August, in which Bazaine informed
McMahon that it was impossible to break
out. eas4 ,5RsIr;g ,ErFf
Pending the reading Of the report, the
court adjourned until TO morrow.
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"A Washington special says Marion,
Rose & Co., Of London have been appoint.
fiscal agents Of the State Department IN
Europe lssflF G4rN55lAlN l9s
Michael Baer, a boy Of fifteen, at
Dayton, yesterday. jumped on the break
Of q switch engine and was thrown of
and killed. s. f,
AT the October yearly meeting Of the
Friends at Richmond, Ind, yesterday, 1t
was resolved hereafter to hold a yearly
meeting at Richmond, Ind, and Whining.
ton, o. 38lrlS "
Five hundred and sixty.one dollars
were contributed by the citizens OF Cairo,
ILL.,, yesterday, for the relief ol the suffer.
ers by yellow fever at Memphis and
Shreveport.
-JohnW. Pierce, Jr., cashier Of the
Merchants National Bank of Lowell,
Mass, has been guilty Of Irregularities,
according 10 the other officers OF the bank,
10 the extent of $4,000. Pierce Is also
treasurer Of the Central Savings Bank,
but that institution is said to be all right
There will be o meeting Of the mem.
bers Of the bar OF the Supreme Court Of
the United States in the court room at
the Capitol Monday the 18th inst. to adopt
suitable resolutions In reference to the
death of late Chief Justice Chase.
Rev. Silss Totten, Of Lexington, Ky,
died Yesterday under surgical operation
He was In his 10th year and had been a
Episcopal minister for forty years. " e
The Senatorial Committee on Privil-
eges and Elections held private session
in New York yesterday afternoon, de.
clining to give any information as 10 It's
deliberations until its arrival in Washing
ton. Ir
The Italian Government has confer.
red the Grand Cross Order Of Italy on the
Italian Consul General Of thep port Of New
York, In consideration Of his effort to sup.
press the traffic in Italian children.
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SPAIN.

UNSUCCESSFUL sonrrE AT cARrAdRNA.
MADRID, Oct. IA column Of 1000 In.
surgents made q desperate sortie from
Carlagens, but was driven back with
heavy losses in killed and wounded. On
the arrival OF the government fleet Oft
the port tho city will be. attacked on all
sides simultaneously.
MADRID, Oct 1.-THE insurgents YES
sells remain at Cartagena. A government
fleet, consisting Of the frigates Vittoria,
Alamapz4, Cormen, and another, name
not ascertalned, passed the Gull OF Almor.
The Copenhagen session Of the Rigs:
dat was opened yesterday. No royal
speech was delivered.
A Dispatch was received today from
Gen. Maiiones, announcing q great vic
tory by hi, troops over large body OF
Carlists near Agarzusea, In Navarro.
Many Of the insurgents were killed and a
large number taken prisoners. General
Mariones says the rout of the Insurgents
Is complete one, and that his forces are
In close pursuit Of them. ,,r,f. ~
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ST. LOUIS.
More Aid for the Memphis Sufferers

More Aid for the Memphis Sufferers.
ST. Louis, Oct. 7.-Nearly $4,000 In
addition to the amount previously report
ed, has been subscribed for the Memphis
sufferers, and an active committee are still
working in their behalf. Odd Fellows
and Masons have also sent handsome
sums 10 be disbursed by their brethren 10
affection. About $2,06Oin money, cloth.
ing and provisions are being sent to
Shreveport, and more are being contiibl.
ted. Much sympathy Is telt for the sick
and destitute In these cities. and 1t Is find.
Ing expressions in substantial manner.
MEETING OF cooPERs' INTERNATIONAL
UNION.
The Coopers international Union met
here to-day. Delegates from every State
in the Union, and Canada including sew.
eral colored men were present. The bus.
lness was confined to the preliminary work
the reading Of the annual message by
President Foran, admitting delegates, &C.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
BEGINNING OF THE RAINY SEASON.

pEaNN1Na OF THE RAINY SEASON.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE first
rains Of the season fell yesterday and
last night, extending over the middle por-
tons Of the State, promising q good sea.
son for the farmers. .----..,...4
The vile of Charles Belts killed herself
last night with q razor. The cause ior
the suicide is not known. ~
skNFRANcfsco, Oct. THE survivors
Of Captain Jacks tribe, who arc not i'm.
prisoned OF Alconaez. will be started Tor
Fort Russell, Wyoming Territory. about
The 10Th Of October. About twenty wag.
ons have been sent to Fort klamath for
transportation Of the prisoners to Fort
Russell.
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WASHINGTON.
rh, Talapoo.a a, Fortress Monroe.

The Talapoosa at Fortress Monroe
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Acting
Secretary Of the Navy, this morning, re-
ceiyed a telegram announcing that the
Tsllspoosa had arrived at Fortress Mon
roe, from New York, with the Polaris sur.
yiyors, and would sail for Washington az
soon as the weather permitted.
The President, to-day, signed the com
mission Of Philip Allen, j., as Postmaster
a, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
E. o. Graves, for several years Chiei
Clerk In the office Of the United States
Treasury, is to be appointed chief EXAM
liner Of the Board Of Civil Service Com
,nissioners, salary 5000 per snnnm.
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Memorial Services Over the Remains
of Bishop Randall.

BosToN,, Oct. 7-Memorial services
were held today in st, Paul's Church
over the remains oi Bishop Randall. The
attendance was large, including the Grand
Lodge Of Free Masons, Of which the de.
ceased was Past Grand Master. Rev. DR..
Barbok, Of Dedham, read prayers and
conducted briei services. Addresses were
made BY Rev. Drs, Ewing and Vinton,
DR.. Potter OF New York, and other promi.
nent gentlemen present The remains
were taken 10 Warren, r L, for inter.
ment n rt UH -
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A Man who Wants to Know Some.
thing About the Pennsylvania

PrrTsBuRoH, Oct IA petition was
presented in the Supreme Court this morn.
ing for rule on Harrison Allen, Auditor
General Of Pennsylvania, to show cause
why mandamus should not be issued
against him, commanding him to permit
petitioner TO inspect the record of the
monthly reports Of the State Treasurer
relating to the funds which make up the
amount in the State Treasury. The pc
tilioner was appointed by Democratic
committee Of Dsuphin county to examine
into the accounts at the Auditor Generals
office, but permission was refused him.
The court granted rule returnable on
the 17lh inst, .-,.,- 1''4n
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schenck,s Mandtake Pills.

These pills are composed exclusively Of
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of It's injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
q valuable remedy in all cases Of derapge::
ment resulting from q disordered state OF
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fevers, &C., &C., all euccumb 70
the free use OF Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers,
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The First snow Of The season.

PHILADELPHIA, October IA dispatch
from Pottsville says the first snow OF the
season fell this morning, and is quite Sc
we're. Snow also at Fonda, New York.
KINGSTON, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE weather
has been very cold here to-day. The
cars on the New York, Kingston s. Syra.
cuse Railroad, coming from Delaware
county, were covered with snow A snow
storm began there Of 4 A. NJ. and contin-
ued nearly oil day. About eight inches
OssnGw Is reported to have fallen.
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CHICAGO.
Important Order In Reference to Di.
yorce SUITS.

Important order In heicrence to'Dis
yorce SUITS.
CHICAGO, Oct. IAN important order
was made by Judge Gary, OF the Superior
Court Of this city, yesterday, In refusing
permit in reference to suits for divorce
TO the master In chancery, and announc.
Ing that hereafter all such suits must be
tried in open court.
The Exchange bank Of s. @. Short &
Co., of Danville, Illinois, has asked an ex-
tension Of lis depositors, and II not grant
ed, the bank will probably be compelled
tosuspend.
MEETING OF ILLINOIS GRAND LoDaE OF
AEAsoNs.
The Grand Lodge Of A. F. and A. Ma.
sons Of Illinois, met In regular annual
session at McCsrmick's Hall this morn.
lng, and was called to order BY the Grand
Mater. Nearly all the lodges In the
State were represented.
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CLEVELAND.
Aid for shreyeport and Memphi

NIu Iur bhIeVepuft HHu EueHPHIs'
CLEVELAND, Oct. 7.-The Jews Of this
city have collected from the people Of
their own faith and forwarded TO the sut-
iesers at Shreveport and Memphis the
sum oi $500, to be used for the benefit Of
all irrespective Of religion or nationality.
a matinee will be given at the Acad-
emy oi Music tomorrow, and the pro.
ceeds sent 10 Memphis and Shreveport.
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Fatal Accidents on Kansas Railroads

.ATcH1sos, Oct. IA young man
named Herbert T. Loomis. the telegraph
operator at the Central Branch, Union
Pacific Railroad depot, was instantly kill.
ed this morning, while attempting TO
make the coupling between two coaches
A child 10 months old, was run over
By train on the Missouri d Pacific rail.
road this morning and instantly killed.
II was playing on the track unmatched,
and the train backing down the engineer
couldn't see 1t. SEN RN Ez1
An alteration between two men named
Brown and Winter In East Atchison, on
the opposite side Of the river, resulted In
the stabbing Of Winters In the neck, sew.
ering an artery. Henow lies in critical
condition. ~
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Cholera In vienna.

VIENNA, Oct. 1.-THE official sanitary
report states that since July 10th there
have been 1920 cases Of cholera In this
city oi which 1880 terminated fatally.
To-day for the first time In several
months no new cases are reported. :
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River News.

PrrrsBuReu, October 7.-River un-
changed, with 20 inches IN the channel.
Weather clear and cool.
CNcrNNATr. October 7.-Riyer3 . feet
II inches and fluctuating.
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Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
New PTesident.

CINCINNATI, Oct 7-Rev. Dr.. Archi.
bald was tonight inaugurated Pres.
dent Of the Wooster University, at
Wooster, Ohio, and made IN inaugural
address on .Relations Of education 10 70.
!!iiston" DR.. Lord, retiring President, do.
liyered On address and received the degree
oi Doctor ot Lava from the University.
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YELLOW FEVER.
DEATHS AM sHREyEpoRr.

UEATHS AT bHHhVEFURr.
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 1.-THE following
are the deaths occurring to-day Dorrit
A. John, white, 8 months; Mrs. Mary
Woods, As; Charles I. Walden, 50; Chas.
Mettle, 8; Mary; 3. Rigby, 3 weeks; John
Dunn, 80; Mrs. Hargraye, age unknown;
Malvina Williams, black, 80; VIM. simms,
black, @. ~ ~
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PROBABILITIES.
Wan DxfARrnENf,
oyYioE Or THE CnIHy SIgsAL OYxIoEn.
XAsYMafoG, D. G., Oct. 7.-600 z. =.

WAsHMafoi, D.C., oc. f.-eV1 7. =.
PROBABILITIES.
For Wednesday IN the Gulf States, d..
mlnishing northerly winds, clear weather
and higher temperature.
For the south Atlantic States, rising
barometer, north and west winds, back
Ing TO southwest, with clear weather, ex-
cept on the immediate middle Atlantic
coast where northerly winds and cloudy
weather will possibly continue in con.
nection with tho cyclone moving north.
eastward some distance out ol Virginia.
For lake region, rapidly falling barome.
Ter, rising temperature and fresh to brisk
southwesterly winds.
The storm centre in Dakota will proba.
bly, move into Minnesota.
Cau,ionary signal continued at vii
mington, Norfolk, Cape May, New York,
New Haven, New London, and Eastport.
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AYouNe lady Of Terre Haute demands
$s5, 900 as remuneration for damage done
to her affections by Q young man who
promised to marry her, and afterwards
his mind. ~ flaiIGdCI
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A YOUTHFUL BRIDE-Martln Sum-
mers, Of this county, aged % years, was
married on the 4th ult. 10 Miss Helen 8.
Kisner, Of Monopgalia County, aged IA,
BY Rev. Samuel harris. Rfngtseod Jour
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Hon. John Law, formerly o, Con-
gresham from the First Indiana District,
died at Evansville, Ind. yesterday, aged
N years. -.rf T.'I
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MRNDTNa THEIR MANNRRs.

The large number Of American ladies
in Paris Is having the effect Of checking
the offensive manners OF young French-
men TO unprotected ladies on the streets.
A year ago o lady Of youth and personal
attractions was sure to be accosted II she
attempted to 60 out alone, and persist
emily followed by these young street
loungers, Two or three OF them have,
In the meantime, been punished Tor their
offensive conduct TO American ladies,
which has had the effect Of very gener.
ally remedying the evil complained OF
On the boulevards, and in the neighbor.
hood OF all the large hotels, American
ladies move about shopping or prone
nadipg, sipgly or in couples, with perfect
immunity, and orc as respectfully treated
as II on Baltimore street or Broadway.
We. record this gratifying improvement
with pleasure, and In behalf OF the ladies
return thanks to these who have taught
them better manners. The police are also
very watchiul, and are doing their best 70
render the streets Of Paris as sale to the
unprotected lady as those Of any other
city. The young French ladies, who
never venture on the streets without q
gentleman friend or q duenna, ale aston.
ished at the bravery Of American ladies
In venturing abroad alone, and persist
thatit would not be safe for young French
ladiesto follow their example. II their
fathers and brothers would knock few
Of these scamps down, 1t would soon give
them immunity also,a But the fact that
reputable ladies do not venture on the
streets leads to the inference that those
who do are not respectable, and they are
regarded as such. A Frenchman, how.
ever, can tell an American lady at Q
glance, and knowing that they refuse TO
pay any attention TO French customs,
give them o wide berth.
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An advertisement recently appeared In
q Western journal, offering q reward for
the recovery Of a a5ablueHlady's psrasol
and drab gentlemans coat.r I'U
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8 -Returns from all but iout towns in
Connecticut. give majority .of, q, ,2e6 In
favor Of o single capital. efo1
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QUEENSTOWN, Oct 7.-Arrived: the
steamers City Of Montreal, Abyssinia,
Egypt and Europa, from New York.
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CINCINN NATL.
BUSINESS MEN ANXIOUS FOR RESUMPTION
OF CURRENCY PAYMENTS.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.-There is no spe-
cial change in the financial situation here.
Bankers generally express readiness to
resume currency payment as soon as the
step Is taken In New York. Business men
are becoming very anxious for the event
to transpire.
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PHlLADELFHIA.B
FROM TEE UNION RANKING

rRoposrrIoN FROM TEE UNION RANKIsa
COMPANY t.sa 10 RrrIs|
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Tho Union
BsnkingC Company have submitted to their
creditors the following proposition, which
they say will enable them to resume bu.
sineas atYatl carly day. The creditors
shall take 80 per cent OF their claims In
stock OF the bank, and the bank shall then
resume business, placing the other 80 per
cent 10 cash TO their credit.
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MEMPHIS.
A Heavey Frost and Prospect Of An.
other.

other.
MEMPHIS, October 7.-There was o
heavy frost last night, and indications Of
another tonight. Though to day more
new cases Of lever were developed than
before, There are about 600 under treat
ment In the infected district:
To-day there were 42 yellow fever In.
termenis and 10 other cases. Among the
former was Rev. Father Carey, OF the
Dominican priesthood.
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DENMARK.
Statue Of King Frederick Seventh Un-
veiled. r -..l..t

COPENHAGEN, October IA statue ol
King Frederick Seventh, father Of the
reigning sovereign, was unveiled, to-day,
in the presence Of the King and royal
family, and deputstion from The principal
cities OF Denmark, a large military force
and vast concourse Of spectators. The
monument ID intended to commemorate
the birth of freedom and the revival OF
public spirit in Denmark, and tho love oi
her citizens for their brethren 10 Schleswig
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az rELEG r APH .
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
p,,lusIrelr 10 the IntellI gencer.

0By tho Western Union Line. a.,
nn,s Northyost cor. OF Main and Monroe hts)
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NOTICE.
n.z.GyyIAg ygINTINGS. S.

yeyUEEEGULA2 MEETINGSoF THE
L ErLrkah Charity Degree Lodge l. o'
O. f., Will be held until iurthrf hotlcv Th
thn first stnulthirl Fridays oil each MONTH.
~ ~ ,,ti,,r-l o,clocL D. M S,-tf
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CONSOLIDATED AND kIEH
MOND MINES!

If you are affected with a caugh and
wish to be cured of the same, use T. DEF
TER'S COUGH TONIC.
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|REKA DAILY SENTINEL.
,surp EVERY MORNING, MoNDAYS
EXCEPTED, BY
eEo. w. cASSiD ~.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
AMY one year. by mail......"....Sl5 90
IN IN six months, by mail......... : 90
ooonny three months. by mail. > 90
.,,sr, forwarded until paid for.
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POLL TAX.
PACK TRAINS.

{. RANELL, THANKFUL TO MIN.
ing euperintend nts and others lor
past 1avors, respectfully advises his
trlends that Ill future he can be found at
Seaion Co.'S. The method of aoi,G
ers not being satisfa ctory, he has gone
into another house, where hi, old Gus.
toners VIII be treated in such manner
as VIII give them entire satiiaction.
facklng ores and wood contracted Tor on
reasonable terms. and promptly sttnnd-
ed to. l am the authorized agent of oil
pack trains in the district.
j. c. FAVFII,
au1o-tf With SealI. q 90.
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Sagebrush News.

kor the Virginia Enterprise. Oct. T.
|yr TIGER" rested from his labors
H. city last Sunday. In obedience
Irssnrrected law of 1861. he retired
H. lair, drew in his claws, reposed
/ nose between his paws, and
lozed. In vain the mighty men of
1 who would have engaged him in
10 rompassed him bout where he
Fin his Jungle, clashed their glitter
Svpapons, and deiied him to come
kb and war with them. He was
a To ali their tauntS and their
Ets of puisSance disturbed him not.
when the clock struck twelve,
the mighty beast opened his eyes
Ees glowing like liquid fire arose
stretched himself, opened in a
In his wide, hlood-red mouth, gave
|,ail a flourish, and cOnhcd the
been" with his awful claws, the
his lately so valiant grew faint
melted to naught but water, for
hight be seen that the beast came
bgrv to the fray.
rTBo TUNNEL.-Therc remain but
Rnty-tAree feet to be excavated
bre the connection Will be made
Rseen the drift from the bottom of
In No. | and the main header of
sutro Tunnel. When this con-
Hon Shall have been completed.
he will be very strong draught of
From the mouth of the tunnel up
bush the shaft.
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rom the Carson Appeal of Oct, 81. ]

rom the Carson Appeal of Oct. 81
HERE will be a session of the L.
Iireuit Court to day, Hon. f. w.
lver presiding. for the purpose of
rin- the argument of counsel on a
|ajn motion saving reference to
RAYMOND Il Ely vs.. the Ken
kv Mining Company. Hons. John
FELTON, and James IL. Hardy, of
|forna. are in town, and will ap-
! for the K. Il T.. Company. Hon.
b SeeIy will represent the Ken
kians.
here were a great many visitors
bwn Yesterday. 70 enumerate Il
|of the notables we will mention
b +. FELTON,. James II. Hardy,
rley Van G0rder, \. {. Cleveland,
rleS Derby, Abe Edgingtou, ID. @.
ki>on, James W. lIaiues. John IL.
j, Will Campbell, George Ferrend
Charley Daley.
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DR.. r. DETER

LAS REMOVED TO THE BUILDING
IL adjoining the La Grande saloon.
Our Bathing apartments have been re-
fitted, making them the best in town.
To those who have favored us with =
share of their patronage We return our
thanks, and respectfully solicit contin<
uance of the same.
In connection with the above csta brish-
ment, DIR. Deter has private apartments
for the reception of those who are affiict-
ed. Medicines manufactured from pure
vegetation. Cures guaranteed.
sl9-tf
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rom the Carson Appeal, Oct. 2l.I

From the Carson Appeal, Oct. 2l.
- Since the water
} the Sierra Nevada Mountains
been introduced into Virginia
land Gold Hill, we are informed
the hot!er-repairiug business has
Fn oil considerably, the new water
y devoid OF n!ineral properties to
, an extent that no scales are form
)n the inside of boilers.
'L-Ye>terday Mrs. Barstow re-
|ed telegram from Phoebe, stating
Mrs. u. NJ. Tyrrell was danger
y i'll. Mrs. Is. left for Phoebe by
fTenlng tram.