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There is q threelod death IN the
SANDERS tongue it kills him who
SANDERS, him who is slandeyed and
him who receives the SANDER.
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IN. p. Trist, formerly chief clerk
of the Secretary of State, during the
Polk Administration, negotiator of the
treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo, and
since the war Postmaster at Alexan-
dria, Va, died in that place a few
days ago.
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" THE BEST IN TIE WORLD.

The Dccembc, Number Tow ready has an
able Article on The Resumption of Specie
Payment, by DR., Atwater, Poems by Bret
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ton of the two Serial Stories, Shorter Stories,
Splendid Illustrations of New Orleans, the
Paris of America ; etc.
Editorials by a large and able corps of writ
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which he replies to, "Some. Religious News
papers y a laughable Etching, &C., &c. An
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the most important and expensive series of
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In the December Number we complete the pa
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ScRIBNERs MONTHLY FOR MARoH.-The
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subject of Mr.. Edward Kings grapic "Great
South contribution to Scribners for March {;
which is accompanied by a prolusion of illus
traiions from sketches by Champney. DR.. Rob-
inson discourses in the same number of the
Women of the Arabs and there is brief ac-
count %" The Heress of Washington" very
interesting little bit of history. Two articles of
especial Importance are anonymous papers on
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it Nobilier." There is "a Dream Story" by the
author of patty" and curious tale entitled,
The Tachypomp, by a new writer. Miss Traf-
ton's,and Mrs. Davis's serials are continued,
and there are poems by r. H. Stoddard
John Fraser, Anna c. Bracket, James r..
Fields,and Joel Benton. DR.. Holland, in his
his. Topics of the Times, discourses of Lit
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and "The Press and the Publishers" The
Old Cabinet is full Of" Misery" and in "Cul.
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ST.. NICHOLAS FOR MARcH.-The
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A mean little 1915 hog was the
cause. The lawyers of New Albany,
Ind, have already got $500 out Of the
contestants, and enter gaily upon the
new year, determined to live off that
hog for another twelve months at least.
GoDEY's for March is on our table
in season, as usual The Book is full
Of good things tor the ladies, The
book before us has no superior in
this country The steel engraving in
this No. entitled "The Wedding
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" THE GREAT SOUTH, "

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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-02-26

1873. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1873.
On and after Dec. S, 1873, Passen.
" ger Train will run as follows:
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-01-25

Die 5auer lfon gena6ien, 10 flblt er in
iettten inipenDiaen gmpfinoun8sleibe I6on
Die 3Gbne, tueld)e an ieinem tptrtlihen
getbe erlt tua6Ien iollen. glu9 Sir56=
tdlber MAIDEN poilirlthe 8erIu9e, Die nod
nt9t 9ewahienen @elpeibe at gebrau6en,
wel9e aIIo in ibrer ginbiIbnng bereits
eriitiren.
Geimarits 8 Iaet ii6er ben1eIben @e=
9enltan0: sd ifelle mir cine GmpTinbuno
oes Jtaturtriebes Dor, ba lie sur Serbpr=
treibung FOLDER @erf5euae un0 Waffen
Grbeitet. Wsit Der 8eueguns Der ba6in
l!leBenoen Safte entitebt Die gmpfinbune
Dor oieiem 3ui9ltiie, unb Elm Semii6efl
our Vepe9ung uno 5um @ebrautbe FOLDER
Sbeile, Die mod in ibrem Geime perboroen
liegen. Bir ieben eine ean5 dbnli1e @ir=
fung on Dem sSlattern iunger B6gel, ebe
lhnen Die Seoern re6t eetpa9ien fino.
put1o t9. ri1etne nibt 5u irren", fiiat Gei=
marns binju, -vpenn i'd es Io(dem s3u=
i6uIie Der Sdfte beimeIie, 0aB Der @urm
zines mdnnli6en SirI9tdfers iid) BEL Ieiner
8ermanblun9 eine @ru6e ardbt, Die feline
Sdnge atueimal iibertriIft; oenn unter iei=
ner Yuppenhaut lie9t ibm bas Sorn, tpel-
Dies er fiinftig ausftreden ioa, unb tpobin
Ihon jebt Die SGfte ihieben, am 8au1e
oober oas gemii6en CUR Nusitredun9 oes=
lelben nno folglid 81 elmer entIpre6enoen
Vereitung Der @rube su entIteben 16eint
Sas g8eib6en aber eben bes &Gfertpurmea
ma1t iih feine 10 lange S06le, neil feline
innere 8ilbung tein iolC6es Sorn entbGlt
nn0 allo 5u 0eIIen Musitredun9 10 peniQ
ols Su Der gripeiterun9 bes 9taumes einen
9rane eibt."
6ortlase bemerft bier5u: Sa Der Sriet
our Nusftredune bes Sprnes in bielem
Sale notbpenoig nit Der @mpfinoung oeS
bereits aus9eitredten Sornes perbunber
9eoad)t tueroen muB, 10 itimmt audi in
oteienl 6dlle Der 2eib beg S6iereg. pie E,
IN leiner cieenen GmpTinoung lebt unb lit
nl1t nit oem fpirflid1en Qeibe besIelber
iiberein, inoem iib an jenem bereits cir
Organ entpifelt finoet, tpelbes an bieIen
nod ni6t entipidelt lit. 60 tuie bic 2arnI
bes Siri6fdfers eine @rube erdbt fir eli
nod niht Dor6onoenes Sorn, TO d9nlid
banen Die 8ienen 3ellen fur einen nod
nt1t borbanoenen 5onis; Tie le9en Il
lan9e Ybantafes Sonig binein, bis lie ben
lelben nit lDirfli6em pertauI1en fOnnen
gei ibnen biloet bieIer 86antalte=Sonil
ebeni0 einen unabtrenn6aren Beitanotbei
lbres inneren 2eibe8, tpie bel Der 2arpe be!
Siri6fdfer5 oas Ybantoiie- SOrn.
Sntuieweit bieIer BbantaSieIei6 Bel gr.
fl6rung Der SnteeritGtss s8efiible in iSrag
tommt, mag bier unenti9ie6en bleiben
Seoenfalls iinb Die Semertun9en Sort,
lagos iebr ittereiiant. Wtan f6nnte Iogal
la9sn, oob, iopie es 9eipenitiIhe @Iieb.
mollen 9ibt, in elei9er g8ctie Elm eelpeit.
tttiGer 9an3er &0rper borbanoen lit. Sie:
ier seipenitil6e 2eib ftimmt ieiner sSi9ul
nod nidt immer nit oem fBrperIi8er
iiberein. 8ettina eeitebt in ibrem Brief.
peaiel nit @Otbe. baB iie ii9 INNER groI
nno i6lanf borgefommen iei, i'm @ioer.
ipru9e nit ibrer ipirfli1en @eItalt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-01-25
Snt gonootr ei,ter S6an.
fpiereri.l.

esm reisenoIien 9esbabiue laq in ben
Wtor9enltunoen Die gefeierte Giinltlerin SO.
nit Der er6Bten Non6alance auf rgbaiies
Gonaue bin9eitredt, ,eineB BapierroQe frampf=
baft in Der 1iebli1en 5ano.
Sbr besau6ernbss Mu9e mar an bic nit
8lumen eeldmiidte 9ede ibres pradtpoa
anseel9miidten 8ouooirs gebeitet, re=
gunaslps rubte tie ba.
Gs lag Elm tieFer, tpebmiithiaer Gei,. cine
i6mersli6e Siebensniirbigfeit in iebem
3uge. Cine feline eeiiterartiee 8ldIIe Ia=
serte tpie Elm burdiid)tiaer 61Ieier auf
oem i1Dnen, reeelmdBigen Mntlibe. Gin
leiles, taum bemerfbares 3uden betpeate
5uipeilen ben Munb, elm 3uden, bas aug
lob, tpie elm bitteres 216eln; bod ioglei1
5os iid cine rubige lnbepegli@feit iiber
oas Hare, bleide, irtereIlante MntliB bin.
neber Der i6malen, aber i6arfgel1nittenen
rbniIhen Stale beriibrten iiG Die ountlen
Mugenbrauen in unbeihreibli6 liebliber
WDlbuna uno iiher ben grnit Der bohen
maieitdtii6en Stirne fiel in braunen 2in=
gen Die Siille Der iibpigen Saare berab.
@inen gan3 ablpnberli1en 3auber aber
perlieben oielem Experimentation NntliB
eanS por3iialid) lanee, ieioene 4ueenlpime
perm. Sic mar Derfllbreriih, tpunoerbar
i6Dn, oieie Gmma!
YlDbli1 tpur0e leiie bic S1iir ee6ffnet,
Elm blOnoer hiibl9er MannertOpf fam gum
8orIhein.
vSlt mir Der Gintritt ssFattet, Iiebens-
tpiirbise Gmma?"
Rein 3us, feline Mliene betueste ii6 in
gmma's Mntlib, nur Die niebli6e blenbenb=
ipeibe 5anb pinfte Dem &ubeit0rer Su.
2eihtfiiBig ipie Elm Neh, elite er bin uno
beoedte itr fleines Sanb6eu NIT unsdbli=
gen 9iiiieu.
4bolpb g., Der ianes Mann, tpelder
emma aus ibfen Srdumsreien eeril=
fen, NOR Der 5obn aus elmer ange-
iebenen, rei1en 9iirgerfamilie aug Der
2eopploIabt; iein 8ater, Elm onselebener
S0teIbeliBer, nuBte bon benz 9srbdItniile
nit ber id)Dnen Giinitlerii, unb inoem er
ieinem einSigen Gobne freie Mabl lieb.
billiete er bieie giaiiDn, ipel1e 81 elmer 9ei.
ratb fiibren iollte.
vRomm, ieb' Sid 5u mir, MooIpb," liss
pelte emma faum bDrbar.
MboIpb idob elm gabonret bitbt OH Die
5eite gmma's, nn6 bbiiiststte i. lire ieelen.
pollen Mugen.
eMas feblt Dir beute, gmmag Du biit
10 bleid, 10 tuorttar8, 10 5Mriidbalteno.
Mas lit aeitebsna~
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-01-25

gbolph muBte nibt Oh er made ober
trGume, bod madte er CUTE Wtiene gum
bDIen Spiele unb BET einem frDblidlen
9ouper feierten emma unb @oolp6 ibre
8eriDbnuns. L--r.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-01-25
@pifef.

ssid iei Der Meu55
lluo ridiidtsIos,
Sbn fiim.i're nidt
Ees @a1fen 2oosl
Sdbur1 allein
llntsri9eioet fi9 ieoer
Som anoern, eutpeber
Aud 70 semeiH,
$50 nidt, bod nm fIafter
Nod proscnbafter
slls ale su fein.
Sc iteis're ben @aietber bon Sag su Sag
Des Sauies Gebieter 10 bod er nnr mag,
Denn neil nit Den Steuern ber Staot besoun.
gub ieOer bertbeaern, 70 bisI er nur faan.
Der Messer unb Bider bas Gleif9, bas groo,
Rnb iuimer tedsr, ie ndber Der Notb.
Drum fteisert Der Gerber bic Saut, nnb Daiu
Der S@afer bem Sarber bic GtiefeI nnb
Gdnb',
Der Maurer ben Saasberr, ben Staottr ber
Bauer,
Ser Maler ben SudIer, bic @irtbe Der @raur,
Der @irtb feline @aite, Der saeansr ben @irtt.
Die 9isnFmaso ben Rellner, ben 8ansrn bee
Girt.
Damn tbeuert bic 2leiner I'm eanssu 9Rsbier
Der GAneiosr, unO Ieiber ben Grod au9 mir.
slun tommen bic eebsr
llnO fesen benz Seter
DEN Blob in's O6r; \,
sius StreifmadeH
Sch berrli6 berb0r
Der Sies bes s3na&eu.
gerperfiide Droden, besotrbli@st G6osl
llno abnst ibr nibt
Nas Elm gsrleeer, Elm Di@tcIbsssr
8n alIehens fpri&t
mir aber inOeiisu bds FL ni4f teres6sye
Mir gem INNER Ioler BE ffoler b'vaxf
es 1T ein iari0fsr arstsanIarf.
!, Ais aoflnnna iit 6as Nlorosarp15 ~
GreNhe, bic &riJlVerHNa lpr ~ -. ~
e
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-01-25

Nie aoifnuna Il bos Morosurul6 "a
Grenbs, bic Grinuer1Na lpr a. -
q ~ Ill A& - q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17

A YOUNG GERMAN LADY DESIRES A.POSITION
"A az housekeeper in private family or select hotel
uoexcepuonable references. Address H. L. NJ, Herald
ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17

A YOUNG LADY OF A GOOD FAMILY, EDUCATED
"A and refined, wishes immediate assistance; would
take a. position as housekeeper. Address X. w. Post
ofaOe, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17

MANUFACTURERS LADIES TO MANAGE A LIGHT
w business; profits large; also dress cutting and de-
signing taught by the best mothod in the worid 300
Innings cut no charge reauired suits cut and basted TO
ORDER satisfaction guaranteed. Call at 78o Broadway,
room ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY II, QUINTUPLE
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

yNANTED-TRISMERs FOR FANCY STRAW HAT
A. 4 ". ". SUBWAY, s24 Canal St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17

A YOUNG LADY AN ORPHAN IN EXTREME
IA want Of home will accept Of ana strive earnestly
to give satistaclonl In any honorable employment
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-08

The ALLIANCE WCTUAL.-TLis new OF
caniz,tion received It's certificate OF au-
thoritv on the 18th ult., Aug 1t issued
its first policies upon the 1st inst, (Sep.)
and will have about 500. 600 on its books
hy the lst of October. We are not aston
shed at such success when We look at
its features and management. The ALI
ance Mutual Life has secured a number
of experienced and successful agents ana
aud it will be advisable for others to Sc
cure territory speedily, as the Company
is certain under its management and
features.::t become one of the standard
corporations Of its character IN the
country. - Philadelphia Underwater.
Sept 10, 1878.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-08
Si3,53l %

The money. s55i -. reported rs received from
s.Misct lii neCus Sources" YVES gain on com sofa
for currency and placed in Redemption Fund-
The payment of $3.50 % from the Reuemp-
ton Fund eff cited the purcha OF old county
ind. btedness amounting at par. for prlnclpai
and interest, to the sum of S6,j9J 81 resulting
in saving to the county Of 81 ~ less cost of
advertising.
The County Treasurer has settled in full win
the Controller If State up to sth ult.. and has
his receipt and discharge for the same.
By the Auditors Report for six months enc
ing December 81. 1873, the old Indebtedness OF
the county subject TO the provisions OF the
Funding Act was placed at 1885 10: prlnci-
pal of the outstanding bonds and warrants With
probably much more OF accrued interest
thereon.
In January. 1874. there was purchased Of tie
above indt btl Gness, under the provisions OF tn
Funding act. three outstanding bonds amount
ing t. the sum Of S5.5i1. principal. with s.,
CD 90 accrued interest thereon: and FIX cld
outstanding warrants amounting to 500 Il Tor
principal, together with SZ29 - accrued inter
est thereon. which leaves the principal OF tLia
old indebtedness outstanding. upon the basis ol
said Auditors repart for six months ending De
ccnIber 81 1873, at the sum OF $3.50 = VIII!
probably as much more in the shape Of accrued
interest.
Respectfully submitted.
SAN. D. KING. JP.,
County Auditor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-08

TIE ALLIANCE Mutual The officers
are gentlemen experienced in the busi-
ness of life insurance and familiar with
the duties they have assumed. The di-
rectors are gentlemen prominent IN the
State aud ia business circles. The Com
pany appears to start correctly as lie
insurance company, pure and simple, Tree
FROM all "clap trap" inducements and
advantages, and as such it has our hearty
wish that its future may be one OF unin-
terrup,ed increase and prosperity.-C"-
de,,rri.eT, Ne,c YoIk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-08

fr An ACCIDENT ON the Shore Line
Railway of Connecticut on Monday
morning Wm. NJ Wilcox, superinten-
dent Of the road was killed outright and
a hundred persons wounded. The train
had passed bridge over Stony Creek
when. the rear car getting off the track,
dragged the whole train after it Wilcox
vas the only person killed. He jumped
of and n ear fell upon him. No one
else was killed but several are, it is
feared, fatally injured
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-08


New York. J..lv G--The long Branch
Cam, Steeple C!4 tse, which was run at
Monmouth PAX IN Saturday. has re-
,fl.,t! s,4v di>asiroUS.r, causing the
Death Of two wei! known racing horsaa,
aa.I tie serious ii.jIry ~ another. The
,i-,t cassaity was that OF p"bahus :
Tam,aar.v. who fl over she hurdle On
H.. second mile. throwing and severely
il.igrinc Lis jucko.- laaluany. On re-
.-.,fri!,E his feet, was mounted ~ an
afrrr Jockey. bat stamoied over the
f,szt hurdle, and ~ iiia Succeeding jrmp
p. .-ai,. fl. this tin4". &u~eNtr, to TiSe
M nor. Il Gid wEcEl he fell. al
tended Only hy lis jssa.y and trainer
Bft f-w Knew - iI- des-;4, As II severe
,;n1n. Of .aiu AMI .i-L:t.IGt came up an.
the crowd made iJc shelter. The othei
victim vas Victor. lis trtloc& was IN
,.rei in jumping The last hurdle. but he
finished the race and raiuei the second
Mace. Examination was made. and II
va, found that IL was permanently dls-
aI,lr,! and it WAS necessary to- shoot him
Mech regret is fell in sporting circles Al
tn loss. The other cslSualtr WAS that
nf George West, who itl during the
rae. HIS iDiCIi-s are serious.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-08

SoyE SrAE4s from ex.'lo ling bombs
and rockets fell upon Pile Of fire
works while aryrotechnica! display was
going on at Washington square. New
Yors. on tie evening 0: the Four;h, and
the results were i stampede Of 5000 peo-
pie, one mans jaw blown of, one man 5
stomach puuctuved, one mans face
burned, and numerous ether injuries.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-08

roeS,DoEs, cyclones and hurricanes
axe among the feebler anu more imrotent
epitaets hurled upon stiff breeze which
visited the Atlantic States on Monday.