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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-07-04
TENNESSEE RoxANcr.-Hc was

a TENNESSEE hOAANCE.-I1O Was
Young, and he was fair, he parted his hair,
like the average beau, in the middle;
he was proud, be was bold, but the
truth must be told, he played like =
fiend on the fiddle. Barring this vice,
he was everything nice, and his heart
was SO loving and tender, that he al
ways turned pale when he trod on the
tail Of cat lying down by the fender.
He clerked in store, and the way he
tore off calico, jeans, and brown sheet
ing, would have tickled q calf, and
made the brute laugh in the face Of a
quarterly meeting. He cut quite q
dash, with darling mustache, which
he learned to adore and cherish, for
one girl had said, while she dropped her
proud head, that 'twould kill her to see
the thing perish. On Sundays he'd
search the straight road to the church,
unheeding the voice of the scorner; and
demurely he sat, like young tabby
cat, with the saints in the amen corner.
He sang like bird, and his sweet
voice was heard fairly Juggling away
at long metre; and we speak but the
truth, when we say that this youth
could outsing hungry mosquiter.
She was young, she was fair, and she
scrambled her hair like the average
belle of the city; she was proud, but
not bold, yet the truth must be told,
the way she chewed wax was a pity.
Barring this vice, she was everything
nice, and the world admired her hustle;
and the Fayetteville boys, being Gained
by the noise, walked miles to hear it
rustic. She cut quite a swell, did this
wax chewing belle, and men flocked in
crowds to meet her, but she gave them
the shirk, for she loved the young
clerk, who sang like n hungry mosqui-
ter. SO she hemmed and she hawed, and
she sighed and she chawed till her heart
and her jaws were all broken; then she
walked by his store, while he stood at
the door waiting for some loving token.
She raised up her eyes with hooking
surprise and tried to enact the scorner,
but, to tell the truth, she grinned at the
youth, who loved the amen corner.
= They met-alas! what came
to pass was soft and sweet and prec-
ious; they woocd, they cooed, he talked,
she chewed-O, how they loved, good
gracious! They had to part; he rose
to start, her grief can not be painted;
these are the facts, she swallowed her
wax, then screamed, then chokcd, then
tainted. Her pa appeared; her bean,
quite scared. rushed out to get some
water; the watch dog spied his tender
hide, and bit him where he oughtcr.
The case is sad, the sequel bad-so
thinks the youth thus bitten: he sings
no more, as oft of yore-hc gave that
girl the mittcn.
She pinned apacc, her pretty face look
cd slender and detected: her father kind,
but somewhat blind, bcheld her and re-
iIcctcd. His income tax she spent for
wax-she smiled and called him clever:
she went to work. forgot that clerk, and
chawed in bliss forever j. BArEMAN
Smith.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-07-04

rom. pRuK AND DEBT.


eon AZ min 4 tho wprld before you
aureeds thouGand secret snareo
an01nd the feet Of evory mortal
Whothrough nfe's long highway fhres.
Three especial, let mo warn you.
And by every traveller met:
Three 70 try your might Of Virtue
They are Love, and Drink and Debt
love, my boy. there's no escaping
sTie the common fAto Of men;
YA&hsr had Il; I have had IT,
But for love you had not been.
Take your chances but DO cautious;
Know . squad IL not dove;
b the upright man Of honor:
Al deceit doth murder love.
Az for drink, avoid It wholly;
= Like IN adder Il win sting:
Crush the earliest temptation.
Handle not the dangerous thing.
Sec the wrecks Of men around us
Once - fair and pure - you
Marx the warning! Shun the pathway,
And the hell they're tottering through.
Yet though love be pure and gentle.
: And from drink You may be free.
With yeerning heart warn You
!'0ainst the worst of all the three.
Many demon In his journey
Bunyan'e Christian Pilgrim met:
They were lambs. cen old Apollyon.
To tho awful Demon Debit
with quaking heart and face ahashed
The wretched debtor goes;
He starts ct shadows, lest they DO
The shades Of men he owes.
Down silent streets he furtive steals.
The fhce Of man to ahun.
He shivors ct the postman's ring.
And fears the dreadful dun.
Beware Of Debit Once In youIl DO
A slave for evermore;
II credit tempt you. thunder "No!"
And show Il TO the door.
Cold water and . crust Of bread
May Be the best you'll get:
Accept them like man. and swear
'l'U never ruN in debt I"
Said . great Congregational preacher
To hen: "You're . beautiful creature"
And abe, just for that.
LAyed two eggs in hat
And thus did the Hen-re-ward Beechef.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-07-04

A roRruNE teller has predicted that
Mark Twain will die this year-but he
is only going to start a paper, which is
pretty close for fortune-tellcr.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-07-04
From Wilson's Reflector.
A WITS QUALITIES.


with regard to personal beauty, that in
considering what manner of girl will
make the best wife, we shall give no
remarks upon her figure or appearance,
but come ut once to those most endear-
ing qualities of heart and mind which
are ever green when the head is frost
ed with time, and the body bent under
the weight of years. The duties and
obligations of a woman's life are pc
culiar, and belong only to her condition;
and, Notwithstanding the high authori-
ty in favor of it, we doubt the propric-
ty Of giving her mind the same train
ing which is given to the other sex to
fulfil widely different duties. 1t seems
to us as absurd as giving a youth a
medical education who is designed to
practice law.
Admitting that the female mind has
a masculine strength and power-is as
capable of lofty and profound thought
is endowed with the same aspiration
and ambition-thc nursery is no place
in which to fix the fulcrum by which
she hopes to move the intellectual
world; but in the nursery, after all, re-
pose her highest duties and hottest Oh
legations. If practical experience and
close observation did not teach us 9TH
erwise, the possession of varied accom-
plishments and profound knowledge
might indicate the more faithful dis
charge of the duties of her life; but
we can safely point to the history of
learned and scientific women in vindi-
cation of our position. Female philos-
ophers have no time to be good wives
and mothers, and a man, when he mar
ries, wants woman, not an encyclope-
dia. by his side.
But we have been considering what
the girl for wife should not be, rath-
er than what she ought to be. The
girl best fitted to make the fireside hap
py, Is she whose mind is we'll stored
with practical and useful knowledge, is
accomplished without affectation, retir-
ing and modest without prudery, frank,
free and gay without frivolity, and who
thinks her husband the greatest man
the world ever saw or is likely to see.
Faith in the latter involve thousand
endearing qualities in wife, which
we have not time to enumerate.
As riches are the exception and not
the rule, there are but few families the
female head Of which is not required
to attend to the economy of the house
hold. To be a good housckeeper is,
therefore, to be reckoned principal ac-
complement in the girl for wife. If
fortune happily secures her from the ne
cessity Of partaking Of the labors Of
q housewife, the knowledge of direction
will be valuable. But especially must
she study the proper treatment of SER
wants. We know it to be q fact, that
some housewives treat their servants as
If they were slaves. There are cases
where girls are kept hard at work
from six in the morning till eleven
O'clock at night; where they have to
eat remnants. Of every meal, after they
have become cold, and where they are
obliged 70 sleep, crowded together, in
one miserably furnished room.
Now, . girls work, # she begins at
Dsysns in the morning, ought to be I'm
ll1hed Sasly in the evening, 70 that she
my have little leisure in which 70 do
her own personal work, such = making
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-07-04

Said . great Congregational preacher
To Q hen: 'You're . beautiful creature. u
And abe. Just for that,
LAyed two eggs in hat
And thus did the Her. re. Ward Beecher.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

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s i% s.s s o,,s. :sG md %Ss % On &
q. Board ,l. 'ssr:s. %H:s % %ed :. ssa = 81 & ';TS.F WS
81 SO SsS Corn i7Sco bush cas 600 Rts i Ioj
S9 Ss Ss cs 5000 & . S pS S..S b
Ss W. s: !: SSs5a a 4 :: 90
10 e.Ile, Qp ard uD.ssea Butte, ,,s.dy pGis eA at
Bas s ssS. sdS1 sf%; ssSaldtrs Sa6 Gear gao
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WHISKY steady a C Lave hoSsAsnens tendecs an s,% It,
S 90 s. Ss7 S'' s
9Ss NST u.s. .s t S9 TT S for
a.. .s s s.r S Ss g. S' Legal s. s &
1srSCr Dec aaehsnssd Wheat hrn ,ni ta' Se
%sss sSSrsd E'sIs Sc 7a 6". n m den"sa sie
sSS3 Su.h Oats SSr aeas 0S6 S6s FouT 900 Wheat.
5000 bush. Corn, s,OO1 bush o,s ., ~, Mat. ~
changed B4On-Aons in the market Live Hogs uuAAnsed re-
Dec 2creur quit ,ad Sssh,nssa Whsst quiet and and
hanSel Corn ea an us1se Osts aIO' Z. 3 and N
cnng shoulders, oc C~r r. sides lS Clear sides nome 10
81: @ t %.': c. ..G. RI Ssi'9s cs sc: Iad
1srSt Dee % Sess DALI No.
: . S .S S osss @ kS .as 81 ss Corr e
soainsy 66 Nw ?l RE vcy dun and lower No l.
s. 5? IS da! 'is' s '' Ssft
k3 76 HsHSwee Pekei demand at sceording
ard quality Dsel AK i,e ADVANCE DIy s,ld Meat
is:o5 Se %se.; NJ %ns ss sSOOO
''s nx.sS p HUaS e., at IS g.
light boders quiet and uuh nscd POrk dull
unchanged Larl quiet and unchanged
NSW.1SIxsTs Dec 2G- Corn Gai at 80 a0sc os dun TAO
7je Bn. II 20 Whisky wer Orlnary. 81 OIL Balance an
ebspsed Cod, lll Brchange-Nes York sight, discOun'
0swscO Dec 2e- rour dull uneh.ngd Gales 800 bb. Wheat
as SO Boiled sSs Unbo s37. .liee-sLOrs
60 B,tOo. Soc to Sew.YotE. SSc,? to Albany. 34-
Dec 26-our and weak Extra 81 26S
81 SS High Gsds: So 55ss7 So %hess quiet
changed Corn dali Yellow Es,rI sl6sSe "hte $685.;
sr Eors Dec 2G-Ficaf s:esds e.ds. pie. qaensngea
81 O6i4; Spring STE bid coed dem.nd aud low
Sov 66e acocrsng location; No Mred 662s Oats 1o
ecGnps al 81 PERI frmer Domuxy S9 Is cash Dry Saed
Meats sseI lose OsL loss vsousy held at 6' for Shout
Acts sOt 6sp74 for 81 uie Clear Rib Sides. 97sd lOtc
sides l%4aioLA BaeOD only limited jSbhins demand
l2c Hams and Picked Meas nemu.! unchanged I've
Hog, sm and serss YsIte 50 1885 s6 Pacse So oSSs
1900 25 O0e buA Oats, 10000 huh Barley l0O0
ioIESo Dec 20 uuch.nred oue, and we,t No.
Whit sssn Il III E1s, 81 Si amber % ~ 9Iss'3 o o II IL 1o ~;
ss DRESSES os; & t;S,
Sseu,s-COrn. 81 0UO buAh; Oats 1000 BUSH
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
6tpL 1. 1871
WOOL MARKET.

Bosfox Dec pa aTn potcesbe toe Wool market
vi o All and though
a. M poes The advance heoses has been from aG2c
the lowest further
the the goods ets With the
Holden f. that good opey 10 at present. ad
Indifferent selling aoe large portion Of the stock
Be- uorswp market for higher 0oe hundred
pnndp. xx 65e and Choice No 90 oes and ths %s5ss
have osty 6b2e and the market br Coubhg
sed Dssns continue 10 steady dslssd m previous prices some
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
Griln Real estate for Sale.

A BUILDERS LOAN.-A small plot of LOTS
and 5ihaye for sac with loan; casa
qurd Aso. loan. JACOB SiIAaPB l43 Broadway
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A brOwn-stOne
l. HOUSE for house village within 20 miles
ofN. i. Apply 10 hAKvB1 BAKER, 30. l finesi. n. T.
EOR SALE-Very low, or will lease for term
OF years. 6rtcs' 4stoy brown stone house, 2oxo-Kluo
Forty y.siYth.st, FNh-aye y. EDDY, l Pa place
TOR SALE-FOur-stOry DWELLINGS, cabi-
inish ia feet VI Broadway. SJOO;
3O8 West Fyeghth-st $50 900: tree Stores leaho $32jO
WM. BEDBLL. Osner, aS5 Egbth-ave.
EHOR SALE-The fivc-stOry brick BUILDING
l. and LOT 295 Wser.s.. bower; sso FARM Of SO
nd /, westcher County FSr particulars. inquire Of
BLISS JAMES. 3iG Brooms-,t CITY
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

6nuss 10 Be sotd cos There still dull feeling Ar NV
grades Of pat and II 10 dfcu to place at satisfactory
prices Chcce Mslns end Wool stih hoops st
good prices bu. considerable Western the could not be
forced Of at 40 1A6c the sales have light comprs
l0a0O0 for The week The sales OF Oaas have been
which fair business considering The enst tone the
&c. for Spring and a29c for Pals lot Of $4,000 n Nell
FALL estiely free sold at 25c and this he considered fair
quotation good this Fall Wool slwsys dM
eat article "a SELL the number buyers limited the
Of the Elliot FenE Mills large Of Fall Wool rather
surprise H. the trade the week the mill has had the reputation
eng coe cOnsiere good Wool ev
rurchssed; 10 believed the will be avey small.
The sales Of the embrace and aeeca No
XX at 80 Aj6: Mich 40 a52 Western 45o53c Comb
Ing mi Deans eG!; Unwa.hed snl Unmechanahe
Tuhwsshe 50d5e; Secured S5c M By.a Pulled ~
057 Se; Caliorn.s spnns, 27d32c do. Fall. l09 !00c
CATTLE MARKET.
CHICAGO Dec 2B-Rec.ips for the week: Cattle 0i75 hesd
Hog 0667 sheep 1905; week s't Cattle 64i7
hsd Hogs 1Oi'3 Snecp 1900. with ali
sold prices ste dv AZ fermef quotations
dull receipts
erav del operations coHne S6dt 90
light ST. 40aS7 10 for heavy; bak Il sales So 600tG 90
SnKEr steady aud drn at 80 50 for choc'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRx. Saturday. Dec. 2s. 1874.

NEw-YoRx. Saturday. Dec. a. 1874.
At the Exchange salesrOOms to-day Samuel
A. Sheets sold tbrcestory brick house and lot n"rh
aide Twenty thirds 175 feet cast Of Setonave, l9t
by onehaf the block. to istave A. Clras. for 1920
james NJ Miller sold tho three-story brick siorc east
aide Of Frst-aye IS feet north Of Thirty es' io
20 oSiOO TO BENJAMIN CummerfOrd. for SlS,oeI .,
Thc announcGmpnts for next week are Gulnportant
all Of legal nature. -.. l., Mar
Jersey tor a very desirablo residence on I0nS iJianu
will tind a good Offer IN advertising columns
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
sEw-YoRK CITY
MrF%H Il . IN to j.a Sls St D'r
fS15 % sso say i2y 10 Us sis,nsriD 13 OCO
sasoi S,nA ABOUT 100 II Of neer.i 5CIiC0 isasc
sT1Si w. 4" o,9 '9 1880
Van oden NO o-o $4,000
tst, To- ,,srTe. Bsnl" $4,000
.. 10000
sssS. irss n,' " so 70 Rp shave 5IioOii VI lam Nike.
ham nJ NewYok Life Insurance aud Trust Com % soo
nwofaSe A. 5O1G PrnIfld to Uimsn. 2l.JOo
toA .. 10000
KisS.noa eO' 100
iaogs: TO Jaes Il V o. ............... 225O
jim Nrn to aInc f. Of na ro hp.uus $4,000
Emanuel G% 10000
'I liz a loo $4,000
Ss 1SS y iat Il so l2i" ases As'f FEB IN hse
;n S3s e p%i1. Ca Of lI,ss Slt nof
NV cor Of 10 h,i, us l45 thence 25
&et Inc Of dihare 81 10 Of i2o ilease
bli0 beginning Is pars John Braen to 5edeJ p, oco
7,iSt vi. Is Is OF 57, 255Iioo trssaaG
Same Ra popsiy :" John D;: TO D,1ia
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
MQrble an0 HlaIe M1ntfls.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES.-An
extensive Of Marble and Mirbied Msnlts and al other
Marble Turning for the trade KLAbkR, la Ea'
Bl,beeatL.si, near fhri.aye, \. Y.
4 GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
N ,rhr!Id hantel, all kinds Of Foor Thing Monulaen Hrrh
stone. Plumbers AMI Csbnrtakets offered at kLA
DBR Marble WVtp Sos Zl7 " x2j mess tu sn''
o., BtvaduaJ,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
Broadway Savings Institution,

No 237 Broadway, entrance on Park.plsee
In on depo.s entitled thereto for the six months ending pee
At the rate Of SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM, all Of -
mi uuw .r will be pa after Monday Jan. l8 1873
N Nr~' FRANCIS r. SCHO tLS. President.
w.nu n woRRAII Sec, PETER CUNNING. ActuAy.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
BrooklDn Real Gstate for Sale.


NOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. lO2 Pee1pplest-Praue store and house lot 400
Nos 40 81 and 53 NaS,su-frame dwellings; lot liz IO0
Nos 2uG and 2uS WaLdgtOus--Ffan ne dwelling: lot iUxIl
Nos 70 and 07 W.owstSOrg aud oase" at brick houses
No. AZ WillGughby.st-3.,orv brick house lot 2jIlOO
Ne. 81 IIcAs-aL-3 story brick house; lot, 21IlOO
los st.-.jsOy brick house lot. 2JIlOO.
F. COOK. 25J Washing BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
Citn Droperip to Get.

q FIOOR9 TO LET-Furnished, for house.
t..ns,c ia, and Second viii DO t oxsthsrs
th s, ho, and cold ~ ysnekpacs between hsssses
snd Beeckersta
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

WHITE STAR Line.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIN
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEW ASU PULLPOWBRBD SrkAiSHIfa
Sailing New York SA fURDAYS. kyer,olN THURS
DAYS, saIlss Cors Hsrvo,
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Jan. 3, al lou pm
ADRIAIIC. SATURDAY Jan. 8. az 700 .n
CELTIC. SAT I tDAi. Jan. IL. AZ l2:oo noon
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. IAN 23 al 10 an
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. Jan. 80. a. li:OJ
fron White Dos. Per 81. North aver
Pssseuysf for all eiase unryai csIaDaas
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons saterooms sm0sEg 0asooIe 70 mMshe -
Mon where Asi eL at Serjesses aeconossS
tLIse
kA1ES-Sxoon $50. Rturu Tickets S4O GOLD s,eefsse
low Those for FIRMS tne Oio CosAV
certificates Al low rsoA
Passengers q Anenc~ rafs umoSe
Norxay SweLen lula AustraIa- ChinA Ac
4 -
tor Of pns her lnfoDaon app ~ t
snees NO ~ III" Nts-lork T. D. tOHiiS' akeae
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
New-Jrrecn Rcal gstate for Sale.

At CRAWFORD, N. Very desirable place,
N depot Sl2U0 70 exchange for Brooklyn
property RULAHD a. VIII tiHu. B.eHmtn-st
TOR SALE-J0,OOO acres of LAND IN
Southern SenJer'e vii be sold in bo or in tracts OF
acre Tle lands and openr 10 bs
railroads Thet contain natter powers gooi woSj
ana cedar lumber Address g WRIGHT. Rlwooi. y. J.
IIOR SALE or EXCHANGE for PROPERTY
in SEW JERSEYA .EAUrt IL VILLA on Long Ilird two
Brokrn ai GA NeN.York consisting oil SEVEN
CHOICE LASD tatS Of trrit In great
abunisrce srI~r' snd shade trees to he
found in this c.nt V hnt and finished with
ORDER gardeners good mortgage can remaiu
furniture tie LOrcars door 80 all
o,.lyn ferries: there ,rr eight DAY NesYoIk L. J.
BnlDCEMAN. T.. u. Box 3JJj, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
Brooklpn propsrtu % fet.

DARLOR FLOOR Of No. 102 Pineapple ST.:
o,t room Ia suitable for shop being b1' t~o doe0
Gon Pulrs..s st. ". r. COOK. 2J5 Wishnzonst, BfoofyA
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
financial.

4 ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
[As RAILROAD, NORTHERN PACIFIC. sul other deisuttd ial.
road Bonds bought By tie ohrsts olshed house Of
ALBERT II. NICOLAY & CO..
stock Broken and Arrtionnrrs
No 43 PInes., n. Y
Railroad Securities specially % years.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
Uipi6eno Noihes.
OYUos o ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Coxyksrl
EEw.YoRx. Dec 49, 1874 )
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT has been

declared by this COmrny payable the trst day c Fcb7
the holders Of paid shires close Of tss
10Th dy Of January which, until 9th Of FebIu
ary. the transfer books viii he closed.
L. V. p. RA NDOLPH. Assis.nt Trea,nret
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

- WEST 2fTII-ST., near 5,h-ave. Hotel
ReaurG scrauI floor ROOMS Lang. snj well furnished; with
BOARD; FIR for gentlemen
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

STil-AN H.. No. 3jl.-Newly- furnished FRONT
~ PIDi and Bhp.OOI f)nrl or; BOARD fire. aai gs
prr'o-,: $50 s.ek; also roohs for s'neaeT
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

TuE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
NEw-YOhK Dec l, 1874. :
ELECTION.-An election for Directors will
~ he held a. the oce o this Bank TUESDl Jan 10 next
from ~ IN. % | o'clock !. L. WILSON Cashier
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

sTArk OF SoUra CAROLINA EXECUTIVE DBPAtTxHSr
STATE TRK, OFFCK COLuHBIA K c. lee. l. lS1l
coupons of tie CONSOLIDATION BONDS
~ Of tie STATE OF SOUTH CAROIINA, due jan 1879 viii
be the National PIrk
Dank, New YoS. an at the Treasury, Columhs, =. e.
Coupons Jnly l. 1874 Consolidation Bonds that miY he
issued exchange lcr fdnabe Bonds will also be paid at time on
" N' r L. CARDozo Treasurer, sc
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

UFFCK NAIIONAL TNUsT COdFANT, I
Nos. 26l and 263 BROAD wAr corner wARREssr
A T q meeting of tho Board Of Trustees, held
IN Dec g. lS7i DIVIDEND of FOUR () PER Clr the
a stock OF t! Company declared from the Of tue past
six months payable Jan. 9, 1875.
The transfer will closed tho Goth inst and reopene Jan
4, 1875. &C. CRUlKSaANK. S'cresrv.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

Ok WEST 27TII->T.-Entire SECOND
v'1 FLOOR handsomely Grnishe LEI whouS Board
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

fcS WEST MrII-ST.-A private family
MO- (smcan) will Lii an ec,ant ROOM. all improvement
Nth w.aOut bafd to galway Elevated Railroad at
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

T'O LEr-liandsomcly-tu Furnished PARLORS;
also Rooms hoorsj desirable location. with
modern aud stages Mdonave
A. Eat ti..t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-19
..lssKEsrIuS ug PRISONERS.

TIN 1IcSA5TkEA: 4 ra.ive Of Ireland aged
81 year; L. igbt TeCt iyzl III. tshU,Si blu,
sytS: E-Et hlCvn h5i- II 4 t,sIti: scsE On lit
ZIP: stsr IN I.-l.: cid, If back Under SLouli,r
bi,te. IHst.s ~ Eniac; Inoie 81 back "a right
ts:.%- stEt fr, "a story county SCpt- 6, -sts,
ies Year. FER IarslaucItIr-
w. rCI,2EST AgtI - years; trade. ma
citGist ark l4ovu Cyigly haIr: bl5:e eyes /;
Il. 90 scsr OH frEv.useF kEUcils of ieit hard.
,, mt tEUIa St>rtg CCui-y -t.ss@-y II, loit. ;cr
sycsrs. for buTsISry.
THOMAS TEFtE y Native CT Florida :;
SD - years: height feet haztl Eyes
{ss:.Tyl: GSr.s brown hair: long face: blood
ssiIls an ritlt : badly swollen scar on lsft
tip shot IN siOnlrcr in attempting TO break
yr;j-u ptc !. !S7u- Svnt from Llio county
S;arCb ,. IS;p- S5ItCt-sC fer life. fox burglary
CHARLES JOINTS Native q Ohio: aged .
- -..ss. - 1-~..rvF. '.-.- a''. ;
49, sax E.At i..Gs, s..iU IL iLdis in or
!. {; srr.i suszH C--s- - =. It.Iu v hite Pine
e..a.y &aich II. 1879. f,r 10 yssrs- for murder
PM ii srec.
DAVID LYSCE: N-tive cf New York sse
- years L. .si.; -: Ii La wight iaalts-'
IIcc ,,es l.eyTI. Lai- 10y lead four dots
IN india ifA Iefj i=Ii st,I rish; L. nd Il.
t,rsi. .ls Goddess 4: !..-.ty and American
eag in rot! AID U.ac I'M O. r.tLt am. over
0l.,rh is tf-r.t. ~ - ST,z:E ar.u Lg-It. TIVE
E.hS,s o. ] a. rrIt II TtI and L-u. Il.S- =, 1T
ivcHi y lite PINE cy>rty tf:II p. issC. fer :
,-Grs. f-r grand llle>Iy-
&c. NAT OK. Native Of Michigan s~e -
rrs Ia ssb; fest L. u. =, weight Ia us.
tiut Eye t.srk lIsyu i-i-, si.Ie t-te -cir
q. !sl / ~ tCCt. s.It fItn. Like county June
-. tssg. i,C - ,Car5. fGT r.ib~ry-
UIEgAL INGRAM E-i.ye O. - - York; age
I. years light blue eyes Light lTU. = h-.r !:
J. .ti JTrN-l bead. IoIs sLislc fa,c iisgle. Il.
ust sIUUijJE. scar 81 inside 81 right thigh;
sSsr IN rs III siJt Jf fCTt head set tToln ASr
csJriy Sept. - 1s7P. Tor - ye-rs4 fer assault;
E..E II;ttsis C Il-lITLgy-
y II. FAESOSsS Naiivc Cf New H=urs,Ii-C !;
egg - YEATS; L. i,t let It. iuctss. blue eyes
asbu;I sFOeu HAIR. saI.s,y Il AID found lace.
ge f,r,hT1d; sisslt S"cr Uls lett fSrtLDE,t--
sect from N-sEgc count. fCv - ys-Is, ior rUl-
A;ry. Iec. -. .s5l-
JOHN i. JACKS: Native cf rer-sy-vaTia :.
see - !ca-. hcieLt > .es:s. iaci-es weigh;
EiSe-: ti@Il hair G:rs yts s.e small yzcc;-
cation naIa tn right aTuI l. tween situv s1d
EAcu...eT. SsIt :rlTn Nyr county :. pt. II, ISL.
Ter ycslr, fer E.-rd izIceiy.
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JOHN /. JACKS: Native cf rcrrsy-vlEis
se- - !Ca-. height .e,.s-. :nci.as weigh
fEiSe-: d@Il hair. G=-s tyts : s-c small VaCs;
cation rsIA tn right aTul l. tgten elbow .uc
GAcu.1eT. ssIt fam N!r county ;. pt. IL. !. i
Ter y,,Ir. fer E.-rd izICeEy.
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Administrators Notice,

ITO CREuII0S.s.-A PERSONS
holding claims against tie estate Of TuI.cs
i. sill Goctas,d ait L.iti Eotif "a 30 pies Ii:
he sap-e 10 me I'll NY offce i'll OF noa, LCugIas
county, htSaoG, vi hin {, II rnultLs fItI. ti.is
date GUY IfoVtH - itGuir.d by law The saL&o
viii Z b.rreC.
Genoa, ouslas county, March 10 +. 1874.
K. RICE,
AGr4inistr@.Cr II TIE Estate q
rah!f-IaW+~ oIaas Nj Hot
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY a. 5i5 .. H., 7.i5 q
Ill., 9:a5 = m. II rs p. m. las p. NJ, 3:a5 p. Ii
s,d 5:i5 p m.
Leave Carson City DAILY at .. m, 3. m.
&c >. H., II NJ, 2 p. m. 4 p. M, and p. N.