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Louisville.
THAT PRIzE.

LoUisvILLE, March 3l.-The capital
prize OF SlS7,500 has jest been drawn,
number b5,l0i being the lucky number.
II is not yet known who is the holder Is.
The following numbers to-day in tho
library lottery drew So
37s93, 1891, 1888, 1889, iO29j, 40lj9,
1876, 21slS, 76s4o, ll40i, 1856, 2Os3I.
5l2sl, lGO97, ol77, 5l3Gs. Gi23, sj0L
The following drew 81 900:
3G7l, 1885, 42693, 43i3j.
And tho following as follows
1851 drew S8,7l0 l2,2ll drow $3.50;
1904 drew SO, 800, and ticket No. 81, l0l
drew $4,000 A man named Stevens, of
Greensburg, Ohio, holds TIVE ten,hs of the
later ticket.
LATER
The following is full and corrected
list since my last report 1T = pm: No.
3d. 04 drew the capital prize of SlS7 800;
1850 drew $1,000; 32,332 drew $37, 500;
1886 drew $1,000; 49,G33 drew SO, $50;
27,46i drew 49, 7j0; 56,752 drew So, $50;
2867i drew So, 75o. This is the completed
report. The drawing closed five minutes
ago. have only sent the number Of
tickets drawing over $1,000.
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naltOn, Ohio.

DAYTON, March 3l-The crusaders
were busy all day in spite of the dicagrec.
able weather. A fight in front of u saloon
whore they were praying, caused much
Excitement but was soon settled, Tho
women arc achieving no conqueats.
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"srvEN LADIES' speaking through
the columns OF the Metropolis journal,
ivan; company Of oruiaiori 90 pray
the whisky and beer out Of that city
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MARK EFT AND RIVER RE-.
PORTS.
Berlin.
ARRESTED

BERLE, March 3l.--Tho Roman Cath
Ollie archbishop Of Bologne was arrested
to-day for violating the ecclesiastical laws.
Tho arrest was made without any demon
straliun.
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Memphis.

MEMrnIs, TENNESSEE, March 3l.---
Two young men of this city hold p
tenth, and club Of forty hold II lith part
of tho ticket which drew tho capital prize
in tho Louisville lottery to-day.
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New York,

NEW York, March 3l.-The rity
bank. organized in tho year 1870 with n
capital of 100000 has decided 10 close
business, having lost $4,000. Tho stock.
holders pay Cd deposilors and pocket the
loo
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sippii Bigley and Grafton, Cairo; Bah
bage, Columbus River falling slowly;
II rained all last night and driz2led all
day.
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RIVER NEWS.

Office OF Observation, Signal Service Il. :
army. Daily report Of the stage OF water,
with the changes for the "a hours ending
O'Clock p. m, March "a, 1874,
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,oHN II. OVERLY. Editor and Publisher

VINO shall succeed Sumner is now The
grea; question agi.aiing Tho hub Of the
universe and tho balance Of tho country.
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CIV. DUNNING. M. ID.

RESlDENCE--corner Ninth and Walnut
streets. Once--corncr sixth street and
Ohio leyee. Office hours lrom n. m, to
2 M, and . y. IN
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FBLkGRAPHlG
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
MISCELLANEOUS.

.'r's, '.'.p..'-,'HorrC NEvC SIM
MARY.
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DIED.

DUNCAN. On Monday morning, Ftbruary
", 1874, At1A o'cloek, Of Typhoid tneumoniS,
MARakRIrT1, daughter Of ABEL E, and JemlmS
DUNCAN, In the 90th year Of her age.
Funeral nom the roaldonee OF her parents, No.
io2 Eighteenth street. on wednesday morning
At O'Clock. The remains will be talEen 10
Trenton, Ohio, for int1ment. d.
ECKHARDT.- On Monday, February 10, 1874,
q ! ocloekP 2. n, Of Typhoid Fever, dHoiaI 8,
hcKHARpT, aged g years, lsfl GJf n
Funeral from the rehdencO Of his parents, No,
$S Main street, on Wednesday afternoon at I
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend. 9-Jf9s ',ll' :
IENDEL.-on Monday, February 10, 1874, at
10 O'Clock A. H., Lizzie !, vile OF q. "a Mehdel.
( Funeral win take place from tho residence Of
her husband, on 18th street, Wednesday after.
noon at o'clock. Friends Of the family are in.
yited TO attend. ...... -
MARTiN;-oR Sabbath, February u. 1874, at
Mss HATTIE, daughter Of the Rev. d. Martin,
D. D., aged Is years and 10 months. WI
Tho funeral services will be held on Tuesday
at2P. NJ, at the Thomson N. 3. Church.
WRLLs.-At Cadlz, Spain, on wednesday.
January II, 1874, JoHN j. WELLs, Jr., eldest son
Of John ], and Elizabeth Wells, In the asLh wear
Of his sge, formerly Of this city.
MILTON Monday, February l6, 1874, At
her residence, 1901 Market street, Centre Wheel.
Ing, Mrs. LYDIA MILTON, In the list year Of her
age. -
Funeral notice on Wednesday.
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NERHous DEBILITY.

AdspreSsed, irritable state OF mind
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
no energy or animation CONFUSED
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of GxceSSes, mental oyerwork or
indiSCretionS This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. 2s.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges, dispas
the mental gloom and despondcncy, and rejuvo-
natsA the entire system. It Is perfectly harm.
less and always efficient. Price Is, for package
Of fve boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
Is important in old, serious cases; or u per single
box, Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 602 BROADWAY, n. V.
For sale by Logan, List b Co.: z. Booking;
z. j. Pinney; James Murry; Reed, KrAit q Co.,
Wheeling; ohAs, Faris, Wheeling Island; James
Elliott and J. &NA Mercer, BellsIre, o.
febi2eodGw -
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That Mighty Ecclesiastical Rumpus
In Wisconsin the Other DAY;

In Wisconsin the Other Day;
From tho Chicago Trlbunel ~
The Council for the election of Bishop
Of Wisconsin convened in the Cathe-
dral at Milwaukee on Wednesday. The
church was hung with Grape and purple;
the services began with prayer, and
praise, and preaching; but, despite these
soothing influences, the delegates so con.
Quoted themselves that, IL we had not
been advised that the whole affair was a
High. Church one, we should have called
some OF the proceedings decidedly ''low. y
The morning session broke up with The
shouting-down Of q venerable CLERGYMAN
who appealed to the Council to hear him
"as 9 matter of courtesy In the alter
noon; 9 motion to admit certain lay dele
gates raised q terrible ;uproar.H The
victim OF the morning session was AGAIN
eahowled" down. The evening meeting
opened with ceremonies solemn enough
to quiet ordinary men, but in this case
they proved powerless, For few min.
utes members contented themselves with
assalling Bishop Cnmmlns, but firing
soon opened along the whole line.
The nomination Of DR., Hoffman opened
up Q fine field for skirmishing. The
Rev. Mr.. Spaulding had heard his ser.
mons called sHofman's Anodyne.N The
reverend Joker was at once discounted
BY an apparently senseless mention oil
"Spauldings Clue The Rev. Mr.. Yer
miltye awanted information" The Rev,
Gr. Bylialey tried to give HIM some, when
the Kew, V: remarked, in sweet and
Christian way, that when the Rev. B. had
been longer In the diocese he would learn
that it was not the custom for one gentle.
nan to interrupt another. The Rev. nj,
Spa1ldtng, having by this time thought
ofSotne more funny things to say, helped
the Council select . proper person 70,
Blahop BY telling them that marriages
were usually unhappy that their wives
wished they had not married them, etc.
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etc. After recovering from laughter, the
Council plunged into an "oratoricai tu-
multi" during which the pugnacious Yer.
millye said that six Doctors Of Divinity
had lied. The Rev. DR.. Magofln said
such language was outrageous, and aslIed
the reporters 10 noticeit. They all did
90. A letter was read from o Rev. Nh.
Parker % suggest that Dr.. Hoffman was
hopelessly hoarse. The Rev. Mr.. Eagar
said the Rev. Mr.. Parker lied, and some
body elSeretorted by saying that the Rev.
Mr.. Eagar did not know how to spell.
The Chairman then suggested that the
"brethren" were getting somewhat un.
digniaed." The Council, unable TO see
any other way Of stopping the melee,
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

feiS
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TAKE pARTICULAR N0TrnE

Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
Judge what Is The cause Of their declining health,
vous and emaciated, having singular SpueSt.
6nee about the eyes, cough and symptoms Of
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For Sale.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE o.
L. FOR SALE.-I an Authotixed To- 'iH
sell the property situate on the south eaSl
corner OF old 6th and Monroe streetA tho prescrt
oGth6uSes and grounds Eei TIC most compiled
order. This property 'front.' on 5th street. and
also on. monroe street, about 40 feet, and d
without doubt the most desirable now on the
wheeling market for o residence II not cold as
whole within short time, It will DO offered In
THos. o'BRIRN,
Iel6 Real Estate Agent.
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ANNA DICKINSON will be disguised
when she hears that Joan Of Arc was not
burned at Rouen after all. Awriter in a
recent number OF a London magazine
claims that the historical records, now
accessible, prove beyond ali question that
the young enthusiast married one Robert
Hermioses, and became the happy moth.
er Of large family, and that many Of her
descendants now live in the city Of Metz.
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special Notices.
Obstacles to Marriage.

HAPPr RxEuF ron YouNs Nm nom the
effects Of Errors and Abuses In early lie. Man.
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 3South Ninth street, Phil.
adelphia, Pa.I-an Institution having high rep
ut1tion for honorable conduct and professional
skill. ie7-dAW
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THE Pope Stillmaintains q very respec.
table household, numbering altogether
1,l6O persons. OF these 20 are chief and
sub chamberlainS, 100 spiritual servants,
40 ordinary Chamberlains, 80 officers Of
the Papal Guard, 200 honorable chamber.
lAins, IA officers of'the Swiss Guard, 2
secret Chaplains, 80 honorable chaplalns,
20 secretaries, 10 intendants, 80 body ser.
wants. the holy College Of Cardinals and
the MOnsgnort de CORA, consisting Of 14O
persons, and ever so many Swiss soldiers.
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ttl.l II VI
: By virtue Of decd Of trust made by James
humes and Elizabeth JAnO Humes, his wife,
dated the RtfStday Of February, 1874, 70 mo a.
Trustee, and recorded in the ofiee Of the Coun,
Book No. 20, Polio 10, / ahail on
THURSDAY, the 18Th day Of March, 1874,
OF the iront door Of the Court House In Marshall
iIc auction ne following dessribed real a. tStS
mentioned In said Deed OF Truit, bounded and
described as follows: BEGINNING Ut q point or
stake on the line between Mrs. Jane Good and
Mrs. s. L. Hildreth (0g surveyed by Walter d.
Smith, April IS, lsT9,) three hundred feet eSst Of
the east line OF the Marshall d Ohio county
plank road, thence 8. s6N degrees g, to stake
near the top Of the river hill, also corner 10 Mrs.
Jane Good Aforesaid, thence y. 3lK degrees, =.
4sH poles TO stake on the summit Of tho diVid.
Ing ridge between the waters OF Boggs' run and
nchechen'B run, thence n. s6If degrees W. TO q
point or stake three hundred feet $500 east Of
the east line OF the Marshall q Ohio county
plank road Aforesaid; thence parallel TO said
plAnkroad by q straight line to the place Of DO.
ginning. also tho plssway, fifteen feet wide, re-
served In Q deed 70 James Humes dated Septem.
Der 9Th, 1871. The piece Of ground lies IN Mar.
shAll county and Is part Of the same property
granted to Mrs. susan L. Hildreth BY 3. Meme.
chen by deed dated Nay Sd, 1858. 4lf al
elects, or sufficient to pay $40 and interest on
81, 100 nom February I, 1919. and the costs and
expenses Of executing this trust and the bal.
ance In three equal annual instAllments with In.
tetest from day Of sale Tho purchaser giving
satletactory scelrity for the deferred payments.
The title Is believed 10 be good, but selling as
inme BY sail Deed u Trust. = 1850
8. P. HILDRETH, Trustee.
WHHELrNG, Feb. "a, 1874. feIS
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TUESDAY,, ZEE, hi, 1s74.
TINE ailh annual report Of the statistic

THE ailh annual report Of the statistics
Of Minnesota, Just publiahed, is crafty
ing exhibit Of industrial progress in that
State. The agricultural returns Of 1873
show an increase In the averages Of all
crops, except barley, rye, buckwheat, and
sorghum. The apple crop was smaller
here as elsewhere, and the loss Of stock
by exposure during the severe winter Of
1928 was necessarily very large. The
number of farms in the State at the close
of 1870 was 1880, and gain Of 1850
Is reported during the past three years.
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FARM FOR SALE.

II - ~ ~ " ~ y II II ", ~
/ onIer for sale the Farm on which 1 now
reside, situated In Marshall county, VIVA, some
three miles Eon the limits OF tho city OF Wheel.
ing, on Or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
i05 acres Of 1rstclass land, nearly all OF which
10 in 1Lne state OF cultivation. The improve.
ments are al OF the best, copsisting OF Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with ali the
conyeniences neodful, A largo clstern supplies
with al tho water for which rain water q need
cd. There - Alison large Barn, with collar; Sta
bic room for Homes and twenty head OF Cattle;
wagon Houle, Corn Crib, Brick smoke House,
Chicken House, and good frame Tenant House
containing iolr rooms; With Churches and School
H9ule within short distance. The eaid land Is
well Watefed, and q nevef-failinR well at the
BAN. There Is o good Vineyard Of Catawba and
Concord Grapes, and largo number OF the best
selection OF Fruit Trees In full bearing, copsist.
Ing OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, PlumS, Cherries
and Ounces, with almost an the frst ouaIitv on
small fruit grown In this part OF the country.
Any per con deairiug good homo near 70 the
city OF Wheeling, where they can preltably ar
pose OF whatever they may raise for tho market,
wiz do well to call on tho subscriber, who viii
give allthe necessary information, Terms easy,
JaI-a4W N. =. WAYMAN,,
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lao No laa7 Market s., wheelIpr.

Unwilling HOUSE FoR1eIA
IL SALE OR REMIT offer for sale MI
my two story Brick Dwelling House on
erect between IN asS ~ g East
well located, being but two squares nom tho
Post once. There 10 hot and cold water In
kitchen and bath room, and the entire house Is
covered with tin roof and 10 In all respects 0
desirable property. There is also on tho rear OF
nice, comfortable house, at fair price, would do
well 10 examine this one. II not sold by Febrn.
AIRY lst II will then DO for rent.
For further information apply to Thomas
O'Bnen, Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
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General Notices,

- ''H1S7r>>Sr~N.
hereby give notice to al creditors and debt.
ors OF DR.. Il. ]. Wiesers estate, that, during my
0'Brien, Real Estate Agent, 10 Settle all claims
for and against said estate. =
fei4 MARY L. w1RsRL, Adm,x.
Register copy one week, and ArbIeter Friend
four times, and charge this ONCE @ .
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from ono Of tho most eminent
Colleges IN the United States, and The greater
patt o. whose LIE has been spent in the hospitals
has effected some..of tho most Alternating cIlres
ever known. Many troubled with ringing in
tho head and ears When aalogp, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfal.
ness, with frequent bluahlng, attended some.
times WITH arrangement Of mind, were cured
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
Marriage, being aware OF Physical WeslnesS
organic debility, deiormlties, speedily cured.
He who places hima0lf under the caro- Of Dr.
Y, may relig toualy eonhde In his honor Gs zen.
tlem9n, and confidently rely upon his akin Is
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MARRIAaE.

reflect that q sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote connubIal hap.
through Life becomes Q weary pIlFrImSge: ne
prospect hourly dRtkens to the view: the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and allied WITH
the melancholy reelection that the happiness Of
another becomes bliRhted with our own
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YOUNG MEN

Who hayeinjpred themselves by certain p,.c.
tice INDUCED In when alone, q habit freoueniIy
learned from evil companions OF Of school. IN
effects OF which arc nightly fell, even when Ssleep
and Y mot cured renders marriage immpossIbls
and and des1oys both mind and body, shonid apply
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RNDORsKNfKNTs or THE pRRsS.

n, 174NOO4i9 EE7IIhINIb VI THH PREbb,
INC many Thousands cured at this establish
ment within the Last twenty years, and the mum
S S Us important Surgical Operations performed
me BUN, and many other papers, notices Of
Wmeh appeared again and again before the pub
nc, besides his standing Gs gentleman Of char
t =. and responsibility, Is Sufficient guaranty
shn diseases speedily cured. Isnl1
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pIsRAsEs or nLpRnnFNnR.

OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street 4
low doors nom theconar. H-FGil not to oh
serve name and number,
~ No letters received unless postpaid, and
containing stamp to bet used on thereby Per.
sons Writing should state age and send portion
Of advertisement describing eystemg.
Tho Doctor'a DIPLOMA 6an0G In hIs oAlea
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Whata pity that young man, tho hono of nj,
country, the darling OF Ills parent. s6ould he
snatched from all prospects and enIoymepls Of
LIE BY the consequences Of deYiAting from Inc
path OF nature and indnlRing IN certain secfet
habit Such persons must, before contempISfinS
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Especially, who hAve been tho victims OF solit
~ Vice, that dreadful and Destructive SSb,,
which annually sweeps 10 IN untimely RFnye
Thousands Of Young Non Of the most EXALTED
talent and brilliant intellect, who might Other
wise have entrane6d listening Benates With the
thunder Of eloquence,, or walked TO eestacy thS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS IN
CARSON.

Mr. Representative Kendall has sent
ms a COPY of his bill to provide for the
erection of public building in Carson
Citv-a measure, which. in justice to the
Government itself should become law,
without delay. 1t reads as follows
lie aelocted byH.e Senate md House q.
Repye,ent1tirea nf the United states ~
.t,aerica in congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury is hereby au-
tEorizcd and directed to purchase, at
private sale. or by condemnation IN pUr-
suance If the statutes of the State Of
Nevada. IL suitable lot in the clty OF Car
son. for the purpose of erecting thereon
a fire proof building for the accommoda-
ton # the post-oifice and United states
courts ANA that one hundred thousand
dollars are hereby appropriated, out OF
any moneys in the Treasury not other.
wise appropriated, for the purchase ot
said lot and the commencement of the
erection Of sid building: Fr"r1de%;
Thai TO money hereby APPROPRIATED
| s!4ail be used or expended until valid
| title to the land for = site SHALL be vested
/ III the United States, nor unu' the state
% N.yadl shall ced" its jurisdiction over
! the same. and also duly release aud re-
/ liAq"i-h t. To E,itel Stal5s the right
! to tax or IL eny VA, aRsrss said site. q
the property OF the United States that
nav be thereon. during the tilne that the
! United states shall lie or remain the
. owner thereof.
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A BRACE Of lucky sports, one Of them
of the regular army Of Pharaoh $ legion,
and the other an amateur, attacked the
tiger in his lair at Winston's last even
ing and horsed him to the tune of a few
hundred; and as they were dividing their
winnings congregation of the horny
handed stood hard by. looking with ad
miring eye upon the easily earned dol
lars, and semed under temptation to
penetrate the jungles and Try their luck.
There was SO compact mass of these
spectators surrounding the lucky ones
that we dispatched our reckless reporter
TO the scene, thinking he might find
fight or two to make note of. But 1t
is the dry-rot of a cankering peace and
not the tocsin of glorious war that the
brief and abstract chronicler finds to
deal with, these days of sombre lassi-
ttlde.
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tn. Ce,sion Of California Territory
to Nevada

DEMOCRACY of Inyo county, California,
our vivacious young friend, Hon. James
L. Parker, printer, and proprietor and
editor of the Inyo I',depc'"iett, was nom
mated to the House OF Assembly last
Fall; and at the general election the
appreciative community Of that remots
REGION elected him as their representa-
tive And now comes letter from MI.
Parker requesting the Secretary OF the
State of Nevada to furnish him with
copy of the joint Resolution passed by
the LEGISLATURE OF 1871 asking the State
Of California TO cetle the territory east
Of the Summit Of the Sierra TO the
State Of Nevada The inference Is that
lie wants to obtain favorable action
;hereupon at the hands Of the present
California Legislature. Be this as II
nay, the desired col,y has been furnished
him. Following is Z cory Of the said
Resolution arI it. .'eapll-:
Whereas, In the establishment Of
l,r,1n42r;es, natural and -r1pL:"l..F
dri;I5' me " az rt- tl.o .g,i-
tiriaI nnes in the Separation and erection
Of communities into independent CO..
er2mtnt~' "93 ,...,4 ;,,;,,..io.
s!e: t ln ,i.i i.. no '1.. ,.i.;s O! az
,i4;cia' instead .. natural division line,
between States, especially VII the lat
"a
tt are We! aeI'.'5''' -, - 49,
''' Wt, .. q ,r1,1T - M. State Of
r,,iforni, rs LES E;et f tne summit Of
the sierra Nevada mountains or'o'i.s; -
v"dt and the l+'l- .',i', ,hi .S,, ,-,.
49,, - ,b.5, h,,si,,.., abroad chiefly in
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Burns 4 MERzBAcH' DASCTN! ACADEMY. -
New classes Just forming. (, ntlcmar class
on MONDAY and Thursday evenings, hre dollars
Der eight lessons. Ladies "Wednesday afternoon
/ to T. two dollars and a half per month, JAW
-nil,s saturday afternoon to 4. o;lc dollar and
half per month. Public Assembly very sat
urday right Admission. one dollar. Tultion
fse III advance. Music furnished ana Hall To-
L.. lHi-tt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31
Novelties, Toys, Jewesry.

At r. Fred. Brookss noted store for imported
segars tobacco, books. stationery, musical in-
struIuen;s, cheap jew.lry. toy. etc., at iheat.r
Block ncyt door to Mat. linck"!ls butcher
shop, Carson city. Agency for all the 'altfor
MIA papers Gold Nili News, lictofas ana Ma
gaZtLes.