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CAsE on SoAENA NAasRuEEsai We learn chat
late hour last Wednesday night Miss Al,
psotabIa yoslng lady Of Bellevue, was dis
aassss wandering about the prairie IN her
elothes, seme three miles from her pa
residenet. ana utterly unconscioua 81
As aellpus. "A physician was called u, and
oases 8Ele ease eo asthma, We are told,
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IsrPoRTANr 10 PARIsH Tx PAYERs. The
following resolution was passed BY the Police
Jury Of this Parish, at It's last session, on the
5th inst.
On melton Of Mr. Littell, Resolved. that the
Parish Tax Collector be and Is hereby author
izs to receive seventy y-4ive per cent of the Par
ish Tax of 1873, payable IN 1874 in certificates
of ndebtednesa Of the Parish Of 1874, issued by
the CIerklof the Police Jury ana signed by tie
President, and be it further Resolved, that the
Parish Tax Collector be and il hereby author
ized to receive fifty per cent of tile Parish Tax
of 1874. payable IN 1875, In certificates of In
debtadness of 1875
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To Old Whfgs.

III, In recent speech delivered by Hon. B. II
Hill, the following eloquent and timely an
peal was addressed to those Southern men
VINO are quibbiing about the name of Demo.
GTaC, the speaker, himself, being an old-line
Henry Clay Whig:
| For twenty years a reEolution has been
progressing. The struggle of 1876 will finally
se6tie the tate of this country. The issue is
liberty or empire. The Democratic party ia
the only party now existing under whose ban
ner the friends of Constitutional liberty can
rally. Is that party again to be divided ? Is
that party to march out for the last great
Oattle with the enemy with squads of friends
hring into its ranks and with selfish leaders
thinking OF nothing but the spoiIs they may
gather If SO, the battle is lost and iiberty
Will die the death that knows no resurrection.
NOW, let me beg that self may be abnegated,
and the good Of the country only remembered,
at least until the country is safe. Let politi-
cal traders and intriguers fOrbeaf to ply their
avocatIons. and let each one of us suspect that
possibly other men may have some patriotism
ana wisdom, at least until after the battle is
over. For two years, at least, let us all agree
that the best men shall be chosen for the
most important places, and that the policy
adopted by the party shall be assumed to be
the wisest policy.
No man can be less partisan than myself
No man can have more decided convictions as
to what is the best policy fer the party to
adopt, but 10 man will support more cheer
fully and earnestly than myself whatever
may be the final authentic decisions of the
party, whether these decisions accord with
my previously expressed opinions or not. For
one, am going into the great struggle of 1876
with no concessions for enemies and no ulti.
matum for friends. am willing to say to
the hheralized Democracy of the Union, what
Ruth said to Naomi, ''Wbere thou gOest will
go, and thy people shall be my people,"
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RRHCKEAYER.

!, fTss|s 8 4HB IIg Hb uEaLG RuSsengef PaekeG
SsFLETA,''
C. G. PICKETT, Master; 7. R. MuGGAH and
ST. C. DERBEs, Clerks;
y EAVES Washington every Wednesday at
- 10 o'clock 4. NJ, and New Orleans every
Saturday at 5 o'clock p NJ
Having re-entered my old trade, respect.
fully solicit the patronage of my friends and
the general public. My former Warehouse III
charge ofa competent manager, is now open
for the accommodation of shippers.
For freight, apply on board or at the Ware
house. G. G. PICKETT.
Ey Solomon Loeb Agent in Opelousas
January %, 1875. I5tf
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ADvDRTTsERs' GAZETTE.
NEW YnRR rRYnTrnr.

ESOR EALE.-A second hand Grover e. Ba.
ker $65 Sewing Machine; price $50. Also
Dotys Improved Washing Machine and Uni
yersal Wringer, family size; cost $25-will be
sold for Si5. Both Machines in perfect order
and rs good as new. Apply at this Office.
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naTy hts the honor Of sending tho first
wv y asw Gotten to The New Orleans market
s's Fssg Atreached the city oli the 18th,
" xss saised ~ tse plantation of III. Jos.
% Bayou Techs.
psaea that tlsis bale was immediately
su New York and sold there on the
As slehteen eents per peund
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Opelousas Grange M. sc meets every Satur-
tsay evening at 8 o'clock, ali their new Hall,
Varieties building, Main street, 0releasas
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g tslQyd Poser, second son pf Mr. John PO-
opelOusas. waa admitted u Tie bar Il.y
Reae Court at its recent session at
Sse AlOgd d graduate Of ST. Charlea
Sand s,oteap, end has been reading
sas astsndiRG lnetures ia New 0rleana
siglltsen months Or two years.
s''s''sg "a on ssung friend our sincsge
iciiss ana predict for lin 8 hsiI-
hgnp sle Dareer.
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NEW wARaHOUsH,
NOTECE.

TyHE officers and active end honorary mem
L bers of Hope Hook & Ladder Co., No. Il
are requested to meet at the Truck House
Sunday, July 25th, at 81 O'clock A. NJ, in full
uniform. BY order of NJ. VILASECA.
July "a, 1851 Foreman.
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EyOR SALE CHEAP-The undivided off
Il OFFS w of Section 81, To, r 5 East,
containing 80 34lI00 acres, situated near Big
Cane. Apply TO Jas. H. Houston, OpeIousas.
E2OR SALE.-A secondhand Top Buggy.
y Price, $50; part pay may be made in corn.
Amply immediately at this office. 7tf
ITO LEI. That excellent business stand
q below the COURIER Office, on Main street.
Possession given Immediately. [dec20
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If a Master of Grange is absent. the high
est ranking officer present acts as Master and
fills all vacancies by appointment.
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All officers of a Grange must be duly Install
I'd before assuming the position and duties of
the Office. The election of officers must be by
written ballot and not by balls.
, 1875-03-24

and Gaslaghor.-and two woll-kuown sporting
tnop,-Al smith and 1uIl, Tcrriot, wont 10
tia hot,ao Of Atss Watson 10 recover Tho rin.
lilo unfortunate young woman raa acc,,Bct' OF
sho tllcft bt ut first lented 1t eto,ity. Coaxtpg
failed. aud thtoats wero nadc. 1llH latter waio
powerful. and tho frail otto protucol tho pin,
hut not Until se was wliitlcL away to tho Con.
tral Station in q cnrtago.
Tho prisoner was hustled OF to tho Ar,nosy
carly yesterday morning. nntl Of co,lrso. tlIn-
charged, Tho 'Cl,anEo man not caring 10 oxrasc
hirnsuif 6y appearing against her. Ti,o whole
business, IRON, beginning to end. was III Gu
,lnayor OIL tho patt Ut nil tic pnrnons cnrcornsl
tn cun.lupo MI oirenso Which, would l,avo cun-
signed sotno poorer creature viii, css a.tllcI,cc
to tho rcnitontiary. Anl junt what right Tho
hf1cora had to llsli the matter up Will be n,nt-
tor for public comment.
Tho victim, Of Tho "higll-sonod robbery ia said
to ho ue!tlnown sporting member Of tho 1}oard
OF Trade, aI,i pnsscssod Of Bono wenit.. Tho
1noAt cautious fneaBntea wnrs taken to conceal
tho renl facts Of tho af1ar, and thus prevent It's
getting Into print III q truthful tnannor but
those concerned will lonrn from tho n!,oye tlat
tho wool cannot always bo nullod over tho ro-
portcrs' nycs. Al investigation boforu tho
lNcsent rolico Board wonIA avail nothing. but
tho Commissioners might 60 through with q
latco OF that Kinti.
, 1875-03-24
OBITUARY..


Another old citizen Inns ponc. Loronzo P.
SanEor, ono OF tho oldest and best known cit
izenn Of this State, died yesterday at Oakland,
Cal, whore ho had gono for l.is health.
lIc ean,o to this Stnto in 1856, aud since TINT
tImo Inns boen Of ttB .noHt active, energetlc,
and influential mnn. JIo Was one OF tho original
contractors III tue llino. h Michigan, Canal,
md has beon ongagod ~ the construction Of
many or tho most important publ, improve
Inona III tho Northwest.
1lo waH for n long pnrlod a membor OF tho
Illinois Legislature. a,d VIVA ono Ut tho most
acttvo and influential mon in TINT body. lilo
always took a Groat intercbt In politics. waa
Was recognIzed AZ one Of tho lendn,g Domocrata
Ill the State. Fow nlon couli make moro ynpil
combinations, aud l,o wns gonorally seloctod by
TINT rnrty al it's manager In Its different con-
yonttons. lIo was tho intimate friend OF
Senator Douglas, aud, whcn tho War of tho
llobetsion broko ont, although nearly GO years
Of ngo, and lnt1rm In health, l!o joined tho Fed
oral army, mud remained In tbo lisll Until fniliuE
henlth compelled him to return to his home.
c!al qualities, a warm friond lnd bitter Slcmy
always tcaay to mako great peraoual BacrilItes
for tho ole, and to PIT himself out Of the way
TO sottlo acoo,,nsR with tho otllor.
Few mon have lnd moro active llfo Or have
been moro widn1y known aud respected. Tlloan
who remember him when In hts primo will recall
man Of tiuo persona! appearance, OF itdomtta-
bio will. Of easy address. 0nd Of marked Hocial
qualtto5. T1loAe who lav0 only known him iii
tho litter yoats Of bis 1ifo Mi! romo,nbor bis
many goo1 qualities, his generous mud kindly
nature, llis lively interest in all tint c0ncofnod
hs family antl friends, and tho unboundcl hos
pltallty OF lis nature.
, 1875-03-24

and Seventeenth War,ts tho ltghtest In thu
Tirae, Second. Nlnotocntl, and Twontetl, Warda.
Tl1era we1o II carried on by convufsona COLI
s'lniptlon, Il pneumonia, u n,caaes, !; hcAr-
lot foyer, q, bronchEta, 4. Ths moan tcnpora-
t,sre for tlio ucok wns "a tleg. There wore
tllrco cases Of au,all-pox reported during Tho
soek. only two OF which wsrc removed 70 tho
post house. Tho exceptional case wns that Of
little boy At Bishop Court Hotel. Ills paranta
rofased ctshor to cnntlno themselves to their
rooms nr to nlor tile, chi)da removal. and as
'toro Is no law fnr mellon In GnBos Ut this kind.
the child waa not romoyod from tho hotoi until
tho City lhyhtclnn lla signed tho order for re-
n,oYal. faBtettlay afternoon MI ordinance 5vas
pEeronsod To- tho Boar. transferring the power Of
ordering such tonlovats from tho City Physician
to tho lfnnlth Officer. The prtllnauco waa re-
forrotl to. tho Banitary Committee. Dr.. Miller
also prcsonted mn ordinance requiring all come.
tory Officials to so.t no burial lots until bnrial
permits have boon oxhlbstcd 10 them by tho pur-
c!laBerH.
Tho 1feallh Oascor's report was entirely devoid
of Interest," tin quantities Of meats and yct,et-
"blcs conacnnctl being exceedingly light.
After so,ns minor transactions, Tho Uosrl h1-
iourncd.
, 1875-03-24
DAKOTA.

RELIEF PoB iTH SUFFERING POPULATION.
Gen. ". II. Deadlc, Of Dakota. tho duly au-
thorizcl Commissioner Of that Territory to seek
ro!ot IN the States for Its Impoverished citixons,
Ii at present In this city, with yiow OF securing
such assistance for the Dakota sufferers NJ will
not only 1eliovo them In theIr present aecessl-
ties, but will enable them to procure tho noces-
sary Heed.g1atn whorewith ia continue thcr agri-
cultura! operations tho coming spring. THO
General Ia OF tho opinion that. while the Blatea
generally Orc willing to aid to tho beat OF
thoIr ability thoso who have suffered get
tho reports which hayo hcon published Of tho
want In tho ditIeront parts which hayo suffered,
have not given correct idca Of whore charitable
contributions can bost 10 placed In ordos to In
snre thcl1 doing tho nosk good. lIe asserts
that those regions which have beon ablo most
thoroughly to advertise their need hayo been
vastly moro fortunate than others which, wLilo
sufroriug equally bare not mads tha exlspt Of
1t ID in order to secure lor that
Terrstoty prop,ostioual share Of tho charity Of
her EaHtsFu sisters that Gen. Boadlo has come
on hta mission, TRIBUNE reporter had
\ coSvERsAr1oA WITH TIE GENERAL
yesterday, as follows;
ltcportor-What number Of people require re-
lief III Dakota at present
telegram from tho Chairman Of tue 1loof Co,u.
ntteo, which contains clear information upon
this point;
fAak1as. Marrh :o.-To Gen, IT., II. Btadis: The
UItted hatex military oteeTa report that they haYo
cnrollea G.6 aRsicukrl1t4 for relief wlo 4rs Wholly
WITHOUT sasd-grain OF tia means to rugclaGp It,
NEWTON EuMuAps,
Chalrsnsn Of tho Executive Belief Committee,
Reporter-llow III
THIS ENROLLING coNpucTxp7
Gen. Beadle-Tle enrolling for relief BY the
military tucara that thts numbor Of rcopte arc
wholly without Ineans of Hubsistenco, Tue relief
furnisAed by tho Government IL q ration OF
pounds Of meal aud ouacea Of lstI psr ttay.
aud that only to eases OF present sxtre,ns
necessity" Al tbs law puts It. The an.
preparation for tue whu1e Western suffering
district ia olly {.50.0Q0, and that viii aoon vi
, 1875-03-24
HASSETT,

ANOTHER WITNESS N1ecovEnED.
Lately, Sergt. Fitzpatrick casunl!y learned tint
the 1lassetts, father and son had boen to n for
tnno tc!cr's, mud, thinking that tito visit might
DO productive Of sosno oyidouco Which might
bear upon tho horrible river mystery. sought
ont tho person. whom, he found to be ouo MADAME
Ritter said 10 live nt No. II West Randolph
stteos, but thts Is probably mistake, as no s,ell
person Of that namo lives at tlat place. But
tue oillcer has her stury, wAiel, Is III follows:
About two years ago m old mau aud llis son
called on tho informant, mud. after receiving
two or three nnstEes from tl,o boy, tao OLD man
asked her II 4 murder which hnd been CON-
snittod would bc found out. Sle told him to i,o
more explicit, and ie related 10 her TINT b,lt
short tilno boforo he aud a stranso matt
'iad a. quarrel, Which en1ed in tho
vas not telling tho truth, mud lIo thai. said that
lila son had entcod n1At into THAR llotlHe, and.
after getting him drunk OIL beer, bis so1t, IN
hpito Of tho OLD mans lDmonstrauces, robbed
tLo stranger. n,id then cut Oft hiA head will, a
In order 10 litio nll evidences Of the
crlmc. helped his sou to chop up the
body, pack it in barrel, and throw
4 to Inc river Ia sDn sn aeniea s th1 b. had
It, and that no Ind llepel to rotnoyo tho ro-
,nains Madame Hitter dd not dtyulge tho I'd
vseo aho gayo tila imrtics. Soryt. Fitzpatrick
Viii II Il tier as ! witness,
Rntl 1lHsHGlt. tHo suHs AoN Hk tIo AItllolf+ At.t
n,es that no over went toany futtuuo-tclers wilh
L1s iather.
TIE OLD MAN. .-.
~ rcparscr called upon tho old man 11aaEoit
Ut the Col'nty Jail, last evening. to learn what
ho had to say abollt tho report .hat ho had con
tcsAed tho crime To Afadanio Ritter.
The old gentleman was found In better spirits
thh!1 usual bllt suffering from Hevere cold. In
reply to Inquiries, llo stated tint ho nercr had
visited a clairyuyaht or forttine-tolloy but onco
in bis life, n,Id TINT TaH before ho came to CHI.
caGo. Wien no caluo from Canala to
Detrot. years ago, he lost a
, 1875-03-24

AnpANo1Sn ran rr,,t, ,,r.yo1urn .r..,-
AANNHu'so ~" ahfs pkAoSa1aAI1os.
=. IN response to call iBHued by tho Union Ctr
clio Of tlso Feniau Brotherhood, meeting of
Irish-Anericaus took place last njuht at Dnrtc,.
uo,o1 10 con.jdor Tho mo,p. !, rro,,to =, ~.
....,.,.to as-.-N,,' '@S@tD p'o''oo "u nP'
e!oP!!s'o "oa'ops.ta'io" III noaof o. John
'ii1chcl' among those ptesont WIS Commits
leo from Tho lrihA Literary Society. composed Of
1lcasrd, Morrison, Foyurty, NcNally, Mcclure.
MoUre, Egan, mud DarcoY.
Tho meeting waa organized By tho election OF
Mcclure aB Secretary. After tho Chairjnan lad
snade brlcf stator,ont Of tho object Of tho
meeting, Ar. Mcclure said TINT. at meeting
Ties Il llad been agreed to hol,l q public meot-
ing next Sunday lu honor OF Johp Mitchell.
at Lilo Fntler Mathew lialL but that, upou con.
saeration, that lail was Judged not to ho suf-
ctontiy large, and looloys Iheatyo Lh1 Leon Gu
gagged for 1850 o'clock.
demonstration, II IL weto intended t,,at n1i
who would delight to honor tho name Of John
Mitchell should tako nart iu tho demonstration.
then Iloocy'n Thoatrc WAS entirely ipuiet,late.
The Chairman baId that It should ia a demon-
attation by Irish Americans iu Reuorul, and nos
by any particular societies,
BIZ, E,tzglbAun suggested that another meet
lux DO called to docidp tue character OF tho dom.
onAtration, aud make arrangements for 1t.
AE. Dwyer moved that cou1,nltteo Of five be
appointed to act iu conjunction with olher CON.
niitteeB that had been or might bo appointed. III
order to promote tho interests of thn prnnnsci
demonstration, Tho motion Nas adonieJ. AMI
tic Chnlr appointed Measfs, DIVER, Wtxribbut
". X. Sullivan, Flynn, and 3fuGreyy. Nr. "
Il. Sullivan declined iu favor of tue Charman
Iii. JoAu Sullivan, who MAJ substituted.
, 1875-03-24
be.eone. or courae, that tloca not reach all tho
cases to which prtiinnry charity wHnId respond.
WHAT rl1IcAl0 s1i1uIn iht.

be:gone. or courae, that tuca not reach all tho
cases 10 wlaic., or,lnary charity vonId rcspond.
WHAT rHIcAHo sltotIn iar.
nrrortcr-W,,at .lo 5on think should DO dono
in Clllcngo2
Gen. Ioala-It scems to mo that Chicago
should systcmaszo her efforts to raiae f'llssss aud
auppllcs for tlo on:Iro devastated region. nIli
distribute thcm Fss:ema,ieaI'y aal proportion.
cat, hn readily known. 1t fs not ge.lorally known
lcre how great tho need Ia III l'akota, and that
rio llaa rcroycl BIZ. 1itlo OF tho support which
tho other States CT joyetl.
1tcrn ter-llow In tllat2
t;cn. 1icn{llo-Tlla Ia becaugo Dakota Aktompt.
cd ~ live The trouble through o,l her own re-
Boirccs.. Icing. Territory, bho hal no
power 10 negotiate loans, and II Is not
winter WIS half through, aud tlat now llor con-
dillon Ia Us bad, M far as tho number Of her
population gues, Ms that Of any Of tho States
which have required assistance. Tho total nu,u-
nonsly MI Of whom arc poor. and OF whom over
II per cent lack all tho ncauB Of lifo, ami will
requltc daily holp until tho growing Season lo-
gins. Tho total humber Of nEiicultursts which
III aocd lime viii bo without food Or soes.grain
will reach not 1esH than 1,S00 families, making
total OF not less than S,t00 Bos1ls,
lIerortor-'fho States which ilayn suffered
fayo already Ind omisrarioa i'll this city seeking
relief.
t;eu. Dcadlc-1 know Tint All tho sympathy
aconls to centre On " D1ccdlng Kansas y; In tact,
lloar that throughout tho States there arc at
least two uen seeking rolicf for oycry grass
hopper which was in tint State 1ast fall. All
Da1ota wants. however. il 4 fair btaro In pro.
sNo does nliv moro. giving Chicago Should
collect Rtslistfcs of what tha city has
douo in tito wnv OF relief, and IN the future
divide her charity fairly among all tho suffer-
erB. II call oIfoct B.ich MI Arrangement, shall
do 1t, but ii not, shall work tos Dakota nlono
in which case. dnre Rny. AIialt bo able to get
oven moro for the Territory than by the other
and fafrer method.
, 1875-03-24
ments of tho Hatch Horso. OBrlon'e boarding.
house, lIaItnct's llolso, Rpnin's house, aud tbs
relief Bhanty on tho North 3ils.

ments of t1l0 Hatch Holso. O'Erion'6 bonrdirR-
house, lIaItuct's llouso. Rrnin's house, aud tbs
reliof shanty on tho North 3itls.
Chief-Dotcctiro Dixon has bright, flnc-1oo}s-
Ing, Antl intelligent little boy III Ills possession
mined Harry Bcnnctt, aged &. and he la holding
him pondnE thn ecttlotnent Of demand made
for hin. by one Mrs. Annie cratncr. The ctfcunl-
ttancas attending this case arc eonewhht vnguc
and strange, aud until Dixon Is fully satisfied
that II is his duty to placo tho child In
Mrs. Cramct's hands 1,o will not do 70.
Inst Saturday woman calcd at The Central STA
ton anil reported TINT child had been deserted
os No. 30 North Clark street. Detective IIoil.zc-
nun wns dispatched at once to look after tho IL:
lie one, md found Harry Dennott hono and
without proper caro-. 1to brought him 10 tho
stntion, Wl,ero 10 waA waacd Glenn anil pHt lit a
now pair Of boots and some gncd rIotlra. t1o
stated that Ills aunt, Mrs. II. 4. lsennctt.
had taken her two cillldrnn nith her
and gono to boston. leaving him to
shift for himaolf. lIIa father dcaer.ed
lin five yeara ago. aud left him In charge Of his
aunt, Yesterday, Mrs. Cranor, who has had tho
child III her posHcsBion, nnd whom Dixon doos
not cons.dor d ILL and proper person to care for
httn, called At tho station md demanded tue
ciatody Of tho child. She showed letter from
Mrs. Eounett, Mt Boston, giving tho boy to hcr
c!lnreo. hut Dixon refused to consider II. and.
unIc+s An ottler "a tssucd from Court, Mill not
give him up.
, 1875-03-24

,rhs f,ony.ntion uI,irr f,,,ca In tr,ns,ct u,
,a;,os "m. a'nu " s.aaaos AZ. un
pas'.ess aunaas al.o.uoon' .hs.oa o. Ma'''ns tl
yesterday afternoon. II was discovered tlat tho
ABSENCE of the ,iotecatos was tuo 10 thotr onno.
si,io,, ~ tol,ot ,riot, ,r,. .nta,n,,..i. ~
,. .sA's NHe.l ""a "osas'nta'o ~ o'o
Which Asd TIC y poss interests OF tho town nhd
"Econon,y and Reform rs Its watohw0rd. Tho
nbsont do!ega.oH recloued that ticket opposed
tn tla Saturany nominatjone was nuatnst thc
interesn nj ii,o town. autl refrnInnG frnm m, .
ftnr tt,alr f,S-, tl,r,n,u
Tho .nauagors Of Yesterdays Convention dis
covered these roaaonh, aud made now delegates
on she eano evening. lnose, any thoEc Wno
"eto present alonaay; MOI ycasorany' Mr. y;
a,Khlson AK, oceuploa INC cna'e, While hlf' Eu
, 1875-03-24

WIEstANNnni-on the morning Of tbs ID. nonry VILE
fuayIs SERVICES q h!a ss.tenes III Heyassr Wsdnss.
" IDUsIs1sis1ch t. Il M.psiss Ms L. w. a,
GsS5ss II Lom !. ID daughter r. aan Ellen Dors,
EaDesai Ws4assds5 March a. = itou Miehi
TssasJ-thizdst. Isiaads at lha Lamily layitsl
, 1875-03-24

Ladies' OF Michigan md the Northwest,
II you want fashionable gooda purchased for you,
either in Europe, Now Yosk, or chicago, and for
wardod, tho Auer!csn E1prels Company has special
agency for your accommodation. Address A.. 1. 6tm-
son. Purchasing Agent American Expteas Company,
Chicago.
, 1875-03-24

"0len Flora Water" for Families,
by Buck t. llayucr, makers VI thu Mars Cologue,p
, 1875-03-24

You Arc Especially Invited
10 step ato James i. Dalton Co. stoye kitcA-
en-, 4nd laundry furnishing wareroon,, 1V3 And 10A
state stseet. Housesespers delighted Wien they
90 these.
, 1875-03-24

aolvca In tho mattor hhotllh 10 called Tor Tlura-
day orolltng to mako final ARRANGEMENTS. The
motion Vas adopted. aud it waR agreed that tho
ctt1b'ronm At tho Sl,erlhnn Iiolao should bo tho
place OF meeting. Tloy then adjourned.
, 1875-03-24
PtAnps for Rent

New rose1ool-cass pIsnos. carved legs, agsane
trsbs, etc. Ilcnt money doductsl II purchased.
lsceIa Tumpls Of Aluslc, No, o. Van Du1en stEeet.
, 1875-03-24

WfSE-HOWLANn-3n Hstusaay. March a. 1t tha
Eestdeos Of tho hEtdss nncte Mr. loor&a Wlss PIts
burg Pa aud Mss julia 4. HowlAnd. Ut B3r1cu4s. N.
Y. Nh cards. -
t1- tiItsIu's and s,rseuss papers p,es,s copy.
, 1875-03-24

Elmwood or WARWICK.
That larga class Ut our gentIcneu frioads who ara
dependent ths csprtces ot the weather sud their
wa.heswomen for nessly.lauudsIed coars should uso
ths Emwoo Of Warwick colars. and break from thcfr
boulsge. They can slwxys 10 sure OF nicu eolllE.
, 1875-03-24


Tho aoctablo OF the Englowood baptist Church
will bo ousettained Thursday evoning by Mrs. I.
]. Nicholcs, OH Wentworth avenue. An interest,"
ing tiIlo IL anticipated. aud cordial Invitation
III extended to tho public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-10

SCHOOL MoSkY ArronrtoSrD.-Eieht
thousand dollars Of school money has
been apportioned by the Board OF
County Commissioners between Gold
Hin AMI Virginia City. Tho Gold Hill
district receives ~. 9Ss On. and ths Vir-
einia $J.0ii ". u H1lVfo
ANNUAL Mkrriso. The annual meet.
ing Of the Dardanslies Mining Company
will be held al their Office In San Pran.
cisco ON tho 18th instant. See oficiai
notice in our advertising columns to-
day.
NEw FIsxMAS.-ws yesterday bad tho
pleasure Of noting an addition 70 the
police force. To-day The ire dspart-
ment was reinforced. See the latest ar
rivals under the head Of 'Births."
Tux Town Marshal has laboren en-
gagged removing all the rocks that are
sticking up in the road on the Divide.