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snIng star ard Catholic Nassangsr.
' sSw os1sszSs. s1SSAT. H1Rca 5. ls7s.
a Growing Industry.
= rnroRrANT SUGGESTION TO PLANTERS.
Price Current. !

4 Price Current
or several years past Q branch of domestic
Hnatry has been gradually growing and de-
<pping in our midst, which promises 70 oe
Important element in the prosperity OF our
n We refer to the manufacture OF cigars,
1fHs rs shown by the records OF the ln1ernal
ne department. at the Customhouse Is
rapidly increasing. The manufacturers
S been able of late years to employ skillfu!
natives and have exercised an experienced
5Eledge and Judgment in the selection of
trials !; SO that It is frequently difficult
ter to distinguish q New Orleans cigar
<A "real Havana" Millions of cigars are
kanally manufactured and sent into the in
.tar, and the demand for them is increasing
the West.
Th1fe are experienced hands here who have
eH sined IN the best manufacturing estab-
hts of Havana, and whose skill is eqnal
production Of tweed" which meets
nqualifed approval of the most fastidious
ers.' AS yet the materials are imported
Cuba but it has been suggested by men
@ong experience in the business that the
@action of the raw material itself may also
artially transferred to the soil of Louisi-
I'm attention to the subject, that in their
ZION the Partido tobacco well-known
tevorite Cuban variety in this country
T. he successfully cultivated in Southern
ina, as the soil and climate are very
Bile. The production OF tl.is tobacco in
usually st the rate OF 1000 pounds per
nd Ii is believed that this crop can be
= upon our lowfands. The tobacco will
here about fifteen cents per pound.
think that this is an important sugges-
to the planters of our State, and the ex-
znent appears to rs TO be well worth trying,
aialiy fl ON the success we have already
with in periqGe tobacco. It is unnecessary
address intelligent planters upon the i'm
Ance of diversifyipg the industries of our
and of increaring the humber and variety
III as the quantity of the productions Of
enerous coil We simply place tho sugges-
before practical men who, we are confi-
: will give it the attention which it merits.
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THE CHEAPEST
Dry Goods Store in the City.
LEVY BROTHERS,
$50 Magazine Street $50

We would respectfully call the attention of our
friends and the public in general to the extraordinary
bargains We are Offering now throughout whole
stock of DRY GOODS.
We have received q and beautiful assortment of
EMBROIDERY, and having bought the same at b elf
their regular value, will sell them cheaper than
ever ALSO:
WHITE PIQUE, Victoria and Bishops LAWN,
Checked and Striped NAINsooK, MARSEILLEs
QUILTS, ALPACA, DELAINE, HOSIERY, COR
SETS etc, etc, all Of which We offer during the
coming week at prizes to suit everybody.
LEVY BROTHERS,
nh5lt $50 Magazine street.
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4 Mau>of a Thousand,

CONSULTATIVE CURED death was
hourly expected from CONSUMPTION, all remedies
H james cured his only child with preparation of
ceipt of two stamps to pay expenses There il not
single symptom of Consumption that it does not dis
spate--Night Sweats Irritation Of the Nerves. Diff
cult Expeosoration. Sharp Pains in the Lunga Nausea
at the Stomach, inaction Of the Bowels and Wasting
Of the Muscles. Address CScd'-ck e. Co, 1922 Race
street Philadelphia Pa, giv aame Of this.paper.
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es are SO initiative, and cling 30 tena.
to what they easily learn, that fond
should be careful to address them in
grammatical language. The nonsensical
auIged in by devoted parents is said to
mage by the babe
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THROAT AFFECTIONS AN roARsENEss.-AfH
suffering from Irritation of hf md RosrSsn1ss
will be agreeably surprised al litnvd late
relief afforded by the of ''Browns bronchial
Troches
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MARRIED:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Handsboro, Miss on
February % ls.G at Nuptiai and Solemn High Mass
by the Kew. p Chevalier assisted by the Rev. J Van
bower of Louisville: Mics Mr.: Thos E McCarty, of
Handsboro Miss. - -
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ST. ALPHoNsUS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASSo-
cationThe regular monthly meeting of this Assoca-
ton will be held THIS Sunday EVENING, at 4
o'clock in st. Alphorsus Hall, 81. Andrew street be-
tween Magazine and Constance streets. A full and
punctual attendance is desired.
mh5!t ]. II. HESLIN. Secretary.
ST. THERESA'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NEECE SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting of
this Society will be held NEXT Sunday EVENING,
March l2h. at o'clock, in st. Theresa's hall Erato
street. between Magazine and Camp, when an address
will be delivered by of the Rev Fathers hold
ing mission at st. TheresA's Church Gentlemen of
the parish cordially invited attend also
of other Total Abstir soce Societies.
Members will nOte the change in the regular hour of
meeting
ST. ALoYsIUs TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
AsSoCIATIoN.-The regular monthly meeting Of this
Association will be held in the Star Hail. JIG Poydras
street, corner of Camp THIS AFTERNOON, Sunday,
March 1885, att o'clock. Every member is expected
to be present
Boys wishing to join are invited to attend.
WM. ]. DIVINE, First Vice President.
c. F. FRENCH, seCretaTe. mh5 1t
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC TOTAL
ABSTINENCE ASSOCIATION. - The officers and
members of the above Association hereby notified
to attend the regular monthly meeting THIS DAY
Sunday, March 5th, at p. NJ. in St. Johns School
house. Gentlemen desirOus If becoming members are
invited 70 attend.
By order: n D. GARDNER, Presdent.
THos. W. CURLEY. Secretary. mb5It
ST. STEPHENS TOTAL ABSTINENCE AssoCI-
lion, Sixth District-The regular monthly meeting of
this Association will be held THIS (sunday) EVEN
ING, At u o'clock, in the Priests parlOr Punetual
attendance Ii requested.
Gentlemen wishing to join are respectfully invited to
attend. II. B. MceARRY,
mh5 IL Recording Secretary.
FATHER MATHEW CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI. |
aence AssOoiation-The regular monthly meeting Of |
This Association win take place THIS DAY, Sunday,
Earoh 5th 1875, at o'clock, 10 St. ThsresA's Hall,
EFsto street. bstWeea Camp and Msgaslne.
Gsaslenon fron eisbfeen thirty-avo yeaas Of age
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Tea-Tea.
dUNPowDER. CoNGoU, ETC., selected by expert
ss and t.
So, IS, 81 and 20 Poy dras street
JOHN GIBSON, SON & CO.'S
Celebrated Rye Whisky.
900 bills of tho above celebrated W WHISKY, on hand
and for SALE sfGT fG sR dtst'5S or soto %.on
81, IS, 81 and 30 Poydras erect.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Udolpho Wolfe's Scheidam Schnapps.
1000 boxes quarts ard pnts, hand and for sa!e,
~ ''''D '''''D''' $ SMITH sIt1i BROS. CO.,
81 Is, 81 and IS Poydras street.
White Wine Vinegar.
800 boxes J. Css.at, Jeune.
100 haiEbbs. J. Ceesat Jeune.
Now landing and for sale by
g, e5, 81 and 80 Poy dras street.
Porter-Ale-Beer.
no bb,s. Guinness Dublln PORTER
100 100 :. Jeffrey. ALE
. 1sS :: :: D'otien's Bremen ALE
For sale in lots to suit, by
So. IS & an and e 8 Poyd II o1 Street.
Whisky-Whieky.
800 bbls. Dextars.
100 Wei.sire.
and Rye, WHISKY, from six months to three years
Old which we wi" sell at Smith skoyp rcI Co.
90, e5 s7 and 20 Poy dras street.
Port-Sherry.
1899 1899 S SUSEs sa HRf Casks PORT
In store and for sale by
SO, s5, 81 and 80 PoydrAs street.
Coffee-Coffee.
1000 bags Rio COFFEE.
goo = Old Government Java.
?, 200 White Rio.
SMITH BROS. Co,
49, s5' az and 50 Poydras street.
Sugars-sugars-Syrups.
900 bbls. Crushed, Powdered: Cut Loaf, GrAnu.
lated end and SUGARS.
SMITH BROS & CO.,
81 IS, 81 and 60 Poydras street.
Spices-Spices.
1 1So bags fifssf SSi4PSap0Fs PEPPER.
so GINGER.
30 bales CLOVES.
> 20 oasos NUTMEGs.
In store and for sale by
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
e.. IS e. aud 60 PoydrHs street.
Champagne-Cham
1900 baskets, pipts and quarts, KRUa WINE.
SMITH BROS. 4 CO.
e, s5 81 and e PoJdrRs street.
CaDdles-Soap-Starc
1000 boxes, IS, SIS 7s, SIS. CANDLES.
IS S kisi.s o5issgo so&S;
Having contracted for these goods At extremely low
inKy low. SMITH BROS. & CO,
e. es, 81 and 50 PoydraS street.
Pickles-Sauces-M
500 barrels and boxes Crosse BlAckwellS pints and
quarts English PICKLES, n full asSo-tment.
80 cases Lea & Perrins pints and halEpInts Worces
so barrels j. 1 J. Colmsn's English MUSTARD. all
OF 'A''' III ''0'' DsaiiTPR BROS. & CO..
s3, es e. and 80 POydrRS street.
SAMUEL LEONARD CO.'S
Sperm Candles.
400 boxes A. SIS and 6s. in store.
As agent. for the above celebrated Sperm Candles,
are prepared to al orders at very low market prices
s3. s5, s7 and go Poydras street.
Champignons-Petit Pois.
so cases Billet cHAMPIGNoNs.
~ :" PETIT POIS.
In store and for sale by .,,,,,,,
So Is, "a and 50 POydISS street.
Can Goods, Pickles, etc.
$500 bo1s, 2lbs REEcA6s;
9 SSSS :: :. lS Il. T99 ~ TS9EEssIERs
500 500 il LossTEHs. tAA''
100 quarter SAkDIHES.
SO half
100 bbls Preston & Merrills YEAST Powders |
20 csses Preston Merrills SUGAR LEMON. |
9C0 TumbleT JELLY.
100 Wine Glass JELLY.
leo pInts and quarts JELLY.
100 PRESERVES.
900 choice BRANDY PEACHES.
100 choice BRANDY CHERRIES.
900 ptnts and ouarta TOMATO CATSUP.
so MUSHROOM and WALNUT CATSUP.
900 2 pounds PINE APPLES.
$50 STRAWBERRIES.
80 RASPBERRIES.
90 GOONEBGRRIES.
800 GREEN PEAS
800 GREEN CORN.
100 Fr CAPBRS and OLIVES. |
100 Frencn MUSTARD.
1919 Bird PEPPER SAUCE
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NEW ORLEANS, October S, 1870.

SAVANNAH. GA, September 81, 1871.
Dear sir-Your Hair Dye is the best ever used
Yours truly, L o. MYERS.
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Want of Confidence.

Trade depi essed and the industries Of the whole
country dag AK the cause and you are told it is
due to :. Tant G confidence" Ask the few who have
no confidence 10 it. have been often humbugged BY
such artic!es-" We ask them to read the following
testimony from parties Of undoubted veracity:
DIR W. r. TUT: " ~
Dear Sir-1 consider your Hair Dye triumph. Our
parbers pronounce Il superior to all others.
Yours truly,
I. A. THOMPSON, Druggist.
DR.. TUT,
Dear SlrYour Hair Dye bds fair 20 run every other
JOHN KIMBALL.
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READ THIS eRioE LIST.
| sPRAGUE PRINTS, at SO yard.
Blesched and Unbleached CorTONs At 20 n ynrd
| - Bieached COTTON. extra quality, at % q ward
| lo< SHEETING COTTON at aoc a ward
| CAMLET JEANS. at 20c yard.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
DRESS GOODS. at 10, iss aud lso.
WHITE LINENS by "a yards. ut IS so piece.
WHITE LINENS. warranted all linen, by "a yards al
1880 piece.
WHITE LINENS warranted all linen at ESQ yard
PILLOW CASE LINENS, at $50 u yard.
LINEN TABLE DAMAsKs. at 4oc a yard.
LINEN NAPKINS, at 81 dozen
HUCK TOWELS, at CSC dezen.
FRIEGED HoNEYCoMB QUILTS III at Doc
BOBINET BARS, at g. So
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, j yards long, o.
apair.
VEsr1BULE LACE. at i2ic yard
Linen SHIRT FRONTS at atc
Embroidered Linen SHIRT FRONTS at 1sc worth
81 so.
Ladies' STOCKINGS, at los pair
Ladies Long, Fuli.Finished STOCKINGS at
S3 so dozen.
Gents SOCKS, at I0c pair.
Gents Fuii'Finshed English SOCKS. at % dozen.
Ladies' Linen HANDKERCHIEF at 90 q piece
Gents HARDKERCHIEFS at o. piece
EMBROIDERED EDGINGS, ut SO u yard.
Patent VALEECIEEEE LACRS at 30 q yera
French.AttiDG CoRSETs, at $780,
WHITE GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS,
SILKS,
SATINS,
vELvETs
TARLATAEs,
Etc, ITO.
-ALso-
The above goods in medium the very ansst grades
DON'T FAIL
to pay visit to Danziger's this week. as you win
FIND BARGAINS THERE.
Polite and attentive olsrkr and no one urged to buy
at
DANzIGER'S,
2c3 Canal Street, and
fOi3 1m5p aas and $50 Royal street. cor St. PHILIP.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association-Branch No. 3.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of this Branch will be held NEXT TUESDAY
EVENING, March 18th, 1876, at the new Hall, Marais
street. near Common, at Il o'clock. Punctual attend
ance at this meeting is particularly requested,
matter Of interest to every member will be acted upon
and fines for Hon attendance at meetings will hereafter
be rigidly enforced.
By order: PHIL McCABE, President.
JOHN T. GIBBONS, Financial Secretary. mk5 IL
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs-DIvIsIoN
No. 1.-The meetings of this Division are held the
FIRST and THIRD THURSDAY of each month, in
the Hail. No. 81 st. Charles street. at II o'clock NJ
T, NJ, KAVANAGH, President
PETER HERMAN. Secretary. 1870 ct
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THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under.Linen for
Ladies' Fine and Coarse Shirts ones and Over
as for Laboring Men and Mechanics All substan-
italy made and at low prices MOI rs Iy
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5000 packages of all grades-OOLONG IMPERIAL
dUNPoWDER. CoNGoU etc, selected by expert
enoed tasters, and guaranteed to give satiafacton
For sale by SMITH BROS. Co,
So. S. 81 and 90 Poy dras street.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

A passage in the New Testament
saws: And if thine eye offend thee
pluck it out and cast it from thee"
Leon Gambetta, the invincible Repnb-
lican agitator, is said to have dilib-
erately destroyed his left eye when he
was boy at school, if not exactly In
obedience to the divine command, yet
because he disliked to study the IAN
cuage in which this mandate was
originally written. Gambetta hated
Greek, and did his utmost to get ex-
cused from studying it. But when he
found that his entreaties were OF no
avail with his father. he threatened to
destroy his vision. Gdmbetta pere,
stern and resolute man who deemed 1t
u wise fathers duty TO thwart the
whims Of an obstinate boy, was i'm
movable, and told Leon he could
pluck out his eyes if he chose, not OF
course for one moment supposing the
possibility of such thing. Enraged
at this wholly unexpected answer,
Young Gambetta tore his lett eye from
its socket, and informed his father
that the right eye should go to Keep
company with the left if there was 10
other way of escape from study OF the
hated language. Happily for France,
his father recognizing the indomltable
will of his son. al once yielded the
point.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

Ga Monday last >. c. Sioweli. OF
Treasure Civ, was tried in Justice
Baths court on the charge Of malicious
mischief, and found guilty by jury.
The facts elected upon the trial went to
show that on the night OF the I'D OF
March last, ,.sEly IL the evening. the de-
fandent Wen. to the house OF Soioman
Tippi-. in Treasure City. where his wife
was ..iy.us aud demanded an interview
with her, which she declined 10 grant.
Later IN the evening the defendant, to-
cetlzr viii: -nIae twelve or more men,
went again tn the house. and the defend
an: with su ~ smashed iii the door, and
.;.en rl.s:-ly committed an assault upon
LIS vile. ami grasping her arms, in
whictI she held al infant tonly four
months old. III such manner and with
such torce as TO cause the infant to tall
10 The floor from the arms OF its mother
The brute then babe her leave the
house. and with the assistance OF some
one wearing the human form, forced the
delicate little mother out OF the house
in the deem snow and cutting winds Of
Treasure Hill to find shelter uuder all
other roof. 1t also appeared IN evidence
llat OHlSS 10 TIE tttci tieatLic-it u tdO
part OF the defendant to his wife, Trey
mad mutually separated some Two weeks
before this brutal outrage, and the de-
PENDANT at that time modestly sold the
bedroom furniture to his wife FOR tuli
coin value, and charged her fifty cents
for taking il to her new home. Inc
wife is quite young and delicate, is well
educated and refined, and presents a
striking contrast to that of her husband,
whose physiognomy is in perfect keeping
with his brutal ami beastiy treatment OF
her whom he had once sworn 10 honor
acd protect. AIrs Stowell has, through
her attorney, George l.. Waters, applied
10 the CoaEt ior q divorce. which IN
doub.ediy will be granted. After the
verdict. the defendant waved tine Tor
receiving sentence. and the Court en-
tered fine O; $3.50, OK seventy days III
the County Jail. The defsndal. not
having that amount was remanded TO
iail. Stowell is an Euglishmaa. Is
quite young man, and has fair edu-
cation. Should he be compelled to
serve out the whole seventy days, he
will have an abundance of time for re-
Election. which will probably DO him a
great deal OF good.-White Pine News.
Apr!l l.
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WHY DOES IT Go BEYoND.-Ne are
informed by responsible citizens Of
Carson that the mail which is put on
the eight o'clock evening train leaving
Virginia City for Carson is carried on
through to Reno and not returned to
its proper destination until live O'Clock
the following morning. There was
much complaint made to us in the
State capital yesterday ON this point,
and we very modestly take the liberty
of inquiring of the Postal Department
why this apparent neglect to deliver
the mails at the proper time Is per-
mitted. If the contract for mail carry
ing between Virginia City and Carson.
calls for a delivery of the mail a. the
latter place at haif-past nine p. NJ. OF
the same day upon which it leaves the
point of sending, why is not that con-
tract enforced? Col. zimmerman IS
the postal agent of this division and If
there be dereliction of duty on the
part of the contractors, owes It TO the
duties of his official position to have
the matter speedily and permanently
remedied. - Silver City Mining Re
porter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

A SOFT ANswEE.-An Austin lady
attended church recently, when the
minister preached from the text "A soft
answer turneth away wrath" She was
very much impressed with the discourse,
and made up her mind that the next
time her husband got to rearing and
ramping around and kicking UP Satan 3
delights about things that didn't go
jus: to suit him, she would turn away
his wrath with o soft answer. The
other evening the husband came home
and got to cavorting around and inqui--
ing why in blanknation supper WASH !
ready; but she gave him soft answer
she chucked kettleful OF soft mrsh in
among his hair. The experiment was
failure: for il only made him more
charlottesville.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

RUMoRED Mormon HEGIEA.-The tel
egraph forwards 4 long dispatch from
Sew York to the effect tina: q grand
Mormon hegira has been commenced
and is TO be continued 10 New Mexico.
The story gees that this scheme was
perfected when S. 3. Axtell was changed
from Governor o: Utah to be Governor
of New Mexico: that Axteli has since
been an industrious Mormon agent, thnt
the Book of Mormon has been trans
lated into and printed in the Spanish
language; that large numbers OF Nor
mon missionaries are making proselytes
IN New Mexico: that the Mormons have
purchased real estate in great quantities
there; and that. n short, ii New Mexico
i, admitted as State the Normons will
20 there in force sufficient to set up and
rdn the machinery of the Government.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

EMPRESS RoEgERY.-A Cleveland
dispatch Of April says:
4 dispatch from Akron, Ohio. this
morning says the office of the tnited
States Express company was robbed
last night of large sum OF money.
The office of the company is in the
Atlantic and Great Western freight
building. The express messenger
and CLERK sleep up stairs over the
Office. ana an inside stairway leads to
,he bedroom. The parties Went 10
bed at !, O'Clock last night, and before
retiring they placed an iron bar across
the door. This morning the clerk
found that the key to the Office safe
had been taken ont of his pants
pocket during the night. lie hurried
below, where the safe was found open
with the key in tine door. The rob
bers carried off $4,000 in cash and
several sealed bags of money. The
loss it is thought will amount To S2H,-
900 or $4,000
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

For a good sound specimen OF the
genuine thick head commend rs to the
S. F. Cali. Speaking of the redemption
of the fractional currency, the CAL
views that proposition with alarm and
assigns as the reason thereof, that the
proceedings will rednce silver to the
price of graenbacks. 1t would strike
any one else besides the Call that when
dishouored paper is being redeemed
with coin that it is the paper which IS
raised in value and not the coin depre-
ciated. Phoebe Record.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

THE San Francisco Stock Report
says Chinaman has rented the no.
torious Bull Run saloon, to the Ear
barry Coast, and opened it as peace
ful cigar store. The Stock Report
adds: "There IS no cloud SO black
but it has silver lining; no celestial
so yellow but he may do some good
in his generation.
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JupEIcsyEsr M.sssEEs.-Ata DeoI 0

IMPEACHMENT MANAsERs.-Ata Demo-
cratic Caucus held in Washington last
Friday night for the purpose of SlectinG
managers to conduct the impeachment
trial OF e1-Secretary Belknap before the
Senate the following named gentlemen
were chosen by ballot: Lord, McNahon,
Knott, Lynde and jerks. Democrats,
and Wheeler and Hoar, Republicans.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

A SEooTIGS SCRAPE.-JohnnyC Con
don, mail carrier between here and
Robinson. informs rs that ouE old lei
low townsnan. j. y. Hicks, who re-
sides on his ranch near Robinson. was
shot by Mormon q few days since,
bat that the wound was not consio-
cred dangerous. We could learn no
further particulars, oni that the OH
GERS Of that locality were after the
Normon.-I White Pine News, April l..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

In Jacks Valley two OF the Trustees
OF The Public School, Messrs. Winters
and falstone, have at their own ex-
peuse built and furnished an elegant
little sahool-house suitable for the ao-
cormoda.ion OF % or 80 pupils and
maintained the school the same length
OF time required By law in the larger
districts. Miss Middiemiss, a very
efficient teacher, has charge of the
school, and IS doing good work. So
avs sbs Carson Valley News.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

We arc in receipt of a copy of the
Coded Dawn, paper published In San
Francisco IN the interests OF woman
rights. (or wrongs by Dora Darmoore
and Ada Hutching. The former lady
has recently taken the latter into
partnership; and viii probably Darmore
in the cause of womnn's freedom now
that she has some one to Ada.-Eeyeille.