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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

message Of His Exccllency the Governor sent to the
select committee II seven members thereof, who sLall
b., bill or otherwise: ado pied.
HeIortS From committee mileage and dtb1n
the mileage which the members the
wCh, the report rtcUnmIttt to the committee tor
correctl'
From committee corporations in favor of II l65 to
incurI Orate the farmers and mechanics exchange.
read third time. and motion OF Mr.. Abel OF West
the blil ordered to lie.
From committee on corporations Ill favor OF h 1870, to
aut thorlZe tho trustees of West Randolph academy to
transfer the academy building and other property
rtpd third time and passed.
From committee claims against II 1ts to pay W.
IL Norris the therein named. third reading
fused
/ BHf< Intfaduccd d,,i Rerctrcd BY MIR. Adams of
Enosbur-h relating to the Vermont and Canada Kall-
road t,trnlttng that road to purchase the Vermont
/ Central road to com. on railroads.
BS Mr. HdZtltOn 01 CdVcndlsh. to incorporate the
Dime SAVINGS Edhk OF CayendlsL; to committee on
b inks.
l;y Mr. sheldon of Itutiand, petition of J B PAGE
and o;ii,rS relation to amendment OF section g
81. general statutes: referred to cuinnltee on
/ jn,iIClirA
The itt resolution in relation to the election Of
certain state Officers. returned from the Senate
with Proposals OF amendment, changing the time tu
4 Wednesday, November l5 II. Tie House refused I
( concur III the iMt 1dmtit
The anrndin,nts proposed by the senate to II %
a> tax the county OF laoIlle. were consider
/ ed and cclICuircu III.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

, 49,. I.,,. ! .
.lI .ir,.f,.x .,r.};r,,
This i HE WY Il IU"h> u the b"- on
NtrItI: IAc man Who takes up his
morning larer and doe-n hnd AN ac-
count Of a new murder III crln"h'' KNOWS
il i til" t.uIt Of thr news %at!ItrtrS ana
not ot the \crm"ntel>.
ii" many iirn!- 81 htN' pr. 'h.-
worth. lt.' editor ct ihr l-tdIr> hIbHt-
hlrH, viii r'Gr"t to learn tiEt h' il'~ hrrn
severely i'll # molrHl i"NT- lis chit
dlcu have also cen very i'll OF the same
Hi~ru~c.
!hr lrott>'',l ElH>c,P" li',u>c 81
hl>h"p- hic' IN h"'''i puma Oh ,'' ;. .''Yli
ami ltih "I ''t'u"'f' "H" ''T''" ,''' Wv ~,
l,r >Amn,I l. : ;. .loi''i7, new ~; y, W. y,
>l"nrN hlSh"N"l NINA. ana ''",'n N,'-
-rl'I'. rector o. :! '"' H'',''l ~ - ~
SON. Mich -nn. AiI>~I"nlIN hiSh'p "l ape
l'tlnA>. A.Iitt-
4 That WAS n"t " bad bargain "hl'h an
At'rd, H. NY; ~ VIC N',i lI'I''' ''I' "'I' ,
day. He ho"-ht a hunclr OF ,cIAP woe,
tor s"N' 'ntN-hN" &C nl~' ana inside ne louh"
two mustard h"N's. containing Il S"''
United States h"ni Aid >lN ?N" '"h''>,
with coupons attached. ana cue ioi 81
mcYr.
..,,.., l.,.,. ,l.,. I,..,.. t;t f,, coIl,,r4
;j ,L' -,'' prnr.'...' tn Nrs rn,inrr ON
'.'' Wy ,,,.,nl h,,,-n ;. Di1 tL1v..
,;I,i''- IA i.,L, wi,h animation . Then
., a.. ,,Il,.,n h.f,. ,hav went
:. WV ~. .;',L, .,f,..-,,,rly,, - Yrs s,i,
,''H '-''''' ~ ,h,. aim,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

of tie office He was in favor of the amendment pro
Mr. sheldon of Rutland said he h41 spent 'onsidfro
aSe tns tn m 1 and he f'anl that M l sbors
treat ai WTe re not ~ hnt wtr
nient me TT to p furnish ltorlnaon me s"ilers The
snars and 9 tr M wha 'ST SFpslnd % t" the t a
Mr. French Of W""sto'k nlmired IT. the AHin'i m
,rnG.4 5%lGirrl 'la'' any ices ''''''
Mr Frankln of Ne.fans replied that it appeared to
M Irenh SAD h be he wen nn ai esn 1 the m
formation gwen hy the .ommltet IT,, had t1 nn,:rr
The tImes.ion being on the amendment proposed 10y
tlr swain moved to further amsna SO AS T. nn *
sh% dTr a aTl H Of TX Hundred doars the
''! Mr A frrnch '; "t WdolsotE moved further aend
n aSa @u1 ss2H sy to i"nfAa t1a
srai: raj when vas agreed
h Mx M M ~s f9% %Iafa d K E99@a VIZ F By Nr sprasu
a. law to- tr'n rrnst If lht%r and la S ~r
and retrrcd o committee game and tisleries
II AfT't lz ri,rninr d"l and for lie fiott"n I"
s rrer raT an igt tht tazti"n on dos wh.c
a!tsd to; thlrd rea'llnt ordered os u ),
OF, county OF aio.lls winch pr.}ral Of "nfn nr,.
to; the tn VA then read third time and passed
% EF" seen hSn1is I,m 'f from the Senate %th
proposals OF ancn,lnrnt the aHen'ments m n were con-
Ihr a.aE,r ' M aia i"r, the House commnnic. N
'',' To TIE >l.itt az the H@">e ef Etr~ntrr>:
Ia, the h"n"r t" ira M h|rf"G the tnrr ne t
lcitl, from a ,"llli'tte ap, Il!'ii Nv ,i.
tL' l"1tlny Of tnminl5f"n , '% tH
health aud snsh IS as , shall ZEN N me-
~.aFy fer ing 5 n ,[ rn"@ OF The i 1S altr M
i:.cnds l-tIt tony juoigIncnt and trust II,
r.1sidtrtte action HORACE FAIRBANKS
The communication If a follows:
II 7" II. hf"rg m ,'I.fr""[j ""I r|G h.,LI,'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

r@m he, he same II o4 an act to lesalize the grand
" MY i'h h OF amendment which were agreed to-
From the same favor of ii a. an act TO leuaize the
5@ral @ lst OF the town of Sandgate; third reading or
From the same in favor Of H 81 act to lealize the
[r4nd list {" the town of Wey bridge tor the lso;
From the committee education in favor of S 80,
OF alncndlneilt winch the bill ordered
From select committee of Senators from Wndham
c"~ny N tavor OF IL ~ an act laynF tax on the the
rafui<htd E1xj"rxS Senator Williams moved ito re
cohsld the vote refusing the passage OF IL 4U. an act
III amendment OF section y, chapter 81 general stat
senate, moved 70 reconsider the vote refus
ln4 the thlrd reading OF Is, an act relating TO liens at
J"lat Ec>o,4tloo, BY senator Walton. ,r'ques'inE
OF rn ia am IN M M'is Hfth Mi' Prayns 'r ad"rtrd
rom the liOse iUint resolution relating to itl II
f,rrt'l t" the c'inmitttt on Feitral relations.
senator rnour thought the resolutions ought to be
se,aor Wmttomh nHrGl there would he n no del>y
sor would withdraw his motion.
senator Cushnan withdrew his motion 49,
Si wyft S nr@s i{ & nns n So the
Iec",ntlnh was ad"rted ,,,;,,. r.l.ti,
t. Temporary adjulllumel and offered several formal
an"ndneHtS winch wre atsretd t" and on ai" ti"n OF
& MlIh YER as tprw5 1H ian Saas annn hyG, I
Mason. i,lthald>on, kiAtgrd; sey n9ur; s2wcs sra
dS - hmls"M wat@n Mhe"Ik Mn1 psts
L!ir'4lGr. luntlngtqn. lothr"p, Sim"1s "atermal'
aiI,d Tie j3int TS"l'tlon lreyja-
lllr joInt assembly tor the election OF certain
Senator S.lno.s moved to amend by sunstnntlnr
slant; agreed t., and the resolution aa aiheLded
FrREAUOA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

+IH the limits ut lNcOrPur-
..rl referred to the commit
.l.t IA a1.cudmeEt If section
..... .'.-. relating tU letters tc~ta-
. ..t-- IA She probate of wills.
.. tt.e committee on the judi
4.tt. amend section y. clap-
-....I tAIrI time and passage
u.tt.ry aaeoclati ns; read
... at untitled. an act i'll re
L-hNdy taxes: rcau tAlrd
.-"t ,hapter 50. general stat
,., -,aud list; read the third
.u.InItttd
appeals under chapter 81.
tGlcd time and passed.
ttt- Village pt Rutland t. huT-
.,.r,a-,. aud extend its present
....t ta.rt time.
-..'l.u Q. chapter II. general .
t4Ne~: read the third time /
-u14 th" hlll pass, Senators
q the I'M. and Senators /
Mason and Guild upI sd .
-'..u the passage If the tlu .
..t~ fourteen.
th>uJA
\tTE
.. E.t.r.cd By Senator
...,,- the vermont MORTGAGE
-..l referred To- the committee
>>.:am II Boyuton the sum
-..... and referred 10 committee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08


Charles Francis \ ltms was - dreadful
IL sick list Friday ni.ht thtt his fuuflv
thought h. wolli htv,. d5rl (i,oanI be-
mind The wo pl->lcd lrtrnin-, 10 >inpk,.a
short clAy-piprl l.-Hur>. ;e
AZ ,|',N ,,, ~ ,'' ~, = Il, l'.n
whi,,h i .7,r,1,.t.I 49,. ,,f III. ,rn,,
l,.,,,;f,l .i,l ';rl..,,, f',-.r.t.- H..
- .t;t 80.
0''' "a.
t''II; !!
Anl now comes thtt wicked Norwich
EH''.ft,t ana >ly~' " Last sunday " Is -
pleasant thtt all 200 hlv> who w,nt t.
SUNDAY S,.Ao, came home wi h their pock
cts full of ch.-t1u,- given them hv kind
gentleman Oh th,. street,
y treat Gu !o>Ity = "h cN1I"i,lon IN
Baltimosr-a r.t with ih''e les III
i an improved sort of ct. Ant NOR" de-
~lr;thIr thh ne l'at-Ir@-e htred; b.H
WlItu llll> tpiAl wants III llt1 l'll' N>tN ;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

fpr one ilare Of IL lines or less Of Agate type
IuStriiI StH Tor each sntsi - cents.
ness tlit number cot on
E'rtis' iiielf 1t Viii be continued ordered
Using hy he year.
ProbateAud i'mmiss!unere' 'N"tIcos = -G,each
For notices pt LIhAratinns Tstrays the Formati, n
ana bl>snluti' II "i t"iartu,r~hlES - each tor
'rtt lhHfr lions II sent 10y mantle money must ac
company the .etter
Nolres IN news c"iGlns 10 cents yer line each in
SeFu"i "Ni ' iiaf-e made Il !'-sstEan 5u
Notices " Deaths and Marriages Inserted rratls hl
extended Obituary Notices Poetry " t l1r.ed a,
tn rateOf nve reitts IcrlIIr-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

The distinction betweeh mind and mat
Ter stands Ike Il reef in the tumblin~ seas
Of philosophy. and it roots take hold on
he core Of the world. In matter there are
definite qualities. such Il wrirnt. color.
extension In mind tier" ;ne none of
these: i; j. absurd to speak OF the length
of an idea. the color of a choice. the weight
of an rmution When Tyndlll and Hain
ana other rcyivcls Of the l.ucr'tian mate
ria ism attempt To- make tlI" qualities Of
matt, / and mint. which differ diamet-
ric.l opl,o,itr- and bv the diameter of cN-
i-tcnc--tXtcn>:un aud th- absence of cN-
tension. color and the absence of color.
weiuht and the absence of weight in" lti;,
and the absence Of inertia -olnhere in one
-uhstratum. ana talk Of 4 double faced
somewhat. "phv>ictl on thr one side All
spiritual on the other" thrv are >elf-con
TIA tlictory. Il j. upon the hungry tasks of
s,lf-con,radirtion that whole armadt> OF
matrriali>tic fleets have necn wrecked ace
aitcr are; and here TvndaIl> 6arge of the
god>. which, ike Cleopatra :,
Burned on the w.tfcr.tn- pop W. be t;ea ,ol l.
ParlIr the sall-, and - pc itlnc' tn I
Tne wlni. were loyc--Ich VITA liicin
only Yesterday belc.lrl on chaos. Bat un-
iii tn, reef is exploded, until th- di>tinc-
ti,,n between m t;tcr ana mind * given mp.
there Will very evidcn'lV he adequate
proof of Design in crcatior-ht h l.. io>,lh
D. t'tt4l-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

sevenly-tour invitations to lecture.
Mrs Partngton concur, in Bi-hon
Whipple'~ plcilic policy toward the Indi-
ans. she says She Il drive cm right into
II and drown EN- all.
1t is Just 2.1S9 years since November
becai. the eleventh month in the wear.
1t used 10 he the nineth. but it didn't be-
have very well and got put down Il notch
or two Cut this out, Young man. and
paste it in Your hat.
bc@@ar recently applied for aims at
the door Of partisan of the Anti-Mendic-
ity Society in + linhur.h After vanlv
detailing his manifold SORROWS. he was
peremptorily dismissed bv the ineNorabe
gentleman Go AWAY. >til hr; 90;
We Gamma give ye naethinr." :. You
might. al least, returned the mendicant.
with an air of great dignity ana archne>s.
" have refused me srammaiic.tlly,
Two sons Of Erin. shovcling dirt on a
hot day. >,"pped 10 rest. and exchanged
views on the labor question. Pat. this
i mighty hard work were at - 1t is.
indai". Jimmy; but what kind of work is
it you'H like if You could yet it d" Well"
aid the other, leaning rctlcctivrly on his
hovel. and wipin- the p"r~piratinn with
r back of his hand :. for a nice. :lisv.
cl.tne business, think | would like To be
a bishop
Ju>t what is to be understood by the
r-rm ,'libertlitv" a> applied To preachers.
ha, been a matter of unccrtlintv Per
maps 4 short paragraph in the Christian
Htgis'cr explain, it, >.opford Brooke is
4 H. Ill Il,
'-i ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

MEAN AS CoriD BE.-Thcrc was once
a farmer on Long Island who was mean rs
could be He WAS rich, for mean people
always get rich. and >crupled At nothing
that would add dollar t. his pile. Not
far from him lived u shiftless sort Of 4
neoro. who loved to steal better than to
work. and the farmer said to him; Glen,
| will give you fifty cents Per bushel tor
all the potatoes you Will bring me, and
tOnt care where Won ret them. Glen
jumpel at lhr clrnre, but asked where
he cnuid get them. :" don't care where
of course you will steal 'em bat that's none
of my burned business. The bargain
was made and every night for week
/ Glenn ,oull drive to the farmer : house
with a load Of pott'oe>. carry them into
the cellar, and receive his pay for them
At length the farmer asked him where he
cot them Stole ',.tn. boss replied
the Il ,rhey With :, - III. Where did yot
steal en-. Clrm3'' Oh, up in your side
lot replied iilc negro. while Il grin tool
rntire possession of hi, face. He got "wa,
in time t. save his siblc back, bat th
farmer hasn't h,rgrined with him since II
steal anything.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

The Graphic says Sitting Bull has had
Sevcnty-four invitations to lecture.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

The '.tie-back SAYS the Ptri- A1jt,r
i soon 10 90 th' way of tn hp"prl skirt
which il ~uppltnt"i. : lnr "f tn. mo j
beautiful ami hil.itnt f,vuritr> on III,
Paris stage. whi.h ha- ntw hrcomr. il
place of :, court, the ch cf exponent g
fashion. appear in a'up.c and tl'Nin- di't
u pcrN.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

Jos MURPHY and his troupe are meet
ing with rousing welcome a. Virginia
City. They deserve it. VIII they come
here
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
L J Murphy

STOCKS Enlightened up yesterday. The
eulivenment was reelected in the face Of
the operators and operatives. Maybe
we are going to have a deal. The dell
knows it is needed enough. We notice
a shrug of satisfaction atbwart the Shout
ders Of Dick Kelly when Belcher swings
its banner up towards the forties; that
Uncle James Fraser smiles q smile Of
hopetulDess when opLir begins to loom
up into the vicinity OF three score: and
that Bob Pixley bushes the blush Of
happiness when the big bonanza shows
signs and wonders and the strength of
true upwardness. There is good deal of
human nature III hot good deal in the
stock market in a broker with sound
digestion and 4 healtLfal credit.
We EE-ESD our warmest sympathie.
TO our friend and fellow craftsman, Steve
Gillis for the attiiction OF which the
Enterprise of yesterday informs US as
follows S. Z. ellis of the Enterprise
staff has been sorely stricken Of late. In
October last his wife died few days
atteI her death his baby boy was taken
away, and yesterday after but few
hours suffering another child died Of
Inembranous Group. His multiplied sor-
rows are enough to break his heart and
the deep sympathies Of all who know Of
his affections go out to him i'll full mea-
snre.
We HAVE nothing to take back Of what
We said about the mud in these streets
of ours. In fact We feel like exhibiting an
increased heat and vehemsnce. It is
sticky, oozy, black and surchaged with
all manner Of debris and rinsing-a vile
and vicious mud, and as vast and volum-
nous as vile.
NONE of the Storey county evening
papers reached this Office yesterday.
Hence q compara,iTe scarcity Of late
news.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

4 CIHoiIc rkIE,T lighting ior u
division Of the school tuud.-A Den
Yer. Colorado, dispatch Of Feb. i says:
The Legislature adjourned sine die
las: night. he House passed a bill
taxing church property but the Coun-
ell indefinitely postponed it.
The Constitutional Convention has
made the suffrage question the special
order for Monday. \ strong and de-
terminol e2or- will be made forwoman
suffrage. bishop Machebeaur of the
Catholic Church has publicly threat
enci the opposition of his constituency
10 the ratification OF the constitutional
amendment if it contains articles pro-
hibiting "A division of the school fund.
There -, however, considerable dis
sent from the bishops views among
the Catholic laity and it is not believed
he can maintain his threat. which will
hav" little ur 40 influence with the
cpnNeuilOU.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

Forenoon Rosrd
80 Ophir -, to-. Go'4, 60l,, -
30 Mexican - =. 49,. 49,.
.i05 could and Curry y ). 21i-
en Best ana fletcher 60@4 80 :, j. t
80 Savage %. =, 2o:+ %
To- Cho.lar-P"tosl al
1fn Hale and NorcrOSS - !, -. u
go Crown Point -. IA =. u (. -
I5n yellow jacket lG2, l01'.
80 Imperial o.,
10 Empire Mill 5',,5iz
$50 Non,ucil lt, -. 10, Il, 49,
9lj Alpha -. -.
$50 Fletcher Is, b :. 3, 81. IS, 81.
30 Confidence 20
:IHA Con Virginia 4lt;. 10, Az, 4l6
405 Sierra Nevada y ;. 2l2. 2Is.
l9l5 California - :. S., ~
IJ1 Iianey 80
~ EXcheguer !!
10 Seq HelcEer =.
100 Overman -, 81. - Z 1;i0, d..
80 Justice -. - >. 20. ). M, -
2lUI SuccOr -. - -. -
100 MON con Io.4, Io.-, lo.; :, lc',
80 adv Bryan 81, -, 81 3.
$50 Julia Ii. l5H+. 10
go Caledonia Il. 81. l. :, = :, g..
Evening H-por'
- Meadow Valley ; !. =,
81 Raymond and Ely u :, -
40 Eureka Con ~. IL, -. b:;p
-.H Cherry Creek -
90 Leopard u. To- TO-, 1914, 49,
- Alps .
- Adams Hi ~
go BeiuI1nt
- .Iefft-r>ulI =
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

ACOUSTICS ASK has been confirmed by
the Senate in the office of United States
Marshal for the District Of Nevada. vice
Clapp resigned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

I
Yesterday ,Tl.av e,. .,ined NJ Rail
.I,.l.,.
ana captain h'"5 - SEE " i'''' 'isS NJ
about Hym.n's buying and ttadings.
! They deprseI taat he hnrght hardware
/ .a.l i,,,n... .t...., ,n,u .n,hol, ana
!
Il was shown dulng iue progress OF ,Ae
sitting that the cos;. per head, OF fse:-
ing the prisoners. was only about 4
third as much as twas under Singer
iand' ana less man "a" as 'l-ucl ~ :.
- U'' NY '.,t,. . --'D :. i.,,,s,.
49,, f,,.',,.-ss MAJ, At me
: t',.aa - ,l',. p..n;t.,,,.,ry .TL.r. never
/ ,,.,s'a ,,,,-ioo.. nav, rh.'ra l,..f.r4 The
i,a,I ,-II. .h.. G,y
arnor raitL.r ha,,5 ,,resrni ,or rrnr.-
! e.,,t.,l H. NJ ~. IIr,,- ven, f., lie
! T-;.,r Ana ,-va,nir-.d Same ,ua~3s and
! .!,r, lI1a. ,,,,,a -.',,,e.t;n,,.
ysr. snj,r,,t,5 f., he 5srnnrn,, Who
! t..,n,..,r II,of....z'- r-nor. These were
/ ;,.'.,,'-..,.L ~, d.. ,',.a.+',, f,Ier s-4t,.-
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! tI,,+ ,,I.r-,. :, a. Ia ..,,t wait t,,,
w., ..1,,',,,..- T., i,..,,- -, liza witness.
! e.. t,,a,.. Jc..T-.Id ~, thot tharr
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,',-, fr,,.,, +I,.. Eo,,,,l IL, -. ms,
,
! If 4HA'E l'teE"4'I"a I''e'''''ni' '''' : mp
toluS OF departing frOsi-iiL-e ana SNOW
| falls are to ho regarde,las genuine. ..:sd
= o.. sTr Sn,-h7rn. +. -,nl r,o..,l, tn
inform H. lac i'""'l"' Oh 0ffIn= are
I on Winter, TIA 'e-. AMI i. ~ 'e my
-" '"i ''''''-'''''
e'' ''"'! "-'-- ''-' '''~
nj" 'Ii'' Ia ii''','''o" u ''i' 4" .''9
Ct leaves ana M pr c. !air, ana II, III
deed hule FefAeA!"e1t1 Is ?H i'f-
gotten una fTosts are "iAI1 ant Hr"eT3
heGoitrp. ana III green j'ndrE",",i and
begins, WHY, We are only too happy
to kro" II; but it Is tedious and tire.
.ba-,,a,, Iar,1-, 49,, 80 ~
me 10" 1.'l1A' nn1 'ne so'igu re- "N,
va. "i'e1 ''"s /" sue 'n- = IL ,'It i'-,'
S't 'i--'u'9 NAV ny go G',t an 1'H
"H" l'o'"'"E up "iI i''sus' iHls - ''i!
'.'''! ',lNCo''l ana tli.4'S'
proceedings u the PusJn EJaid!
Paw VIZ, ,T.x.v rr,>. f.. s.,rI, .,,,.r.,
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

Call and examine the lsTga assOrttae:.' ~ goods
ann RAILS. Gang p, vs.. siIe-hin Plows,
Bre;.6inr pIows e&tras Tor Plows. Stuv,s II Nil
kinds leo Tn. celebrated Medallion Range:
Crockery ma GlaSswarr. Paints ant Oiis, Iar
fixtures, CNi oil. Chemical and Ruhner Paints.
tss nature: Doors, windows Blinds, rtr., tis.'
all OF wh!ch h. ottr lows down i0s ash.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

\ Y.yN5 Cai2Z-l ToE LNEKrooL.-
The san Ira, cisco f"3 II February 18th
Mas the following.
Yesterday afternoon u number Of the
fri-lsdl q Captain Bnrnes. Including
several ladies' and q few members % the
press. uaGte visit 10 his ship Vernon,
living n ga trri Pcu'. to obtain a look
ut tia -r.lzjy bra. about to be exported
by rhe in t. Liverpool. The AM
nal wa, 81. sd in this city from a cub,
aid uIa. at The age Of eighteen months.
weinhs over 100 ppundS, It came from
Shasta cuuutv. where it, anJther was
killed by patty # hunters after II lively
conflict, the 'ua ii purpose u which was
to secure tn cub. Captain 8urues
hought the bear a "a private speculation,
and "uIttnIpb,tr1 5. ling HIN eI!b"r to
the London = 1o.or,c.' Gardens or to the
Circus Company IL sris. where there
is las. e. lNc~eut IA tea ia Of such kind
OF pets. Il is und rTood ;hat the
keeper Of the Ineulgeric at ) Petersburg
has been frr SOM inn past endeavOt-ng
(" secure specimen i the California
g.iZllv. and j. not par!.rlar ab0u. the
expcn,. This is the tirs. attempt made
t. take grizzly around the Horn Dn
the long voyage to Liverpool. but the
Cap'siu Is QUITE sangrlre Il suceess.
ana ha9cn aoard a sufficient quantity OF
prJy.ziuu. .0r brui". including u qu.Ati-
~ Of i've s'ock 70 keep hiniA fresh
meat.
Mis-. AlIlg VAsE Ms. John Temple.
;oni OF til" IrmPieton troupe. sang re-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

Impress OF INDIA Says London
telegram
In the House of Commons this eve
ming Disraeli moved the bill enabling
the Queen to take the style and title CT
Empress # India.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

tEyhEDE JOHNSON N ENpLA>u. A
London dispatch Of the 13th says:
The announcement Of Hsveydy Johp-
s3hn'~ death causes deep regret. His
memorv IS connected with the Alabama
treaty. IN he conducting of which the
STANDARD says - he gained popularity
and esteem in England second TO no
American except Lowell and Longfel-
low" The Telegraph anu Standard ed.
itorial5 on Johnson's defense OF Minis
ter Schenck have had q great influence
on the English mind IN Schenck's favor.
4 member Of Parliament and 4 number
OF American residents have also adopted
resolutions expressing their confidence
IN the integrity of and public usefulness
OF Minister Schencli and Acquiring him
of the charges made against him in con-
nec;lon with the Emma mine.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

POPE PITS GRANTS A DISSEMINATION. -
Rome, February 15,-The pope having
granted dIspeusation for the marriage
Of the daughter Of Sculptor Story. Pro-
tes.ant, with Commedatre Perazzi, Ca
thoilc, brother of the Syndic Of Florence,
the fact Is mentioned as remarkable
exception to a rule never before broken
during the pontiticate of Plus X. Some
extreme itramontanes are highly dis
pleased.
Sculptor Story is the son of the late
Justice Story of the Sapreme Court Of
the | uited States.
Tx TRAGSs.-The Central Pacific road
is clear at present, and travel from San
francisco to Ogden uninterrupted The
Union Pacific. however, is blockaded,
and no connection from the East was
made at Ogden with the train that passed
here last night. Last Thursday freight
train was ditched east of Ogden, and n
temporary track was built around the
wreck for the passenger train. causing q
delay of about 10 hours Silver State.
Feb. IA.
PLEADED Nor GUILrr.-In the County
Court yesterday j. W. Wilcox appeared
with his counsel. W. W. Pendegast, to
be arraigned on the charge Of assault to
murder pending against him. When
tho case was called his counsel inter-
posed demurrer to the indictment,
which being overrulcd he entered a plea
OF not guilty. The case was then set
for trial March CT Sacramento Record
mon, Feb. Is.