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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

Tho Reveiut1on1sts Leave New Laredo
- join Nara1jo at Mier-Q -Qulneana Re-
takes the Tewn and Orders Z Pres.
eimo General LeBarro Disapproves .
Qufatana's Course.
GALVESTON, April IA special to tho
Galveston Nescs, dated Brownsville, April
%, says: The following Official dispatch
has just been received from Laredo, Texas
Fort MoINTOsH, April 22.-Quintana re-
morning, with about sixty men we'll armed
and mounted. The latter sent to
American merchants, including those Who
have taken refuge ON this side Of tho river,
namely: By order of the military COM
mandef Of this plass; you are ordered to ap-
pear before the said military commander
Immediately. falling in which military ~
JUAN RODRIGUEZ,
Municipal Headquarters, New Laredo,
Mexico, April q, 1876.
The revolutionists have gone to Join M
raDjo, at Mier.
On the above being made known to Gem
eral Labarra he sent from here tho follow
ing telegram:
To Cslenel QuintanA, New Lazedo, Mexion
On your own responsibility, 1 order you
not to force American citizens, or other
foreigners. to pay prestim0 or any forced
order for money. In you depends all that
may happen in this military district.
LABARRA
--latest News frem Mexes-The Revel..
sien as Jalisce = The Revelutieaary
States Escebedo ae San Luis Ala.
torres Reserve IN Oaxaca-Railroads
Held BY Revslutionlsts.
HAVANA, April 22.-Mexican dates to the
thirteenth have been received. The revolu-
fiOn in JA1iacO has rnada 1ikf1n y,rowx,.a
Government troops have been generallysuc-
cessful. ROserado Marques has been taken
prisoner and was being tried by courtmar-
tial. The pronunciados occupied the entire
State of MoraleA The revolution in
Sonora and Sinaloa continued. In the in
terror States tho revolutionary movements
were of no consequence.
General Escobedo was raising troops IN
San Luis P0tOsi. He was pressing men
into service, which caused much ill-foeling.
The seat of war was in tho States Of Oaxa-
CO and Puebla.
Generate Alatorre and Corella had 70
tired to Tehuacan.
General Alatorre was unsuccessful in his
efforts to take the city Of Oaxaca, having
met with . reverse. He abandoned his
wounded ON his retreat. It was supposed
rumored he had rendered his resignation.
General Loabeza, at the head of 1900
troops, had occupied Embellishments, in
the State of Puebla, the rebels flying. Tho
revolutionists had reoccupied Jalapa. Tho
rebels had again cut the railway between
Vera Cruz and the City Of Mexico, and
trains were only running to Puebla. Gen%
eral Figuero, at the head Of . body of revo-
lntionisis, has destroyed the railway at
Orizaba and Pssodel Macho, demanding
1000 from the directors. The State OF
Chiapias was in . state Of siege.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, April 22.-Loans decreased
$4,000 900; specie decreased 81, lbs, 900; legal
tenders increased 81, ,25O, 900; deposits dc
creased s., 250, 900.
Sub-Treasury Balances.
Gold SAC 696, ,O58; currency &35 930, ,408.
The sub.treasurer paid out 5000 ON -
count of interest, and $12 600 for bonds
Customs receipts to-day $780, 200.
Assignee Chosen.
Charles E. Strong was elected assignee
by Duncan, Sherman & Co.'s creditors.
Judgments Against Refining Company
Confessed judgments amounting to
100000 have been entered against tho
Green Turner refining company.
Suicide Of Wealthy Lawyer.
Edward Wilson, . prominent lawyer
committed suicide by throwing himself in
the East river. He was reported to bo
worth about e300.0O0, and the cause of the
rash act is reported to have been unfOrtu
nate speculations in real estate.
Protests Against the East River Bridge.
An aldermanic committee to-day heard
several persons interested in shipping, who
protest against the construction Of she
East river bridge at the height now fixed
upon, claiming that vessels will mot be aba
to pass under it without lowering their
maste, and that consequently tho commerce
Of the city will be injured.
General Stone Making Things UnpIeasan {.
BERLIN, April 22.-Dr. Schweinfurth, the
German explorer. now in the employment
OF the khedive, has resigned the presidency
OF tho Geographical Society Of Egypt, -
consequence Of dispute with General
STONE, the American chief Of stsff. -
General of the army.
Dfsa6ection In the Basque Provinces.
SAN SEBASTIAN, April 22.-The iunta of
dniPuscos held very stormy sitting yss-
the deputies for San Sebastian to furthee
participate in the debates. The inhabitante
and many deputies declare if the fueroe 10
In any way curtailed the BASQUE provinces
Will eei5e the first favorable opportunity Of
definitely separating from Spain and pro
Claiming their independence under torein
protection.
A Financial Proposition.
MADRID. April 22.-It is understood tina
the Minister Of Finance will propose in the
Cortes the legalizstion Of treasury opera
tions under the republic.
Bank Rate Reduced.
BRUSSELS. April 22.-The Bank of Bel
gium reduced it's rate Of discount from
three to two and half per cent.
A Proposition that Austria Shall Inter.
fore.
The Pail Mall Gasette's special dispatch
frsm Berlin says that it is again proposed
that in the event of all means of restoring
peace in the Turkish provinces failing, Aus.
tria should interfere forcibly. It is reported
tho powers now view this proposal favor.
ably, and its acceptance is probable. Aua-
tria would, In that event intervene @ t.
representative OF the powers collectively.
Meatenesro Threatened.
A Renter telegram from Constantinop3e
been notified that unless ahe mssntains
etrict neutrality Turkish troops Mn imme.
diAtely cross the frontier. =
etm Negotiating.
The berlin correspondent Of the Etnmdera
,s4e anIoemataon comes from various ~
naoSe Quaseers. that Count Ziehy, the ~.
leoacMI 1D o. EIGREn IAeD.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
WASHINGTON.

Our Fleet OF Tampico.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The feet to ron.
devious at Tampic0, Mexico, for the pro-
lection of American interests, comprises
the Marion, Hartford, Swstars and Shaw
mutt.
In the French carom game of billiards,
Shaw won. Schaffer made 547 points.
Kilbourn's Case.
The further hearing of Kilbourn's case
has been postponed until Monday.
A New Planet.
The Smithsonian Institute has been I'D.
vised of Q new planet discovered by Pro-
fessor Henry, Of Paris, Of the twelfth mag
nitude.
Counterfeit Geld.
The Treasury Department received from
Paris three counterfeit United States gold
five dollar pieces. They were specimens of
San Salvador. They were almost perfect
Adverse to Receiving Dem Pedro.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs have
agreed to report adversely ON the resOlu-
tion looking to the p ublic reception of Dom
Pedro.
DavenpoFt's Econ0my.
Davenport's testimony goes to show that
he commenced his system of registration
under the auspices of the Union League.
He had spent 80, 600, and was impoverish-
Branch, who said he would recommend the
matter to Attorney General williams. He
received in al $4,000; part through Aker-
man and part through Williams. He never
considered there was any corruption in tho
matter. The witness prepared number of
af6davits in relation to these frauds, for
whioh Jie was paid - any other United
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
Reiigi0as.

Rev. j. d. Adams, the pastor, will preach
ct tho Ames Methodist Episcopal Church
to-dsv at IL A, n. and 1880 p. n. Entrance
to-day on the Calliope street side. Next
Sabbath tho beautiful auditorium will be
occupied, % the frescoipg viii be completed
BY that time.
An Easter festival will be held at the
Protestant Episcopal Children's Home on
jackson street, at i've O'Clock this after
noon, when Rev. 81. II. Thompson, rector
Of the Home, will deliver IN address.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
Republicans Of Jenersou Parlsh.

Republicans Of Jefferson Parish.
The Republicans of Jefferson parish met
in convention yesterday and formed par
ieh executive committee for tho coming
campaign, consisting Of j. E. Parker. presi-
dent; William Ellis, vice president; Amos
Morrison, treasurer; M. Lombard, sergeant
st-arms; C. Tasker, assistant sergesnt-at-
arms.
The convention also elected delegates, as
follows:
To the Senatorial Nominating Conven-
ton, to nominate; q Senator for the sixth
senatorial district, which convention meets
May l5-Augustin Lombard, Aaron Fisher,
G. F. Brown, A. j. Kemp, J. c. Bauman
and W. Ellis.
To the State Convention, which meets
MAY 80, for tho election Of delegates to the
National Convention-W. r. Chapman, e.
Hammons, L. Defournesu and John Pierce.
To tho State Nominating Convention,
which meets June T-Leonard Roche, W.
P. Ward. Amos Morrison, William King,
Charles w. Lowell and James Dennison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

his committee BY the middle Of next week
II tie House concuEs in the appropriataoa
for his expenses.
Army and Navy Ordeeu,
Commander r. r. Lewis has been ordered
on special duty to the Norfolk navy yard,
Captain William 3. King, Of the eneineer
corps, relieves Major Walton Mcfarland Is
Chattanooga.
AaesAnene 70 The Texas Paelle BIa.
In tho Pacific Railroad Committee, NR.
Luttrel proposed tho following amendment
70 Ar. Throckm0rton's amendment to tho
bill extending the time for the completion
Of the Texas Pacific railroad:
That ell settlers now located ON lands
heretofore granted to the Texas Pa
ciac Railway Company shall enter
the Same under the homestead Or
pre-emption law, and al pre-emptoro
now located on such land shall pav
into tho public treasury tho minimun
price of 81 Is per acre. and all persons
who shall settle on the same lands hereafter
shall pay the double minimum price Of
SS 80, the proceeds to be paid by the United
States treasury to the said company after
the completion of tho continuous road.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
The Revenue Cutter John A. Dix.


The revenue cutter, John A. Dix left
this city on Thursday evening for q trip to
Forts Pike and Massachusetts. The trip
was taken to enable Captain Frank II.
Phipps, ordnance officer of the department,
to make IN inspection OF the armament of
these works. There is no special signif-
canoe to be attached to Captain Phipp's in
spection; it is being made only in pursuance
of the orders of the Secretary of War, who
requires knowledge Of the exact condition
of our Southern seacoast defenses. Cap
tain Phipps made an elaborate inspection
of Forts jackson and St. Philip month
ago. The cutter left at twelve O'Clock yes
to-day with General Augur and his per-
sonal staff on trip to tho Passes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

P1Axos.-The best instruments, Of the
best makers, can be purchased Of that we'll
known and reliable merchant, Ar. Louis
Grunewald, No. Is Baronne street, 0rune-
vald Hall, low for eash, Or % easy monthly
raymantD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

Opera House CoufDa.
Opera House Co0roa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
Another days racing
Another day's racing

Saturday, April g,
Saturday, April y,
Golden drawing.
Golden drawing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

April 9, 1875; last, three or four days ago:
have been in New Orleans since the seizure;
near the levee were found 1913 sacks of
corn, ten bags Of corn, sixty.one bags of rye
and fifty one bags of malt; we counted them.
Redirect BY District Attorney Beck.
with-The estimate was made by the Of
fcers; some was weighed; the average was
from l23 to 1873 pounds; the estimate was
two bushels to the sack; the weight would
indicate more.
To Mr.. .Sheldon-Countedt the sacks.
To District Attorney Beckwith-Did not
see any storekeeper till seven or eight
O'Clock the morning of the ninth; didn't see
any ct night; didn't see any colored man.
Francis Kelly called-April l3, went to
Fehrenbsch'e distillery with John T. Hoag;
William NJ Todd was the gauger.
Mr.. A. H. Brooks recalled-To Mr.. Shell
don: Can not tell if the stamps on the fifty
two barrels compared with the stamps of
the warehouse.
Mr.. Kelly continued-Mr. Hoag made
the examination; merely assisted in roll
ing the barrels; Mr.. Todd, the United States
gsuger, opened the warehouse; there were
there Ill barrels; l saw great quantity of
grain in the distillery; had nothing to do
with taking an account of it; forty two bar
rels were drawn from the cistern room;
there were fifty-two packages in the out
house in addition; think the Ill barrels had
warehouse stamps on; we went there to
make IN inventory by direction of Mr..
James ]. Brooks; there was . deputy
United States marshal there-Mr. Steele.
No cress examination.
Charles 81. Steele called-Was at Fehren-
bach's distillery April lS, 1874; man named
Steele was in charge; kept him - deputy.
Patrick Keenan, called (examining an ac-
count book ]-Hsve sold grain to Fehren-
bach between January and April s, 1874,
- broker; it went over the river; dealt
with Eehrenbach; had small transactions
with Kazstendiek outside Of this; tho bills
were paid in Fehrenbaeh's house; delivered
tho grain % tho peves, to b shipped; Tex
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

looacml N o. E1oa1n PAe1,l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05

Fatal. SrABR1Sa.-In the Eureka Seq
,inel of October We have the follow
inc:
This morning about one o'clock a
youna n,,u named Ike Bali:nger, while
nnder the influence OF liquor. had a
quarrel with Charles Hsnpi. musician
ut the middle hurdy house on Buei
street He applied some opprobrious
epithets to Hanpt, when the latter
picked up stick Of wood to strike him.
B ..linger then stabbed Hnupt in the
s;ds-the knife penetrating the lung. DIR.
Bishop. who was Immediately called,
-x.mined the wound and pronounced it
fatal, although at last accounts the
sounded man was still living. bu. SILK
ING fast. BaIliDger, after making con
siderable resistance. was finally arrested
aud lodged in jill.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05

Minister Gushing. in an interview con-
corning Tweed's arrest. said to a re-
p,rter: "One little matter, however. !
will mention, and that is the arrest was
probably facilitated by the numerous
cartoons of the Boss which were pub
lished ia the American illustrated papers.
Some time ago. when l heard that he
was likely to come to Spain. l got hold
Of ali such pictures that l could, and
left them with the Spanish authorities
when I came away. That they were Of
great assistance in making him out, l
have no doubt. and presume the New
York public will feel grateful to illus
tra,ed journalism for what it has done in
tho interest Of justice"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05

SHEEP DROWNED. - The Reno Ga
ze:te Of Tuesday evening records Sc
rious loss as foliows:
On Saturday afternoon large band
IF sheep We're driven into Lees corral
for the night. The herders, after turn
ing the sheep into the corral, went
down town. The sheep, being very
thirsty. ran to the ditch to drink, and
crowded upon each other SO that over
200 Young sheep were drowned, among
the number being four fine bucks,
valued at $35 each. The fault was en-
tirely with The herders, blu: the loss
falls on Messrs. Short and Dixon. The
sheep were brought here to be sheared.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05


San Francisco, October a.-The new
Board Of Trustees OF the Bank Of Cal
ifornia was organized this morning
BY the re- slec,ing Of the old officers.
The San Francisco Stock board, af-
ter the morning board, adjourned
over until tomorrow 10 enable the
members to attend the funeral OF
James Lick. A crowd is now col
!ec.ing on the Montgomery street
sidewalks. and the street in front OF
Pioneer Hall is throngea with people
waiting for the funeral cortege to take
nm the line Of march to Mechanics
Pavilion, where the services are TO be
held. -.. ..
The funeral procession Of the late
James Lick is now passing up Mont
gomery street. The sidewalks for the
whole length Of the street are lined
with spectators. The cortege is
headed by squad of police, followed
by band of thirty-six pieces. Mar
sha, VIM. Huefner and his aids were
next in line. The Pioneers, who as
sumed the next position. are ont in
great strength to the number OF sew
eral hundred. The Trustees of the
Lick estate Immediately proceeded
the hearse, which with the horses
drawing it, is heavily draped in black.
A telegraphic dispatch from Lebanon,
Pa. states that John Lick le!s imInedi-
ately N learning of his fathers death,
He il credited with the remark that he
knows what he will do when he gets in
San Francisco, but il retieen. A. 10 his
intentions.
New York, October 4.-f50. 900 were
received from London at the assay Office
to-day, making total of E2lO,ooo. A
London dispatch says that fl3o,ooo III
American eagles were Withdrawn from
the Bank OF England for the United
United States to-day.
Cincinnati, Oct. 4.-William Henry
Harrison, grandson of the former Presi-
dent, yesterday entered the residence OF
John More. in Boone county. Kentucky.
and made proposal Of marriage TO Miss
More. Upon being refused he stabbed
the lady 10 the breast and face. It is
thought she will not recover.
Chicago, Oct. 4. -James Gamble, the
General Superintendent of the Pacific
Division of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company, arrived here from San
Francisco this morning.
Boston, Oct. 4.-Prominent residents
OF the Seventh Congressional District
have nominated Judge F. Il. Hoar to
run against Butler az Al Independent
candidate. Hoar accepts.
Philadelphia, Oct. 4.-The Bankers
Convention this morning elected c. 3.
Hall Of Boston for President for the en-
suing year. Hugh Mccullough addressed
the Convention ct length.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05

Gov. VIRGINIA DIvIDEND.-The rsgu-
lar monthly dividend OF the Con. V'r-
ginia Company. says the Virginia Chron-
icle Of last evening. was declared yester
dsy. PAYABLE on The llth. This is the
tbir,ieth consecutive monthly dividend
of this company and its declaration
effsc,nnily sets at rest he reports which
have been so iudnsiriOus!y circulated .!
late by the San Francisco stock jobbeEs
OF thu inability of the niue tn make fur
ther dividends. When rbe c. Il c. shaft
is completed, tapping the ore vein at y
lower point, = much more ore will prob
ably be made accessible as has already
been taken from this fam Gus mine
VIZ are indebted 10 Mr.. John g. Fox
for copies of Hsrper's Weekly and Frank
Lsslis's illustrated Newspaper. Har-
per's contaios some Of Nast's stroDge 81
caricasures and cartoons notably one
entitled Hold the Fort" Here are =
file Of soldiers. drawn up in line under
grim rnrooarts aud facing a line Of Union
graves are on midnight guard. The
moral 10 obvious. The lesson will not
be lost. Leaflets contsirs Nd illustration
Of the He'll Gate explosion; also some
rather sorry cuis showing little Sammy
Tlden in the pri9eish attitude Of an IL
former For sale at F"x's counter.
TIE charming entertainment offered
By Miss Dickey Lingard. famous the
world around 80 . most gifted comedi.
eune). must not be forgotten by on.
Theater-going friends. She otfers very
tempting bill We are quite surs our
friends will be delighted at this oppor-
tunity Of q couple Of comedy nights
Remember that the boz Office is open
and tba. to get good seats chairs must
be secured
Asa. BENZ. Epson came in from Genoa
Yesterday. He accompanied Charley De
Long Who was brought in in carriage
and who vent on ia his home in virginia
City. Chsrley's fever il broken. Edison
saws, but he is still very weak and ner-
vous and in need Of nursing. Ms. De
Long joined her husband at Genoa and
and accompanied him here.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05

That FEEs DANCE AT EMPIRE takes
place to night. If anybody improved
the opportunity made by our mistake OF
yesterday morning aud Put in an attend
ancs last night. they gained that much
they are one good square dance ahead:
The general public is invited 10 attend
and shake cra'uitous heel and wave
free and inexpensive toe. Shall this
dance loving community be- found eSer-
cisinp upon itself SO absurd Il saif-denial
as not to accept this Invitation? Al the
Empire House. Empire, remember-nnd
1, free blow cut at that.
Mr.. A. s. Gould returned from San
Francisco yesterday. He reports the
affairs of the North Carson Mining
Company, and the mine itself, In a
verv fiourishing condition. The shaft
has attained 4 depth O.: considerably
more tina. 300 feet, and at its lowest
depth four foot ledge Of vein matter,
splendid looking quartz is FOUND
pitching to the Fast. Next in order
is a mill, and then lookou: ior div
idends.
TrMp WiHsToN has returned from his
warderipss among the va.io1s State and
District Faira. following after strange
hors-fl-sh. He looks At q distance -
not Ia virg cot near enough 10 inte!v!e"
him). as if his travelling had agreed with
him.
BULLION FOR TEE M1Nr.--Iesterday
Superintendent Crawford purchased Of
the Bank of California, for the Carson
Mint, one hundred thousand ounces OF
baliion for the use Of that institution.
Tie work Of making subsidiary coiEs
will continue to go on.
Free LIST SUsPENDED.-We are re-
aues:ed to state tina: the entire free-'ist
with tie exec ption Of the press viii. be
suspended during the engae. ment OF
Miss Dirkie Lingard a, tbs Carson
Theater
WRyN AND FIrcK addressed the SOW
r.igns at Genoa last night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05

T,ers v;,l b. . er.nd, rousing time Of

There viii be grand, rousing time Of
il at Bowden's Hall tonight. The Re'
publicsns of our Deishboring city upon
the banks Of the wild warblin2 Carson
arc made Of good war stuff. They are
true 10 their party and their fsg. They
are to be relied upon in an emergency,
and ALWAYS stand in" Tonight they
will rally round the standard. They viii
offer the hosritalities OF the place. They
will speak and be spoken to. They will
cheer the party on to victory. Arrange
men,s, elsewhere mentioned. have been
made for transporting our people to and
from there. Let's make Dutch NICK
think that Black Republicans are very
numerous this year.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05
MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board

Ophir .ls SO bs, los 52., tls 5..34 $50, 2's s2sz
Mexican 3as -, 5a5s 81 l:ss rs
aicu Id ana Curry ls.,s Is. 2v's i4st
Hest and Belcher LIS is, lo5s Az.
savage re ~, S. l7s-.. zoos l., 1903 III.
con Virginia .Os So, laos ;sis.., los sVs JUS
$751;. 5 w 5;as
CLollar 25s 81. 2is II, 2rs ST. lO% s2AS
Hale and Norcross 5"s To- I. S5es io..<, US
lO,S
Crown Point So u, ss-s ll7s, ilOs llss4
yellow Jacket ll9Js 81 /, lO5s IS :, 6Cs 1884,
Alpha iSSs 49,, aos 4ss
Imperial sos Z !, eos 81 4'c' 2'es 81 soc
Sierra NeSada Zoos 10, ,leos !:::.. ,5sas II,
E.chequer s,s l4iii. ijes i41z
Overman EOS a. SIS ~ $50
Justice sl5s Isl !, los ISIS, ZOOS ISL bio
Belcner .tfs ~
IiliOn ;sIs 81 .
Union Con s6ss i2i !, Cos l.-s
Utah 3ls IL
Julia ll5s7
oals,,nni IA 1858 lSlI, aaGs 20
Lady BRYAN .5os &c, ilos sc los &c 50
baltimore 5s5s 3, isls ~. ~, SOS IS, lSos 20
silver Hill l2os sla
New York Con 1e7s L. S1ns j..
Phil Sheridan 21ls =, iJ0s rs
American Fiat las
Woodville Eos "a
Kussuth l00s
After the Board.
Ophir 5iaS bid, hlI5 asked
Hale and NorcrOss 10 bid !c.1 asked
yellow Jacket 2a1s bid
Con Virginia 80 BID
Rcs: and Beicher i13 asked
sierra, Nevada. III: I'D, l:9s asked
Crown Point Il asked
Union Con III asked
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05
ROTEL ARRIVALS.
OF MlLLlNER \ GOODS
Great Display Of Fail Fashions.

Mrs. A. Reynolds whose energy M II
business woman aod skill as modis'e
are SO well known TO our lady friends.
has lust returned from making Ter f'''t
purchases in San Frnncisce. On Friday
and Saturday her wares il: b. fnriEaii
display+d. She will hive whs' ladies IT
\ mi!linerical turn of mini sryle grsnh
opening. She invites. with c""tden"'.
her Indy friends to come and Sc i"'
new goods and learn Der prices. She Is
confident abe Gnu meet 'E- requ'r. mems
of this market in all resp. cts. See her
advertisement and then prepare 10 se.