Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-06

UNION AND CoNrkDEEATE.-A neat and
unique card Of invitation, bearing upon
its candid and honest face the symbol o!
clasped hands. was handed Us yesterday
A complimentary billet to attend the
festivities OF the veterans Of the late var,
Monday evening. The dance, Of course,
takes place a. Virginia. A special train
for the accommodation of the festive
from Carson will leave hore at 4 P. n.
! AID by special arrangement will return
early next morning at the breaking up o.
the dance. Now is the OCCASION 10 har'
monte. Fall in ranks with those who
have smelled powder and burned 1t Tor
causes accomplished and lost: With these
Who have been wounded any where but
in the legs. Hayes and Ti,den are not
in this pie. The 22d Rule cuts no
figure. An adequate supply Of the Joy
viii be on the square. while sufficient
uuautum of the round and may will not
lie denied. Nothing OF the ''constitu.
tional lawyer" nor of the much tossed
Cropin Will disturb the surface. The
glide with its most luxurious manifest
atoms will be made to stand instead OF
such distractions The destinations OF
this luxury are to DO enhanced by thu
swell and sweetness of music never
brought out before. Think of the
cadences, the sleigh bells. the rerspira-
lion. the joy! Let all join hands lover
the bloody chasml aud circle around;
rub around. stir up. ba merry. A chance
for those who never danced before. The
Virginia reel. Fall in. la Controller
Hobart; enthnse. go it stiff legged. and
sweat for peace and reconciliation. IBIS
IS fellowship.
The Social given at the residence OF
Mrs. Curry last evening was one OF those
pleasant affairs which the people Of Car
son appreciate so we'll. 1t was, it IS true,
devoted to the interests OF tho Presbyte-
riaa Church. the members of the same
forming the majority Of those present,
but Others were welcome, and all were
enthusiastic over tho merry making and
joys of the occasion. Such . meeting
is benitit to any church. 1t brings the
different members into closer contact
with one another. 1t brings religion into
the heart of social life. There all form
and sentimeutalty is laid aside and al.
jc!n 10 the festivities Of the time. Last
.veuing large number eonspired to
make the social one Of jog to all. ard OF
these Mrs. Curry herself was the most
active of all.
HUNTCSG A JAcKlss.-Do not give ad-
vice at all times. Don't bother a man
when be Is drunk. Go for him after be
has partially allsyed his ,hirs. with a
barrel OF water; counsel him when his
hair is cessing to pull; or chide him
tenderly while he is rocky" bat don't
lecture him When Bscchus rules. To
illustrate. and show how much good
counsel may be wasted, we heard fel-
10 yesterday complaining that he had
to leave Virginia on account of his friends
and come down here to hire stout ass
from Cbinaman to pack off the surplus
advice his friends had given him above.
4 LAE6g number of Senators and AS
semblymen went to Virginia yesterday
after adjournment. There being 20
session until Monday. an ample time is
given for the visiting of that place ard
its surroundings. In the meantime Nir-
ginla's gain is Carson's loss, and the
town will be somewhat Guie. until their
return. A large proportion of the mem
bers OF course belong in Storey; and
these will probably without exception
spend the next two days at their re-
spec:ive homes.
4 CONFIDENCE man WAS arrested yes
terday afternoon on complaint of J NJ.
Benton, and in default OF bail was locked
up for q future hearing A. l.. Flint is
the Young mans name, ard he repre-
himself as An agent for a harness
firm in San Francisco. At the defend
ant S request the case was postponed to
Wednesday.
II was moved in the Senate yesterday
By Cassidy Of Eureka that the members
attend the funeral .o-day il body. The
motion was adopted, hut the day being
Saturday a number will probably not re.
uElu III tOWue
CHURCH & JONES will form their class
Of ladies and gentlemen this evening.
All those who wish to learn the art of
dancing would do we'll to avail them.
selves Of this opportunity.
The business Of the session appointed
at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the
House was disposed of in the morning
session. Hence no meeting in the after
noon was held.
The Senate has adjourned until Nom
lay rs mark of respec. to Senator
Baker.
Gen. c. c. Batterman was in town |
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