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L'oncle Lucas etait fort lard il
l'avait toniours etc, ct il comptait
pres de qualante ans. Cepen-
d"nt il pOuvait passer ponr I'M
DIES hommes les plus agreables
que Dien cit jetes dams lie monde.
Charme de son esprit naturel. re
vogue defuDt await demande a sps
parents, qni etaient %pastnurs, non
DANES, mails de simples bre, is,
pour leur faire inStruire EN- vue de
l'etat ecclesiastique.
Apres la mort de sa grandeur,
notre jeune homme passa volOn
tairement du seminaire au corps
de garde. LIE general Caro- lie re
marqua ct Ell fit sou Ordonnance,
son factotum. LIE service mill
taire terminf. il fut aussi taciIe a
roncle Lucas de gagner lie ceur
de la sena Francisco quill lui
await etc facile de gagner les.
time de son general ct tie son pre-
lat. La Navarralse, qui await en-
ce temps Ia vingt p1intemps. ct
qui etait lie point de mire de tons
les jeunes gems HEstella, quel
1ueS unS parmi eux asSeZ riches,
ne peut resister aux hons mots,
aux yeux dOux, au sonrire plein
de ma1icp Of tlp dOucpur do fa
Marcien 81 hardi, 81 eloquent, 81
brave ct In CONNIE l'amhre. Les
seductions de Lucas tournerent
la tete non settlement Il cette
beauta 81 cOnvOitte, maiS aussi
"a sob perett il Sa mere.
=. Il COntiRmer'.
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hELBERT, P.J Engineer, cor Main
land St-Philip streets
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RADEAUX, THOMAS, Ittorney at Lac
u corner Main and Focus Streets, up
stairs.
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\ JENA, c. Coffee House Keeper, Main
n St., between Jackson and St. Phi
in Streets.
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ROUDREAUN, g., Post Muster uMd
- Grocer, st. Philip st. between Main
and Market Sis.
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NELESTIN, JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
~ corner Patriot.
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FXCET NO. 34.-Regn.
IL lar meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Thursday evening at I o'clock.
Officers: Lehman Meyers. n. G. Louis
A. Moule V. G.; s. 7. GrisamOre, Sec.
II. ii. Michelet Treasurer.
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RODLEY, Wagons md Carts, Depot OH
~ Levee Street near the ThibOdaux
Foundry. w. II. Raglan. Agent.
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pagan, w. H.-Rysident 7Nibodaur
~ Sac NW Co.,. LOcal Agent aud COL
iect0r, Tlibodaux. La.
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ERANKIIN HOUSE-B. +. HOLDEN
l. Proprietor, corner St-Louis and Ma
ket SITS.
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HOME HOOK AND LADDER CO..
IL No |. Regular meetings on the
fourth Monday of each month. Regularex
e~rcises on Sunday preceding the fourth
Monday of every Month.
Officers X. X. Mcbride President J.
Il. Curtis, Vice President J; X. Frost, Fore
man L. Bergeron LIST Asst. Foreman; A,
Lagardr, 2nd Asst. Foreman i: A. J. Bad
eaux. Treasu, err Henry Riviere, Seere
tary; Ed. Perrin. Asst. Secretary; j.
Guillot, Warden; Paul Auslet, Ty.
.er,
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EpOCRON, \. Matchmaker aMd Gun
ID SMITH, Dealer IN Jcnciyy, Firearms.
ETC., Main st. between st. Philip and
jackson streets
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HOFFMAN,, f.. Carriage Maker, nip.
IL cry table corner jackson and st.
Bridget Streets.
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D1NNlNGS, 5 A. Mrs. Millinery aud
- Fancy Dry Goods. corner Jackson and
ThibOlaux SITS.
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LOGAN, p, Boiler Maker, corner L..
IL wee and thur ch Streets.
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GOODE, J. s.. AHorneyd Law,-off1ce,
" over j. II. Fleetwood Market Street
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LROST JAMES, CoFre House Keeper,
L corner Green and Market Streets.
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RIVlIRE, L.: Dry Goods, corner Main
IL and st. Louis Streets.
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ERiSAMORE, S. 4. Manufacturer. IF
1tnwdFe, cutters, dc. dcaier im stores
nd house furnishing goods. corner Mar
ct and st. Philip.
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RLANCHARD, j. f., Surgeon Dentist
- office, corner Green and t. Bridg-.
ct Streets.
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nOURQUIN, +. Matchmaker md Je,o.
- eic,, corner Market and st. Louis SITS.
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BUSINESS CARDS,


4 SSELLlEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
n Fancy articles. de-, corner Market
& st Louis streets,
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(VOCNG MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
L ISOLATION, OF LAFOURLHE.-
Nicgular meeting on the first Wednesday
ri each month. at ] o'clock. at the Union
Nah, Cor. Green and Market.
kUiiicers III. n. Couaen, President.
C\Sabourin. Vice-Prcsident, j. w. Kno-
bloxh, Secretary. G. Azcma, Treasurer,
j. Ny. Walsh Censor, J.N Wright, Col
lector.
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RlLLIC, j. S., -iHo,7tey at Law,-ot:se
u Corner st. Philip and Main streets
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DRAUD, ELLIS N. Groceries,, Woe
II and Liquors, corner Green and Main
streets.
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RIAkE, f w., attorney ut L0r,-Of-
- flee Green Street,
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RREAUX u LEGENDRE, Dry Gopds
- and Groceries, corner Main and Green
Streets.
, 1879-02-02
THE CITY-HALL.

The ity-Collector's receipts from licenses
and special assessments we're 5000.
Up to date the Scrip of 1878 Cancelled at the
Treasurer's Office amounts to S236, ,047.
The deaths of the week number about 150,-
the usual number at this season Of the year.
The Comptroller yesterday paid out $500 In
scrip on miscellaneous accounts of last year.
Two cases OF diphtheria and one case Of
scarlet fever we're reported at the Health Office
yesterday. :.
The Treasurer's receipts yesterday we're s3,268
from the Water Department, City Collector,
and Comptroller, and 5000 in cash and S4GS5
in scrip from South Town Collector Ayres.
The total expenditure for sewers for the past
year amounted to SlH,9o7. This vas distrlb-
uted 6y wards az follows: First Ward, $335:
Second Ward, blank; Third, s1,176; Fourth,
$soSH; Fath, sl5:567; Sixth, ,sA,514; Seventh,
$4,126; Eighth. $s21; Ninth, $4l; Tenth, S154;
Eleventh: 5000; Twelfth, 23.62S; Thirteenth,
$2,3s; Fourteenth, So, III; Fifteenth, s10,-
, 1879-02-02
WEDHCAE1a
TESTIMONIAL FROM
REV. NJ. c. CUMMINGS

RAcrSE; Wis, May 1s. 1a78.-MRs. NJ. G. .BEowx-
OF your Discovery. We hought a package nj
wife began to use what called either the greatest
humbug or the greatest. Discovery Of the age,
When ac begnn to use 1t size had been Invalid for
twenty years. Had been treated BY the best physicians
n IN Wisconsin and Minnesota until they decided there
Wife hns 'ad all the diseases that could be crowded
could not be- oa her feet one hour without great suffer-
tnE and neTer. for years. has been able walk OUT OF
the yard or ride 1--WE miles in buggy without having
to lie down and rest.
Now she run about Hike R!rl OF Is: and is able to
do her own work. washing and ali. without help
and years Had got 10 reduced tat
could neither cat nor work. What change the D!s~
coyerY has wrought. No trouble about the quality
OF food The most essential thing about lny food now
quantity; can cat. sleep: and work.
From wha. 1t has done for wife and nyaelf It has
Ing glad nany all ola, hopeless INVALID. Wherever it is
used according to directions II does all IL promises
Some Of the worst Ut Heart Liver Piles Kiducys
a. well a5 female diseases. are being cured here
My wife and arc both entirely new, body ana mfnd
new.
am spreading the good news Of the Great Discovery
pie have poured neutrality-suspicious. dTugs-oion the
MrMt 70: TWO to1slad years. that must he the only
way for the next two thousand. How can we be thank
fu enough t Goa for guiding you Into those preciou.
truths which leu TO tho great Discovery. aud using you
10 spread abroad such priceless blessing? God bless
you and YOURS Respectfully and gratefully:
Metaphysicai Discovery can be obtained nj 81 bond
st., New York. or In Chicago. Mrs. III d. Brown ia At
the Palmer House, Farlor Il. " ~ ~
, 1879-02-02
SOAP.

Among the evidences OF prosperous trade in Chi
caso we note none more convincing than the i'm
mcnsc shipments to this mnrSet OF Proctor T. Gam
bc's very popular bands OF soap. So much has
their trade here enlarged they have found it nee
essary, in order facilitate deliveries, to make
their freight contract With some road having its
depot nearer the business centre Of the city, and
stepping into the depot Of the Baltimore & Ohio
this morning We were surprised to see four or five
OF their own cars being nnloaded, and which our
friend. Mr. c. ". Liley, of V. A., Marsh d. Co.,
agents here, informs US is the first days shipments
over this line. and from the invoices in hand we
see no reason to doubt his statement that this is
only fair sample OF their everyday receipts Tn
adutersted goods. truthful representation, prices
adapted to the times, and growing belief on the
part Of consumers that soaps that have stood te.,
, 1879-02-02
DEATHS

~--..>...~>@.->c~1 p <t
EASEl-fen. l. Marlin Gasey' ageu % 5ca1'' aaS''e
OF F.lltnc:na Mayo !rc!ana. ~. u.,,to,,. -,
Funeral Mondsy "a a. IL T. m Iron! h,; ~ Hoy
Hts son. Masin H. O., =, 9,. % ~ A''
Samc; lnsnce " CATS 70 CulvasS ee'acIelS'
IRISH world please COPY
GR1FFlIuS-fhc funeral services OF the late Edwln
Grtns wlllGe nead AZ the seSona r
Eotnes " iGtEah.aE' w 81, 20 ,nrfs
fto - a. !53u cIoGk- G..taEGs M w.. ~ ,vri
1oE !tGnus u Ing lauy Muo w!su " e'ecta ~"
al ~ vernon'as- AZ II l:oo g. m .u
SHEEHAS-Oh the lat in5t. at his residence. 1877
MG5s ratslcH M M smeeaa1 aatse M ~ ~ t
TawAy, HGaIn. r., Ill., ~ tnc S-A 5ea u n'S s6e' - e'oA
oiSEase " tHe !'G.. .,z ,....r r.h - ~
rt aU'1 !ae &c 1ep' = "
1gs1r. GmuiGn, @ aneaee ea ~ G.'ss -, ~ e"'''3s'
E.,r1I E,s 80 -, 1,.t,,, ,r,.. , - r..-.
'i Eo -! ~ af ntt ~ cn NY ~ frnI
unclal MonuaS en: :; ~ MI ,Rast eoeH: tlotn
u rs5t<.: I;G .aultv M anftnes; ~ r ~ tn ntssuu
~ C.IcNhatl pa!ess r1e:se cops.
- ~ Et T. L!ta hontse @ Ia AZ aatkn
& ~! ~ M .t1n n ee Ao'e "se''
"seAs @ ] anu u'Js*
ZOR0NOFlCk-P1u Aoronovtcks remains to
be transferred from Thfrtceust. the residence
, 1879-02-02

The Finance Committee md the Board OF
Education met Friday in the Comptrolier's
office to continue their scrutiny OF the estimates.
The estimates particularly under consideration
were those of tile School Board. The request OF
the Board for r. new buildings and sites was
s14o,c0O. This the Committee cut down to
$4,000 after much discussion between Az: AZ
the cutting down did not aggregate more
than $1,000. The question Of school,teacheEs'
salaries occupied much time. The Board de de-
sired to have the payments arranged so thal me
from the discount on scrip. No increase Of
salary was asked for. The Committee finally
decided to add to the amount asked Tor s25ooo
S57G900 In the discussion over new
buildings and sites it was stated
that there was in the Treasury an
unexpcnded balance OF $4,000 applicable to the
construction fund, and it was suggested BY the
Mayor that this tnoucy should be- used Tor the
purpose. The Committee so agreed.
, 1879-02-02
THE CITY.
THE EMBARRASSED MAIDEN
AND WHY SHE SEEMED TO TREAT TER ARDENT
LOVER WITH GOODNESS.

THE EMBARRASSED MA1DEf
AND WHY SHE SEEMED TO TREAT TER ARDEN
LOVER WITH GOODNESS.
The young man hies to the barber
Who barbereth his chin.
BE taketh Glove, the odor OF
His ultimate glass OF gin
To disguise, and TO ner dwelling h1sa,
And asks if she is in
TcIl.knowcth the smiling servant-mAfd
The object of his call;
He hangeth his hat and overco1t
On the hat-rack in the hsll.
and in IN arm chair capacious
E1pec,antly doth loll.
"'Shc is coming, my love, my sweet"
Says he, when he ia aware
OF the SOFT jrou.5To OF si1ken skirt
Rustling upon the air;
ss'Her very foot has music in t
As j: comes down the srair.'"
Now gently opeR the parlor-door-
tbs she: 'Tis she!! 'Tis shell!
In all her charms, "*Comc TO my aEnsw
He cries in ecstasy,
@'Come to the chair hare shaded for Jou,
To my arms-l mean. my hee:"
But, Ah! what ails the beauttous maid!
Al! ashen IL her hue;
She flipgeth herself not in his 2rma
As she Was wont to do,
But humorously puts out her hand,
Saving stDnrfiug. how are YQuy'
s+Why dear, i" he crieth, t'art thou Ill!
Hast thou wherewith to reproacn me,
Tha, thus thou standeth pale and chill.
Refusing TO approach met
Forget upon my breast thy i'll. "
She stam.ners. do not touch metz
*'Ah, darling, twas not always thus
Has any reptile low
Poisoned ycnr mind by telling you
A wicked 'tisn't 80
About me concerning anythfng!"
The maiden answered, '"Eo."
And tenderly she sits her down
And motions him away,
"Embrace me not. +" she cr1es; @'p'taNe ID
AnotHef WQflQ you Uo$.
No more for me the may dance'
Or the joyous ball soiree.
..I may not don the rocker-s}ate
Acroes the ice to tly.
I dare not robe me for drive
With the merry eleigh-partye,
Nor put MT foot down when Tn mad
Unhappy womau l.
*tYou cannot take me in your ar1ns,
Or upon Your Qenon
(Genou IS the French for knee ~ once
You used to use 10 do,
Nor with ten boa-constzictor power
Clasp me your bosom to-"
''Dut whyg But why: 0. agouy1'
Her lover fond replied.
Observation-Disclosures bushes spare,
The lovely maiden cried,
~ would not have npon my soul :.
The guilt OF homicide"
with my brothers. pistol fair toxed,
The charge careless drew,
1put the cartridge in my mouth
The bell rang-Joy! twas you.
And my heart jumped up and swallowed the bal
f1f rn1ihor 90
, 1879-02-02
MARRIAGES.

Buck & Rayncr's Glycerine Jelly will keep 1oe
hands wonderfully soft in windy weather.
, 1879-02-02
PERFECT HEARING.

U1cerative Catarrh extends to the Organs OF
Hearing, and, unless checked, destroys them.
BY arrestine aod removing the cause OF
Catarrhal Deafness, the RADICAL CURE sue
ceeds when all direct applications to the Ear
, 1879-02-02

Of forty years are after all the best aie 1ne o1s
reasons they assign for this wonderful sfo"No ~
their business.
, 1879-02-02

Defective Eyesight, Sore. Weak, Watery, and
lntamed Eyes are caused By Catarrh Inc
RADICAL CURE cures the most alarming Alice
tious OF the Eye by arrestug the further prog
rcss Of Catarrh. No remedy in medicine can
compare with it.
Price. with Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Sold by all druggists.
, 1879-02-02

very good time, when allowance is made for the
sharp angles and twenty y-cight laps to the mile,
The attendance last evening was quite large.
The South Town Board held an adjourned
meeting yesterday at noon. There we're pres
ent Justices Wallace in the chair, Pollacl,
Owing to the illness of tile Collector, his dep
utY, Mr. Judd, was instructed to present the
payroll to the Board for audit by Monday
morning, and the Board then adjourned until Il
m. OF that day.
The committee appointed By the State Board
OF Agriculture to canvass the question and de-
termine upon holding a Eat Stock show next
fall failed to meet yesterday. The members OF
the committee lett for their homes last nleht'
but will return to the city next week, and con-
cludc their business. They represent tho pros
pcct for holding tic contemplated fafr as inosk
encouraging, and arc confident that IT VIII %
given at the time designated. most probably III
this city
Postmaster General Key has issued an oraGI
that after the end OF the present quarter Maleh
81. the system Of selling stamps etc., at uise
count to certain designated agents IN solne "
the larger cities be discontinued. on tas aate 49,.
all appointments Of such local agents will 9e r.
voked, and no credit will be allowed TO tost.
masters for discounts on sales. These discounts
amount to about $1,000 annually IN this Guy
alone, and it is estimated that the total saving
will amount to $4,000.
At q regular meeting OF perseverance LousI>
No, 5S7. i. .. O. e., held In their ball, the lol-
lowing officers were duly installed into thelr re-
spcctiye chairs by George B. Samuel, acting
Grand Master: N. h. Holmes, n. IT, 4. Con-
ger, Y. G.; N. Harris, P. s.: A. e. Bogglano,
Treasurer; E. ". Hand, R. S. n. e.; II. y.
Pense, l., S. u. G.; A. ii. Farnham, K. =. '.
G.; A. O'Brien, L. 8. Y. G.; N. :. Bartlett r.
S. S.; 4. Larson, L. S. S.; J. I. Hunt, Y ..
After the installation, George 3. Samuel. +. IT,,
delivered an address.
"Queer some OF the things We zee in good
+ society among the real tip-top swells, you
'know.'' said bland1y, with his thumbs IN his
ycst-pockets, young gentleman Of fashion en-
ployed ia nail aud hardware store, who had
condcscended to attend little festive gathering
at a northern suburb. why, the other even
ing was at dinner at Big6ug's, down on the
aycnue,-uo end of swell-folk there, and do you
know they had no lish." Il Perhaps said soft
" tin,id young girl, who had not hitherto
spoken; "peIhaps it was all eaten upstairs and
there was none left for your
Charles q: Crosby, senior member of the firm
Of Crosby IL Blaney, Boston, died at bis resi-
dcnce No. 81 Stamford street, last Sunday night
He was q member of Columbia Lodge aQd
St. Andrews Chapter, F. and 4. NJ, and also
one of the most honored members of Boston
Commandery Of Knights Templar. Mr. Crosby
WAS - wears old, was twice married, and leaves
4 widow and TWO children BY his first wife.
He was wholesouled, genial gentleman, and
he had many friends in the West, particularly
in this city He died of Bright's disease of
the kidneys.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-31

IT is but few years since Kansas was ar
apple of discord, and the scene of strife; and
there, was kindled the fire which eliminated
in rebellion and the freedom of the slave.
And now on the soil which foul treason at
tempted to secure to slavery. the tired bonds
man finds rest and protection from his untir-
ing prosecutors, and treads freeman on the
soil once devoted to his enslavement. There
is in the DEGREES of providence, compensation
for every suffering, and always future in
hich wrongs are righted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-31

The Gazette says: ga gentleman who has
recently visited all the principal valleys to
the north and west within hundred miles of
Reno, reports that only about one third of the
usual crops has been gathered this year, ow-
ing to the depredatons of the grasshoppers
The insects have almost entirely disappeared.
are found on the ground where the pests had
been harvesting the crops, but not In large
numbers. The farmers fear that the hoppers
will be thick next year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-31

THE Women's Temperance gnion of Reno
has established "Reno Reform Club Build
ing Association" with capital stock of two
thousand shares of par value of five dollars
each. The object is the establishment of a
public library, reading room and lecture
room, together with public gymnasium and
other Accommodations, such as would induce
the youths of the town to spend their leisure
hours away from the haunts of temptation.
progressive people of Reno will undoubtedly
carry aut.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-31

The following is the official account of the
State finances sworn to by the Board of Exam
liners on the 28th of August, 1879: Coin in the
Treasury, $214, 9S5.21; Nevada State bonds
in favor school fund, $3.50, 900; California
State bonds, $4,000; United States bonds,
$IOO, 200.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-31

THE residents of the Rue Saint Arnaud
object to the change to Rue Lincoln, as Mr..
Lincoln was not Frenchman. They prefer
that of La Rue Grevy," but the gourmands
of the Rue Saint Arnaud do not say what
kind of gravy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-31
c o NJ DITTO N S !:

All Troting Races for three in five, except in the
three year old 3trOt, which is best in three In all
Tottng races four to enter and three to start.
Entries to TrOttn Race close with Secretary Sep
tomber LIST, 1879 Entrance fee per of purse.
National Trotng Association Rules govern trottng
Nominations in stakes must be made Secretary Sep
TENDER l, 1879.
Entries for the purses made For Wednesdays
races on Monday preceding; for Thursdays races
Tuesday for Fridays Wednesday, for Saturday
Thursday, at the regular for closing entries
designated by the rules Those who have nominations
the stakes must the Secretary writing which
horse they will start the day before the o'clock
Horses entered in purses only be drawn by
sent of the Judges The rules of the Pacific Blood Horse
Association will govern running Each day
will commence promptly at l o'clock N. All entries
must be addressed to the Secretary
LLOYD HILL, President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-31

The Gazette says: 1.-The dedicatory services
attending the opening of the new Chinese tenn
pie are still going forward, though with less
noise than yesterday. All visitors are hosplt-
ably served with gin and cigars. The cere-
moues will last until Tuesday morning
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-31

CONGRESSMAN DAGGETT is at Steamboat
Springs, engaged in completing his book,
which he commenced writing in Washington
three years ago. The story is one of Western
life, ranging from Ohio to the Pacific Coast,
when the Indians occupied the former and the
Argonauts the latter. From the acknowledged
ability of the author the book will be likely to
create a sensation in literary circles when it
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-31

IT is expected Chat the arrears of pensions
will all be settled by the LIST of November, as
of the &C, 900 claims submitted, only $1,000
are now outstanding When these have also
been liquidated, the officials estimate that
there will have been disbursed on the account
of pension arrears, the respectable sum of
S28, OOO. 900.