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, 1879-02-28

hurs rs truthful young men, and he has not The
lenRt tlspicton tint l,la dust was saitct!. ltn
passcd threo loada CT, route fnr Ilcrn,nn; yet.
tcgtlay f,c passed fix teams. all bound 1of sle
fields; w!.lle at uell Naptls lie saw lnrgo
number preparing for trip up IN that eeet!ol:
lle thinks that sixty will cover tue ptcsssn.t ss.
locality streo ihe discovery was made.
Mr.. Durham, OF this place, has claim ovcr
on the Vcrmllllon. 4 young tnnn w!io a. a
presumption near ILLS land wns ~ town 'ast eum-
day, md, learning Of tho gold excitement saw
sumo quartz, md declared TINT tlo had
LAl.oE AMOUNT or TIE "ruRH QuiLh"
on his c]nIn,, llo agreed 10 show the apecImens
TO Mr. Durham, anil departed, ,saying tl!at tlc
wotill soon return With them. lie did not p'it
learned, hal departed posl.haste for his clnIm,
e"nslstnr ~nsi 1t Sir. i,nrham. ". Il. Dayonpoft,,
e. II. Wtnsor, John Hppus, md Mcs.ra. SUM
this morning, They urc fully equ!ppod for
making thorough exploration. And 70 witt,
tic determination Of staylng until they. aro sat-
isllcl TINT tls cold mIno is either "a TACT or
lraud.H
it sccms to DO generally believed that tho
VermillIon River "a tho cftcf point Of attrac~
t!on. Tic most mythical stories OF tho t,nltnii-
tied wealth Of that section llarc been received.
man named BrInkcr, living near Lake Her.
man, states TINT i.s l,as discovered ptecc
So,a e 9''f'a near '"' 'Sf''''0' "''' '''s'"' o.
AN INCH IN WIDTH
running through the same. At the tlmc Of the
discovery tlc was tgnrrant as to what the yellow
subsfa ange was, butt Il NOW convinced tlt II was
Genuine gold. WhotAer such fanclfal stories
have hasl an sfEect to turn the "ttde" in the
direction OF tho Ver1nEtll0n, VIC cann0t ttntc
but 1t Is fact tlnt tile prtspectors generally aso
bound for this river. thinking thAt they VIII be
more apt to tlnd specimens In that section, ns
ffnrnnht1ttfR ia f0tfrl A11I
broken.
Every ORG Is anxious to know whether 8hcp-
hcrle relatives hnyc urrired, ul1u The trains ara
carefully watched for persons en- route 'nr mer-
tion by their arrival Inst Saturday. lhry dsneu
nj a restaurant, procured team. nnd aiartcu nt
onro for Lake County. Shepherd has a bbst Of
relatives, II every report is to bo cteuteu, rs rs
"shose relatives" were scsu u take dinucE Mt
It viii dolihtlcss be some days before any rcl!.
nble report rcuches Sioux Falls.
fotd,cattd TO 7. n. Brosen AMI John D. camtron,1
Up north, not far. we have been to'd,
There lives farmer wsc
Whn scnt ils dnwu u lump Of gold,
Which tnnde III luhR OUT eyes.
'Twas in ono ounce Of uscc quartz, white
II matr us aIr,ost holIcr.
AMI sent nur hopes nlxh Us Kite
10 Ind bg g9ld dollas'
6nel, things ~ these when brought to town
They play the very deuce
And Htruriltwny asafte!1 1homns Brown
To lind this tnrMc1, Luce
Now Tom he dtovp somo llrty miles,
! With others, In tho colt
/ They found this Farmer Luce 'tfs true,
But did not hnd lilo gold.
Dut Shepherd told them That be knew.
And, when hi got hla pic,
ttH'1 fr11 ttst fhRFH- vt a
, 1879-02-28

1"""o7 1s"p|Ho"'
talk perfectly wei! II they CHOOSE 30 to do; but
,ov arc fnr too cryor fn Int ia ,,to tbctr an,r.,
~, .,,... ,...ss,, ,,,. ,as. .,..,' ..'
"eH 't,es "'p," t''s' "sso 'Aes 70 spea"' thef
would DO fnado to WORK 81 they wisely hold
tayc rrccutty reached Our i1ctuIsplero frun thc
1,st,nf ,rnl,n ~ Sl,m In fo,,r7cL u,,,n foot t,o
u's'a"t 's"!a " o'a,'i w !o"ueo "oo' iAet, tlle
"1hcoinplctc man." us eoho HERMAN phys!oio'
l:lsts describe our respected ancestor, whose
fun,l,css fur appIcs IL considered to buy,, ey.
,.'I... N.Y. wv "'e'
t'hles Vi ilumh"l'T 10 'naua 10 WORK IN fnany
several ways, despite hts affected iENorNtica at
art{c1,ato Language. Ills prudent Brleurp ayal|s
him uatlcht iu tbs domain Ut tho White Elc.
r,,.n,, an1 ,,,,ro o,,-.ot I.o.. ~ -, nm =.
p'"ns' '"o et'..o te"'1 ~ "o "'o na-
sured BY an oiu Austrian resAlent ut tic Sl'
nmGse Court-feW professions which be ,lluy
not ba tu,,uht tu ptactire with an,nz1u. skill
nll admirable precision. lie IL trainuci to iii
cat, vii bv ju,acinol, cxycnl, ucrhurs. for ths
worthy unll Intelligent lpu ensn.ca In It, who
snnntimes pets n while u frntn a monater rrnh
t,ut hu js tokaly uuublu to land, nl, fnis Viz.
lin to tllc sruerlor weight OF ills Cuutrr Ferux.
wlu druts lin Into lie watpr. tlrSS,,s, u,,.t
statvl 10 be in great reol,cst ulpuug nnttyu ncr,
ci,nnia M - rushIrr Il, iIIsir tuuntit,,.. .ho".es
Vmst nnnntiti,a nj hasa rnilI ohtujn rirrI!n,iun
in Sinn, nm liza facuttv of dfsrri,n nnti"t H.
twSrn i,oot1 unnav o,,II Ind woull annr,r to ts
,ossrssrI i,v ihes., gfiIrl ,nonksys IN al,rh ~,
cStraprJnary lerrrv or deyelvpJnent i,,ut nu
1nrrc hI1I,,a,, hein,, howeyrr ts,ref,,ir traI,mi
cal, comncto viii thutp, The rus,,icr ann
,n'.,lt Itivnlv mia tntn ha mnuti sarI rnin
,rss"nIei In linn IN IN husincss nny,,,ents mia
II ba genuine, ho hu1u!s it over to Ills u,as.
t.r n n In "n,,trr5rt In. sara Il dn,vt ~, ,M
, 1879-02-28
OUlF'S.

.,..,frp . c,tn,,or'in, trovo,cr MIN ,v,. ,re+tv
10y. ns,',s,.ss s,""s "s.aI ~ s,s ,,.;t.. t.Tt.s,
"'uhh' u'"o1' '.H'a ,,, :. ~ '''s "'o, 4'e"S
rs 1fuln nih't net" "ofso'h tAat7" enc
auswered, 'ihc's tight Us DRUMMER"
u.,... T.. f,,,, ~ ,,.,,v u .xa,.,, 49,
Nutate 10 '"H " 1'"o''ft uAe1"ttl1a III en-
fbtslastte inasazlhe-"Htef. rus reminds
Brother EldelbrrEcr thAt there Is mighty close
RESEMBLANCE betHecn nature uud Ills wus,e.nanrr
,,..,..,
p1o"e1' ...
a Hoston l""yer, baogcr'ug witness, said
stcrnly: ~ oehe'e' als' you have served
seulcnee tn tho Stats tflsonfh YVES, was the
uliCouecrlIcd reply, ~ was III tho State Prison,
.utl T lind lin u,tsfor,nno In ncrnnv tbp s.no
"1 '', 'a1 ,u ,,'s ,'a y ''o "'"s
eeh 5o"' o'oS''I' e"' """'
Nearly every announcement Ut tho dpath Of a
nerson over 1pO years old wtnds lin with stl,n
s..,.u,,,o q H., Nv sh. .x,. t,r, IL 1x,,,,1 -
49,, s' y. o".' .",,',.' ma' s'. - .s."sa"
AHIs1lehas WIZ Ato sttis,as " utenuo t eente'a'
rana H!adp Efeat iliataKe ns elht ocIsS oofn n
I1ctAl'a' i'si ~ - Ino Eate ho" u eoEsees sAcf
effof.-4foFfafs0" fiffa"e'
Nurpsrx .E4gasae fhr .Hareh.
III tesc daYs when !he temperance question
absnshs ~ much of ptlbr Att1nttoi, It may not
be out III paea tu Qttnto TIE RayEs 0t NJ cree!l.
trlc. English EtnttuIan, sr 1nhn Deiafsald
nstae!, ea"n;aa.e ~ su n.y.. iSeehs ~ H..
% %usth ~ ~ ~ !. W', ,.''. .I., s,a- - hi III az
Wt XII 1t t,>M,. !. ,.s'. s,,s .,,s..,,
,In.n..,, ss oa"s NJ ~ 49,. ,,,,.s. ~
u1S" "'t tea'' ~" A''' "''"''
After Clsrrn left co'lcEs atnl went to London
to study fur lie Bur- hIs nunres were very low.
4 story - toll VI hls g"sl';. a''nrrless to vt.
, 1879-02-28

Ekte AtbunR Lst1tr. .stuaftara tpfrs.).
within a few days il has bcco,nc uvidcnt 10
the fas-scelng, wcl,.Lnfora,ed politicians flat
'rlItlen must inevitably become tile Democratic
standard. bearer tu 1880.
, 1879-02-28

ST. Lnufs 1YHIfs'JnurNaf.
An fntclectnat member oil the Arkansas
Legislature las introduced 4 bill nbbsevfat!ng
the season Of Lent from forty to twenty days.
lie explains that everything else has cou,e down
50 por cent since tue War, and there should bouo
Discrimination In tuvor OF Lent.
, 1879-02-28

VIckstur1 t1itss1 Herald tDem.).
The worry best people 10 ths State ARC rapidly
comIug to lie conclusion that tho best wayto
sccure the ucnce us1t1 goud will Of the hest por-
tton Of the Northern pcoplo Is to cease lghthE
the Northern Republican, party, If it will cease
tsghtinS us mud treat us justly.
, 1879-02-28

TIcKsINFN 7J7ss.J Hff0Id.
Down this way our appetite forgush Is pallct.
The people brgln to th!mk that, Wien tic great
lnaterial interests of tho South aro To bc con-
Rtdcrcd, thera Is very little choice between
Dracg mud i3iainc. IN point Of fMcs, H'n,nu
promises more, Notwithstanding his eyes Of tire
mud ILLS shirt OF gore.
, 1879-02-28
PARIS NEsYNpAI'E1s WIT.
.fflt 1TGfk ltuIId,

tsThat's nice new suit you haye on; whnt
did you hnyc to nav far M, HStxtv t,olIArs--
mi, co,,s,,
A r,,,,o,,o, ,.,,, In. ,,,., h., ,.,r, ,,,
cohsssaetea taKes US "Ae 70 the cemetery a,a
she rccoIls with horror on bcl,otiing cut In the
stone: "'ro the Memory OF Nv Beloved Wife
Eternal Rccrc,s,n "l}ut 1 am moi ,lcad,n she
..,s. ~ 49,. Il. ,,.st.. ~ 49,. ~ .... '.e
e.ass' Ano" IL, aat.!ls' uut "'sneu 10
please you by showing you What my affection
would lead u'o 10 say when you did t1ic."
,rl, uho,o fo,,,,,u had r.n, j., .,,,, ,,n,,.
whero the levcly sltie. Azueena Fafina t"tf
1toEtf) was uolnE lying trnpeze act With
more aaf'hg thah drapcry. VII had thauEht,"
Rald t,aitr f;s,niijas Indignantly scanning tito
nynpll viii, lls glass, wi had thought thcrc
,ycrn tr' noInr tr ri In snch ,hamrlcss carrynr..n,
i'a mol nave ist 'hn eh'aren tomo'' II hna
thought" said n1ater ,tanIHtas 10 ncrac!f. "tlmt
thcsc were Eol' ~ bc such shameless cArryngs.
OIL III not have let thu old inan come"
lcnrih 6sTnrn lin, mas,ratcs> wiz b";i I,stsno"
~ Is ,y,ih ,uarsni nttsnttnn ~ na,.3..,
,r .ri.on"r was nskci wlnt hn iad ~ ssv ".'t
!" "oece,lcd in maSs hs statrmcnt. afsssn,io. TX Ii,a
rrnt im,nmrla,r ~ wh,s liz tfaieeiv " sa
eniIS.n ~ va r"seivaJ .yar ,snrd ~ i us
mi ,rt, INT wm,,d yo r,irrc h;m, IN r. In ~ nci,, III,
n overvthnts Ia m,1ht rhenso ~ .ar pnEn,,,
ruD7 I'm ,,,,rn tnrn tI,ns
had r,,t ~ ii. e"I ,yo,, rnr fsaan = .r,, !.
1utvto bct;cvn n, .onl I3 nausc far r.ns ~ f9, y
"Ns' ~ '''..'' "' '"'"' pAA'o .o' "''"'''
,va,, r ,so. ~ ~ hoht 81 y" r. u , mun"n p
HntIIm, ,,rr IN Tin ,,cnnnst ltstrrss nsts.t H.
.~at was I'm ,"ot1or i.Whntsr ta ,,,.,tna ~
"n"r 1onarf ~ ~, r,,rcd ,voo ",. Ky ,si,.,i
~ III 1ttio ,,ransid I,, wat
i,nf ~ .vn. ,i,n1 mi hoh ta a,voo, fn,1 .I ..J
tsl Iy hcmwr viii, % n,' mo ~ or, ~ ,nn n, n
ncyer aaw tie Inv ,e wasn't wnrth thrcc .romcs nu
"a" ,Tru5 aos T raoto or
IT. dc"ns, snII T }l,e oc,,, nn,n In, t'ml1s
u iS.,t1I r,ptl tr tcki 1Its nvcs IL ",,rnI ~;
for i,si,csa Ina rul,,r .ntIrc,u % n
.r!rastI',I n It,d,,t rrbin,i 11"e''' "ss''
"a"'' 'e's' 49,
The wife oi m eminent Landscape patutcr
having had brpncllitic nttack the doctor saitl
nl.to l!cr hnsbanl: "Whcn YOU 70 home, dip
brua1l In tl.Es solution u iolino nnl npply 1t
to your wlta's back" AT might the husban,l
prepared duly to carry out tic phystean's
orlcra. but Just ns lo was about to nPpsv the
remedy Ills artistic tc'nticrament got the hetter
| .! lin. and instcad Of afnllcssIy dnubnE Tho
| pas!cnt's back l!e dashed or uron IL In bold
monochrome landscape; Then. retiring pacc
or two, hung Ills hcat lit critical contemplation,
| alld, dartins torWaru, tctouelled the br10k III
tic left foreground mil brought out more holt1-
ly tho clu1np Of trecs on the right. ~ eay,
haven't ynu pretty nearly An1aheut" sAla at last
, 1879-02-28

Cincinnati Chr1Mfrcfdi thu. Reb).
SO fur as We ere abic to aaecft1tn from eItcn-
ave interviews with icadhiy Democrats in Ohio
and Indiana, Thurman Is IN Ohio tho first choice
for the Presidency, nnl Hendricks in Indiana;
but in bot States 'flltlen la The SECOND cfioicu
Tho back cuuntiss nro yet to b. heard froil.
, 1879-02-28
1ncttrs,H Tax.

The democrats In Congress seem determined
to Impose nn income tux upou The country.
They remember that Mr.. Ttldcn knows how to
dotIye tllut particular tax, nnl cnn teach other
Democrats huw, icavlus thu Republicans TO pay
thu whole TAX.
, 1879-02-28
lsnrrcla to tho Front.

: LSHclHHH!I F1H4HFtF t3tHt.I.
II Ttldcn should happen to be the champion
Of TIC DEMOCRATS in 1880, anil Sherman the lead
or Of the Republicans. then barrels would be
rolled to thu trout.
, 1879-02-28
HE WALKED.


Al an carly hour yesterday morning a Innn
who lad M eyu brimfui OF contiAance In hiIh.
sell cntere1 d Detroit restaurant, kept By 4 nlan
who tnHes an interest III manly sports, and thua
began:%
"AIy ua,ue Il Shaw. hR7e just arrived. In
, 1879-02-28

CfnclnnaH Enquirer f0tm.,.
Mr. Hendricks, sfr. lttdcn, au,l Mr. bayard
will take great Interest In ults State elcctiOu
next IAlI. II will naKe or hreJt Thurman.
, 1879-02-28

The Democrats In Congrrss arn spending tho
last days Of this session in strtvlng tn do the
worst they can. llnyiug rnsaed cxtrayagant
representations, which Will eruate II large dc.
icency In thu Treasury, mud will bring In, IN.
atpatl OF That stcaly reduction Of tho war debt
which the Republicans lnsyu ,na'ic, an Increase
OF tho llubt Ior cutrrut expenditures In tt1lE ut
neaee, shey nra strsy!ns,t" sepea! by Wnnarlta.
l,sntary mcttots 1lls lazy to protect United
traMsfer The taking ot tho next censtls irnm tin
hand. Of the Sa.ltuaal tsoyernsacns, w!.ere Tie
work Of demonstrating hasnlways been. to tt.cotl-
trul Of ttc 6tatcs to M entl that IN the South thu
sun tneas.s wht:h stuffed baklot-tMxes With tis-
6sle paper ballots, alHl tlxe IN In returns 10 suit
t,r suffers, may be ltsva to stuff lD census,
In order t. furreasu tilt representation Of the
Southern States beyond their population.
, 1879-02-28
4 I'IUr1s DOCTOR.

Tor come ycciss psst Caut, Bob, the Pluto
Chief has becu living very low at ills w,,,,,,n. In
tho ,,Jin,t,, NJ m, s,stsrs, IJosnit, II" J., ro
.ne 'te'a't1 VI ."o e'7tc's '1osP's"'. 1tc u f."
tluccta 10 ttie minimum quantity Of skin and
bones, nlll his life is lcspntred Of 1lc laR been
attended III his sickness ,y No Indrau rl.yeic,au
nor,oa Moaca Win In. lot,r l,ccn r,,.,rn,ynI ,s
n ,nct,teal ntthor,tr a,no,,- thn rntcz. HIs
treatment consists in thu administering al herb
tlecocston. and incnntatEous. A tcaspoonful Of
hcrh nxtrari md an ,our ri ilauclnt, and sn.,,.
,a,. ~ ,,,o ,,.o,, a.,.r,, t., ,,o,,s, T., ,n..,
tAH out tHt "!e""iA usS4f Iho Hpuin - eptlb'u~
, 1879-02-28

Ettr lnrk jsibane tRfp.).
Tttdcn tucks the Solid South untlcr his arm,
md smiles, Us who should say: "Whosc party
Is this. ANY NnylH
, 1879-02-28

LoufrfHe ChhFfer..}hnrn5f {LtM.}.
The people of Ohio l,nyo always regarded It as
a vlrtus to hnvo been born IN that State; md
hundreds OF them, since the Inauguration of
linres, bayo found that that virtue IL its own re-
ward.
, 1879-02-28

UEsloyn1" and - LaFnl."
Atiantn t0a.} tonstftu&inn tDtn.).
What possible interest can the "d!a1oya1 !"
South have In the payment OF t'foYat" clainls1
, 1879-02-28

SHE@H2Hd5 tN1aa! beDH9Hfa" ASHH j.
How Grauts,n worked before Ii polntcdly
called to mind by john ". ForueY, X We do not
u,istake tho personality behind i!a Initials. writ
lug to tic New York Tribune to Suggest tint
Grant owes n,oro 10 Tho Republican party than
any utrrr nun. llu went intu oltiea with l7D
Republican 10 bG Ueulperas III tho House, n,ld
ho LETT Il with 107 Republicans and lbi Demo.
icy af thu 6ou,s,, thu rhply Is shs following ag.
ures Of the change III Northern Statrs:
, 1879-02-28

Thla Ia pretty rough showing OH the " sta!'
warte.h who WIru runntn. Grant and Ills Al
niuistsatton during thc period mentioned.
, 1879-02-28

The Great kscd of tho B0utIl.
An9u4tE tGa.3 chraa4eIs tEtm.).
Our Charleston correspondent asserts Ia sub
etatlce tllAt wholesale Immigration Is not desired
by tls South because tho country would "pass
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-12
THE BERGER FAMILY.

This troupe will be here next Wednesday,
and seats can now be reserved. This is what
an excellent Eastern critic says of the per-
formance: An excellent and exceedingly
varied Observation-Disclosures dramatic and
elocutionary--was given by the Berger Family
assisted by that clever comedian and carica-
turist, Mr.. Sol Smith Russell. The perform
ance embraces an overture by the troupe, in
the execution of which nearly all the leading
orchestral instruments are brought into play.
Then there were songs, character sketches and
instrumental solos by the various members of
the company, the whole winding up with
grand march, in which the cornet took the
post of honor. Among the most attractive
features of the programme were the various
specalties of Mr.. Sol Smith Russell. This
gentleman has signal ability, is a comedian,
and he can sing a comic song with the best.
Last night one and all Of his acts were, as
they deserved to be, received with enthusi-
sstic applause. From first to last the enter
tainment by the Berger Family is bright and
amusing, while there is nothing about it
which the most scrupuous could take amiss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-12
THE OPIUM VICE.

A reporter Of the MORNING APPEAL visited
Chinatown last evening to ascertain to what
extent opium smoking has been practiced by
white men and women. The business man
sger of the Quong Hing Company stated that
before the law prohibiting the Chinese from
selling the drug to white people was passed,
the traffic carried on in that line here
founding Now the respectable Chinese mer
chants refuse to sell the drug even to their
countrymen who are suspected of encourag-
ing the smoking of it among the whites. They
realize that. under the most favorable cIrcum-
stances, they are unwelcome here, and they
do not wish to augment the popular pre- udice
against them by violating the opium law
They desire to pursue course which will, III
measure, destroy the antagonistic sentiment
Ut the Americans, rather than increase its
bitterness. This Chinese merchant stated that
some white men and women in Carson went
so far as to run accounts for opium, and cc-
casionslly, when credit would be refused, they
would beg for the villainous drug US if their
very existence depended upon a smoke. What
cure opium, he says, he cannot imagine, for
it is next to impossible to wean oneself from
this habit. The practice was not confined to
the dregs of society, but, our reporter was in
formed, some males and females, such as one
would never suspect, would steal down to
these Chinese dens to satisfy their abnormal |
appetites, and lie in the filthy hunks night |
after night He knows most of the frequent |
ers of the opium dens by name, and mentioned |
few who, he thought, would go to
any extreme to secure the forbidden poison.
He says that they can not any more abstain
from it's use than they could live without eat
lug Our readers would be surprised were
some of the names of the opium smokers
published, which our informant mentioned
1t was high time that stringent law was
passed to forbid the opium traffic among our
own kind. The practice has even now done
great and irrepsrable harm; but If severe
penalty were not attached to its sale no one
could estimate how many thousands of white
wrecks it would have produced in few years
more.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-12

IT DOES Nor WORK.-The Temperance re-
vivalist, DR.. Mckenzie, is not as successful
at Virginia as he expected he would be. 1t
appears that the so-called better classes do
not attend his meetings, and without their
encouragement the so-called lower classes
will not be driven into the harness of total
abstinence. We were right when We prognos-
tlcated that the Doctors efforts would not be
received as kindly at Virginia as they we're in
this model community. He is engaged in
terrible uphill enterprise, and will likely
soon call into requisition the aid of some of
the brothers here to assist him in bringing
about the necessary reform in that wicked
city on the side of an uninviting hill.
EASTER AT ST.. PErERs Special services
at the Episcopal Church on Easter Day. The
choir will render some fine music. Subject
for the sermon, "The Resurrection The
Holy Communion will be administered i'm
mediately after the morning service. The
Sunday School children will hold their
Easter festival in the church at P NJ Pub
lie invited. GEO r. DAVIS, Rector.
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
went south on the stage yesterday morning:
D. Norm, Mrs. White and child Mrs
Maggie White, Miss Nellie White, Joseph |
Crosby, Peter Draper, n. Rosseau, Mrs. w. |
NJ. Briefly, Sam Michaels, G. f. Singletarry, |
W. H. Dollaan, J. F. Plagman, Mrs. Christy, |
J. P. Harvey, Judge Reed, B. r. Taylor.
THE can can troupe prostituted the Genoa
Court house with one of their performances
on Thursday night. The audience was COM
posed of half dozen white men, nineteen
bucks and dozen squaws. The latter had
their sensibilities shocked and left the hall
before the entertainment closed.
THERE is an individual in this city, who is
a regular walking barometer; one can meet
him fifty times in day, and he will inya-
ri;.bly make some remark about the weather.
Can any one guess who he isl
LOUIS EPSTEIN has been appointed gardner
Of the Capitol grounds. Mr.. Epstein is a
practical gardner, having learnt the trade in
Germany. Great things are expected of him
IN that line
DID Nor ARRIVE Kinkead and
State Treasurer Crockett were expected here =
but they will not return until ;
Monday.
On the first proximo the Government will !
10 away with the use OF postage stamps for +
he transmission OF official letters AMI docu :,
nents.
BULLION. The southern stage brought in
i've bars of bullion, valued at 81 ,984 81, con-
igned to Wells, Fargo & Co, yesterday.
THE freight house of the Virginia and K
'ruckee R. R. is being enlarged to accommo-
ate the business of that company.
THE cold, cherries and uncomfortable tt
Gather continues. fo
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A NEW DoDGE-Snce the recent perform
ance at the Carson Opera House, of the blood
and thunder Indian drama, the Carson boys
picked up new dodge, which only came to a
ripe head yesterday. All day and evening
were they heard IN all quarters of the city i'm
itating Indian war yells, making the most
hideous noises The boys are divided into
two parties, one party are emigrants, and the
other are savage Indians, and SO savage are
the latter, that one of the emigrants came near
having one of his eyes gouged out yesterday
afternoon with wooden dagger. 1t is to be
hoped that this new dodge will be of very
short duration, for the noise is perfectly mad
dening.
THERE are messages remaining uncaled
for at the Western Uuion Telegraph office for
the following persons: NJ c. Gardner, VIM.
Benson and 10 Reams
THE annual examinations of public schools
closed yesterday.
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n B-Dont forget to call in and examine the portraits.
You snail be charged anything for looking at them
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NOTICE..
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT or THE SIC

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE SRC-
ond Judicial District County Of 0rmsby State Of Nc
vada-SoL SIMPSON HIS CRHDTrORs.Notice t. Credit
ors Il nsolvent: Pursuant order Of the Hon. X D
King Judge of the said District Court notice hereby
given all the creditors Of the said nsolvent Sol Siup
be and appear before the said Judge at the Court
Room of sand Court in the city Of Carson, in the county
Of Ormsby State of Nevada, on the SIXTH DAY OF
NAV, A D. 1879 at 10 o'clock A.. Of that day, then
and there to show any they why the pray
of said insnyent should not be granted and assign
of his estate he made and he be discharged from
his debts and liabilities, in pursuance Of the Statute Ia
such m1de and provided; and in the meantime all
proceedings against said msolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this 30
day Of April A. u. 1879.
tsEALl j. II. MARSHALL, County Clerk.
DO
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A Physicians As Years. Experience.

COLUMBIA Tuoumne Co, July IL, 1878
W. j. Horne, Esq.-noar Sir For time past
have have used in practice the California r site TuE,
with entire satisfaction in most Of complicated hernia
Of both During practice Of forty five years nave
found truss that would, with the and certain
ty retain the required al ustment the pressure being al
ways under the immediate control of the patient The
simplicity and of application is Of itself guarantee
20 every experienced physician haYe the honor ~ remit
by mail the due knowing that contribute TO tho
alienation Of afflicted humanity. You're, truly,
! TIIplTS