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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
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NOrICE-PoposS3ls for IcmoX9s . part ., 8
Irtmeht DOCKS II ant rs Dul9o -ttc o. nm iyh W
E St s copies o. o Goai at 80 ' cr - " =
NOTICE.-P oposals will be- received at ne
y oacc % ne partmont o. Pubic hanii.' ana o.
rec9n 80 80 "a 9Xe; uI t al, no an - az
Record Tor sale AT No. = CITY liaii
NOTiCE.-Pfoposals viii be received at the
office Of e Department o. PUBIC ISF,i'' i s.d '%
100 LfRY Forful iniomatloa see oib lecoid' iof "i
N-OTICE.-ScaIed PROPOSAL, Will be received
- the oice Of the Bo1id 81 idclti Do corner Sasi
and Em-st4.. unu Monday november -, nsv iot eah4
civ ci''i iiecor, .1 ioi sale at So CIV Han
NOTlCE.-Sraled proposals vii! be received
~ At tie Office Of the botd Of LdG, aton corner ora.
required BY the ;,'d B,lri igr The year fgT al n
NOTltE.-Sealcd proposals will b. re- eivM
1850 fr he cree laoies cottage on cmpA sqaas
tor iu Information see Cty Record 'oI SAFE at 40 IN
NOTICE.-Saaled proposals viii be received
n by the Department o. Pubic farks uutli Noyemb,rA
ls9o bu ding sewers ana or a.lns aa a4.s as ,nsr
see Cl,y Record. In sal, OF No. = C..y Hal.
NOTICE Proposals for removing part Of
pier at me iool OF s@st ~ r. 14i miami f PEI nsi
and 10 Duanesi.. uriii AN NoE an.r $50, a. oeDt
For ~ information see the ,y Record. topics iof IA
at No City naI.
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
- the Office OF the Board q EiuHion corner o. Gini
and klm-sts, Until MONDAY, he ~ dIy a. N9YenoL
1850 ~ II printing required bY me sld bolrd *
thr Vpar 1851. samples the various Toe imcIts Ne ~
qicd bc printed D. ~ thr oiAc %. Tie CeA
the BOad. where blank iUrs 81 prog sal mas aso De "
tanned bach proposal must De addressed TO iac NoAA4e9
ties, siactory l. said Commute Val w. lel-
the faithful performance q tie contract ne ,'MIs;s
the Ilght 10 reject any BIZ! # tn,d III lie PAs
interest ...,.. =. 81, .-,,rn
BENZ t. NANIERRE
DAVID WEfMOkt,
CHAIII.~ PLACE,
HENRY J. ME>I,
COWlit.te On supplies
Dated New York, November @. lso0
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Ri.
- celyed olcf 80 ,rd ol FL cation eonst@
E,m-st anti Monday he - dlr Of NoVelos
1880 a. Supplying. lOr the tse ~ the SOU.
the jurisdiction OF said Bo.rd hook. sIt0n ~
other articles required for year cluia uri1g te sur
Of January ISL City and an rs publisher, ~ p0a" -
dcae in The various article, re AIRED are IN . vs.
IT'teIenc, will be given to III" bids oi tpI. ,u
pci dcsrOus that commissions % di}, s1aN VI q
quoted the pure % the articles Dd tpt \ sauP'@@
d article accompany the bli. \ Ast Z" Mucsf
quted alti winch md VII Dc eo,'-,
may obtained Application 10 the cicik o. the oost
Each lTuuosa must pc addressed 10 tht Cummie On
iudIr>ct Proposals tor supple Toe tomb'
reserve the ght TO reject bd de med Tor e p"'
teIcsL -, mann
BENJ. T. MANItR.E
DAVID NEfMuNE
CHARLES PLACE,
Hi.NRi = WISE ,
Committee on supples
Dated New.Yors, November 6. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
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HOUSEKEEPER-B capable lady; REL
Il e-ences exchanged Address SOLICITOR. NO %@o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
Alru lyLhItaIIons


FACTS.
over 2I1OnOofE p Roes Novels ave been sold.
Tho INST edition o. 2oo.o Of "A Day ofEaie' publ saed
oct J. was almost immediate exhausted and asecond cdt
ION is now ready.
TIE EXPLANATION.
IRIS of Roo that he always paints from
rca' luc ' Chl 1856 Az Union
we have i,ad ever stg Of is ai ItloraTa have
sing instance boston noue journal
,Ir. Roe could not writ. dun booi fhe uiol"-,Phia
His Pic are never corman7'occ rHaroer Maas7 ne
His Wow gre broadly .ic att his not 9ns Of no 81 ~
-.Eyening io-t
The avl.y and a.lan. with which Mr. Rocs BOOKS are
reads most hopeful sign -iic-so Ac'2a1.4
ADAY OF FATE.
4 FACE ILLCMiNlD
KNIGHT or XIX CENTURY
NEAR To NATURE HHAEE
FROM JEST To FAENE-r
OPENING 4 CHESTNUT BURR
WHAT CAN sHE Dol
BAEhIEE5 BURNED AWAY.
lyoL 1@ro. 80.
DODp. NEAD & CO..
PUBLISHERS. SEwNoEK.
& p PUrNAMo soN'a,
4s2 F,2.H.Ave. NETWORK,
PUBLISH THIS WEEK;
wOlANHOOD IEcTJ RE- ON wONAN's WORK II
THE WORLD. Ey TIC Rev j.. Heber Newton l2no. cloth
extra n p.
A pocroP's SUGGESTIONS TO THE COMMUNITY.
By D b. IT. Joan Hoosa syp cloth extra. about FL
CREED AND DEED By tue Rev Felix Adler New and
cheape- edition Emo cloth ezra. a.
Ihr rcaaah HE style coodhe s'a emo'ts
ere clear refined AID Tie moral am pure
NEARLY READY:
1,NPEATEv T,ACKs u JAPAN BY Isabella Bird
author @. a Iadys If. in ,le Rock Mountains" YES.
syo. flIy illustrated. about 50
/ iFE or SARAH BERNHARDT.
Il The 4''9ol' t eqi VIZ E'G 6 ru t.Ss - ($n
rVHE HEART OF \ WOMAN.
NY MARRIAGE"
isl domestic issued Anonymously but tic au'or who
ever he or sae mas deep kIOvei-e oifs tina -
no-e than theory sui .ue r 81 story telling There sI
fascination the Of ns book thar, opened and
began Will pcrntt TO be tad asi!e III re 'at rlse is
the reading D. It for the time, too, the
Cincinnati Times
rucE 500
ROBERTS BEOIHERS,
1UBLG,HEE-.
Now READY.
McPHERsON's
HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
Ecn1sso
Record o. important PoiucH Action,
MAJ oc4 an! STATE.
Jry ISIS. 10 July /, 1882
i.,F HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON.
Containing
President Hayes's M-'sl-c.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
WHO WAS FOOLED e?

'MOthcro o.
A look of tender cxpostulation; the
swift moving of aged lips to oasmile. Two
faces almost touched as apair of strong
arms relieved feeble ones Of " heavy
package of books.
We'll, DEAR said the mellow old voice
of Mrs. Naples addressing her son, Lynn,
4 thought you had enough to carry
Lynn Naples arms might have been
said to be full, for hc carried " dry
goods bundle, a valisc, wcll-packed
shawl-strnp and an umbrella; but he
took quick possession oftho books, and
then after an instant's evident regret
that he had no arm to offer his mother,
stepped from tho store-door, and turned
to hail horse-cR.
A fair face, that had been turned
steadily toward tho two since they
emerged from the store, leaned forward
sow into the sunshine, as Annie Lorraine,
among the velvet cushions Of her pha'
ton, followed with her brown, attentive
; ewes the movements Of mother and son
Amusing, watching the crowd some
times, remarked an elegant young maj
at her side, rcconcilins himself Will
what grace he could to Miss Lorraine
inattention.
yes she answered, almost inaudl
bly,.
The next momcnt, with a sharp cry
$, she had sprung from the rioleetush'oll
and was FOREMOST in the gathering crowt
BcwiIdered, and for once shaken on
of his boastcd repose of manner, Perc
s. Dudley followed her.
An aged woman, her beautiful silver
hair dishe vclcd, her black dress cover(
with dust, had just been lifted from Il
4 ground by burly policeman, and W
- instantly claimed by young man.
will some ono one call carriage
cried Lynn Naples, his mother ly''
A. senscless across his breast q
" q Take mine! pray, take mine: t
astonishcd Dudley heard Miss Lolal
~ saying
49, - But before he could get his breath,
'est was shouldered one side by Lynn, W
). had accepted Miss Loraine's offer WI
,old out thought, and was only anxious
). ret his mother to a place OF safety
nIS rgS He laid her in the deep seat, and s.
S. ported her with one arm, while n
orth Lorraine put the lines into his OF
;tin.
hand.
w,r Turn down this side strtct-H"lc
$. out of the crowd she said; and le
y at the phnton at the st. james Hotel
" Miss Lorraine
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
BEAUTIFUL LINES.

A young lady Of Philadelphia who
had contributed several articles to the
press of that city on the subject OF
Temperance, was accused OF being 9
monomaniac on that subject, where
upon she wrote the following pathetic
lines:
90 fcol what have felt,
Go bear what have borne
Sink meath the blow father dealt.
And the cold, proud worlds scorn;
Then suffer on from year to year
Thy sole relief scorching tear.
Go kncel as have knolt,
Bcseech, implore and pray
Strive the besotted heart to smelt
The downward course to stay;
! Re dashed with bitter curse aside;
Your prayers burlcsqued, your tears dehea'
60 weep as have wept,
| Der loved fathers fall
See every promised blessing swept
Youths sweetness turned to gall
Lifoa fading flowers strewn all the way 10
Tint brought mo up to woman's day.
Go see what I have seen;
Behold the strong man bowed
With gnashing teeth lie bathed in bloou'
And cool and livid brow;
Go catch his withered glance, and SEQ
There mirrorel his souls misery,
Go to my mothers side,
And her crushed bosom cheer
, Thine own deep sngnish hide
Wipe from her cheek tcar
Mark tho worn frame and withered prov
The gray that streaks her dark hair now !;
With fading form and trembling limb
And trace the ruin back to him
Whose plighted faith in early youth
Promised eternal love and truth.
But who, foresworn, hath yielded up
That promise to the cursed cup,
And led her down, through love and light
@ And all that made her future bright
II And chained her there, mid want and STRIFE
=" That lowly thing, DRuNKARps WIFE
And stamped on childhoods brow 90 mild, ,
= That withering bight--a drunkards ds chilh
Go hear, and sec, aud feel, and know
All that my soul hath felt and known ;
Then look upon the wine'cup's glow
r. See if its beauty will atone;
Think ifits flavor you will try,
Us When all proclaim: "'Tis drink ana eie
Tell me l hate the bowl,
y Hate is feeble word
l losthe, ABHoR, my very soul
NJ. With strong disgust is stirred
II Wheneer see, or hear. or tell ii.
- or that dark beverage Of hell!
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

A new method Of saluting ladi
the street has lately been adopt
the nobbiest swell gentlemen OF
years. 1t il done in ono time an
motions. The hat, by . righ
grasp, is lifted from tho head,
forward on a line with sh~ nd
then suddenly lowered to tho pi
stomach, then, as suddenly, thl
returned to its place, follow
same angular route. Tho heal
same time, must be bobbed fo
it's natural position. The bel
perfection Of this salutation DEF
on tho rspidity Of tho exccutio
movements. Itis known ~ 8!
win jerk," because hand'organ
put on and take off their little
the spme celebrity Of motion. L
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

A wag got hold Of the Sugar Planter
mans whisky bottle and labeled it, "To
be continued in our necks.'
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that there
election of officers for the d
Veteran Association Of the
East Baton Rouge, On Wedns
tho 10th inst, at y o'clock
Academy Han. A full attends
J pectcd.
JOHN J. WAX, ~
or. sKOLFIELD, Secrets
Lorgest and best Job Pfinttl
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
Robt. F. Hereford, NJ. D..

SilyerPlated sts msv9S on Ss,vsrr1atSS VERY 1at$s
WARE. Ware OH hand, will
sell the same, for the next thirty days at red"c'
tiop of TWENTY. FIVE PER CENT. Now Il
the time to buy TEA SETS CASTORS h, GAhE
BASKETS, WATER PITCHERS BuTTEE ,,I 3M
DISHES, etc, etc, at GREAT bA Ak.iAlM ,i,.,,
The above goods arc warranted to he ne BEo
that il made. JOHN JOhN NcNN.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

$20E?;ss s sa,. :. sf%s ss s;s;: Isss:. Ss6' s'
son & Co., Portland Maine.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

NEW GOODS-Pcrsian Insect Pow
" der, Hop Bitters, Ballands Flea
Killer. McMunn's Elixir of Opium,
Strictly Pure White Lead, Gold and Sill
yer Paper, Tissue Paper, all colors, ia
cob's Cordial for DiarrhTa, etc, etc, at
;e21 BROOKS DRUG STORE.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

S,LANG, ATTORNEY AND C0uNsELok
IL. At Law, DonaldsOnville, La VIII plac'
,;co in ali the courts of the State of Louisiana.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

$72 h.s WEEK sa.v nwSv' nsse &tess 1l,s rI%s Say
| Co, Augusta, Maine.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
VOL. 9.
ATTORNEYS.

~ w. POPE, ATTORNEY At Law amt
\. Notary Public, Port Allen, West baso'' no,
Rouge. La. Special attention given to the co.. co.,
lection Of accounts taking testimony under CON, ON
mission and TO all other matters requiring tne
attention of an Attorney or Notary III .lie P''S''
~ West Baton Rouge. apr.' WHO
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

,,,HOS, II. DUPREE, ATTORNEY
and Counselor at Law. Ohice-No Il, Plke
Row, Baton Rouge, La Will practice in the
state and Federal Courts
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

OEED POTATOES-ln store and for
- sale: Peerless and Rnssct Potatoes,
ot store of ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

VOFFEE-ln store: so bags OF Rio
u Coffee, different grades, at lowest
nrccs ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

Lorgest and best Job Printl
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

JUERRON,B BIRD & BEALE
IL ATTORNEYS and COUNsELoRs Ar Law. oiice
on North Boulevard street, near tho post Once
baton Rouge. La. will attend to all law Dasi.
ness entrusted to them in this ana a")oihihs
parishes: >,c p,., IN po,,e
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08
SHARON WAITING HIS OPPOR.
TUNITY.

Sharon has evidently come to the conclu-
sion that it is easier to buy up one man than
. thousand, and it is generally conceded that
he will take no hand in the primaries, prefer
ing to wait until the Legislature meets. The
Reno Gazette, staunch Republican news
paper, puts the case correctly in the follow
ing:
The Senatorial fight is assuming new
phase. Mr.. Sharon has not gone into the
primaries as We expected. He has not inter,
fered with those of Washoe county, and will
not in Eureka or the middle ones. This is
significant. 1t seems to indicate that Mr..
Sharon il going to make his fight in the Leg
lslature entirely. We would be glad to be
lieve that Mr.. Sharon's intention is to stand
up beside other candidates and take his
chances in that body, but unfortunately Mr..
Sharon's methods and record forbid the idea.
We are bound to believe that undue influences
will be used to get votes, and we advise the
people, if they do not want Mr.. Sharon re-
elected, to choose their men with that object
in view. If Mr.. Sharon is going to try to
buy his way into the Senate, the people do
not want him. If he is going to take open
chances with the others we still do not want
him. Let every county instruct its Legisla
tive ticket against him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08
SHARON'S ELIGIBILITY.

The Constitution Of the United States, Sec-
ton 3, Article /. reads;
Ne person shall be Senator who shall not
have attained to the age of 80 years and been
nine years citizen Of the United States, and
,cho shall not, ,shen elected, be an i'ssdbitant
of that State from ,ohich he Is chosen
The legal definition Of the word inhabitant
il found in Burrills Law Dictionary, volume
II, page ~:
INHAB1rANT. Lat. inhabitants, from inhab-
iare, from IN, in, and habitare, to dwell. A
d,ueller IN a place; a resident. One who
dwells OF resides permanently in place
Wsbster One who has fixed and Perma-
neat abode in place. resident and inhob-
itant mean the same thing 2 Kents Conn.,
40, 431, note 20 Johns r. 2O8 Walworth,
G. WendeUs r. 14O. But citizen and IN
habitant are not synonymous. II Peters Il
219, 800, Barbour, J. The Lat inhabitare,
the root Of this word, Imports by Its very con-
struction, frequency, constancy, permanency,
habit, closeness of connection, attachment
both physical and moral, and the word in
serves tc give additional force to these senses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

But HUMBLE MEDIJn.-The Sutro hide
pendent says:
The Virginia Enterprise has undoubtedly
got its hands full in attempting to refute the
logical and legal arguments Of the Carson A.
PRAL on the Sharon question.
1t is not the APPEAL that the Enterprise
10 trying to get away with but the cold law of
Senatorial elections as laid down in the Con-
stitution of the United States The APPEAL
is but the humble medium through which the
Constitution is expounded to the Enterprise,
now cropping infdarkness on the subject
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

SENSIBLE WORDS FROM THE NEws.-The
Geld Hill Neus, hitherto considered Sharon
paper, has finally concluded that it is useless
fer the Senator to attempt to run again. The
editor reads the signs in the Political horizon
and sees the storm ahead. Speaking Of the
disgrace which Sharon had brought upon the
State, it says:
We believe that combinations of honest
citizens, who have the interest of the State at
heart, can be found inside of the parties and
within party lines, who, by insisting that
none but good men should be given nomina-
tion fer Office, can accomplish all they desire
in the direction indicated. We have scores
of men of sufficient ability to perform the
duties of the highest offices within the gift of
our people, with credit to themselves and
honor to the State, and therefore have no
good excuse for allowing corrupt political
demagogues to fasten themselves upon u.s.
Nevada has within her limits "men whom the
lust Of sfice does not kill, and "whom the
spoils of office cannot buy" These men are
willing to accept Office at the hands of the peo-
pie, if the people 50 desire. And it is for the
people to decide whether they will elect men
of this class to Office, and thereby redeem the
xesd name Of the State, or whether they will
allew themselves to be still further disgraced
by allowing our offices Of honor and trust to
be bought like sheep in the shambles.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

THE BAY CITY PLAGARIsTs. -Considerable
Of discussion is being raised in San Fran
cisco over the fact that Chronicle reporter
stole an idea from Puck, New York illus
trated paper, and wrote it up under the title
of "Brannagans Bull Fight. The Post re-
Gently contained an article by the author of
1.-The Pride of Betsey B. relating how some
tourists were fooled by wags who tied the an
tiers of an elk on the head of mule and
palmed it off for deer. The account of how
Sydney Swift did exactly the same thing will be
found ON page 449 of his book "Wit and
Wisdon"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

RUFUS SHoEMAKBR Of the Free Lance,
quotes scripture to prove that Hancock is the
man the people should vote for, forgetting
that the Bible distinctly says: "Whoso has a
proud look and high stomach, 1 will not suf
fer him. Shoemaker is confident Of Han
cocks election, never having read the words
of Luke XIX, IA. 1--WE will not have this
man reign ever u.s..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

The Bedie Free Press speaks Of the average
Nevada journal as being as stimulating as the
NEST melancholy could wish and then alludes
to the "Sac(k )riligious Scribes. Melancholy
must make its headquarters in the noodle, of
man who would dig up so musty pun as
the above.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

A FEW days ago boy who pleaded guilty
to throwing piece Of muskmelon at China
man Was fined thirty dollars in the Police
Court Of Stockton, while man Who beat q
Chinaman on the head with a wagon spoke
WAS fined only ten dollars BY Justice of the
Peace.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

WHENEVER the San Francisco Chr0n-
;cle describes ship wreck it never fails to al
lude to the "angry waves" Probably the
reporter confounds their general frothiness
with anger.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

The Stockton Nail has the following:
When Nevada journalist went home
gloomily the other day and said to his wife,
"Well, my dear, I've got the sack she
lsaped with joy and cried, "Then shall get
silk dress after all; shant p The peer
woman did net understand the discharged
editors technical language.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

The Nevada Transcript has just turned
twenty years cid, and SO we'll conducted a
journal as it appears to be cannot we'll help
living at least twenty years longer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

THE Sacramento Democrat, speaking Of
pelican that was brought to the Enterprise
office, says "The editor went into ecstacies
ever the size of the sac under the birds bill. F"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

ELECTRIC BBLTs.-Thaxter has some genu-
inc electric belts for sale, which, in few
weeks transformed consumptivs into a
prize fighter. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

BRNToN's STAGE.-On and after May 28th
Bentoa's stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
at 10 A. N. until further notice
j. ID. BENTON.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

1OR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT:
". II. BEATTY. White PIN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
[rRRss DISPATCHES TO F4B MOANING APPRAL

irRRes DISPATCHES TO TRB MOANING APPRAt
Boiler Explesion.
PORTLAND, Ogn., September
The boiler of the steam tug Rip Van Win
kle exploded this morning At 8 o'clock. The
only person ON beard was r. w. Wilson, the
engineer, who was SO frightfully scalded that
he died. ....
Will Adjourn Spreckles' Successor The
Justice ". 0chnDtz.
SAN FRANCIsce, September Z.
The San Francisco Stock Board will ad-
iourn to morrow after tho IL o'clock session
until Friday morning at $50 o'clock. The
morning call Tomorrow will be :hs same as
Saturdays.
The Republican Executive Committee have
placed DR.. John A. Bauer on the Electoral
ticket, vice Claus Spreckles, Withdrawn.
In the suit Of the Justice Mining Company
vs.. George Schultz ct al Judge Evans has
made an order that the action be dismissed,
the property released and the attachment
discharged.
Murderous Indians.
SAN Francisco, September 7.
A special from Fort Bowie says the Indians
captured the stage from the East, 16 miles
from Fort Cummings in New Mexico. The
driver and passengers, tive in number, we're
killed. One of the passengers, Ewing S.
Madden, was a son Of Captain D. Madden,
of the Sixth Cavalry. The stage horses were
taken. General Buell. and command were at
Fort Cummings engaged at the time of the
depreciation. The General has sent party
in pursuit.
More Disasters AT Sea.
SAVANNAH, September Z.
Specials to the Ne,cs report additional dis
asters Oh the Florida coast The schooner
Rose Eppinger, from Cedar Keys fer New
York, is a total wreck. The FIRST mate Of the
ship joseph Bayles was lost overheard The
brig Long Praede, from Apalachicola for
Philadelphia, was stranded, and two ether
vessels, names unknown, are also ashore. A
large ship, dismasted, was seen in the break
srs nears St. Sebastian the crew were still
on board A large portion Of the bottom of
4 ship, newly coppered, apparently vessel Of
2 900 tons, and a lot of mahogany came
ashore yesterday at St. Johns Bar.
Chinese in Louisiana. old Prsbs.''
WASHINGTON, September Z
Planters are importing Cinnamon into Lou |
siana and the negroes are kicking against it. |
General Miles is to be appointed " Old !
orebs' of the Signal Service
ELECTRIC BRLTs-Thaxter has some genu.
ne electric belts for sale, which, in few
weeks transformed consumptivs into
,rize fighter. If
BENroN's STAGE. and after May 28th
1oc%o-,. .to ~ Cor aL Tu Ina ,l1 Ia, .,. Ill,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

Telegraph Cigar Store,
VXyHILE LISTENING TO TaE TILE.
w GRAPHIC tick and spsculasing as to how much
the last DEAL you may find re b, sinking the Stock
Shop getting the Of the behind the Telegraph
hne favored chewing tobacco the last
r, and ready for tho imported luxury at the
Telegraph Cigar Store you can ret
A DAISY OF A BIT CIGAR.
Always on hand snnokerS materials, including meer
schauns brervood and other varieties Of pipes smoking
tobacco pipe STEMS cigarettes cigarette paper and In
short, everything to be f0uno IN fl stcass eabhshnsnt
Telegraph Cigar s.ore Ormsby Building, Carson street
Carson. ies0
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT
AID rH"rH'E1eH*
oRM8Bx HOUSE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
SHARP BROTHERS,. PropRtessFs
This hotel is the most pleasantly and centrally located
the city, being near tbs pFiDepa bsee houses and tn
Tie Culinary Department b under the management o
experienced Aesds, and expense will be spared in rup
plying the table with the best the market Affords.
J: W. SHARP formerly of TIE Revere House, kapa
Cslnornial Manager.
the r n s BY hoUsE
s the beadesaters for III the stage lines leaving Carson
Trsaaient Rates. q 80 md g
Meals ~ e<ntS secn
Carson CITY September 10, 1879. Ii
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

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