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Wkt parson gailg Appeal
CAltSON ClTYt
o"y Drrtmbfr 3.
Wiit? The furw i. Arrsn. rails cn
Hon. C. C. Stfveiison Id r--sit!n from the
CvoteDui ii CouiOiissioD. That invita
tion carries no nsrh r pmuth that it
ft'tKht BeTrr t Lmo K u ma. le ui.l- s
there are Krion rfnwiis l. r it. WLm
re ihej? What has Mr. Sir-ns.u done
that M wrong, or failed tj ilj that
woall Lata K en riiihl? Ar the other
mmter of tbe Cemuu-'-ii.'n tlissatistied
with him. or has sin.t cu-', iu a p- istii.al
liarrel. enlisted the sympathies of too
ardent friends anJ prevaiil upon thent
to ask soniatbiiig wbich neither the bal
ance of th Commission nor the people
deira? The pnbli oaht to l-e act riyht
in the matter. En!?rj,ri.
We catlt J for the rcinution of both
SteTenson anJ Whitthill. Via showed
that it was to their rivalri. 3 and clash
ing plana that all the wraneiir.g wilLin
the Hoard vs chargeable. We urged,
farther, that tkair position as employes
of the Board Quartz-mill man and
Mineralogist ni&do it improper that
Stevenson sLoaM be President and
Whitehili Secretary. Whiiebill has re
itigned. a we think he was rijLt in
il-ting. We think it uoc.ll ho equally
light for Mr. MeTetson to withdraw
from th Commio:i. We have no ao
easatioQ to I ring against his honesty or
capability; and the finding 1t one con
temporary of any " reproach in oar in-
Ml'XDAT RRIUIXG.
From Appletou's Amerirai: Cyclopedia
we hare the following history tl tbs dis
covery of tho holy cros:
The f Mival Cftlled t'n- InTeolinn
lis Cr-.ss." instituted in honor uf the
tiud.n;! of the cross, in 3"J0. by the
Eair-rtss lMena. t'ie mother of ContAU-
tine. is celihniied on the 3d of May.
Tbe story of the discovery is related by
Sozorneu, Kalinin. Theodret I'auliauH,
Sti'pichu ScTenis. St. Cyril of Jernsa
lem. and Chry-C5toTu; but Eusihius is
piint reearding it. Whu lfcnlena
visited the w.-e-?;f-s abont Jerusalem, it i.s
Mid t but every irai-eof the pvat event
hail been obliterated by the heathen, and
a temple Tonus etoo.I upon Mount
Calvary: bnt a J'w. who had tr-asured
np what traditions he could (aiher.
printed out tbe prohibit) llace of
Christ '; tepiilohre. The spot bting ex
cavated, three cross.. were discovered,
and the title which that i f Jesus bore
was foaaj lying by itself. It is related
that the cross of Christ was distinguished
from the other two by miraculous cures
xronght by tonchirg it. A Church was
bnilt ovrr tht spot, and a part i f tbe
sacred relic w&s deposited in it ; a part
was oent to Korue, and placed in the
Cliarcli cf Santa Crece. in Gerusalemne,
bnilt to receive it; and the rest was put
by Constantine into tbs head t-f a statue
of him-If in Constantinople. The first
was carried away by Cuoffro, King of
Persia, in I'll, but was afterward recov
rtd by tbe Kaiperor Hraclrts, who
zv-ktorjii it t J its a former place in ( iJ.
In the tim of the Ciasudts it was borne
to batt.'j by the Christians, and was cap
tured by Sihidin in lli7, in bis prtat
vic-tory nar Tibetias. Wtutt is asserted
to be a piece of tho true cross is still at
Horn'1; another was preserved in Poland
till the s vente.-ntii centurv. when it wts
vitition to him to rf i.n is cratui:ou:j ct d i iin-stiited l v John Casiruir to the Priu-
nnwarrsntej bv anvthict? we aid or i ces Polutiue Ar.ua Guoajj, who be- I
, n t-? i .i i i'.ifii!hed it to the monks of St. lie r-
meant. Kat while he was one of thr- M iu j,,. anJ ialI1Illeral,,ll smnn I
Board. Mr. W hitehiU had a voice in pra- , reput..d fr.iicesita are held by Catholics I
moting the tuiaerulopieal business, in
"which he is personally an l j rofca-ios-ally
interested. Mr. Sttversoa is en
gaged in the basiue.-s of Qizr'.z ?li'!
iug ia an inventor and patent je of ct r
taiu pars and ether parapherr.uli.i I '-latin-;
to that busine.-s and fjr th::!
and otl.er rt:asjns we thcnghl tLit L,
too, would promote thj tans?' I y res: ga
in. We dj not beli;-vo that if bs hhd
been d;so(.ur.ecttd v.i;li tha Heard the
project of a quarts mill ct the Ceutrn
niiU (whu-h we have didou5s 1 so f:ee'v).
would h:ive been pushed so f.ir th: ad a ;
it has been. As to the somewhat feel's
insmnaticn that we haro f -potrsed Mr.
WhiiehiU's siJo of a ijuarrel that's elcai
and bnried, it is not at all juMiEe d by
anything wo bavs b-uJ er eiciie. We do
not care any m;ra for ilr. V"hitcLill
than we do for Mr. Stevenson; and we
have a jnc but the f rlon Jiit t fee lings for
them both; but it so harpers that in
bein members of the Centennial Hoard
they have been legitimate subjects for
discussion and criticism; an las v. t have
the good of the Centennial cause at hosri
we arc solicitous to si nil obstacles
and wrangles and causes of diiTc-rscec
removed from its consideration. EitherJ
Mr. Stsvsnson should abandon the
qaartz-mill proposition ct reda. The
ierjTic prt fta3es to be shocked thai
we should make this suggestion; bat it
has no protest to offer cgainst cur mak
ing a similar Bnggastion rsgardicg Mr.
Whitehill. Ws have harnessed theia
together and treated them both alike.
Why should Mr. Stevenson be dealt with
any more tenderly than Mr. Whitehill?
through r.t tLe- worid.
In a 1 it sermon delivered by Rov. O.
B. lrothin-;ham of New York wo find '
the following origica! id-'.is:
is srFt rp.iN-; a proof er mn? j
And vet th riiie of hin is lost in onr i
Grass Valley, December 3. At 2:15
this afternoon a heavy shock of earth
quake was felt in this place. Buildings
were shaken, windows that were stand
ing opn were forceel to and crockery
was rattled at a fearful rate, but no se
rious elaira; was done, lsttration of
shock about ten set-onus. '1 ho motion
was from north to south. The shock
occurred during a hsary rain. The
weather is vry stormy here.
This would seem to justify th; impres
sion of our itforiuanu. Y"e thought
they might have mistaken r. mid Jen gust
of wind for an eartheinak shock, or,
perhaps, a Hdd-n spasmodical cavort
ing of the sewii.g machine ; but this
Grass Valley ej-'iimce lends plausibil
ity to their b!o:.
JfTSTEKlfH's. 1'roiu Conductor Ma
poniglo e lcaru that an old buiy, a
tlirout;h pat-se-ngor from the Hast, elis
appeared from tho train somewhere
about Pc'jtioii. S'orno ef her fellow
passengers notice el that sho v.;is ab
sent from lier usual place in the car,
tint not apprehending any iangcr to
f!io lady, I'ai.'eel to notity tho con
ductor of her disappearance until the
train bail niado souio twenty miles
after slid was tnisseti. Iuiincdiate
sarch ruvcaled the f.irt that she bad
loft the train, but bow, or in what
in inner, it was impossible to tleier
iniiie. She was well provided with
bnggujre a:l means to defray her ex
penses, notwithstanding v.bie'h, slia
apiH-arei! very despondent, anil had
t;d seiine of the passengers that she
Intel not a friend in tli work!. It is
feared that her nimd was wandering,
and that she stepped from tho tratn
while it was iu motion. bl'ko Inde
pendent, 10C. 2.
daily iil?. lt to the Catholic church j
Rii-.i li-ten V its ti.i.i most of -ahioh is j
taken from the UUan opera; tiiereisco i
spirit cf siu ia it. The priests are eom-JorU.b!-
me n, the laity are conversable
men. The sense cf sin 13 one now very
diliicult to i;-. I at bv any body of men.
'ibeeii ilr.i used to by that all : ...Ter
ing, aii ji:tsfe-rtnn, all c.il in.iiy could
l traced tj a sin coniriittcd bv the
at.'lleted or saii'-nnr;. Jesus hiaise
Etover pr.cI.';iiRfcd this moiLiJ iiiea
sin; He always repelled it, but, notwit!
standing His protii.t, ii's dise;pk-3 i
bd their domestic trouble sanctiied to
them tht thev coal I ce-t more music
ont of n Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
chine than ever befrre in their life !by
could geto it of a Chiek- ring r.iud or a
Stein ay. 'krl-ti-ni Mim r.
Consciousrjs 'f unbelief is a sin .f
Oftilal faith. Iniidrls are- never troubled
with nnbehrf. lend men never feel
cold. I'rozen feet neve r ache. And a
soul eiven np to UDgodlincts. and bound
hand and foot to sin. has no trouble
with unbelief. Mirror.
Christ never savs do not get. lie never
condemn man's inborn love of posses
sion. He doesn't say bis elbeipls mnst
never have money or laud. He doesn't
rebuke their d-'siie for learning and
pleasure. He doesn't say tby must
never seek to win bven. He never
scorns to portray tho hlssednss of the
tr:z wh eh be ttives t.ioru to win. But
be liinkes ail these Serve and not rule.
Ha Rives an object above them. He
give a key for men's search. He shows
what getting is for. Man may get all
that be can ; no to him if be doesu t
get. It is what ho is put bore for. l.'tv.
c. f. z..fe.
" What keeps Mr. K from kirk.
J. imps ?" said a worthy minister, " I
hot it' not Methodism." "No, "re
sponded the vrgr ; " If something
wor than Methodism." "What then?
Is it Calvinism?" Worse, yonr rev
erence, worse : surely, fai:ics, it is
not Deim ':" "Much worse, an' it
pleas your reve-rence, than even that."
"Good he.v.:,s !" sani tha astonished
pastor, " can it be Atheism which de
prives ns of th best chnreh warden that
ever shook a box?" "Truly," responded
pious Jams. " 'tis a much more serious
matter ; it is rheumatism !"
Tlir. H.vri-Y HOl'R.
the busy day is over.
The household work is elotie,
Tho cares that fret tbe morning
Have faelcd with tlie sun :
And in the tende r twilight,
1 sit in happy rest.
With my eiarliiisr little baby
Asleep opt'ii my breast.
White lids, with silken fringes,
shut out the waning light ;
A little hand closu folded.
Holds mamma's lingers tight ;
And in their soft, while wrappings.
At last in perfect ri'st,
Two d iinty foot are cuddled
I.iko birdies in a nest.
Ali hopes and love unworthy
Depart at this sweet hour,
All true and noble longings
llcticw their hoiy power ;
For Christ, who in tho Virgia
ur Motherhood has blest,
Is ne ar to every woman
With a bat y on her breast.
-l7'-:f. -it's .!.v.1;.
ih tureij .ViifuifJ tf lecctaber
a long article replyiug to remarks ot
e Eittrj.tls on the Ashiin murder
trial, rmtkss so:ne very w:lil assertions
rc.'-rding the quarrel betwen the tiur
el.rcr and his vi.-.u.i. We pick out a
few misstatements at random. Tbe
t!iTf,fl says that l5rasieh n,et b;s death
iu a restaurant kept by an Irishman and
a Scisvoman. Ice eating-house was
kept by Sullivan & MilsiaJt. There is
nothing in tho evidoncs which decides
Mr. Sullivan's nativity. As to Milstadt,
ho swears he i a Dane a native of Co
penhagen. We have the evidence as
reported for the Inyo hidqiendenl, the
whole tono of which paper favors Ashim ;
and tho very worst that is attempted to be
hown ajainst Ftrasich is, that on th
day before th murder he and Ashim
had som high words, and that I'era
sich put hi hand to his hip " as if " to
draw a pistol. The Sentinel says he did
draw a pistol and brandished it in Ash
im' facs. No such statement is made
by any of tho witnesses ; not evtn by
Ashim himself. The Sentinel has a long
and highly erroneous account of the
shooting an account altogether at vari
ance with tha facts as r oven at the
trial and as they were presented in the
Appeal of last Tuesday. As tc Mr.
Ashim 's amiable character, it is nt t im
possible that whn liie iudicraent
against Alec!; Perasich, (for assa t on
Ashim), coms np for trial in the Orms-
by County District Court, the lamb-Iik
nature of that young murderer will be
more fullv illustrated.
SlFFFRI.NtiS OF THE IIEKZEGO
TI.VIAVS. Xew York. December 2 A private
Utter from Uagtisa, Dalmatia, Austrin.
from a lady who is an y-witiies of tb
saiTt'rins of Krzegtvinijui rfiiL;ees,
contains the following : " Vtry many of
the children bad only one arnisnt tied
together and rincinaily cetmposed a
mass of rags which seemed to make
tbsir nakedness mors pitiful ; and yet of
ail tb refugees those at IUttnsa are the
most fortunate, the best fd end clothed.
Tb' are ueiw prfsent in th district of
lt.tusa alone about twelve thousand
rfuge'es, i:Arly all women, children and
old men. Ju Alontenegro there are
5(1.000, in Croatia and Srria thousands
aeain, the whole- number of fugitives
amounting to nearly 150. WH). With tbe
means received np to tbe prtnent time
lti.OOi) or 1H.0OO people might be pro
tected to th axtsnt of a blanket
apiece, from the winter's cold, but
uot tb remiiiniug H'0,000 or mor
with their food and a roof to cover
them to say nothing of the wounded
men brought in from battle sicl: and
dying, and the child-bearing women
and the pest-stricken people." The
lady maktts an earnest appeal for help
to keep from death by cold and starva
tion a whol population win-He sin is
that tbey are Christian docs. She adds:
My husband wa on the frontier ot
Bosnia where the river Save divides
TurLey from Austria. II was entreateo.
by the people of Austrian vill .ges not to
cross the river nnd enter the Turkish
town, as he would ceruih'v lose bis life;
but by allowinc himself to be introduced
as a mere-hunt from TiUste be was un
molested and walked through th streels
constantly. Headless bodies of Chris
tians lay all about the streets." On the
rivtr he had seen two bouts full of refa-
gecs stiivirg for dear life to resell the
Austrian shere. The 'lurks tired into
tbem and o:.e of the bonis was sunk and
the other reached the shore covered iih
blood from the wounds of the fuwi'iv.
Headless bodies of wuim-ii re ll a;iug
on the water, and in the streets of the
town swine were feeding ou the corpses i
of Christian women. i
CtuvKz'n l..,--i Skskim; Ucvksok foe
His Kui.iM. Stvii, V.vtinUr ;;o
a parly of Mexican bui.dits att-ik-l
A''M Caliente r.ineh -.teiduy at 6
o'clock ;-. m. . i m. din,; oi-e runcliuoiii
ui; 1 stealing seven i.Miie. S.:ne f the
bandits ttere undeiiibtea! v hurt, .mi ih-
ranehmtH .-up:id their pistols at tl.du
at e-niy a frw pce-s tiiiitant. T:.e ity
were und-vibte ily a j-e-r;:' -n f t'.t;:v.
gang seeku.g reverse. 'I'.i- i.o'v of
partners have not bea heurd f. iu e
leaving ih:s morning.
Hi-- G-oods.
NtRRIS Ai
I llieir
CO., HAVE JU
LJfRRl
. r. ,-,.;v...l I
FALL AMD W'KTER STOCK
.. .or. .. .
DRY COODS, SHOES,
CARPETS, ETC., E
Complete in every tlefiiirtment.
Thibin th largest nl mst eljrant Rsort
BRDt (Ttr offered in this city a call is earnestty
L.
Sl!3-tf
MORRIS tL CO.
Kext door to Wc!l, FarRo h Co.
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
....4SD TBE
LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY
AT
Mrs, Anna S. Brooks' Erzaar
ItS. BROOK 9 lm .s-cT.Td the PwnriceR of
lira. Ht'ffmnn, a Tn nh iln-rssaipltt-r
jt.tit from Pans. !. will combine 11m most
fitthiaunbk ,In ss n uriing with the later t ikypI
tit. in iuiilint-ry.
AOEM FOK Bt'TTKICK PATTERNS
Mrs. Adds 9. Eiwlsf. Ctrori Street, cpfopite
Rica rVtpr' Br-fcc- (fti-e. ut-T.4tf
FASHIO NACLE CRESS MAKING
llilliiBcrv to Or3t'i
at
MRS.
REYNOLDS
THE WHITE HOUSE
CKAJfGE OF BASE
P. A. WAcIfER I CO.
AC their f ,
.
,Xt Hi.
i;.po:
CARSGN iT.'tET, CASrCN C.TV, NEViDA.
on with this fcii?icrit;tif-n r.e ai:
If their u'aa iii true, the very reverse j t
most a:sj noei yjut. .ire inusa who
d;s3 in siihs cl.v.l in the rol;t3 of
righteonsnts'r Aretheyr.il gain's who
live on fifth Avenne? (Laughter.) Are
they all gooj arj j spotlesi T.-ho prosper
ct tha breliar bouid in Wall streat?
(I.r.r:hter.
IS COSbZCT A TE- T OF EIN ?
I r- cJ the history nf the Spanich Inqui
sition, an. I nd thr.t tbe-s mm, in
tiiemslv.-s i r.ro unit upright, burned
ned rcanpltd people simply bcc.v.iss they
thoniibt their sir.fuhieFs raizLt le re
deemed ty tortur5. Tabc the men who
brought npoa us the civil -war. Thty
do net think thv committed a Ein in
prodncin" this blood-jhed; bnt there is
scarcely ono of them wh does not say,
"I acted from tho best cf motives!" All
this shows that even conduct cannot be
regarded as a true test cf sin, for how
difficult, how impossible it is to'divina
men b motives in their actior.81 How
often a man is generous, is nobi. simply
because he is avaricious of fame!
Another test, that of experience, is
equally fallacious, as usually applied to
sin. Those only who know something
can know that they know nothing, and
one must have a consciousness of good
to se the evil. Hence it is that these
who have made this confession of Bin in
the strongest term have generally been
the very saints of earth.
TI!C EET.IGI0W WS WANT.
Vi'e watt a religion that bsnrs ha&vi'y,
not only on tho " eieeedingsinfulne68 of
bin," but on the exceeding rascality of
lying and stealing ; a religion that ban
ishes small measures from the counters,
cbbls from the cotton bags, clrsy from
th paper, saud from the sugar, chictory
from tii coffee, iilam from tho bread,
and water from tho iniik cans. The re
ligion that is to save the world will not
put all the big strawberries at the top
and ail to little onus at the bottom. It
will not uiafca one half a pair of shoes
of good leather, so tb:it tbe first shall
redound to the mater's credit and the
second to his cash. It will not put Jou
vin's stamp on Jankin's kid gloves : nor
make Tans bonnets in the back room cf
a lioston milliner shop ; nor let a piece
cf vt!vt that pro;'-ses to measure
twelve yards como to an untimely end in
the tenth. It does not put bricks at fiv
dollars a thousan 1 into chimneys it con
tracts to build with seven dollar mate
rial ; uor sarn-.'i,-ls whito pine into floors
thnt hava paid for hard pme ; nor leave
yawning craeks iu closets where boards
ought to join. The religion that is go
ing to sanctify the world, pays its debts.
It docs not considi r that forty cants re
turned for m hundred cents given, is
according to the gospel, though it may
be according to the law. It looks upon
a mt'j who has failed in trade, and who
continues to live ia luxury, as a thief.
The Cltrisl'vm.
TliB Favokhe. Tl. l ank t.i-l.aui:a sai..-a
crniT cf Eire ar.il v ': :::t-i'T :r-i 1 p.-:. ;::K
tl. fa.'nt T'ooll Th-s ei:y. 1 lie trt-flT
attr. tin is Fr-'i;-ri -l -'- 11-er. while J.t-e-i-!.'.
t l t:i:t. li'jiif.r c .ari- are, also, e. Id
at li- bar. A tirt t-las i'rdro iun.e I": :l.
aiau-"-: l -'f i;. a -.-it! lulu ti .t all l.'ur
aijd b -n-tT .. ciii-.-r j ir ail are itv rei-rniaT.-.iatimis
t.i put'ht la-ur. U. H. ):rown is Hh-I-rolT.t-ior.
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SETTINU MACHINE MCSIC.
There haTt Leen womtn who hate so
Washington, .December 2. A report
having been circulated to the eU'ect thnt
the I'reskltmt intended to rtjlitre General
Biftbcock from djity as his Prirate Secre
tary on account of bit name having been
connected with the lit. Louin Whisk?
King, inquiry at tho Executive this
morning wtt with the asaurauce thnt
there was no truth in tbe rumor.
Of course there is no truth in th
rumor. President Grant is not the man
to desert a tried and truittd friend
eixply because his enemies have been
busy casting aspersions upon his name.
Thrrre are too many men who permit their
enemies to dictnte their course; but
Grant is not amoDg the nunjbir.
CoMonKss Mebts To-moiu:ow. Of
course the House will be organized un
der a Democratic majority. The prin
cipal bnsiusss of that body will be to
try and hew out the tiaiber fox a Demo
cratic Presidential canvass.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Or.k-r -f Si!-- js.-u- 1 pm o' hiu uml.-r tl;
f NeaU. in kL.1 f r the t'suuir i L.'ixly. .,a
tlie ?n t iy o( Imw.iit, A l. "iST'. on a j J
Tnnt T ndrrfcJ t lit: -in l'B 1 ht 2- l h dy of
Nov.mWr. A. i. thTo. ia tavor f i.. 1.
MiX-Hix for tlie pirn of $1,03 5'. tin 1 in fnT(.
cf K. h. R is. for lb- Miui mf sliQj. u.l m
fiver I;jiEitx 1'Kabb fur tha smuj of f 2 ;ti 4 ,
tet.r v. itli '--.t.- ajard at f iT2 n and nt-.Til-inj
ro.-th umw a ti -n:i:ila to $u so arjj a!- ihe
conts tiiat it.ay 'era:tr m' n. all a ainat la
vada AKrtfultnrl. ;inin nd Me h-iiK-nl
ocicy ( i i-rprat:n) atiil ali in ihc gaid com
of the ( ailed -tut-t a; d t mm d r t trd c m
xuanti:n lur to kcM. a.i-Mdiut,' to lnw. tha nil
eatRta her'-ia if:tr nrs-ribed ti hiti i ti- d
judjfauen-. (U an i accr-'i'ig : and ai fctii-baaiii'-
trarcj: I hw Irvitd up .a and will
ep'e at pubii,- a!e t i tlir hihio- mud Wt
buid'T. at th Court H.is !wr m tLe tity of
Caibou. Couuty and niut afirtai.ia on
Maaiday. th "47th aliy of l)cembr,
A i. 175,
between tha h-mrs f 9 a h. auJ I r. v . to wi
at 1 o'cl-jfk p. at. U brisfy cm-i ju timri.t Co-is
and i'ciu!B co-is a b n.id ia ic au i d.T
cf k le 1 am in t - i, tlie f -1. owing ua.-cnb d
roiil fr-'pfTtr. tow t. I ha1 certain tii.ct oi land
c 'nt-iniiig aut eit'ht (H ) a-.-, 1j.uk i
onusby c -,uxic , N- va.ia. a u: ono-li.lt ui.k
i-ast iroin i Hra o City, i timedia; Ij .m t .e
uortli B.ilf f the ar u SpnnK r--s I -Tuetituf o
koowu tne Ife iae ta k nd wi irU tra t
of lan 1 ;a more par'ifulr'y de-ciwj ah t- 1
lowa, t wit: liei uia At a pMi d uu be mT h
line of tlie n ai u diug f iu ar.-.oii C t n ilk
state l r;. , which t oie cliniu g i i fcUen
links east ot tlie line om Wrteh -e ti 'lfss.xte u
and su? iieen, tnd tw tur j-twj cIiils as.i
thirty-niu- lij.ks ui-rth if tic hue mtiw en
-tctfions feistctii and wptiiy- ne l rwn J ii t h
1 i; j:e ili tb.i uunt Lialu Psc an i M-ridi .
TiaiUg th-U'v no th I d'V'rf a iiiiinites a ;
ith lire of t't-rtc; th ity ci-vu cba n- autl 'ftj
. u-te iiuks t the tiorih ti'ie oi s 'Uttiwt--t oi
It UorthWeSL Ol i-aid iec luU rixtf ll, :li'-llCr:
auth i-y d r-i o- lutjntt a t at t:g kd wi.b
t.ie nt-rth id the s n h h .ll at t.ic n uttiwtsi ?4
Mul the rth fine -t toa;Ji half of .umiirat
;f si:rt S-c:i u fiitt ea iwni y ov.v ch Ihb ncd
t'Vi it j-fi'bt. liiiks t a h ., liit.rf iu iia
foacf boUiiJin the urth ii-io of V. f ut-
Dhai's li-ui't', tli iie so.ilh 0 d.'sr.- 5.i iidnnt-
et lk rty-ruvt n ra.'dTid and t-iryli!,ks t- n
stshe in th- f' liv e: ou . iii-rtc o- ti,e raid
Tt'.t 1, ire-u- north i de-. r c- 0 i'tu ts wi- t
at ' g La lino o' tVnc' i u tlu- t.artn tid-: oi a.ii l
road twt-iitj-oaf cinius and tw.-fiiy-. ir lit l:nkt
to th i daft- of b fin JJ nnic vria.i ii
1C uers OS miminiiK-t.
h. t. !svirr.
5h rilcf uruslj couut, Xei,
Carson City D-( . , .:;.
tic d-lavlw
A iSOCIAb DAiXCJii
Will Le gsven it tho
Yellow Jacket House,
EmiiK Citj, Xova!a. on the eteuihg of
WEDXtSaAY. ZE( Eli:iE2l S. 1S73,
By James Hofx.
A general inritaliou is extended,
decs td
Ii
Hardware
ISDN, STEEL,
STOVES. TINWARE,
CROCKERY,
PA!;.TS. OILS,
Wiiidow. Doors.
l'HACTICAL iTINN
aV-CALL AND FEE OI R )itW STOCK.
nt-:t-tf P. A H AuM'llJitO.
K
There is nu'inestionably no otlier r-ey
criain m its enVcts. Astuma, istkb
t'OL'OH, lB- SCHITIA AN T)l(lUIKRS t V TRI
THROr ahke yild to i' mflneiu . '1 he biphest
medi''l fciUi uy utiAi 5 n bcttf r cur fur thrpo
coinidinia ei:sT itu w prevrd by Ter half a
emtnry's exi Tin- e . 1 b-y contain mo opinaa,
morphia or any vi lent dn;t. KtATixVi CotcK
I-ozi-:n.ks, pre par d by Thuma- F.etis. jea
don, ttritaii. are kiold by all rlie. Areata
for the acibw C'-ast, Kkcikwio i, ti sTETTta t
Co., .-an rraucisco. st'pleW'-i-;;p
AT HARRY'S CORNER
Ca HriON A5in SPEAB SrLHET.
xkw ahhagf..mh:nts,
Xt.W PltOPUIKFOR,
( W EVEKYrHIXG,
i:xci:i-t
OLD FATHER KYACIfiTHE BEHIfi Q
THi EAR.
HOT 1.V.NTII tVKKV FROM
11 10 O'CLOCK,
n .v-.'ltf J. T. CKKWS, Troi.rietor.
OF 1IIK LATKST PATTERNS
AND IK
GREAT VARIETV AXD TREHF-ST
MAKE
A t Joe Ifcosoisstoclt's
County Block, Carson.
nov-itf
I- nwi iro uf Mrs 1 i. hartN.
TO
li:t.
1-5. E. DAVISON, M. D.
PHYIC3IAN and SURGEON
OFFICE ON" Kl(i STilKKT.
lis.-.r. . r ii.us Tise fTi,ji.
WANTtD
WOMAN TO tiCXEftAI. HOUIEVTORK
in a jUMiie 1'ami'y. Aj.ly at ti.is offie. .