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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-25

RACES FOB To-DAY-Last night the
following entries were made for the trot-
ting match to-day: Long Island, Bron-
son and Susie Hill. This is contest for
a purse Of $3.50. mile heats best three in
five, and is intended to be an interesting
and exciting race The lesson of yester-
day will, if for NO other reason, make it
an honest one. The smusements will
close with a match race between Oregon
Tom and May Woods, 600 yards for $50
side, and on Saturday will be THE race
of the season.
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THURSDAYS RACES.

Last night closed the third day 3 racing
Of the Nevada State Jockey Club, over
the Carson course. The morning was
indicative Of a disagreeable day, and the
rising wind was premonitory Of Q Sc
we're gale. But by o'clock the wind had
gone and the sun shone warm, with a
soft hazy sky.
Two O'Clock found fair attendance,
which kept steadily increasing until there
was a large and anxious crowd waiting
for the fun to commence. The tap of the
drum brought the officers to their places
and the entries of the day before were
announced and tie following judges
chosen: 10 Rosenstock, T. J. johnson
and Col. Vesey; Timekeepers. C. H. Bel
KNAPP and L. T. Fox. The teams were Or
dered out and instructed to go, This
was trotting match of double teams,
mile heats, best two ia three, for purse
of $125. The teams entered were Grey
Eddy and mate, and Bronson and Nav
Woodruff. The start was fair and the
heat won by Grey Eddy and mate, time
334H; Evidence presented to the judges
that the driver Of Bronson and May
Woodruff intended 10 be shut out on the
next heat, they ordered him down and
another to take his place; which order
he refused to obey, and took his
team to the stable. On this he was
aned $25. which he paid. The purse
contested for was given to the club, and
all pools and bets were declared off |
This action Of the judges gave universal
and it is lesson to horse
men that they cannot rob outsiders by |
putting up jobs of fraud, or decide race |
before it is run.
The second was running race be-
ween Pill Box and Bundle and Go, mile
md repeat, for purse Sl20 Kent was
withdrawn, having famed himself the
lay before. The judges in this race
we're 10 Rosenstock, NJ. B. Dow and T.
J. Johnson, timekeepers L. L. Fox and
?. H. Clayton, weigher Guy Thorpe.
The horses got off well and the first heat
vas won by Bundle and Go in / 81. The
ecOnd and third heats and purse were
ron by Pill Pox in l 90 and 81 =. This
ace was exceedingly interesting and was
or blood. The crowd were well pleased,
nd everything was harmonious, quiet
nd orderly. Thus ended the third days
aces
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ALMOST A FIRE.-About IL o'clock yes
terday, one of the coaches of the Viz
ginia and Truckee Railroad Company
standing on the main track caught fire
from the heat of the stove in the rear end.
Fortunately it was discovered in time by
Mr.. Ardery, the efficient snd gentle
manly telegraph manager, who displayed
considerable agility with a bucket of wa
ter, making very lively time from the
railroad Office to the scene Of conhagra-
tion-time, seven seconds, and succeeded
in subduing the flames. Damage tnAing.
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THINGS ABOUT THE DEPor.-We CD
served yesterday great activity about the
railroad depot. Work on the buildings
was going on rapidly. A large quantity
of freight was unloading for this place,
and loaded cars on every track for Vir-
ginia. Timber, lumber, pig iron and
merchandise of all kinds, loaded ON fats
and in box cars, all waiting for the busy
men At the tunnel to open up the road
and connect again the mines with the
0ufaiAs world. - 70 aaa.J -i5 a.
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IMPROyEMENTs.

The buildings now being erected in
town are going ahead as fast as possible;
in fact, a. fast as material can be had or
mechanics obtained.
The stone addition to Davis l. Gibson 8
store il being built as rapidly as conven-
lent, and the walls are some four or five
feet out Of the ground, with much mate
rial ON hand and everything looking to a
speedy completion.
The dwelling being built by Miss
Moore on Ormsby and Fourth streets, is
. large two-story, bow-window frame,
with gay external appearance, and e1-
hibits considerable taste in its design and
mechanical construction. 1t has large
frame consort to the south, which was
but lately commenced, but when COM
pleted, will probably be dwelling of the
came kind.
The Oimsby House is being rapidly
finished, tae old portico in front has been
torn down and the six bow windows on
Carson Street nearly completed. The
outside is painted and ::sanded . stone color,
With brown trimming and white penciling
making q fair imitation of q cut stone
wall and looking very neat. Plastering
is progressing rapidly and the rooms Of
the lower story nearly completed, and all
the work is drawing to a close
Tho railroad depot and freight house
are every day looking more like the per-
fected plans of these buildings in the
hands of the master mechanics, and from
the ideal paper edifce, the more SUBJ
stantial and useful frame work has arisen
and will soon be completed and used as
intended.
The school house has, since our last
writing, been painted o substantial
brown, the vane placed in position, the
steps at the front doors completed, and
the plastering nearly done, the inside
carpenter work about at an end In fact
We shall soon be able to say that the
Trustees have accepted it, and the school
will open on q certain day not far dis
tant.
The Capital Saloon, owned by I. B.
Winston, has been closed for q few days,
and is being enlarged by AID addition
extending to the alley in the rear, making
the building 80 feet long. and will open
soon with several new games of chance
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GOVERNOR BoorH.-Newton Beoth,
Governor of California, arrived this
morning, and, We believe, IS the guest of
Hon. J. P. Jones of Gold Hill. Gov
ernor Booth is classed among the first Or
ators on the Poetic coast, and the peo-
pie Of this section will have an oppor-
tunity OF hearing his views on political
matters At Piper's Opera House this
evening, Virginia Chronicle.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-25

FoA eALE.-An elegant steinway piano. At q
bargain, inquire Of Judge Lewis.
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MORNING LRoRr.

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n Gould L Curry, ls5, 1877 4, 1856, ! 81, 1877,
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40 lips. 61s, 6h,S.
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800 Silver Peak, n, SD, 81 b5O-
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200 Ar7sdor Tunnel. 81, %, 10.
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$75. 900 In CASH For &l--Ws

$4,000 In CASH For $I.-We call
the attention of our readers to the adver-
tisement in another column of the Ne
braska State Orphan Asylum. Here is o
chance to win fortune in Public Legal
Drawing, and at the same time help no
bic and worthy institution
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

q. CHARLES MorxL-0Eo. rUFLY PROPRIETOR.
q " PieFspn A Langberg r Don
d Haven SH Shannon Err Swith
d F RANDI pa Wood AN Caster
Turmao JH Gileson CAdams
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n De Haven
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-25

WATER PIPEs.-Yesterday there was a
large number of heavy iron pipes, made
Of boiler plane stsengly riveted together,
with broad haHge cast iron couplings
planed aud ylumbed for use. These pipes
are 4 foot in diameter, were loaded in
New York and shipped through to the
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Company.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-25

Tn Western Union Telegraph Office is
open again in the same old place in the
County building.
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FOR RENT.

TIVE STORE NOW OCCUPIED n
Il n. Levy. Possession given immediately.
oS-f H. +. RICE, Agent.
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Aus1c.-Under New To-day " Emile
Dreyfous announces himself prepared to
furnish music for balls, parties ETC., in
the city or country, on liberal terms.
From what we know of Mr.. D., We can
assure parties wishing music, that he is
prepared to furnish the best that can be
had in the State.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-25

TIME LATEST AND DE0T STYLES
i and patterns of these staples always on
hand.
Place Of business-Corner Of CARSON and
FOURTH Streets Carson City.
- Terms CASH, and prices TO suit the times
1.tf OLCOVITCH BROS
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CONC 10 LEAVE Us.-We understand
DR.. Lee will 60 East in three or four
weeks. and when he returns, 60 to Phoebe
to reside, and practice his profession in
connection with the drug business. He
will return about the first of FEBRUARY.
The Doctor has many friends here who
will be sorry to have him leave.
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l1IN1No STOCK soeP0RT.

Reported daily, specially for the New APPEAL,
- RICE l. PrrsRs, Stock Brokers, in Wells.
Fargo & Cos Office, Carson.
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r NJ Rowland Mrs r Rowland Louis Treahome
Stewart W Bools N De Brere5u
Thos Eager b G Garden
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The Army Appropriation Act of 1864.

On the 22d April 1864, the army appro.
priation act for the year commencing 1st
July 1864 and ending 30th June 1865,
passed. the Senate, Mr.. Buckalew voting
for it on call of the yeas and nays.
The bill was approved by the President
and became law on the 10Th June oi
the same year, and furnished the abund.
ant means by which the war was prose.
cuted to its conclusion in April 1865.
By that act an enormous amount OF
money was appropriated for the prose
cution of hostilities and the general
purposes of the army, the aggregate Of
the appropriations being no less than
s529, 1876, 1897 65, or about Jfue hundred
and thirty millions Of dollars. That mo
ney sent Sherman triumphantly on his
march to the sea, replenished the ranks
of Grant before Petersburg and gave
vigor and success to all the subordinate
operations of the war. 1t appears from
the Globe that Mr.. Buckalew served as
a member of the committee of confer
ence upon the bill, and signed the re.
port by which the differences between
the two Houses of Congress were adj
justed and the succe ss of the measure
secured.
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State Temperance Convention.

The temperance men met at Altoona,
on Friday last, to choose candidates for
Governor, Auditor General, &c. Hon.
James Black, Temperance nominee for
President, was made permanent chair
man of the Convention and made an
orthodox total abstinence speech. One
or two of the gentlemen present were
opposed to the Convention though hold
ing temperance principles. The follow.
ing are the names of nominees:
For Governor-Hon. Simeon b.
Chase, of Susquehanna.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
Hon. Joseph Henderson Of Washing
ton.
For Auditor General-NIr. Barr
Spangler, of Lancaster.
For Congressman at largc-Colonel
George f. Mcfarland, A. j. Clark, and
B. Rush Bradford.
THE PLATFORM.
Here is an abstract of the platform
adopted:
First. Approves the action of the con-
vention of August 8, 1871.
Second. Atlirms the proceedings of
the National Prohibition party at Col
umbus, Ohio, February II, 1872.
Third. Declares the traffic in liquor
as beverage injurious to the best in
terests OF society, and demands its sup.
preston by law.
Fourth. Resolves against the great
danger arising from competition of the
ruling parties in competing for the
liquor vote.
FVth. Pledges the adoption Of politi.
cal measures, but not at the sacrifice of
moral means.
,SiGth. Invites all citizens to join in
the effort to rescue the State from the
dominion of intemperance.
The remaining resolutions recognize
the duty of protecting American indus
try, Justice to woman as q voter, and
the equality of labor with capital and
pledges continued reliance in the
blessings of Almighty God.
Speeches were made by number of
the delegates, and the convention ad.
journed with three cheers for the ticket.
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HON. G. r. BUCKALEw.-The nomi-
nation of this gentleman as the stand
ard bearer of the Democracy, for Gov
ernor, seems to meet the hearty endorse.
ment of the press of that party, both in
and out of the State. Personally, Mr..
Buckalew is &C I'd man in all respects.
His honesty and ability are unquestion-
ed and his election assure, if the contest
is between him and Hartranft.
A wooden rooster on top of barn
will show which way the wind blows:
and so also do political stock gamblers
show how the political tide is running.
These latter knowing ones, are now of.
fering to bet on $4,000 majority for
Buckalew. With them it is mere mat.
ter of speculation. n.-Danrtie Mdepead-
eDt
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GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN asks: "How
can any one for a moment calculate on
Gen. Grants re e.election? See the change
of an hour; Isabella pitched out OF
Spain; the Pope out of Italy Napoleon
out of France; Tycoon makes way for
the Mikado in Japan; Tweed drops
like lump of mud out of Tammany
Fisk shot like a dog; and now Gould,
yesterday the King of a thousand miles
of rail, sitting on an empty beer barrel,
in the back yard of an opera house,
contemplating the ruins of ancient
Rome. How can corruption, fraud,
lying, hypocrisy, nepotism, poker and
whiskey, hope to force, with a FIVE
twenty in one hand and bayonet in the
other, the entire Dent family down the
starving throat Of the American peo-
pie?