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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11

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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

Last Saturday evening an i,npromptu
bali was gotten up in Empire and al
though we were not able to assist, We
can say as confidently as if We had been
there, that the festivities passed off to a
charm. Mr.. S. E. j. tells us that abcu
twenty couples assembled at short notice
in Richey l. williamson Hall, to profit
BY the music Of Mr.. Williamson violin,
who was in town for day or SO. The
music was fine, in fact, such as the
pleasure loving folk Of Empire never al
low to pass through town without dance.
The ladies and gentlemen went in for a
good time and they had it. they danced
with spirit, and sweet foryetfulness
drowned their thoughts of the morrow,
until some of the sanctimonious began
to hint very palpably about the nearness
Of Sunday. The gentlemanly prOpretors
of the hall and saloon underneath, spared
no effort to please and make the affair in
every respect a success. That they sue
ceeded is proved by the rarest of rare
facts that not u word of fault was found
with anything. Many returns of such Of
jolly sprces. and may We he with you the
next tune, and ever afterwards.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

$25, 600 were in the Treasury at the
beginning of the year 1871; and some
what more than SCI, 900 when - began.
1t is safe estimate further, that OH the
LIST January, 1873 there will tc $lp, OU
lying unemployed ON the shelves III the
Treasury Office. That this fund might
be safely invested and thereby largely in
creased is apparent at once. The OBJ
lection that there would then be 10 cash
gu hand to refund in case of non compile
ton of sale, is of no force. for the reason
that, few cases of non sale occur and that
more than enough money accrues from
daily deposits to refund in the rare cases
where sale is not completed. The pres
ent officers are alive to their duty and
the interests of the commonwealth which
they represent. 1t is from them that We
learn what We have related above. The
proposition admitting no question, they
are going to suggest forthe consideration
of the incoming Legislature that the
school funds above referred to, ne APP
propriately invested. The interest &C
cruing from this investment will OF itself
make u handsome sum, which will be of
incalculable good in advancing the inter
csts of public education throughout the
State
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

Mrs. Joaquin MILLER.-This famous
Lady Will lecture this evening at the Car
con Theater Her husband is her sub
ject. She ought to comprehend it, and
certainly does. She has received the
coamendation of the press almost uni
versa,iy Brick Pomeroy went back on
her, as might have been expected. Her
discourse tonight promises to be an en-
xertainment of the first order. Let it not
be said in after years that You did not hear
the handsome practical Mrs. Miller lee
cure upon Joaquin Miller, the oldest OF
all poetic genluses.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12
L al Nc w 3.

Personal Gibson is returned
from the Bay where he went on business
of his own. He SAW his jolly namesake
and Captain Aeder in San Francisco
The present proprietor, and the future
proprietor are exercising IN sweet har,
mony their united good judgment and
taste to furnish the new Ormsby as be-
comes so elegant \ mansion. These gem
tlemen are expected home in a few days.
Bob TillSa who has been running the
Sarer Std.e in Uuionville Was among US
again yesterday. looking as sweet as If he
belonged 70 the Register still.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

SERANADE.-A CAV party of Carsoa's
young handsome and chivalrous, four
teen in number, went the jolly rounds
night before last. One Of the party is
about to leave for distant parts and he
could not 60 away without making merry
with the boys once more, and bidding his
more staid friends q lively goodbye.
They delighted Mr.. Rice, Col. Curry, and
Mr.. Hetrick with sweet music from Sui-
tar, concertina. double bass, violin and
picola, who responded literally to the
compliment in wines, etc. One of the
party says he got home but don't know
whether the rest did or mot.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

MUs1c.-Wc enjoyed the treat last
evening of listening to the finest music
that has probably ever been heard in
Nevada. This is superlativeiy super
lative way Of talking, for no place was
ever so pregnant with musical strains as
the sase-5rush State. Yet We take moth
ing back, for judge of music reiterate
the same praise every time that they hear
Professor Merzbach, pianist, and Prof.
Dreyfous. violinist, perform together on
their respective Instruments. Come all ye
that have a soul for the poetry Of sound,
aud enjoy the thrills Of eloquent music
without price-in other words, lit shan I
cost you cent" just think of Call
Ne Thine Own" poet and Peasant,
"Meiu Erster Waltz" and the waltzs Of
Straus talking in the air!
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

sII have the best stock Of CIGARS, Of every
known brand to b.. found in the State, and in-
vise the attention If consunrr thcrfo.
l-tf JOSEPH kOSLESTOCK.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

"CERrs AND LENA The Alhambra
Combination will appear next Monday
evening at the Carson Theater in the
famous piece of Chris and Lena" This
is their speciality but We see by the Gold
Hill Aens that they are playing other
pieces also with urrivalled success. Sam
Hickey kept the audience on the side
splitting roar dnrins the whole time he
was before them. The Ne,rS DESERVES
Mr.. Russell as an extraordinary baritone.
He has magnificent, powerful baritone
voice, and sang ballads that were encored
again and again. We expect to see all
the lean folk of Carson begin to grow fat
next week at the lauyhable comic exhibit
ton with which We are to be entertained.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

ExrESrIoN OF TELEoRArH LINE.-We
learn that The v & T. Z. r. Company
began the construction Of a telegraph
line to Virginia Yesterday, to run all the
way by the side of the railroad. Another
pleasing sign, an indication of growing
prosperity!
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12
FELIX H. MERzBACH,
MA

DROE. OF music, LATE Oh SAN
Jose, Cal. formerly orgsnist at the Epis-
,Upsl Church Of that place. bgs 10 inform the
public Vi this cit. ,hst he has located here M 4
teacher OF music. 7er@s Redsondtfe.
REEELESCEs:
Hon. J. Payne, Hon. David Deldsn. Hon. A.
Pfester, Elliot p. Reed, Rev. J. Marlsy. Geo.
Shurke, Prof. OF Music nj the Pacific University
A. J. Laurie, rrof. of Music ut Santa Clara
College, :. j.. and mxny others.
Orders may be left at C. W. Friends, J. G.
Fux's ster-, Sr at my residence at L. NJ. Hewes.
dec3
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
cn.s1Es sorx1-oxo. rrrLY. rxorRn

IT. CMARLES HorKL-0Eo. TCfLY, PROPRIETOR.
n wo,iburn A Jones oh Davis
a dickson Shrieves d b Boyd
y H.rn IL SpringYueyer W Stodieck
Iappi II Emry Kisdon
Mrs Eronnand ZONES saauer
W II Perkins Y Mc(iee Scarborough
q Scarborough 4 Danybcrg b Stuart
L Il Bickfurd
oRxssy house,. n. AEDEE : SON. FHonIEToEs
Harris Tho4 Carson d b Haviland
Il " Grant
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12
Idle Capital.

Within the present year, about 800, 900
have been deposited with the State
Treasurer for the purchase Of land. with
a monthly income as follows:
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12
Ma n,nS Report.

Msa n,ng Report:
ass Ophir s.. ~, u. - = s.. " DIV
50 Gould Curry 1J6. 1S5. lJz
20 Best 1 B. l.h. r ?, re-
400 savage 81, SG. 55k. Sc. 81 bn, - ~. 81: %
GO ChoiIsr. Is, a, As, A.. ~, Ar, As b.. A bio
q, vi. S,,r,r,ss 10, GO, 6s, s7Mb rs
l2o Point 81, %, -. u. 81 $50. 95 b3O. 81
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bio
AIS Imperial 8. 81, 81, az BIS. al bs
2aO Empire Mill I =, y. "a
Is heHt,ack las, IL,
la5 E.icher "a. 93h. 90. "a. 95 bso. "a. %
IS Alpha 50, ~
$50 Confidence lO4
24u Sierra N.vadA l3H, l33s bJo, l31S Nv
80 ExcheQusr II
s. Seq Bel,her 81 4, 50. 60
los Ov,r.nan 81 4. IS. SO. 80, 60 bj0
40 Justice b3, %
IL Su"cor
50 Bukeye2H
100 Juiix / 4 bs0, AZ
4os Caledonia ~. ~ i. %. Pa, % BIZ
40 Knickerbocker "a. AK
70. .SS a : y S,.sin Ms. a. .1s a. .s bso4.
les Baltimore N, 20
$50 Silver Hi Z
10 Eclipse
80 senator
Evening Report.
155 Valley iaIc 49,. IL. 1875 bio, II
EOS nav1non,, L Ely 50. IS y. IS b3. ~, IS q
$50 Eur, ka Con 10 y, lsh 50, lGA, IL
375 pi,-he 3. Oh. So. 81
100 Alps 34
$50 flag -. 7.6a. ss.'.sI
80 Hunt:
50 ISanhoe 80 cents
50 Pcayine Is cents
225 Chspnxn ~
$50 ln,onar Ia
50 Belmont a., a.
TO Chief Hill ~. AZ
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

SAILS OF LAND.-The following special
deposits for purchase of State Lands
we're made at the Treasury the 10th Of
December
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

SUCCESS. -Professor Merzbach is max
ing admirable progress Us teacher OF mu-
sic. The best people are patronizing
him. He has sil pupils and they seem
to be still coming. He can take only
limited number more, and we advise those
who wish to secure the services Of the
mast. par excellence to apply in time at
Fox i or Friends.
WHEELLR u WILSON SEWING MACHINES.
We are glad to be able to tell cur read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
has been established here in Carson. Mr..
Z. b. Fox IL the agent; and he will sell
the said machines-of the latest style and
having all the newest improvements-at
San francisco ri,te.s-freight added. He
will attend. promptly, to all orders for
machines and the repairing and recon-
struction thereof. Seamstresses pro-
nounce the Wheeler & Wilson to Ike the
best machine manufactured.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12
Hun FROM HIS Bolt D)r,Na- quick

Hun IRON HIS Bolt D)T1NG.-Our quick
thinking, springy sab-governor made q
break the other day and left US SO pre-
cipitately that he came near throwing the
dust in our eyes and keeping his name
out Of print. He was back again yester-
day tha~ins out the chills, and working
of the stiffness Of the break-neck icy
staSe nie, which he has just survived.
CHRIsTNAS TREB.-The ladies' of the
Presbyterian Church were around yes
teKday, collecting for the Sunday School
Christmas Tree. How delighted the
little youngsters will be when they as
semble Oh that day of days to receive
their little presents! You know how il
10 yourself.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12

DRY COON AND CLOTHING.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12
MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily, specially for the New ArrEAs
by RICE 4 PsrEas, stock Brokers, In Well
Fargo L Co.'S Office. Carson. -. ..- =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29
q. T. ~. e. =.
TINE TABLE AT LOOGOOTEE
How to Go West.

This Is III enquiry which every ono
should have TeUTHFUtLY answered be-
fore he starts on his journey. and lit
tic care taken in examination Of Routes
will in many eases save much trouble
time. and money.
The n. Y. 4 w. Route" running
from Indianapolis through Blooming
ton to Burlington. has achieved splen
did reputation in the last two years a
The lea,ling Passenger Route to the ives
At Burlington it connects with the grca
Burlington Route which runs direc
through Southern Iowa to Ncbrask;
and Kansas. with close connections 4
California and the Territories: and pas
sengcrs starting from Dubois County
on their way westward. cannot do bet
ter than to take the |. d. 4 W. and Bur
lington Route.
This Line has published a pamphlc
called "IIow to 90 West" which con
tains much valuable information:
large correct man Of the Great West
which can be obtained free Of charge b
Undressing the General Passenge
Agent. B. & NJ. X. r., Burlington
Iowa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29
Vow iad:ana Caa Re Baiit Up.

Now iad:ana Caa Ne Bliit Up.
King wilkins interlict on the immi-
gration OF his subjects furnishes a text
for some words on "a point that has been
tuu long neglected or overlooked 10y
this State. Indiana with an area OF 3d.
s09 square miles has population Of
O Ily l SOJNOO. Ii is true that we have
M .le progress and distanccd several
other STATES. equally favored in soil and
climate. but considering the density of
the population in the Eastern States. and
the productivcness OF our lands. II IL
evident that Indians could sustain in
abundance ten millions Of inhabitants.
Having. therefore. ample room, and see
ing that our political rank. as well as
our material progress must mainly de-
pend on our numbers. the subject OF
immigration becomes of paramount i'm
portance, and should receive the atten-
ton OF all who are in position to pro-
mote it. About 8 1900 Immigrants ar
rive annually on our Atlantic scaboard.
thousands OF whom are lost to the West
ern States from want of due energy and
tact in directing the tide Of immigration
toward this section. The majority Of
them have no fixed destination. and are
governed in their choice Of locality by
the first proffcr of employment. or the
earlies impressions received Of the at
fractions offered by particular State
or Territory. There are, for instance
thousands of involuntary exi!cs from
Alsace and Lorraine, fOcking to our
shores, who have no knowledge of tho
country, and are more likely hereafter
to seek precarious livelihood in tho
great Eastern cities than enjoy the indie
pendence which rewards honesty, pa
tient industry in the liOosier State. Ant
as they are OF the same race which has
supplied the bravest soldiers, as we'll al
the best mechanics to France, it is evi
dent that they would make hardy, in
dustrious citizens, and would aid in diff
fusing industries which do not at pres
ent possess. But for want OF cue atten
ton We shall probably miss entirely this
valuable element of population. These
needs could be put into practical shape
if the Legislature would follow the ex
ample of other States, and take measures
TO difiiuse information regarding the az
ricultural and mineral resources Of ou1
State. The great railroads should ex
tend increased facilities to people wht
contemplate settling within our limits
and that a warm welcome be assured Il
every one who desires to cooperate il
clearing our untitled fields or develop
ing the mineral treasures beneath ou
feet. We regard this matter as one o
common interest and outside the limit'
of partisanship, and trust that men o
all parties will be found displaying 1
praiscworthy rivalry in its behalf.
indianapolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

NrThc Logansport journal" says
"Arthur Fullen, of Guthrie township,
Lawrence county. on retiring for the
night. found something which he sup
posed was rag in the way OF closing
the door. STOPPING down to remove it,
he was bitten Oh the hand. as he thought
BY rat or weasel. Calling for light.
ii was discovered that he had long
copperhead snake fast in the crack OF
the door. 1t was a doctor who brought
the light, and acting under his advice
Fullcn sucked the wound and drank
whisky aud apple brandy, pint ut q
time. His arm swellcd to double size
but after bathing it for two days in
strong spirits and ammonia the pain
subsidized, and at last accounts Mr.. Full
len was recovering
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

"Prof Cox has made his report on
the geology of Martin county, in which
is not mentioned the Stringer Bank OF
coal, which has been opened and used
for several years. 1t is . good quality
of block coal. the stratum is four feet
ten inches thick, and is situated on one
Of the south sections Of the county, near
by the line Of survey Of the Rockporl
railroad. Why is this thus!-( Mitchell
Commercial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

"A mathematician lodged the misery
of an after dinner speech recently, saw
ing: Gentlemen, n morbid desire for
originality prevents me from saving
+" This Is the proudcst hour OF my life,
aud il docs not occur 10 me to say any
thing else"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

~" Who was the meekest man, my
son - said the Superintendent OF n boys
Bible class. "Moses, sir "Very we'll
nv boy: aud who was the meekest wo-
n,au?" "Please, sir, there never was nc
mcekcst woman"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

The Brooklyn "Eaglc" says Greeley
was defeated because he belongs to the
cerebral aristocracy." Well, were glad
it wasn't the epixootic.
-"THE dearest spot on earth" has ut
last been located. Those wishing to
find the spot will find it ut the store
Sthat does not advertise.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

-"Are'you afraid 'tha. whiskcyll gel
into your hcad!" asked stranger OF !,
man he saw drinking at the bar. No.
said the topper. 1.-The liquor too weak to
climb" This same man said his favoritc
bird was the swallow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

NJ One thousand employes,in the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard discovered ON
"Wednesday last that the elcction.wa
over. their walking tickets being then
rendered them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

GrThc Lafayette journal says: On
last Friday a citizen of Danville, Illinois.
was buried. After the funeral cortege
had started snake Of the blue-racer
species was observed following behind.
1t continued thus to follow until the
cemetery was reached, when the serpent
jumped into the grave and coiled him
self around the box containing the coffin.
1t there remained until the sexton
dispatched it and laid it out upon the
ground. A band of music headed the
procession, and the question is whethe,
il was that or some other cause which
led to the singular conduct OH the part
Of the snake.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

Az The Fayettc County.a Kentucky,
Court. Tuesday. made an appropriation
OF $4,000 To pay for the right OF way
through that county for the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

MrscEGEN ATIoN.-Therc is yet to be
found in heathenish, out-of-the-way
places, an objection among white men
to have their sisters marry niger,
but il seems that the sisters are not
unanimously agreed that colorcd hns-
band is worse than no husband at all.
A New York correspondent who has
been canvassing the Eighth Ward. or
Africa" OF that city, has discovered
more than three thousand ncgo men
married to white women, and but one
white man welded to negro wife.
The correspondent who has made this
discovery says he inquired Of several OF
the white women how they came to
marry negroes. and tho answer was that
sit was better TO be black mans wife
than white mans mistress" which
would indicate that the possibility o.
existing in single blcssedness had MOI
entered the minds Of the miscegcnatrix
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29
- Manhood: How Lost,
How RESTORED!

Just Published. new edition 81 DR.. CuiverweiPs
e elebrated Essay on the Radical Cure tsitaout
medicine) Of srrassrosxr1s. ~ Seminal weakness
oluntsry Seminal Losses. lmpotsncy. Mental aud
Inc apacty implements TO Marriage etc slse
urption Epilepsy. end Fits. induced BY SefIn-
diligence or sexual ravaesnre.
A-P rice in Scaled Envelope only cents
line world renowned suther in this admirable essay
clearly ssonsrss. r thirty wears sueeessfni prsc-
lice tia. the ALARM Of Se-Abnse may
he radically cured witLout dangerous Us. of ffe'nsi
medicines or application Of the knife pointing out )
mode % e'r. simple. certain, sad ehee'uai 4;
means q ~htch every sufferer. M mater what his
conditions may be- ay himself rheapy private
Ily. ans radically.
nGH~Th;s Lecture shouif he in the hands Of every
youth and every man IN the land
sent under seal in pisin envelope. to any addre.s
receiyt ~ six csts or two postage stamps
Also Dr Cuiverv ELL ''Ns-.isse Guide price 20
cents. Address the Pnii1-Ae-s.
cHAS a &. KTISr ACO..
lsT Bn~c-y. Se~ York, r.si -csscv l"s "a.
Jrtv IN, 1874
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NIRKAH FOR THE
II al 70 q d.!
TO Il A II nj f r s.
AGRICULTURAL WORKS AT
S. X UEBLER'S,
IslAcxsRl1a& WAGON MAksssSlp
JAsrIR. Iyp.ArA.
reLrye berp. for n'n,.'evn
teue " .ssIer ~ the is~h;
Farmers and all ' he vsnt totty.
Unroil yeur gresn- backs, ard drsS sigas
Tors kurLer las for ss's
Iss h-N rIc~a. Nhc'sssls sr r.'si.
! EGggics Csrris gee. s'hsr hrigtt,
wMh farming imp nshis all night.
| The HsSlcrry Ilos-Is better made
| Com. one and III. lets have trade
Corn piows and cGi;ysicrs rev,
Moving machines end Esapsrs. tee:
Wagons. 81 ali Kinds, ready done
Hay r,hss ss'rs sure are Ne enc;
with many other things all nice.
So Just come In. md learn the price:
| Then IL YOU don't wsuf Ia ~.
| There'n be no harm 'tsixt ysu and I.
| few gooL Jobs have been made. confsss.
whose auccsss has depended On copying nom
|
nut rnke the prinssT--ts eorsv VIE Rrst--
They fail to give credit. and YET cell IL isss
WIN labor. skill gsnus 90 sure rntsrt,
! Nss improvements rake. ph.en the pstlie
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And ~h.n I've succeeded and 60, sssc
hing.
| rheneItthing knew it's OF ssoiksr Dschins!
But something else I've got 10 say.
. 10 not ,"rsetns an the isy-
| when iran buy. or lcmter. ss jesse,
I Nothing hui rene, xill pay s,s rae.
80 Gene snt pay The old sscoun.
Ard ulabs n.~ me-. good and ssgnd;
NV 4" not rut IL sfto" far.
- VIII money in ycar rsete ard &c srsrs.
and member. hesitate net 10 say
TNswark make m,s- COZ
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