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COTTON GIN.
PRATT'S SOUTHERNMADE
GIN.

This Gin, of light draft, makes a good sam
pie, and win pick more lint from the same
amount Of seed cotton, and in less time than
any other GIN It does not break the roll nor
choke, is simple In its construction and not
liable to get out OF order.
It is a good rule to try all things and hold
fast to what has been approved, and answers
the purpose for which iB is made. This Is
claimed for Pratt's Gin, and admitted by
practical planters who have used il.
Steam Engines and Machinery
made by Talbot & sons, Richmond. Virginia,
for sale. These engines, with the latest i'm
prOvements and OF superior workmanship,
have taken the premig=1 over all others at
fairs where they hevc Oeen exhibited.
Ordersf for gins Sag.1es. machinery and gum
bands promptly tHed. Gins repaired BY a
skiuful ginright. Address Memphis, Tenn.
G. W. Trushsart.
jul5w Agent for Daniel Pratt, Talbot sons
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@. W. Truehsart,
jul5w Agent for Daniel Pratt, Talbot & Sons
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The narrow-gauge viii do as much
business as the broad, for either would
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Total cost for one mile.

Balance in favor OF narrow-gauge-A@s $50
Thus, then, assuming for example the
construction Of q line Of road one hun
bred miles in length, we have;
Cost OF narrow-gsuge 100 miles--.Sl9s99
tsoSf ~ b~road-gauge 100 niles 2,05s7O
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nsasrsnce in favor Of arrow-gauge-. ~ 200
~sn peT cent. interest on the S841sd0
savea in construction Of the narrow
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L. PRIDDY is a candidate for Tax-Col-
II. IectOr, before the nominating Conven-
49, TAra On 1870
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same thing in another form, ''The anti
slavery battle is not yet fought out So
The denomination Of The mani who ut
tered the maxim, "Let us have peace"
is to serve as a basis Of a renewal of
war. The promise OF peace is b. be cut
down like a shriveled stalk and cast as
fuel into a Fe-lighted fire.. Suchis the
moral of Philadelphia, Not such, to.
our minds, is the
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do al the business Of the country.
III ro..ob whicb n r4,ne

through which IL runs.
From tables WHICH are too voIumin-
Gus to reproduce here, it is shown that
the average cost of operating broad
gauge railroads, under the most favora-
be circumstances, is always upward of
sixty per cent. Of the gross earnings,
while the narrowsgauge, as far All has
been tested, has shown an average cost
of operating not exceeding forty-two
per cent. Of the gross earnings.
Estimatihg the yearly earnings Of
road At six housand dollars per
mile, We have: Va
cost OF operating the broad
gauge line one hundred miles long. &60,0OO
Annual cost OF operating narrow
gauge same length.-----.---.---.... $4,000
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-08

F1Re AND Loss OF LIFE.-About one o.
clock yesterday morning, says the Viz
ginia Chronicle a fire broke out in the up
Der or wooden portion of the Crown
Point lodging and boarding house, Gold
Hill, and consumed the whole upper
story, together with the effects of all the
dodgers The fire is believed to have orig
mated in the room occupied by one Will
liam Norris, Welchman, aged 4S years,
who was burned to crisp. 1t is sup
posed he used miners candlestick and
candle to light himself to bed, and that,
forgetting to extinguish the light on get
ting into bed, the candle burned down to
and heated the stick when the light stub
fell upon the floor. Norris was a pioneer
of California, having assisted Major Dow
ME in laying out the town of Downieville
in 1919. The lowe story of the building
was of stone with a fre-proof roof. The
upper portion was of wood, built above
the old roof, with the entrance from an
outside stairway, and the second story
and attic We're used as lodging apart
ments. The kitchen, dining and bar
rooms below were saved.
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MONDAY October :, 1872
Present-Whitman. j.. CARRIER, j.
state of Nevada vs.. J. Bedford ROberts-Sub-
nitted on briefs 10 be filed III twenty days.
State VS. John Bnrke-Sane order
State VS. Molie Forsha-Submitted on brief to
b. hled in ten days.
state VS. Taylor-Submitted on brief TO be
tled IN twenty days.
T w W Davis. l.. A. Buckner and A c. Ellis,
Esc,s appointed committee to examine h. n.
Lowry as to his qualifications for admission an
attorney The Committee did not report yester-
day..
Announcement of the decease of Hon. j. Nelly
Johnson-Hon. l.. A. Buckner, Attorney General
of the State OF Nevada arose and announced the
recent demise of the Hon. j. Neely johnson. late
Justice OF the Supreme Court, and in eloquent
and feeling remarks, spoke Of the useful and hon
orable career OF the deceased-of his noble social
Qualities. and OF the many positions of honor
and trust he has filled in California and Nevada,
and moved that a committee be appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the esteem in
which the deceased was held a member of the
bar and a late member of the Supreme Bench OF
nevada and that the Court do now adjourn.
E +. Deal seconded the motion.
Hon. b. c. Whitman. in a few we'll chosen re-
marks: spoke OF his energy ami zeal in whatever
: position he occupied. and dwelt upon the large
hearted, generous nature of the deceased.
A committee. consisting OF Gen. l.. 4. Buck
ner Il. M Clarke, " L. +. Deal and A. G. Ellis,
Esqs.. were then appointed to draft resolutions,
to be reported at early day.
The Court thereupon adjourned to Tuesday,
October g. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
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VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL WA.
TER COMPANY.

This is an incorporated company or
ganized for the purpose of taking the WA
ter from Little Valley creek, far up in the
Sierras, and carrying it to Gold Hill and
Virginia City to supply those places with
pure, wholesome water. This is an extern
sive work, and one that will require a
large amount of coin to carry out The
whole length of bitches, pipes and fume
will be near twenty miles; of which six
will be very heavy iron pipes, one foot
in diameter, and about eight miles of
fun, The late Richard A. Chase, civil
| engi eer, made the survey for the fiume
| and pipe portion of this work over year
| ago, and demonstrated the feasibility of
| the undertaking. From Gold Hill the
| t1nme runs westerly to the summit of the
highest point of the range north and east
of town; from that point to the noun
tains west, a distance of six miles it re-
quires the pipes before mentioned to con-
vey the water to the hume. From the
western terminus of the fume the descent
is irregular but constant until at the di-
vide at the Toll House, it reaches over
fifteen hundred feet. From that point it
ascends the Sierras for near seventeen
hundred feet to get a sufficient distance
above the tiume to insure a continuous
flow at all times to fill it. The estimat-
ed pressure on the pipes at the lowest de-
preston is about seven hundred pounds
to the square inch, and to bear this enor-
nous pressure very heavy iron is re-
CURED Iron of sufficient quantity and
strength could not be had in San Fran
cisco last year to make these pipes, and
one of the company went to England
and purchased, and shipped it for that
special purpose. We understand that
the company are now pushing this work
with the intention of finishing it this
Fall. If this work is carried out on the
basis of the plans and estimates made by
Messrs. Chase and Fountain. it must be |
a success, and an enterprise that will pay |
large dividends on the very heavy ex-
pense of construction; besides affording |
to Virginia and Gold Hill the best and |
purest of mountain water. We under
stand the pipes will be made on the
ground where required, and that large |
number of men will be put on this end of
the works this week.
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RICH STRIKE IN THE DUNDERBURG.- A
letter received Ivy George l.. Gibson Of
the Ormsby House on Saturday announ-
ces rich and extensive strike in the Dun
derburgh mine, in a drift from the tun-
mel forty feet from where the ledge
was first cut 1t is thought to be far the
richest and most extensive strike ever
made in the mine. We are promised
more in few days from that source when
We will tell you all we know about it.
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To Our PATRoNs.-Allow US to apol

cize for the lateness of the appearance of
our paper yesterday. Our devil has con-
ceived the idea of using an alarm clock
to wake him up in time to distribute the
paper early: but yesterday morning the
clock failed to come to time, and the re-
suit was he did not wake at the usual
hour. We have provided against recur-
renee of the event in the future, and can
safely assert that all will be well here
after, as we have secured a supply of the
alarm candles for his special use.
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FRANKS FINGER-Our friend Frank
Kennedy was fooling around in bust
ness way ON Saturday, and unfortunately
started in to work up his fingers into bull
lion. One got caught in the roller and
was considerably mashed. We are sorry
for Frank, and had much rather it had
been Bob, Mack, or Brody, or Miss An
ME, because they have no use for their
fingers, and Frank has family.
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WELLS, FARGO a. Co.-REDUcTIoN OF
TAR1FF.-In consequence Of the opening
of Railway travel from this point, Wells,
Fargo 4 Co. have materially reduced their
tariff on express matter. This veteran
firm are disposed to accommodate their
old Pacific coast customers and keep
pace with the times.
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TIE YOU'VE CAPITOL. We understand

the contract for building the young Cap
itol, has been awarded to Colonel Curry.
This building will be located ON the Cap
itol grounds, and constructed of cut stone
OF the prison quarry. We do not know
the style of architecture, but if the plan
is followed, it will be as beautiful and
neat little house, as anybody need ask
for. .....-.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HoTEL-GEo. TUFLY PROPRIETOR.
G Sscket Richey q Schweiss
u Harnbetta l. Odds Hografe
Emery ID Conkling swain
en- Taylor.
oRMsBY HoCsE-B. II. NEDER SON PROJECTORS.
Vim NJ Stewart Mr. Williams D Dennis
} Clarke Geo Il Shear VIM VI Ellis
Lockwood Thos Raycroft.
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that keeps everything that anybody keeps
for sale, and good deal more besides,
received on Saturday a splendid and val
liable lot of fine jewelry, among which
Were solitaire and cluster diamond rings,
rubys, amethysts, pearls, opals, garnets,
carbuncles, and canoes set i'll fine gold
and made up into all the new styles of
ladies jewelry. Also the finest gold, stem
winding, stop, watches for sporting men,
or anybody that wants Il good time keep
er. In fact there are too many things
to mention. Go and See for yourself.
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CoMMENcED.--The masons commenced
yesterday to plaster the Ormsby house,
and if Med 4r has his say about it, will
get through as soon as possible.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

NENTLEMEN DESIRING ELEGANT
M apartments can be accommodated by apply
ing at this Office Immediately. LIT
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DYER's STAGEs.-We learn that Dyer
Stages lately put on to run between Reno
and Virginia, were hauled off yesterday.
The reason why we did not learn. s..-
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FAC e MIL.

lam NOW READY TO do CUSTOM
l. Woik, Grinding Feed or Barley, at my new
Mill on Carson street Just north Of Davis Co. s
Planning Mill. A liberal share of patronage is
solicited, and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
o3-tf L. W. PETERS.
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NNHE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
Il and patterns Of these staples always on
hand.
Place of business-Corner of CARSON and
FOURTH Streets. Carson City.
nST Terms CASH, and prices to suit the times.
LIT OLCONTrCH BROS.
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NEW MAP OF NEvADA.-The United
States Surveyor General for the District
of Nevada is making new map of this
State. 1t is inter ded for the use of the
Department at Washington, aud will be
the most accurate map yet published
1t contains all the lakes, rivers and i'm
portant towns, and all the public surveys
yet made, and shows their exact position
in the State. This map shows that but
little land has yet been surveyed, and
that only the best.
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esteemed friend Dan Able, Engineer at
the United States Branch Mint has gone
and done it at last. Becoming weary of
the smooth and free life of bachelor
and wishing for some relatives to put in
office when he becomes President Of the
United States, or Superintendent of the
Crown Point mine. he has assumed the
duties of ''pater familias" at last. We
wish him much joy, and in time several
of them.
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EQUALIZATION,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have this day received from the Assessor
Of ormsby County the Assessment Roll for 1872,
and that the Board of County Commissioners
will meet at my office in the County Buildings,
on Monday the 10th day of September, 1872. as
Board of Equalization, and continue in session
from time to time required by law. until the
business of equalization is disposed of.
T. EDWARDS,
County Clerk. and Clerk Of said Board.
September II, 1872. sl2-tf
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily. specially for the NEW APPEAL
by RICE Il PETERS, Stock Brokers, in Wells
Fargo Cos Office, Carson.
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EVENING REPORT.
So Meadow Wy ...2439, PA, 24a, "a, 25.b30,
24A b3O. "a, So, IAN SIS.
1876 Rsyrnd 4 Ely. .I55; 151, l57l4 16l b30, 157 y
l56, leo b30-
eS5 Eureka Con . .221a, % b30. 81 $50. 22's.
2as. - y, %, 22A. 22a b3o. Il $50, y,
hAp
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$ Z &c G. e r. -
UNADULTERATED ALE and
Il 4 IL ER ERR.

I AGER BEER. CONTAINING C0PPE-
A 4 RAS and ALE doctored with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the Latest adultcratioos dis
covered in NewYors.
Professor Mapes OF Ncw-York, analyzed
the Reer from a dozen different Rrewcries.
and all were found adultcratcd with noxious
substance. 1t is said, that the sale of Drugs
TO Brewers. is profitable part of the trade
This is perfectly infamous Cocoulns indicns
Dish berry, nux-vomiea. (dog bmlon) from
which stryohuine is obtained are some of
the delec'able substances found in Beer
These arc potent poisons, and the Brewer
found using them should be drowned at once
in one OF his own watts.
z. 81 am willing to be drowned in NV
own ys's, if any Impurities should be found
in my Beer.
shall continue 10 make healthful
Beverage, so that il may be drank by the
most delicate without the least danger
JOHN C. SEEGERS, Columbia, S. C.
For sale in orangebnrg by The cask or
otherwise, by MERoNEY s .sAIN.
ian C. 1y
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I HAVE just returned from NEW YORK
1 with the
FINEST STOCK

in TIE MARKET. embracing WATCHES of
all grades, .'EWELRY of all styles, SILVER
and PLATED WARE OF the most modern
patterns; beautiful in design, durable
cheap and warranted to suii
NJ" ---.,.-. v,r:y ytntng 10 be
found IN the New York Market, and de not
intend 10 10 CNDERSOLD.
Call aud examine for yo,rselvos. itten-
tive Clcrks viii gladly show you the fines,
assortment of articles above named, and of
Rings. Lockcts. Sleeve Bultens, Breas, Pins;
in fact everything needed or 20. be found in
u first class Jcwclry Store.
ISAAC SULCBACHER.
Under Columbia Hotel.
oct lib Columbia, $. c.
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SANDERS, OATES s CO.,
wAxuAws. LAsoAsrEn corxrr. 8. G.
Tor. P. zinmsyaaaa, Esq, seeeetary ef.as

ToP T. p. Zimmerman, Esq, Seceetary ofths
Fair eftae cSaroiinas, Charlotte, N. c.
The following is a correct statement Of
Cotton raised by Stevens s Cnreton. on IL
acres of stubble land, which was manured
witt! 400 pounds of Carolina Fertilizer. The
following is the mode of cultivation: Il was
thorong bly, broken up II inches deep, and
laid off in rows 81 feet wide, and the Fer
iilizer applied in the drill, then bedded ON
II on the 10Th of May, and planted the same
day, but owing to the cool and dry weather,
did not come up 10 a stand until about the
LIST of June. First working it was run
"f"''" 4..iSi partiaiiy
trimmed out with hoe. Second working
1t was run around with n 3 inch grub, u
inches long and the miidles thrown out with
Il sweep Is inches wide. One furrow 10 a
row and thinned to stand with hoe about
l2-tnches between the stocks, and after
wards it was ploGghed every two weeks
with sweep Is inches wide, aud hoed each.
time, until it was worked 6Ee times
The following is a correct statement ofthe
Cotton picked:
lst Picking ..............................a
2d Picking .4lO,
Oh l'lching... Al 3.
Estimated amount of unopened matured,
bolls .8l6'
IotAi..'.''.... .:...........i,9 923'
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Carolina Fertilizer
TRIUMPHANT!

WTLMISGToS, N. c., August 2lst, 1871.
For The largest production of Cotton TO
the acre. l.000 lbs. CARoLrSA PEnrrLozRR.
Fer lie largest production of Wheat 10
the acre. l,00O lbs. CAROLINA FERTrLIzER
The above premiums are for crops pro-
duced with the use of the Carolina Fertili-
ger alone, or IN combination with plantation
manures only, and tie awarding of said
preniutns is left discretionary with the
committee of the Association under their
rules.
SANDERS, OATES Is co.,
Agents at Charlotte,
Lancaster, s. c..
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WILLIAM A. 1IERONEY'g

ONEEEe.---IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE ALSO OFFER NJ
and guarantee Satisfaction TO all.
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Respectfully submitted,
STEVENS s. CUREToN.
certify weighed the Cotton picked in I,
the above statement, and it is correct.
October I'd, 1871. w. A. GRAHAM
At the request of MEssRs. STEVENS q
CuREToN, we have examined the "A acre Of
Cotton, and tho estimate made above is true
TO the best of our obility.
u. p. DURANT,
W. A. GRAHAM,
JOSEPH HODGES.
Premiums awarded to STEVENS s. CURE
ToN on above certificate.
We will sell the above Splendid Fertiliser
at Forty Five Dollars cash, or Fifty Dollars,
payable lst November, with Interest al I
per cent. per aruuni, delivered at our ware-
house iii Charleston. Agents viii sell at
same prices, addiag tue freight and drayags
TO their Depots.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS g. co.
Jan 10 An
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nowo
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Tits
to be to
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2andt those
a on 81 November
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lI n Y TyPlsIAER, fROIEERSl& co, General Agents. KS
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@. 8. BAUVINRT,
JED 10 jy5 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleanss


TIOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIBECIY
II Orleans No. J3259.-By virtue Of wFit &C
seizure and sale TO me directed by the du1F
Orabe the Fourth District Court for tllN
parish Of Orleans. IN the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction. at tho Mag-
chants and Auctionefrs Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets in z5ls
Second District Of this city, on SATURDAY July al
1872 az twelve o'clock ~, the following descFilsL
property, TO wit
A Lot OF GROUND together with the BulldineB
and improvements thereon, and all appurtenanF.sB
thereuntO belonging, situated in the FIRST DiItr11s
Of this city, designated by the number tWeEtF-
three, IA the square bounded by Canal Common
BarOnne and Dryades Gate Philippal streets On
plan annexed TO an act Of sale from the State o.
Louisiana 70 z. A. Porter passed before the iate q
a. Taarc, notary public in this city, on the TWIN
ty-ffth Of May, 1880.
Which lot measures twenty-five feet eleven
inches and two lines front on BarOnne street, u1z
hundred and siXty-One feet eleven inches five i5EEns
and 1hreequarters deep on the division line % ga
number twenty-five one hundred and sixty lzlE1
feet three inches five lines deep on the line d.
viding it from the property belonging 70 the Eus
versity Of Louisiana, and thiTty.rwO feet rsl4a.
inches in the rear the division line Of prOpasts7
belonging to the Mechanics Society.
Being the came property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase from Samuel Barrett v11s.
act passed before Michael Hahn. late notary -.
lie in this city, on the twenty-third Of Nay, iset
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Q. s. sAUVINET
ielsjyls29 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlsssg,.