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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-05

LADD & BILLINGS STAGE.-The stage
of this line leaves the ST. Charles Hotel
every morning at IA o'clock for Virginia
via. the Orphans Home. Warm
Springs, State Prison, Empire, Half Way
House, Mound House, New York House
Silver City, Gold Hill and Virginia
And returning, arrives in Carson at 5 p.
NJ. The coaches and stock of this line
are first-class. and the proprietors very
accommodating. This is the only direct
line to Silver City, and arrives at Vir-
ginia at about the same time as the cars,
the fair being the same as by rail.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

Most old Carsonites know John Suth-
erland and his establishment on North
Carson street, between Proctor and Tel
egraph. But for the benefit of strangers
who want good job done, a good fit,
and the best material, we propose to say
a word: Mr.. Switzerland has lately en-
larged and renovated his shop; increased
his stock, and is prepared to do the larg-
est and most complete business of the
kind in Carson. John is an old time
Highlander, and when he passes his word
it is as good as pure gold. You can rely
on it for good suit of clothes, for
he knows how to do it, and will give you
a splendid fit as cheap and better than
any man in Carson.
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EARLY AURORA PorAToEs.-We ac-
knowledge a very liberal sample of the
above variety of potatoes grown on the
Willow Ranch-Capt. E. G.. Winnie S
place. These potatoes are of large size.
mature early and cook in less time than
any variety We are acquainted with: and
when they are cooked they beat ANYTHING
for Mealy.' The thoughtful donor of
this bag of Murphys will accept our
thanks: and we take this method of stat
ing that We are still open for this charac-
ter of brides.
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JEwELRY AND CIGARs.-This is

JEwELRY AND CIGARs.-This is a
strange mixture and yet the most natural
in the world for the man who wears the
most and best jewelry, smokes the best
cigars. The place to get the best of these
articles is at Chas. W. Friends. on Car
son street, just north of Willis drug
store. He keeps the choicest brands of
cigars and tobacco, and everybody buys
them, from the Governor down to the
Constable. He has large and we'll Sc
lected stock Of fine jewelry, watches,
clocks and cutlery, and besides. is a first
class jeweler and engraver. In fact, he
is natural born German Yankee
master mechanic and born musician.
His charges are moderate and he sells
goods low, has clear conscience, is good
natured, and gets fat.
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RAILROAD BUs.-As will be seen by
an advertisement under New To-day"
Doc Benton is prepared to convey depart
ing and arriving passengers to and from
the Virginia and Truckee Railway station
at this point. The new and increasing
business brought and revived here by
the lately completed connection is thus
developing itself in various ways; and
one Of these days Carson will astonish
herself, her citizens and her visitors by
the metropolitan character of her insti-
tutious and conveniencies.
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RACEs.-Let admirers of fast stock and
patrons of the turf visit the race track
to-day and see the great match race, for
five hundred dollars, between Kent
and . Bundel and Co." Then will come
off the mile and repeat. trotting race,
for thirty dollars, free for ALL These
races will commence at 2 o'clock and at
ford entertainment for the rest of the day.
For those sportingly inclined We presume
an opportunity will be offered to invest
in pools. And for lovers of horses
for themselves alone they will find
Kent and 9 Bundel and Go" thorough
bred and their time worthy their iilustri-
Gus sire.
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NEVADA GIFT CoNcERr-This Grand
Gift Enterprise, authorized by the State
of Nevada for the erection of State In
sane Asylum, is advertised to be drawn
on the 18th of October. This is the best
opportunity yet offered for a person to
make fortune with few dollars. Crown
Point and Belcher stock have gone down
to bed rock prices, but the price of these
tickets are firm at S. per share. Those
wishing to venture piece cannot do better
than call on John D. Kersey and buy o
few tickets.
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GRANT AND WILSON CLUB,-This is the
regular meeting night of the club. and it
is desirable that a full attendance should
be present. Remember that the time is
half post seven, and the place at the Dis
trlct Court room. A number of popular
speakers will be present, and good
tcme may be expected.
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REMOVED Every day Ladd has som

REMovED.-Every day Ladd has some
thing new. He has moved his office from
Rosenstock S store, to the Sheritf's Office
in the same building. His bulletin board
looms up grandly in the distance, and
yesterday he placed thereon two new
signs, besides covering it all over with
wants" and "to rent" Don't forget
his place, at the Sheriff's office.
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FURSITURE,-Theos establishment of Geo.
w. kitzmeyer, successor of c. H. Maish,
on Carson street, opposite Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S office, is the most extensive and
complete in town. George has every
thing III the line of furniture. Fine bed
room and parlor sets, spring mattresses
sofas, chairs of all kinds, wardrobes, sec
retaries, etc. He has perfect gem of
rosewood bedstead, called the bridal gift.
Now don't everybody go after that article
tomorrow, for he has but one on hand.
Those who want furniture go to kitz-
meNtrS.
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DAVIS AND GILsoN's STONE ADDITION
We are able to report progress in the
construction of the large and substantial
addition to the store of this firm. The
walls are of cut stone from the Prison,
and are several feet out of the ground. A
large force OF mascns are employed there
on. md several carpenters on the wood
work. AS this firm never does anything
10y halves, we look for the speedy COM
pletion of one Of the finest stores in the
State. ...,..
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-05

SENATOR STEwART.-Senator Stewart
passed through here yesterday in the
morning train for Virginia. Mr. Stewart
will visit Carson soon we are informed,
and make US an old fashion Republican
speech. 1t is long time since we have
had the pleasure of hearing him, and the
sooner he comes the better he will please
rs
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BRICK KILN.-We are informed that
the biick kiln owned by Butts tSGeorSe,
and fired sometime since, is now burned,
the fire withdrawn, and as soon as cooled
Will be ready for market. These gentle
men have had splendid luck all through
from the first to the present, aud expect
to be able to furnish a good article.
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Y. S. BRANCH MINT REpoHr.-The
total amount of mixed bullion, gold and
silver, received at the Carson Branch
Mint, yesterday, was 25,730 ounces, of
which 23,56o were sent by the Belcher
mine to the Mint for coinage; the balance,
=, 11O ounces, We're sent in for melting and
assay. Seven bars of refined bullion
We're shipped this morning to the Bank
of California, Virginia City, worth to-
Sether $50, 06l 20. ...-
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BRICK FOR SALE.-Under New To-day
will be found the advertisement of Rice
Il Peters, offering brick for sale. Those
desiring to purchase, will leave their or
ders at the express or banking office of
Wells, Fargo & Co.
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As Coon AS NEw.-Our fellow towns

As COOP AS NEw.-Our fellow towns
man, Mike Purcell night Waterman, etc,
at the Capital, is repairing and enlarging
his house situated near the railroad track
not far from Mr. Meder's This was one
of the Oldest of that locality, and had be-
come somewhat dilapidated; but at pres
ent under its enlarged and renovated con-
tition, it is a neat and comfortable home.
Mike is an energetic and reliable man,
and We are pleased to know he is prosper
ing.
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HNHE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
Il and patterns Of these staples always on
hand.
Place of business-Corner Of CARSON and
FOURTH Streets. Carson City
NJ Terms CASH, and prices to suit the times
Lit OLCoNITCH BROS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James W. Nye.
and our fellow townsman O. P. Willis of
the adobe drug store, arrived in town
yesterday from below. The Senator has
been on mixed tour of business and
pleasure, and Willis to lay in new and
large stock Of goods for his drug store.
As we do not like to have our citizens
fooling around in California unless we
can go too, we are Of course glad to see
them back 1aLI j,
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AN UNFORTUNATE DoG.-Yesterday a
slnallsized specimen of the canine race
having no fear of death, and feeling him
self larger than railroad ear, retained
his position on the track and was cut in
two by passing car wheel. 1t was a
neat job-as good as any butcher in town
can do. We expect to hear of the owner
suing the company for damages for the
loss of 50 valuable cur. Fi-.'--- -
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REGrsTRAIIoN.-We noticed on exam
ination of the Register of Carson town.
ship yesterday, that there were but 337
names registered. Let voters remember
the payment Of a poll tax to register is
not required this year, as that law has
been repealed - ss,ss'a~s,
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iSTE1w7AAEEI, WAIT TO SPEAK,r Piper $ Opera
House has been engaged for to-morrow
evening. on which occasion, we under
stand, Senator Stespst vail address the
people ofthis county.-ITyiaia Chronicle.
z4GIT-t1@ a-A.Ge TsBra owFE
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-GEo. rufLr PROPHET

ST. CHARLES HoTEL-GEo. ruFLY PROPRIETOR
J Lewis WI Tuner J Wi1ljaus
stephens NJ Green W Calbreath
J Buckley Rabbit H Russell
4 Dickson W Byne EA Carter
Groh Lewis 5 T Sickles
OENsBY HoUsE-B. II. MEDER 4 son PgoRIHToRs
VIM BlackInore Chas Decker Leete
wife Leete G D Gardiner
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily. specially for the NEW APPEAL,
Ivy RICE PETERS, Stock Brokers, in Wells
Fargo 4 Cos office, Carson.
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II GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE. !

Y>HE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION
for the General Election to be held ON Tues
day, November 5, 1872. are now open at my Office
in Empire City. for Empire and Brunswick Mill
Precincts. Ornlsby county, Nevada. and will re-
MI opAn until Monday, October q, 1872 ut six
OelOck r. II. on that flav ~sE t-.lF a
s2'-td JAMES MORRIS, Registry Agent.
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MORNING REPORT.

MORNING REPORT
175 Ophir.. 81. e.,
30 Gould Curry .16O, 4, 1856,
lis Savage. 80, II, IS, 50 b3, 7s19, 81 b3O
81 b30, 10.
100 Chollar .......53 81. 541 l54E So bio.
20 Hale Moro 721a, ~, 70, 10.
$50 Yellow Jacket II, 10, 60, GS, 67h, 68}s, 60
bio &C. Is b30.
30 Crown Point 30, %. "a. 95 90.
$50 Imperial. ......74, ~ b30, rs, ~ b 80.
900 Empire Mill .6s4. 6's, 67s b30, g.. b5, 67s.
% Alpha "a, 35, Sc.
435 Belcher. IS, 80. Ssl4. IS So.
40 Con Virginia ST, 60. SO. 50 b30, 81, Sc So.
100 Sierra Nevada. Is; Is BIO, 151a.
~ Exchequer .....H.
20 Daney .......1ai
80 Seq Belcher SO. 52i@. 50.
40 knickerbocker. A., A..
240 Overman $500. 50 b30. 80, 50 y $50, 81 So.
100 Justis .........56,
1920 Julia ..63 ,6ai b3O, 6sS, 67s b3O, g..
o., Oh.
355 Caledonia %, 22H, %, 2ah, % b3O,
23g b.
20 Eclipse. ........S.
- Baltimore. ....7..
40 Globe. SOC.
go Senator .......1ii.
10 Utah. ........34.
100 Woodville go. ga, 81, b30.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-11
MARYLAND.
Inauguration OF Governor Whyte-A Short
speech and No Message.

OF Governor Whyte-A short
Speech and No Message.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 10, 1872.
Hon. WIN. Pinkney whyte was inaugurated Gov.
ernor Of the state OF Maryland in this city, at two
O'Clock to-day. About that hour the members Of
the state Senate met In the Senate Chamber. and
Mr. Henry Snyder took his position as President Of
that body, and chairs were placed on either
side OF him for the accommodation of the
gentlemen who were to assist in the
ceremony OF the Inauguration. few
moments afterwards the Sergeant at Arms an.
nounced the Speaker and House Of Delegates Of the
State OF Maryland and that body entered the
Chamber and took seats. The Judges Of the Court
OF Appeals were ranged In chairs In front OF the
CLERKS desk. The committee appointed by the
then retired and escorted Mr.. whyte q the Cham
ber where he was received by the President OF the
Senate ana introduced to tne audience oy the Hon.
Mr.. Whyte is q tall. spare man with very striking
and handsome features. His head is slightly bald
tache. His eyes are very dark and piercing ana his
manner and delivery very captivating.
THE GOVERNORS SPEECH.
When introduced by Governor Bowie he stepped
TO the front OF the stand and said that IN accord
ss Of once which
dstrusted his abilities to perform. He sald mas s1
condition OF the State and Of the interests
which required legislation, and the Comptroers
exhaustive report had furnished oil the information
with regard to the finances Of the state that could
possibly be desired he was relieved Of the necessity
OF abiding to any Of these matters. For the first
time since the adoption Of the constitution OF 1867
opposing political parties were represented In the
Legislature He would therefore add nothing to
political rancor by abiding to federal AFFAIRS.
With some trepdatlon he ventured to break In
upon o tlme-nonored custom and make no inaugu.
raj address. His speech occupied about ten minutes
in its delivery, the Naval School band performing
HAL, Columbia w as an introduction, and MARY.
land, My Maryland,r at ifs conclusion. The oath
was administered to Governor Whyte by Judge
Bartol, Chief Judge Of the Court OF Appeals,
after which he received the CONGRATULATIONS
OF his friends, OF which he had very great NUMBER
he being the rising star in the political horizon Of
this state. large number OF ladies from Balt
more and other places were present to witness the
inaugural ceremonies. -.
Owing to the illness OF Governor Whyte's wife
there was no reception this afternoon at the guber-
material mansion, as has been customary In former
years, and the Governor left Annapolis for Balti'
more on the evening train.
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NEW JERSEY.

Increase OF the Governors Salary-Wait.
ing for the inauguration.
The bill increasing the salary Of the Governor
nom $4,000 to $1,000 passed both Houses and was
signed by the Governor yesterday. 1t win take
eject on the 10th inst.
Mr.. Hewett introduced resolutions asking Con-
gress to grant appropriation for the removal Of
Constructions in the Delaware River.
Two railroad bills were introduced The session
promises 10 be lively for the railroad corporations
The limit for the Introduction OF private bills was
fixed for the 10th OF February.
The committee appointed for making arrange
ments for the Inauguration OF Governor Parker is
constantly in session. AS 1t Is generally understood
tnat no business Of importance viii be transacted
TIL Friday. when the presiding 0r1cers Will again
formally declare ON adjournment till Monday.
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ART SALE.

An important collection OF paintings VIII be o.
fered for sale to-day at the auction rooms Of Il.
schenck, In Liberty street. Among the works WIZ
he found numerous examples after artists we1
known to fame. Sontag Is represented by "a
Scene in the Alleghanies," full Of the romantic sem
timent and delicate mystery which abound In hfs
works. Correct nebulous feeling has been caught
in the treatment OF the clouds, which appear 70
melt into rain at the point OF contact with the hill
tops The quiet bit Of water and the distant break
in the mountains, combined with the wild, roman
tic look Of the mountains give the picture much Of
the character OF
A FAIRY SCENE,
full OF underlined interest and charms. Not far
from this we have "a Naval Battle Between tho
Gueux de Aer and the Spaniards." The artist, Mr..
Hendrick F. Schadfes, has thrown much spirits
into his composition, which is bold and free. the
action Of the figures accords well with the situa-
ton, while the groups are strongly and vigorously
marked. "a Group OF Cattle and Ducks" Dy
VerbOecKnoven deserves attention as careluuy
finished example alter this celebrated animal
What the butch painters did for their dykes and
narbors-poetize them. His subject certainly 0ners
better scope than the put0h coasts IN 81
the surroundings Of e wnicn snds s1 is
Dutch pictures But Mr. s Moran ry ,sess enc
bowed with the powers Of approaching
POEMS IN IN E nstSerS. and through the
He looks down on sne o ond 'sKv ne perceves
fransent everchanqing beauties Of form ana coiois
and transfers them IN mis- cool gray renre
aae ..,nn nf the scene depicted. An American
artist whose works nve
,avoaaosU, weterfall in Norway" In which tho
q the waters mas ssen mac
mose ~ 10 desired. This artists manner IS DE.
cdedly vigorous and marked BY broad treatment
snd bold efects. In making the lines =, sne ., n ,n
aiers he has succeeded giving intensity to the
motion OF the torrent the tone Of tine Pictu, ,s y
9 gar,al warmth. He cannot escape from the I'M
Suence OF the great lumlnary, and gives US picture
OF sunset gorgeous In all the
y" TURNERIsH T1NTS
Of golden. red and yellow. Backalowitz Is present
~ nav nis wonderful power over the technical
treetment OF MS subject. There are many otnos
naintng s we should like to MENTION pus space VIM
not hermit The sale will be continued on FrldaJ.
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| derers and assasMns, whose hands were rcd with
the blood OF greater number OF citizens than TIE
combined victims OF the Ku Klux Klans
of both North and South Carolina had 70
long openly de1ed the State authorities, that
without prompt action 1t would be virtual con-
fession OF anarchy and chaos In the state. Accord
ingly Mr.. Norment. the Senator from Robson
county, introduced q resolution authorizing the
Governor to offer additional and heavier rewards
for the capture or each and every
one OF the "Lowry Gang,n whether
dead or alive. This resolution was sec onded and
strongly supported by q NUMBER OF conservative
me sures be at once Instituted for the suppression
and capture, and, II possible, the
DETERMINATIONS OF THE GANG,
which had now for eleven years defed the state
authorities. Many OF these gentemen did no! nesi.
extreme measures in the raising Of military forces
and In suspension OF the writ OF habeas corpus
wa0ns Of and 9r at, the to.S
Of the best citizens Of two counties In me
limited arrests Of ciIizens Of that STATE. winch
Stances were urged IN Of energetic and
decisive, action Dy the legislature. In the
sun the which a0"T passed strange @ ssd me-
met with determined opposition from the
rs O. 0 ed s
Wilmington district seemed to be the open and
0vOwed champion or the outlaw, In whom he was
deeply Interested aud with whom he evidently had
warm sympathy, and this Senator Is further ac-
cused Of recently having held an interview with
Henry Berry Lowry at the stronghold OF the gang In
the HWamps OF Robson county.
THE LEGISLATIVE EFFORT DEFEATED
Thus the.rst EFFORT on the part OF the Legislature
to enforce measures for the capture OF this band OF
assassins mas been defeated for the present by the
sympathy or their c0Ored political brethren in
the senate OF North Carolina. 49,
Tno question OF tho admission of Governor Vance
to the United states Senate still remains In the
utmost doubt and perpexity. 1t Is understood tha9
the resignation OF Governor Vance Is IN the hands
OF Senator here. ready TO be rendered In case
Vances petition for removal OF his political disa-
bltttes should fail, or until the pending amnesty
bull has been disposed OF by Congress.
1t Is reported that Governor Caldwell will refuse
to commission any one as Senator whom the Legis-
lature may elect. do not know whether this re-
iusal to be based upon the ground that the Legis
lature has exhausted Its powers under
the acts Of Congress regulating the election
Of Senators. or that there IS no vacancy
tam, If such Is to be his action, that 1t is done
order that he may buy Off some dangerous
rival Tor the radical nomination for Governor.
This matter involves question Of law, but 1t
Is likely that II the Governor refused to give his
certificate to any Senator the Legislature might
elect another in the place OF Vance, and he would
at once be tmpeached and dep0sed from the Ex-
ecutive chair and another put In his stead who
would willingly commission the new Senator
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NORTH CAROLINA.

legislative Efforts to Exterminate the
SLOWLY Gang" Defeated-GOvernorC Card
well and Governor Vance as United States
Senators. - 49,.
RALEIGH Jan. 10, 1872.
The recent detailed accounts In the columns Of
the HERALD of the wholesale outrages Of the
"I.owry Gang, Of outlaws in Robson county, In
this sate mas had the erect Of bringing the matter
prominently 10 the attention Of tho Legislature II
had heen so forcbly shown tpat six notorious muir