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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-18
LIVERY STABLES.

LIVERY STABLE
CARSON STREET,
OPPOSITE WELLS, FARGO 4 co.'s EMPRESS.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING UN-
equalled facilities for carrying on his bust
ness, is now better prepared than any livery
stable proprietor in Nevada (outsde of Virginia
City to accommodate the public with.
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE EQUIPMENTS
FINE SPANS,
stylish Turn-outs tall newl. Superior
Saddle Horses,
And everything that first-class Livery Stable is
supposed to be provided with
Picnics, Balls, Political Gatherings,
Funerals, etc, ETC.,
Supplied with vehicles and steady teams on the
shortest notice.
Access to my stable can be had at all hours of
the day and night.
A Stage to Lake Tahoe leaves the stu.
BILE Daily.
TERMS REASONABLE.
A share of the patronage of the place is solic.
tied.
J. N. BENTON, Proprietor.
Carson, September 9, 1872. I.tf
BANKERS
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central PACIFIC R. R.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL
~ Is, 1872. Trains will leave Reno as follows
Overland Passenger Train for Wadsworth,
Winnemucca, Carlin, Toano, Ogden and East,
1907 NJ.
Overland Freight and Accommodation Train for
Ogden and East. SIS A. NJ.
Overland Passenger Train for Marysville, Red
ding flor Oresonj. Sacramento. Lathrop, Merced
flor Yosemite. Upton flor Los Angeles,, and
San Francisco, 2:10 A. NJ.
Overland Freight and Accommodation Train
for San Francisco, 12:45 4. NJ.
A. n. TOWNE, 7. II. GOODMAN,
Genl. Supt. G. P. and Tkt Agt
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HNHIS OLD ESTABLI g ii ED AND
i widely known Stable has been lately reno
vated the old stock culled out and replaced with
fine young horses.
Carriages Of all descriptions on hand AT MOD
ERATE CHARGES.
Horses boarded by the DAY or WEEK on the
KOWEST POSSIBLE TERMS.
N. B.-We attend strictly to our own business.
1T WINNIE & DAVID.
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Tenders hts serviccs 70 the ctisens of CasNoa
and vicinity = nurae for such gentiemen ~
may require hie @ryiccs. Apply u thc ofacs u
the Carson AprkAL. l.W
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
MINOR TELEGRAnIs.

II great lOOu Is TepOTUeQ Ill CdlllOTuld TlNeTS
The Tribune says the best medical authori-
ties of the city, among them Drs. Stephen
Smith and Ceccarini of the Health Board, be-
lieve that the cholera is certain to develop in
New York this summer.
Great damage was done by the tornado Fri
day in the vicinity of New York to crops, fences,
trees, ETC. .-.. E-h.- '-.
An Oswego IN. W special states that phe-
nomenon occurred in the lake there Thursday.
The water rose two feet, then fell continuing
this movement for some time; fishes came to
the surface, and there were other indications of
an earthquake.
A Peoria Qllinois) special says part of
freight train broke a coupling Friday, while
going up steep grade, and ran back with
frightful velocity, colliding with engine,
making complete wreck of it, and demolsh-
ing seven cars. But one man was injured, and
it is believed he will recover. { Loss about $780,
600.
The Liberal State Committee sheld meeting
Friday, at which it was decided not to call a
State Convention until after the Baltimore
Convention. Senator SchurZ and Gov. Brown
were present Both made speeches, in which
they advised a concliatory course towards the
Democrats.
The steamship City of Baltimore arrived at
Queenstown and the Hanover at Southampton
both from New York. Sunday.
In Titusville Pa, Saturday evening, mad
dog rushed through the Streets biting ten or
twelve persons, some persons being badly torn
by the animal.
The negroes connected of pepit larceny in
Henrio Va, were publicly whipped Saturday.
1t is said that Gen. Dix is to be removed
from the Presidency of the Erie Railroad and
Gen. Mcclellan appointed ..
Judge Busted has confirmed the sale of the
Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad and ordered
that 1t be turned over the State of Alabama.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
Ferry Village.

Another large and enthusiastic Washington
ian Temperance meeting was held at Union
Hall on Saturday evening, President Dyer in
the chair. Excellent remarks were made by
Messrs. r. NJ. York. chairman of the vigilance
committee, Douglass, Hubbard, Wiley, Low
ring, j. Y. York, Mrs. Pilsbury Mrs S.
York. and Rev. q. Freeman. The last men
toned speaker attributed the late Franco-Prus-
sian war to alcohol and tobacco; and that some
of the European nations becoming alarmed at
the debilitation of their subjects through the
use of tobacco, were about to inaugurate tenn
perance reformation. The exercises were in
terspersed with vocal music by the Hubbard
Juvenile Glee Club. The meeting adjourned
for one week Our correspondent writes:
Mrs. Gulford, whose house was insured in
the agency of Douglass q Robinson, had her
loss adjusted and paid in seventeen hours from
the time of the fire.
wish to say, in reply to your anonymous cor
respondent in last Mondays PRESS, that does
not stand corrected. l have the original copy
OF the meeting in my possession,of all the dele
gates chosen and the order in which they come.
Rev. Mr. Pritchard also has a copy; and the list
of delegates to the District Convert is as
they We're there given. G. f. Henley, Esq,
was the first name on the list and Reuben Hig-
gins was the sixth. As we are entitled to but
five, now if this latter gentleman will quietly
withdraw his name we shall feel disposed to
let this matter drop.
Saturday morning at one o'clock fire was
discovered in one of the attic chambers of
the house of Mrs. Mary A. Guilford, on Frank
lin street. The house and furniture slightly
damaged. Insured in the Agricultural of New
York, Douglass and Robinson, agents. The
fire was caused by the upsetting of lamp in a
part of the house where two children were
sleeping, and when discovered the furniture in
the room was on fire, and they were not dis
covered a moment too soon to save their lives
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

Appointment.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Secretary of
Interior has appointed Hon. j. A. Garfield, of
Ohio, commissioner to remove the Flat Head
Indians of Bitter Root valley, Montana to the
general reservation in the same territory.
Soldiers Homestead Law.
The regulations under the soldiers and sail
ors' new homestead law end mining act has
beeu prepared by the commissioners of the gem
eral land office and sent to the Government
printer and will be ready for distribution in
few days.
A Good Showing.
The following are the internal revenue re-
ceipts For the month, 81, 122,62S; for the ifs
cal year to date $125 $40, TO The returns to
date already exceed the estimate for the entire
fiscal year, and it is probable that the addition
al receipts to the 30th inst will reach fully
$5,000,000. s.. $50. IL,
Gen. SickIes.
WASHINGTON, June 16-General Sickles has
gone to Madrid to present his letters of recall
will be appointed till several matters in contro-
versy, including the liberation of DR.. Howard
have been adjusted. The Spanish governme ut
have yet failed to be convinced that DIR. How
ard is an American citizen, but may release
him in accordance with the request of our
government.
Special Signal Service.
Observer Sergeant Schaffer, of the Signal
Service, has received orders to hold himself in
readiness to make a balloon ascension from
Boston on the first proximo, for the purpose of
scientific observations of the upper air currents.
The ascension is to be the first of a series in
augurated by the War Department Signal Office,
for the calculation of questions in relation to
aerial currents Sergeant Schaffer is supplied
with compete set of instruments and will
make formal report of the results of his OBJ
servationS.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
Commissioners Notice.
Seizure of Goods.
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMo
G,.&o,,, Iyo,,aa po,-JJ00d .Tnne 4 IL

DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND rALMoCIH,1
Custom House, Portland, Jnne l, 1872
NOTICE is hereby given that the following describ-
~ ell goods seized in this district on the days
hereinafter mentioned for violation of the revenue
laws and are detained in public store at this port
any person or persons claiming the same are request
ed to appear and make such claim within twenty (20
DAYS from the date of this publication.
July l. 1871, 400 lbs Junk 20 lbs Cotton Pickings;
Aug Is 10 bottles Brandy; Nov. IA, bbls Potatoes,
bottle Wine, bottle Whiskey. bottle Rum; Janu-
ary "a 1872 boxes (00) Cigars; April 10, 200 Cigars
April 49, Dbl Moassesr April "a, 10 Razors IA Pock
ct Knives; April 25, Meerschaum Pipes; May 6, 1
box containing AZ doz Razors, 5 2-3 doz Razors doz
Dirk Knives doz Pocket Knives, sets Knives and
Forks, doz Watch chains, doz Shirt Studs, 81 dez
Shawl Pins, dOz Rings, IL Sets Jewelry.
juadiaw3w Tue l. WASHBURN, JR.. Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17

GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-71 lumber, 8 do
iaIhs suo hour, do corn, do oats do sundries,
ITO cans milk Shipment East-9OO bbls flour car
moving machines, do sundries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY FROM BOsToN-10 bales
Kegs lead stoves and IA pcs castings 10 boxes
ORANGES bbls beef 40 rolls felt % coils cordage
casks OIL cases metal, hhds sheep skins, 25 boxes
pread preparation plates IRON 10 and 10 bales
domesles 10 bdls muscles 20 bbls pork, IS do bone
order.
For Canada and up country-2OO bags dyewood, 5?7
empty boxes 46 bales rags, coils rope, u bags log
WOOD II casks nails, SO pckgs furniture 10 bale. WOOL
os plates ron 100 bds leather, 100 pkgs to order.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YoRK.-311
dry hides 140 green do 100 bales rags % do bulaps
do wool, ID do broom corn los rolls leather rs do
carpetng, 100 bbls rosn, 100 bbls glass ware 20 do
satpetre, 10 do rosn 1873 do cement 10 bars iron rs
bds ron rs do paper, IS do bags so kegs white lead
ly9S cases empty cans, 80 do clocks, 200 boxes tin
loO 90 roisins rs do tobacco 80 do cheese 80 do
window glass 40 do hardware, 30 do btters, 20 bags
nuts hhds tobacco, 90 pkgs household furniture,
pianos, 200 pkgs sundries
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17

FIRE.-About half past two this morning
fire was discovered in the Office of H. A. Nc
Kenney & Co., publishers of the RiUerside Echo
and general book agents, No. A Exchange
street, over the Transcript Office. The fire had
obtained considerable Roadway when discovered
but was quickly extinguished by the very
prompt efforts of the fire department The
property, of which there was considerable in
the rooms, must be entirely destroyed, but the
fine furniture of George A. Whitney, in rear
room, received but slight dan age. The damage to
the Transcript office must be considerable
from the water poured in on the floor above
The third story, which is occupied by Mr..
Whitney for furniture factory, received little
or no damage. The fire originated in closet
back of the main room, filled with books and
papers. We learn that the Office was occupied
until midnight. The property was insured.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
The Old Story of n Drunken BrawI and
Murder.

CONCORD, N H., June 16.-During a drunk
en- fight last night at the house of Michael
Ahern, near the crossing of the Claremont rail-
road, John Mari was shot and instantly
killed. 1t is not known certainly who commit
ted the deed, but suspicion fell upon Martin
Deveny, man employed a spinner in the
Holden mill. He was arrested at his house
this morning and placed in confinement. but
denies all knowledge of the shooting He is
aged about 80 years, and has wife and seven
children.
Coroner G. F. Stewart held an inquest to -day
and the facts established in regard to the muir
der were that the bullet passed through the left
lung to the vertricles of the heart, and lodged
between the eth and Sth ribs. 1t appears from
the testimony that party consisting of the
deceased Martin Deviny Thos Deviny, Mi
chael Deviny and James Murphy called at the
house of Ahern, who keeps a little groggery IN
his cellar to get some drinks, about II O'clock
A fight ensued in which all the parties mem
toned and several others in the house partici-
pated. During the fracas, John Mari was shot
and Michael Deviny and Aherp were badly
bruised. None of the witnesses testified as to
who did the shooting, but all evidently know
more of the matter than they are willing to
tell The deceased was 80 years of age, a ma
tive of Roxbury, VT, and was employed in the
granite quarry. He was soldier in the 18th
United States Infantry, and served In seventeen
engagements under Gen. Skies and received
three wounds
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17

Labor Troubles.
BERLIN, June 16-Serious trouble from the
labor movement is feared here. The engineers
threaten to strike. The masters have resolved
to meet it by locking up their shops and fac
tories, thereby throwing ont all the employees,
whether engaged in the strike OF not.
steamship Ashore.
QUEENSTOWN, June 16.-Steamship Nevada,
from New York, as she approached this harbor
went ashore at o'clock this afternoon half a
mile east of Roche's Point. A dense fog pre-
vailed. The passengers and mails were landed
in safety. The ship having been lightened she
came off with the next tide and will be towed
to port Slia
tE Cuban Matters.
HAVANA, June 15-The Diario publishes two
statements relative to the steamer Edgar Stew
art. one of which is that the steamer arrived at
Aspinwall without being able to disembark her
cargo or fillibusters.
The Diraro says the commander of the iron
clad Arapiles is discussing the Virginius aues-
ton with the Venezuelan Government, and it
is understood the matter will be amicably set
tied:
A despatch from Sagu la Grande announces
that the steamer Columbia arrived there out of
coal and otherwise in distress. Her crew con-
consisted of thirty men. An examination of
herspapers was made and proved satisfactory.
Her officers were not allowed to communicate
with the shore until her status was clearly de-
fined.
Late new I ork papers received here contain
an account of the hanging by the legs of insur-
gents. Nothing is known in Havana of any
such executions and tie story is not believed.
1t is reported that several insurgents detected
in an attempt to surrender to the Spaniards
were hanged by Diaz
Delfin Sanches, son-in-law of President Juar-
ez of Mexico, is a passenger on the steamer
City of Merida for New York 1t is reported
that he goes there for the purpose of purchas-
ing more arms for the Mexican Government.
Mexican Matters
MATAMoRAs, June 15.-Gov. Canalas, of To-
maulipas, who hitherto has abstained from tax
ing any part in the war, has directed national
guard to be organized along the whole frontier
of the State. The force is expected to reach
5000. Ii is understood that Canales will take
command in the interest of the Government
and operate against the revolutionists.
Gen. Cebalos occupies Camargo and Mier on
the north and Col. Reuveltas holds Saltillo on
the south of Monterey, where Trevino remains
remains inactive. He is probably recruiting his
forces, which are known to have suffered almost
as severely as the Government troops.
Matamoras and the adjacent country is quiet
Business is suspended -.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
Sale Of Real Estate
At Auction.

H. ID. OLEAN fso,
Admir- estate OF Dennis MeCarty deceased.
leland, April IS A. D., 1872. ap2o-lawM
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
MASSACHUSETTS,.


BOSTON, June 15-Arrangements have been
perfected for grand public reception of the
Prussian, English and Washington Marine
Bands at o'clock Monday morning. The ex-
ect!ve committee of the Jubilee, various Ger
man, British and Scotch, with several military
companies, will form the procession which will
be received by the Mayor at City Hall. A COL
latioc will be furnished the bunds at the Parker
House.
Boston, June 16.-The coliseum is completed
and ready for the grand opening of the Inter
national festival tomorrow. Hotels, boarding
houses and private quarters are rapidly filling
with visitors
The Eight Hour Movement.
A meeting of trades Unions has been called
in Faneuil Hall, to meet Tuesday evening, in
furtherance of the eight hour movement
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
MINOR TELEGRAMS,

A Gettysburg despatch says the Battlefield
Memorial Association on Friday, reelected
Governor Geary President, and committee was
appointed to invite the submission of plans,
specifications and proposals for the erection of
indication obelisks or monuments.
r. b. Swain, late superintendent of the Uni
ted States mint in San Francisco, died from an
overdose of laudanum, supposed to have been
taken by mistake.
The Powhattan has arrived at the Kittery
Navy Yard for supplies
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17

BASE BALL.-Last Saturday afternoon
friendly game of base ball was played between
the Dirigo Club, of Deering, and the Resolute
Club, of Portland, resulting in the defeat of the
the most splendid game which has ever been
played in this State, and but very few errors
were made on either side. On the side of the
Dlrigo's the splendid catching and pitching of
Messrs. st. John and Durham were the best
that has been seen in this part of the State
since the days of Abbott and Evans; st. John
playing the prettiest game imaginable under
the bat during the whole game. On the other
side (that of the Resolute's) the splendid play
ing Of Messrs. Libby and Briggs were especial
ly noticed. The pitching on both sides was
highly creditable that of Dunhams being es-
pecially noticed for its smoothness. JUNIOR
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
BY >. $. BAILEY q CO., Auetioneer.
Desirable Property on Winter 81.
mt Auction.

We shall offer at public auction on Friday June
2ist, at 3o'clock P. NJ, the premises-the prop
erty on Winter Street. No. sc, consisting of good
two story house, in excellent repair, Sebago water,
and water closets, above and below stairs, gas
throughout, IS pleasant rooms, large closets, good
cellar and drained into the public sewer-House fit
ted for one two families. Also in rear of this
venently arranged good closets, two rooms finished
in the attic wo0d-shed and clubhouse neat and con-
yenient fine rent for a small family. The Lot is
SO feet on Winter street, running back l27 feet
This is very desirable property for investment, IL
will rent readily for 600 dollars for occupancy,
it is in excellent neighborhood, with pleasant sur
roundings, easy of access and the line of the
Horse X. r. Houses can be examined from to p.
NJ, two days previous to sale, and from 10 and to
hour of sale on day.
Inn 1Q.d+
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
RpeciaI SignaI Service.
Boiler Explosion.
Twelve or Fifteen Persons Killed.

MCGREGoR, Iowi, June 15-The raft boat
ID. A. Mcdonald passed here about four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and when nearly opposite
North McGregor her boiler exploded and blew
all above the boiler deck into fragments. The
hull Immediately sunk in fifteen feet of water.
The Alamaker, a transfer boat between Prairie
du Chen and McGregor fortunately was at the
landing at North McGregor, and went to the
assistance of the sufferers and picked up eight
OF the crew, five of whom were seriously wound
ed two of them having since died. 1t is not
definitely known how many were on board, as
the captain and owner of the boat remained in
st. Louis, Dut as near as can be made out from
the stories of those saved, there must have been
between 30 and So on board. Five persons are
known to be dead and many others are missing
The names of nine of the wounded have already
been ascertained. There were no passengers
The second engineer, who was on duty at the
time of the explosion, and who is badly scald-
ed, says that he was attending to duty and had
tried the water not more than three minutes
before the explosion and found water in the top
gauges. He seems to think the boiler very in
ferlor but cannot account for the explosion.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
MuniciDaI COurr.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
SATERDAY-Martin Curran and John Murphy for
erecting and continuing hog-sty. Discharged on
promise to the City Marshal abate the nuisance
and the payment of costs.
O'Donnell
Mary Dooley; assault and battery. Fined 81 and
costs. HB Cleayes
Edward o. Day; single sale. Continued to Tues
day next. HB Cleayes
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17

PERIoDIcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly, Our
Young Folks, Godey's Lady's Book and Les
lies Illustrated Magazine for July have been
received and are for sale at the bookstores
of Messrs Bailey & Noyes, and H. L. Davis,
Exchange street; Loring, Short & Harmon
and Augustus Robinson, under the Falmouth
Hotel, also at the school-book, music and peri
odical store of E. c. Andrews, No &c Center
street, and at the book and periodical depot of
Messrs. Fessenden Brothers.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
EXPLOSION OF A STEAMSHIP.
Fifty-six Persons Instantly Killed.

MARsEILLEs, France, June 16-While the
Spanish steamship Guadayea was lying in this
port to-day, crowded with passengers, her boil
ship was torn in pieces. OF those on board few
escaped death or injury. Forty-four passengers
and and eleven of the officers and crew were
killed. Immediately after the explosion the
steamer took fire and the flames communicated
to the dock and serious confagration was
threatened Several hundred bales of cotton
were consumed when the flames were subdued.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
CITY AND VICINITY.


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Garlic. H. Leighton. ~.
Attention. Battery.
What the Weak Need.
l. A r. A.-James Cunningham,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Agents Wanted
Caution-Edwin c. Burt.
Female Copyist Wanted
Removal-Dr. Geo. A. Clark,
To Lett Quincy st.
l. o. o. FIJI. c. Barnes.
Notice-John Dunphy.
Wanted-W. APP.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Millinery and Fancy Gooas-Mrs WEIGH.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17
SHADE TAssELs all colors cts. each at 10th
rop, Devens & Co., 81 Exchange ST. je15tf

JOB PRfNTING.-Every description of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange St. VIM. M. MARKS.
WINDOW Screens, of all kinds, at Lothrop,
Devens & Co., 81 Exchange street. je 13-TT&s.
Mrs. MANCHEsTER-The well known cele-
brated ClairvOyant Physician is now at the
Hotel opposite the Depot in North Berwick,
where she will remain till Friday the 21st. In
valids should avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty of consulting her at once. Mrs. Manches-
ter is too well known for the many wonderful
cures she has effected, to need any comment.
Call at once she will positively leave the 21st.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17

THERE will be Washingtonian temperance
meeting this evening at the Allen Mission
Chapel, Locust street. commencing at quarter
before eight. Addresses by Rev. Mr.. Bicknell,
Rev. Mr.. Sterling, James Woodbury. and 9TH
ers. The public are cordially invited
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-17

DURSUANT to licence of the Probate Court for
II the County of Cumberland, to me granted
sale of the estate of Dennis McCarty, late of Port
land in said county, deceased consisting of certain
parcel Of land situated in said Portland the north
easterly side OF Centre street. and bounded fol-
lows to wit Beginning at the southerly corner of
lot of land now, or formerly owned by one Mary
Evans, thence running snutheastery on said Centre
street twenty feet to stake, thence running
northeasterly on parallel line with said Evans land
sxty-nne feet and six inches to land now or former
ly owned by ers of the late Mary Hail. thence run
ming by said Halls land northwestery to said Evans
land thence by said Evans land to the
hrst bound, and subject to mortgage to John Sted-
worthy, for the sum of two hundred dollars, dated
July oath, A. d. 1869. will sell the said real estate
es in said Portland on the twenty-seventh day OF
June, A D.. 1872, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, for the pur-
poses in the license set forth.
mentioned.
H. b. CLEAVES,
Admir- estate of Dennis MeCarty deceased
o.Jand Aprl rs A. D., 1872. ap2o-lawM