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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

GEORGETOWN, Oct. l4.-The question
referred to in my letter yesterday has been
decided, and, to use the expression OF a
fellow at my elbow, "the goose Of a good
many liquor dealers has been cooked. "
The Court, after meeting o.day, gave 1t
as its unanimous conclusion that no free
holder can sign q liquor license applica-
ton Outside of the district In which he
lives. II he owns property in one district
and lives In another he eau petition for
the sale of liquor in the district in which
be lie living but not In the district inwhich
his property is situated. II.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

TIA DRINKING Tea will be served in
the basement of St. Paul's church, on
Thursday evening, the 23d inst, under
the auspices of the Sundsv School Assoc
citation, in order TO raise fiIuds TO assist
in thu erection of a new chapel in 'Piekei-
yille," beyond Eleventh street bridge, in
the Ninth Ward.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE IN OXFORD.
Rev. DR.. J. A. Dlckey and lady, Of this
borough, have recently shown com.
mendabie spirit of iberality by donating
to the Society of Friends lot Of land 10C
feet trout on Central Avenue and 800 feel
deep, and selling for $500 an additional
100 feet adjoining, to be used for the same
purpose. The whole has been decided Ia
Ben J. j. Passmore, Levi X. Brown. Roger
II. Kirk, Jos. T. Reynolds and K llaiues
Passmorc, in trust for the use and bene-
tit of the Society of Friends. This LOT
adluns the new dwelling house OF h
Haines Passmore 81 Co., In the southern
part of the borough. A meeting house
will be erected upon 1t next SUMNER
Oxford Press.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

ACQUITTED. Niles Mink, who killed DR.,
Baker, formerly Of this city, in Maine, last
Spring, because he had "ruined her in
body, mind and soul" WAS Wednesday &C
quilted Of the charge Of murder, ut Rock
land
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

INTRODUCING THE GERMAN LANGUAGE
Arrangements for that purpose having been
completed, Professor, Schoenherr commenced
teaching the German language In the boys
department Of No. public school Tuesday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
aware State journal
PcsLIsHrD RvEnY SATURDAY BY
,P0ASnAIE & CAMERON

NO. $40 MARKET STREET,
adjoining the Ctty III ali.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;
ONE DOLLAR AND-A.HALF A YEAR
Payable in Advanee.l
ST Subscriptions must be paid invariably
a. advance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

MUsIc IN TRINtTY p. L. CHuRcH.-C. b.
Rhoades, Esq,, of this city, formerly OF
Reading, and probably the finest vocalist
now living in this State, has just entered
into an agreement with Trinity Episcopal
Church to lead their choir In the future.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

Orr ON AN OFFHIAL VIsIT,--James
examine its accounts for number OF years
back and TO open new set Of books, left
for New Haven, Conn, for the pur
pose of examining the system Of book keep
Ing adopted by that city. He will also visit
Boston, Spring field and Philadelphia, re-
turning, for the same purpose. He will be
accompanied by James Thomas, assistant
in the Treasuref's office, and VIM. NJ. Candy
member Of Council, and will be absent
several dave.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

KILLED ON THE RAiLRoAD.--Mrs. Eliza
beth Wright, an aged lady OF West Coates
VILE, was run over and killed on the Penn
sylvania Railroad at noon Wednesday, near
her residence. She was endeavoring to run
across the track in front of n freight engine
when She was struck and horribly mangled.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

NJ ~ Miller tue 75n ysr q Use rs.s
ha relat YES a. r. mis- IN family are In.
lsd 70 tin lhe + o. satur ~ sft 7 a
law Joan a Drittoa No, 7Ol Tat ALI i ct.
c. AK IN Delaware ity n th loth astaut.
MT. Ana CARA wife VI Thomas CLARK, sgs1
C,Tr-At Richmo d Va on be i4.h Inst,
Ms Mai scott rmerly Of Thu eity
anWNlNG - hilaasiph ., Oct b rlq 1873
Jane, VII Of J h. DoWninG tn the Ssh
yeArO her age.
sL.,K KIN be ty. the Eth in. tAnt. Mrs.
earAu j., wife Of ) 1. Black. Ased 81 years.
-.
NOTloE i. I'm he gan. 10 hereby awe
~ ? tee lhst 4 snail a., ~ t. he JUDGES on
n9 ur! 0ensra' Scout 4 Oh Peace aud
90 the 9nts eew Castle, The November
en- D 1873 for ice U kesn /. tavsca
s6w r~ehy the 10 Saw sng Ss,,ia' bpslsTs
irseholdsrs IN Id district reeemmsn nj the
G Geo PEWTER wisti. TO w" WIN. H lscbuu,ts,
Ohm ample l, Thomas Rsry
JAui, Veil, Giles Lambsot
y, l. Jemis1n, WI lam KobIussu
y. B. MiggenmAnn, John Bacon.
ost 2St avs
ENoCH nORGAN's soNs
POLIO
10 substitute for soap for all houssnold par.
poses. except washing clothes.
POLIO
For cleaning your house will save the labor Of
oae eisaner Give It a trtal
POLIO
For windows Ia bette than whiting Or vst,r.
No removing curtains and carpets.
POLIO
cleans paint and wood, in fac, the entire housa,
oe''er ' van soap ~ ,loPt Ing ayes Labor
POLIO
FOR securing knives is bsttOr and cleaner thAn
ba.h sriek. Wil not scratch
POLIO
better than soap and SAND for polishing tia
ware. BrighenA without scratching.
POLIO
dishes brass and copper ut nsil- better than
| dfld or Oh and rotten stsne.
POLIO
FOR washing dishss .nd glassware IL nvAluAbls
cheaper thAa soap.
POLIO
emoyes stains from marb mant4ls, tablss ana
IataAry. from nard-hnished walls, aud mon
China and poreelain.-
POLIO
.emoves stains aud grease from carpets ana
other woven tsprOs
There Ia NO enc article known thAa
via do 20 nasy kinaa of work zad de
3. "a well A. ssPOnO Try Ia.
HAND POLIO
new and wonderfully effective toil-t sosp,
having NJ equal IL tn e0ua.ry or abroad.
HAND S POLI0
,s an article for the bath. "rsashss the fvuhds-
'Sa 9, Al a-rI, Sbens re Per aad siyea q
HAsD POLIO
4 aasss sni beautiAss the ska, inrtsntlv r..
ioV.ng Ahy stain VI planlsh from boan hasaa
| and tass.
HAND POLIO
without rital in tqs word or caring on pr.-
uhtiag fsughaesa and chEppinE Of eiIhsr bs.dG
| OF lace.
HAND POLIO
70. lar teh. Iron or iak stains ard
'ieas lor WORKERS. 70 machine d, p, nsiIa,
.slaValu Ole. For m.k.nf the kll WALTZ
N nss,i,s....s5 ~ y, Vlyoa o. beauty,
HAND POLI-o
'sts ten to ntsen eeats per cake, and svsry.
o0dy should hAret' foa wlI like g.
ONT FAIL TO TRY THESE
| GOODS.
tug 10 sfy mr. snerehaut n he hH. IA
will p"Oeure % ia you. Al NOT sac
gri sor car Pamp1let. :" Ali nr,ou,
sPsi'O'' An~ ~ wal be malice rrss.
ENOCh MORGAN's SONS
90. PARK sLAoK n. Y
a o. g Lombard street. Bslsiners, M.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

ALL ABouT ASos.-Lebanon, Kent
county, a small village on Jones' creek,
IL growing into considerable importance
through the great canning establishment
Of Collins & Co., located there. They
are dolng a tremendous business, perhaps
the largest of the kind on the peninsula.
These works are very complete through
out, and everything is perfectly utilized.
They manufacture their own cans by the
hundreds of thousands. From four to
slI hundred hands are employed during
The .easOn.
The little village is perfect bee hive of
Industry. aud the stir and hustle is con
taglous ard Is reflected upon the whole
neig' BIZ hood. The stores and shops, OF
which there are several In the village, are
crowded with customers, aud do thriv-
ing trade. Vessel building has been
started here aud a very hendsome
schooner OF several hundred tons burtlen
hiss Iust been launched. Lebanon bids
fair to soon become a town of large size
being lightly located with excellent naVi'
cation fact Ill, s, ard a superb country
surrounding 1t. - Mlyord Neiss.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

ENTERTAINMENT AT CHRIsTIANA M. Z.
CHURcH.-Last night the ladies of Chris
tiana M. f. Church gave . concert and
tableaux exhibition for the beneh- Of the
church, and realized quite sum. Several
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

TIE ACCURATE PAPER The Commercial
says that Trinity Coulcil, OF Chi ster,
visited vening Star Council. No. l, Sons
and daughters of America, Tuesday even
ing. This will be news 70 Evening Star
Council, AS note Of their members saw the
yisitors
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
SUSSEX COUNTY COURTS.

Mee'ing OF the Fail Terms at George
town MOL dsy-Finding lof Indict-
ments In Capital oases-Ths Lquoi
Lioenis Applications.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

CONVENTION OF FIRRNES.-The Wash.
ington Fire Company have appointed a com
mittee of three to invite the fire companies
of the city to elect delegates to oonven-
ton to be held on Tuesday evening next for
the purpose OF making known the wants Of
the Fire Department OF the city. The con
vention will probably ask for larger appro-
priAtions TO the companies aud protest
against paid fire department.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

Foor CEUsHED.-ruesday morning,
Edward BAY ne, brakeman on the W. 4
Il. R.R., fell frem a car hear Coatesville
and had his foot crushed. He WIS removed
TO his home and Is doing we'll His foot
will not, as was at first expected, have to be
amputated.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18


DELAWARE COUNTY MILLs.-The
Media Amsriean says; Owing to the
scarcity ut currency, and the. limited
demand for goods at this time, because
of an oyerstocked market, many Of our
Target manufacturing establi' hmeuts are
susl+nding operations, or reducing the
wages { the wOrkmen. All of rattei-
sOns mills from fourteen 10 twenty In
number, several of which are In this
County, have suspended Wolfendens In
Up. OF Darby and Ehorne Lewis In the
saTe tow hip, Lewis In Springfield, and
Shaw 4 Esrey, in Chester, have all
stopped for the p e. ent, but 1t Is thought
that the suspension will only be temper
ary. Al Kehey's there has been = re-
ducllon Of Is per cent. In the price OF
Labor, the hands preierring that TO stop
ping entirely, which is n wise conclusion.
Ills thought by those who pretend TO
be well osted, and who have cSamlned
the situation In lts various aspects. that
the future looks much better Tor business
alter short delay, than II did during
1887 and 1857, beceuses the losses IRON
the preseut over production are Of wealth
groNing mateiiais from which we musl
realiz 10 the end. IL Is patent TO every
one that the business condition of the
country lie peculiarly sound. There have
been 10 long credits the crops are unex
Ceptlonaly good the foreign demand
unusually large. The merchants are il
an entirely different position than that il
which they were in 1887 and 1857, whil'
our banking system has been SO iavorabl,
changed that most of our moneyed ineti
talions rest upon tlrm basis, which wa
not the cass In former periods of tinaneia
disaster when there was great deal
banking without the proper reserves
projection from unity as is the case
present.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

An ALARM of fire was started yester-
day afternoon between four and five
o'clock caused by the lodging of sparks
under the shingles of the house occu-
pied by Mr.. Alfred Helm, corner Second
and Orlnsby streets. The old story OF
"a defective stovepive - was what's the
matter. Nobody has any business to
run !, stovepipe through IA roof and not
expect to have it roast him and all his
household into cinder. The house be-
longs to Dan Kitzmeyer. No damage
Was done save 10 Il few old shingles. The
engines were promptly on hand but some
judiciousiy applied bucketstull OF water
made their services unnecessary. The
Wurrens strung out their hose and We're
ready to take suction and squirt, and
would have had the g. first wnter" if
there had been any need OF 1t. The
Lurrys got there in good time. The
wind blew hard from the north and it IL
fortunate that the fire was discovered
and ex.inguished as soon as It Was. Six
Years ago. or su, h matter, We saw the
Evans house. which stood III the south
lot of this property burnt, Ill one Of the
hardest gales We ever knew to blow here.
1t blew SO internal hard as to actually
blow the ire out-saIne as yon would
blow out IL candle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

WE noticed a fire in the mountains
yesterday-on the spur which strikes the
eye as you look ont towards the SNOW
circled peaks in the Nor -nor'-w west. We
made some il q liries to ascertain if any
body's wood piles were up there. and
nobo ly knew amy more about it than
We did. Gness it was the smnuldering
of an old Indian camp fire. The smoke
was blue and 50 did the wind.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

We Yon0or to say yesterday that the
public school children's ball at Moore 4
Parker's Hall on the night of May l
was a great success. The young people
and some of their older friends danced
until little after midnight and then
went home very happy. The music was
good, the hall was we'll ventilated and
well lighted and not a discord WAS heard
to interrupt the general jollity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

MINT.-There ware $500 pounds of
crude bullion received yesterday. Nine
Crown Point bars went to London by
". F. 4 Co. last night. There were
received l 1922 ounces of mixed bullion
for coinage We sat down on some hot
bricks, SO that when We came down from
the Mint we didn't mind the stern cold
north wind as much as we did. 1t is one
of Slinserland's jokes TO have a fellow
sit down on pile Of hot silver. 1t
leaves good impression. He don't
mean anything wrong. He is a good
fellow at bottom.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

I. WILL be remembered that we made
all item, few days since, of decision
by the Supreme Court which practically
released from the Penitentiary three
Cinnamon, by name All Ping. All Tom
and Alb 10y. These were turned ln'se
yesterday, and ut tn Sheriff7s Office,
where the three discharged convicts had
assembled We were shown box, made
by All Ping while he was in prison. In
ingenuity Of construction, considering
the facilities he had for working the
wood this is very surprising piece of
work. being very peculiarly arranged
and handsomely inlaid throughout. All
Ping wouldn't talk Of selling it but said
he meant to give it to one of his partic-
ular friends.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04
MINING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Heard.

345 Ophir "a. 33l4 33a! ~.
1895 Gould 4 Curry, lex, 1879 10 = b3D, luS.
50 Best h Belcher. so,
62O Savage. ~. 81. VI y, ,? b5.
$50 Chollar. Sir 81, 5i \ 81 b30.
Gu, Hale Norcross. So, 50 :. - bic, 81 ~
IS Crown Point. III, l2l e, l22
SIS yellow jacket. ~. II. 'l!S. i?A o3s
725 Emp.r. "a, b:'o.
$40 Imperial, g. Ca b3o.
SIS kentuck 9;e.9;4
6ss Belrh+r vi, rs y, IS \ b5, 50.
lSo COnfid-nce,9.
$40 Sierra Nevada, lote, l3, 1915. Is
95 Con. Virginia 65 =, &c 4. 81 3 b23.
20 Seq Belcher. Al, +04, 10, Al 4 b3o.
81 Exchequcr. w.
2G0 Daney, 91c.
go Ov.rmsn. IS Y bio, o5 So b5c, ID.
lGo Justice, "a. :.
1870 Succor. 1, 3s4
go Julia. 33e. 81 81. b3O, IN
40 Caledonia. %, %. %. "a BIO.
295 knick.rbocker. Al.
.65 Arizona Utah. ~, -. AZ.
$50 Globe. ~.
1850 Baltimore, 6. So. ia BIO. SO.
2tu Bullion. 20h b30, 20.
35 silver Hill. I.3s.
300 Pictou. .Oc. b3o.
$50 n. Y. Con, IL.
100 Cook e., SOC.
1855 Am. rican Flat. ! Il.
.95 Woodvilie. =. "a, -.
lt0 Alamo. 1. 1 = 4 11-
.
1853 Valley. i4a,, 49,, l41, vs.. oW
.so Raymond & Ely, 81, 5dk, 56 81. 80 r.
1870 Eureka Cen, II = ~, II, ioAs, zoe.
10 PEpniI, i0c.
100 Js, kson. 2Ic.
l25 Phoebe. ..
$50 Washington L Creo!s. 4. IL. IL, - o'o'
400 Alps, l's, y.
$50 Page. 1'., =.
so American Flag, 6, So, So, q.
275 Huhn Hunt, 23.,.5
$40 Chapman, SOC.
500 Silver Peak. Sc. 35c. 50r.
40 P.avine. Acc, 3jc.
50 Phoebe West. &c.
200 IngoInar. 2. Ia, IL. u.
227U Phoebe Phoenix. ., pa b3o. ?, Ia.
$50 Kentucky. +. 6ls-
sIi Belmont. ~ "a. 5.
900 Chief Il the Hill, =.
zoe LOUISE 5uc.
is5 Eerm.s. Ii. II b3s, 1874
100 AnadDr Tunnel ~.
$40 Rye Patch. Ii. Hit, &c b30, i.
10 Eur, IA u. v. ~ =.
lbs Golden Chariot, ., -, !.
50 Mahogany, g..
200 Minnesota. I.
200 Mammoth, ACC.
3ls Treasurc.+
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

CHANCE OF TIME.-On and after Monday.
Nay 6. 1878, stages will leave the Ormsby House
at O'Clock A. n. connecting on Monday and
Friday with Benton. Columbus. Big River and
Independence stages. Shortest route for above
places from San francisco via Carson. No lay
NO evr. J. d. KERsEY, Agent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

Bro. LEw1s.-John c., came in to see
us yesterday. He complained Of damaged
thumbs, and had them both stuffed into
old glove fingers. There was felon at
the end Of one of them-at the outer end,
we mean. The old man looks well ex-
cept about these damaged thumbs and
an awful plug hat which must have been
in service since Lewis taught school in
New Jersey. which was during Monroe's
administration.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

Posi- M.sTks TURNER has received and
caused to be put in place, eighteen Of
those brass mounted, patent. conbina-
ton. glazed lock boxes adopted by the
p. o. D. They look as bright as a
specimen breast pin i'll dirty shirt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

A JUMPING MATCH front of Lewis &,
Thorington's place yesterday WAS sort
o: stand off for the qloit-pitching game
up at the other end If town in front of
the Truckee Saloon. Some expressions
INDUCED in by the pitchers reminded US
of keno. Youn. Willard. our N rmon
neighbours son, wakes 'em all as jump
list.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

Now is THE TIME to get photographs Of vour
r. Ridepces. Srripturn X rind have made
landscape photography speciality and sr. no"
prrparrd TO take all SORTS I nntnrsl and arfif-
cisl objects at very reasonable prices and guar
antee satisfaction. They also publish large
assortment Of Ster"osco'ir views OF scenery in
this State such as the mills .!,sg Che Carson.
noted buildings. lakea. mountains. ';c. Just the
thing to send to your fri, nGs IN tn Atlantic
St~t,s Call and cxsnnr their pictures ~nd
lrsve yorr ord. r. ~ The old brik Pho"n' nh
Gallery on Second street. Opposite the CrnsDy
HorSf or al the store OF John q. Fox, ap9
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

PRETTY Much OF AN ACCOMMODATION.
Mr.. Rice notifies those who have bust
ness with Wells, Fargo & Co. that the
agency here. express and banking de-
partments. will be open one hour, or
from to 2 O'Clock on Sundays. The
arrangement will prove q great con-
yeuience.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

WE NOTICE some additions aud recon-
structions going on in Gibson l. Dealey s
saloon corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets-whirh saloon. by the way, is
one of the neatest in the place and sells
as good grog IN any of 'em-so the dis
sipated and the ungodly say.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. No services
in this Church to-day. on account Of the
illness of the Pastor. Sabbath S. hool
at II o'clock N.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

The District Court for Douglas county
meets at Genoa tomorrow. Pierce will
go down there under charge of Mr..
Swift to receive sentence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

SERVICES in the Episcopal Church at
II A. M and III n. Early service at
lO4 A. NJ. All are cordially invited to
attend these services.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

The WAKRENs made about 1925, clear
of all expenses, at their benefit on Fri
day night. The Currys, the other night.
cleared about SIS. These little dabs are
a good deal better than no money.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

The CHoEAL SOCIETY CoSCLET-We
notice by a report of the complimentary
concert rendered to Prof. Sauer at Nir-
sinia that the said entertainment was a
GRAND Success The performers are ali
heartily commended. Mrs. Higgins and
Ms, Cousdon being highly compliment
Ell Oh thelr ballad singing. SiShor Cas-
pam Singing and Instrumental perform
auces elicit the heartiest enconlums; and
uf the overture, William Tell, the
Chru.ic.e says - it Was rendered with
nI.steriv skill and took the audience 10y
Storm, We are happy to announce that
this Overture viii DC played here On
Tuesday night, and the iuil orchestra,
comprised of Pa>smore. Caspian and
others. Frank Moore, whose flute solo
i'll Virginia i, pronounced very artistic
effort, will perform some Scotch and
IRISH airs upon that instrument: Prof.
Cora will play the Trumpeter's Polka {;
and in the Second part Prof Jacobson
will execute the Calf Of Bagdtd.
The programme in full will be presented
on Tuesday morning.
We HEAR some talk OF a new paper in
Carson-have heard it for some time
past. Well, it wouldn't look well for
Us to object-it would look sort o pig
gish. i'll fact, if We should say anything
against the prsposition-and wouldn't
klake any difference, anyhow. We
have this much to saw, however, namely,
That If anybody wants to start a paper
here, We should like to have the supply
inu of him with a hand press job
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

SEA SHELLS, and shells worth seeing for they
are very b-autif, l. will b. m exhibition 'nd
for sale To-day. AMI until sold. at rooms nc 1t
door ia Victor Muilers on King street. They
are great curiosifies AZ we'll az objects OF adj
miration comprising AZ they do the choice
specimens from thu Mediterranean sind China
Srss the IA ( Indian Or"sn. and e,stwh. r..
Tb, attentiCn of our citizens Is invifif TO ms
selection. Every facility will be oil rcd the
ladies' "a view and p lert from IheRc specimens.
which will be sold st the Invest fgurs Mr..
Henry Miller prnrrietrr If tn re shells. vii, he
in attendance. to whom application should be
ma1e.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-04

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. AT meeting
of Warren Engine Company No. I. held
last evening. the following gentlemen
were elected officers OF said company for
the ensuing year. viz Foreman. l..
Stern: First Assistant For, man, ]. II.
Cnnnor Second Assistant Foreman.
Miles Wing: President Gro. W. Chrdic;
Secretary. George w Kitzmeyer; Treas
urer, John Z. Cheney.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-10-31
TAX sALEs.

No ~45-PrOPerty Assessed In the Name Of
Josiah Scott.
pY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NE VEST
~ ed by law, I will proceed to Rell, at public
auction, for cash, without the benefit of ap-
praisement, at my office in the Courthouse Of
the parish of st. Landry, in the town of Ope-
Der, 1873, commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, and
continuing from day to day, if necessary. the
following property, seized by me to satisfy debts
due to the State of Louisiana and to the parish
of St, Landry, by delinquent taxpayers of the
tax rolls of 1871 and 1872, with all costs and
penalties, to-wit:
A certain, tract of land assessed In tho name
of Josiah Scott, situated near Big Cane, meas
uring eight hundred acres, being IN section
seventeen, nineteen, twenty and twenty-one,
township three, south range five east, together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on.
Amounto of State and Parish Taxes due, 1892 &c.
J. L. MORRIS, Collector.