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Halsted Street opora.Houso.

Halated Street Opera .House.
There will DO two FREQ lectures to fad!cs ind gonc-
mon, on Monday aud Tuesdny nights, Sept. md =,
"iAfo unl The Origin OF Civilization" by DR.. payne.
Authfupologist, DR.. Payne will nso lecture, to gen.
tleMun only, on the " Social Evil" Frday and Hatnr-
day nighta ocoption offices now at tho uault House.
, 1873-08-31
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Ton BALE-llY =. EVANS i CO., OFFiOE lso
L. LnSallo.st. tbasemont}. I,ryAn Hook. ~
Dro1ol honoynrd, lot q i1so nnar Fo1y.fourth'st.
p,.t Msann it, noar Lasao n0't "'Fnsf On
ID lo, east iront and lots vast 'front.' DIllorat.
South GanalHt., lpa160. near 1Arr!son will trade.
Wost hiadaon.st., oornor Hoeloy.nT., ia7x
251ioo front On Uosrbor.s ami Third-av near IIat.
tsnn. . .- .
Msshigsn.nv.. near IMko-st:, 4e.19q.
HstHnd;ny, ~ r. oornsr lyorst '61. aovo,, r,,,..
south parkag.. ano stono-iront houao noar Twonty-
South rn5k:ev.. ano franc house. lot s's1s. nosF
gntnnot.e1y marble front, no.r Twenty-nnth-st.
ttrn7HlAnd Court, brick honeo, lot ehonp.
rhrkGy tMo iino now cottages south sront' rooms
Mest Wasnaton.st, brink houso and lot, near Ro6cy
each, enat front.
WaahlnRton.nv., 7,room cottage. cl,aap;z.
eholdon.at., 5.story brick houao.
NORTH 8hnenmpn.at.. nonE Randolph. iIFoom sfamo
2nrble fronts on Wabnsllay,, TwentYscoondat-
no Two Gothic franc ho,,sos At Maywcod, lot a2sls3;
will tado furnshol Tor house md lot In tho city and
''''s'"' ACRE PROPERTY.
. acres Rtovo at irving rtk will trade for inside prop
orty. and ASSUME nottgaEe. ,. -,,
no yoans orohnrd; viii trado for ins,a property and
s.s'ms n men m'9ftYYnG9i q Yi.G9iborr,
% acroa in Boo. 81. !, II. T. y, Hsws P"sk.
2Aerc0 cor1lur ChieaRo md Kodzf fo.avh.
business property In I'll parts Of and suburbs for
khl0 anu exchange.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

The ST GEORGE GARDENERS
CLUB. THIS Association. we are in.
formed By IL gentleman wl.o arrived
from st. George Yesterday, coming
Ivy WAY of the Muddy Valley is pre-
pairing to pnt mp an immense amount
If fruits this year fer market. The
directors are having mammoth.
rock walled cellar constructed. with
rooms above If great capacity for
canning fruits and vegetables. They
sav that st. George. IA u frnit CITY.
will vet In. the peer IF Los Angeles.
Being only II hundred miles from
Pi".lle, by good natural wagon
road. st. George onght to supply
nnr market with canned goods ut less
rates than San Fran"iScO. We are
anxious for more intimate and extern
>ive business relations with that
point The benefits would be mu-
tual. - Pioth~ Reco d.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

ARRESTED Foh FORGERY. H.
Thatcher WAS arrested Yesterday
| morning for forgery. 1t ia alleged
that he forged two checks on Boone
u Unlman. one If which. for $16O.
WAS cashe,l nv Wells, Fargo Il c., +,
and the other. for $3.50. WAS offered
ut faro table. and partly cashed.
when it was submitted :" Boone K
DoImnn. who pronounced it n for
gerry. 1t is also alleged that That..h-
rr forced check on White 4 Allen.
If Hi .i,I,n,l. FIR SIS. H. will have
All examination to-day. l'-ing now in
the county jill. 1t is known that
the mrrns-.l h 81 not had any l-giti
m.'e emplo, ment for long while.
--Pi cie Rec ,rl. Nays
PASSED THROUGH p. Hal. CLAW
ton. Speaker of the Third Hnnse aud
widely know mn IS the escaped l,Onsl>-
man., passed through this morning
on his way to Belmont. We hope
Uncle Hal will stol, over for day
err two "n his r-tnrn. az h.. has man.
fri..nl~ in Austin that would lie glad
to take him bv the hand and hear
him s,.in q lie or twO.-Axsia Req
ellie. 81
N C.. r r Under the able civil
engineering skill Of Colonel Davis
thu. railroad between here and Bnl-
lionville il beiny reconstructed in i,
,.ni anl,stunfial ,nnnnor Al
hundred and fifty men are engage d. A.,
We c,n now say. with greater conf
deuce. than we ever before made y
in regard to this i'm pOrtant
enterprise, that the carr will he run
ming bctwes.n Phoebe and BulliDnville
in five weeks from date.-Pioche
Record.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

Now II THE TINE to get photographs Of your
=. residences. Scripture 4 Friend have made
landscape photography speciality and are now
prepared to take all sorts Of natural and artin-
.ntee satisfaction. They also publish . large
ans0rtmeut Of sterrOsc0pic views Of scenery in
this State such - the mills along the Carson,
net.d buildings. lakes, mountains. ETC., just the
thing 70 send 10 your friends in the Atlantic
St~tes. Call and examine the:- pictures and
leave your orders 1t the old brick Photograph
Gallery on Second street. opposite the Ormsby
House or u the store Of John @. Fox, APIS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07
NOTICE TO TRANSFERS,

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
u for the next ten days at the Office of the
Virgins snd Gold Hill Water Co. for deliver
i about $50 tons Of iron pipe from Lake View
House. along the zine Of the new ditch. on the
divide, between Vxshoe and Carson.
J. B. OYERrEN, Supt.
Virginia, May 3, 1873. my6- lot
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

preme Court of the State of Nevada
is now, and customarily is, nearer
even With the work of the lawyers
who practice before it than any sim
liar Court in any State of the Union.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07
NOTICE.

vryHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Virginia and Trucker
Rxilroad Company will be held in this city On
TUESDAY. the 18th Of May. 1873.
g. A. KING. Secretary pro tenn.
Virginia City, New, April %. 1873. sp23-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

Is HE LIvING?-John Brown, an insane
person, was sent to Stockton from this
county several Years ago. Sheriff hinS,,
who was we'll acquainted with Brown
Turing his residence in this county, SAYS
lie did not see him among the Nevada
insane at the time of his recent visit to
that institution, with Florence Mahorey.
What has become o: him! l. he living:
Ii not, should Nevada pay for the care
and keeping of lunatic who has ceased
TO exist? Somebody ought to know. \
.Sire, STATE.
We have taken the pains to insti-
tnte some inquiries relating to this
matter and nave ascertained that
the State is pa, ing the Woodbridge
As, lum people for the keeping of
one John Brown, but that he is
charged lerroneously, no doubt to-
Orm.by county. The Insane Board
is constituted OF the Governor, the
Controller and the State Treasurer.
and Mr.. Wager, Deputy Treasured;
Informs us that lie has enclosed the
above quoted Item in a letter to Mr..
Hobart who is in San Francisco with
the reques: that he investigate the
matter. When the facts are known
to the authorities here we shall make
them public The probability is
that Sheriff King, being asked. on
his return to Humboldt, if he had
seen Brown while at the 4 YUM.
answered In the negative aud that
his interroSitor construed the reply
into meaning that there was no such
IMAM AS John Bcown kuoAn to the
authorities of the As, lam
WITHOUT MAILs.-There Is net SIM
gle Pustutfite III the Snake Valley, north
Ut here, wuich cuutuIns Il score OF FAM
ills and Il large number of floats. y
rney have to come ali the way to Phoebe,
!. distance of seventy-lve mixes. Tor their
mil matter. Ii our friends III Snake
will send us their signatures, and state
where they would prefer having a Post
Ditice establish ID, We will take pleasure
ia forw ,rilny u petitioI for them to the
postal dep,rtneut.-Rec
Certainly the Snake VALLEY citizens
should have a p,sto ii ;e, Or else
" hat good il Constitutional gov
but heartless mockery?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07
CURRY kNcINE COMPANY.

YNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET.
Il ing of Curry Engine Company No. ?, will
be held at their hall. this Tuesday evening.
May 9TH 1875. at O'Clock sharp. All members
ART expected to be preaent BY order of
A. CURRY, Foreman.
J. C. BUNKER. Sec
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNeasH P.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
Il fore existing between George T. Davis
AID George ellison has this day been dissolved
by mutual cons, mt
George 7. Davis has assumed. agreed to pay.
and will pay all debts anu liabilities due to
pscol,l, Que. and is slone entitled 10 have and
hold the property and effects. real and personal,
sud collect. receive. have and IT ceip; for Sims
du- OF 10 become due 70 til. late ;.rI,l of Davis
ellison.
GEO. T. DAVIS.
GEO. gibson.
The undersigned will carry on the business
OF the late firm Of Davis 4 ellison in all .ts
branches. H. wound respectfully solicit con-
tinuance of tn. liberal patr mage heretofore
bestowed upon the old firm. guaranteeing salts
faction and promptness in all his dealings.
GEO. T. DAVIS,
Carson City. Nevads,
May 5th, 1873 I'm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07
ONE FINE
TONED
PIANO..
BRADBURY

only eighteen months from the factory war
ranted in perfect order. will be sold At =
bargain i sold soon.
For terms inquire Of J. D. HAMMOND. at
the St. Charles Hotel my1-.f
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07
UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE.
NOTICE TO SPECIAl.TAx PAYERS

The law of December a. 1872 requires ever
pc rson engaged in any business. avocatiou, @
employment, VIII CHI renders him liable to-
SPECIfL TAX,
to procure and place culI-picuously in his estab
lishment or place Of business.
A STAMP
denoting the payment Of ssid Special Tax be-
fore comm .nciny business.
The taxes embraced within the provisions Of
Law abuv. QUO. srs the foll,vin viz:
Recruiters. $500 90
Dealers. r. tail liquor .....,........ IS %
Dealers, wholesale liquor .......- loo 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale. 50 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. 20 90
I.al. n in leaf iobscco ....... % 90
Retail dealt rs in leaf tobacco ...... sou 10
and On sales of over 81 OUO. nifty
cents for every dollar in excess
Of 81 900.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco >. 90
Manufacturer Of stills -........ SO on
and for each still OF worm manu-
facturd. 20 on
Nanufa turers OF tobacco 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars ....... 10 90
PeddleD Of tobacco. first class
(mnre than two horsesI ........ SO 90
Peddlers of tob ,cco. second class,
e hOrs-sl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % OO
Peddlrs Of t"bscco. third class.
Il horse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 w
Peddlers Of tobacco. fourth class,
on foot or public conveyanceD 10 90
Brewers of less than 500 barrels. so 90
Brewers Of 800 barrels or more 100 90
Any person who shall fail to comply with the
foregoing requirements will be subject to
severe penalties.
Special-tsx Payers throughout the United
States are remin ed that they must make appli-
c ton to the Collector for Deputy C"lector)
Of their respective districts. and procure the
proper stamp for the Special-tax Year. com
nencing May l, 1878, without waiting for fur
Tier notice.
GEO. A, KING,
Collector Internal Revenue,
- District -
Application msy also BE- made to. and stamps
procured Of A. MFEKINS, Deputy Collector. at
Jrmsby House. on Monday. LAY 18th, 1873.
mv6-ft
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
B Y TELE GRAPH.
yellow FEVER.

AT Shreveport.
SHREVEPORT, October 25.-The following
is the LIST OF the interments for the twenty
-FOUR hours ending at q p. NJ, as reported by
the Howard Association: Mary Donovan,
aged l0 yeals child Of James Thomas.
Father Ferrecs symptoms are better, and
MS physician is more hopeful.
The sick inmates OF the convent are
better.
At Memphis, Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, October 2j.-The weather is
damp and gloomy. There were TWENTY-FIVE
yellow fever deaths to-day. and four from
osher causes. len nurses arrived from New
Orleans. More are wanted.
At Montgomery. Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, October 25-Two yellow
fever deaths in the last twenty-four hours.
At Bainbridge, Georgia.
SAVANNAH, October 25.-A special to the
morning Ners from Bainbridge, Georgia,
received at P. NJ, says there are great
many new cases reported this evening. The
dangerous cases reported better this morn
ing relapsed, and their deaths are hourly
expected. Four hundred people have left.
The streets are entirely deserted. The
trains this evening were packed. Vehicles
can not be had for love or money. Physi-
Clans say the disease is on the increase.
There are indications Of rain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

We have sampled extensively s-e lage
beer made at the steam brewery OF Mr..
Csspar Lusse, Of Nos. 46 and AS Chartres
street, and find it in every way the most su'
perior article ever manufactured in New Or.
leans. 1t has an excellent flavor. and ia
really 90 usl to any beer that comes to this
market from Cincinnati or st. Lauis. 1t
has the peculiar 'twaDg' which genuine
lager always loses when transported any
distance, and which beer lovers admire
There is no reason, with the peculiar facili-
ties of Mr.. Lusse, why beer caa not be made
in New Orleans equal to any 0. the eeie-
brated beers of other cities. a1t his inten-
t;Np ia tN aycaI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

money on which blocks of Vanderbilt
stocks were carried, matured and the lem
ders refused to renew them, accordingly the
stock had to be sold.
Wall Street Rumors.
In connection with the rumors on Wall
street yesterday that the New Jersey South
ern railroad is inso,vent, and that a large
amount OF its paper falling due could not
be paid, it is understood that q number
OF suits are about to be begun. One has
already been begun by Prosper P. Shaw, q
director of the company, for $50. 900 which
he loaned to the company. 1t is understood
that Gould has claim of $600,000 against
the company, and that he will also prose.
cute it.
According to those who profess to be we'll
informed, Jay Gould claims to own the ma.
jority Of the stocks and bonds of the road
and to have built, with his own means links
between Delaware and Chesapeake bays,
in the States of Delaware and Maryland,
which are about completed. He claims the
building unaided of the remainder. This
being the case, he some time ago had an un-
derstanding with the Baltimore and Ohio
Company that upon the completion of these
works that company would put on line of
boats and bargeS to make connection be-
tween Rockhall, Kent county, Maryland.
and Locust Point, at Baltimore.
AS tnese lines Will not be finished until
next spring, this company will defer their
part until then, and they have no doubt
that freight route between Baltimore and
New York can be thus established and q
summer route for passengers. The Balti-
more and Ohio company it is said however,
does not own dollar Of the bonds or stock
of the New Jersey Southern road, nor are
any of it's friends interested. They have
no responsibility whatever with the enter-
prise beyond that stated.
Imports.
Total imports for the week IS 1896, ,093, an
increase OF $932, over last week. The
general merchandise was $4,27l $50 and dry
goods $l.55S,4l3. The amount marketed
was 81 .370,74I.
An Interesting Suit.
fne nephews and grand nephews of
George Hardin, who died intestate in
March, 1872, leaving an estate valued at
81 500, 900. have brought suit for it's recOv-
cry against Elizabeth Hardin, the wife,
and A. T. Trowbridge, who took out letters
OF administration. They claim Hardin was
never legally married, but merely placed
the ring on the wOman's finger and called
her wife.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
A Sad Accident late LAST Night.

as the quartey past twelve O'Clock cars
this morning were proceeding up Camp
street some ore in the Magazine ear rang
the bell foE a halt short distance above
St. Joseph street. The Prytania car wa.
close behind. and Che driver seeing The
from: car stop and suddenly proceed did no:
halt. The from: car stopped as unexpeet-
edly as it started, and the Prytania car yan
into it with . c:ash. When che Magazine
car halted My, D. ". Southerland at.
tempted to get on: and had one foot on the
outer step just as the rear car smashed into
the front one. The front part OF che rear
car caught his foot. crushing i: terribly.
The ear was full of passengers, and tae
gentlemen quickly wen: to his assistance.
having witnessed tie entire transaction.
They lifted the unfortunate gentleman and
senderly carried him to DR.. Crawcour's
Office, where everything that was possible
was done for him.
The wound is a serious one, and will
cripple him for life. He is about sixty-fve
years old, his hair snow white, but he has
the nerve of a Trojan. never flinching or
complaining, occasionally looking at his
mutilated limb and commenting on his ms.
fortune. E.. .- l,
He resides on s.. Joseph, hear Camp
street, where he was sen. By some of the
passengers after DR.. Crawcour had attended
to him. He is a clerk in the auction house
Of T. P. McDavitt. No. I57 81. Charles
street.
The conduct of several passengers in the
cars is worthy Of more than passing men.
ton. Mr.. Paul Lecours, Mr. Connors and
NJ. Zimmerman, and Or. Whitney of the
Picoyune Office, acted as men should under
such circumstances. These were all the
names QUE reporter could obtain a: tina: d!
late hour. -r,... .
1t is believed that afr Sousherlari has !
good ground for an action against the car !
comranias
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
An Anniversary.

81 three o clock in the afternoon OF the
twenty-sixth OF October. in the year i.Gg-
of which to-day is She anniversary . under
the supervision Of Don Alexander 0 Reilly,
Governor Of Louisiana, Lafreniere. Mar
quis. Milhe-. Noyau and Caress. citizens of
New Orleans. were shos in the public
square in from. OF tha st. Louis Cathedral!
Their alleged otsense was treason again,.
his Catholic majesty Charle. III. Of Spain.
and SO history has noted il.
For many gears j. was supposed that
these men were induced to couspile against
the Spanish authorities o. Louisiana be.
cause of their love Of Louis XIV, King Of
France, but documents brought 10 light no:
many years ago show tha: they were mem.
bers OF az organization whose intention
was to found in Louisiana a republic similar
60 that OF Switzerland. The organization
was at ono time very strong-numbecing
about 800 members in Nes Orleans. Aid
was sought Of the English at Pensacola and
refused. Vaen ENJOYS were sent to France.
but the miserable monarch had no dispos;.
tion. even could ae have spared time from
his royal seraglio. ou. Of which he supplied
che Dgothel. o. Paris with his cast off &c.
tins, 30 heed the prayer. OF his country.
men. Even grand old Bienvile, the father
o: the colony. then !i.in. in Paris. aged
over JoIs score yesra. igteSceded tos A.s
il vain.
Thus. 20 Louisiana belong. the glory Of
having lad hey sci! vatered with the frs:
blood OF freedom. S.. months afterwards
occurred the Boston massacre: few years
mora and the thirteen English co.onie. o..
ganized in successful revolt.
The rugged Spanish DON, however, had
out the las. vestige OF republican
aentimens in Louisiana. Years atterward.
the aecessitIes o: the Old World induced
the virtual giving away to the United
States of the territory, which nothing could
have prevented her absorbing. otherwise
in very short time. as the star OF empire
made its westward wav.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
THE TURF.
The Pimlic0 Races.

BALTIMORE, October 25.-Lizzie Lucas
won the one and half mile race. Time
2:4S.
Katie Pease won the mile heats. Time
1855, I:56, I:501e
Artist won the second heat.
True Blue won the four mile race, dis
tancing Harry Bassett by 200 yards. Time
7:i9
The Lexington Races.
LEXINGTON, Ky, October 25.-Kentucky
Horse Breeders Association; last day.
Weather fine; attendance large; track q
little sticky.
The first race, walk over, was won by
Treacy IN 2:53.
The second race was won by Doble
Time-2:47, 2:5l, 2:46a4, 2:491s.
The third race was won BY Dick Garri-
son, beating Red Cloud, Ira H. and Billy
Haskins; five heats. Best time, 2:34h. The
driver Of Ira H. was suspended for sixty
days and the horse distanced for foul
driving.
The Baltimore Races.
baltimore, October 25.-Fall meeting,
Maryland Jockey Club, third day.
First Race-Free handicap stakes, one
halt miles, for all ages, $50 each, if not
declared out. Lizzie Lucas won easily (;
Shylock second, Carriboo third, and Freak
ness, the favorite, the eighth horse at the
score. Time-2:4S.
Second Race-Mile heats, for three year
olds: purse 5000; 500 to second horse. The
first heat was won by Katie Pease. Time
l:5U. The second heat was won by Artist.
Time-l:56. The third heat by Katie Pease.
Time-l:5012.
Third and Last Race.-Four mile heats,
for all ages, for purse of $500, of which
$1,000 to the first horse, 800 to the second,
and Sl0O to the third. True Blue aud Harry
Bassett were only started, True Blue belp g
the favorite two to one. Harry Bassett was
distanced in the first heat by Aearly two
hundred yards. Time, 7:l9.
large. Monday will conclude the races of
the fall meeting, on which day the great
steeple chase of over two and half miles
vii! take place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
The Germania Natiopa. Bark.

This institution publishes Q statement OF
its condition on The twenty fourth day Of
October, and its officers announce that they
are ready to sesums currency payments
whenever the test Of the banks composing
the Clearing House Association shall assent
to il. It is also understood that the Ger.
mania Bank was one of the four banks that.
Oh receiving the committee from the Cotton
Exchange. were "a favo. Of the immediate
resumption OF currency payments. This
.tatenent shows Its ability to 90 SO. if the
restriction OF the agreement between .he
other banks was removed, and is a mos:
satisfactory exhibit C.. sound financial
condition. Now !e: the Othe: banks be
heard from.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
Senator Pinchsack at Iadianapolis.

SenatOF FInch01cK HC IausH"aPVts'
The many friends of Senator PinchbaeA
will read with pleasure the account IN an
other column of his reception and address
at Indianapolis. The reception he received
was an ovation in which all Republicans In
Louisiana will take pride, feeling that it Is
an evidence that the ability, eloquence and
virtues Of their favorite leader are appre
cisted elsewhere than st houe.