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A RARE CHANCE

Two PURCHASE \ DESIRABLE FARM. con.
l. tanning II Acres more or less known as
the '.OlA Aiken flltc, adjoining thr Pier
House property, aud within half 4 mile Of Por,
Penn The place Is beautifully situated On The
Delaware River and the so.l the very hest for the
cultivation Of the re1eh Or far trucking. The
terms will be rtrg easy md immeasie possession
given. The improvements are a Frame House
ami Stable Apply 10 MRS. +. y. ALRIellS.
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NOTICE
FOR RENT.

nNHE residence lately occupied by Victor
l. Green, deceased is now offered for rent
Apply TO WI GREEN.
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Farmers, Lock to Your Interests
SOLUB BILE PACIFIC
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r.lcES REprcEp3
STANDARD GUARANTEED

IARNEEs rni tctlsr, arr informed fbat this
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Railroad Iime- Gable.
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Delaware Rail Road Line.
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and after Monday. April 2is,, 1878, fsunday, ex
cvp,.d, i Trains will leave as folisws
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druggists - 2efvNh.rc Prepared hY
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Commission Merchants.
lta ratA pbee, New iotks
Cards sen, when requested, and information
given Fsui 53m
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"a PEACH BASKETS of al kinds nt man
uf1etufcr miats. Eares, callers treated best,
mar 1a--'t.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

INJUNCTION DENIED.-The tedious suit
of the united ranchmen of Washoe
Valley against the Marlette Flume Co.
was closed in the District Court last
night, Judge Harris delivering his deci-
sion denying the temporary injunction
and vacating the restraining order.
Court adjourned until Monday the 18th
inst, when the case Of right and title to
the water of Franktown creek viii be
tried. Following the close of the pres
ent injunction case, an injunction will
be issued against the Virginia and Gold
Hill Water Co., by the ranchmen, to-
morrow. This question of water right is
one OF very great Importance and will
work hardships, however it may be de-
cided. The water is absolutely neces-
sary both for iuming and irrigating-for
the woodmen and the ranchmen. The
Water Company under any circum-
stances, will be embarrassed only tenn
porarily, as by an extension of their
Hume they can obtain all the water they
wish from Marlette Lake, right to
which they have secured from the OIL
ginal contractors with the Govern
ment for that property. The Yerington
Flume Co., We are informed, have been
using water for their wood drives appro-
priated from the same source upon
which temporary injunction has just
been denied.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

CASE OF CHIFFON McWharton was
up, yesterday, arraisned in Police Court
for having pressed his tanzy too closely
and fallen to sleep tight in public place
the night before. He is the same
Frenchman that went for Billy Wilson
lately with his fists to his own damage;
he went, yesterday, to hunt him for $50
fine, in default of which he was to dwell
in the county Jail half that number of
DAYS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

RUMoRED MURDER.-I} was told by n
Chinaman from Chinatown, yesterday
evening, that his countrymen had muir
dered a white man down there and had
concealed his body. The report was
credited by the officers OF the peace who
went to work investigating the affair on
the sly. If there is anything in the
story they will know this morning so
that this disclosure will not interfere
with their plans. Nothing would be
easier than for the Cinnamon to kill and
hide away the corpse of man in their
quarters who would probably never be
missed. 1t was surmised by some, but
with hardly any credibility, that Layton
Childers may have taken the route back
to Carson for some unaccountable reason
instead of using his ticket from Truckee
to the Bay, and have fallen tstill
strangely into the murderous hands of
the Cinnamon of this place.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

MISTAKE IN THE PEksoN.-A gentle
man was passing by certain residence
in Carson, several evenings ago, which
is guarded by huge but rather harm
less Newfoundland dog. Unfortunately
a trespassing COW had been turned out
of the gate just ahead of him and the
dog set after her. As the evil spirit
would have it the dog allowed the old
COW to trot away in peace and made
fiercely for the passerby whom the party
setting the dog on had not perceived in
the darkness. The nocturnal perambu-
lator was not hurt or scared-only agi-
tated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

UNCONDITIONAL finely penned sched-
ule of prices from Carson City by rail-
road to places near by, as we'll as to the
ends of the earth, is hung up outside OF
the V. & T. r. r. ticket Office to inform
the enquiring traveller.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

Horse TAMER.-Comstock has been
working on a contract of $40 which
promises (not tho 500 to last a good
long while. He was on the job, yester-
day, breaking young Copper Bottom,
which elastic young animal he had har-
messed like his young mate (the services
of the worn out old roam being dispensed
with) and had him secured by hawser
round the neck besides.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

VENDORS. Charley Palmer
and that other fellow, a bowler about
corns and tooth paste, there was noise
enough on the main street last night to
last US an age. The crowd about each
of the takers seemed satisfied, however,
and invested in beautiful chromos and
corn salye to show their satisfaction.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

BLIND ORGAN1sr.-A pitiable sight,
truly, is the blind organ grinder who
has been standing for the last few days
about the corners of Carson street and
cropping his way from place to place. He
finds our people not uncharitable; and
at every stopping place he collects an
for whose savage breast music has pro-
verbal charms.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

ScHooL.--On the first of September
all the schools, public and private, re-
sumo work. Mr.. Howe will have re-
turned by that date to take the helm Of
the Carson school, with whatever
changes may be made in the teachers Of
the lower departments.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

REFREsHISG.-One of the most pleas
ing and grateful reliefs to the view of
one looking about him as he walks from
one end to the other of Carson street, is
the tasty and elegant collection of plants
and flowers which are to be seen growing
in the conservatory on the front veranda
of the Ormsby House.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

LAST DAY OF GEACE.-It was week,
Yesterday, since the town ordinances
having reference to dogs and hogs went
into force This season of indulgence
has been fair, and is now past. Yet not
altogether SO: for if you find the Sheriff
in his Office to-day and he has the time
to wait upon you, you may have your
dogs tagged before it is forever too late.
Thus far only about thirty tags have
been sold. Subtract thirty from thou
sand and one, and you have the re-
mainder in dogs to be tagged, sent to the
pound, and redeemed or killed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

The San Francisco Alta is urging the
construction of wagon road from Lake
Tahoe to Yosemite, through the Sierra
Nevada Mountains. The route urged is
through Hope Valley, Bear Valley, the
Calaveras Big Trees, and thence along
the timber belt to the Yosemite. 1t
would be about 40 miles in length. and
would pass through some of the grandest
scenery of the range, along lakes and
running streams of cool water Astounding
with trout, and hills filed with game.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

EQUESTRIAN. - Two stylish looking
horsewomen-one dressed in green and
the other in black-appeared to add to
the life of Carson street at twilight yes
terday afternoon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

STILL ARoUND.-The 1. E. James, the
locomotive transformed into steam fire
engine, is ready to squelch fire at any
point along the line, and continues to
do valuable service, besides, in switch
ing at the depot.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. F. Il.
Girard, of Reno, will preach to-day at
the Presbyterian Church, morning and
evening. The subject of his discourse
in the evening will be: The True Wo-
man and her Sphere"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

CHo1R.-We learn that q movement is
on foot to organize choir in the Cath
Ole Church. There is good material in
the congregation out of which to form
an excellent body of singers, with a gen.
tleman of Mr.. Henschel's musical attain
ments to play the Accomplishments.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

The finances of Ormsby county are in
fine condition. She pays cash down for
everything-and has been doing SO since
the last income of taxes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

FLY NEr.-The first of the season was
to be seen, yesterday, covering one OF
the two horses in Doc Benton's ice cart.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

SUNDAY EVENING ENTERTAINMENT AT
P1pER's OPERA HoUsE.-The Virginians
are agitated over a sensation in the form
of their new departure man whom the
Eureka Sentinel calls the "Sagebrush
Beecher." The qualification seems
quite apropos. The behavior Of this
eccentric minister troubles only the or
thodox; it excites the ungodly t. fun.
The latter relish a liberal sermon next
after liberal show q Ia Black Crook.
Before the reverend gentleman's late
divergence from the fold he was polite
enough to provide himself with power
of attorney to marry people under both
the religious and civil laws. We are
glad that he retains the marrying power,
for he performs the ceremony delight
fully, and it may SO chance again that
he will be called upon to make one of
some other twain in Carson. The Chron-
icle saws of his talk at the Opera House
tonight: "The initiatory services Of the
Liberal religious society, recently organ
lied here, will be held tomorrow (Sun-
day. evening at s O'Clock, at Piper's
Opera House. On this occasion Rev.
Mr.. McGrath will give his reasons for
the orthodox belief, and will
also give reasons for the faith which is
in him. Seats are free, and full house
may be expected"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

A New S1GN.-Among the signs of the
times may be numbered the transporta-
ton from Carson to a market, day be-
fore Yesterday, of car load of old rags
accumulated here for slow coming sale.
This is no conundrum. 1t means that
the old time indifference with regard to
the odds and ends of the household, is
giving way to the increeping spirit of
Eastern economy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Serviees at IL A.
n. and TX N. Sunday School at 12H
o'clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

TEACHERS EzAMISAT1oN.-The exam
ination of applicants for situation in the
Carson public school was continued yes
terdav in Mr.. Howe's room. We say
appGca nts-there was only one appli-
can't under examination, yesterday morn
ing, the other who was present all day
Friday was not on hand, and had with
drawn from the test, complaining that
one of the examiners had been I" alb
rlpt, and that the other was disposed
to show partiality. Miss Spence does
not profess to teach both German and
French, as reported. She is somewhat
familiar with the latter language, but
not sufficiently SO to teach it. She is
quite versed in the rudiments of Ger
man, has the correct pronunciation in
reading, and will be able to teach pri-
mary students of that tongue success
fully. We learn that the Trustees will
not make any appointments of teachers
in the school for the present; but have
determined to await Mr.. Howe's return
and leave the matter chiefly to him.
JUDICIAL CLExENcY.-Barney MCGEE
who was tried on the charge of having
stolen watch from the pocket of a man
who was sleeping a. the Corbett House
and committed for burglary to await the
action of the September grand jury, was
admitted to a rehearing, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Witherell, under prosecu-
ton eased down to petit larceny through
the intercession of numerous friends and
the petition of the Sheriff and county
officers who felt that the prisoner might
legitimately be less harshly handled ow
ing to the fact that he was drunk when
he yielded to the temptation and fell
from grace. He paid the fine for petit
arceny-seventy-fve dollars, in lieu OF
half that number Of days imprisonment
and was set free.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

ALTERcAT1oN.-Ther was conflict of
testimony in the District Court between
one of the witnesses for the defence in
the Washoe water case and the witnesses
for the plaintiffs, out of which arose
some angry debate in the Courtroom
and good share of loud talk in the
street, yesterday. A personal encounter
seemed imminent between Harvey Per
kins and Billy Musgrove, two Of the
most important witnesses on opposite
sides. but did not take place.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

EXCURSION OF F1GHTIsTs.-The gamiEs
of Carson are going to make their Won
ted swimming trip TO Empire to-day.
They say it was wrong to speak Of them
as trying to swim They can all
swim, according to their say so, except
the devil :ha. goes with them. They
may tell the truth; but if SO, it Is the
first case on record Of the devils failing
to make even with Young America III
any of their tricks. They are glad to
have the devil with them and on their
side to-day, however. for they have heard
that the Empire boys are on 1t, and are
going to deny them the luxury OF a Sun
day bath in the Carson. A bloody battle
is anticipated and the train that takes
the Carson combatants down will prob
ably be loaded with spectators of the
angry struggle. Surgeons, ambulances,
stretchers, etc, have been provided for
the occasion. The weapons to be used
are whatever arms the wrath Of the
youthful warriors may supply them with
on the ground of the battle; sticks,
brickbats, old beef horns, the jaw bones
of any Chinaman' ass that may have
uieu ou tue Spot, CIV, See' w "'
the thing to be conducted on the square
because this is the Lords day. SO
we will state for the information OF the
Empire boys that their enemies have put
up job on them and are going to wear
brass knuckles, slung shots in their
sleeves, and sharpened spikes in their
boot toes. Forewarned is forearmed.
The conflict is irrepressible. Mutual
insults have to be atoned for with hon
orable blood. The battle is to take place
in rear of Beers slaughter pen, Lager
Beer Joe acting chaperon for the EN-
pire boys, and Johnny Sharp attending
the fighters from Carson for the same
purpose The train leaves here at noon,
and the battle is set for one O'Clock
sharp.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17

REuo1sTED.- Frisbie sat, yester-
day afternoon, poised on his cane and
the railing in front of his corner saloon
watching the progress by which a car
penter and several Of his domesticated
Johns were re-erecting very attractively
lettered and color figured box sign which
tells passers underneath Of oysters, beds,
and things to be had within. This ele-
CANT and taking advertising medium
was demolished several nights ago as
to the costly glass on either side by
three of our late brousing and practical
joke-loving boys. They came along one
night and went through the thing both
ways. They thought they went off I'M
seen, and laughed till the over midnight
welkin rang. But they did not escape
unobserved, however. The old man him.
self was eyeing them from a window up
stairs above Willis store, on the oppo-
site corner. You can't see him from the
outside when he is perched up behind
that curtain, but he can see you. The
trio of marauders who busted the old
mans machine may contemplate in a
days dream, now, their appearance
with Newhouse and Stern in their rear,
before Judge Witherell on the charge of
" reckless and unlawful destruction of
private property" Next time when you
get out, boys, remember that the old
man sits up and watches you with one
eye, while the other sleeps, from behind
a sort of dark lantern arrangement of a
curtain that floods you with light while
ii wells him in thick darkness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

Tue FEELING In favor Of the resumption Of
specie payments Is becoming stronger and
stronger every day. The Eceninq Post In al
luding to the subject says 1--WE do not mean
to urgc thatthc paymcht Of specie Is to be
resumed al oncc, now that the banks do not
always pay paper; but We do mean to say
that tho resolution to resume should he re-
sumcd Of once; that our eyes should be turned
to the good Of resumption aud only towards
that good aud that all arguments and all
plans and all suggestions which look to the
imitation Of the paper medium, and not to
the gradual restoration Of the acknowledged
standard Of the world are to be deprecated"
These remarks arc eminently sound. An
imitation Of tho currency would only carry
| us farther and farther away from specie pay
ments and make the final crash oil tho more
severe. Resumption docs not depend so
| much upon the Government as upon the peo-
pie, and the sooner we begin to undcrsta
that fact tho better. Tue Government aud
the banks could resume tomorrow IL the
country wcro educated up to tho degree Of
confidence In the public credit to which It Ia
necessary II must be educated before rcsump,
ton can take place.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

THB LIBERAL REPUBLICANS arc being
kicked and cufcd all around. This New
York World speaks of John Cochraue and
Fred Conkling, the leading spirits Of the
movement in that State, as two inefabio
blatherskitcs." This is rather severe, but Il
is the downright truth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

THE PROSECUTION arc making out very
good case against Bazslue In France. The
evidence Is pretty conclusive that no was
plotting for restoration OF the monarchy,
and was in secret negotiation with the enemy
81 further that object.