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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

Important TO HOrsemen.-ProE 'ASDERsoS
nERN, DoR' is the best Lininent 10 use for Horses
This act Is shown 10y letters from ell parts
ofthe country. late one reads as folows
We have been experimenting with your Dermador
on horse desh, and hnd il very sup rior rene y
much superior to any othe linimeLt ever used 10
our livery stable. Please send US two dozen large
bo;s IS by express, c. o D.
WATSON & COOPER,
Wsverly, Ind.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
uOUSEA LOT> Eux >A..t..

The Undersigned residing al North Andover,
offers for sale. his two story frame dwelling,
26xz8 feet, containing two large rooms oil
Grst story, and two rooms on second story;
also two lots, 40 ieet square. ' ~ sell on
reasonable terms. Al ORTSCHEID.
Glen Haven, Wis Sept. 10, 1872 If
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
Farm For sale.

EdFW tut NdIts
Containing 154 acres Of land, one hundred tllabie
about IS acres under cutivation-good timber and
f. Of he house-~a frame hous. aud erauar, few
bearing apple tree -eurraut and grape vines. Sup
prsed be enoush siding and flooring for two st ~
house 22x2s feet that viii 90 wi h thu farm. said
firm IL within three lies nf the howtrng and
mill in the town ii Mllsihe Grant County. aud cnr
fourth OF mile south Of the road leading rsm Mil
VILE Mornt Hope
TERMS l viii take $500 for the above dsscrih Cd
property, oae-hsf down and the remaining $500 10
two years the a. draw zen per nj interest
NAL y, secured by mortgage the farm. lor fur
the1 information enquire Of 4. J. Kidd Millvillc,
GrSut Co. 37m3s J. {. MARKHAM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

DEATH. We are panied 10 record
the sudden death Of Capt. John IL.
Barnett, which occurred at his home
in Boscobel yeste, day morning
The deceased came to Grant County
as early as l845, settling AT Ellenbo-
70, and has resided at Boscobel since
early in the war He was a mem Der
Of the County Board Of Supervisors
in 1852 and held captaincy in one
of The regiments from Wisconsin dur
ing the war The deceased leaves a
wife nd five children who have orr
deepest sympathy in their sudden
bereavement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

cSs- Surveyor General Dewey re-
turned home on Saturday last. Mr.
Dewey is here, we understand, to
sc tie up his business preparatory to
II e change Of residence which bis OF.
ticiai duties require. He is well
pleased with Dakota as far as be hss
surveyed" the country, and expects
to settle down for life, at Yankton.
the capitol Of the Territory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
MORTGAGES !

On "A No. L. Raal Estate pur-
chased Amply to Joseph Book
Lancaster, Wis. 37"2.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
FOR SALE.

In the village Of Patch drove house and lots
one acre Of md house Learly havin1
looms god cellar and dhOuse attached good els
tern aud well lots we'll fenced There also about
50 ornamental and IrEit rrres on the lot.
7. rms Z cash balance, time gwen to suit pur-
chaser or will be exch .nged tor I'D farm
JAN. RALLANTINE { BROS
Bloomington Wis. Nov. - ~. 2sH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

GooD Hoes. -The Dial tells US that
Mr.. Fed Weigmann, a we'll to do
farmer, marketed at Boscobel re-
Gently eleven hogs which averaged
in weight 475 pounds. Who can
boat it3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
JAM IS A. DAVIS.

~ ENERAL COLLECTING AGENT AND CONVEY
VI ancer, Pztch Grow. VS. Coll. ctious prompt,
as'eused 20. Rss~rsrcss given wasa desired, SeW
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

How Is THI- The number of
marriages in Grant G unity, Wlscon-
sin. for 1872. was, If we remember
right 1872 The number in j. D4v ess,
for the same time, wat only Ice just
bali as many Are We to attribute
the small number here, comparative.
ly, to the activity OF tho Grant Coun
~ girls last year being Leap Year
--or to the want of pluck in our 10
Daviess boys = Spirit Of the Press
Neither. The fact is near one-third
of the marriag 8 in Grant County are
OF couples who come over the border
from 10 DAvicss c lunty 10 escape
paying the marriage license fee re.
CURED in our reighbor State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

80. u ogruphicd Conur drum If
tnt World round how Oh Garth can
j. come 10 an end2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale very cheap and on
easy terms 40 acres OF land situated lies south
west Of Lancaster village so cres under cul-
livaioB and the balance good timber and asture A
good house, granary and other buildings large
spring aad RAINING hrock aud many other desirable
For terms call upon the subsc' iber withi9
90 days. 27m3 l. G. URY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
NOTICE.

10 al Whom u Nay Concsrr:
Notice hereby given ihst the uniArsigned. who
the proprietors Of the town Of Oc>ols VIII eh
laid cut up sections ten tlo) eleven Ol) fourteen
(+) and Eft (l5). in town No. two ~. north OF
rage 40. ihr~e 81 west In Grant County Wisconsin
and the plot OF which dsd the 30th day
April A. .. s39, page 545 II bonk a. Of Deed in
the oc of the r. Of Deeds Of said osnu'y wi
apply 10 the Circuit Court for said county 70 he held
in the village Of Lancsst IN said county the hrst
Tuesday Of March 1879 the openiEg Of Court upsr
that day. or thereafter they can re heard
for 0rd-r and iecrte vaosting the said plot
Signed, OK
JOHN " McCABE.
BARHER 3 CLEzENTsoS, Attor. eys.
bat December 81. 1872 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
FARM FOR SALE

One n iie fr"m the village Of Bloomington, wiscon
sin 2G0 Rearls u under cultivation; good
frame dwelling gapary stabnR and ot"ei out build
ugs; failing spring Of water near the dwelling
some frIit and shrubbery. Terms half down, balance
on terms 70 suit purchasers.
JAMES BALLAETINE BIO.
Bloomington, Sept %, 1872. 23tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
| AaeAs1Ea N uRsERY
JOEL & A w BARBER

JOEL G A w BA RBER
Offer to the Primers Of this vicinity EETTgE souEDEz
aui iARogg TREEs with finer roots and delivered in
better condition. than nv other dealer supply
The great success and universal satfsction tha AZ
tended I'll apple bon hf Of ne in is7- give rsason
n expect q heavy sale the coming spring. No maj.
ter what in errsted agents may falsely say Of OR
stock: examine for yourself or inqu re Of our late
customers A large sock 81 en- evergIeens and
namesta trees, on hand La ge His op AID Trans
eendent Crab trees that bare we'll last year for At
same prices apple trees
Apt trees 5 J. or 5 years old go per hundred
Satisfaction gnarsnt ed. J, 4 A. ". BARBER
Lancaster, Dec. 81, lp7S siu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
BOSCOBEL MARKET.
BoscosEI, Tuesday, February Il, IS

EVERY TUESDAY MORNING BY yoEN FEPpER
PRODUCE ASp s1ocE pEAEEa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

e@- The following are the names
Of Petit Jurors drawn from Grant
County % attend the term of Unit
ed States Court which commences
at Madison on the 18Th inst:
Jacob Scott Boscobe.,
G. A. Barber Lancaster,
Thomas Weir Liberty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
Decoration Day.

A, a meeting of the Executive
Committee appointed or last Decora-
ton Day to arrange for the next
decoration of soldiers graves.a Com
mi;tee Of Arrangement, and Officers
of the Day were appointed as fol.
lows
COMMITTEE:
John G Clark. Ms VIM. McGonigsL
r - Kidd. Z" John q. Clark.
A. r. Bushnell. . Allen Hyde.
A. r. Mccartney. Lewis Holloway.
I r. Chesebro. g John Cover.
VIM NJ. Powers. ]. L. Mills.
A. w. Barber. C. J. Hyde.
PRECEDENT oP TUE DAY:
Hos. JOHN II. ROUNrREE.
VICE PRESIDENTS:
Potosi ! " seaton Harrison Geo VI FALL
Lima, ZIP Dicki ION Cassviile, II Young
Plattevi'le les Afori Waterloo W q Wilcox
VT Hope w Howes Beetown, &C Hathaway
Woodnau, T Hubbeil III omin gton.s Woodhouas
Fennim0re, II McSair Patch Grove Hum ,hrey
Glen Haven o. BasfoTd Nivllle. HUrsefall
Wtalu.ing. Geo Glenn Marion. RirkH
Little Grant. ',rims watterstown, scntt
Bosch ]. Geo 2 ,rker Blue Riytr. - Dieter
ia uestOSn, LISTER Mnscnda Denny
paris Peter Casper Ningvllle THIS laird
Hickory Grove. Rice Clifton, rhos Watsoa
Lancaster. q II Budd Liberty, Ihos Weir
sm her James Cabanis Elsn bOro, J mo Bradley
Hazel Green, Geo Brodtrsck.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
LANCASTER MARKET.

CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING RY NArR,N scHRu
AER CO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
Galena and Southwestern Wisconsin
X, Il.

A delegation of the oitisens of Mlf
fin village bad conference with the
officers of the above road, on Wed
nesday last, to procure the location
of the narrow guage route through
the village of Miffiin instead of along
the western border of the town a.
now surveyed. Tho Galens Gazette
says the Committee received such en-
coursgement from the railroad COM
pany that they went home welt
pleased with the result Of their visit,
and will at once make a move TO as
certain what amount the towhship
will be willing TO tax itself. The
Q mmittee claim that by taking The
ionte through the village, the road
will secure more freight. as it will
pass ear TO several rich mines. 1t
ould make the distance To Wing
Vile one or two miles further, but if
the Town cffsrs reasonable induce
ments, it is quite probable thst the
proposed route will be adopted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
ma We repubIish the following by

n@-W We repubIish the following by
request, in order to give parents ano
5. S. scholars an opportunity to save
the list for future reference:
calendar Ofsusdsy school Lessons for 1873
The National series.
The schf OILS that have adopted the
National Series of lessons will take
notice of the topic presented for the
weekly lesson during the year:
The New York herald., 1873-09-17

20 WEST 2sTH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO
lCC 60 ont by the day house is In the habit
,f working lin private families; give the best city
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-17

plant bis Nodmittaes, o5ne Zen 81,
felt elmer 1emonfrattoA berocpurufen.
NlS ater @nitalten 9etrofen purcen.
Die Ericolore III entfernen unb ~ bielem
3wede Milttdr unp YoliSsimannlaaft
auf teru YlaBe erf9ien, ba 1ammclte i9
cine erobe Menae 8oltes an, I'M ben,
S@auipiel susuleben. Statt eieGabne
pom ben, lei&t beRetsbaren Bauue bers
unter gu boleu,. purpe lebterer esfdQt
uno pom Zen, Militdr 3u Brennbols
p%erarbeitet, wdbrenb bic 3oblret& on,pe>
ienbenS 6uBmdnner unter ben, idaulu<
RisenYublifuu, tteS ronunS aufre@t erz
bieltsn. @snn es 70 fort sebt, miro bic
llmeeeeno Mublbauiens balo BON allen
pappeln entblSSt iein.
@on of1ci5ier Seite wirb bereits am
9epeutet. eaB es III Der Mbli@t eewi0er
R,eiie lieee, eineu @ntras auf @erldns
serune Der 0ietatur In Gliabz9 otbrins
9sn ein,ubrinsen uno bic @orsdnee in
Strubburs CUR @runolase su nebmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-17

Der IS hes Observation-Disclosures
last: ~@er BET 8eeebuus elmer 9ano>
lung bas IL. 9ebsnsjabr ni@e sollen<
bet bat, fam tpesen oe,felben nidt frafz
re6tli9 perfolst wereen." BUR Be-
leu@tuns bieies Photographer brin9t Der
~Bap. 8eob." folseneen SAL: Gin
&nabe pom II Sabren feist bur& Elm
&tr@enfenter, bolt bas uorbanoene
@elo> persrdbt tbeils ta6elbe tbeils BE-
bdlt Ct Is CUR 5ano, faidt perftteoene
ainrer.-bamit es ntht auFdQt-in ben
9apen unc ldbt balo pieies, bale ienes
belen ; etbt einem anpern &ino 0eIr.
bamtt es 1ase, Elm brittes iei einssfie<
gen. leusnet in 3malisem 0erbSr, bic
ct bur9 8reusfraeen, umrirst npnBar>
eerneifer @ensoarmerie unb poli3et
uno ben ;euanifsebenoen Spieltameraz
pen gum @etdnonib gebra6t miro.
NiGts bal Der Sunee 1T nad s IS
elm unjursdnunssfdbtses lnibulcs@
lamn1. Dieter unldulo ftno rte Der
liners a6enbubeu f9 bereits 10 bewubt,
oa6 fe Dem Wd9ter pes @eieBss> Der
lsine !9ano na1 ibrsu, unldu!pisen
1lute ausitredt> einfimmis iui@retsn /:
u8in nod feene srWf Sabre MID alt
-Do@ speiter in Den, erwdbnten fall.
Die @ensoarmerie beridtst uup amer
tennt eie Haffnirt De5 &naben-rpd
IS last: Ni9ts ia! unp Per Ortss
ihulratb erbdlt pie Beiiuns, in Der
S9ule Den 8naben fosuia9en anter Ger
6anc ia tefrafsn: Nllo IaBen? GIN
1perren ? na,u moralilbe Stanprere?
Dafar tbut's Gas unl9uloise Blut
mur,e,, pieper. Soer na9cradlfde
Mabnuns BON h'nten ? uaiere 5uaenc
bat aud in oieler 0eeeno ibwcde9ferz
pen. Da5 Sinh bate BET einem arssern
Diebfab! feline G!tern oerratben nne
mar pom ptsfan fbpars uno blau Sc
lalaeen, Ter al.s Ssriemen Iduft w'eceT
an ; Die belorsten Gltern ellen outs
Nmt; Der 9esirtsarst fommt anssfabz
rem, unter1udt BAG SrDpfein BON Der
3ebe bis gun, 8opf-u no per Srts@
laulratb nit fommt Dem ycliseiotener,
Der Die Strafe polsteben purfts. itBt
beim nd9fen @sri@tstase aut Dem Or
menluncerbdntben, snr Seite Die lieee
Susenp als 3eu9en, eas Moroiaaruz
nnent Dor aaer Musen. S96ne Aus<
tdt fir Die D1rpe zines Srts|du!z
ratb8I
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-17
Sermdbl,,n9 einer &aiiers=
tDctter.

Die germdblune Der dltefen Iuhter
BEG &ai1ers Don Seferreih, Der Gr;bers
sosin @iiela, NIT Dem prin3en 2ecpo!o
vcu Bayern fauo am 20. Npril in Der
Nusufiners 6offir@e gu 8ten NIT tai
ierli9em @lan3e fat.
MbenpS rpar briQanteS 9ofeonce1t,
Don pul9en, Elm Correspondent fo!sen-
pes 3u beridten weiB:
Die &aiferir poQ b%ldbenbten @usz
lebens, trus elm ltdtoiolettes 8leio nit
uebermurf mit1iQ= Suuior, BEN Sternz
freus<O rpen in B%riuanten. Elm breites
Golfer nit eroben BriQanteu nit per-
len, Elm f%rablenbes 8opfriaoem, ce1en
unterer 8eif mil 8rtQanten unp bellen
5piyen nit eroben YerlentrOpfen sebil>
Get puroen. Der 6dder par in Narbe
ees 8leieeS uno bins an elmer lansen
perlenl9nur. Die Gr,bersosin 9iiela
trus Elm weiRes nit Blumensuirlancen
aarnirtes SptBsnunterflsio, barber
cine &o1asGunique, ben Briuantl fern
freuszS rpen, Elm pom Diamants,1 Inn
rabmtes Smaraspencouier uno Holen>
fnclpenbouquet. Der 8ailer tru9 pic
Marlhausuniform. bic prin;en Suit
polo, esopole uno eupwie Don 8ayern
ole Sberiuniform ibrer Diterreibiihen
Neaimenter. Der Sronprins Rupclpb
er16ien III Der SbertuniIurm {eiz
nes ArtiuertesN eAiments. Die Wajez
Raten 3eianetsn idlieslid bic mitw;ys
fsnc,n xunaler nit Mnipraden aus.
60 lelten aud 9r6bere5 OFF 5eite itatts
Nnpen, 10 mirD cod arease oaraui &C.
balten, pae, rpenr, etnmal elm 5pf Sci
arransirt rpirr, oasielbe Den, Wnlebsn
uuu Cen, @lan;e Der babsbursildsr
DynaRie 'entiprede. Den @lanspuut
zines 1olaen Geftes biloet ieces Ma
unlere Railsrin, welde Dor NQem curd
lire faierli@e 5altuue Aues besaubert
Die G~raber3osiu>8 raut easeser 1T por
faR rdbreneer Giufa@bett uno gei@et
renbeit, ,pas wubl sroBentbetls au
3ednuns ibrer Suseno-f Ne 3ablt nod
at@t II Sabre-3u feben fomn,t.
Mebt Sntereie als rer 9oiRttte
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-17

miro es fir uniere 9eler buten. ~ Yer<
netmen. paB BEL Mnlas bieler 8crmdbs
lung cine Mnsabl erubbersiaer5 anrlun>
esn Der Meni@enliebc fattfanoen, In
ben, cine @eibe p~obltbdtiser Stiftunsen
tbeils neu eeeranbst, tbeils NIT aniebn'
li6en @el9enfen botirt uurren, unc
cas Die faiierli6e Gamilie NIT suten,
Bei1ptele pcrangins.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-17
Fischer & Roeder,
6srausseber uno Gisentbalaer
Ses 0u1es> betitelt
,,9n

Gin Nott- unb 3ufsbu@ Omit alcpat,ik3er
6ausapotbefe serbunosn) ese1gnet nae nas!'da
fur Sebern1ann unb aa iebfr 3ett.
;3rpeite pielfad Sermebrts uao nerbslfersf @uT'
laof. Entered according. to act OF Con-
gress, in the year 1872, by DR.. A. FL
scher. in the Office Of the Librarian Of
Congress, at Washington.
SuSem i'd seriudte, elm praftiiGes 5enhbud, 81 f9rst-
Ben nnS bamit etne patenoe. sak stn9ertatste passapp'
tbete seruano siauSe I'D TIM stanss sa I'm: JsssFntann
Ihaft sertanet. itm bas su sesen. mas leeena 3u MuSen
asreiat uap pppuldr sema&t rsrben Fam unt earf:-@s
II ni9t uneire Mbfbt. patent Meeistnen IN be N,s!ts
5tiden. fpubern NIT d4ten uno riHttean gtttteta, nit
Rla:beit unb beHtlther Spra4e bds 3x laiifen, mas in &.
mem s%.rartisen unternsbnnen selstaes rsrhen teaa.
sat auiabrlt1 tomnt Is TN aetnter sor, sas Nese
une Strasen Of. Gage lang etnselbne,i fno nns n'dt be-
foh7eu werben t6Hnen nre ri le 8drttfter tcptnen tufps
tint 8ufde pter duf %etnfanten gratrten ano mte bart une
(dwer fann es NTH fur ielte gsrionen 'uereen. bic am
Rranfenbette irasnb zines ibrer Nn9etsrieen fsten. msnn
he ietns drsttae 5ilfe. wsOsr &atlsebsr nod riG.iss aai:-
IS FL nun nsa aud Der 3wes pieies gaass .iesea ~sernanf
t,s eeat.assn Msn ID sats sG sas sssss, r nsists sos %efn's as,s
Sen 8ranftetten befannt 5u madea an' tpm oe 5dua
ayctbete ais urentbetrliden RDttaater an bic 9ano 81
seben. -. .a.. e.- -.
qsitfaben unb Seller in pr Mptb. une NIT Fer Ippttefs
sertunSsn. ens npttwene.ees Saus8ey etee:-D'e Srart
ssiten umiahsn aae isat Jahe. ta sr 1r5s entneoer n'ast
nctbnenot9 lit pber ND erfe aa6eaoi'a1tVe pllfe pom gre
| Ger 'stsutuna rperbsn fann
Das Sua in einsrtb lit In 8rantsettet Der Ieusfscrs'
| men unb Sduslinse bann fclsen fdrtntitthe RIM sriraufs
betsen rss is :%ianrea, fsrnsr bic Srantasitsa Gsraais.
rer. Trauerfrantheitfn. unb Ct. belcnssre Nbtteilune
| hiihct oie Yesanbluna unb erRe eerbaitunssrsiie bal lrns
| Riaen &ranfeus 9 rrtomu,niGen nab %ptosItthen l1aa1ads-
fiasn /. 3. Sci 8ersiftunsen, Sertrsanuasen. sOnnsn-
Den 5dlus b1bst cine tarse abaaaslans vpm rtsni6'
liSen aSrpsr.
Die gun, 5antsna s%.sSrtsea Wetiean,sntc %tefabsn I'D
In etnen, p~ratt;laen. cut aasa sfaiteten 9 ledsfaas unb int
Gfdier. Sda6tln unb 9Idten tnad Esam,.e-n osnau
nnh benz Sanoba1e I5ereinfimmeno) i~p.efaltia inyd1e
e~inaetteift rnb gut ocrpatt.
In ffetrtn tdr1ilien perben gum rertaRen ga Sabr,
serasten. BIS Bic @auptariifel perbrou&t fne. ODD FIN:
NON at ieter Belt BET 4nsate Der serlnfhten Nun,merr
lie Iebicdmente BON Hns pber an etHen, BON tins tcseib'
neten @blitferungssO Depot su etnen. asstnsen pretie tpie
brerba1ten tuerben.
Der yreis ~ gudes nit assttefs fret ser Gryrss a,
;rs,nb einsr Sit Der Der. Staateu sefanht muir aese,
WSSarabluna betrdst SO; bos Bad aGein fann esse,
Gini,nbuns BON rs Gents iessr Belt bssussn psrpen.
Mtrede:
Tifber unb Moeeer,
81 Wrr So, Nati3pn, @tScpnfu.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23

The VERDEN CASE continues to excite
curiosity and comment in Virginia City
and Gold Hill, and the Chronicle of last
evening, which paper concludes that the
stabbing WIS all about woman, winds
up its article by saying; "Verden has
been com. 'aratively easy to-day, and his
physicians think that if the sack of the
heart is not injHred he will recover. Ii,
however, the knife penetrated. the
pericardium a direct Inflammation of
the heart is liable to set in at any mo-
ment aud terminate fatally in n few
minutes. p. Seventeen condition
this afternoon is considered extremely
critical. and he has signitied his willing
ness to divulge the name of his assassin
and his desire to have him arrested, in
case of the near approach of his own
1t is now generally believed
that the wound was inflicted by a knife
in the hands of Il man.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23

READ THIs-A NEW DEAL.-Frank Hsll, who
has taken charge IT Theater Hail. informs TIE
public that no more skating will be INDUCED in
but that the floor Of the hall will be put in good
trim for dancing. and a social dance will be
given every Friday evening un .er his manage
ment. Excellent music will be engaged for
these dances, and the price of admission will be
but fifty cents. SO that all who desire to while
away few hours in that delightful amusement
can Indulge that pleasure. The hall is one Of
the best in the State. and with good music, and
Frank for manager. good time may always be
anticipated. The first dance will take place
next Friday. April Is. 1873. sp2o-Im
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23
MARRIED..

In Virginia City. April y. 1873. Mr.. z. J.
Powers to Miss A. F.. Burch both OF Carson.
With this pleasing announcement came half
bushel brown paper bag. which, upon being
opened, was found 20 contain some bottles of
champagne and box of cigars. This is all the
proof required to convinc, US that Miss Burch
did the wise thing when she concluded to swear
allegiance to the Powers that be. May they
always be able (and willing thus to remember
the printer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23
INNING STOCK REPORT.


Fsrenson Beard.
I45 Ophir, ~. 2Ol1, 20. 49,.
$40 Gould L curry 8, ~, b3e. -.
1905 Savage, IS. ~ b3o, an. 7'&.
l25 Chollar 40, Al b30.
100 Hale h Enrcross. IS, "a 4. 10 b3o. % e biS
1875 Yellow Jacket. CS, 63. 6''i .'
20 Crown Point. l0j.
275 Imperial. 5ss
o25 Empire Mill. s 4 "a.
65 Kentuck. -. "a, ia.
$50 Belcher. 81 u. 81, 81, S3I.
100 Confidence, "a 8.
Jas Con. ,irginia, 81. 80 b3, 81.
100 Sierra Nevada. 9, BID
60 Seq. Belcher. 81. ~. b 81. ~ Z.
20 Overman. %, - a, - b.
ca Justice. 81.
10 Caledonia. II, L b..
$40 Knick,rbock.r, !, !, =, :. 81,
il Trench. ).
50 Central No. ?, 20.
$40 Woodville. i. 3's b3o, 81, ga
100 Franklin. "a.
Evening Report.
go Valley l3I. 49,. 1872 b}O, 1877,
3l5 Raymond 4 Ely. 63. "a, o. b5o.
TO Eurek a Consolidated. l0A.
$50 Phoebe, ~, "a, n.
50 Phoeik. 40 cts.
$50 Alpha. Ia l.
95 American Flag, e. Ga $50
2S,o HUM & Hunt. 3. bjo, -. slo' "a sio.
500 Silver Peak, 80 cts.
69j Belmont. 50, b1 a's.
40 Chief OF the Hill, "a. rs. ,.
ll,J Phoebe Phoenix, =.
$50 Htrmes. =. ~.
lGS5 Page, X -, !,
200 Rye Fatch,7.
Id Aulaior Tunnel, :.
80 Eurtk s. Grass Valley, -.
70 Cederberg, 5.
Golden Chariot, 81.
80 Mahogany, 2a.
80 Mammoth. 81 cts.
100 Treasure, a., "A.
loo Crown Point, lbS, 10: y. lol =.
$40 Belcher. So si'a. 81 sio. 81 q. -
4So Confidence, 81, 3's, SO, s.., ~. b1o.
40 Hale 4 Norcuss, b, SO bio.
DO SxTage, as. ~. A bJ, 49,, Al y b39. id's.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23
PERsoNAL.- Surveyor-General Davi!

PERSONAL SurveyorGeneral Davis
was in town yesterday and came to see
us. Richard K. Allen was also in town.
Dick is the Agent. so he informs us, of
the State Investment and Insurance
Company of San Francisco. Of course
he would take risk or two if he could.
Ex-Speaker Robert L. Lowery WIS
anon -.st us for space, rs was also Gen.
Tom Williams, Uncle Bob Taylor and
Counsellor Deal
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23

THERE are more than one hundred and
sixty tax payers names signed to the pc
tition for town government in Carson.
Now let's have a general signing of resi-
dents and the thing goes without delay.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23

The beautiful art of colorinS photo
graphs is successfully prosecuted by Mrs.
r. ]. johnson who has . studio in the
upper story of Sweenev's brick building
on King and Ormsby streets. Some
specimens which we SAW at her rooms
yesterday were very delicately and clev-
erly touched.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23

The RosEDALE TROUPE CT histronic.
tarpsichorean and Elterpean artists will
favor the citizens of Carson with an ex-
hiiiiion at the theater on tomorrow,
Thursday evening. The troupe en-
braces several well known performers
and VIII doubtless give a very pleasing
entertainment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23

HORSE SToLEN--Mr. Hop Wo came
into orr office last night and represented
thnt his horse had been stolen. A de-
scription of the said animal and the
rewa d offered for him will be found in
our advertising columns.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-23

DR.. TALcorr stopped us to say that a
boy was born up at Blancard's. at the
Summit--near Spooner's We suppose
Yesterday morning. Mrs. Blancard was
the happy mother.