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4 Counterfeit $500 Note.

WASHINGTON, Sept. |.
The treasury received to-day from the
assistant treasury at New York, a danger
GUS counterfeit five hundred dollar legal
tender note of last issue 1869, so well exc
cuted as to deceive men and some experts.
Particulars of the differences between gen
uine and counterfeit note, will be furnished
for publication Tomorrow. Treasury ex-
perts are now engaged in carefully examin-
ing the counterfeit. The assistant Treasur-
er of New York suspected the genuness of
this note and sent it here for examination.
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Big Railroad Business.

CoNooRD, N. H., Sept. /.
Six,y-iive cars, bearing nearly 5000 pas
sengers and l,971 pieces OF baggage, passed
southwark over the Concord railroad, last
Saturday, which is the largest number OF
cars, passengers and pieces of baggage that
ever passed over the road in one day OF
regular business.
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Among the arrivals at the Bardwell

Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
House Sept. list, were the following:
7 NJ Sever Il wife, Jas Mcdonald, V r
Griswold New York; l. Baldwin, II o
Nasee, Boston q b Jordan, Troy; p w
Barney, w !. Stone, Burlington; Thos
Steward, jr, Albany; 5 Blackinton, North
Adams, Mass; o A Archer, Blackinton.
Mass; G w Hartman, 7 Sbley, Benning-
ton; Thos Camody, II Prichard, James
McCuc, West Rutland NJ w Potter, Pow
nal; J NJ Curtis, Manchester; S S Ord
Granville. Orlando Gates, Middletown !;
n Fish, Miss NJ Fish West Haven; ID ii
Judd, Bethlehem; w s Eddy a. wife,
Whitehall l. Collins, Port Henry; Jas X
Thompson, Essex, n Y; o p Liscombe,
Albany; + Tebo & wife, Crown Point !;
+ A Brown, Saratoga Miss Odds, White
Creek.
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New york STOCK ana MONEY Market.
LATEST MONETARY.
NEw YORK, Sept.

LATEST MONETARY.
The high rates for money were not maintain
tanned business at final close was at 4s5 per
cent.
Gold, speculation active.
Carrying rates at / per cent.
The clearlngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
were s5l, 100000.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
$4,000.
The Customs receipts to-day amounted to
s55s,OO0.
Stocks active with wide changes opened
weak and declined fraction reaction carried
everything up XCeik became again dun tn
late In the afternoon when active buying again
began, with q strong feeling at the close. The
leading features were New York Central, Lake
Shore, Western Union, Pacific Mall, Union Pa.
oi1c and Wabash, the latter opened at esN, sold
up to 70%, closed at COZ,
Gold closed at 1i5&.
Governments dull.
state bonds very dull.
Stocks active on Pacific Mail, Ohlos, western
Union, Lake Shore, New York Central, Union
Pacific and Wabash, others inactive.
The following are the closing quotations
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Drunken Woman Killed.

NEW YoRK, Sept. /.
In Granville. r. l., Saturday, an Eng
fish woman, in II fit of drunken fury armed
herself with knife and axe, and burst
open the door of the house of neighbor
with whom she had previously had difficult
ty, was shot and killed by boy Of 10, son
of the master of the house.
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From Spain.

MADRID, sept.

ARREST OF INSURGENTS.
The members of the insurgent Junta at
Cartagcna are already reported to have
been arrested by Galvez, one of their col
leagues. Gen Contrcras, President of the
,Junta was quickly released and the cause
of his arrest is not known. Sanvallc is
charged by Galvez with treachcry to the
Junta and with having altered and falslficd
the communications of Vice Admiral Tel
verton to the Junta. 1t seems that in the
beginning of the affair with the British
commander Sanvlle was aamed by the
Junta to carry on the negotiations ON their
h.ahalf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

PAINFUL Academia lad named Gun
ningham had one leg nearly severed from
his body, and was otherwise seriously in
jurcd at the Central depot at Burlington,
on Friday afternoon, by being run over by
the construction locomotive. The little
fellow was dragged nearly two hundred
feet by the locomotive before he was res
cued.
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Man Missing.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. l.
Thomas Kelly, an Irishman living on
Washington street, in this city, is missing
this morning, and is supposed to have tall
len overheard and drowned
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Police Court.

\ colorcd man named Silas Williams
was arrested yesterday afternoon for dis
turbing the peace and was brought before
Justice Marshall and fined $500 and costs
which he paid.
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Horse Thieves Arrested.

New YoRK, Sept. l.
Two more horse thieves were hanged by
mob in Benton county, Missouri, and
another of the same gang has been arrested
aud is now In Jail st Sedalic,
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<cw York Produce Market.

ming, prices without decided change sales OF
2,3I9 bales at 20hc for uplands.
FL0UR.-Receipts, 22,lll bbls. The market
moderate request, prices generally Without de.
sGd rrd Inli prices Sales Of a.
western and state; $3.50 "a 6G5 for common
TO good Extra western and state 5000
common to choice White wheat western extra:
So 80 IA GO for common to good extra Ohio
SO 70 @lO 70 for common to choice extra ST
RYE FLouR.-The market is active and tirmcr
at AGO @5 20 for common TO choice.
CORN MEAL. - The market for corn meal Is
In fair request and steady at l5a 40 for Wes
tern, the latter for fancy brands; 80 1903 90
WHIsKEY.--The market Is steady with fair
Wheat. Receipts l9a,4s5 bush. The market
Is fully ic higher WITH COED expert inquiry
livery Sales OF 10000 bushels ut 81 ID for
very inferior No 3 spring 81 81 for new Nos =
and Spring mixed on spot and TO arrive soon
si IS for i' new No 81 MIwaukee ana i new No
chicago 9 c 81 for new ana old winter red
RYE--1he market Is ACTIVE and firm. Sales
of $4,000 bush at s5c for inferior western IN
BARLEy.-The market is duh nominal.
BARLEY MALT.-Market is quiet, steady.
CoRN.-Receipts 460,3I6 bushels. The market
is shade firmer, brisk home, trade and fair eN
port demand. Sales S5s,0O0 bush. at bI@5SHc fos
steamer Western mixed; 59aGl rors sail do;
"a 66c for white western 10 for heated 54%c
UATs-Receipts 49, $50 BUSH Market is ouiet
Sales Of $1,000 bush ut 43aI3kc for mixed west
ern latter price FOR new 45kG 4sc for white
western 42@43c for black western.
EGGs-The market is quiet and steady at Ella
20 for western and 23c for State.
HAY.-Market is steady al Pa 29 Tor prime per
ton.
HoPs-Steady.
COFFEE Market Is quiet and strong. RIO
sUdAR.-Market isqulet and very firm renn-
MoLAssEs.--The market is quiet anu frm
RIcE-Market is hrm at s3,@9Nc.
PErROIEUM.-The market il quiet al O., Tor
crude and IN for refined.
5S13
bushels
wheat .........'.......'...'.' 92,nx.
oats. Observation-Disclosures. G6l,5l5
Rye. Observation-Disclosures. 1924.
B RarieS Malt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES es issl
PonK.-Market is quiet. New mess cash at
| $lI 50a II 10, latter price for job lots. Total
stock september LIST Is 1886, Of which 1850 are
BEEr.-Market is steady plain mess 50 "a
10 70; extra do 81 23a ~ 80. Total stock Sep
| BEEF HAMs.-Market is quiet at 20 "a 2sc
for common to prime lots OF Western and
| Texas
| TIERcR BEEt-Maiket quiet dull At lisa 22c Tor
| prime mess; 22@24 for india mess.
CUT MEATs.-Market is dull and unchanged {;
I2al3 for hams. 81, fer Shoulders middles qule,
| and firm long clear Al si4@9c,
| LARD.-Market is steady. Sales OF ne" "
| S'sc; S 5-l6c for old western and steam,
BuTIER-Markct IS quiet and STEADY,
cHEEsE.-Market is quiet and steady at l..
@l2Ac for fair to prime state factory.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the GLOBE.
Heavy Storm at Kcene, Y. II.

KEENE. n. H., Sept. |.
The hardest thunder and hail storm of
the season visited Keene this afternoon at
three o'clock. The rain and hail came in
torrents for half an hour, causing some
considerable damage. The shower was
much needed although its effects were too
disastrous for good nature. p.
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The Indian Attack Not Confirmed.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ].
The Leavenworth Times of yesterday
states that IA letter was received there on
Saturday from Fort Sill dated August cath,
which makes no mention of Indian troubles
or of appehended attacks.
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Weather Probabilities,

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE }
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsHINGToS,
ID. c., Sept. /. 1873 p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
The storm prevailing over New England
and st. Louis valley will moye eastward,
followed Tuesday by fresh nolthwcsterly
to southwesterly winds and clear weather
over these sections
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Harlem Extension way, eo5 a. H., ANA 2.ea J.. IN.
Eastern way, l1.4O q. IN.
Troy way, 1910 p. III.
Troy, 1910 p. m. $50 y. M. ana $50 y. III.
Albany, 1910 p. H., $3.50 p. M, and n.3n y. Ia.
Boston, 11.40 a. m. and 9.3D p. III.
Ianadas, LIS p. IN.
Northern way, 200 y. III.
b arlington, 900 p. IN. and $50 y. IN.
"a 'atOga way, 800 p. m
Ne York. B.30 p. m. and $50 y. H.
Col necticut River way, $50 p. in.
Woodstock way, Stage 100 y. IN.
thlttenden fruesdays and Saturdays 2.nu y. m.
Stockbridge STAGE, loo p. m.
MAILS ARRIVE
Harlem Extension way, 93s y. III.
Eastern way, 2.20 p. m.
Troy way. t.55 y. m.
Troy, Lao a. M, ll.d5 II. m. and ih5 b. la
Albany, AZ a. M, Az and $40 y. IA.
Boston, LAO a. m. and 2.20 y. nj.
Canadas, 1910 a. m.
Northern way, 1l.32 a. III.
Burlington, 1910 and 1872 u. M
saratoga way, i1.45 a. IN.
New York, II As n. IN. and Abs p. m.
connecticut River way, s.45 p. m.
Woodstock way, (stage) 11.bb Il. m.
Chittenden, (Tuesdays and Saturdays 1890 ain.
Stockbrldge tstage), 1890 p. m.
:F-Malls VIII be promptly closed at the specl-
feed hour; all letters deposited IN the street
boxes VIII be collected at s.45 and 1i.O0 n. m,
1910 80, 3.05 and last collection for all night
malls, at 900 p. IN. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box at the Depot Will be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de-
parture OF each mail train
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Addison County.

Rev. W. w. Winchester, pastor of the
Congregational church, who has been
absent two weeks camping out among the
Adrondacks and bcguiling the speckled
trout from the clear lakes of that region,
has returned home in improved health and
spirits.
ID. Edgar Hill, Esq, who has been for
many years prominent breeder of fine
horses, has been seriously i'll for two
months with acute rheumatism and dys-
pepsia of the worst style,
NEW HAVEN.
The cheese factory near the depot is
doing large business this season, and is
turning out cheese of an unusually fine
quality.
Mrs. j. II. Squier, of Washington,
ID. G., who has been spending two months
with friends in the vicinity. returned to
Washington last week.
CORNWALL.
Col. II. +. Dean contemplates going to
California this fall with fine Spanish
merino sheep, of which he is a successful
breeder.
Hon. II. j. Jones, c. ID. Lane. Cher
bino * Williamson, and William ii. De-
Long have recently made sales of fine
sheep at high figures for the California
market.
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Killed by Il Train.

PouGnKREpslE, n. V, Sept. /.
John Demond of Staatsburgh was struck
by Il train on the Hudson River railroad
last night and killed.
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Ihr Rutlaud Daily Glohe.
ARRIVAL AND DErARTuRr OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE Al RUTLAND
From Bellows Falls, lao 81 1884 o. H.. 2:9O &
ts:85 p. III.
Burlington 1910 s 1l.e2 .. m, lg;ao 300
y. IN.
" Port Henry, 'll:32 q. II
Bennington. ti2:os p. IN, 500 4 200 y.
IN.
Saratoga, ll:Ab Il. IN, 300 r. III.
salem. lao 1870 O. M, 1910 ~ j. m.
rRAfS5 LEAVE RrTiiSp.
For Bellows Falls 1880 'ds0 a. M, 'l2:iO \ $500
y. IN.
- burlington, i:4a ta:lO q. M, a:ao y ,:05 p.
III.
" Port Henry, 500 p. IN.
Bennington, 1900 IS $3.50 a. ~, a t2:9s p ~.
" Saratoga, $500 n. H., Il 'a:'I y. IN.
' salem, 2:lU s. t9:V0 Il. Ill.,, 'l;0V 1890 p. NJ
'Mnu Train MIXED.
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BY the Gable.

QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 1.
Arrived Steamships Scotia and Samar'
ia, from New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-16

YESTERDAY RAIN was the best con-
most promising storm We have ever
seen here this late in the Spring. L ,st
night the RAIN came straight down after
tue manner of old times Ill the States
The now vivid green of tree-leaves AMI
grass-patches Atheists the value of this
pluvial dispensation. This storm is the
happy result of the long continued
winds whose protracted blowing is al
most without precedent. Grain farmers.
stock owners, h.ymakers aul SASS gard
nners will rejoice over this delightful
showing. We look, however. for the
coming Of frosts AZ IL successor to this
rain storm. If our expectations should
be verified, good bye tc what few stray
Cling plnms and apples and cherries are
lett. III little, upon the trees of this
vlclnaSe.
DEPOSITS FOR SCHOOL LASDs-Follow-
ing is list of applicants WHO have de-
posted money for School l. ind with the
State Treasurer whose names have come
in since our last report: Henry Hclt-
man, 50 vcres, $2U; ScnnedIcker Bald
win, 40 acres, $40; Same, 40 acres. SO;
Charles Sanborn, 2SO acres, 500;
Franklin Neal, 800 acres, 800: Will IN
Henry Ennor, 100 acres, S4OJ; George
L tmmerhlrt, 23l acres, so; WIN. n.
McGill, 16O acres, $50: Geo. W. Lam
berson. 800 acres, $50; L. L. Fox. 800
acres, $3.50: Eugene Emery, 2JJ acres,
So; Geo. H. Piummer, 16o acres, S2o2;
Presley NJ. Bruner: 30 acres. $3.50:
james Patterson, 2iO acres. so.
Nick PERAs1cH, known far and wide
as an enterprising and industrious Sla-
woman, has sold out his interest in the
fruit and vegetable stand adjoining the
Tneater to his brother Georse-so he
informed us last night; at wnicn time
be further informed Us that he WAS going
to Phoebe to engage i'll the grocery ousl-
ness there. H. went to Sln Francisco
on the train last night. Any debts he
owes will be settled by his brother
George.
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Railroad Notice.

Persons living at Empire and there
about on the line of the V. 4 7. r. r..
are hereby notified that the c;oinmoda
ton trains will stop for E npl.e p"sssen
gers only at the EMPIRE DkPor; al,
will not stop to receive or deliver ptssen
gers at either the Mexican or Morgan
Mills Platforms. In other words, p ~
engers from and for Empire must get Oh
and of the cars at the Empire Depo
when the regular trains stop there.
IL. NJ. IiRINGToN,
Gen. Supt
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CIAiRVOYl NICE.

MADAM l.. =. PROC TOR. INDIE.
w pend ut and rcli tbl- trance AMI bushes, ,
IIIruIu.n, nitur.l "l.lrv, ya't. ana maEn, tie
ductr, s.. b.. consulted all matters OF lie
an health. Madam Proctor EXAMINES III n
trance. and arrants to cure all curabl, chronic
diseases. She tells OF absent friends. lost r
stolen goods. voy ages. mining, all III all thing
her predictions can be r,li,d upon. III, lille
is LIMITED for her stay. Those who wish to
caI ult her should come at unoe to No. 5
Ormsby House.
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INNING STOCK aHPoRr.
Horenoen Beard

s4s Ophir, -, -. 70 $50, Ssk.
l0Vo Gould Curry. Is =. Is. Is BIO. Aa
las Best Delcher. 6. 81.
537 Savage, 40 b3. lsS. 10 Is. 49,
Sa5 Chollar. 20. *, q. O. ~.
A;O Hale L Horcroas. IS. 60. 50. 81 b..
los Grown Point. lae hsO. l26, l2s. 1851.
no yellow jacket, rs, IS b3O, Il 4. - oae.
.265 Imperial. :, :: \ b3o. 80. \ bs0
:35 Empire. IN, ~, ~.
80 T. H. Quaftz. 3. 81. bS0.
1855 Kentuck. II. II bac, loh 80. 10.
20 Alpha, IS, IS.
1870 Belches. 81. IS. :sh. rs.
S35 Confidence. 81, ~. ~,
25o Con. Virginia, 70. u. IS.
l4e Sierra Nevada, IL. l3a, Is -.
465 psAey, 2. II, IL.
ls5 E1chequ.r.l2 II.
~ Seq Belcher. Is. -.
ss45 Baltimore. n, a''s bao, az, - h,a
335 Bacon I.
20 Utah, J.
~ Bowers ~.
$50 Silver Hill. -. %. 2;h. 2:%.
lass Eclipse, !. IA. :. ~ bD.
50 Trench
lose Rock Island. *, %, AZ, ,.
$50 P sheridan. SOC, 4Oc.
$50 Pictou. soc.
.JyY Con, y. 2, ".
As75 senator. y, IL. ?, ~.
4Ue Occidental, 4.
400 Flswery.l.
$50 American Flat, iois l0.
1879 Tyler. = ~, -
27s woodville. ~, ~. ~.
2,o seq Caledonia, ?1.
20 Alamo. ,.
as Franklin, Sc. -.
200 Indus. 81 81.
6pO = CoInstosk, 5.
l2u Nevada. 20, "a.
SEQ Lady Washington. 5. A. 81.
CO.. Kcssuth. ..
100 Green. 4.
SIS Ov-rm2n. 40, "A b30. A..
so Justice. IL. lo's. III.
- Succor. 81, So.
l2v Julia. A.
10 Buckeye %.
571 Csledonia ~ 4, "a 4. IS \ bss.
AS Knicksrbocker. ~. 7.
~ A-izons Utah. 73e. II. -.
Evening Report.
rs Valley. ~ 22l4. ~. u.
$50 Raymond K lily. -. 81. 81, 81 4 BIS.
80 Eureka Con, l., IL, l22, Is.
315 JacksO'', 4jc.
1870 Phoenix. l, / a, So. a0c.
"a Phoebe, II, lo'4, 1919. 10.
Pass Washington L Creole. "a, b30. ~, ~.
125 Alps, "a.
600 = ,s-. .. Ia, IL
153 American Flag. ., !, + = Ga.
$50 Adams HILL 45c.
$50 BoWsry, =. sJc.
Cos Hmm Hunt, 2, IL, IL.
1O1 Chapman. SIC.
50 Silver Peak. IL.
100 Peavipe, Acc.
ITO Iagomar. l. csc b3o, 81.
40 Belmont. 5, 90.
325 Chief of the Hill, ~, 2h.2S.
500 Sewarl y, IL, IL.
200 Chief of the East, SOC, SOC Is.
10 Phoebe Phoenix, ~.
100 Marion, 25c.
200 kentucky. 6. 5H.
rs Hermes, 10.
gro Amsdor Tunnel. AZ, S. ~. a..
249O Rye Patch, 20 o3O, ~. Isl ~.
$40 Ell 10, ado Eouth, IL.
$50 x. K. Con. 81.
81 Eureka. &. v. 70.
1000 st. Patrick, s.
800 Ind-pe dent. III.
345 Golden Chariot, I, ~. $50, 81.
50 Louise. 40c.
$40 Charter Oak. SOC.
so Silver Chariot, Ia.
~ Red Jacket. 4,
sO0 Mammoth. G.ic, SOC.
40 Treasure. 5'q b30, S, &N,4.
100 Mahogany, 81.
200 Sosudxy. GOc.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ohNsbY HOUsK-SEoR0E ID. FRYER. PRoPRIE1ok.
Vim Thompson J 4 Sutt.rl,y. L Summeri.li
ID ConklIns wife rv't JAS PowuluH
wul Miuer, agent Chapman Sisters
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-16

SPECULATION is rite as to the reason
why the Belcher Mining Company
changed the course of its crude bullion
from the United States Branch Mint at
Carson to the ComStock Lode Assay Or
tice in this CITY, Virginia Chronicle.
Also there is some curiosity down this
way why this change has been mad. .
Certainly the melting and assaying Cal.
be done quite as we'll and inexpensivel!
ut the II INT 40 Mt any private hand.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-16

SUrrERLEY. the Chief of Photographers on
this coast is DOW fitting up large and mag
nficent Gall, nv on the first floor on c street in
Virginia City. and will soon leave this place. So
those wishing fine rrtnurhed photographs take n
him snon. Ms his stay very shur, in this city
Il, member the right place, opposite the Land
Othce on Ming street
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-16

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE LADIEs-Millinery
positively at cost Rustic Hats. 81 to 81 ,5
School Hats from 20 cents to ST. Bonuets iron,
81 - to s. 81: Trimmed Hats from 81 ~ e. 5 D.:
", ry -th,r kind .qually low, at Mrs. Brooks
Millln, ~ Store, No. ~ Carson str, ct, Carson
New. Country ord, r. filled promptly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-16

ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. rUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-16

Held FOE PosTAUE.-The following
letter is held for postage in the Carson
City Postoffice Miss HELEN Young,
Omaha, NeD.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DHMAINING IN THE CARSON POST
IL office, Nsy II, 1873
Genulemen's List.
McMahon. Patric Rush, John
McNultv Neal Rogers. Joe 8.
NJ h, u-l. John Wilkins Isaac
Mcpherson, Sanl Woo, sou. j. A.
FRED. D. TURNER. P. N.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-16

TIE Chronicle Of last evening speaks
we'll of the MrMeans niue at American
Flat and intlmates that it is about to be
put upon the market.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-16

A vEsAc1oUs and loquacious native
having been interviewed by the local
person of the Enterprise. and being
questioned as to hi. experiences in Vir-
ginia City, the following colloquy en-
sued: When me first come here no
house here all sagebrush. Ne work
here first time me came for Old Blrginy
tOld Virginia, the discoverer M the
Comstock lode aud after whom the city
was named). Yes; me work for Old Biz.
giney, down that way tpointing toward
the north end of the town. III one raw
inc" AT mining 2" We asked. Yes;
mine. Ne heap pull EN- rocker. Ne
that time know Considerable Com
stock. You sabe him % Yes an
swered W., have seen him. He Is
dead now. Got broke up i'll Montana !;
bad luck all the time got crazy and
shot himself through the head" Hum
Ole Comstock dead" said the old fellow
musinylv, dead Well, Ole Com
stock owe me tifty-hve dollar. Tn"i
money gone now. Well. saline way Old
Birginey. He owe me forty-tive dollar
when he die" How did he die 2"
queried We. "Well, you see he die
down to Dayton long time ago. Ole
Birsiney he all tim. drink too much
whisky. One day he bully drunk, he
get on pony; pony he run, he jump leg
stiff. and Ole Birginey he 50 over pony
head One foot stay i'll stiirup and
pony dras Ole man on ground and Kill
him. II. help dig one grave. bury Ole
Birginey down d ,yson by Carson River.
We'll, well, added the old redskin, re-
hrctively, boss kill um Ole Birginey.
Comstock kill hsself. ComStock owe
ME fifty-tive dollar Oh Birsiney owe
ne forty-tivs dollar Ne think, " shak-
ing his head, both time too much
whisky"